The Quebec chronicle, 8 juillet 1911, samedi 8 juillet 1911

[" Crown stoppered bottles : \" Per dozen pint bottles.Per dozen quart bottles.Well iced, it will be found .drink Phone 1141, = SITUATION ON © THE VETO BIL | Wil King be Compeiled to ; Carry Out Recommendation NE of Premier?vs London, July 8\u2014Talk of compro- \u2018fAise on the constitutional question As.filling the air to-day.The Unionist | Wewspapers at the eleventh hour red Eognize that the King has no alterna- | tive but to create sufficient peers to garry the veto bill if the Premier so fecommends, and say therefore that House of Lords will commit poli- Pal suicide if it compels the Govern- !Ment to take that course.« Hence, with a view to saving the Lards\u2019 face, they point to the fact that Wiscount Morley in the recent debate « FA the House of Lords showed a dis- \u2018*ppsition to look favorably on an amendment Lord Newton proposes to \u2018move on the report stage of the measure, which provides that no bill with \u2018further limitation of the legislative .\u2018pbwers of the House of Lords shall ~ry So privprogea: woe - The Unionists are now inclined to gard an undertaking on the past of Government not to go any farther the direction of a single chamber government as an acceptable compromise, and if Premier Asquith should decide to accept Lord Newton's amendment it is understood the House of Lords will adopt the veto | | before the House of Commons has.rown out the Lords amendments.It is reported that the Unionist lead- efs in this event have decided upon a policy of accptance of the veto bill under protest with the intention to re- \u201cBen it when they return to power and | r then to proceed to reform the House | of Lords and as soon as possible in- ~ggoduce the referendum into the con- tutiona! system.; GERMANY COURS | IN Morocco 1 Ambassador in Berlin Has a Talk With Foreign Secretary\u2014\u2014 te coe.1 % | » Berliry July 7%-The Russian Ambassador called to-day at the Foreign fife and had a long talk with Baron on Kiderlin Waechter, the Foreign Becretary.He had been directed by Empror Nicholas to inquire in a friendly spirit concerning Germany's i jentions in Morocco.There hae been no intimation of | what Germany's pretensions will be | in the eventual bargaining between powers over Morocco.Officials pe adhere to the point of view that nce.first of ail should state her | intentions in the premises.There is some reason to believe, » according to a well informed and friendly diplomat, that the ultimate bases of negotiations will concern | Germany's participation in railresd ad industrial concessions in Moror and the extenson of the Kamerun: | Congo Railroad, while in anti-Ger- | man diplomatic circles the opinion is) expressed that Germany first will ify to secure a position in South Morocco and fall back upon n demand for railroad concessions if she should fail therein.The brunt of the \u2018opposition te the frst proposition ne it Is believed, rest with Great Britain since France is lest concerned VICHY LEMONADE \u201cLA RENOMMEE\" + Made with Vichy Water, fresh Lemons and best Sugar only, In a most We prepay freight charges on all $25.00 orders.a A.GRENIER 84-98 8t.John Straat Foundod 1832 $1.50 $3.00 refreshing and wholesome eu BORDEN'S TOUR OF THE PRAIRIES Conservative Leader Has Met With Great Success During His Entire Trip.Winnipeg, Man., July 7,\u2014Mr.Borden\u2019s tour of the prairie provinces which opened in Winnipeg on June 19, comes to ean end to-morrow with meetings at Morden, Rosebank and Summerset in the constituency of MacDonald, represented by W.D.Staples.To-day was one of the busiest of the entire tour.Mr.Borden spoke at Gladstone, a strong Liberal district, in the morning, met the Grain Growers at Portage La Prairie in the afternoon, and also addressed a large public, meeting.To-night he was at St.Pierre, a French settlement near St.Boniface.The Portage La Prairie Grain Growers brought from the opposition leader a sharp r ly when they accused him of not being sincere in his stand against reciprocity.He declared that he thoroughly respected their sincerity in favoring it and expected equal respeet for the sincerity Lof his own views thereop.They also \u2018apcised, the Copservagves in\u201dpaéita> ent with blocking legislation in the farmers interests, which brought from him the statement grat it was obviously unfai?of them \u2018to take that stand and let reciprocity blind tir eyes to the policy of the Conservatives in rea- pect to chilled meat, Hudson's Bay Railway, and terminal elevators.Mr.Bordon's party was joined to-day by T.W.Crothers, M.P., W.S.Middlebro, M.P., who have been stumping Manitoba: J.G.H.Bergeron, who has been addressing meetings in the French settlements; Hon.Robert Rogers, and Hugh Armstrong.TORONTO GETS RELIEF FROM HEAT cloudless July day, with wind fro mthe east and à temperature that never rose higher than 79 degrees; came as a relief to Torontonians today, after the hottest week they had ever endured.Eight further registrations of deaths due directly or indirectly to the heat were made at the City Hall to-day, bringing the total now on record to 48, an appalling number in proportion to the population.Those registered to-day included three men, aged 56, 62, and 69; two women of 64 and 71 ;and three children under one year.HIGHWAY ROBBER WAS ARRESTED.Renfrew, Ont, July 7\u2014On the Canadian Pacific Railway track near Renfrew this afternoon a highwty tobher was arregted by the man he robbed.Geo.McLacen, of Castleford, was walking to Renfrew when he met a stranger, who was also coming this way.First the stranger offered to sell McLarn a watch, The price was fixed at $5 and Mclaren bought it.Then he rued his bargain and asked the stranger to cancel hie deal.This the men agreed to do, but no sooner had McLaren got his money back than a revolver wa: levelled at him with a command to hand over all his cash.Mclaren complied and once more changed his mind and iumped upon the stranger taking \u2018a loaded revolver frcm him and $15 of which he had been robbed.He marched the stranger to Renfrew and handed him ovr to Chief Plaunte who took him before the police magistrate.The magistrate! found him guilty of highway robbery and remanded him until to-morrow for sentence.The prisoner gics his name as Henry Pelletir and his address as Montreal.Ile is a young map with a respectable appearance and tearfully begged for leniency.McLarn's ection in disarming the robber, recovering his money over Germany securing a foothold on thé Atlantic const of Moroccoand making the arrest has won him high praise, JOHN [a] te bad, Youns 8 Gee ?STON & FILS, : BORDEAUX.sotablohod 1734.CLARETS and SAUTERNES .Montreak Toronto, Ont.July 7.-~An ordinary i a pleasant TO DUBLIN King ana Queen, With Prince of Wales, Reached: Harbor Lest Evening.\u2018 a rere Dublin, July 7\u2014The royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with King George and Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary on board, anchored in Kingston harbor this evening.Every available point along the breakwater and on the Jandingstages was crowded with cheering Dublinites who, on seeing the King and the Prince of Wales on the bridge of the yacht, burst forth singing the National Anthem.The first division of the home fleet, anchored just outside the harbor also fired salutes in honor of Their Majesfities.The royal party will not land until tomorrow.When they come ashore they will be received by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and driven in state carriages to the castle where they are to reside during their stay.A number of brill- lant state functions are to take place in the royal residence during the next few days, including dinners, a levee, a court reception and a chapter of the Order of St.Patrick.The old building, dated from early in the thirteenth century, is not very imposing in appearance, but it is commodious and well suited for court ceremonies.In the presence chamber, where the court receptions will be held, stands the King's throne of gilt carved work under a canopy of rich crimson velvet beautifully ornamented with gold lace.In .he ball room, known as St.Patrick's Hall, the chapters of the Order of St.Patrick always are held.In the panelled ceiling is a large allegori- { cal painting of George III.supported by figures representing justice and liberty.One of the side panels is filled with a painting of St.Patrick preaching to the native Irish and on the other side is a picture of the submission of the Celtic chieftains to Henry IL Sunday theié Majesties will attend ! service at St.Patrick's Cathedral.The i present building dates from 1190, when it took the place of one which had stood on the same site for centuries.During the time of Cromwell, the protector used the Cathedral as a law court.Monday the King will inspect the Royal Irish Constabulary in Phoenix Park, where he will also hold a review of troops and present some of the regiments with new colors.The weather to-night is brilliant and Dublin looks her best in her gala decorations.Enthusiastic crowds are parading the streets.Among a large party of guests at the Vice-Regal Lodge are the Earl and Countess of Bandon, the Earl and Countess of Carrick, the Countess of Mayo, Lord and Lady Castletown, the Earl and Countess of Rosse, Lord and Lady Castiemaine, and Lord and Lady Pierrae.From the enthusiasm of.the populace there is every indication that Their, Majesties will receive a popular ovation to-morrow .The Lord Mayor of Dublin announces that he will do | nothing to mar the harmony of the King's reception.He intends to see His Majesty in state before the King leaves Dublin, but he declines to say when or where.As the official programme for to-morrow's reception does not provide for the presence of the Lord Mayor, it is evident that he contemplates meeting the King on some later occasion.The Irish people feel flattered that King George has visited Ireland before going to Scotland or Wales, and it is believed that little will come of the efforts of the independents to disturb the harmony of the occasion Addresses will be presented to the King from every sort of public body from all over Ireland, representing Home Rulers as well as Unionists.Six thousand applications have been received from persons desiring to attend the court on Tuesday, but the state rooms at the castle will only ac- comodate about 1,000.Another incident that is affording satisfaction is that King George and Queen Mary have decided to visit Maynooth College Sunday afternoon, where they will be received by Cardinal Logue and Archbishop Walsh.The decoration of the city in honor of the royal visit has been carried out with lavish hand.Miles of streets are spread with buntings and festoons, while from the landing place at Kingstown to the city boundary\u2014a distance of over six riles-there are nine triumphal arches connected by continuous decorations.All kinds of public entertainments, especially for children, and other festivities have been arranged in connection with the visit of the King and the Queen.The preparations for illuminations gre thrice greater than on the day of the Coronation.Scenes of tremendous enthusiasm were enacted on the Stock Exchange to-day.Business was suspended while the members sang the National Anthem.Finally it was decided to close the exchange next Tuesday as well as to-morrow.The independents, on the other hand, are trying to draw the people from the reception o fthe royal party by holding the annual pilgrimage to the-grave of Wolf Tone to-morrow in.stand of Sunday, .mess f BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING a NEW SEAL TREATY SIGNED Terms Phohibit Pelagie Scaling in Behring and Other Seas.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911.Washington, D.C, July 7\u2014By the terms of the seal treaty signed to-day, pelagic sealing is prohidited in the seas of Behiing , Qhorsk, Kamchatka and Japan.The convention apportionment am powers.of the ann several seal herds intrested, as follow] of the skins annua American and ranges for the the signatory proceeds of the which they are : Thirty per cent taken from the sian herds respectively is divide equally between Great Britan and pan; thirty per cent from the Japanese herds, divided equally among the United States, Great Britain .and Russia and thirty per cent from any herds which may hereafter resort to the breeding grounds under British jurisdiction in the North Pacific ocean is to be divided equally among the United States Russia and Japan.In connection with this apportionment the United States will maek an advance payment of $200,000 to Great Britain and Japan each.These payments are to be refuncknedbzzzzz mentz are to be refunded to this country out of the proceeds of the British and Japanese share of skins taken from the rmiacneA taken from hée American herds.\u201cThis payment,\u201d says an official statement on the subject, \u201cis in effect merely a loan and was necessayr only because the United States reserves the right to discontinue altoghther thhe killing of the Pribilof Island seals.\u201d \u2018The convention also prohibits the hunting of sea otters on the high geas The treaty will extend for fifàen yetrs.and thereafter until terminated by one year's notice by any of the powrs concerned.BRITISH POSTMAN UNDER ARREST.Toronto, Ont., July 7.\u2014Gorge Guile, a London, England, postman, was arrested.im this Pn this.n908 ! charged with stealing British currency equivalent to 4245 from letters.\u2018The information that he was wanted came in a cable message from Scotiand Yard, who had located him by intercepting letters.Two hours after the message was received found by Detective Greer at a house on Niagara Street.He will be held for the arrival of an officer from London.CANADIAN NORTHERN WILL TUNNEL MOUNT ROYAL Toronto, July 7.\u2014Sir Donald Mann stated to-day that tenders would be awarded in two or three days for the construction of 550 miles of railroad for the Canadian Northern from Port Arthur to Sellwood Junction, supplying the connecting link between Æoronto and the Canadian west served by the C.N.R.He also announced that the section of the Toronto-Ottawa line fom Toronto to Trenton.a\u201cdistance of about tion by the Government by Augnst 1 100 miles, would be ready for inspec- next.The line as far east as Kingston this fall .The rest of the line to Ottawa would not be ready for traffic for would be ready for traffic for trains about a year.\u201cHow about your entrance into Montreal?\u201d Sir Donald was asked.\u201cls it true you will enter that city by tunneling Mount Royal?\u201d \u201cThat is subsequently correct.We have experts working now on a scheme to get into Montreal by tunnel through the mountain from the north.1 can't say anything about the feasibility of this scheme until we get a report from the experts.\u201d HOTEL GRENOBLE 56th St.& 7th Ave.Opposite Carnegie Hall, NEW YORK CITY.Located within two blocks of beau.tifu]l Central Park and in the city's most refined residential district, this exclusive family and transient hotel offers more in real living and comfort than many hotels whose accommodations are much more expensive.The hotel is within a few biocks of the theatres and shops and is only 8 minutes\u2019 ride from the Grand Central Che Queber Chronicle, | === LA BANQUE NATIONALE On and after Tuesday, the 1st of August next, the Bank will pay to its shareholders s dividend of one and three-quarters per cent, being at the rate of seven per accent per anum, ! upon its capital for the quarter ending on the 31st of July next.This dividend will be paid according to the list of eharcholders of re.cord on the 16th of Ju!y next, By order of the Board of Directors.N.LAVOIE, General Manager.Quebec.June 20, 1911, iune26fmon, wed, sa, tilljuly3l i | manne Kaministiquia Power Company, Limited 5% FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR COLD BONDS Due January 1st, 1837 This Company owns extensive water power the Kaministiquia River rights granted in perpétu- ity on the Kaministiquia River in the Province of Ontario.- Upwards of 15.000 electric horse power has already been developed and a further 7,500 h.p.is being installed.Net earnings of the { Company \u2018as at October 31, 1910, were $162,543, which, added to the estimated profits of the new extension, will amount to more than.three times the bond interest.Price on application.Royal Securities Corporation, Limites.164 St.Jame: Strost, Montreal Toronts Quebso Halifax London, Eng.ERNE AR Per | J.P.E.GAGNON fLoosesor o?V.E.PARADIS Public Aocountant AUDITOR AND CURATOR Accounts nzestigated and Cokeoted Financia! Arrangemsnts and Compromissy Uquidation of insdivent Estates, AN work intruste1 to me will da economicaliy and pra nptly atiealsd:s.RIBNELIED COMPANY BUILDIN) 44 Dalhousis Stree: 1 es ng.ARR mex te sto Ren and Pennsylvania R.R.stations There is no more ideal stopping place | for ladies traveiling alone.+ The Restaurant.Cafe and Grill are | of the finest in the city and are noted for the excellence of their cuisine and service.Well trained servants render ; unobtrusive and perfect service throughout the hotel.Room witt use of bath, $1.00 PER DAY AND UP Room with private bath, $1.50 PER DAY AND up Apartments of Parlor, room and private bath, 83.00 PER DAY AND UP GEO.W.O'HARE, Mgrapl22xwed,sat.tilinov22 PORT OF sped, Oe FETHERSTONHAUSH, REXNISON & CO, LOTS ALPHONSE POULIOT, LL.D., Laga! Aéviser EXTRAORDIN Geo; the rame \u201cGeorge V,\u201d are the very highest pitch attained in the art of Pump designing, and are made in Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Tan Russian Calf They are Durable, Comfortable and Atiractive $5.50, and we have decided to offer them for 15 days at the exceptionally low price of.SE TH DFE STAES 1 OP WOO J.B.BELANGER, Tel.2649.ret der ET EEE RN Para \u201cONF CENT.\u2014m___\" \u2014 Pr | QUEBEC FIRE ASSURANCE OMPANY.Head OMoe ESTABLISHED QUEBEC 1818 This Company is now assoc:ated with the : London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co, of Liverpool, Eng.Total Security ovr $24,500,000.00 Policies Issued Without Delay Losses Paid With Liberality and Promptitude THEO.LECLERC, General Agent ST.JOSEPH ST.COLIN E.SWORD, S:cr:tary 81 St.Peter St.The Quebec Bank 93rd Year in Business Why not keep your valuables\u2014deeds- insurance policies \u2014 receipts\u2014important papers of all kinds\u2014jewels-\u2014every small article of special value\u2014in the Safety Deposit Boxes At our Head Office, 110 =t.Peter ~t., or l'pper Towu Branch, 2 Fabrique &t.They afford absolute protection at trifling cost.Cali and enquire.DIRECTORS.John T.Ross, President : Vesey Boswell, Vice President : Gaspard LeMoine, W.A.Marsh, Thos.McDougall, G.G.Stuart, K.C., J.E.Aldred Mr.R.MacD.Paterson.FIVE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC CITY 110 St.Peter Street, 2 Fatrique Streer, 217 St.John Street, 718 St Valier Street, 187 St.Josepk Street\u2014 ARY OFFERING \u2014\u2014 OF \u2014 ae V Pumps FOR MEN E have just reccived a quantity of these very latest style shoes for men.These shoes, which th: manufacturars have given The regular selling price for thz: pumps i $4.00 31 St.Joseph Stre:t. This pen is \u2018well made of the very best materials, and will last for years, It will save you a lot of time end money, You will enjoy the convenience of its use.Try this pen at any of the best stores, Booklet mailed on request.L.E.Waterman Company, Limited, 107 Notes Deme e St.Wo MONTEL » portect Preservative for the Bicin Invaluabip for te SKIN Climate, yasageday all BOUGHEESS, | COOL) AND RETREENING TO THE USK, WEERWG AT WOFT VÉLVES AUS THE YEAR ROUND.\u2018WENY SOOTHING IF | wo APPLIED AFTER BMAVING ] 0 APE 14 BEETHAM & SON, CHELTENHAM, ENGLAND | eee | shoe Polish Pleases everybody.Is used by men, women and children in all parts of the World.There is a reason.Its superiority over other kinds.Contains'nothing injurious to potato gives a bard, brilliant and sting polish.It is good for your shoes.THE F.F.DALLEY CO., Limited, 10 HAMILTON, Ont, BUFFALO, N.Y.and LONDON, Eng.About Jewellery, Silverware and Watch Repairs Now that the busy season is ended, we would request our customers to send in their repair work, We re-model, repair and re-finish old jewellery and make it almost as good as new.Antique Brooches and Antique Earrings may be remodelled and transformed into fashionable pendants to be worn with a light gold Necklet, Old- fashioned Gypsy-set Rings, we can re-set in modern light low settings, with or without platinum points.Should you have any old gold jewellery that you do not use, we will purchase it or accept the old jewellery as part payment for new goods.If your Silver Plated Table Ware shows signs of wear, it is not necessary to buy new pieces, for we can silverplate, re-polish and re-finish the old pieces at a moderate cost, so that they will last for years to come.Before our Customers leave for the Country or Seaside we would request them to telephone us to remove their Clocks.Our workmen will, during the Summer months, repair and regulate the clocks and replace them on the return of the owners to the city in September.WEDDING AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS MADE TO ORDER.G.SEIFERT & SONS Diamond Merchants 16 Fabrique Street, Quebec | \u2014\u2014 rm QUEBEC, JULY & 1911.AGADIR.Opinions are still very much divided as to whether Germany's action in regard to Morocco means peace or a sword, Some of the more re- .sponsible German newspapers affect | to believe that the main abject in ; sending à warship to Agadir is an | honorable settlement of the Moroccan question and that such a demonstration is necessary to bring France to the point.The aim may be peace- {fui but it smacks too much of the { bully, In any event the situation is grave ; enough to cause a flutter in political \u2018and financial circles.Mr.Asquith re- cagnizes the seriousness of the situation but expresses his hope that diplomacy will find a way out.He has, however, signified the intention of Great Britain to support France in accordance with the treaty obligations of those countries.The most serious possibility of the situation would undoubtedly be the conversion of Agadir into à coaling station for the German fleet.There are many people without any tendency to hysteria both in England and Germany who are firmly convine- ed that à clash between the two eoun- tries is only a matter of time.And some of them do not hesitate to argue that the sooner the clash comes the better will it be for England.These, however, are debatable questions and such a war would have the most terrible and far-reaching effects.So far as can be gathered from superficial indications the interested powers are seeking a solution of the vexed problem in a calm and judicial manner and an amicable and honorable settlement is hoped for.= rt TOLERATION.Mayor Archambault of Hull occupies a responsible position but he hardly seems to realize it, He is now credited with the remark that an Orange procession \u201cis just as distasteful to the Catholics of Hull as a St.Jean Baptiste procession would be to Protestants.\u201d His intolerant attitude proves that Protestant demonstraions are offensive to the Mayor of Hull but when he states that St.Jean Baptiste processions are a source of irritation to Protestants he is guilty .of a falsehood which is buttressed By no evidence.Everyone knows that St.Jean Baptiste processions are held all over Canada and Protestants have never yet sought to discourage or interefére with them.Jf Mayor Archambault really does believe what he says then t is such men as he who would be responsible for the alleged situation.When he approves of his policemen beating inoffensive spectators about the head because they do not take off their hats when a procession (which {he considers objectionable to them) passes by on the street, then both he and his police should be brought to a realization of their duties and responsibilities.This is, when all is said and done, a British country and religious tolerance and justice should be observed in it.PROTECTED INTERESTS.Mr.Fielding pretends to be the champion of the magses versus the classes in this, reciprocity question and the Ministerial press when hard up for an argument in favor of the Taft-Fielding conspiracy\u2014and this is no rare occurrence\u2014invariably bring out their old \u201cchestnut\u201d about the protected interests.In this connection it is well :0 realize that there are fifty-six manu- factuters and financiers in the Canadian Parliament.Thirty-two are supporting the Goveramem and twen- ty-four the Opposition.The \u201cbig interests\u201d seem to be friendly to the Government.Men at the head of the \"big interests\u201d such as Senator Cox, Senator Jeffray, Sir Melvin Jones, McKenzie and Mann, Sir William Whyte and Chas.M.Hayes are afl supporting Sir Wilfrid.These men and hundreds of others control the corporations of Canada.They are all closely allied to the Liberal party.The \u201cbig interests\u201d know where they have secured protection in the past.Recently the Liberal party is said to have extended its \u201cbig interests\u201d connection.Among the strongest supporters of Sir Wilfrid are these \u201cbig interests\u201d: J.J.Hill, the Guggen- trans CICARET TE PAPER CATA | PUREST WTA RTE RC CU Wholesale Depsi\u2014Tha Hayes Bon.Lid.Toronto THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.heims, J.P.Morgan, and the Beef Trust.It is a fight between the people of Canada and a corrupt fund subscrib- td by the big interests to maintain in power a corrupt Government that is ruled by éocporatiogs, trusts and mergers.WATER DROWNS.Reckless people, who are indifferent to risks, give their friends and the community generally too much trouble and worry, to be allowed to mind their own business without interference.No man or woman who is reckless is capable of minding his own business properly.Of all the reckless performances that humanity is guilty of, there is none worse than going out in a sailboat or canoe without knowing how to manage it.When the recklessness goes so.far as to tempt others into the snare, the recklessness becomes criminal.Water drowns.Every year one feels that this fact should more and more be dinned into the ears of the\u2018pld and young, rich and poor, active and feeble, alike.Parents should igsist on their children learning to swim as soon as they can be put in the water.Civic legislators should multiply facilities for bathing and swimming, both outdoors and in city baths.Strict regulations should be enforced respecting all who go out in boats or canoes.No one who has not a certificate of ability to handle a sailboat should be permitted to take others out at the risk of their lives.Of course such à view will be regard- ¢d as grand-motherly by some, who are prepared to rage over a tainted drinking cup.There is less danger in the cup than the ignorantly managed sailboat.Women are vaually the victims of these tragedies.They might do much to protect themselves by refusing to go out boating with anyone who is not fully capable, not only of sailing a boat, but of meeting an emergency.There is no honor in being drowned for the sake of an inefficient water- man's goodwill, WHEAT.The big \u201cplum\u201d in the reciprocity pudding is reserved for the men who grows wheat, according to government arguments.They say: \u201cOf course, everybody is going to get rich out of régiprocity; there may be some delay or even doubt in the case of the others, but when it comes to the wheat grower, there is no doubt \u2014no delay.He is to be given a new market\u2014a market of ninety millions\u2014 the sun of the south is to shine on his west fields, and his grain will turn to gold.\u201d 1f reciprocity does not \u201cmake the wheat grower rich,\u201d it is confessedly a failure, The Government would rest their whole case on that single claim.Therefore, it is worth looking into closely.We do not want to sell our birthright for a mess of pottage; and then not get the pottage.A market is not to be measured by its size but by its purchasing capacity.A man who drove his hogs to a fine market made up of ninety other hog raisers would have to drive them home again.A market of nine merchants or mechanics, who cat pork, would be far better, The American market is a wheat- | exporting market.It has wheat for \u2018asle.At the present time, the United States is producing wheat enough to feed 120 millions, let alone 90 mil- tions.It is exporting more wheat than Canada.The wheat production and exportation from the United States and Canada respectively for the last four years were as follows: \u2019 United States.Production Exportnbushels.bushels.1907 .735,260,970 76,569,423 1908 .634,087,000 100,371,057 1909 .664,602,000 66,923,244 1910 737,189,000 Canada.Production Exportnbushels.bushels.1907 o.oo.93,104,783 26,874,538 1908 .128,647,876 48,678,678 1909 .168.787,530 59,959,663 1910 .149,969,600 The figures of flour exported show even more convincingly that the Americans are a much greater exporting nation in wheat products than we are.In 1907, they exported fifteen barrels to our one; in 1906 they ex- ported\u2014roughly\u2014fourteen barrels to our two; snd in 1909 they expoted ten barrels to our a little better than one and a half.That is, the Americans exported last year in wheat and flour the equivalent of 114,000,000 bushels of wheat.The trouble about vacations is that those who are most in need of them are least likely to get them.Among the uncrowned kings in London who escaped mention during the excitement incident to the cpro- nation was Jim lefirien What are you doing t better the condition of your teeth ?Do you know à is à very serfous matter?The tepth are tbe guards in the yestibu'e of the system.Every bit of pourih- meat passes through the mouth, If the mouth is unclean, those filthy germs tre carried dovra into the digestive organs and your health is impaired.Keep your teeth and mouth in a perfect hygienic state every hour of the day and night.ser The foremost tooth clzanser and antiseptic és Toptregrant Dames 8 sstvep lute the mint the liquid peacirating where it cro, washes awsy tho germe, leuving « clean.eatiseptio de- cévrizedsorfate.Thaccisnothing made that will give suck perfect satisfaction.Fragraace and eff- ciency are ite strong features.Children love it SOZODONT TOOTh POWDER PASTE are especially prepared for polishing the surface of the teeth and making them beautiful and pearly white.Sold at every Teilet Counter Foremomst of those who deserve our plty is the man who is back from his vacation and has a summer of work before him.The following appears in the Bolivar Breeze, N.Y.\u2014\u201cDuring Monday\u2019s trial, E.A.Richardson, the village constable, occupied a chair near the jurymen and kept a sharp eye on them.\u2019 \u2014_\u2014 It can be readily seen that there is a splendid missionary field ripe for the Carnegie sickle in Northern Africa just now.Also there is a very apt iHustration of the magnitude of the task that awaits the preachers of the Carnegie universal peace evangel.France has been pushing ahead in Morocco with trcops, and Spain also, as if they might conclude to pacify the country as Ergland pacifies Egypt, that is, by.staying indefinitely.The Kpiser might protect German interests as well by diplomatic means in the first instance d& by any other, but that is not his humorous.way.He prefers to jar other governments, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Now that the sesson of thunder storms is here, telephone patrons must bear in mind that it is danger-+ ous to talk over the \u2019phone while the air is filled with electricity.The Supreme Court of the United States has just decided that anyone who is shocked while using a telephone at the time of an eleci.ic storm cannot recover damages from the telephone company.A Philadelphia newspaperman, who was thus shockd while telephoning from the Philadelphia Country Club obtained a verdict for $2,500 damages in a suit against the telephone company in the lower courts, but the Supreme Court has set aside the award on the ground that the telephone company was not guilty of negligence in the case BRITISH SHIPS AND THEIR SUBSIDIES.A company with a capital of $i0,- 000,000, all of which is subscribed, has been formed in London to establish new ship-building \u2018yards, docks and \u2018shops at Sydney, Nova Scotix where 300 acres of land has been secured for the purpose.Upon the construction alone of this new Canadian plant $6, 000.000 will be spent, and the dry dock, 1040 feet long and 110 wide, will accommodate any ship afloat or designed.A significant part of the gnnouncement is that the Government of Canada, combined with that of the Province of Nova Scotia, will pay the company an annual subsidy of $170,000 for thirty-five years.This Government bonus is mearly 2 per cent.& year on the entire capital of $10,000,000 and is to be continued fos a third of a century.It is stated that if Canada decides to go into the construction of 1eviathan battle ships for itself there new yards will be adapted to the requirements.The british have nc near compet: itor in shipping maintained on the seas.On the ocean Great Britain is a protectionist country, and, in several ways, direct and indirect, subsidizes the vast fleet of vessels that sail under the flag.In this instance its colonia} dependency directly subsidizes a grtat modern ship-building- plant, and the money required bs easily raised in London.In order to re- guin its leadership in swift runs across the ocean the British Government loaned, at a nominal rate of interest, a large amount of money to the company that proceeded, successfully, to build the fastest passenger vessels on the ocean.British mail subsidies to ships under its Rag are on a gener ous scale.Maapwhile she merchant St.Peter Street, Lower Towa, including the renowned SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911.CHINIC HARDWARE CO.Branch : Fabrique Streot, Upper Town.SPORTING GOODS \u2014 Trout Baits, Tents, Blanke s, Rubber Sheets, Canoes, Paddles, .Oars, Dunnag: Bags, Folding Beds, etc, ete.General and Heavy Hardware and Salmon Rods in all grades, BOIVIN, Flies, Reels, Lines, BERMUDA THE IDEAL VACATION TRIP ROUND 17 TRIP 2 0 AND UPWARDS ar EXPEA ii Hons & Rivet.on 33 Bt.Louis 8t., Gnapsade Sb ee J.Arthur LaRue.Eugene Trudel.LaRUE & TRUDEL ACCOUNTANTS 98 St.Petar St.Quebec Telephone 3497 Accountants, auditors, apraisers, administrators, trustees, liquidation of insolveit estates, compromise between debtors and creditors.$.J.SHAW&CO.13 St.John St\u2014 Class and Enamel Lined Refrigerators Screen Doors HARDWARE ADVOCATE, has removed his office from No.76 to 721-2 St.Peter street, property of J.B.Morisette, insurance agent.Telephones, office, 4150; Private residence, 1543.June?xlm Tha Central Florist Store Choice cut flowers and plants al ways ready and delivered anywhere in the city.WM.PENNY, Gardenar and Floris Phone 485.181 St.John St.Drouin, Drouin & Drouin ADVOCATES removed their offices from No.116 Mountain Hill to No.12 St.Peter street, Lower Town.Tel.3348.Furniture Repaired, re-cover- ed and Polished.Furniture carted, packed and shipped to all parts of the world.Estimates Free.Furniture Stored.TRUMAN, 2, 4 and 8 D'Vouvilis Strast PHONE 3020.QUEEN'S HOTEL F.X L PASULX, Prop.European and American Plan Meals at all Hours Table d'Not» and a la Carte Corner of Bridge end Detosses Ste Phone 2350 .Otfawa Ladies\u2019 College Onc of the best Residential Schools in Canada for Girls & Young Ladies.Pull ui Efficient Staff.Excellent.i, odation ; Ample grounds ; Besutiful Situation.WAITE FOR CALENDAR ANS PRATICULANE.Rev.W, B.ARMSTRONG, M.A, PRA BD, President.18 TRAFALGAR INSTITUTE (Affiliated to McGill University.) $3 Simpson 8t., Montreal.For the Higher Education of Young Women, with Preparatory Department for Girls under 13 years of age.President\u2014Rev.James Barclay, DD.LL.D.Vice-President-Ven.J.G.Norton, D.D., Archdeacon of Montreal.Principal\u2014Miss Grace Fairley, M.A.\u2026.Edinburgh.The Institute will reopen TUESDAY, 12th September, at NOON.Entrance examinations for new scholars will be held at the school on Saturday, 9th September, at ten o'clock a.m.For prospectus, etc, apply to the Principal, or to A.F.RIDDELL.Secretary, North = British Mercantile Building, 80 St.Francois Xavier St, Montreal, rte tt rt tists most vanished.Mentiun a ship subsidy of any kind in Congress and the Democratic members almost go into convulsions, Great Britain takes a different view of ocean subsidies, and to some purpp at.Louis Globel Democrat, °°\" a .+ L.Omer Beaubien, | marine of the United States has al- Telephone 873 Vor Ais General insurance Broker 10 Moustaln MI.try Tue naw Yamisal Be J leaness oi our dragetst for gps (hid a accept Vian iy, Suc Inducements THIS WEEK.We are offering this week à Number of lines of summer goods at very attractive prices, as we hays decided to clear them out at once.Below we give A description and prices.Blue Duck Suits for ladies, only & limited number left, Regular price $5.25, Sale Price ses un0000 00 SOAR White Embroidered 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testimonial among thousands which you may see if you cars to.Let Me Send You This Book FREE It fully deseriibes my Health Beit and codtains much valusble information.Oua part deals with various alkments common to both men end wanes, such ur rhenmation, kiduey, liver, stomaeh, bisdder disorders, ete.\u2018The other part is à treatise on vitelity and how to regain and keep it.Both sent upon application, Éres, sealed, by mail.1f in or nezr this city, take the time to drop in at my office, that you may see, examine snd try the Belt.No charge for advice, either at my office or by mail.If you eannot call, fill ia the coupon and t the free book by return mail.It is better than a ortune for anyone needing new vigor, DR.L.T.SANDEN 00., 140 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ont.: Church Servic gi \u2014 es | UNION SERVICES.Of the Methodist Church and St Andrew's Presbyterian.11 am.m., St.Andrew's Church.7 p.m., Methodist Church.Rev.G.H.Cobbledick, M.A., B.D., will conduct both services.Baptist Church, McMahon and D'Autenil Streets\u2014Pastor, Rev.Hugh A.Ellis.Services to-morrow, ll am, echoes from the World's Baptist Alliance, meetings at Philadelphia.7 p.m.service, Wednesday, 8 p.m, service and prayer meeting.All are wlecome.Chalmer's Church (Presbyterian), 76 Ste.Ursule street.Rev.S.T.Martin, M.A, pastor.Public worship tomorrow st 11 am.and 7 p.m.All are welcome.Trinity Church, St.Stanislas street, below St.John\u2014Rev.A.R.Beverley, M.A, rector.Services to-morrow will be as follows: 11 am, Morning Prayer and Sermon.7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, Holy Communion: First Sunday in month at 11 a.m.; third Sunday, 7 p.m.Litany: Second Sunday in month at il am.Cathedral of the Holy Trinity\u2014 Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; aiso on second Sunday in the month at 7 am.Morning Prayer and Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays of the month at 11 a.Morning Prayer and Litany on the second, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month at 11 am.Sunday School, 245 p.m.Bible Class (in All Saints\u2019 Chapd) at 3 p.m.Children\u2019s Service at 3.30 p.m.Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 p.m, ® St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) Levis\u2014Rev.J.J.Wright, B.A., pastor.Regular Sunday Services at 11 am.and 7 p.m.Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class at 10.25 am.St.Peter's Church, 280 St.Valier street, St.Roch\u2019s\u2014Rev.E.A.King, M.A, R.D., rector.Morning Prayer at 10.30.Bible Class and Sunday Schodi at 2.30 p.m., except during the summer holidays.Evening Prayer, 7 p.m.Holy Communion celebrated about mid-day on the first and third Sunday in the month, and on aK other | Sundays at 8 am.Seats free.All | welcome.| St.Matthew's Church, St.John st, | \u2019without\u2014Rev.Canon Scott, rector.! Holy Communion, 7.30 am., and after Mattins at 10.30 am.Evensong 7 p.m.Holy Communion every week day at 7.30 am.St.Michael's Church, Sillery\u2014Morn- Dear Bire\u2014Please forward me your book, sa advertised, free.NAME .races den ssan0nan 0 sacecm cu u0000 PRP se.\u201c ae 1° PRESS cet rue anses een ca goes Let Us Do Your Repair Work PICARD & BUREAU Mechanical Engineers Repair any Marine Engines, Electric, Hydraullc and Power Eleralors REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Tel.1917 5 Laliberte St.HONG HAI CO Importers of Chinese and Japanese Fancy Art Goods Cordially invite you to inspecr their Great Variety of Kimonos, Cotton Crep and Silks .of all descriptions.Blouses, Draperies, Fancy Baskets, Photo Frames and Chinese Lanterns.Also all kinds of Brass Flower Pots, Bamboo Chairs and Screens., A large assortment of China Crockeryware.46 St.John Street QUEBEC arlèziewsetzly ing service, 11 a.m; evening service, 7 pm.BOTH WERE ADEPTS.A man and a woman were in a dispute as to which could tell the bigger lie.The woman was given the right | of way for her «fort.\u201cI was walking across the Atlantic Ocean,\u201d she said, \u201cand met a man no taller than | that (she held one hand two feet from the floor to indicate his height), who was 300 years old.\u201d The man whistled.It was a big one, all night.\u201cDid the dwarf have a wooden leg ?\u201d the man asked.\u201cWas he blind in one eye?\u201d was the next question.\u201cHe was.\u201d replied the woman.\u201cThen.\u201d replied the man, \u201che was my son.\u201d EXCURSIONS TO WESTERN CANADA.The Grand Trunk Railway System announce that on Tuesdays, June 13th and 27th, July 11th and 25th, August Bth and 22nd, September Sth and 19th, 1911, Homeseekers' Excursions will be run from ail stations in Ontario and Quebec to Western Canada, vis Chicago and Duluth or via Chicago, St.Paul and Minneapolis, at rea.~d trip fares.The well-known double track line of the Grand Trunk from the East to Chicago appeals to the traveller, and with the superior trajn service tbat is offered by this line, including the famous \u201cInternational Limited\u201d from Montreal daily at 9 a.m., and which is the finest and fastest in Canada, meny passengers will be attracted this way.The route via Chicago is & most interesting one, taking passengers through the principal cities and towns in Canada and in the States of Michigan and Indiana.Tn addition to this | a choice of seven lines between Chicago and St.Paul and Minneapolis is offered.Owing to the great number of Canadians who reside in Chicago, St.Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and other cities en route, there is no doubt that the Grand Trunk will find maay patrons who will take advautage of the opportunity thus afforded them for a brief visit at the stations with their friends.Canadian citizens are exempt from so-called immigration examination, and there is no detention at any point.Baggage ie carried through the United States in bond without any special attention on the part of the passenger.Inspection is not necessary at any of the points at the border.Another feature that will appeai to the homeseeker is the comfortable transfer at poiots like Chicago, St.Paul and Duluth into freshly vemti- lated clean care, avoiding the necessity of travelling à long distance in the same car, ! In addition to the above routes, the sale of tickets ls also authorized vig Sarnia.and the Northern Navigation: Company's magnificent stesmers \"across Lake iluron and Lake Super-! for, For further particulars apply to any agent of she Hreand Teunk Railway System, or write to Mr, J.Quinlan, District Passenger Agest, Bong-' venture Station, Montres), or \u2018Mr, KR.Duff, Distrist Passenger Agen Union Station, Torento, [a ; © June | PALACES AB BURGLAR PROOF Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, while being two of the best furnished residences in the world, are perfect museums of treasure, new and old, and th royal property is so well guarded that it is practically impossible for a thief to lay his hand on a single article.During the reign of Queen ictoria several plots were hatched to rob both Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace, saye Tit-Bits, but not one of them was carried out successfully.Some years ago a gang of swell West End thieves made up their minds to attempt to pilfer some of the treasures within, Buckingham Palace, and one of their number managed to enter by the private entrance unseen.He was discovered in one of the corridors, however, and, being unable to give a satisfactory reason for his presence, he was promptly turned over to the police.The royal residences are strongly guarded by military and police, arid private dotectives are engaged to keep guard over the treasures.The strong rooms at Windsor are elaborate apartments, and the doors are burglar-proof and powder-proof They bave violence locks about eighteen inches long.changeable locks and gunpowder locks, all of which are covered by undrillabl steel plates,which render it impossible for any one to pass even a fine needle into any of the keyholes.In the strong rooms there is plate valued at over $12,500,000.There is a gold dinner service sufficient for 140 persons, with other articles of gold and silver number in all 1,100 and weighing thirty tons.A candelabrum of gold, representing St.George and the Dragon, nsed for lighting the royal table, is x0 heavy that two men are required to lift it.It weighs 2,700 ounces, and is valued at between $12,000 and $13,000.A more modern piece of plate, an epergne, designed by the late Prince Consort, is worth $35,000.1t was made to commemorate Queen Victoria's first visit to Scotland, and represents her late Majesty's deer hounds standing over a dead stag.OLD PATHS BEST FOR WOMAN.(Julyia Teaterman in N.Y.Sun.) 1 am glad to see thatwomen are at last refusing to be represented by the band of suffragettes who pose as defenders of their sex and are its bitterest enemies.Many of us have been misled by these ideas in our youth, but those of us who have found peace of mind and usefuiness have found them in \u2018the \u2018odd-time worn paths.I never could see that reversing things was improving them.The old law of expediency still counts for something Life flows more smoothly when we accept the part to which by nature and inclination we are best fitted.The only way in which I have ever seen that men showed their superiority of intelligence over women was in ' their clear perception and simple ac-: ceptance of this very obvious fact.On this point they are so very much wiser that they will undoubtedly undertake \u2014 pocket.convenient stump\u2014w circumstance, starting out without * The Gillette | Offices also in You Can't Leave fhe Beard Behind ° 50 Don\u2019t Forget.the Gillette ; | i The hearty open-air vacation life seems to makes the beard grow asit never §° | \"grows at home.To the man withant a GILLETTE it becomes a downright nuisance, {* | } Cleanliness, comfort and self-sespect demand the morning shave, But beats, is trcins, summer resorts and canips provide scant shaving facilities.That never worries the man with ayGILLETTE Safety Razor in his grip or dis x In lvrcliing cabin or swaying Pullman\u2014on the back porch or beside a Pack your grip with discrimination, \u201c, Travel light, i i | t | | minute GILLETTE slave in solid comfort, with a lordly independence of place or | \u201c\u2018unnecessaries\u2019\u2019 of life.Standard Sets $5.00.Pocket Editions $5.00 to $6.00.| | Combination Sets from $6.50 up.| At your Druggist's, Jeweler's.or Hardware Dealer's.Office and Factory - Factories ia Montreal, Boston, Leicester, Berlin and Paris.\u2019 ni © me herever the morning: finds him\u2014he can enjoy his regalar three.Leave ont the .But whatever you do, don\u2019t discount your heliday by \u201cThe Razor of To-day.\" Salety Razor Co.of Canada, Limited 63 St.Alexander Street, Montreal, New York, Chicago, London, Eng.and Shanghai, Chins.and only WO CEN Eewar imitations Sold on the the duties that women are now neglecting if the necessity continues.The | duties won\u2019t at first be as well done.; perhaps, but then neither will public business be as well managed under the | women.Some one has to take care of \u2019 the children and home, and it is not an unusual thing in this enlightened country to see a father struggling in the courts against his wife and her friends for the right to protect his daughter.! The strong woman was not invented in the twentieth century nor in: America.Her price was above rubies * as long oga as Solomon.St.Monica was a strong woman, so were Queen Louise of Prussia and Florence Nightingale.As cvery one must, they \u201cfound their strength in limitations\u201d and in pouring their whole strong natures into that for which they were best endowed.1 don't doubt, I never have doubted, that women could by a ; combined effort wrest much of their; power from men, but I do not admit that advisability, and 1 most firmly | believe that we should pay a heavier price than we could afford.it all re- | solves itself into a question of \u201cIs the price too high for the good obtained?\u201d I am sure that it is, and will always conscientiously use what small influence I have, and my children listen to me, against it.I entirely agree with Martha Me- Culloch-Williams.Very much the same experience hefell me about the ubiquitous small boy.A number of penple crowded on a car.The small boy, governed by instinct and happily devoid of material instruction in matters of politeness, fought valiantly for a seat and got it.1 leaned over from where T stond, touched his shoulder \u2018 and said to him: \u201cI don't believe you ' saw that old lady standing.did you?\" | The poor little fellow turned crimson and got up at once, while several people smiled who had been tooking at him with disgust.It wasn\u2019t the child's fault.The manners are the women's business, but the women in this country are so hopelessly dominated by the masculine ideal that they fail to asscri themselves.I have lived in less modern countries for 15 years and have scen pave erty made beautiful and life made amoother only by the wisdom of women.And they are not less capable than ours, breadwinners and homemakers as a matter of course, often highly educated as well, but women and wives and mothers first, always ready to sacrifice power to their deeper interest.There is less self-assertion, more self-realization.1 will add another anecdote: In Rome one day an aged peasant woman took long in getting off the car, and she said to the handsome youth who, as conductor, was helping her: \u201c1 am old, my son.\u201d He raised his hat, with a sweet smile, and replied, \u201cWe'll all be old some day, mother,\u201d It was a charming Incident.I think as our race grows older it alip will grow wiser in jhans wars pw.À EDDYS Tho moss perfect SAFE Bal SITING Around ° our fingers 1S IT A REMINDER TO REPLENISH YOUR SUPPLY OF STRIKE ANVWHERE MATCHES Your Grocer has the Eddy Brand you particularly Favor.Maybo the new \u201cRoyal George\u201d Safe Silents suit you well.Ask to see Lm \u201c Always, overywlicre In Canada, ask for Eddy's Matchss\u201d ! ARE MEET ES VON usei by everyone, try a bottle.GROCERIES \u201cThe Reliable Grozers\u201d Establissad 1533 Tol 234 ©); MATCHES] you ever struck | NEW SHOES.VELVET PUMPS SILK PUMPS SUEDE PUMPS # \"Tan, Patent leather and Dullkid Pumps, Oxtords and Ties.Men's Tan Oxfords in all STYLES AND SHAPES smart set, has the distinction of being the first uninarried woman to explore the frozen wilds of Northern Alaska.She is a daughter of the late Calderon Carlisle, a lawyer who had an international reputation.Miss Carlisle recently joined the Coast and Geodetic Survey party which is to mark the boundary between the British possessions and Alaska on the extreme northtrn point.Tt.party of American scientists left | Seattle recently oa nn American vessel \u2018and are now somewhere far up in Alaska.At Dawson they were joined by a | band of Esquimaux, who will act as | «ervants and guides.The objective | point iy the one hundred and forty- \"first meridian west of Greenwich.Here \u201cthe party will make camp all through the suu.mer months and carry on the ; survey work The party is in charge of Thonas Ross.One of lis assistants is accompanied by his wife, who chaperons Miss Carlisle.No white woman has gene thus far north, according to the officials of the survey, and the exposure and lack of necessities of life have resulted frequently in the death of wmcinbers of surveys sent out by the Government, said to-night that he liad heard little or nothing from her siice the party left Seattle, and he does not know where they are at present.TO STOP HICCOUGHS.Simple cases of hiccough are often relieved by such measu-cs as sucking ice or taking salt and v-negar, Pulling the tongue forward and holding it (or some time is an effective procedure.Sometimes obstinate hiccough is relieved when the patient is strong by having him hang with the arms extended and grasping some beam or pole, so that his feet do not touch the floor.With all the abdominal muscles tense, have him hold his breath as long as possible.Sneczing is very efficient in certain cases, since it is the exact opposite to hiccough, being a sudden expiratory act.In Plato's \u201cSymposium\u201d the physician Eryximachus recommended too much, either to hold his breath or to gargle with a little water, and if not relieved tom tickle his nose and snecze, whereupon the hiccough would be sure to go.The spelling \u201chiccough\u201d is recent, being à combination of the syllables hic\u201d and the latter term of \u201ccough,\u201d Men's Patent Pumps with heavy soles for street wear.| Custom Work +» Repairing WM, JACQUES & SONS Fel 427.£21; Fabrique Street re pnt oe which is without either physiological or etymological basis; the pronunciation, with perhaps tie rarest exceptions, is still that of the older form \u201chiceup.\u201d earlier given variously\u2014as \u201chickup,\u201d \u201chickupsnickup,\u201d \u201chichop,\u201d \u201chiekkock\u201d \u201chichcock,\u201c end \u201chickett,\u201d but the \u201chick,\u201d a syllable aptly expres ive of the spasmndic sound produced by the conditions giving rise to the particular disturheuea 4 évemd je nil Miss Carlisle's brother Mandeville | with quasi diminishing suffixes ock, et; | its use.For older folks it Here is the opinion of an American, Doctorreferences to the origin of the term to which the writer has been able to obtain The term singulius is rarciy used.What Brought On The Fight.(From the Philade:phia Times.) bishop Woodbridge, of Kentucky, was discussing the Sopthern moun- taincers, among whom he has lived and worked for many years.The question of family feuds was brought up and the Bishop related the fol-, lowing anecdote : \u201cA certaim family had attended a reunion which terminated in a free- for-all fight.The offenders were taken before he local justice of the peace, who questioned an old woman as te the particulars of the fight, Her description was typical of the monn- taine-rs\u2019 atitude taward strife and biandshed.\u201cWell, Judge, she said, \u2018Jem bLewis got into an argument with | Hank Budds.Tudds smashed Jem ! over the head with a stick of cord | wood, busting his head open.Then Jem's brother slashed Hank up with a butcher knife and Lou Barry shot him through the leg.Larry Stover! went at You with an ase.and, then, | Judge.we just naturally got to fighting.\u201d | A | CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Aiways Bought i Scotch and Canadian Bricks Cement, Plaster, Lime, Wheelbarrows Drain and Soil Pipe, Wall Ties | Contractors\u2019 and Plumbers\u2019 Supplies U.F.DROUIN & CO., \"=m\" Phone 3431.mar.Satu-th-satsiy.© ELS A I REX Ch EBEC PROVINCIAL FAIR Greatest Farming and Industrial display ever seen.The Most Wonderful Attractions.From August 28 to September 5, 1911 Aeroplane Contests, Sensational Flyings, Automobile Races, Great Horse Races, Magnificent and Popular Amusements.Cheap Rates on all Railroads.For informations apply to Fon.C.E.NDuhord, President.J.H Fortier, Secretary.Braet CÉ AE | July 4,68,11,13,15x6.- =\u2014=-\u2014\u2014eme = om 2 _ \u2014 \u2014 TTT O fice of Theren C.Stearns, M.D,, Jersey City, N.J.MM.Timmons & Son, Quebee, P.Q.Gn\u2018! men, Thoush ferilier vw} 6°} she mrdiciral end table waters sold, I wish tosay to you that ycur CJ 21F1 JCNTAINE vater is the most remarkable of all of them., lan tery act ve, ard fcrd of gcod things to eat.Overwo'k e1d cvereet:irs er: 1s'ly go tcgether and invariably produce a serics of 1's, ru ch a8 rt eumati wm, and liver and kidney difficulties.These trcubles have in the past rccessitated rest and active medications of a more or less disagreeable character, I find, however, if I make use of CLAIRE FONTAINE water I cin omit the disagreeable medication, and can continue in gerfect besith Tn view © the pes ecticn 0 CI AILE 1CMNTAINE water ru a table water, and (he further very vmarkal le fect 11a! tle crdirary vee of the rater isin no vay prohibited by iia truly wencer'vl o «dora (fete.J th ok J may safely congratulate you upon the possess'on oftle meet sem nilatle rridpp \u2018nil cwail ; 1 propose 10 n-ritute er ce où experiments with CIAIRE FONTAINE water, seibly this may be due Disease ani Sickness is use of CLAIRE FONTAINE water in your home.Try it on your tots, children and young folks ani ses how they like it and improve by = \"with n view 0° find na an exp'anation or itrictraikable cfects.J to jhe nice adjveiment ny netute of the rimple salts which it centaine.In any cage, itis worthy of study, )lcare \u2018orwerd a cate of !0 quarte by water to Montreal and theree Ly rail 10 Jersey City, .cr v hoch fra check enclorcd, end cblige, Very tin'y yours, 3H1 RON C.STEARNS, M.Dprevent: by the is indispensable, n Ask your grover for it.Wholesale only from factory.M.TIMN ONS & SON, Quebec, P.Q.EE 4 \u2014\u2014 Co na?» BATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911.| | MID-SUMMER | SA LE - of \u2018Ladies\u2019 and Children's Furnishings 10% to 20% Discount.: All goods marked in plain figures, discount deducted from same.Receipt with each sale showing discount.E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John Street.Tel.271 LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAMEDE QUEBEC Are offering to lease at their St.Roch Branch SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES for safe keeping of Boal;, stock cartifizatas, imo: tant documents, jew:llery and othar valuables.DIED.PESHER\u2014At 6.20 o'clock Thursday, July 6, 1911, Austin Joseph, aged 20 years, youngest son of the late Samuel Fisher.Funeral will leave his mother's vesidence, No.8 Fabrique street, at £45 a.m, Saturday morning, the 8th instant, for St.Patrick's Church and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.Montreal and Ottawa papers please copy.TNT; Mon C.A.Paradis, J.R.Tremblay, Dir.\"Manager.\u201cWEEK OF JULY 3RD.\u201cBY THE WINDOW,\u201d ~~., Comedy.\u201cLIBOIRE,\u201d Military Comedy, NEW VIEWS.ADMISBION.weer 5 &10 CTS.: June?x12w, RUSTIC THEATRE Week of July 10, Frankie Lemar, Buster Brown and Tige.Wyekoff & Wyckoff, International Dancers.The Horse Shoe Trio, A Rip Roaring Comedy Act.The Four Lagards, World's Greatest Acrobats, MONTNOROSCOPE.Orchestra lod by Mr.Beaudry.CANADA, Provines of Quebec, | In the Distriet of Quebec.} Superior Court.No.1884.J Dame Obeline Deveault, of St.Remi de Lac au Sable, wife common as to property with Ludger Touzin of the same place, and duly authorized for this purpose, has this day insti- , tiated an action for separation as to property from the latter.Qupebec, June 30th, 1911.i Choquette, Galipenult, St.Laurent & Laferte.Attorneys for Plaintiff.julyéx1m Province of Quobec Superi District of eben } Chart x No.200& Celeda Dubois, wife common as to property of Josue Daigle, Plaintiff ; vs, The said Josue Daigle, Defendant., An action for separaation as to pro- prey, has been instituted this day.Drouin & Drouin, Attorneys for Plaintiff.Quebec, July $, 1911.Lows Canada Golleg | | Montreal, Canada For Boarders and Day Boys.Preperatory, Junior and Serfior Depattments.Healthy situation.Use of Westmount Athletic Grounds.Two tennis courts, two rinks, gymnasium.Sloyd | manual training room, Excellent sys- | tem of heating, ventilating and hum.di.fying class rooms and dormitories.College reopens 9 a.m.Sept, 13th, Head Master, C.S.Fosbery, M.A, ~~ Independent Order of Odd Fellows.All Oddfellows are requested to attend Decoration Day ceremony on Sunday, July 9th, at 3 o'clock, in the ount Hermon Cemetery.Badges will be worn, By order, Sec.Com\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014m La Compagnie de Pouvoir Electrique Quebec In Liquidation Notice is given to the creditors and ehareholders of the Compagnie de Pouvoir Electrique Québec, that on nesday, 12th Jily; 1911, in the Court House Chamber, before a judge in chambers, a liquidator and inspect- ore will be appointed in this matter, Charles J.Baillargeon, N.P., Provisions! Liquidator\u2014\u2014 eres Distrier of Fisker } superior Court.Distriot of (Under the Winding Up Act.) \u2018 No.2239, ; In re the Engineering Contract Co., in liquidation, and Henry Holgate, liquidator, Petitioner.Take notice that there will be presented before a judge of this Honorable Court, sitting in Chambers, in he Court House, in the city of Quebec, on Wednesday, the 19th day of July A.D, 191], at eleven o'clock in the foreoonn, a petition on behalf of the above named liquidator for an order fixing the liquidator\u2019s fee for services rendered during the ten years and nine months of liquidation, at the sum of $2000 and approving of his travelling and other personal expenses during said period at $835.98, and also approving of the payment to the attorney and counsel of the United liquidation, of $250.00 as fee on the contestation and settlement of said receiver's claim to assets of said company.Quebec, July 7th, 1911.Casgrain, Mitchell, McDougall & Creelman, Attorneys for Petitionerjuly8x2 Approximate Particulars of Steal Screw Steamers for Sale No.2930\u2014Will carry about 1,000 tons d.w.on 104 ft.mean and about 1,350 tons on 1214 ft.mean.Speed about 9 knots.No 1375\u2014Will carry about 750 tons d.w.on 12 ft.mean.Speed about 9 knots.No.1380\u2014Two decked vessel dims : 180x2914x12.6 depth to main deck and 20 ft.to awning deck.Cubic capacity estimated at 48.500 cubic ft.Speed about 10 knots.The above vessels are building under Lloyds\u2019 Survey for prompt delivery, with triple engines, 3 hatchways, 3 winches, donkey boiler and water ballast.For further particulars apply to the owners\u2019 agents.PILE & CO, 34 Great St.Helens, London.Tel.add: \u201cPile London\u201d Codes : Scotts, Watkins, A.B.C, Bentleys.junelOxlawsatx4 WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANISLAS ST.QUEBEC.14th Year, Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Lang- (late Head Master St.Jahn'e Sehool, Montreal) * - usages.No vacations.Day and Eveniay Classes.T.W.M.WALLACE,\u201d riecipal States receiver of said company, in\u2018 ÎTHE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, CES SES fl IN AND ABOUT TOWN rss ss) MOTHER LODGE OF ODDFELLOWS Installation of Officers at Albion Last Night Was Interesting Ceremony.me me \u201cAlbion,\u201d the Mother Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows in this City, was last evening honored by the presence, in an official capacity, of the Acting District Deputy Grand Master, of No.4 District, Brother A.J.Ellcott, (P.G.) and suite of Deputy Grand Lodge Officers who were present with the above Lodge for the purpose of installing into their respective officers, the officers for the term ending 31st Dcember next Eloquent and appropriate speeches were made by the D.D.Grand Master, Visiting Installing Officers, during the course of which reference was made to the growth of the Order in Quebec and elsewhere and of the grand and noble work performed by this excell ent Order throughout the Continent of America, whose policy is to bury the dead, care for the widow, and educate the Orphan.The records of \u201cAlbion\u201d Lodge show the closing term to be one of great prosperity both with regard to numerical strength and financial standing, while the coming term holds prospects of even greater success than before.\u201cAlbion\u201d Lodge now stands in the front rank of membership of the Lodges in this jurisdiction, and present prospects point to the honor of this distinction among Lodges throughout Canada in the near future.The officers for the coming term are:\u2014 N.G, Br.F.J.Nicol, V.G.Br.W.J.Wyse, R.S.Br.F.Bill, F.S.Br.(P.G.) P.Dale, Treas.Br.(P.G.) W.Jardan, Warden Br.(P.G.) J.H.Wood, Cond'r.Br.H.Morrison, Chaplain Br.T.White (P.G.) R.S.S.Br.C.A.Wood, L.S.S.Br.W.Barlow, R.S.,N.G., Br.T.Lane (P.G.) L.S.N.G.Br.(P.G.) J.Norton R.S.V.G, Br.E.Paradis; L2S.V.G., Br.J.Scott (PG.) I.G., Br.F.M.Morgan; O.G., Br, Watt, (P.G.); Organist, Br.J.P.Frost.The elected representatives for Grand Lodge are Bros.(P.G.) T.Lane J.Norton, and P.Dale.The officers who assisted Bro.Elliott in the installation of officers were as follows:\u2014E.H.Walling, P.G.; T.Lane, P.G.; P.Dale, P.G.; J.Kelly, PG.; J.Norton, P.G.; J.Scott, P.G.RECORDER'S COURT.Five persons charged with drunken- tess appeared in the Recorder's Court yesterday.Three were fined $10 and costs or fifteen days\u2019 jail each and two discharged.MILITARY CAMP AT LEVIS BREAKS UP The Military Camp at St.Joseph de Levis was brought to a close last evening and most of the members of the different regiments left for their respective homes.BODY IS NOT YET IDENTIFIED The body of the man which was picked up at the foot of Smith Lane, this ride of the Allan Steamship wharf, on Thursday evening, is still at the morgue.No one has appeared to identify the remains and who the man was is still a mystery, ODDFELLOW'S DECORATION DAY.Th annual.decoration day of the Oddfellows will be held to-morrow afternoon at Mount Hermon Cemetery and promises to be as usual a most interesting event.The ceremony will take place at 3 p.m.and there will no doubt be a large attendance.THREE COMFORTABLE COMFORTS.Light, soft and easy Negligee Shirts, of English Ascot Cloth Double Cuffs and extra double Collar, only $1.75.Thin, light underwear, long or short, only 50c.Green, Helio, Tan or Gray Cashmere Sock, J pairs for $1.00, at J.H.Mullin.See Advt.ACCIDENTAL DROWNING WAS THE VERDICT The body of the man found in the water at St.Romuald was identified at the Coroner's inquest which was held yesterday morning as that of J.Demers, of St.Nicholas.The evidence showed that the man had been drowned while boating, and a verdict of accidental drowning was returned by the jury.YOU CANNOT BE WITHOUT THEM.Children's linen tourmalines § cents; also a lot of linen caps at 15 cents.See our big advertisement.\u2019 FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.COUDT OF SESSIONS.A man named Chryer, of Pointe- aux-Trembles, was sentenced yesterday in the Court of Sessions, to twen- ty-three months\u2019 jail for indecent aa.sault.A young man for forging his father's name td a cheque for $20 and passing it, was seat to jai} for a month, A woman charged with putting two bailiffs out of her house in Montcalmville appeared in Court and pleaded not guilty, Her trial was fixed for the {0th instant.Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA i RETURN FROM THE CORONATION Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Canadian Contingent and Others Due To-morrow.Th Canadian Coronation Contingent, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and several other distinguished people will arrive here to-morrow by the Empress on their return from the ceremonies which have taken place in England in connection with the crowning of King George.The Empress of Britain, which is conveying them back to Canada, is making good time.She was reported by wireless 145 miles east of Belle Isle at 4 p.m.yesterday and is due at Rimouski at 9 a.m.Sunday and at Quebec at 6 p.m.Sunday.There will no doubt be a great gathering at the dock to welcome back to the Dominion the contingent which has represented so splendidly the Dominion of Canada.The receptions to Sir Wilfrid Laurier also promises to be a striking one.HERE 18 A GOOD ONE.It was rumored a few days ago that the firm of L'Heureux & Gauvin was preparing a great reduction sale.This is an accomplished fact and the sale will commence on Monday, 10th July, and will be one to be relied upon.18 THE HEAT OVER?We hope so, as it is ruinous to business people not desiring to leave their homes.As our great Mid Summer Sale commences on Monday next, we would advise you to put the temperature aside and take advantage of our immense reductions.SIR W.LAURIER IN QUEBEC The reception which is being prepared for the Liberal leader will be most cordial but none more so than the reception that awaits you on Monday next at L'Heureux & Gauvin, the opening day of their bargain sales.ACADEMY OF MUSIC.The Provincial Government hasjust ratified the decision rendered by the Jury which granted the Europe scholarship ti Miss Clotilde Coulombe and has placed the money voted last session for that purpose, at the disposal of the Academy of Music.THIS WEEK'S MONTREAL STANDARD.Beautifully illustrated with pictures of the Coronation which are very interesting.Price Sc.Sold at the leading book and newspaper stores and at Ant.Langlois\u2019, 26 Mountain ill.EARLY CLOSING OF COURTS.Chief Justice Lemieux, after consulting with several members of the Bar of the district, and the Montreal Cuort House authorities, has decided that durng the vacation the Superior and Circuit Court offices will close at four o'clock every day.THE QUEBEC SOUVENIR ALBUM.The best ever published of Quebec and vicinity, cor, ining combined views of Quebec, Montmorency Falls, Ste.Anne de Beaupre and Saguenay River and all of the most interesting places.Sold by the leading firms and at Ant.Langlois\u2019 newspaper and souvenir depot, 26 Mountain Hill.DEATH OF MRS.ARCHAMBAULT.News was received in town yesterday of the death in Montreal of Mrs.Horace Archambault, wife of Judge Archanghault, of the Court of King's Bench, and formerly Attorney-General of this Province.The deccased, who niece of the late Simeon Lelievre, this cit y, and wae the sister of Mrs.(Hon.) L.P.Pelletier.Mrs.Baillargeon, of this city, and Mr, Simeon Lalievre, of Ottawa,, and the aunt of Mrs Georges Belleau, and Messrs, Elzear Baillargeon, advocate, and Charles Baillargeon, notary, of this city.She was also the sister of the late Mrs, Alphonse Pelletier, of Trois Pistoles.Her funeral will take place in Montreal on Monday next.FOR HOT DAYS.Flannel Coat and Pants, job $3.49.Light Underwear, Socks, Panama and Itlian Straw Hatsat ED, BELANGER & CIE, .86 Mountain Hill, 29 Notre Dame St.July 6-8-10-12.MGR.CHOQUETTE Rev.Mr.Choquette, Superior of the St.Hyacinthe College, was.on the occasion of the centenary of that college promoted to the dignity of domestic prelate to Hix Holiness the Pope.This news was received with much enthusiasm by the 1.800 former pupils, who attended the banquet given on this occasion, and which was given out by Mgr.Bernard.Mgr.Choquette, who is a hrother of Senator Choquette and of Hon.Mr.Choquette, Legislative Councillor, it one of the best known and most learned and scientific mem- bere of the Roman Catholic clergy in this Province, and the honor conferred upon him is viewed with considerable satisfaction by all his friends, as none was more dasssving of this honae.has been ill for some time, was the\u2019 of | il in LD HZ |POWDER Te UNKNOWN MAN WAS | FOUND UNCONSCIOUS, | | Fell Thirty Feet Over the, Cliff at Palace Hill Yesterday Evening.An unknown man, in an imconscious ! condition, was found last evening ly-' ing in the field below the stairway ; leading from Palace Hill to St.Valier i street, just at the top of the street car | trestle.He was taken in the ambulance to the Hotel Dieu without regaining consciousness and appeared tn be injured serinusly internztly.Nobody seemed to know the man, who had the appearance of a stranger.He is apparently about 55 years of age, and heavily built.How the accident occurred is a mystery, as there is a railing all along the wall and the stairway; but he may have been working ! on the trestle wor kad fell over.The ! distance which the unfortunate man : fell is about 30 feet.i When the man was brought to the hospital, an examniation of his injuries was made, the doctors being of the opinion that his injuries might not be #0 serious as imagined.It was stated that the man's name was St.Laurent.but whether he he- longed to Quebec or not was not known.At last accounts the man was in a semi-comatose condition.ENTERTAINED ON EVE OF MARRIAGE.A very pleasant reunion took place at the Auditorium Cafe last evening when about 80 friends of Mr.Felix Parent, accountant of the firm of Gagnon Freres, met on the occasion of his forthcoming matriage and pre- tented the future groom with an illuminated address and.a purse of gold.Mr.Parent is to be married on Tuesday next to Miss Fabiola Martel, daughter of Mr.Michael Martel and his friends, and in particular the members of the Montagnais Snowshoe Club, of which he is Secretary, would not allow Mr Parent to abandon bachelor life without showing him how they appreciated his friendship.On Thursday evening the members of L'Union Commerciale presented him | with a handsome cabinet of cutlery | and last evening his numerous friends \u2018 entertained him at the Auditorium Cafe, when Mr.Joseph Larochelle read th addrss whil Mr.Romo Morin presented him with the purse of sovereigns.The health of the future benedict was proposed by Mr.J.Cote and was ; received with much enthusiasm, Mr.Parent replying in a very apropriate manner, Several other speeches were | delivered by Messps.L.Delisle, Ant.* Gagnon and Geo.Talbot, while several songs were rendered hy Messrs, A.Rou-sin.R.Morin andP.Nadeau.The ladies were not forgotten and their health was prop #:d in a very | happy manner by Messr-, Ant.Gagnon and Jos.Cote and responded to by Mr.Adelard Faucher.! The committee to whom the success of the organization is due was com- | posed of Messrs.Ant.Gagnon, Ls.Deliste Romeo Morin and Joseph Laro- | chelle.Miss K.Murphy, of Ottawa, is in this city on a visit to her parents, 340 Richelieu street.Hon.R.LemNux, Postmaster-Gen- \u2018 eral, left for Murray Bay yesterday, ; hut will return to town to meet Sir Wilfrid Laurier on his arrival, ! Capt.H, B.Verret, private secretary | to Hon.R.Lemieux, was in town yesterday.Mr.R.Peeney and family have left for Cap Rouge, where they will spend i the summer.! Miss Bella Wishart, of Brooklyn, ' N.Y.is in town on a visit and is the guest of Mrs.J.Scott.Mr, George F.Gibson has returned from Anticosti where he has been salmon fishing.FOR THE HOT WEATHER 40 costumes in white and colored duck, worth from $6.00 to $13.00.This week $2.59.See our big advertise ment.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.THE GASOLINE GRAMMAR.To what extent the automobile has invaded the preparatory schon! may be judged from the following occurrence : Teacher (to beginners\u2019 class in Latin) : Can any of you boys give the rules for accentnation cf Latin words?Only one hand was raised.\u201cWell, Tenney, whai are the rules?\u201d \u201cWords of two cylinders accent the first cylinder, and words of three ey- laders accent the ante-penuit.\u201d oy LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM SUMMER SALE Linen Suits, colors blue, pink, lavender, tan and white, regular values $5.00, $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00.Sale Price .iran $2.50 Dresses, tan and colored; also Blouses at a great reduction D.R.MURPHY, REG'D.Phone 22.46 Fabrique Street.march?xly BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR Dealer In Lumber Lumber ofall Kinds dressed and in the rough.Manufactures Window Frames, Doors, Bliads, Mouldings sud Boze, = « ALSO = = Panelling, Flooring, Roofing, Interior Ing Boards, Partitions and Sirirt Decorations, ther in sto ck or specially made to order at abort notlos, A full line of Doors, Sashes, Frames and Mouldings at very low prices.Planning Mill, Lumber Yard and Offises : Gorner of St.Reoh and Queen Streets.Telephone No.2202.Hot Weather Goods at Hot Weather Prices Here are a few Tines of seasonable and desirable wearables, offered at such low prices, tiat the weather could not be hot enough to prevent.you from coriing out to take advantage of such bargains, MEN'S STRAW 1M1ATS.All our lines, regula\u201c prices, of which are 50c., 75c., $1.00, $125 for Loo.25e.MEN'S VESTS.Neat fancy patterns, well made in every respect, worth vee.89c, 3125 for \u2026.MEN'S ALPACA COATS.We \u2018have all sizes, regular price of which is $1.75 for.$1.25 MEN'S NEGLIGE SHIRTS.Sizes 16, 164, 17, regular re gular price 59¢.3%.MEN'S FANCY SHIRTS.Starched fronts, all sizes $1.00 to $1.50 for .59.LADIES' GLOVES.Lisle Thread Gloves, black, white and colored, regular 339¢., for Le .15¢.LONG SILK GLOVES.Navy and grey only, sizes 614 to 714, regular $1.00 for .49¢.LADIES' STOCKINGS.In fancy and plain colored Lisle Thread, all sizes.23c.LADIES\u2019 STOCKINGS Black Lisle Thread, embroid- cred.also fancy colors, regular 30c.for .: 39e HANDKERCHIEFS.Embroidered edges and lace edges .10e, for Sc.MARCEAU&Co.155 St.Joseph St.[JULY SALE ATT GREAT STORES OF ERE GRATE This Week's Bargains Will Surpass Last Week's Bargains Read Our Advertisement Carefully 40 duck costumes, worth from $6 to $13, this week $259 Mantles in white and colored duck, worth from $11.50 to $14, for $7.25.From $5.75 to $8.75 for $3.95 From $15 to $20 for $10.50 Embroidered dresses, two pleces, white and colored, $2.50 to $4, this week 99 cents.Ladies\u2019 Trimmed Hats, HALF PRICE.Children\u2019s Straw Hats, 25 p.c.reduction.A Special discount will be allowed in all departments aguy, Lepinay & Frere 54-264 St.John Street WATER WORKS OFFICE, City Hall.Quebec, 30th June, 1941.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders enclosed \u201cTender and addressed to the undersigned will be received up to 4 p.m.on Wednesday, the 12th inst, for 1000 Ginch, 1000 S-inch and 50 l4-inch cast iron pipes {more or less), specials and valves per specifications to be scen at this office.The pipes shall be delivered free on cars or on wharf in the city and in time to allow the special works contemplated being commenced as early as possible.Each tender shall be on a blank Jorm procurable at this office and shall be signed by two responsible pasties as sureties for the fulfillment sf the contract.Tenders shall contain the City Y'reasurer\u2019s receipt for a sum of $1,000 which sum will be confiscated in case of refusal to sign the contract and be vetained till the completion thereof.The city does not bind itself to ac- _tept the lowest nor any of the tend- srs and the contractor shall pay for awing up the contract and of a no- al copy thereof for official use.J.GALLAGHER, \u2018Waterworks Engineer.CITY OF QUEBEC City of Quebec, * To wit : Distriet of Quebec.BY-LAW NO.3b, To Amend By-Law No.3, Concerning the Markets and Private Stalls, \u2018At 2 meeting of the City Council, of the City of Quebec, held on the twenty-third day of June, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, the fol- loving By-law was read for the first time : It is ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council ordains and enacts as follows : 1.The following clause is added after Clause 51 of By-law No.3, passed by this Council the 18th of April, to wit : S1.Said stall must have a width of at least twenty feet by at least a depth of twenty feet, be provided with an ice house of at least nine fect in fength by at least five feet in depth end the frontage of said stall must be à window (plate glass) to show that said place is a butcher's stall.2.The present by-law is declared to forra part of said By-law No.3.PUBLIC NOTICE.Is hereby given that, in accordance with section 30 of the Act 29 Vict, th.57, as amended by section 11 of she Act 31 Vict, ch.33, and of section 8 of the Act 3 Vict, ch.51 and ts amendments, the above By-law shall be read a second time and wdopted on Friday, the thirtieth day of June instant (1911).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.Fresh Salmon Fresh Mackerel Received Daily H.DEROME Finlay Market Tel.1252 Quebec 0 2 OPTOMETRY DPTO-the eye, METRY-\u2014-to meas- REFRESHING DRINKS \u2014 for the \u2014 Heated Spell Warm weather brings a thirst and a continuous longing for a quencher.In this particular line of goods we have a large selection of different brands among which are : : i Fruit Syrups of all kinds, from 25e.to 90c.per bottle, : Lime Juice and Lime Juice Cordial, from 25¢ to S5c.per bottle.Lemonade Powder, 10c per box.Lemon Squash, 40c.per bottle Mineral Water of all kinds, ! Imported Lager and German Beer.Phone 3515 GEORGES PATRY Established 1880.32 Fabrique Street \u2014 CITY OF QUEBEC.| City of Quebec, wr To wit t District of Quebec.+ BY-LAW NO.18.\u20183 Concerning Vaccination.At a meeting of the City Council, of the City of Quebec, held on the twelfth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and eleven, the following By-Law was rcad for the first time : Considering that by a circular letter of the Provincial Board of Health any municipal counneil in this Province is notified to adopt, enact and put in force a by-law, ordering compulsory vaccination snd Tevaccination in the manner hereinafter explained.In consequence, it is ordered and enacted by the municipal council of the city of Quebec, and the said Council does hereby ordain and enact: 1.From the time the present bylaw will come into force, vaccination and Trevaccination will be compulsory within the limits of this municipality for all personss found in it.2 Therefore, torty-eight hours after the said by-law shall have come into force, any person, being within the municipality, who will not be able to establish that he has been vaccinated successfully within the last seven years, or who will not be able to establish, by a physician's certificate, that he has been vaccinated but without success within the last six months, will be liable to a fine of five dollars, and also to an additional fine of one dollar for each day he will have omitted or will omit to get vaccinated from the second day after the said by-law has come into force.3.Forty-eight hours after the said by-law will have come into force, any person being within the municipality will Have to exhibit to the executive officer of the municipal authority, whenever the said person shall be so required verbally or otherwise, a certificate from a physician, duly qualified to practice as such in the Province, establishing that said person has been vaccinated successfuily or that vaccination has been performed upon him, but without success, within the deays fited in the preceding paragraph, and each refusal or omission from such person to exhibit said certificate, when required to do so, will render him liable to a fine of five dollars.4.A certificate from a physician i state of health of a person does not | allow of his being vaccinated.and es- ! i duly qualified to practice as such within the Province, stating that the tablishing the reason for such impos- ribility, if exhibited to the executive officer of the municipal sanitary authority by such person, when asked to produce a vaccination certificate, will exempt such person from the application of the two preceding articles, but provided two months have not elapsed since the date of the certificate.5.Any physician who will know- ingiy give à false certificate upon any facts le may be called to certify in virtue of the preceding articles, shall become liable to a penalty of twenty dollars.6.Any one who will not have the means to pay to be vaccinated shall, on applying to the executive officer of the municipal sanitary authority, and on satisfying him of his inability to pay, be vaccinated at the expense of the Corporation of this city.7, Are exempted from vaccination, as ordered by the present by-law, persons who may establish to the satisfaction of the executive officer of the municipal sanitary authority that they have had smallpox.PUBLIC NOTICE.A ure.OPTOMETRY (op-tom-e-try).The science and art of employing the various methods of measuring the optical state of the eye.OPTOMERIST.Oue skilled in Optometry.An expert in \u2018Tessuring eys- Ja cts.BEING EXPERTS in the use of the Optometer, Ophthulmometer, Ophthalmoscope, Skiascope and all instruments for examining eyes.We will guarantee to fit correctiy any case of efective eyesight\u2014that can be improved by glasses.YOUR EYES ARE SAFE WITH McCLURE, OPTOMETRIST, Graduate Dominion College of Optics, South Bend (Ind) Slap of Optometry.18 Mountain vaysr \\ 1s hereby given that, in accordance with section 30 of the Act 29 Viet, ch.$7, as amended by section 11 of the Act 31 Viet, ch.33, and of.set- tion 8 of the Act 3 Viet, ch.51 and its amendments, the above Bylaw shall be read a second time and adopted on Friday, the twenty-sixth day of May instant (1911).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clark ANTAL-MIDY Standard remedy tr lost, Qererrhod an Sunnings 10 48 HOURS.Cures 7 ond Minbar Trovbi.pre pos sport standpoint, one of our greatest assel winter sesson as an attraction to tourists.Montreal, Ottawa, Sherbrooke and Grand *Mere are all splendidly equipped in this respect and their arenas have proved such a success that the building of « new one at Ottawa is now under way.Toronto is displaying a spirit of energy and ambition by erecting one also, their idea being to gain admittance into the big league.Quebec is the oldest club in the game to-day, and judging from eppearances last year it proves beyond doubt that this city is one of the most enthus- jastic in the support of hockey, and it more did not turn out to see the games it was due to the very good reason that the rink could not accommodate them.Then + \u201cy is it that à company ned at once snd do something.Surely there are enough business men here, who, putting all sentiment aside, should see from a financial standpoint that «hic pros pects are bright.Select a site, acquire it next, and with forty or fifty thousand dollars build an arena, that will be a means of keeping our team in the only senior line of sport in which Quebec is re- If other cities, such as Montresl, have paid as high as 20 per cent under good administration, why cannot we do the same.seems a pity after the severe task of securing admittance to the National League by the Quebec representatives that want of foresight on our and also want of confidence, should be the means of losing our franchise eternally.I should be pleased to hear the views of others, especially the opinion of your valuable paper, as sure Quebecers, in general, will appreciate any aid towards the realization of such a worthy project.cannot be f.presented.part At New York At St, Louis :\u2014 At Jersey City :\u2014 Q.Y.C.CHALLENGE : RACE TO-DAY The following yachts are entered for the cup race to-day :\u2014C: Lavoie ; Ariane, Dr.Arthur St.George, Nap.Mercier ; Etoile de Mere, J.G.Giroux; Aleyon; C.Fre mont; St.Valier, Nap.Mercier.First prize will be Q.Y.C.Challenge Cup and gentleman's travelling case; second prize, Ormolu gold mantle The start wil be east wind, 10.30 a.m., west wind 11 a.m, from red buoy ofl the mouth of the 8t, Charles River, around St Joseph black buoy, then down to Montmorency Falls, around red bnoy and back to starting point; twice around course to come plete race, some 18 mites, Time allowance : St, Valler allows Aleyon 7 mins.2 sos, & ¢ ygne, 16 ming, 17 sees.; Rtoils de Mere, 19 mins, 3 sees, With « breese snd sea the same 8s this should be ons ef the bes) contest ed races saan io yeses : clock, == i (0 c=\u2014] SHALL QUEBEC AVE N HREM Movement for the Erection of New Structure in This City\u2014\u2014 B To the Editor of the Chronicle :\u2014 Dear Sir,\u2014From rumors cucrent in our city it would appear as thu h an carnest endeavor is heing made by the Quebec Hockey Club to interest some of our business men in the erection of a hockey arena, suitable to meet modern requirements, both as to seating accommodation as well as ice surface, their object in so doing practically urged by the possibility of the disappearance of the present Quebec Skating Rink, which no doubt will be acquired by the Battlefields Commission for the purpose of using their sent site as an entrance to the pre- ed park.This together with the cramped seating capacity of the pres: ent structure renders it almost imperative that immediate action taken in order that Quebec retain their position in the National Hockey League.As no doubt all lovers of the greatest of all games are anxiously aweit- ing to hear if something is to be accomplished in tle above direction I thought a word on the subject might be the means of cliciting some opinions on the subject that would help us out of our lethargic condition and force action at once in the construction of what I think is really a much needed want, which taken irom other than \u20ac I consider would be ts during the Really Thanking you, tc, ARENA.YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL, National : At Boston :\u2014 Boston, $; Cincinnati, 4 Chicago, 0; New York.5.At Philadelphia :\u2014 St.Louis, 9; Philadelphia, & At Brooklyn :\u2014 Ptteburg, 6; Brooklyn, 7.American.4 At Chicago :\u2014 a Chicago, §; New York, & i St.Louis, 1; Boston, 6, ! At Cleveland :\u2014 Cleveland, 1; Philadelphia, 7, At Detroit :\u2014 .Washington, 3; Detroit, 6.| Eastern, À \u2014 Providence, 3; Jersey City, 4 t Newark :\u2014 Newark, 0; Baltimore, 1 At Buffalo :\u2014 Buffalo, 3: Toronto, 4.\u2018 2nd game\u2014Buffalo, Toronto, 8 vole George, 8 mins, $9 recs.is be feel ne, J.Fstrday aftrnoon IEEE Latest Sporting News MONTREAL WON FROM ROCHESTER Billy Burke Had Them Guessing Until the Game Was | Practically Won.Rochester, N.Y., July 7\u2014Montreai beat Rochester this afternoon mostly because the locals cold not hit Billy Burke until the game was hopelessly lost.In the ninth inning Rochester scored four runs on hits and three Montreal errore The locals played wretched ball.FITZHERBERT WON LL PLEASED Went Lame After the Contest \u2014Other Results at Fort Erie.47 340 EUR Fort Brie, Ont, July 7\u2014Patrons of the Niagara Jockey Club had their first opportunity of witnessing S.C.Hildreth's erack racer Fitzherbert run in public to-day.Fitzherbert was a starter in the six furlongs handicap for which he was a 1 to 5 favorite.He was ridden by Shilling and won in a canter after making all of his own pace.After the finish Fitzherbert went Jame and Shilling was forced to dismount and lead him back to the scales.The injury was found to be a bruised foot due to his stepping on a stone.In the second race, a two-year-old affair, five furlongs, Hildreth's Mad River, who finished second, was disqualified for fouling Terrible Boy in the home stretch.Shiliing was fined $100 by the judges.Mad River was then claimed out of the race by J.W.Hendrick for $1,100.The Valley Farm's Martimas colt White Caps made a runaway affair of the two-year-old race that called for starters to be owned by Canadian turfmen.Several stables will leave for Windsor to-morrow, among them being J.E.Seagram, Albert Simonsand the Valley Farm stable.A carload will go to Montresl.The latter consignment will include the stables of J.C.Rouse, Won Oliver.Thomas Burns, Mode Nicol, and I.Moore.Weather clear; track fast.\u2019 1st race, purse, $500, 2-year-olds, owned in Canada, 5 furlongs\u2014White Caps, won; Sati, 2nd; Goldfern, 3rd.Time 101 3-5.Bill Lamb, Rockspring also ran.2nd race, purse, $400, 2-year-olds, selling, 5 furlongs\u2014Monkey, won ; Ochre Court, 2nd; Toastrack, rd.Time, 101.Thirty-Forty, Terrible Boy, Florida's Beauty, Flamma, Yankee Lotus, Day May, Eima, Rod and Gun also ran.Mad River finished 3rd but was disqualified.3rd race, $400, 3.year-olds, selling, 6 furlongs\u2014Star, won; Smirk, 2nd ; Apple Prince, 3rd Time, 1.13 2:5.Cardiff, Planutess, Muskmclon, Anna Casse, Missive, Alexandra, Iron Queen, Sir Raymond, Seconke also ran.4th race, purse $500, handicap, for 3-year-olds and up, six furlongs\u2014 FRitzherbert won ; Col.Ashmeade.2nd; Pluvius, 3rd.Time, 1.13.Grassmore also ran.Sth race, purse $500, 3-year-olds and up, mile\u2014Aspiring, won ; Dinna Ken, 2nd; Sandrisn, 3rd.Time, 1.39 2-5.Red Wine, Cherish, J, H.Houghton also ran .6th race, purse, 4-yesr-olds und up, selling, 7 furlongs\u2014Shelby, won : Anna L.Daley, 24d; Ed.Keck, 3rd.Time, 1.26 3-5.Voltaire, Toniats, Judge Lassing, Narnock J.V., jr, John A.and Joe Rose also ran.7th race, purse $400, 3-yearolds and up, selling, mile and 8 sixteenth \u2014 Fulfill, won ; Topland, 2nd ; Montagnie, 3rd.Time, 145 4-5.Cheek, Robert Cooper, Salain, Merman, Eda and Marma also ran.+ it LACROSSE MATCH.> There will be a lacrosse game for the juvenile league championship at the Q.A.A.grounds on Saturday, July 8 1911, at 2 o'clock between the Young Quebec and Montcalmville Clubs.: CRICKET PRACTICE.There will be a cricket practice on th Plains this aftenoon.Mambers are requested to turn out in order to get in form for the approaching match with the Niobe, RAIN SPOILED RACING AT LATONIA, Latonis,, Ky., July 7\u2014A heavy rain storm agwin spoiled the racing at Latonia to-day, a small crowd attending, and racing was uninteresting owing to the lack of close finishes.Messen: ger Boy, after training his field won the fourth easily.OTTAWA DEFEATED BY MAGDALBN COLEQE.Henley-on-Thames, Bog, July 7\u2014 Ottawa Rowing Club's eight was beaten in the cemi-final heat for the Grand Challenge Cup to-day by the Magdalen College crew, present holders of the trophy.1t was a grand and exciting race, The Oxonièns finally obtained the lead and drew away from the Camdians when closa to the winning post, winning by two lengths.Time was 6 minutes.55 astonds.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.all styles which $i 0.50.EMMET AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.The Emmet Amateur Athletic Association are holding an important meeting this eening at the club rooms at 7.30.The baseball team of the Emmets will meet the Laval team at Hare Point on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when an interesting game is expected.LeatherGoods BAGS PURSES BILL FOLDERS , CARD CASES TICKET CASES WRIST PURSES SHAWL BTRAPS COLLAR CASES * EVERYTHING LEATHER \u2014AT\u2014 John E.Walsh's 11 John Strest A \" - Town of Montoaim The annual meeting of the Protestant ratepayers of the Town of Montcalm will de held in St.George's School on Monday, 10th July, 1911, at 8 p.m.for the election of a school trustee and reception of reports.P.W.LANGLOIS, Secretaryfuly7xd Sohool Municipality SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1mL \u2014\u2014 \u2014 .Li 0 - pu .pa À ¢ Semi-ready \u201cLonely\u201d Sale of Summer Suits HIS is an \u201cextra occasion,\u201d both for downtown and uptown in the stores selling Semi-ready Clothes, On Monday morning early nearly 500 Semi-ready Suits have been set aside for selling at L'Heureux & Gauvin's and George Morrisette\u2019s Stores.All \u201csold out\u201d fabrics, all odd and broken lines, fashion\u2019s decrees point to decisive change for next summer\u2014are all marked down foi quiet selling during the next ten days.There will be some \u201cExtra Special\u201d Lonelies, fine- finished Semi-ready tailored and designed.Suits at You can see the label and the price in every Semiready Suit to prove its genuineness.mains in the pocket until the suit is sold, when it must be removed if the suit is sold as a \u201clonely,\u201d for the Semi-ready label must always tell the exact truth.If you pay only $10.50 it would be wrong to leave a $15 label in the pocket.Te Two \u201cSemi-ready\u201d Depots : George Morrisette, Cor, St.John & D\u2019Youville Sts.The value ree / L'Heureux & Gauvin, 188-185 St, Joseph Street PHONE 646 | FOR YOUR COAL Apply to THE ARCHER GO., Limited.COAL MERCHANTS 126 St.Andrew Street They Keep the Best Agents for the famous Roto Salt for Horses and Cattle junedxwed,satxér 3 2 Gasps, Baia des Chaleur Lower St.Lawrence Ar and Gulf Poin à 4 Tn ALL LINES REPRESENTED.\u201crire HAVE A TALK WITH US OR WRI) HONE & RIVET, General Travel Agency.Tel.£104 21 Buade Street (Union Photo Store) Sssuils Île nl Os 9 Lawsenes Bouvard, Montreal; 3 Rns de Rome, Pa: otre Leader mean rer opm La * .= SATURDAY, JULY 8, tow.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE: ENGLISH OUTING GOODS Men's English Cashmere or Flannel Shirts Boy's English Aertex Cricket Shirts 90e Boy's English Shirts Double Collar and Cuffs Boy's English White Matt Cloth Cricket Skirts Boy's Combination Bath Suit and Trunks Men's Cotton or Wool Bath Suit 2 piece Men's Combination Bath Suit with Skirt Ladies\u2019 White Linen Tape Bath Tovwel White Aertex Pyjama Suit also Colored Men's Black Linen Socks with Cashmere or White Linen Sole 25c- Men's Grey or Black 1 inch Belt J.H.MULLIN, \u2018Ladies\u2019 and Sante Tallor and Nahordashar POPULAR.REPRINT Solling at | SSc Each R $1.50 Edition Full Cloth, Binding P.J.EVOY\u2019S 141 St.John St, NOTICE Is heseby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged as well as the other deep water Pier tbat was there up to last winter st the em) of the long wharf The position of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as heretofore shown by a fiat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf is in a straight line with the said fut buoy and about 600 feet to the west Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co.& \u2014 pere Parti of the finest footwear, which ls the largest in the city: No out wde firm - can supply you with the elagant stook we have On hand at lower prices thas ws offer, moreover we guaranied the quality, } J.GILBERT & CIE.204 $t John St $10.00 Cash $6.00 per month will put a beautiful PIANO in your homé Just receiving a new stock of Pianos from the leading manu.{acturers ARTHUR LAVIGNE 93-05 John Strest EO \u2014\u2014\u2014 + Letters of Queen Victoria We have a number of sets of these handsome books which are well worth a prominent placa in your library.3 Volumes per Set PRICE .$1.00 \u2014\u2014 Chronicle Ptg.Co.9 Buade 8 .mas Superior Quality The Favorite of the \u201cisoriminating smoker \u201cFollow the Man From Cooks\u201d Trips by LAND, RIVER, LAKE and OCEAN N 8 Write, phone or call at No.32 8t Louis Strest F.8.STOCKING General R.R S.S Agent ALL LINES REPRESENTED Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co.Weak End Seaside Excursions Baie St.Paul and Return.$2.00 Les Eboulements and Ret.UPD ecsses socers vassas 250 St.Irenee and Return.3.00 Murnay Bay and Return.3.00 Cap a l\u2019Aigle and Return.3.00 St.Simon and Return.3.50 Tadousac and Return.400 nd going Saturday or Sunday.Reunday or Monday night\u2019s boat.Also week Ends, including accommodation at Manoir Richelieu or Tadousac Hotel,$8 00 A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014tettil Don't forget the trip of the Steamer Champion, to Berthier on SATURDAY.Steamer * CHAMPION\" tr.Laurent, St.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line, Time and weather permittng, Steamer Champion will run as follows, excepting Sunday and Holidays: Frozi Berthier, 500A.M.M.T.T.8 \u201c St Jean.6.30 A.M.\u201c St Michel .7.15 AM.# St Laurent.800 A M.From Quebec.4.15 P.M.Saturday .veer.2 P.MON SUNDAYS: .Leaving Quebec 7.30 a.m., 1.10 p.m.and leaving St.Jean 5.30 p.m.On Saturday the same steamer will make a trip from Quebec to Berthier, so as to give citixens an opportunity of enjoying the fine breezes on the river Leaving Quebec at 2 p.m.and returning at 9.30 p.m.Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Ferry Between Quebec, Sill and St.Romuald, ni Weather and circumstances permitting this steamer will run as follows : Wound trip to Quebec Bridge Sunday 1.30 and 3.30 p.m.From St.Romuald.From Quebec.500 a-m.\u2026.0.600 sm 800 am.+ 9.15 am.1000 am.+.11.30 am.Pacers pme.615 p.m.On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the first trip from St.Romuald will be at 4.43 a.m.instead of 5 am, On Saturday evenings the steamer will make a trip from St Romuald and Sillery to Quebec at 7 p.m.The steamer connects at St.Romuald with the Levis Rlectric Railwaymr tr er Steamer \u201cORLEANS.\u201d COMMENCING 1st OF JUNE Weather and circumstances pe- mitting, the steamer Orleans will run as follows \u2014 FOR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS Island.Quebec 5,30 AMm.cc00cssss0000es 645 am.8.15 am.in.10.00 e.u.\u2026.11.30 am.1,00 p.m.\u2026000.000000000.200 pm.3.00 pm.445 pm.5.30 pm.6.15 pm.Pridays and Saturdays.S am.Night Tripe-On Thursdaye 65, Orleans will leave Quebec at 7.50, and the Island at 10,00, SUNDAYS, 1,50 PM.1.00 pm.815 pmoc.uue 2.30 pm.$00 p.m.4.00 p.m.7,00 p.m.ore 600 p.m.7.30 p.m, On holidays, the boat will make à trip from the Island at 800 a.m, and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Bundays.Connections at Bt te , Romusld.with the Tere Deer Si et Rail.wag + 48 Fabrique Strest STEAMSHIPS NOW | Tunisian, Empress of Britain, Scotian and Saturnia Due Here To-morrow.The Allan R.M.S.Tunisian, Captain Fairfull, from Liverpool, was 85 miles east of Cape Ray at 2.30 p.m.yesterday.Due here to-morrow forenoon.She has 79 first, 216 second and 818 third class passengers.ALLAN LINER.M.8.Virginian, Captain Gambell, arrived from Montreal at 830 pm.yesterday, and after embarking Quebec passengers end the mails, proceeded for Liverpool.She has 126 first, 349 second and 369 third class pesseng- ers.Steamer Scotian, Captain Moar, from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, was 187 miles cast of Cape Race at 8.15 p.m.on Thursday.Due in port to-morrow night.! CUNARD LINE.Steamer Ansonis, Captain Diggie, from Middlesborough, with a general cargo, arrived in port last night, mooring at the Breakwater, DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Saturnia, Captain Taylor from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, was 245 miles east of Cape Race at 8.40 pm.on Thursday.Due here on Monday morning.- DOMINION LINE.Steamer Manxman, Captain Christie, from Quebec for Bristol for Bristol, via Liverpool, arrived at the latter: at Manchester on the 7th instant.Steamer Manchester Importer, Captain Haworth, from Manchester, with a general cargo, arrived in port last evening did proceeded for Three Rivers.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Cascapedip arrived from Mntreal at 5.30 a.m.embarked Quebec passengers and cargo and proceeded for the Maritime Provinces at noon yesterday.THOMSON LINE.Steamer Cervons, Captain Stooke, from Quebec, arrived at Leith on the Sth instant.\u2018 WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINER.M.8.Megantic, for Liverpool, sailed from Montreal this morning with a large numer of passengers.This steamer will sail at 7 p.m.from here.Passengers will emhark at the Breakwater wharf, n EMPRESS OF BRITAIN INWARD.R.M.S.Empress of Britain, Captain urray, from Liverpool with the .| Coronation Contingent on board, wsa 130 miles east of Belle Isle at 4.00 pm.yesterday, and is due here between 5.00 and 6.00 p.m.to-morrow (Sunday).Cla simi NOT IN COLLISION.The report received from Montreal on Thursday stating that Captain Riley had held an investigation into 8 collision between the steamers Cascapedia and Helvetia, said to have occurred two months ago, is without foundation so far as the Cascapedia is concerned.That steamer has not been in collision with any vessel since coming into Canadian waters.SCHOONER FLOATED.Vineyard Haven, Mass, July 7.\u2014 The three-masted schooner Carrie A.Bucknam, which went ashore off Cape Pogue, Nantucket went ashore off Cape Pogue, Nantucket Sound, etrly to-day, was pulled off this evening by the revenue cutter Acushnet.Her captain reported that his vessel was apparently uninjured.She is bound .| from Stockton, Me, for New York, .| with 8 cargo of spfuce lumber.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, July 7.\u2014The tonnage marRet was quiet and unchanged and the prevailing demand for tonnage of tll kinds was limited.Quotations to Liverpool, 1%d a 1%d; London, Hull end Antwerp 1%d; Glasgow, 14d; Rotterdam, Yc; Hamburg and Breman, 30 plannigs; Bristol, Ine: Cork for orders, 2s 144; picked ports, large tonnage, fs 9d; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 lbs, 28.Charters\u2014Spanish steamer, 2,518 tons, coal, Norfolk to west const of Italy, 8s 64, option Newport News loading, 8s 7%d, July; British steamer, 2300 tons, timber, Quit to Rotterdam, 73% Sd, Jui August schooner, 467 tons, coal, Philadelphia to Pernandina, NWARD BOUND Es: ; or Philadelphia, lumber, private terms; : schoomer, 311 tons, coal, Baltimore to Georgetown, SC, and back north of Hatteras, lumber, private terms; two schooners, 496 and- 528 toms, lumber, Bridgewater, NS, to New York, $3.25; schooner, 352 fons, coal, Philadelphia to Bangor, private terms; schooner, oe tons, cos, Philadelphia to Calais, \u2014 a NOTES.Stamer Nysma, Captain Ford, from Matane, arrived at Greenock on the Sth instant.Steamer Wacousta, Captain Matheson, from Sydaey with a cargo of coal, \u2018| arrived in port yesterday afterncon, and moored in the Louise Dock.Tug Virginia left for Sorel yesterday morning, with a number of canal- boats io tow.Steamer Savoy, Captain Pelletier, from Anticosti, with passengers and freight, arrived here yesterday afternoon, and moored in the Louise Dock.Tug Chiefton arrived from Garden Island yesterday, with a raft for the Calom Company in tow.R.M.S.Empress of Ireland, Lieut.Forster, R.N.R., from Quebec, arrived at Liverpool yesterday morning.PORT OF QUEBEC, Arrived July 7.8S.Virginia, Gambell, Montreal, Alans, & C., general cargo.§8.Cascapedia, Lachance, Montreal, Quebec S.S.Co., general cargo.SS.Wacousta, Matheson, Sydney, N.S., Steel & Coal Co., coal.$8.Ausonia, Diggie, Middlesborough, Robt.Reford Co., general cargo.SS.Savoy, Pelletier, Anticosti, passengers snd general cargo.SS.Manchester Importer, Macpherson, passengers and general cargo.SS.Batiscan, Griffith, Sydney, coal.CLEARED.Virginie, Gambell, Liverpool, Allans, Ree & Co.passengers and general cargo.Cascapedia, Lachance, Pictou, etc, Quebec F.S.Co, passengers and general étrgo.Ausonla; Diggie, Montresi, Robtss.SS.place on the 7th instant.4 Reférd Cb., part cargo.SS.Wacousta, Mathéson, Sydney, MANCHESTER LINE.N.S., Steel & Coal Co., ballast.Steamer Manchester Trader, Cap- \u2014 tain Musgrave, from Quebec, arrived SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, July 7th, 1911.Cape Saimon, B83\u2014Clear, west, 2 .m.tug \u201cSin-Mac,\u201d out 9.30 am, nelm.\u201cver du Loup, Raleigh at wharf.Little Metis, 171\u2014Clear, west.10.20 a.m., steamer, 2.10 p.m.Hero.Matane, 804\u2014Clear, wat.In.230 p.m., coal, steamer.Cape Magdalen, 289\u2014Clear, strong northwest.In.12.15 p.m, Adventure; 1.50 p.m., Ocean.- Fame Point, 319\u2014Clear, northwest.Out 5.00 a.m, Manchester Spinner; 7.30 a.m, Kronprins Olva.In.12.30 p.m., Eritannic.Cape Despair, 376\u2014Clear, southwest.In.11 a.m., Lady of Gaspe.Pt.Maquereau, 400\u2014Clear, strong west.In.11.30 am., steamer.Cape Rosier, 347\u2014In, 9 am, two masted steamer; out.8 n.m., Carleton and tow.Flat Point, 385\u2014Hazy strong west.fa.2.30 p.m., Storstad: 7 a.m.Wals and Fornebo; out.5.30 a.m., Rossano; In.yesterday 4.30 am, Helvetia; 5.00 p.m.Ness; 7 p.m., Otta Sverdrup; out yesterday, 7 p.m., Nora.Cape Race, 820\u2014Denge fog, southwest.Scotian 187 E.8.15 p.m.; Saturnia, 245 E.8.40 p.m.Long Piat\u2014In.§ p.m., Natashquan.Natashquen\u2014In.1 p.m.Aranmore.Above Quebec.Three Rivers, 68\u2014Clear, north.Out 3.30 p.m., J.H.Hackett and tow.Portneu*, 31\u2014Clear, southwest, In.3.45 p.m., Chieftain 11.St.Nicholas, 12\u2014Clear, west.2.05 p.m., Virginia and tow.Bridge, 7\u2014 Clear, northwest.In 4 p.m, Batiscan.H.S.McGREEVY, 96\u2014Clcar, west, In.In, [REPAS Superintendent.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.July.AM.PM.Thursday .6 224 258 Friday .\u2026.7 306 3.49 Saturdsy .8 402 437 Sunday .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.9 445 S21 Moon Phases.First quarter, Monday, 34, at 4.20 am.FOR THE FUTURE There's à certain minister whose duties sometimes cali him out of the city.He has always arranged \u2018for some one of his parishioners to keep company with his wife and little daughter during these absences, Recently, however, he was catled away so suddenly that he had no opportunity of providing a guardian, The wife was very brave during the early evening, but after dark had fallen her cou began to \u20acail.She stayed with her Httie gir! until thers was no excuse for staying any longer and then took her upstairs to bed, \u201cNow, go to sleep, dearie,\u201d whe said, \u201cDon\u2019t be afreid.God will protect you\u201d \u201cYes, mother,\u201d rnswered the little girl, \"that'll be ali right to-night, but the next time let's make better ar.rivate terms, thence Satilla to Phila- Suths, \\eahan, arivate term; 0 rangement \"tama Lite schooner, 387 tons, coal, Philadelphia !to Charleston and back to New York | DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGA Abe ey ror the Crone: eT ai 51%.Lod HOW THE IRISH USE POTATOES.Johan Redmond, the Irish leader, was annoyed, on his lust visit to America, by the commiserating and ignorant remarks on Ireland made by a New York woman.\u201cIs it true, Mr.Redmond,\u201d this we- man finally asked, \u201cthat the Irish eat nothing but potatoes?\u201d Mr Redmond laughed harshly.\u201cThat is quite true, madam,\u201d he replied, \u201cand when we have eaten the potatoes inside we clothe ourselves with the skins.\u201d Take Off The Fa Where it Shows Most women suffer much humiliation and inconvenience, especially during the hot summer months, because of great quantities of fat, so located that, no matter how they dress everybody sees that they are abaormal.This is the season and the day of the slender figure, and fat women are simply not tolerattd either in business or social affairs.Women may not know it, but men when they sec a fat woman pass them on the street make all manner of sympathetic remarks about her.They do not mean to be unkind or to seem unmanly, but it is natural for a man to dislike fat on a woman.Where fat shows the most there is where it trust be removed, and as quickly as possible.Hot weather dresses seem to be made for the fat woman's misery and slender woman's delight.They expose sil the charms of woman and her ugliness as well.Exercise and diet will not remove fat.\u2018This jus been proved.The famous Marmota prescription which has met with such phenomenat success and has so Many of our society women as its sponsors, is now being sold.in tablet form to meet the demand of the public treatment.These little tablets go into your system just like food.They stop the stomach and digestive ap- paraius from producing fat and reduce the fat upon the bdy at the rate of from 12 to 15 ounces a day.They are harmiess in hot as well as cool weather and can be carried in your purse and taken even after you have induig- ed in a hearty ineal away from home.They are sold at all drug stores at 75 cents a case, or if you prefer you may write the Marmola Company, 854 Farmer Bidg., Detroit, Mich.AND COTTAGES Mountates.WAUMBER caves NW Spx, 18-hale amous ei x of Sams: TE TAY ORE Th mayilxtu,th,satx26 AGENTS WANTED.Agents, strcetmen, stores, summer resprts, celebration, Coronation and Carnival novelties, French poodle dogs, twirlers, canes, pennants, serpentines, confetti, burnt wood novelties.Catalogue free.Miller 158 Park Row, N.Y.law, satxtf ENGLISH-FRENCH CAPITAL.\u2014 Capital furnished for sound American, Canadian and Mexican enterprises, Mining, Industrial, Timber and Manufacturing.Steam and Electric Railroads anced.Irrigation proiects promoted.Substantial Stock, Bond or Debenture issue bought sold or underwritten.Collections and Clearances made for Banks, Bankers and Trust Companies.Head Office London, Branch Paris.Correspondence invited.Dent & Byrne, 14.16.13, Bloomsbury St, London, Englandmayéxiawseexiy 3 | day, July 3rd, between St.Cyrille St.+ work.$1.11 BUADE White Duck Trousers T.LAFRANCE Yalior and Haberdasher 25 STREET LOST.LOST\u2014A pearl neckises, on Mon- and CP.R Inquire at office of this paper.LOST\u2014From Miller's store, St.Jom street, to Glues street yestorday afternoen a small purse containing three new five dollar bills, two twos and $1.50 in small change.Pinder will be rewarded on returning same to Mr.Grondin, tobacconist, Buste St juhy7x3 LOST\u2014On Sunday, 25th Jeme, between 177 Joha St, and Dufferin Terrace a pair of ladies\u2019 gold (no rim) glassces in a case.Please return to this office.WANTED.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ne ee te ee WANTED \u2014Furnished fut of 4 or $ rooms, in upper part of city.Reply stating terms to M., Chronicle office.july7x3 WANTED\u2014House containing 5 or 6 rooms, partly furnished preferred and in vicinity of Maple Avenue.Apply by letter to H., care of Chronicle : July?x3 WANTED \u2014 Frontenac Laundry wants girls for machine and hand ironing.Steady work and goed wages.Apply to Frontenac Electric Laundry, 196 Crown street.GENTLEMAN WITH 28 YEARS experiepce in engineering and general trades wishes to negotiat with Canadian merchants with a view to acting ; as buying and selling agent in England.Highest refergnces.C.Humtington Scott, S Harrington St, Liverpool, England.WANTED\u2014A smart young girl to take care of a baby, Apply at once, W., care Chronicle.WANTED\u2014Self contained house, or heated flat, in upper part of town, 6 to 8 rooms, immediate possession.Address with full particulars as to rent, ete, \u201cF,\u201d care Chronicle.GENERAL SERVANT WANTED to go to Seranac Lake, N.Y.Must be able to do plain cooking and do washing.Apply to John Thompson, 216 John street or 268 St.Cyrille atreet.june 26x3 WANTED TO RENT\u2014House un- furmshed in upper part of city or vicinity of Maple Avewue\u20147 or 8 rooms and bathroom, &c.Apply L., Chronicle Office.TO LET\u2014One middle flats No 45 Maple Avenue.Paærtially with furniture.Meals not but can get accommedation for within two minutes walk.Apply ful E.B., care of Chronicle\u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, CAN BR HAD AT NO.10 8T.URSULE ST\\ 4 TO LET\u2014PFPactory building at 32 Fraser street, Levis, threeyand half stories; rental very cheagy 4:4 ply Royal Trust Co, 2 TO LET\u2014Sngie and double nished rooms, with wse of telephone.Hot and cold rt tric light.Apply No.4L Richelisaor telephone fulyt5-'10408 FOR SALE q FOR SALE\u2014No 3a Fold iz dak Camera, size 334 x 544 Sy &c., with stand.Developing task all accessories.Apply between 6 7 p.m., 59 Artillery street.Quebec.FOR SALE\u2014House No.60 Sc À ville street, 10 rooms, besides 2 rooms, yard.Also u vacant lot edd Joining.Price for the whole, $8000 Rue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 Sa.Ang street.\u2014_\u2014 a LOT FOR SALE \u2014 On the most commercial street of St.Roch, about 65 feet frantage by 200 feet deep.And ply to À.Z., care Chronicle rs tre * FOR SALE\u2014The valuible pros perty on St.Paul and Valier streets, heretofore occupied by Messrs.Proteau & Carignan, brewers, and male.sters.The valuable property, 143 Avenue Renaud, St.Sauveur, forme erly occupied by Mesvrs.M.Gauvin & Co.brewers and maltsters.The valuable property on St.Paul and St; Valier streets, known as the \u201cLear month Foundry.\u201d For particulars ape ly to Amos J.Colston, Hochelagn ank Buildings, Quebec.FOR SALE\u2014Several complete setg of \u201cLetters of Queen Victoria\u201d will bed.volé en bloc or singly, 3 volumes per set.Apply Chronicle office.-_\u2014 a FOR SALE\u2014A splendid property.on O'Connell street, which could sq ured as a fivery stable or an automos bile garage.Will be sold as a modé erate price for a prompt purchasery Apply to F.X.Martel, 311 St.Joseptd St.Phone 2667.° FOR SALE OR TO LET.% \u2014 LINEMEN WANTED \u2014 Wanted immediately, experienced linemen on light and power lines.Rates 27 1.3 to 33 1-3 cents per hour.Employment reasonably permanent.Toronto Hydro-Électric System, Toronto.WANTED \u2014 Place to room and board by young man working nights.Must have hot water.Not over ten Good wages.Apply Canadian General Electric Co, Peterboro, 2 WANTED\u2014By gentleman, nisbed room in vicinity of Parkament Buildings.State terms.Box 25, care Chronicle office.MEN WANTING OUTDOOR work, to prepare for paying permanent positions te age: send stamp for particulars.George H.Baker, President, Box, Chronicle.MALE HELP WANTED TWENTY TO FIFTY BARBERS advertised for in Montreal papers alone almost every day\u2014let us teach you barber trade\u2014expert instruction, tonstant practice, tools free.Write for catalogue.Moler Barber College, 41 Craig street east, Montreal.MEN WANTED\u2014Age 18 to 35, to prepare for firamen, about $100 per month, and brakemen, $80, om railroads in Quebec vicinity.No strike.Instruction $20, easy payments.Positions guaranteed competent mea 8,400 sent to positions.State age, send stamp.Railway Correspondence School, Dept.377 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, N.Y.PERSONAL.TO LET.LADIES, when delayed or irregular, use Trivæmph Pills; 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EDWARD A.EVANS CIVIL ENGINEER.1 minutes from Post Office.Adress \u201c \" Plans, Surveys, Reports, Supe AL.\u201d Chronicle tend of Cons .WANTED\u2014Lathe hands, boring ; Poe! 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MANAGER IN QUEBEC.From whom all necessary information and advice may be ps \u2014 COAL BEST SCOTC and American ANTHRACITE GOAL for household purposes \u2014 A.K.HANSEN & CO.82 St.Poter Stroot Phone 362 Junel4x Wed.Sat.x4ra ; Asb In the making of every good roof the Shingle is the all important condition.| Wooden Shingles are fire conductors\u2014Iron Shingles tust \u2014 Slate Shingles crack and break casily\u2014all such Shingles need paint to stop leaks.Why not use the only perfect Shingle ?ASBESTOS-CEMENT-SHINGLES, they never require paint and last forever, Send for descriptive printed matter or call and see us.ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO, LIMITED, Lachine.The only factory of its kind in Canada.Sole agent for Fastern Canada.PHILIPPE PARADIS, P.O Bor324 Phone 4082.Morin Building, 111 Mountaia Hill, Quebe: ditest designs.DEADLY ANAEMIA | Casts a Shadow Over the Lives of Thousands of Women and | Growing Girls.\u201cNot enough blnod\u201d is the simple meaning of the term anaemia, though it should scarcely need explaining, ! for, unfortunately, anacmiu is one of | the greatest evils in this country, afflicting women of all ages, including young girls.The signs of blond- lessness are plain enough\u2014pallid lips and cheeks, and aching back, fre- \u201cnent headaches.with breathlessness, heart palpitation and great weakness.The only effective treatment is to strengthen and build up the blood, and it is just by this power of making new, rich blood that Dr.Williams Pink Pills have cured anaemia In more cases than it is possible to place on record.Among tie.host cured of this trouble by Dr.Williams* Pink Pills is Miss C.N.\u2018Roberge, of Sarel, Que, who had been in poor health for several years.Miss Roberge says: \u201cI belicv: that it T had not taken Dr.Williams Pink Pills my illness would have proved fatal.\u2018The trouble came on to gradually that I can scarcely teli the point at which it did begm.\u2018The first noticeable symptom was loss of color and a feeling of lassitude.Then 1 began to lose my appetite, had frequent headaches, «nd spellls cf dizzi- | ness, and became unable to do any housework without being completely exhausted.Finally my trouble become aggravated by a persistent cough.I took several kinds of medicine, but did not get any relief.At last T was advised to try D- Williams' Pink Pills and decided to do ho.After 1 had taken several boxes there wus a noticeable improvement «n my condition and I continued using the Pills until I had taken nine Loxes.The result in my opinion was marvellous, My appetite returned, my nerves were strengthened, my weight in-reased, headaches disappeared, and I am enjoying th: best ! health of my life.In gratisude for what Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pilis have done for me I give this statement in the hope that it may bring new health to some other sufferer.\u201d Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills cur: all those troubles due to poor blood, such as anaemiu indigestion, rheumatism, reuraigia, St.Vitus dance.partial paralysis.and the troubles which attack girls budding into womanhood and women of mature years.Soid by medicine dealers everywhere, or by mail at 50 cents a box or sx boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.Wilbams\u2019 Medicine Co, Brockille, Ont.AN UNFORTUNATE ABLUTION.Tt is an authentie anecdote of Ho- * garth that he was wont to make cer- | tain miniature sketches on hie th 3 ! mail, to be elaborated at an after tite, A certain dramatist followed the prac- ! tice.He would write a plot in the | same limited space in shorthand.He was once consulted on a new drama by « manager, { \u201cI have it,\" the writer exclaimed ; and he immediately marked the plot upon his thumb nail.Weeks passed, but no play was presented, The man- .ager consulted the author.: \u201cNaw, about.the piece ! It's done of course; you took it on your thamb \u201cnail ?* .\u201cTo be sure,\u201d replied the author, \u201cand there it was for some time; but as ill luck would have it, I one morning unfortunately\u2014washed my hands.\u201d 1 1 A Seasonable Suggestion We are offering this week some fine lines in Lace Coats for Ladies\u2019 Summer wear.Good assortment of patterns, La- 25% off regular price.See these coats in our window.! THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, tume, ' 56 inches \"FREAK CARRIAGES, | Vehicles Built by Rich Men and Women Often Very Striking.) The bored rich, in search of new sensations, have of late been turning their attention to the designing of motorcars.While, however, same ihe ideas hich bave been out are extramely nov ingenious, they are Soarcely likely to become popular, for, as one writer remarks in regard to the latest thi in motorcars\u2014a little auto-ca which has been made to fit a wealthy American lady like a tailor-made cos.only 26 inches wide and gh\u2014\" few people want to be helped into their cars with à shoe-horn every time they have bad an extra lunch.\u201d Then, again, a novel motor-car designed and owned by a gentleman of Calcutta simply adds to the noise of the ordinary motor-car, which so often offends sensitive ears.On this motor-car, which, by the way, cost $12,500, the usual bonnet is covered by the enormous figure of a swan, the eyes of which are composed of prism lenses, which are lit up st night by eleotricity.The beak is made so that the exhaust can be sent through it, causing a noise like the hiss of a awan, fes on a dark night, it is liable to cause as much fright amongst quiet-going people as & Canadian ummy horse-car which was exhibited some time ago.THe dummy horse was fixed to the front of the car, the horn being attached to the dummy'a mouth, while at night the eyes were lit up, a pair of brilliant green and red orbe glaring at passing vehicles.Some of the novelties in motorcars, however, take a more practical and useful shape.Amongst the cars, for instance, possessed by the late King of the Belgians, who was & most ardent automobilist, was an elaborate gipsy-van which contained three rooms\u2014a parlor and bedroom and a room for the King\u2019s valet.The machine was capable of developing 30 h.-p., ensuring a speed of from thirty- five to lorty-five miles an hour.Altogether thn vehicle cost $30,000.And talking of caravans reminds one that the Duke of Newcastle, some time ago, had the most elaborately.fitted of traveling caravans built, which, however, was moved by horsepower.It contained a cooking-range, piano, typewriter, and a dark room, together with accommodation for three persons, in the moderate space of 15 feet by 7 feet, and cost $3,500.Four years ago the Duke of Fife had built for him, at a cost of $10,000, a 60-h.p.motor, which was designed as far as possible to combine the advantages of a railway saloon with the luxury of an apartment in a royal palace.At the back of the carriage was a couch with soft cushions, upon which a passenger could take a siesta at full length.The seats were of the armchair pattern, and were so constructed that the occupants could look out in any direction.The doors opened with nickel-ailver handles; soft Turkish carpets covered the floor, and among the fittings were ladies\u2019 companions and smoking fitments galore.- Amongst the wonders of the Motor.Car Show at Olympis, London, four years ago were King Edward's spe- ga -constructed shoot! the Prince of Wales's pietic car, with folding sdjustable tables for luncheon r or tes.The French Chocolate King, M.Menier, owns a wonderful motor-car, which is a small botel on wheels.It is divided into two parts, bed-ittin room, with secret fo beds, an 8 dressing-room and kitoh with every possible accessory for toilet and cooking.It reminds one much of the three-roomed fiat on wheels in which M.de Fabreques, the well.Enown millionaire automobile manufacturer \u2018of Marseilles, went for a novel holiday jaunt through Europe three years ago.This traveling flat is a combination automobile and home.It contains twe sleeping.rooms, which in the daytime can be converted into large \u2018bilting-room.There are also a bathroom, dressing- room, and in the rear a complete kitchen, with aooking-range, pantry, and acullery.Norway Hote! System.There is a capital hotel system In vogue in certain parts of Norway.In villages where no hotel exists ons of the more subsidized ment and in return is bound to provide accommodation for not fewer than four travelers.He may take in more if he chooses, but four is the minimum.The accommodation and food supplied are excellent and the akarpas wodarate.| water.HAVE YOUR FADED HATS RENEWED.Ladies\u2019 hats trimmed a Read our big advertiseme will be surprised.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.alf price.sand you ear and i rominent inhabitants is y the Norwegian Govern.| Stone In the bladder Is a direct result of kidney trouble\u2014one of the resu taken cold or are slightly out of order.Mr.Herman and Mr.Lessard whose way until they tried GIN PILLS which cured their troyble by removing th, | There is no other kidney pill anywhere that has the merits of G pond quickly to their treatment.M.\u2018 cleanse, restore and build up the entire urinary tract.573 JAMES ST.NORTH, HAMILTON, ONT.Gentlemen, Four years ago I was taken down with Inflammation of the Bladder.During the attacks, whi-h occurred more and more frequently, the agony was unbearable, and I became so weak 1 could not walk across the floor.The doctors could do notljing to relieve or cure me.My wife sent for a box of GIN PILLS to try and see if they would help me.From the first they did me good\u2014the pain was relicved at once, an the attacks began to come at longer intervals.J continn- ed taking the pills for six weeks, and then, to my surprise and delight, the stone I sent you some time ago came from me and my pain stopped.It is now three years since GIN PILLS cured me.! have had GIN PILLS no return of the trouble, and I have not lost x day's db he work on account of it since.\u201c and Because they There is not the slightest doubt that GIN PILLS saved my life.Yours gratefully, JOHN HERMAN.GIN PILLS are no un-tried, doubtful remedy, GIN PILLS have been section of Canada.are guaranteed by the He decided t large to remove PILLS.retail price if you are unabie to get GIN PILLS in vour neighborhood.Sam from kidney and bladder troubles.Pain in the back in the region of the ki bago, non-retention of urine, Brick Dust Depnsits, Mucous or Bloody urine, Chemical Co., of Canada, Limited, Dept.Q.C., Toronto, Ont, SUITED BY LENGTH.It was one of those rare, red-letter days which come occasionally into the great musician's life His platform triumphs were almost daily oc- currencés.His receptions, invi.ations, at homes, compliments\u2014all these had become the merest trivialities of his existence.But when, after weeks of careful deliberation, he de-cided to have his hair cut, the occasion was indeed worth remembering.So much | so, in fact, that he conserited to take | - 7 | his youngest.hope with him to the | § Not exactly, but hairdresser\u2019s.Snip | Snip | The great curls quivered and, one by one, ehed their wavy glories to the ground.The musician nearly wept to see them go.\u201cOh, daddy,\u201d cried his youngest hope, suddenly, \u201ccould I have one?\u201d is father smiled happily, while the i barber exclaimed : : \u201cDear little fellcw! \u2018Ow touchin'\u2014 , oh, \u2018ow touchin\u2019! And do you want to treasure it.\u201d he continued, nearly | & snipping off the musician's \u201cear in his ; emotion, \u201cso that in .years to come, \u2018you can say, '\u2018Be'old, my parent's \u2018aiel 2\".1 \u201cNo fear, silly I\u201d replied the child.\u201c1 want it for a new tail for my rock- [ing horse.\u201d pretty ner.one of the very best chances ever lowest price.All our machines « All prices from $25 up.TWO DESPERATE CASES: \u201c 48 These Two Men Owe Their Lives! To GIN PILLS.Many a case of incipient Brights or Diabetes has been cur neys, + SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911.Its of neglecting the kidneys that Rave letters are given below, were in a bad \u20ac CaUs: e = Lo PILLS.Sick and dijpeased Kidneys, reg.\u201cby them They =.\\ JOLIETTE, P.Q.° \u201cDuring August last, I went to Montreal to consult a specialist as 1 had been suffering terribly with stone in the Bladder.- 0 operate but said the stone was too and too hard to crush.I returned home and was recommended by a friend to try GIN They relieved the pain.I took two boxes and went back to the specialist.He said the stone was smaller but he could not remove it although he tried for two hours and a half.continued to take GIN PILLS, and to my great surprise and joy, I passed the stone.I returned home and are the best medicine in the world did me so much good, ! will regom- mend them all the rest of my life.\u201d J.ALBERT LESSARD.used for years by thousands in every The largest wholesale drug houses in the world\u2014and your mo vill bi promptly refunde if GIN PIL S fail to give relief as guaranteed.50c a box\u20146 for $2.50.A of regulas Sent on receipt of regular le box absolutely free to all suffcrers swollen joints, Rheumatism, Lumetc, if you write National Drug and * A Typewriter For N othing ?Just listen, cut out this ad and sign your name sud mail it:to us, and if your name.is amongst the firet ten applicants we will sell you a typewriter for cost price.This is offered to get a typewriter at the re guaranteed.All makes supplied.JAS.T.HARROWER & CO.| 93 Sault au Matelot Street : _ Telephone 3308 : \u201cir \u201c QUEBEC | Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA | MOLDED BY CIRCUMSTANCES.At the grammar school I used to believe all that [ was taught.But very often | made an awful misunderctand- ing.For instance, our Reader said : \u201cThe human nature is just like the If you put the water into a square vessel the water will become square; and if you put it into a round vessel the water will have a round shape.Boys and girls, therefore, you must chouse yoûr friends.\u201d No sooner than the school hour was over, | ran to my neighbor who had a TELEPHONE: OFFICE 1156 JOS.A Sculptor in Stone and ¢ ALSO MERCHANT OF 410 St.Paui St., \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 {VIN 2 .} ways in hand, Monuments and Epitaphs in Granite, Marble and Stone.Ve:y low prices, y T - \u2014 TELEPHONE: RIGIDEMOE 1993 SSELIN onstruction work.Ale BEST QUALITY Lid Palace, Quebec.newly born hahy.I told the mother, \u201cDon't put your baby in a hard, flat bed; her figure will become flat.\u201d Ladies\u2019 Lingerie consisting of White Petticoats, pop ou Corset Covers, Drawers, Shirts, ete., Embroidered Matinees, tailor cut at 25% Bleached Table Cloth Linen, ail sizes, 25% Embroideries in ali sizes, a considerable selection at 25% reduction.\u2014 ra pr ce Holt, Renfrew & Co, Lid.GRAND CLEARING SALE LACES, LACES.In all sorts and in all sizes, White and Cream, 23% VERY SPECIAL: Job of Matinees, White Lawn, $125 for 74 cts.$200 for $1.18 See our window display.a _ White Lawn, 4) inches, extra fine and extra in value 12 cts.White dotted Muslin, worth 15 cts for 8 cts.White Aprons 30 cts for 21 cts.Fancy White Aprons 90 cts for 62 cts.For Monday and following days, the St.Ceorge\u2019s Store will clear their balance of Whitewear at 25% reducticu 12 cts.Ladies\u2019 Underskirts.summer weight, special prices 10 cts, 12 cts, 15 cts.White Cotton, extra Table Napkins, wor for $1.44 \u2018 White Lawn for Aprons, striped and in squares for lingerie only 9 ca.th $1.75 for $L19; $200 .mm = The 8t.George's Store is always the place to purchase the best of goods at the gaeatest bargains.St.George\u2019s Store, Reæ\u201dd, 172 5.Join Street BATURDAY, JULY 8, 1911,\" a reve {THE WEREST (OF THE RETMLER AND CONSUMER | We give the following exact list of the lowest prices | for cigars imported by the firm of JUS, COTE, (88 SI.Pi Smal - QUEBEC | READ ATTENTIVELY Flor de Partagas C.Especiales, box of 50.\u201c \u201c Favoritas, extra, box of 50 5.75 \u201c \u201c Panatelas, box of 50.50 \u201c «\u201c Puritanos Fines, box of 50 00 \u201c \u201c Regalia de Cetos, of 50 75 \u201c \u201c Belvederes, box of 25 .75 A \u201c \u201c Perfectos, box of Jose Ottero C.Fepeciales, box of 0.\u201c \u201c R V.Josephos, box of 50 D \u201c Puritanos Fines, box_of 50 eciales, box of #0., de Josephs, box of 50 .R.V.de Cotos, box of 50.Panatelas, box of 30 Marcela, box of 50.Arcadias, box of 50.Puritanes Fines, box of 50 Panatelas, box of 30 .Perfectos Elegantés Henry Clay R.Marcella, hpx of.£ \u201c - Favoritas, box-of \u201c Popularos, box of 30.Puritanos Finos, box of 50 Perfectos, box of 25.La Carelina R: Marcella, box of 50.La Careling Perfectos, box of 25.La Capitana Con.Selecta, box of §0.La Capitana Perfectos Finos, box of 2.i MANUEL GARCIA Senoritas, box of 50.\u201c « Londres Chicos, box of 50.\u201c \u201c Panatelas, box of 50 Diax Garcia C.Es Li \u201c R.\u201c \u201c \u201c Bock Regalia \u201c - \u201c £33338 ugRRESB ILL \" \u201c \u201c \u201c Puritanos Finos, box of 50.7.00 | « \u201c Perfectos, box of 25.75 H Cabanos Perfectos, box of 25.Romeo and Juliette R.Selectos, box of « \u201c Perfectos, box of 25.75 j IMPORTED MANILLA CIGA i Germinal Imperiales, in boxes of 25.35.00 fl \u201c Perfectos, in boxes of 25.\u201c Elegantes Americanos, in boxes of 2§ .\u201c Favoritas, in boxes of 50.end * Panatelas, in boxes of 50.$5.25 « Bouquets, in boxes of 25.32.50 \u201c Damas, in boxes of 50.on \u201c Damas, in boxes of 100.$6.95 \u201c Pikaniny, in boxes of 1 Us \u201c Etereos, in boxes of 100.75 \u201c Senoritas, in boxes of 200.97.25 \u201c Army and Navy, in boxes of 25.$3.50 » Perlas (Germinal), in boxes of 25.82.75 \u201c Regalia Popular, in boxes of 50.Rs \u201c Habano Extra, in boxes of 50 .75 \u201c Nuave Habanu, in boxes of 50.50 \u201c 2a Habano Esmerade, in boxes of 00 # Z2a Cortado Esmerade, in boxes of 50.\u201d 2a Habano, in boxes of S0.$3.25 \u201c 23 Cortada, in boxes of 100.parses catenins 75 = These ci are guaranteed as delicious and are sold | by the pr ncipal cigar and tobacco dsalers ef the city.If perchance anyone refuses to sell these goods at-the prices qitpted in the above list, apply directly te ~~ + JO8s.CÔTE.ia bl + Importer and Maswlastwrer of Pgos aod Wheinaals Tobsase Doclor.- Offic: and Store 188 St.Paul Street.Or Branch Store, 179 St.Joseph Street, 475 1 75 À 75 ss BETTER PRISONS ARE WANTED Governor of Massachusettes Pleads for Insttutions That Will Correct the Erring: Because he believes that Massachusetts should take the initiative in in- stitutng a new modernized and scieñ- tific method of dealing with offenders against the laws is Governor Eugene N.Foss\u2019 reason for having pardoned thirty-five prisoners during the six months he has been in office.\u2018 \u201cI want to see the old Bay State the first to sdopt a system which will correct, not punish ; which will be based on the sense of honor inborn in most men; which will hold out to every delinquent the shining light of hope,\u201d the Governor says.He hopes the State will soon establish a uniform scale of pardons for those in jail which will hold out hope to all prisoners, vo He calls the existing system obsolete and characterizes it as totally inadequate.He considers it as founded on wjong principles.He believes that the time is close at hand when a great reformation will take place, and will wipe out prisons, do sway with reform schools, which, it has been said, are little better than schools for crime, and which will put every criminel man and woman upon his or her honor.Remembering the fact that many criminals are hardened, that bonor, as understood among normal persons, is now an almost meaningiess term to criminals, Governor Foss yct believes that the honor system is the only rational, humane and effective one.\u201cI am trying to show that kindness is more effective than harness,\u201d continued the Governor.\u201cThere may be those who will say that this is merely theorizing, but the theory is one that works out in practice.Being a correct theory, it must work out in practice, if practised judiciousty.\u2018I do not believe in saying to every criminal, \u2018Go, you are free\u2019 That would be absurd, for that would be putting a sort of premium on crime.1 believe in saying, \u201cYou have done wrong, you deserve to be punished, but we are going to try to have you do better in future.\u201d NATURE'S FUNNY WAY.Sells Us Gold Brick After Gold Brick Without Changing Pattern.Nature bas the funniest way of making monkeys of ue mortals.She certainly must enjoy scaring us half to death and seeing how easily it can be done.She sells us precisely the same THE QUEBEC CHRUNICLE pattern of gold brick every few weeks in the course of every year.Last ycar, however, just to show that she wasn\u2019t confined to the old routine of scards, she tang in a comet with a perfectly good cyapogen tail.She induced a few highbrows to spec- alate on pbisonousness of that tail and probable results if it should be of à certain degreee of density, Nature knew our density, so the only epec- ulation was as to that of the comet's appendage.Well, we died.al! of ys, ia anticipation.The weaker, franker ones die the most noticeably and openly.The rest of us died in secret.Every one of us speculated a little on how it would seen to be wiped out in one playful puff of purple poison.Then the comet went by.Nabody would have known it if public attention had not been catled to it, and we went right on living.Now as the sunmmer is beginning we are starting in for our usual number of deaths by universal and long- sustained drouths.Of course, the last one, which threatened us so seriously, à broken.So was the one before that and the one before\u2014but why continue?\u2018The drouth we have on hand at the tim: is the only one of thé lot that hasn't been broken.Thats the only way it differs from the others.The alarmists get really worked up over each one.I suppose there has not been 8 summer in the fast several thousand years when somebody didn't foresee a drouth that would put an end to the race.I apprehend that away back in Noah's youth they saw drouths coming.Even Noah himself probably himself looked on 2 copper sky and wiped the perspiration from his brow and said : \u201cWell, this is the time it's got us.My father often said the rains had stopped for sure, owing to the deforesting of the country, and I thought he was foolish.Alo my father was fooled, for it rained afterward.But this time\u2014well, it looks bad, that's ap\u201d Noah knew there wasn't ever going to be any more rain.\u2018Then see what Noah got.Didn't he have the soaking of his life, just for that ?Now, I have noticed\u2014and maybe you have noticed too\u2014that every drouth ends with à rain.Did yon ever know one to end any other way?\u2014Striekland W.Gillilan, in Chicago News DIAMONDS GOING UP.The prices of polished diamonds are controlled by prices of the rough stones and are really made in London, where the produats of diamond mines are assembled.The increasing number of workers in recent years, independent of the diamond trade societies and disregarding\u2019 the societies\u2019 rules regarding rate of wages, etc, has so far had no aopadPnt effect, and may have no future «fect in reading prices.In fact, dealers report increasing prices and state that they are 10 to 12 per cent.higher than a year ago, excepting those of small stones, like melees, which are practically the same.Important to Grocers and Consumers! flavor Canadian trad Co.Canadian Mills These informants believe that prices will continue to advance, as nothing is in sight which might prove to be a check.Two explanations of the advancing prices are made to t!fs consulate, First the syndicate controlling the rough-dia mond market limits production in order to increase its profits.Second, bthe yitld of the diaond mines, as a | whole, is decreasing; the Kimberly | mine is virtually exhausted of the esct ; stones.Those explanations are given ! according to the respective viewpoint of the parties who offer them.Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA ONCE AN AMERICAN FASHION.Tt is not peculiar to the Chinese, the pride of wearing hair tails, for in the eighteenth century it was the height of fashion with European and Americans.Continental soldiers when not fighting King George Ilspent much time larding and powdering their pigtails, which looked quite as funny as those on Chinks.Some soldiers wore theirs in eelskins.Took\u2019s Cotton Root Compound, and 10 degrees atronger, 13: Na En ÿ al) al on Be bampitoe adres pr Fei Canadaand food value.¢ we have established Distributing Points at Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver WALTER BAKER & CO.LIMITED ., ESTABLISHED 1780 # DORCHESTER, MASS.at 1000 ALBERT STREET, MONTREAL COAL! Stove, Egg J.F.PLEAU Coal Merchant and Builders\u2019 Supplies.161 St.Paul S8treet, removed from 227 St.Paul Street.Phone, 3886.Residence, 3922, No 17 Avenue du Sacre Coeur.The absolute purity and healthfulness of BAKER'S COCOA and CHOCOLATE are guaranteed under the pure food laws of Made by a perfect mechanical process, they are unequaled for delicacy of The New Mills at Montreal are now in operation and for the convenience of the and Chesnut Order your coal from us and be sure of à prompt delivery.Best coal on the market at stantlard prices.- Also all kinds of Building Material may23xtu,thsat,xém ;; Soreened, Run-of-Mine and Slack , Fer Particulars, apply te Gonz Menséire Oe.Togoute, Ont.formerly FP f DOMINION COAL COMPANY, uw \\ | SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL \u2014 \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM un GAS COALS * Ahk ARARRRAAANAAN EAN AAA AAR RR RARAARA ARK A SX XN KEE HANAN EEN ARNT SAR EN rm PNAS RW hr HSN ERE RATA RAR NÉ AE | .) = x *|H: / x\" 2 Ce - eI DE RR EE EE EE AE wtknê *kxk## .M L'HEUREUX & GAUVIN'S Our Grand Midsummer SALE Will Commence MONDAY, 10th JULY * \u2019To be continued all week.It is a recognized fact that when we announce a reduction sale we don\u2019t do things by halves.\\ À Everything will be sold at reductions from 10 to 50% and a lot of goods will be sacrificed at rock bottom prices We do not intend keeping our summer stock on hand for next year and all goods must be cleared in a week, and we will make « our prices so low that we will prove to you that we are serious.A FEW EXAMPLES AMONG A THOUSAND iven SU Dress Linen at half ||.| Handsome in assorted co- Summer lors, 25 to 35 price.| Toilets cents for \u2014 Es : Balance of our valu- | 10 cents Boys Pants able costumes in duck or linen, worth $8.00 to 300 pairs, worth: 75 7 A 1 wi GET Men's light $12.00, sold at one- cents and $1.00, for quarter cost at the fac- suits at cost 48 cents tory.price.- Fes Le disappear without regard to en EMBROIDERIES AND LACES\u2014AIL must cost DiscOuntof | 10to15% | » mansion Discount of a 10 to 15% ise LRU ae ea ae - ta] 183-185 \u2018St.Joseph 'St.Representatives of Semi-ready, wi Style Fit Quality We guavantee fit and can make up « suit any style that you wish We have a large range of patterns to choose from and with your inspection of these goods we arcsure that you'll be satisfied that there is rushing better in the city for the money.Stock in Trade for Sale Comprising Properties, Merchandisa, Furniture and All The Materialimmediate Possession.Liberal Conditions.For all information apply to E.ROUMILHAC Telephone 1145.48.50 Palace Hill, QUEBEC.juncazxtu,sat,x1y, CENEENEVENSNERNNEENEENERNENE Coal that will give you the full value for your money is the only kind we sell.\u2018The kind that is clean and that is coal all the way through, in which every penny that is paid counts on wa rmth and comfort for you and your family, Make no mistake this year get the best from Tel.1230, 142 St.Peter St., Corner St.Andrew Also Builders\u2019 Suppliesjune3xwed,sat,tilidecl SUMMER SHIRTS English Coloused , Shirts, pleated fronts.MSN RNOUENERNGENS RENESENERSEEEE Enna\u201d n Aertex Cellular Underwear.vy Lisle Thread Under.DAME G.d' AuTEUIL Weak and discouraged, Mrs.Guillaume d'Auteuil gains by the use of St.Michel's Wine renewed strength and vitality.The joys of motherhood often cause pain, fatigue and losses which produce exhaustion, nervous depression and the impoverishment of the blood causing serious anemia and weakness, 4 he following letter tells how Mrs.Guillaume d'Auteuil, following the example of many mothers, as recovered from Gentlemen 1\u2014 Alter the birth of my fiest child, I was extremely weak ; [ had great difficulty in walking, I was deeply discour raged, when my husband having one day read the testinonials of several women in the same condition as 1 was, who owed their restoration ST.MICHEL'S of the value of this [smous restorer and bought me some.After having teken bottle and now I can attend to my work vithout fatigue and I am feeling very well, MRS.GUILLAUME D'AUTEUIL, St.Honore, Temiscouata Co, P.Q pre thar hoveing you t shatogragh to ET MICHELS WINE.\"You may publi my testimony if you 30 desire.All mothers or housewives who have to assume the burden of their housework should regularly take St.Michel's Wine, to repair the loss of strength caused fatigue and worry.When heal departs, the happiness, joy and 820 ST.'AaUL STENO\u2019S \u2018FRUIT MONTREAL to hestth to ! became convinced | WHY WARMER WINTERS ARE DUE Polar Regions Retreating as Winters\u201d is the comforting title of a pamphlet published by Major R.A.Marriott.\u2018Capt.Scott,\u201d writes Major Marriott, \u201con his return from the Antarctic expedition, emphasized the rapidity with which the south polar ice was retreating.It is a well known fact that in the northern regions a similar condition of things is taking place.\u201cIn Canada certain lands bordering on the north have been hitherto reported too icebound for agricultural operations, but large tracts have now been found to present favorable climatic condtions owng to some change that has taken place.\u201cIceland now belies its name, for in mid-December, 191, there was no snow and scarcely any frost.\u201d Major Marriott suggests that the change is due to the diminishing obliquity of the earth's axis.In two diagrams he depicts the world at different stages of its history, first in the year 135 B.C., when | the gigbe swung at an inclination of 35 degrees.The polar regione then occupied a far greater extent than i \u201cThe year 2295 A.D.\u201d continues i Major Marriott, \u201cmarks the apex of i the genial period, when the contrast ' between summer and winter will be l least.This year is only 385 years ahead of us, and we might reasonably expect each century of approach to show some slight modification of climate.\u201d : WAS BIG BILL BURNS When Big Bill Burns, sometimes called the richest man in baseball, was decorated with the royal order of \u201ccan\u201d by the Cincinnati Reds the news did not come as a surprise to any of his former employers, for the Ban Saba king is considered a close rival to Jacklitch, the former Brooklyn catcher, when it comes to being the laziest \u201cgazabo\u201d in baseball, says a writer in Sporting News.Bill never did show any unusual desire for work while with Cincinnati, but the last straw came during the Red\u2019s series with Brooklyn when ordered to go out and warm up.He started to do as ordered, but after tossing a few over sat on the club- Burns pulled a similar stunt while with Washington, but this time it was during a game.The Nationals were performing at Chicago and with the score 1 to 0 in favor of the Nationals Burns was called to go to the box.Find Out What You Are Good SPECIAL :\u2014Fine Boots and Shoes at $itm Result of Alteration in For, Then Work At It With S.J.BURKE, Earth's Axis.All Your Worth.Merchant Tailor 187 St.John Se./ juneZOxtu,th,satxly \u201c \u201cWhy We May Expect Warmer | There is a strong human touch about the answers which a number of | intellectual Frenchmen have given to : a question submitted by Je Sais Tout, : a popular Parls periodical.They were : asked what influence they thought ! chance had on each individual's life; : in other words, for how much luck \u2018 stands in any one's career.The replies to this very debatable | question show thal those who have been most successful in life generally think that chance has less to do with success than industry and perseverance, Jules Lemaitre, for instance, thinks that there is really no such thing as chance.\u201cWhat we call luck in\u201d he says, the \u201cbelief in some equalizing power; an idea born of the innate instinct of justice in man.\u201d Jules Clarette, on the other hand, admits that chance is a powerful factor, but that it is easy to exaggerate dts influence.\u201cMany an offices,\u201d he says, \u201chas found himself a hero because his battery or company happened to get a good position.Many an author has got his work accepted because he unexpectedly found the public receptive to his particular vein.But the best chance is\u2014worlk.\u201d a man to find out what he was made for.Every man is made to fit some purpose.\u201d Few find out what they are meant for.Find your aim and then work at it for all you are worth.\u201d Dr.Doyen agrees in the main with Donnay.Others again, like Maeterlinck and Xavier Leroux are inclined the question to figures, , \u201cSuccess,\u201d he says, \u201cis made up of intelligence, capacity and luck.At chess talent means 100 per cent and chance nil ; but at roulette chance means 100 per cent and talent nil.Between these two extremes lie all possibilities.Success, I should ay, needs 60 per cent intelligence, 10 per cent industry and 30 per cent luck.But these figures shouid he taken as products, not as additions.If any of these three faculties or powers is nil then the result will be nil, too.After all is eaid and done the question whether we have been born intelligent is itself a matter of chance or heck.There is no worse stroke of bad lucie than to be born a fool.\u201d will leave Cap Rouge at 6 p.m.Train will stop at property.Do not miss this excellent opportunity of inspecting these choice lots, size 35x115, Price$$0 up.A summer brim full of fun awaite the girl with the ONLY wu DIROW IE BROWNIE CAMERA from which she was suffering.they do to-day, and the glacial epoch | Paul Deroulede's opinion is that one bod make good pictures Brownie \u2014 - - These are her own word .was reigning over the earth.The other | quarter luck is needed to three quar- Any! y can e with « i : diagram shows the (Joesemt obliquity ters Derseverance.Maurice Donnay , .© egrees, e polar regions inks chance plays a very small pan._\u2026 Messrs, Boivin, Wilson & Co.Montreal | considerably shrunken.\u201cWhat is necessary,\u201d he says, \u201cis for CANAD IAN KODAK Co, LTD.OFFICE AND FACTORIES, 582-592 King St., W., TORONTO, CAN.Suburban Realty Co, i pr Collis Browne's one glass before cach meal during t to the belief that chance playe a very F RUN EAU & Co Sort rap Arts à was com prominent part indeed.Prof.Richet, n a g encourage at LAZIEST PLAYER YET of the Academy of Medicine, reduces Acts like a Charm ia FEVER, CROUP, THE OMIGMAL AND ONLY eswwins, DIARRHOEA ., wes.CHOLERA .DYSENTERY.Chocks and acrents those tee often fatal disaacee\u2014 AGUE.The best Romady haowe for OOUONMS, COLDS.ASTIMA BRONCHITSS.suis sheet ofl attache of BPASISS, : pleasure of life also vanishes.This foniing Th , 1s the ely palilative ia NXURALOIA.THM, TOOTHACHE, : $ po .eps and went asleep.\u20ac composer Massanet\u2019s answer | English Coloured | is why it is extremel Important to | The game went on for an inning or | laconic and worldly wise : \u201cYes, I be.14 arial Sy reitoes ERA reste fo the Shirts, plain fronts.be in good health.St.Michel's | so and finally Santa Claus Grit de lieve in luck\u2014especiaHy in others.\u201d rs pon af He Semis ersten when s \u2018 cided to send Burns to the moun e en Soft White Shirts Wine, will reftore health and went out to look for him and found SPECIAL TRAIN TO INSIST ON HAVING : double cuffs, strength to prie fhe fact 18 | the southpaw peacefully dreaming of CAP R roven ousan peop his Texas steers.It was too much P ROUGE .P y for the Fox, 80 he sent Burns back to Special train will leave via Cana- famence ssesce of Soft Coloured Shirts | BOIVIN, WILSON & Co, | Cincinnati and later turned him over | dian Northern-Quebse Railway, Sun.A Remedy hos given rian double cuffs.AGENTS to Philadelphia when Dooin refused to | day, July 16th, at 2.15 p.m, returning | mae imitations.wear, He shut the Sox out during the round 32 Julia Street 9H | and then went to sleep on the bench T Balbriggan Under- SALT while his teammates were batting.He elephone 471, ; had to be called when it was time for 3 wear.AH ou S EH 0 LD bim to go in again.Incidentally, .4 LY ) REMEDY FOR Chicago made two runs and won the All Functional Derangements] | *™¢ '* this inning.10 H N D  RL | N G T of the Liver, Temporary Con-Ë | A NEW TYPE g y Registers] gestion arising from Alcoholic OF BATTLESHIPS Beverages, Errors in Diet, The approaching doom of the bat- Biliousness, Giddinscs, Heart- tleship of the Dreadnought and supes- { Opposite Post Office in Pe £1 Ca BE CARRIED UPSIDE DONN OR Waterman's Ideal Ink for Travellers\u2019 Use H.F.KIMBALL, burn, or Constipation.It is a Refreshing and Invigorating 148 St.John St.Successor to Thos J.Moore Beverage, most Invaluable to Travellers and Residents in Tropical Climates.ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT assists (he Fanctions | Ref the Liver Fowela, Skin aad Kidneys by NATURAL MBANR OAUTION.\u2014 Examins the end shat it is marked ENOS FRUIT SALT, other wise you have the sincerest Vode of Aatiery- IMITATION.Prepared only by J.O.ENO, Ltd.SRDIT SALT winks London.B.B., Eng.by J, C.ENO'S P.tont.Wholeanlo of Measra.EVANS & 5x3, Ltd, Montres! and Toronto, Canada.\"Prize Medal, Philadelphia Exhibition, 1878 Best for Qraning and Potishirg Cutiery, AE 20 m4 TIE Prevent frlction in cleaning & Infury to Katvess -| in shallow waters, dreadnought type has become a live question in British naval circles, in which Sir Philip Watts, admiralty director of naval construction, is credited with having designed already an entirely new type of fighting ship Next year\u2019s naval programme anticipates the retention of the all big- gun principle, but it is believed that the ships will be considerably smaller in displacement averaging between 17,000 and 18,000 tons, It is expected that this new type will be superior to the present battleships in fighting and through the fact that it will not offer such a fine target for the enemy as the dread- anti-torpedo batteries, Through the use of the combination turbine and reciprocating engines, which have proved so satisfactory on the new passenger liners, it is expected that the new - CANNOT .a a uoughts now in commission.; J ~ hn ° mo rer RM emma men | To All Present Automobile Owners Ask for ° nn É with their six 15-inch guns and heavy kf And those Who intend to Own Cars m : battleshigs will make a speed of from y magnificent new 34 to 36 knots.ON Monday April 17th, I held th: formal opening of garage at 426 St.Paul St.All present Automobile Owners, as well as those who intend to own cars in some uture time, are cordially invited to attend this opening exhibition.THE SPEEOWELL car is a 50 HP.apl9xiy ; lever becomes dry and hard like other Meta} asics, NEW SALVATION ARMY.A new departure in the Salvation Army in the United States will be witnessed at noon to-morrow, when Commander Eva Booth, leader of the army in America, will dedicate the firs; boat of the Salvation navy at the Battery, The dedication will be preceded by a half hour band concert by the national staff Land and an open-air massmeeting which will be attended by the Salvation Army national staff and all its Greater New York forces.The yacht, which is the gift of the architect Bradford Lee Gilbert, will, after the service of dedication start on a cruise along the Atlantic Coast.It will stop at cities and towns for open-air services and wharf meetings and to distribute Salvation Army leaflets.Major Erickson, a former sailor, will command a small crew, chiefly of Salvationiats.| nder Booth says the Salvation navy is to become an t get of the army\u2019s operations in the .8.Hhe expects this ta be the nucleus ol & considerable ini ESTABLISHED SINCE 25 YEARS GLASSES OF ALL KINDS Marine and Opera Glasses, long distance glasses of all kinds snd at all prices.Bitoe- .vlars with powerful lenses.Oeulists* prescriptions filled in short order, either in periscopie glasses, or according to latest discovery in toric glasses, Large choice of best binoculars and eyeglasses, artificial eyes Private salon for their adjustmement.Complete assoriment of fatest nfodets, ther.memebers.Srometers, cle erfect adjustment, first quality of lasse: ail kinds of mountings.Optical Parley ~ P.C.LACASSE, Oplician and Optomstrist, 40 FABRIQUE ®T.The high repotation of the \u201cSpeedwell\u201d and \u201cEverett\u201d cars places them upon a plane above the general run of automobiles selling at moderate prices.For these two brands | am the exclusive selling agent for Quebec and the surrounding district.1 will also carry a complete stock of Automobile motor, 4 cylinder car Supplies and Accessories, including the famona e ale the highest \u201cStepney Tires of English manufacture, the peer- priced cars made a] less French make, \u201cGaulois\u201d and the American, : y\u201c ich\u201d tires.Togues price.request, Those wishing to rent automobiles by the hour, Prices day of week, may take advantage of the first-class service and low prices prevailing at my new garage.$2500 1s $3500 Those not possessed of private garages may make use of my facilities, Specially fow rates for taking in and looking sfter privately owned cars.J.M.LANDRY PHONES: Office 2768.Residence 3830 High Class Automobiles and Garage 426 St Paul S1., Quebec, Canada THE EVERETT car is the only cr which is entirely made in Canada his effects a sa Manvracivarn av JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Ltd., pr\" tan Mills.London, England, of 35 ps duty, .viding the best - sible \u201cvalue for ae money.Prices .$1450 & $1500 AT DRUGOISTS Gé Way met cure sowreelf e- N \u2019 oe up, Tes $30.00 and = : < BE PULLEY LE] Ë TURDAY, JULY 8, bu.BA JUL THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.\u201811 ~ALLANLINE im Mail Steamers ai sv; JL BRRVICE ; j me au » = Bept.12 : uly Aug.§ Bept \u20ac July 1 Aug.li Rept W lotorian July àt Aux 18 Sept.18 Rates of Passazs d eabin $47.50 ni and 40.end! ing location of bert GLABOUW Jib I July 9 Aug Bept.99 asia yw Ares LD July 15 Aug.4 Rept.§ etian July 32 Aug.|! sept LA ! Rates of Passage esperian and Grampian Satoon nd mas A notin ry \" ou cabin fe second onbin 815.0) send bt third olane 631,02, LONDON ANP HAVRE SERVICE stdHa Julyts Au % Bart.Si Aug-i7 \u201cOct 1 an ar 4 ca By be as PES er *Do not gall at Havre es ce Bry 30 and pra Londoniris to London $9.00, to Havze $30.01.He Baloonn, fn Sve Not tence Er mele modern arora boart a SEER Fo Sri int ONE A RIVET, a 11 Bands 00 ALLANS, mir Sania Wile Star-Dominion Line ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS ures: TO LIVERPOOL .July, 3 ag 8 | Reni 8 Lavrenticnnd 4 Mogantio[ ,000 pone R.PS4 a up.ps) pit £2) sant up, rena sis RME Teotonio \u2018auads and Dominde © opya onn clam of cabin passencorsl [Rates 315.00 and up, third es $30 WHITE STAR LINE NEW TORK-PLYMIUTH-ChERSOURG on AMPTON.Jay .\u201c POOL A July à .aide va 1 tie NEW YORK ANS BUETON TO RIVIERA A PT.The Asores, Maderis, Gibraltar ald Algteedd fenos, Naples and Alexandria.femme.\u2026 July ly BiCanegie.~gat 3 For all \u201csnioreatin apply to F.Srocking RE io Po pp AE rue @.H.Stott.5 Du Fort Strost, local Ts BS the 0Mose of the White Biar-Deaeion Ling, \u2019 Baihousie Gtrvet Queben GLASUOW PASSENGER AND FRBIGHT .SERVICE, Fane 36.T.ae July 8 SATURNIA.Taly 1.T * Refrigeratorsgé Rates: Cubin (called Second), vs upvwérds.\u201cThird Cises, Hastbouod, $29; West bound, $30.ix} ROBERT REFORD CO, Lisittad, AGENTS.CUNARD LAY IT JOINT LONDON PASRENGER AND .FEÈIGHT SERVICE Cold Storage end Cool Ake oa AI Soon 88 HURONA.TRE *AUBONIA.I0NA.* Passengers Steamers.Passage rates, Cabin (Called Secomd), 942.50 and npwarde.Heat, .00; prepaid, West, 28.78, 2OBERT REFORD CO., Limited, AGENTS a.THOMSON L 1 LEITH H SERVICE: 8.8, FREMONA.\u201886 BELLONA.; NEWCASTLE SERVICE A8 BELLONA.\u2026 Joly 1 For tail particulars for ET services, \u201cspoty te THE MOBERT REFORD CO., Limited, Montreal: 110 Union Station, Toronto; Quebec, St.Jobn, N.B, and Portland, Me.CUNARD LINE CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER SERVICE ~ From Southampton.June #7.T.58 AUSONIA.July 11.ASÇANIA.July %6.ALBANIA.August 12 Passage rates: Cabin (calied Second), $42.90 and wpwarda Third Clase, Brive, | East.$29.00: prepaid, West, 28.78.For fuil partionlare for all services apply to THES ROBERT REFORD CO.rhe Monreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.KE; Third Clase, British, | > asd Portland, Me.Spend Your \u2018UD oan B E RM WEBI BY COOL AU BUEK.DA An Joenl Sea Trip to the Most Poland ui Summer Resort in the Worldala outdoor recreation.Ses Hashing fn hig Saareyt of turquoise Li ra.Ficeleat ire NE EAS T BE taste Liner \u201cac ANA\u201d 14,000 Toph Lise lacentent: BM ft.Lon PE, esl, Fasteat, HontiLu aurioue and ous xctue Fires Clana carie au n pose | hot) T| Ph a's, mek ur estar fate aa Age, Thin every too, Many staterooms with io: Mx soiree luxe with privete bathe pads deck Jn the word.Daners, oo abun, Wireless.Only | ï a SE t fe pois est pr enade ou URE Iron ou let Lifter rmeda-Atlantie Plern foot Wee th bre fiend Myton op CUNARDESS Largest.Vastont.I Finest rest Quadrayle Berow mn Te aie Qiguais.EXPEDITIOUS ROU LoxBgH Aus, BERLIN ARDY! Yanna, RECT VIA FIBHGUA Comm ra Lapel CARMAN.WAM.| oan ara 10 AM.STABANA Fishguard and nat LUSITANIA | MAURETANUA July 18, 9 A.August 2,9 AM, MONTERAL\u2014QUEBEC\u2014LONDON.Regutar Sailicgs of Steamers ng One Shas Cabin fi) ) and Third Class Passsogers se MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR, 1GENOA, NAPLES, TRIESTE, FIUME.Saiting Hour Noon Pannonia July) Sept 7 Ost- 3% tCarpathla Aug 3 BSoept.9l Nov.9 ¢t3axonia Avg.% WINTER CRUISES ITALY RIVIERA EGYPT Hons & Rivet, 31 Buade St., Guebso.Quebec Steamship Co, Lid.8T.LAWRBNCE LINE from Champlain Market Penteany Quotes pe aso quant Ports, Saspe.Wai Say, tatown and Piotou.SS.CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with most modern accommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friday, 21st July, at\u2019noon, and every alternate -| Friday thereafter.New York from Quebec via the far- famed River Saguenay.Calling at Gaspe, Charlottetown and Halifax.8S.Trinidad, 2,600 tons, sails from Quebec at 8 p.m., 14th and 28th July, 11th aod 25th August and 8th September.'New York, Bermuda West Indies Lines From Pier 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA Round Trip, $10.and Up.8.8.BERMUDIAN, 8.800 to Ni York at 3 Ina 19th aan pie Fase noweet and only wu gers at the Prom New Y tar Su Trouts, fe Croix, St Kites, cg Domisses, Se Lucie, Barondors aoû Demo nes, KORONA, 2 p.m, 13th July.For all information.apply to TEBEC STEAMSHIP 0.LIMITED, 48 Dalhousle fv.PF.8.STOCKING HONE & RIVET Ticket Agents, Quebec.QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.MONTMORENCY DIVISION 191 |& SUMMER TIME-TAB On and after Sunday, June traine will rum as Joliows =\" BET.QUEBEC & MONTMORENGY FALLS ec Bays.) of Mrepumerency, Pane 3 TE me se inter 730.74 5, Sof is a.m, is a thea S00 10 $.20 La, 5.00 6.20, ss thirty minutes from p.m.11.00 p.m, and additions! traim at Tas in : Montmorency Falls for $1 6.30, 700 714, 7.30, 8.NN $30 10.18, 11.18 am.every fl mhnates 30, 5.45, 15 om to S13 p.m., then 3 every t minutes from mn.m., and A train at 8.1% a : (Sundays.) Leave ebec for Montmorency Falls, 6.30, 7.00, OE 9.00, 10.15 ou, do, $35.12.15 po.ta is p.m., then every y ; 11.00 p.m., and additional\u2019 train at Mont morency Falls for Quebec, 6.41, 16050, 10 ioe.J IT Th am 1210 8 \"i t minutes m to 7 ou Trery Airey mutes fran 5.30 SET.QUEB C & ST.ANNE DE BEAUPRE STOPPING AT MONTMORENCY FALLS (Week Days.) Leave Quebec for Ste Anne & Beaupre, avery hour fe 6.00 à.© 4.00 r me then 3.sig ets 6.15, 7.1 a = Fa 4nd fois pm, xcept turday only, a ae de Beaupre for Quebec, at Montmorency Falls, every im fds 40 am.to 5.30 p.m, thea at 7.30 to from 8 9.30 p.m.) Ste Anne Beaupre, 6.00, Bo oI 800.9 9.00, 0s + * 1.30, 2.00, 3.00, 5.15, 6.15, 7.15, 7.45, and 10.18 ds To ALES J ©! 1200 (noon), 1.08, 2:90, 4.30, S.15, ne ed 10.15 p.m.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND 8T.JOACHIM, Ç ces De Quebec det 4.9.nées 2.00, a $is and 7.18 pme or 500 Leave onchim for Quebec, in 10.18 am, 12.15, SE 5,13, Kod 51s ny.rns fo 8 action, 5.30\" am, A, Leave St Tour mors Québec, £30 ou, 3.15, 5,00 and 10.00 p.m.MONTMORENCY FALLS ELEVATOR RUNS AS FOLLOWS : Wesk Days from £.00 a.m.to 11.30 p.m.Sundays from 7.00 am.to 11.30 p.m, Communication tickets issued to all Stations.Local Express e for parcels, small boxes, meus, fruits, etc.0 all trains, the Charges Te 9.00, Asojc.and Yor sll other Information Sry to the Superintendent.J.A.EVERELL, C.E A.CARR, Superintendent.General Manager.6as-e + Bale des Chaleurs Line 8.8 \u201c CASPESIEN\u201d taime, For Rivers À late 4 nu ES on Wie: \u201cnr, soy he, eu us i mo lon nor prt \u2018or freight, tioksets, ato.aprly to i\u2019 POULT, Phone 2811 Corner Dambourges à St.Paul Su TICKETS AGENTS Bob ToNENN Hosde a 0e ee.ee tet ett GCASPE STEAMSHIP LINE The steamer Lady of Gaspe.Capt E.Bouchard, is intended to sail Tues- _4sy, the 4th July and 18th, at 4 for the Gaspe ports as far as Por Daniel and every alternate Tuesday thereafter.Freight will be received at the Richelieu wharf until 2 p.m.on sail- |g, day.irst, second and third class commodation for passengers, For information apply to BOUCHARD BROS, .40 Dalhousie &t F.8.Storing Hoge & Rivet, ticket agents, ac.1911, INSOLVENT NOTICE CANADA Province of District of In the matter of | Brousssau & Desrochers, Printers, Quebec, Insolvents.Notice is heheby given that in vir- tué of an order of the Court dated ul; 6tb, 1911, a meeting of fhe trod- ors of the said insoivente will be held in the Superior Court at Quebec, Wednesday, the 19th day of July, 1911, at ten o'clock nm, to give their advice to the appointment of.s Curator and one or mare inspectors to this estate.J.P.E.GAGNON, Provisional Guardian.Office : 44 Dalhousie St., Richelien & Ont.Nav, Co.Baildine.\u2019 Quobee, July 7th, 1911.' uebes, tee, {pert Cours.MCDOUGALL & GONANS STOCK BROKERS 31 §T.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON {commerces NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Morgreal, Hchelaga Bank Bldg.Telephone 1227, (Canadian Press Service.) Nw York, July 7\u2014With the exception of a few stocks, most of them inactive ispues, the market barely stirred through to-day\u2019s session The three favorite mediums of speculation.Union Pacific, Reading and United States Steel, all moved within a range of less than a point: After sume irregularity in the early trading the market became dull and remained in a comatose condition to the end, closing with only insignificant changes.The reluctance of traders to conduct aggressive operations on either side of the market was due in no small measure to the imminence of events which may have a decided influence upon .speculation.The government crop report, the monthly statement of unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation and the monthly figures of the Copper Products, Association all will be'made known on Mnoday.Pending | the desert of this information in re-] to the crops and.the metal Ga A operators were .not inclined to engage in extensive ventures.The strength of the grain markets hampered bullish operations to-day, but Walt Street expects a fairly favorable crop report.Some short covering today was attributed to expectations of a good showing.Moderate revivals in both the steel and copper trade doubtless will be reflected in Monday's statements, although the copper market, after a period of increased activity has.become dull.Copper prices advanced in London to-day, but the domestic market yas at a standstill.Exports of copper during the past week from this port increased 30 per cent.Among the few stocks which moved widely to-day, Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke was most conspicuous.A gain of 13 points making its rise in the last day's 23 points, was followed by a relapse, The various fluctations of this stocks were attributed to manipulation, and a report that the company wis to be absorbed by United States Steel met with official denial.Underwood Typewriter, which has enjoyed & meteoric rise, lost part of its gain, and Pennsylvania, Western Maryland, Pittsburg C.C.& St.Louis, and the fertilizer and copper stocks were higher.The foreign exchange market was strong to-day, owing pes- untably to the activities of a considerable \u2018short interest which was built wp in expectation of a decline in the tates after the end of last month.Sterling Exchange rates were slightly easier for the first dav or two of July, but instead of reacting further rc again.Ysterday's advance of 10 to 15 points was followed by a further upturn to-day, although the market eased off before the close.Forecasts of to-morrow's banle statement point to a loss of cash which some estimates place as high as $30,000,000.This is due to payments to the Sub-Treasury for Panama bonds and to the fact that the inward flow of currency from the interior has shrunk to small proportions, resulting in a small loss on balance for the week.Bonds were steady.Total sales, par value, $1,845,000.United States bonds were unchanged on call.NEW YORK RK CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to McDougall & Cowans, 81 St.Peter street.New York, -July, 7\u2014The marke opened quiet and unchanged from Tag night's close, and kas fluctuated during entire day with very narrow iirits and without exhibiting any tendency of note in either direction.It was strong in early dealings but stocks were for Ae el à (0 Stock Brokers NL, 833 Pr See Private Wire to Montreal, Torento, Boston and New York Telephone No.848.C.W.WALCOT, STOCK & BOND BROKER 98 St.Peter St.Tel, 377 | Approved Municipal, Corporation and Industrial Bonds and Debentures, to yield: 43% 0 6% SelectedLists of Investment Securities-to meet indivi dual neetis\u2014Sent on Application.sale on the advance and the market reacted at the opening of Chicago Board of Trade, which showed a sharp rise in corn, with reports from that center that the rains in the corn belt had been entirely insufficient and that the crop was still in danger.In the afternoon Penna was strong, being rather aggressively sought, and its strength was shared in by Norfolk.The one throughout general market was hard and commission houses did almost nothing.A good deal of interest is exhibited over Government report to be issued next Monday, which is expected to make a very fav- rable showing.In the late dealings Amalgamated and Smelters showed a good deal of strength, while Erie at all times maintained the good tone which it has shown for so long.Total sales 107,000, Bonds $1,855,600.Quotations on the New York Stock fixchange, as received by Bruneau & Dupuis, from Charles Head & Co.Open.High.Low.Close.Amal Cop.68% 69% 68% © Atchison .112 112% 112 112 Am Car Fdy.56146 S6% 56% 56% Am S & R.79 79% 79 79% Am T & T.138 138% 137% 138% Bkiyn R T.81% 81% 81 BI% Can Pac Ry.238% 238% 237% 218% Chs & Ohis.82 8 8 8 Erie .37% Érie 1st .59 Erie Jet .23% Gac Con 145% 145 145% Gen Elec 161% 16134 161% 161% G N Ry Pla.135% 136% 135% 136 Kah & Texis 35% 35% 35% 35% Lehigh Val 1.174 174 174 174 Miss Pac .48% 49 48% 48% Nat.Cent ., $5% 5544 53% 554% Nor & West.109% 109% 109% 105% 13244 132% 132 132% 45% 45% 45% 45% 12436 12514 124% 125% 159 159% 158% 159 we 31% 32 1% 31% Sloss S S.,.4814 48% 48% 48% 1420 142% 142% 142% 125% 125% 125 125% 122% 122% 121% 121% Sou Ry .0% 30% 30% 30% «71% 71% 714 714 P 187 187% 186% 187% US Steel \u2026.78% 79% 78% 78% Wabash PId .35% 35% 35% 35% Wat Hind.65% 65% 65% 65% CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to Neuville Beileau & Co, 93 St.Peter street.Nw York, July 7\u2014London prices came irregular this morning, about as many ups as downs, and no feature, but our market opened stronger and advanced fractionally during the first hour, Union Pacific was an exception, opening down % of a point, but it speedily recovered it.Steel Foundry dropped four points from Wednesday's quotation to 36 on suspension of divid- eds.Some heavy buying of Pennsylvania was noticed.Bull points are in circulation from good sources that Great Northern will be run up to 200 when the opportune time arrives.Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke had a spasmodic jump to 97, twelve points up and a later Yall to 89 on reports unauthenticated that the company had been sold at $150 per share.Southern Pacific lost $50,000 in net operating income for May and Missouri Pacific shows a nct loss for the same period of $732,000.Rock Island, however, is conspicuous in a gain of $309,000.Underwood Typewriter was on the toboggan for à six points slide to 94.Western Maryland gained 2 1-3 ponits to 65%.It was reported that all the subway contracts had been allotted to the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company which was strong at 81%.Good rains in the corn district helped Atchison and similar wea.her reports held.St.Paul, Great Northern and Northern Pacific firm.Rockefeller interests were stated to be buying New York Central.The fact that Lehigh Valley lost only % at the opening on the announcement of the Government suit shows how little regard is now given to these political strikes.Virginia Chemical directors are expected to Th Suns Li Jes SHI?Comp Accumulated Funds at 15h Novembs Al 1910 8 @2,217,218.87 Subsisting Assurances at 15th Novembar, 1910 1463,273,113.03 Claim Paië + « Revenue for the Year 139,080,902.0) 7,503,485.03 A Bonus to Equai Schsme Poticyholder: of $15 p:r $1,0)) per annum has just bren declaral.Total Bonus declarsd 837,800,000.90 W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent The Standard Life Agsurance Crunene 111 Moustsis Hill QUEBEC Arthur Bruneau, A.3.Dupait, Montreal.Quebec.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS Foreign and Domestic STOCKS AND BONDS Mongreal Stock Exchange Representative, Mr.Arthas.Bruneau.New York and Boston Correspondents © Chas.Head & Co.Direct Wire Communication.123 St.Peter St, Quebec.Phone 1596, A Hosoita) St.Serine 393% Montreal.Main 210.7.6 tre 337 BOSSE & BANKS | Lefalvre & Lefaivre Accountants and Liquidators 125 ST.PETER R ST.ALEX.HARDY ! ttontBaams, Gotumns, ns, Plates, cas\u2019 amd Water Pipes, Contractors\u2019, Sunloipal and Buliders' 82 plies, Machinery ani Specialties, SOARD OF TRADE BUILOING, su St, Pauill, QUeséis take action as to the common dividend next week.lt is authoritatively stated the company will show less than three per cent earned for the past year, as against ten per cent the year preceding.The closing prices ere steady to firm, but with little net change for the day, as a rule.We still believe in buying the better class of dividend payers on all reactions.Montreal\u2014Unlisted sales, afternoon session: Canadian Power 70 at 50; Sherwin 25 at 39.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to McDougall & Cowans, 81 St.Peter street.Montreal, July 7.\u2014The feature of the local market to-day was Toronto Railway.The stock opened at a slight advance over yesterday's close and the latest syle was at the highest price, showing an advance of four points on the day's turn.Rumors were current of an increase in the dividend and an issue of new stock.The greater part of the buying came from Toronto.The remainder of the list shows little or no change with : dealings on a limited scale.MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Quotations furnished by Neuville Belleau & Co., 93 St.Peter street.Asked.Offered.Can Pac Ry .238% 238% Minn & St.Paul.L142 141 Mont Street .225% 225 Toronto Steel .147% 147% Twin City R.T.Co 107 Detroit United Ry 71% Alm Asbestos .7 Cement .22 Que.Ry com .60 Winnipeg Ry Co Cement Pid .Black Lake .Rio .0.Mont.L H & P Co.Dom Steel Co com Iron Pid .» Ottawa .Shawinigan .Toledo .Can.Converters .- 3 N & S Steel & Coal Co.Mont Tele Co.© Beli Tele Co .Ogilvie Milling Co.Can.Cotton .Canners .Lake of The Woods Co.142 East Cen.Pid .58 Lautentide Pulp Co .Steel 1220000 00e \u2026 28 Mont Cotton Mills Co .158% Dom Textile Co.sc.70% Switch .164 LL Crown Reserve o.335 333 Penman Ltd, com 59 57 Commerce Lone 209% Dominion .L239 LL.Hochelaga .170% 170 Merchant .199 J Montreal .\u2026 Molsons .Ottawa .Quebec .Royal .Troders Union .Quebec, July 4, 1911, FLOUR Hungarian patent .$2.75@%$2.90 No.1 strong bakers'.245 250 Choice family str.bakers.2.25 230 Second bakers\u2019.205 210 Ninety per sent patent.200 205 Feed flour.160 1,70 FARM PRODUCE.Manitoba oats, per bush.8.sas.a Barley, common, bush.0.48 Peas, boilings, choice.: 128 ve Hay, good No à per LE 875 9.00 Hay, baled.per 2,600 1bs.12.00 12.00 Straw, per 1,200 lbs.475 490 Potatoes, per bag .1.25 1.30 SUGAR.Maeontreal, granulated, bbls, 100 TD.v vvrnrneeerrrrareriennes $4.75 Montreal, granulated, bags .470 Yellow, bbls .2000000000 ven 438 Yellow, bags .4% Acadia, granulated, \"bags or bbls.465 Acadia, yellow.00000000 4.10 DAIRY PRODUCE, WHOLESALR.Better.Our market developed an easier tendency in sympathy with lower prices paid in the country Saturday and Monday.Best June creamery is obtainable at 21%a22 cents, according to quantity.We quote: Creamery, June, solid, choice.A%@22 Creamery, May solid.21 21% Creamery, prints, choice.22 22% Dairy prints .eens 19 2 Dairy, solids .eed 18% 19 Chesss.Nothing new to report in the cheese i | The Rail Estate Braxar Reliable Conneotions In ® Western Canada RE Si, HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS To Masiitobs, Basketchewan, Albertay Going dates: \u2018\u2014July 11th and 25th August 8th and 22nd, and Septembed Sth and 19th.Tickets good for sixty days.The excursion of July 1ith wili be a m-gnificent opportunity for those wha may desire to visit the Winnipe Industrial Exhibition, July 12th = Bi 22nd, at Winnipeg, Man.REDUCED RATES TO PACIFIQ COAST.QUEBNC TO Vancouver, Victoria, B.C, Seattle, Wash, Portland, Oreeraser $107.88 rancisco.Los Angeles, San Lego, Cal eovovovnnneene.811240 G.H.STOTT, C.P.&T A4 Hochalaga Bank Baildiaz, City DAVID RATTRAY ACCOUNTANT Real Estate à General Agent 98 St.Peter Street Bask of Nova Scoda Buiélag Ernest H.Lefevre Real Estate and General Agent having removed bis office to 7 Charest St., would accept a reasonable ofter for room 18 Morin lock, from now up to May let, 12.7 Charest St.Tel.4060 mayléxtu.th.satxly North Shore Mail and Passenger Service R.M.8.ARRANMORE.Capt.J.Heam.Is intended to sail Tuêsday, June 27th, at noon, for Esquithaux Point, calling at all intérmédiate North Shore ports.Freights is now being received at steamer\u2019s berth, Point-s-Carcey wharf For rates and other information, apply to HOLLIDAY BROS, 101 Bt.Peter Street.Phone 359.Canadian Northern ROYAL LINE Express Service QUEBEC - BRISTOL ; id From Quebce.From Liristel Z à ju im Amal gress ms II July 13th Roya! Edward July 23ta 2 § July 30th | Moyni Coorge August th À Fastest and finest steamers via 8 the St.Lawrence.Only two hots à by rail Bristol to London.; 2 For fares and full particulars $3 apply à > F.S.Stocking, 32St LouisSt Home & Riv: B Buade St.G.Ek Rr & 2 A er Agent, ç .Ltd, ee Building.\u2018Phone 293 or 45, A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval and McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER.SPECIALTY WATERWORKS 39 St.John St.Quebec.Phone 545.Xiy Offies Telepisone, 1184, june P.O.Box, 78 focholaga Bank Buliding 122 Et Power Street, Queda, tin ls ro Liqadawe t, tor, Curator, and eur À : CQRRESPOIDENCE SOLICITED.situation, except that demand is limit.ed with prospect for lower price.We quote: Large, white .1t @11% Large, colored .LIN 11% Twin, colored .11% 12 EQS.The demand is better for good se- jected stock, seconds are megiected.Prices, however, show no change and we quote: New laid, selected, dozen.19 @20 New laid, per dozen .18 19 Straight receipts.16 16% DRESSED MEATS.Hogs, abattoir killed, cwt $6.56@#9.00 Hogs.country dressed,cwe.6.50 .6.58 7.50 Beef, forequarters .Beet, hindquarters .Carcases, good .ifuases, 4 common .Mutton .oe.8.A.LAND WARRANTS.& A Land Warrants quoted $745 bid; $750 asked by McDougall and Cowans, Winnipeg, Man.The ey Ghronicte posing\u2019 mea: Come e Company, Dy hy at Du $3.00 per annum: the bei 00 per an isemente: 11 cam pw ame um >, weekly, Ad each mn .Agent, {AMOS J.COLSTON; mous pine, Tunes vod Firont Bons | On and after 1011, trains will run as follows : Sunday, June Athy \u201c 820 a.m.\u2014Express for Riviere d Loup, St.Flavie an Campbellton, daily tx, cept Sunday.1.55 ptn\u2014Maritime Expréts for on John, Halifax and Sydnen daily except Saturdays | This train only \u201cruns t4 Campbellton Saturday.8.15 p.m\u2014Express to Riv, du Loup daily except Sunday.12.10 a.m.-\u2014C)cesn limited for St John, !la\u2018\u2018fax and Sydney dally \u2018xcent Sundays | -With sl-eping car fot i Murray Bay.{12.50 p.m\u2014Maritime Express for St Hyacinthe and Montreal daily.12.05 a.m.\u2014Express for St.Hyacinthe and Montreal, Mone days only.3.00 a.m.\u2014Ocean Limited for St Hyscinthe and Montreal, daily except Monday.On and after July 8th, parlor car will be attached to the Maritime Express * daily for $t.Flavie.SOLS = TRAINS FOR NEW YORK.PORTLAND Trains leave Levis : White Mountain Express.~ |8 00 A.M.AII Ineut stations to Skers brovke.Through Parlog BOSTON, Car and Diniag Car ta Portland daily except 0e Sunday.Wew York Express.» 145 PM.Al 1cal stations to Sher brooke.Through Pulls man Buffet Sleeping Car for Springfield and New Y rk daily.Boston Limited i LTY-Through Pullman Sleepes ining Car for Bosexcept on Sunday, when the Boston Pullman will leave at 1.45 p.m.on New York Expressr tear es Quebec 30 minutes bed time.checked and Customs passe sec side.Tor Faun an reservations apply a : City Office, 32 St.Lows St.F.STOCKING, C & D.Ticket Ropre enting Thos Cook 8 Sen and General Steamship Agency.On and alter Sunday, ath Jung | 1011, trains will leave Quebec as fole jlows :\u2014 * Canadian Northern Quebec Railway, 1855 à ne \u2014Sunday only, for Shawinie gan Jalls, 19.30 A.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday fos Montreal, Shawinigan Falls, Grand Mere, St.Casimir, etc.This train et-parlor car attached.\u2014~Mon,, \u2018Tues, Wed.and fer St.Casimir.Fel.and Thurs.Sat for Shawinigan Falls, ; QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN, \u2018' 940 A.M-\u2014Deily except Sunday, fot Chiccut.mi, Roberval, La Tuque, etc, with parlor car for Chicoutimi, 9.15 A.M.\u2014Sunday only for Se.Raye mead, 145 P.* -\u2014Faturday only for St Raye wera, 1.48 P.M .\u2014Sunday only for Lake St Joseph, 5.10 P.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday fos St.Raymond.6.15 P.M.\u2014Daily except Saturday and Sunday for St.Raymond.1000 P.M.\u2014Saturday only for Roberval, Chicoutimi, etc, with sleeper for Chicoutimi.Further particulars may be obtained at Depot Ticket Office, St.Andrew st.: City Ticket Office.F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st.; or Hone & Rivet, 24 Baude st.Cad mtr min.\u2014 TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY, TINE TABLE Teking Effect June Sth, 1911 : EXPRESS Leaves Riviere fu Loup.7.30 A.M, Artives Connors, N.R.iv PM.MIXED Leaver Riviere nee 1.40 AM.xxraess Cre = Cosmos N » hr] Be NIXED Areas Connor.ne.Be Arrives Riviere dw Loup.4.40 P.All Tratws Doky Breept Sendeyire at on Janetion on = =r Job ren H.an Frisven 1a lela Eros né Por Fairtcté, Me Aud ex Riviere du Loup via oil} Tntarte» jet Raîtway Exprem Troina l'or Parther information, folders ee, aus te F.> Broche, 32 Bt.Loa 81, Quebre aR me Gri! - Gal Foe Fumes wd Agent, Riviery & Leur 2 made ce Ce PERMANENT We are well equipeei for the sale Cement Blocks.The blocks SIDEWALKS paving of sidewalks with our Momay be bought by the bundred or by the thousand, as well as the chain which serves as a border to the pavement.SPECIALTY\u2014Ch BLAIS & HL 3663 urch Stew, Passages, Cellars FRIGON 179 Grown St All pavements bear the name of the Firm SUMMer BREEZES are easily and quickly made with our ELECTRIC FANS \u201c MECHANICS' SUPPLY C3, 80\u20142 St.Paul Street A large assortment of Children\u2019s Go-Carts and English Perambulators D.S.Rickaby forniture, Varehouss and Undartakine Establishmant - ouene 161 221 4L John GOING TO THE COUNTRY ?1f 80, you wiii ned a supply of writing material.See our stock of NOTE PAPER ond ENVELOPES in boxes.We have them from 1% to $1.50 per box.Writing Tablets from 5c each upwards.We have also a large stock of Novels for summer reading at 15¢ each.or 2 for 25c.If you need Luggage Tags.we | Ï have them.Each tag with a string.Only 5c per packet.| T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street.SILLERY NURSERIES, BERSERVILLE All bedding stock sold out.John Ramsden wishes to thank all patrens for an exceptionally good bedding season and wishes to state that he has a fine lot of chrysanthemums coming on for the right time.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.Phone 295.mar.9x6m CANNON & POWER ADVOCATES have removed thelr offices from 93 St Peter Street to the Bloc Moria, 111 Mountain Hill tu-th-aat EdosardfemelbA Se.|.des À Tessier, LA Be,; : HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS Boudolaga Bank Blé, 136 SL Pur 8 Tol 2688.Qasbes.The Sale At Myrand & Pouliot\u2019s St.Joseph Street will be continued all next week.Prices cut down in all departments from the cellar to the garret.This Sale is for Cash Only Cottons and Linen * Grey Cotton (Bengabl.LEP 8c for 6k, 10c for 8c Coarse Waved.10e for 8c Cotton, linen finish.12c for 9c White Cotton.10¢ for Tic Sheet Cotton 8x4, Ic fur.\u2018Te Gheet Cotton 8x4, 35c for,.24c Sheet Cotton 8x4, 4k for.29c Sheet Cotton 8x4, 45e for.2 8triped and Checked, 15¢ for.Striped Duck, plain and colors, 20¢ for 0.0 iii nescacess 12¢ Pique, assorted colors, 20c for.12¢ White Lawn, extra wide, 18c for.12c © Bridal Cloth, 25¢ for.15¢ Linen Towels, 15¢ for.124c Linen Towels, 12c for.Linen Towels, 8¢ for.Cotton for Rollers, 7c.Linen for Rollers, 10¢ for.7e Linen for Roliers, 12¢ for.8¢ Yinen for Rollers, 13c for.9¢ Linen for Rollers, 15¢ for.10e - Linen for Rollers, & for.Se Ctoth Linen unbleached, 30¢ for .2.e 2e area, Cloth Linen, unbleached, 38e for .ve aeuceu seinen 27e Table Cloth Linen, arfblesched, 60c for .darsun aas00u eue + 89e Table Cloth Linen, unbleached, 73 faches wide, 75¢ for.Me \u201cTable Cloth Linen, white, 35¢ for reer.48 pessisons PE Table Cloth Linen, white, 50e for 34c Table Cloth Linen, white, 7Sc Tor er rereriens viesesnes ans sasees 4e Teble Cloth Linen, white, $1.25 for \"Bble Cloth Linen, bleached for dish dloths, yard wide, 35¢ for.27¢ 30 inches wide, 22¢ forlde, 18¢ for 12e, 1$c for 10c, Lailas\u2019 Underwear and Aprons Corset covers, 24c, 29¢, 39¢ and 49¢ White Petticoats.Ceara 49c, 69, 89c and $1.49 Shirts +.49¢, 74c and $1.09 Drawers .25¢, 48¢ and 59e White Aprons for ladies.17c, 24c, 49¢ Black Sateen Aprons .39e Night Gowns for ladies.Ce eee 44c, 67c, 89c and $1.49 Crmiplete set of fine Lingerie.$5.99 White Cotton vest short sleeves for ladies .15¢ for 10¢, 25¢ for 146, 3c 22¢ for 19e.White Wool Vest, rose and natural short sleeves for fadies.Ciena «ora d5c for 28c, 20¢ for 49e Underskitts for men, S0c and 60c for .eer een vavseuees 37%e Underskirts and Drawers (Bal brigan) for men, 40c for Z4c, 50c and.60cfor.ooovveniiiiiiiiiinia, 3% Baibrigan for boys, special prices.Please take notice that during this sale we don't exchange the coupons.Besides the prices given on this list a discount of 10 to 5) per cent will be allowed.MYRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph St ad POLICE FIGURES | | FOR MONTREAL Increase in Criminality for; ! Year, But No Increase in | the Force.A port of the police department has just been completed by Chief Campeanu.The chief feature is that although | criminality has increased considerably | during the past year there has been | no corresponding augmentation of the \u2019 \u201cpolice staff.Certain new wards in the \u2018 \u2018city have no police protection whatever.There are at present 672 men in the police department and the chief declares that 200 additional men are absolutely necessary.Montreal, July 7\u2014The annual | | In the Detective Bureau Chief Car- | penter reportg:\u2014= .1909 1930 Complaints received .4,869 5466! Value of objects recover- - [7 SN $86,223 $113,739 In the regular police department there were 9,292 arrests among men, compared with 7,512 in 1909; there were 1.713 women arrested, compared with : 1,143 in 1909, | REMARKABLE CARPET FOR THE CORONATION.It required six months to manufacture the Coronation carpet, The weav- | ing was done on a special steam loom | at Axminster.The cost of the specially designed portion of the carpet ! is estimated at $15 à square yard.{ It consists of two strips each nine feet wide, and one 153 feet and the other 76 feet long.hese were laid from the Abbey entrance up the aisle, and between the transepts to form the letter.T.Underneath and covering the rest of the Abbey floor were 600 square yards of plain carpet of a deep royal blue, The foundation of the designed car- pet is of the same shade, and the pat- ; tern, in a blue of the tint of the Order | of the Garter, consists of an interlacing of laurels bound together with ribbon.In the spaces formed by the laurel design and running down the ; { swimming from corner to corner, bat centre of the strip are alternate devices of the stars of the three principal | orders\u2014the Garter, \u2018the Thistle, and | the Order of St.Patri }:.Alternating ÿ with these is an elaborate scheme of the Tudor rose, thistle and shamrock intertwined.Along the right 3nd left \u2018sides respectively recur at intervals the ini- ! tials G and M surmounted by the im- i perial crown The three national emblems occur once more along the borders.The total length of the pattern is some 20 feet.ITS PLACE OF BUSINESS.\u201cIn the absence of any sccurate information, the imagination of our pupils sometimes takes a curiously amusing turn,\u201d sxys an instructor in a Philadelphia institution.\u201cThe boy who defined a :nountain range as a \u2018large-sized cook stove\u2019 was recently eclipsed by the answer returned by a lad from Altoona., \u201cWhat is the office of the gastric juice?\u201d was the question put to this boy.\u201cHis written response, no doubt struck off in the hurry of the examination, was : \u2018The stomach.\u201d \u2014 Of latarest to Ladies Holt, Renfrew & Co., Ltd, have just made a reduction of from 25 to 50 per cent on the balance of their stock of Ladies\u2019 Parasols.See our window, Mr.J.O'Keefe had 1,269 arrests to | the \u2018hase of the tail his, credit in the morality department.| ! known angler.; July 5678.a A Remarkable Assortment of Celers of the Brazilian Toucan The vers pueuliar lvoking Uroxitten bird, the toncan.hus a Lods stout as big as that of a good sized parrot, but its beak is very t and easly its domiouut featur Abaugh this bird is Ly no menns lucË.py Ja bright aod striking color, vathu's beak is balf ea look ux ita ody, aud it is broad end thin and ser on edge vertically, shaped sometbing like « blunted scythe, with the wightly curving.rounded edge on top and ending with 8 book point turned downward\u2014a re markable beak ib «tte and shanpe\u2014and this beak Is tinted with a remarkable assortment of colors.parpie and red and green and yellow, while around thie beak at the head runs a line of black.The eyes of the toucan are surround ed by circles of a bright light biue.and on Ita breast, regularly outlined, is & broad and doep expanse of bright yeh low in size and shape in proportion to GROTESQUE BIRD.; the bird about the same an the generous expanse of shirt front shown by a man in evening dress with his walst- coat cut Jow and well rounded out at the bottom.this show of yellow being edged with a red line The toucan's body for the bulk of it is black or & very deep blue black.byt around at tk OR bands ot \u201ccolar, one red and one white.It is not a song bird.\u201cIt is sold as a pet.not for children, but to adults, and it is more often fancied by men than by women.It takes $25 to $50 to buy a toucan.\u2014New York Sun.ROD AND LINE WON.Contest Betwesn a Strong Swimmer and an Expert Angler, A novel contest took place some time ago at the Eudivburgh corporation baths between one of the strongest swimmers in Scotland and a well The contest occurred in a pool eighty feet long and forty feet wide.The angler was furnished with an eleven foot trolling rod and an undressed slik line.The line was Oxed to a girth belt, made expressly for the \u2018 purpose, by a swivel immediately between the shoulders of the swimmer at the point where he had the greatest pulling power.Ta the Grst trial the line snapped.Ia the second the angler gave and played | witbout altogether slacking line, and several porpoise dives were well han- died.The swimmer then tried cross ultimately was beaten, the match ending with a victory for the rod and Une Anotber contest took place in which the angler employed a very light trout.ing rod ten feet long and weighing only six and one-half ounces, the line being the same as that used with the | trolilng rod.The swimmer, whose aim evidently was to smash the rod, pulled and leaped into the water.He was held steadlly, however, gud In about - five mioutes was forced to give in.The rod was aguis successful.At the finish both competitors were almost exhausted.Want Their Children Thisves.The Kakha Kbeis, a tribe tbat inhabits the country of the Khyber pass, in northern India, are thieves and cons sider thieving & most bonorable occs pation.A young woman of the Kakha Khel will not look at a young man who would like to become ber husband unless be is proficient in the art.The dearest wish of a mother is that her little boy may become a cunning thief, Every child is consecrated, as it were, at its birth to crime.A hole is made fo the wall similar to that made by a burglar, and the mother passes the infant backward and forward through the bole.singing In its ear: \u201cBe a thief! Be a thief! Be a thief! They are probably the only tribe ln India who glorify peculation and raise it to the dignity of a reguisr calling.\u2014Chris- tian Herald WANTED HIS DISGUISE.A man who traded hories with a quaker, went to him a few days later, and said : \u201cYou beat me in that trade.\u201d \u201cWell, what does thee want me to do ?Does thee want me to trade back ?\u201d inquired Broadbrim.\u201cOh, no; not at all.I just want you to lend me your hat for a few days.till I trade with somebody else.\u201d PY AND NERVOUSNESS \u201cRrult.a-tives\u201d Completely Cured Me.Lakelet, Ont, May 12th, 1910.\u201cIt is my firm belief that every woman should take \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d il she wants ta keep herself in good health Before taking \u201cFruitea-tives,\u201d 1 was constantly troubled with what is commonly known as \u201cNerves\u201d or severe Nervousness.This extreme Nervousness brought on the most violent attacks of Sick.Headache, for which I was constantly taking Doctor's medicine.Constipation was also a source of great trouble for which the Doctors said \u201c1 would have to take medicine all my life\u201d but \u201cFrait-a-tives\u201d has banished these troubles and I am a well woman, When 1 started taking \u201cFruit-atives\u201d, J took four at a time, but have reduced the dose so that it is only necessary for me to take one in 8 week, and that one \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d tablet avery week kéeps me well\u201d, MRS.FRED GADY wonderful how quickly woi.a get better when taking \u201cFruit-a-tives.\u201d | These famous fruit tablets relieve headaches and tone up the whole nervous system.They regulate the bowels, strengthen the stomach, stimulate the appetite, and take away that pain in the back.Pale, weak, nervous women should always use \u201cFruit-a-tives.\u201d 50c.a box, 6 for $2.30, trial size, 25c.At dealers or sent on receipt of price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.SIGNS OF THE TIMES.Twenty-five years ago the Canadian Pacific Railway ran it's first transcon- ! tinental train.At that time the com- : pany had gross earnings of only $10,- 000,000, while to-day they are over $10,000,000.In that year the company possessed 372 locomotives: to-day the C.P.R.possess 1,625.Altogether there | are in Canada about 4,000 locomotives July Clearance Sale Started Monday with a great activity, and notwithstanding the excessive heat we have had during the first days, our store has besn crowded the day long with customers who know by experience all the advantages this sale affords.SATURDAY, JULY 8, wr.; A This is advertised in order to réiuce assortments and clear out ail summer goods.We do not hesitate to affirm that as in the past Our July Sales defy all honest competition.HERE ARE A FEW SPECIAL ITEMS FOR TO-MORROW.EVERY DAY THERE.WILL BE SOMETHING NEW.WOMEN'S SUMMER SUITS, worth $5.00 and $7.00; for this sale, .82.9r These Suits are made in the newst styles, in Pique, Duck or Linen, and sleeves; some trimmed with embroidery.ery.+ MILLINERY 250 Untrimmed \u2018Hats, aitheolors, also black; this season's latest shapes; value $2 to $4; sale price.sg 15 Trimmed Hats, newest models, sold up to this day at $10.00 to $15.00, LE Les cncsn css asus an sane 0e $4.50 25 Pattern Hats, from the most popu- iar Paris firms; value up to $35.00; sale price.«.$12.00 WASH GOODS 1,500 yards of Fine Dress Muslin in a variety of desirable patterns and colors; regularly sold for 15¢ a yard; sale price .SUMMER BLOUSES IN THE SALE 8 ¢ he} choicéat and most Stylish ase sortments ever offered at reduction.» TWO SPECIAL ITEMS S8c\u2014Fine Lawn Blouses, trimmed with\u2019 Swits embroidery and insertion; value $1.00; sale price.98c\u2014Superior Quality Lawn Blouses, nicely trimmed with Val.Lace or Embroidery and Insertion; value, $1.50; sale price .' LADIES WHITEWEAR \"At Extraordinary Low Prices.A lot of Manufacturers\u2019 Samples to be sold at manufacturer's prices; every one of these garments are pefect and made of best nuality gaterials F.SIMARD & CIE.\"supplying the needs of 25,000 miles of | railroad.Over 6000 mies of road | in Canada are being built or being ' surveyed, and when ths is being completed, it will mean that another 1,000 ; locomotives will be required.It.is estimated that Canada will require almost 1,000 locomotives per year for the next half century, partly to replace existing stock, and partly to provide for the new mileage.The Canadian Locomotive Company's decision to double the capacity of their plant was amply justified by Canada\u2019s development and railway requirements.LICENSE OFFICE.Th revenue of the abve- office in Quebec for the last year, ending the 30th of June, has been considerable, as follows: \u2014 Licenses .$112,990.59 Direct Taxes .36,003.06 Succession Duties .69,549.67 Building Jury Fund 3,108.00 Industrial School .6,355.56 Reformatory School .1,852.82 Common Goal .2,111.55 Asylum cuve ses aacccunee 17,658.07 $249,629.32 FOR THE COUNTRY.A large assortment of children\u2019s linen hats for 19 cents.See our big advertisement.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.CASES AGAINST NONRESIDENTS DISMISSED.At Levis yesterday, Mr.Justice of the Peace Pierre Robitaille dismissed the actions taken by the town of Levis against certain employes of the Quebec Central Railway, who refused to pay the tax of $5 imposed on non-resi- dent's employed in the town.mesa VENIGE AT QUEBEC 142 St.Josoph St, St, Roch, Quabso Royal Linoleum, Plastee Mouldin, drawings, Moul tully solicited.LAURENT MOISAN winvractunzn oF ARTIFICIAL MARBLE and Modellinge and Prompt exesution of work st vary Telephone 3281 T Floors | attention will be paid ood Seulptures.m - D OF: Ol = IE | CL e\u2014\u2014\u2014 95 St.Joseph St._ TECHNICAL & AESTHETIC ESTABLISHMENT Ror Fin: Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, i Ring, Silverware, Optics, Diamon ?and Precious Stones, EXTRA FINE WORK QUEBEC SOUVENIR P.J.COTE, Jacques Cartier Park Riviere Lairet.All lots ih Jacques Cartier Park are watered by the The only property in Quebec which has a real speculative value.Situated a few feet froin the new Drouin Bridge and opposite the new market, 600 lots are now for sale upon easy conditions, For all information apply to th undersigned.| \u2014 carapace C.J.LOGKWELL, Prosidont Manager, F 88 St Peter Street QUEBEC ) J Linoleums | Linole U ms Having to make room for the considerable repairs we are making to our establishment, we have decided to reduce a lot of 3,00 yards of English Linoleums from 60c .the original price to 49c a Yard > ' We guarantee satisfaction to anyone buyïttiy\u2019 vuese | articles.mms For Summer Use Railway Wrapper, Linen Wrapper, Hamack, Valises, \u2019 Trunks * my For Gountry Houses Japanese Matting, Chinese Matting, Japanese Rugs in alt sizes, Jute Rugs in all sizes, Moravian in all sizes i New lines of Carpets received weekly from abroad.P.J.COTE, 128-31 St Jha St Opoesile Palace Hil ne, "]