The Quebec chronicle, 10 juillet 1911, lundi 10 juillet 1911

[" _katechewan and Alberta, .deing struck by a falling derrick.\"ing hoisted into place, when the back The Weather Crown stoppered bottles : Per dozen quart bottles.drink.Phone 1141.VICHY LEMONADF \u201cLA RENOMMEE Made with Vichy Water, fresh Lemons and best Sugar only, in Per dozen pint bottles.Well iced, it will be found a most refreshing and wholesome We prepay freight charges on all $25.00 orders.+ A.GRENIER 94-938 8t.John Street Founded 1832 q BORDEN CLOSED WESTERN TOUR Speke in Three Provinces and Addressed 38 Meetings Attended by 50,000 Persons.\u2018Winnipeg, July 9\u2014R.L.Borden finished his tour of the three prairie provinces last night with the meetings at Morden aud Somerset.The tous lasted eighteen days, and during that period the Opposition leader addressed 38 meetings, which were attended by 50000 pepole, at thirty points.Mr, Borden met the organized farmers, who tendered him mem- brials and resolutions, the chief question being the passage of the reciprocity agreement.Mr.Bordeen also was tendered 35 civic receptions and and at many places briefly addressed gatherings from the rear of his special train.The total territory covered in the provinces of Manitoba, Saswas 32,000 wiles, and the average distances cowered during each of the 18 working.dupe wap 177.miles: \u201cThis tour cremtes a hew record both in respect to jhe territory covered in the time and thé sumber of meetings licld.Everywhere Mr.Borden received a generous welcome and to the Canadian Press to-day, before he left for Ottawa, he expressed his satisfaction with the results achieved and his appreciation of the hearty hospitality and warm welcome of the Western people.Mr.Borden was accompanied throughout the tour by Dr.Roche, M.P.for Marquette; Geo.H.Perley, chief Opposition Whip ; Andrew Broder, M.P.for Dundas; J.G.H.Bergeron and fourteen uews- paper correspondents.The final meeting at Somerset, in the constistuency of MacDonald last wight, brougth out some straight talk to the grain growers, not to be led away into political paths by their leaders.Hon.Robert Rogers voiced the opinion that Messrs Mackenzie and Henders, the leaders of the Manitoba grain growers.were office seekers at the door of the Laurier Government, Hugh Clarke, M.L.A.for Bruce, also uttered similar warnings Mr.Borden is in excellent health, notwithstanding the strenuous character of the tour.He left on the Imperial Limited on the private car Canada, and will reach Ottawa on Tuesday morning.Ottawa, July 9\u2014The local Conservatives are preparing to gather at the railway depot to welcome Nir.R.L, Botden on his return from his West- ¢rh tour to-morrow.If the hour of wrrival is suitable there will be, a good showing and possibly a public procession.\u2014\u2014\u2014.TRUCKEMAN KILLED BY FALLING DERRICK.Chariottetowii, P.E.I, July 9\u2014Chs, Dalziel, 27 years of age, a truckman hauling stone for the foundation of the aew Zion Church, met almost instant \u2018death yesterday as the result of With a number of others he was en- saged in piling stone off a truck.One none was larger than.any other sitherto lifted by the derrick was be- guy slipped from the excessive weight and the derriek with all its gear came tumbling down.Dalziel saw it coming and tried to dndge to one side, but was not quick enough to elude the heavy mass, the top «td of which struck him wich full force on the side [be built under subsidies or guarantees of the head, rendering him uncon.scious.An examination showed that the neck was broken.He lived one hour, FILS& CO: POMMERY DUBLIN WELCOMED KING GEORGE Sovereign and Queen Mary Given Enthusiastic Reception in Irish Capital, Dublin, July 8\u2014King George received 2 loyal welcome to Dublin today.The King, accompanied by the Queen, the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary arrived at Kingstown Harbor on the royal yacht Victoria and Albert last night.To-day the royal party entered the capital, where htey were received by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and other officials.The King, living up to his reputation, wants to see all parts of the Empire and every phase of life in it, and he spent one of the busiest days of his life looking over that port contained within the boundaries of Dublin.After attending several functions this afternoon he drove to Phoenix Park to see the races for the King's Cup.All along the route and at the track he was enthusiastically cheered.He arrived just in time to see Richard Croker's Benanet win the fourth race, and hear the former Tammany chief vociferously cheered.Among other affairs which the King \" was_the-openings of à play- center 5 th& Bopreit ES oun district jg Dublin.Jt was g time of, the greatest angioty for the policefe-' fore the King's agrival.The police and crowds had several encounters, in one of which a sétgeant\u2019s arm was: broken.Troops were Brought up, but they were not required.As soon as the King appeared the people, who are perhaps the poorest of his subjects, were carried away with enthusiasm and gave him by far the most cordial reteption of the day.Men and women, who had been jeering the police and soldiers, broke into hearty cheers, which continued thorughout the district.The King and Queen, although tired, showed their great pleasure at this ovation which was entirely unexpected in that quarter, The citizens of Dublin continue to give ample evidence of their affection and loyalty te King George.The King\u2019s movements are watched everywhere by enthusiastic crowds.This morning their Majesties attended service in St.Patrick's Cathedral, where they were rceived by the Most Rev.Joseph Ferguson Peacocke, Lord Archbishop of Dublin.The Right Rev.John Baptist Crozier, Bishop of Down, preached the sermion.In the afternoon the royal party motored to Maynooth College, fifteen miles from Dublin, where they were received Uy the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Earl of Aberdeen, Mrs.Birrell, wife of the Chief Secretary of Ireland; Cardinal Logue,Archbishop of Armagh and Roman Catholic Primate of All Ireland, and the Most Rev.Wm.J.Walsh, Archbishop of Dublin, Their Majesties inspected the college with the greatest interest.They signed the visitors\u2019 book and took ten.Afterwards they visited the Royal Hospital and other institutions.MINTO'S EXPLORATION OF HUDSON BAY.Halifax, N.S.July 9\u2014The Government steamer Minto, which has been ordered by the Dominion Government to proceed on a surveying expedition of Hudson's Bay, left this afternoon.Her special business will be to determine the approaches to Fort Churchill and other proposed terminals of the Hudson\u2019s Bay Railway.The Minto will be absent till the close of navigation in the bay, and on her report will largely depend the sélection of the point to be reached by the Hudson Bay Railway, which will by the Dominion Government.Captain George Bartlett, an experienced Arctic navigator, and uncle of Peary's Bartlett, goes as pilot.T ESTABLISHED 1764.SHOT WOMAN TO DEATH Daughter Was Also Shot and in Critical State \u2014 Boarder Confesses Crime.\u2018 Petroles, Unt, July 9\u2014William M.Maore shot to death Mrs.E.King, of the East End, shortly before noon today.Mrs.King's daughter was also shot through the arm, and is now in the hospital in a dangerous condition.Moore was landed in the cells in less than thirty minutes after the shooting by Chief Ferguson.Moore boarded with Mrs.King, and yesterday volun- tarily- made a written confession to having stolen some horse blankets to Magistrate Mackenzie The man fired three shots at the woman with a 22 tifle with which he had been shooting frogs.The prisoner confessed, blaming whiskey as the cause of his troubles.HOT WAVE AGAIN PREVALS Both in Canada and the United States the tense.Toronto, Ont, July 9\u2014With the en- dorsation of clergymen and respons- Canadian Northern playground, situated in a crowdede slum quarter of the city, was opened to-day to the public and proved a boon to the adults and children, who were enabled to es- day was an oppressive oine, while the maximmum temperature was only 94 degrees, the humidity was great.Three more deaths from heat were recorded Saturday, two being men, of 50 and 77 years respectively and a child of 4 months, but no deaths were reported from heat to-day.Heat Is In- jf} ible citizens of the neighborhood, the cape from their stifling houses.The There wer: two drownings, James J Eldon, butherr Down Company, Tro.canoë at the Island, while David\u2019 McKih was drowned while bathing in the Don.Andrew Angus, of 1,956 Queeñ ctreet East, struck the bottom while dfving and was paralyz- from the waist down, Montreal, July 9\u2014After a temporary departure from the city, an absence whice scarcely gave the popu- dace time to recover from the effects of its first visit, the heat wave, which\u2019 claimed so many victims during the first four days of last week, returned \u2018to the city again to-day.Once more the mercury was sent soaring over the ninety .mark, and this combined with a high degree of humidity and the absence of a breeze, caused great discomfort.To-night many people have again taken to the parks as the temperature continues unusually high.The list of heat prosfrations was again augmented during the day, although no deaths have been reported as yet.New York, July 9 \u2014 Following closely in the wake of last weeks record hot spell another area of high temperature oversgread the eastern section of the county to-day.Although only a maximum of 88 was reached in this city the thermommeter ran well up in the nienties in up State sections, in New England and in Atlantic States to the south.Albany and Boston both reported temperatures of 94 and Portland, Me., of °2.C Ei MEETING AT ATLANTIC CITY Great Assemblage of Men Was Held Yesterday \u2014 Stirring Addresses Delivered.Atlantic City, N.J.July 9.\u2014The men\u2019s meeting on the Million Dollar Pier this afternoon with the twenty- fifth international Christian Endeavor convention was one of the largest ever held in this big resort.Men were moved to tears by some of the stirring addresses.Fred B.Smith, secretary of the International Committee of Young Men's Christian Associations of New York, was one of the principal speakers.The title of his address was \u201cThe Fatal Mistakes.\u201d Before the services came to an end more than one hundred men rose and testified that they had experienced a change of feeling.In the crowd that packed the Audi- Shippers of the famous POMMERY CHAMPAGNE \u201cPOMMERY\" stands for the highest grade of Champagne shipped PARIS .wit.} Pay the Highest from France.Prices for POMMERY ERE ALB T REA bn torium was August Herman, of Cincinnati, Grand Exalted Ruler of the Elks, who hold their annual reunion here this wek, snd pearly his entire delegation.In the women's meeting, held on the Pier at the same time, Mrs.Wood Allen Chapman, of New York, was one of the principal speskers.She spoke on the \u201cBeauty of Holiness.\u201d To-night's meetings were also crowded.Commander Eva Booth, on the programme as one of the big speakers, was unble to attend and her staff taleonsnbed har regrata, 4 a - 28, gamdger of.the Alaska falling he Quebec Chronicle.| 1911, PP ES SEE h Temperatures Minimum, 62; Maximum, 88.ONF CENT.QUEBEC, MONDAY, JULY 10, meme rer tre re ta Wi » ET, \u2018blowing.: This immense purchase of laces will 36 yards ofily.The original value was from $1.08 to 3.60 per bunak 4 the ene price.ccc.réessacnconccen 440000 ve ment).EE gus & 10c Our Second Purchase of \u201cD.& A.\u201d Corsets § Is Proving aStronger Attraction Than the First ONDAY will be the second day of this Gigantic Purchase Sale of Damaged \u201cD.& A.\u201d Corsets The first lot, purchased some weeks ago, comprised 10,000 Corsets which were soaked and This second lot, at first sight, appeared too badly saturated with water to be of any use\u2014however, we took a few, had them cleaned, dried and renovated, and the result was so pleasing that we took the entire lot of 8,000 Corsets and had them all treated jn the same manner.Corset clean\u2014white\u2014spotless\u2014 not.a sign of rust or stain of any kind.It is difficult to distinguish these Corsets from fresh, new goods, The material is a Fine Quality Batiste, and will give every satisfaction.; The styles are the very latest, including Directoire, medium, long and short models for Ladies, Misses and Small Women.The zange of sizes is complete from 18 to 36, and you are absolutely certain to obtain your size in almost any line you choose.; Some of these Corsets are made with Hose Supporters\u2014others without.will pick out the most attractive values.You will certainly buy when you see these beautiful, white, perfect goods at such a ridiculously low price.The entire lot is now on sale in the Bargain Bazaar (Base- Better not put off your visit The prices at which these Corsets were meant to sell are $1.00 to $3.00.Your choice of any Corset in the lot for .eerteraniianeeriiens AQU COMPANY Neglige Percale These Laces were received from Men's Shire, 4% The balance of a special lot of Men's The colorings and patterns are very attractive.Bl mie.ap i - One Hundred Miles of Laces | Saved from the Dominion Corset Co's Fire 5,000 Bunches of 36 Yards for 10c a Bunch HE Bargain Bazaar in the Big Basement Section has been crowded since opening time Saturday morning.The T star attraction is this gigantic sale of Torchon and Valenciennes Laces.The Dominion Corset Companyand were only slightly damaged by water.The regular prices were from Je to 10¢ a yard.As they are in bunches of 36 yards the original value of each bunch was from $1.08 to $3.60.No they are selling like hot cakes at 10c a bunch! .Some idea of the immense quantity involved may be gained by considering the following figures: \u2014 + The 5,000 pieces of 36 yards each, if knotted into one long string would reach from here to Chicoutimi.One end could be tied to a tree in Portland, Maine, and if unwound from a southbound train it would last until it reached Boston.Altogether, there are 6,480,000 inches of lace\u2014or reducing it down to feet, yards and miles\u2014540,000 feet, 180,000 yards\u2014or ONE HUNDRED MILES.The widths are from 1 to 3 inches\u2014over FIFTY THOUSAND MILES of thread was required in the mak- .ing\u2014enough.thread to encircle the earth twice.Just stop and think what this means.be sold in the Bargain Bazaar by the piece of piece.Your choice of any hd i I i i i | .2 ü i jy fi: | | i i stained.J i I Every Corset is absolutely | UN 3 I Those who come first HN too long.24c | LS Li Shirts in Fine Madras and will be cleared on Monday.Values 65¢ to 90c.Your LIMITED.choice 0080000000 cu ca nan 0 49c I Retafl Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street.| pe : = RE - G.A.SWEPT BY HIRE Destructive Blaze Did Great Damage-River Saved Town From Destruction, Eganville, Ont, July 9\u2014Not in the history of Eganville has there dren such a dreadful conflagration as the fire which started here at 1.30 to-day.The Donnechere River divides the town into two equal parts, north and south, over half of the north side now being in ashes while on the south side an immense amount of damage is done.The loss will amount to between seventy-five and one hundred thousand dollars.The fire originated in the sheds of Mr.McCann and as there is no protection here except a bucket brigade, the fire soon spread before à strong west wind which was The Pembroke and Renfrew fire brigades were called upon for help.There was a delay in Pembrok as the station agent had to get orders from headquarters.In Renfrew the delay was caused by the engine having to get up steam.The fire brigades, however, came as quickly as possible, the Pembroke one by theGrand Trunk and the Renfrew one by the Canadian Pacific.The northwestern part of the town was saved after a great deal of fighting on the part of the Pembroke fire brigade.The Renfrew brigade did heroic work as well, saving many residences.The buildings destroyed were :\u2014The grist mill, the woollen mill, Ottawa Hotel, Preshyterian | Church, Methodist Church, English Church, public school, the new High School, which was under conetruction, and twenty-five fine residences and business blocke.The two newspaper offices were burned as well as a sash and door factory and a raw mill.Only for th river the whole town would have been swept off the map.INSPECTOR RUN DOWN BY RAILWAY ENGINE.Montreal July 9\u2014William Field, 44 years old, an inspector in the car yard of the Canadiar.Pacific Railway, was kiiled white at work in the Outremont yards yesterday, Stepuing from one track to avoid a line of freigt cars, he leaped to another only to be run down by a swiftly moving light en- dren.ONTARIO TOWN gine.- He leaves à wife and four ahil- RSONAL | | PE Mr.Edmond Chasse, of La Patrie, returned to town yesterday by SS.Empress of Britain.Judge and Mrs.Malouin and Judge Cannon and the Misses Cannon are summering at Pointe-a-Pic.Mr.Ed.Tanguay has been doing some experimenting with his lawn mower of late.The improvement on Maple avenue is very noticeable.Mrs.R.R.Dobell and Mr.and Mrs.A.C.Dobell were passengers by the SS.Empress of Britain, which arrived here yesterday afternoon.The following Canadians have registered at La Banque Nationale, Paris, France: Rev.J.A.d'Amours, Quebea Hotel de Bretagne; Rev.C.Roux, Otawa, Hotel a Roch ; Mrs.Goyer, Montreal, Hotel Monsigny; x J.Dubuc, Winnipeg.10 Rue Chateaubriand; Mr.J.Michaud, Mont: real, Hotel Normany* Mr.E.Deville, Ottawa, Hote! Terminus.Mgr.Stagni, paple ablegate, arrived at the Archbishop's Palace on Saturday morning and left immediately by steamer Murray Bay for Chicoutimi, where he will be the guest of Mgr.Labrecque, before proceeding to Mistassini, where he will officiate at the blessing of the new monastery at that lace.Mgr.Rouleau and Rev.Messrsizotte and Luflamme, of this city, accompanied the ablegate.Arrivals at the Blanchard: J.A.Pouliot, St.Croix; R.E.Mark, Leeds; J.Ed.Lavasseaur, Sherbrooke; W.Hatson, Montrest: J.Poulin, Beauvevifle; T.Strickland, J.Strickland, Sherbrooke; Mrs.Aime Geuest, De.J.K.Bernier, Beauceville; George Beniot and wife, Montreal; W.Fraser, Sorel; E.Belanger, Ottawa: J.A.Rousseau, Trois Pistoles: Jas.Hamel.Fraservile; E.Bourre, Three Rivers: E.E.Jobin, Montreal; T.E.Taylor, C.E.Taylor, Toledo, O.; W.Cuiner, Boston, Mass; W.Gagnon, Quebec: J.N.Lafontaine, Quebec.L.J.Prinze, M.D., Fraserville; C.Bristow, R.Coulter, England; L.N.Boice, New York: Donald J.Cable, Montreal; J.A.Lissard, Malbaie; J.A.Canon, Dartmouth; BE.Brother, England: Alex.Demers, Levis; J.B.Cloutier and son, Quebec.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn :\u2014Me.T.Hemel, St.Joeph, Beauce: L.Faribauit, St.Joseph de Besucs ; J.Gagnon Rimouski ; Mrs.A.J.Connors and family, J.O.Goyette, M.F.Gauvin, J.Gauvin, C.Caron, Montreal ; H.Clouson, Blooméeld, Pu,; J.Chactres and wife, Jeune Lorette; J.à Lagnon, Portnenf; Miss Florence 8.on, Boston, Mass: Joba Gilmore, Dunn, Hernez Junction; Mrs.W.L.A.Lewis, Watertown.Ont.Delaurier, Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Hurtubise, Mrs.Lauzon, Montreal; Miss Bertha Ross, Chicago; A.Bissett, R.Sequin, A.Caron, L.Paquette, A.Leblanc, Z.Terreault, C.Duclos, H.Leblance, Geo.McKeon, Montreal; A.McLeod, Prince Rupert.A.Landry, Hawkesbury, Ont.; J.McLean, Duver Dennies; Edwin Jockson, Truro, N.S.: T.A.Coleslaugh, England; A.Watkinson, London; W.Ogden, Lancashire: E.Carson, Montreal; Mrand Mrs.N.Gauvreau, Mr.and Mrs.A.Gauvreau, Matawa, Ont.: Mr, and Mrs.E.Jerome and daughter, Haileybury, Ont.NOVA SCOTIA SHIP'S ROUGH EXPERIENCE.Halifax, N.8., July 8\u2014Completely dismasted and considerably damaged : above deck, the four-masted Nova Scotia ship King's County, arrived oft River Platte on Thursday.The King's County left Havana March ist for Montevideo with a cargo ex-ship \u201cHermanos\u201d from Gulfport, and was last reported on.March 12, in latitude 30, 30 north and longititude 74, 33.west.| | TWO BOYS DROWNED WHILE IN BATHING.Parrsboro, N.S.July 9\u2014A double drowning occurred near Partridge Island yesterday afternoon.Two boys, one the only son of Clifford Gilbertthe other the eldest son of his hro- ther, James C.Gilbert, were bathing in the swimming hole, which has been the popular resort of Parrsboro boys for generations, One of the hoys got | beyond his depth, and the other went.to his assistance, and war drawn into deep water, THE GIRL WITH THE AUBURN HAIR | The phenomenal success of Parisian Sage has led to many attempts to sub.| stitute and imitate, We therefore ask you to insist on being supplied with the genuine Parisian Sage.Parisian Sage Relicves Itching Scalp.A single application of Parisian Sage will relieve itching of the scalp.It; goes quickly to the seat of the trou- i ble and removes the cause.| Parisian Sage can be obtained from Henry Willis for fifty cemts s large bottle.Remember Parisian Sage is guaranteed to do all that we claim and your | druggigt is authorized to refund your = money if it fais.This is why you | must make sure that the girl with the package.Auburn Hebe is aa asch dl , « EE Kaministiquia Power Company, Limited 5% FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR COLD BONDS Due January 1st, 1937 This Company owns extensive water power the Kaminirtiquia River , rights granted in perp®tu- 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 as at October 31.1910, were $162,543, which, added to the estimated profits of the new extension, will amount to more than.three timed the bond interest.Price on application.Royal Securities Corporation, Limites.164 3t.James Strest, Montres! Toronts Queadbeo Halifax London, Eng.EERE Crag \u201cFresh Salmon Fresh Mackerel Recaived Daily H.DEROME Finlay Market Tel.1252 Quebec The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over 80 yvais, hus borne the signature of and has been made under his pers sonal supervision since its infancy, Allow no one to deceive you In this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and ¢\u2018 Just-as-good \u2019\u2019 are bus Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Experiment, Infants and Children\u2014Experience against What is CASTORIA Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare= goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It is pleasant.It contains neither Oplum, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness.For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and \u2018Diarrhea.It regulates the Stomach and Bowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.The Chlldren\u2019s FPanacea\u2014The Mother's Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALwaYs Bears the Signature of e The Kind You Have Afways Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THE CERTAUN COMPANY, 77 MURRAY BTALLY.NCW YORK CITY.THE SPORTSMAN'S FRIEND \u201cRed Gross\u201d Fly Paste Will protect your face and hands from mosquitos, black flies or any other insect bites.Elegantly put up in collapsible tubes at .Special price to the trade of lumber camps, RED CROSS PHARMACY J.EDMOND DUBE Telephone 842.Corner St.John and Palace Sts .25 Cents mon,wed,fri ANTIQUES During the Summer months we offer many inducements to antiquarians to secure valuable antiques.Many of these old curios have been sent to us by citizens for disposal.: We have Antique Silver, Antique Watches, Antique Clocks, Antique Jewellery, Antique Paintings._- In Paintings there is a beautiful work (Fruit) by Jacob Vanesse A.D.1600\u20141650.Pastoral Scene by Albert Cuyss 1620\u20141691.Two Water Colors (Dutch Vessels), by J.B.Hardy.A fine engraving entitled Venus attired by the Graces.This work is by Kaufmann, and the engraving by Bartalozzi.A valuable set of seed pearl jewellery consisting of necklet, conoret and earrings.Among the noticeable old-timers is a huge watch wiht repeating and alarm attachments.This watch is about 12 inches in circumference and weighs 2 lbs.2 oz.Another interesting article is a blood stone cameo engraved on both sides, a very rare work, Sterling Silver Fish Slice, London, 1776.Sterling Silver Shaving Brush, London, 1807, Visitors are cordially invited to inspect our stock of Precious Stones, Fine Bronzes and Curios.|C.SEIFERT & SONS Diamond Merchants | Thy.Quebeg oq @hronicly QUEBEC, JULY 10, 1911.SEPARATIST AND OPPORTUNIST.\u201cIC will \"be a momentous day for Quebec to-day.For the Great Opportunist has returned and the faithful party-heelers have puzzled their wits for weeks past to invent some new Barnumesque device to attract the ctowd to the Free Show, the expenses of which will probably be charged up to the accounts for dredging the St.Lawrence.Yes, indecd, if it be like other days when the Ministers have visited Quebac, it will be a day of searchings of heart for the party.All day long the usual clique of hangers-on will be in evidence, the seekers after office, the recipients of patronage, the young Liberals who want to get a finger in the pie, the band of partisans and idol-worshippers who block Quebec's progress at every turn and whose chief mission, apart from self-aggran- disement, seems to be the fooling of the public whenever this city gets.a \u201craw deal,\u201d the \u201cgrouchers\u201d who think that their services are not sufficiently recognized or that those oi others ars too much so, the aspirants who are all agog to make sure of favors before the crash comes, all of them will be there in goodly array on the chance of picking up a few crumbs.No, gentle reader, they will not be there, much as you would like to believe so, in order to urge the paramount importance of a dry dock in this vicinity or for the improvement of the harbor, for the hastening of public works which have long been promised and delayed.They are not likely to ask for the evidence of some tangible work by the Battlefields Commission nor is it probable that they will demand why the approved design of the Quebec Bridge which called for accommodation for electric cars and driveways was set aside in favor of a design submitted by friends of the Government and at that a design which was not in accordance with the official specifications.Far from it.They are not of the kind that hails from the State of Mr.Champ Clark; they do not \u201cwant to be shown.Their metier is to explain away all that it might be inconvenient for Quebec to know.And they thrive on it.So long as they can get their friends and relations into the charmed circle, so long can poor, old, credulous Quebec be con- ent with any old thing.Aud as for the electors of Sir Wilfrid's pocket borough which he has always held so cheap that he has practically ignored and despised it, is it likely that they will be there to remind him of the way in which he has forgotten his specious promises and to suggest to him that this recently revived activity and affection for.Quebec is entirely due to his alarm over the unfavorable reception of his naval policy?The Imperial Conference.When Sir Wilfrid sailed for England as the official representative of the Dominion.Le Canada, one of his organs, by way of catering to the Nationalist sentiment of Quebec said that he was going to attend the Imperial Conference with the fixed intention of opposing and defeating every measure that would make for the better organization and consolidation of the British Empire.Judged by the light of subsequent events itis very evident that this ac- tile of Le Canada was inspired, But, as it made a bad impression on the English Canadians at the time, the Montreal Witness came to the rescue and intimated that it did not represent the attitude of the Liberal party.However, Sir Wilfrid had hardly attended a session of the Conference before the French press was gloating over his obstructive triumphs.la Vigle congratulated him on having frustrated the objects of the Conference, When he repudiated all obligar tion on Canada\u2019s part to participate in Imperial warfare, La Presse, his organ in Montreal, saidt \u201cThanks to the attitude of the Prime Minister of Canada all the Imperialistic proposals have been abandoned and the autenomy of the Colonies has been affiirmed more explicitely than ever.\u201d And Le Sofcil went into ecstatic rapture because it considered that these concessions to the Nationalists would rob the latter of a war-cry in the uext slections, There were several Liberal papers, howeves, that did aot hesitate to say that Sir Wilfrids refusal to take any part in the drafting of foreign treaties lest it should involve the necessity of Canada's participation in Imperial wars was nothing less than an insult to the spirit of loysity to the British Crown and a rupture of the Imperial tie.The chief Liberal organ of Wianipeg said that Sir Wiitrid was talking \u201cnonsense\u201d and the Montreal Witmess, which did not mince matters cither, pointed out very plaimly that under present conditions ingepend- ence of England coulé only meas dependance is another direction.As the THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Manitoba Free Press : \u201cWhen Great Britain is at war the whole Empire is at war.The British overseas Dominions not less than the Motherland, are, under these conditions, open to attack.In actual practice the Dominions would be involved only in the event of war with à first-class power; but technically they are engaged ip hostilities in every little war that breaks out, ut any of the exposed points on the far- flung- boundaries of the Empire.Sir Wilfrid knows this perfectly well\u201d Hitherto the press of England has put à good deal mure faith in Laurier than his actions have warranted.This time, however, they have had opportunity to gauge the lip-loyalty of \u201cMr.Facing-Both-Ways, as they call him,\u201d and his continuous affirmations of Imperialism at their real worth.For instance, the London Globe well expresses the opinion they have formed, in these words: \u2014 We are beginning to have a suspicion that the Imperialism he professes is something very different: from what we would have supposed., .1f Britain is at war with a great power, that great power will not refrain from attacking Canada simply because Sir Wilfrid issues a statement that, while he loves the Mother Country with all his heart, he wishes to stand aside when her quarrels are being settled.If Sir Wilfrid thinks the risk is greater than the profit, let him say so.We shall then see how many Canadians agree with him, but let us not pretend that the Empire can attack, or be attacked, in watertight compartments that way .That way lies disillusionment and disaster.\u201d And yet it was Sir Wilirid who said during the naval debate that when Britain was at war Canada would automatically be at war also.The Doctrine of Separation.This doctrine of separation from England has always been part of Sir Wilfrid's creed though he has frequently denied it.As Mr.Foster showed during the naval debate from | his early deys Sie Wilfrid Laurier's desire has always been to break away from the Mother Country and the Empire.Before Confederation, in 1886, he wrote: \u201cWe (of the Papineau School) do not care a fig for the English Colonies.When any change whatever is proposed to our political or social institutions, we do not look to see whether this change will be of use to the English Colonies or to any other neighbor; we think only of Lower Canada and the Trench race.What have we in comimon with the English Colonies?What interest what religion binds us to them?Is it matter of origin, religion, language, national aspirations?No, not at all.\u201d In 1885 at a meeting on the Champs de Mars in Montreal, referring to the Riel rebellion, at a time when he was a sworn privy councillor, he declared that if he had been on the banks of the Saskatchewan he would have shouldered his musket and would have levelled it at the soldiers of the Queen.In the House of Commons in 1888 he prophesied: \u201cThe time is coming when the present relations between Great Britain and Canada must either become closer or be severed altogether.\u201d Speaking in Boston in 1891 he declared that Canada would never consent to Imperial federation, even on commercial lines alone, because the consequence would be the participation of Canada im British wars, and Canada would never consent to participate in British wars, The interests of Canada and the United States were identical, he said about this time and, if he had to make the choice between Britain and the United States he would choose the latter, Again in 1892, he said:\u2014\u201cIf we are true te our record we will again exhibit to the world the unique and unprecedented example of à nation achieving its independence by slow degrees and as naturally as the severing of the ripe fruit from the parent tree.+ + + + 1 have again and again repeated that the goal of my aspira- t'on is the independence of Canada, to see Canada an independent nation, in due course of time.\u201d Sir Wilirid has never lost an opportunity to belittle and deride the diplomacy of the British Empire.These are his\u2018words on another occasion:\u2014\"Is there à Canadian anywhere who would not ha with joy the day when we would be deprived of the services of British diplomacy.\u201d In 1899 at the outbreak of the South African War until compelled by the overwhelming pressure of public sentiment, Sir Wilfrid Laurier refused to permit Canadian troops to partici: pate.In the Toronto Globe of October 4, 1899, he expressed himself in these terms: \u201cAs f understand the Militia Act and 1 may say that [ have given jt some study of late, our volunteers are enrolled to be used in the defence of the Dominion.They are Canadian troops to be used to fight for Canada's defence.There is no menace to Canada, and aithough we may be willing to contribute troops I do not see why we can do so.Then again, how could we do ao wishout Parliament granting us the money?We simply could not do anything.In other words we should have to summon Parliament.\u201d It did ndt take long to demonstrate the insincerity of these excuses, Past Imperial Conferences.In a recent article the St.John Standard says: \u2014\" Quotations could be multiplied to show that Sir Wilfrid Laurier's one thought, aim and object has been to separate Canada from the Imperial band, which unites the peoples of the Empire.And his record is perpetuated through the Imperial Conferences.In 1902, in, answer to the proposals of the Imperial Government Sir Wilérid Laurier presented 2 memorandumm stating that \u201cthe Canadian Government are obliged to dissent from \u2018the measure proposed.\u2019\u201d « At the Conference of 1907, Lord Tweedmouth, the First Lord of the Admiralty, said in effect: \u201cWe ask you to take some leading part in making.the national defence of the Empire more complete.One: resorvation the command of the naval forces -for the defence of the Empire for which we are responsible.\u201d Australia in addition to a conttibu- tion of $1,000,000 a year undertook to look after her docks and coaling stations and make provision for the defence of her coasts.New Zealand increased her contribution from £200,000 to $500,000 a year.Sir Wilfrid Laurier on behalf of Canada did nothing, He said: \u201cl am sorry to say, so far as Canada is concerned, we cannot agree to the resolution.We took the ground many years ago that we had enough to do in this re- spet in our own country before committing ourselves to a general claim.\u201d At the Defence Conference in 1909, Mr.Asquith in announcing the grave conditions under which it was called spoke of \u201cthe response of New Zea- Jand and Australia which had filled their hearts with gratitude.\u201d And he asked: \u201cWhat can be done to complete and perfect the system we have at present?We wish your advice and co-operation.\u201d Australia undertook to provide a feet unit.New Zealand promised a Dreadnought.The South African Commonwes th renewed the subscriptions of Natal and Cape Colony.Canada was asked to supply a fleet unit.Canada refused and suggerted that thé imperial Government might help with some advice how to make an expenditure on an excuse for a navy, to be entirely outside the Imperial Government's on- trol.Either we must be of the Empire or without it.We cannot be of it and apart from it, as he would have us be.The Imperial partnership can be no mere fairweather bargain.It should be observed as the marriage tie \u201cfor better or for worse\u201d Sir Wilfrid will find when he puts his dual policy of Imperial separation and American union to the test, that patriotic Canadians will have none of it and shallow generalities.They have weighed him in the balance and found him wanting, A CHEAP AND BRILLIANT LIGHT FOR YOUR COUNTRY HOME.No one, living in the country, need now be without a clear, brilliant, penetrating light when he can have Blaugas.Blaugas le non-poisoncus, non-ex- plosive, non-freezable.Blaugas is a ready-made gas which can be taken anywhere.Blaugas is shipped in steel bottles peady for immediate use Blaugas not only furnishes your home with a brilliana light but supplies fuel for cooking your food and warming the water fog your bath.Our agent, John Walker, Quebec, will give you any jnformatiog yoy require, The Blaugys Company pf ada, Lirnlted, #7 MeGitl McGill College Âve.Ave.LeatherGoods BAGH PURSES BILi, FOLDERS CARD CASES TICKET CASES WRIST PURSES SHAWL STRAPS COLLAR CASES EVERYTHING LEATHER.\u2014AT\u2014 John E, Walsh's 71 John treat, \u201cJa Coniraï Flarist Stora Choice cut flowers and plants ai.ways resdy and delivered 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No.2239, In re the Engineering Contract Co, in liquidation, and Heary Holgate, liquidator, Petitioner.Take notice that there will be pr:- sented before a judge of this Honorable Court.sitting in Chambers, is he Court House.In the city of Quebec, on Wednesday, the 19th day of July A.D., 1911, at eleven o'clock in the foreoonn, a petition on behalf of the above named liquidator for an order fixing the liquidator's 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 pod of the payment 4 the attorney and coyase! of the Unite States receiver of sald company, in liquidation, of $250.00 as fes od the contestation and scitiement of sald receiver's claim to assets of said company.Quebec, July 7th, 1911., a otcal à Cocsimen, mMtommeus for Petitioner.\u2019 \u201c70 julySx2 MONDAY, JULY 10, 1911.CHINIC HARDWARE.CO.Brauch : Fabrique Siroot, Upper Town, and Salmon Rods in all grades BOIVIN.Flies, Reels, Lines, Baits, Tents, Bianke s, Rubber Sheets, Canoes, Paddles, Oars, Dunnsf> Bags, Folding Beds, etc., etc.General and _ Heavy Hardware $.J.SHAW & C0.\u201818 St.John St Glass ang Enamel Lined Refrigerators Screen | Doors HARDWARE Telep hone 873 Gand anal po i va ci Thé new Va Teng § if Special Ry I THIS WEE ' rarer) ) Ay ï We ase offesing this week 2 numbes of lines of summer goods at very pts tractive prices, as we have decided ¢ clear them out at once.Below v give description and prices._ =,\u201d Blue Duck Suits for ladies, oily 4 limited numbes left, Regulag price $5.25, Bale Price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.w | White Embroidered Dresses, Regular price $6.25, Sale Price.:; 0313 Colored Zephyr Dresses, price $8.25.Sale Price.Colored Musling for Dresses.Begplar ptice 15¢ and 18c.Sale Price.100 Black and White Musling.s.n Black and White iusiiey for dresses.Regular price 22c and dc.Sale Price :4221 21e crear le Regular 1 MAE , Regular price 48c.Sale Peite.326.Regular price 60c.Sale Price.0c, Regular pricy 6c.Baie jo.48c, Regular price 90c.Sale Price.800 Simons & Minguy 20 Fabrique Strost, Inducements BOYS JACK TAR STRAW-HATS + MONDAY, JULY 10, 1911.WHE QUEBEC CHRONICLE ENGLISH OUTING GOODS! Men's English Cashmere or Flannel Shirts Boy's English Aertex Cricket Shirts 90¢ Boy's English Shirts Double Collar and Cuffs .Boy's English White Matt Cloth Cricket Shirts Boy\u2019s Combination Bath Suit and Trunks Men's Cotton, or Wool Bath Suit 2 piece iJ.Men's Black Ladies\u2019 ani Gants\u2019 Tallor and Maysrdanhar.POPULAR.REPRI Selling at 55c Each Regular $1.50 Edition Full Cloth Binding P.J.EVOYSS | Komi NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged\u2019 as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharl, The pdsition of the pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is as hereto- {ore shown by a flat buoy by day and o white light by night, and the position cf the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf is in a straight line with the dhid fist y, and about 600 feet to the west Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co.Bir Managerll Cows and see our assortmant - mithe finest footwear, whichis \u201cAle largest in the city No oat.tide firm can supply you wit the elezant stosk we have 01 hand at lower prices than ws | ofieg, morotee we Rasants quality, J.GILBERT & OIE 284 St John St.= $10.00 Cash $6.00 or month will put a besutifal PIANO ic your homa Just receivink a mew stock of Pianos from manufacturers ARTHUR LAVIGNE 83-95 John Street - \u2014 Letters of Queen Victoria + We have a number of sets of these handsome books which are well worth & prominent place in your library.3 Volumes per Sot PRICE $1.00 Chronlole Ptg.Co.9 Buade St Superior Quality \u2018this Favorite of the Sinsoriminating pmEKk@re \u2018\u201c Follow the Man From Cooks\u201d Trips by LAND, RIVER, LAKE and : OCEAN Ww \u20ac 8 Write, phone or call at No.32 8t Louis Strest F.8.STOCKING General R.RS.S Agent ALL LINES REPRESENTED hans & Ontario Navigation Co.Weak End Seaside Excursions ; Baie St.Paul and R:turn.$2.00 Les Eboulements aud Ret- UFR -.222000 00000.250 St.Irenee ani Return.3.00 Murray Bay and Return.3.00 Cap a l'Aigle and Return.3.00 St.Simon and Return.3.50 Tadousac and Return.400 Good going Saturday or Sunda day.turning Sunday or Monday vight's boss, Also week Ends, including accommodation at Manoir Richelieu or Tadousac Hotel,$8.00 Don\u2019t ferget the trip of the Steamler Chagp -$e Basthler 00 SAT- URDAT TR * Steamer \u201c CHAMPION \u201d St Laurent, Se Michel, Zt Jean and Berthier Line.Time and weather permittng, Steamer Champion will run as follows, excepting Sunday and Holidays: From Berthier, 500A.M.M.T.T.S.¢St Jean.630A.M.\u2018se Michel .7.15 A.M.St.Laurent.800 A.M.From Quebec.AISP.M.Saturday .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00ssscuse 2P.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 citizens 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.Sillery and 8t.R Weather and circumstances permitting this steamer wil! run as follows : Round trip to Quebec Bridge Sunday 1.30 and 3.30 p.m.From St.Romuald.From Quebec.5.00 a.m.\u2026.600 am 8.00 am.10.00 am.1.00 p.m.300 pn.$.00 p.m.12.15 am.2.30 p.m.$.30 p.m.T6 15 p.m.On Tuesdays and Saturdays, the first trip from St.Romuald will be at 4.45 am.instead of 5 a.m.On Saturday evenings the steamer will make a tri» from St.Romuald and Sillery to Quebec at 7 p.m.The steamer connects at St.Romuald with the Levis Electric Railway\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Steamer \u201cORLEANS.\u201d COMMENCING 1st OF JUNE Weather and circumstances pe- mitting, the steamer Orleans will run as follows *\u2014\u2014 FOR THE ISLAND OF ORLEANS Island.Quebec.530 sm.64S a.m.Night Trips\u2014On leans will leave the Island at 10.uebec at 7.30, and SUNDAYS, 1.30 p.m.3.15 pm.5.00 p.m.ee 700 p.m.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.7.30 pm, On holidays, the boat will make a trip from the Island at 2.00 a.m.and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Sundays.Connections at St.Jos Romusld, with the Levis h and Sttreet Rail- Men's Combination Bath Suit with Skirt Ladies\u2019 White Linen Tape Bath Towel White Aertex Pyjama Suit also Colored Linen Socks with Cashmere or White Linen Sole 23¢ Men's Grey or Black 1 inch Belt H.MULLIN, 48 Fabriqua Strast STEAMER TUNISIAN Over Four Thousand Bags and Parcels\u2014Arrival of the Coronation Contingents.The Allan R.M.S.Tunsstan, Capt.Fairfull, from Liverpool on Friday, June 30, arrived in port at 2 pm.yesterday and moored at the Breakwater.She brought out 85 first, 230 second and 820 third class passengers, the mails and a general cargo.Her mail matter consisted of 3,295 bags and 900 postal packages.Among her passengers were the Enville Hall Fife and Drum Prize Band of Lancashire, England.This band is to tour Canada, giving performances in different cities.On the passage out they gave concerts in the first, second and third cabins, which were much appreciated by their fellow passengers.Capt.Fairfull reports fine weather on the passage, with fog from longitude 47 west to 30 miles west of St.Pierre.Passed one berg in lat.47.21 north, and long.51.30 west.Having landed passengers, mails and Quebec cargo, she left for Montreal at 7 pm.ALLAN LINE.Str.Grampian, Capt.Williams, ar-, rived from Montreal at 12.45 pm.on | Saturday and proceeded for Glasgow.Str.Scotian, Capt.Moar, from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, arrived in port last evening, mooring at the Breakwater.Str.Lake Erie, Capt.Kendall, arrived from Montreal at 3 pm.on Saturday and proceeded for Havre and London.The Lake Erie numbers among her passengers the party of boy gymnasts to the number of fifteen, who are going over to take part in international contests at Nancy, under the direction of National Gymnastie Association.Prof.Scott is in charge of the party, as far as their physical training is \u2018concerned, and Father Panze, of the St.Laurent College, will look after them in other ways, CANADA LINE.Str.Wittekind, Capt.Willemsen, arrived from Montreal at 51.30 am.yesterday and proceeded for Hamburg, etc.CUNARD LINE.Str.Ansonia, Capt.Diggie, having landed Quebec cargo left for Montreal at 11.30 pm.on Saturday.DONALDSON LINE.Str.Athenia, Capt.McNeill, arrived from Montreal at t pm.on Saturday and after embarking Quebec passengers proceeded for Glasgow.Str.Saturnia, Capt.Taylor, from Glasgow, with passengers and general cargo, passed Father Point at 2.30 pm.yesterday and is due in port this morning.MANCHESTER LINE.Str.Manchester Commerce, Capt.Heath, arrived from Montreal at 10.50 pm on Saturday and proceeded for Manchester.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Str.Trinidad sailed from New York for Quebec at 10 am.last Saturday.Str.Berinudian sailed from New York for Bermuda at 11 am.last Saturday.THOMSON LINE.Str.Hurona, Capt.Lindsay, arrived from Montreal on Saturday afternoon and proceded for London.Str.Fremona, Capt.Cunningham, arrived from Montreal yesterday and proceeded for Leith.WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINER.M.S.Megantic, Lieut.Smith, R.N.R., arrived from Montreal at 9.30 pm.on Saturday.mooring at the Breakwater.She left an hour later for Liverpool after embarking Quebec pasengers and the mails.On the way from Montreal the Megantic had to anchor at Three Rivers to await the rising tide.Str.Canada, Capt.R.O.Jones, from Liverpool, was reported 120 miles east of Belle Isle at 3 pm.yesterday.Due here early Wednesday morning.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, July &\u2014Steamer chartering was limited, with rates ruling about steady, but sail business of ail kinds was at a standstill.Quotations to Liverpooi, 1%a1%d; London, Hull and Antwerp, 134d; Glasgow, 14d; Rotterdam, 2%c; Hamburg and Bremen, 30 pfennigs; Bristol, 1Md; Cork for ordes, 2s 1%d: picked ports, large tonnage, 1s 9d; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 1bs., 15¢.Charters\u2014British steamer, 180,000 cases petroleum, hence to four ports New Zesland, 23e, October-Novem- s u.way.har; British steamer, 120,000 cases pe- BRINGS BIG MAIL! troleum, hence to two ports River Plate, 24c, July; British steamer, 2,539 tons, general cargo, hence to the River Plate, berthed, August 10; Norwegian steamer, 1546 tons, deals, Halifax to west coast Kngland, 82s 6d, July; Dutch steamer, 1866 tons, lumbet Gulf to Aberdeen and Bundées land, 76s 3d, August; British steamer, 2,001 tons, sulphut, Sabine to Mar: seilles 14s, July.CORONATION CONTINGENT ARRIVES.R.M.8.Empress of Britain, Capt Murray, from Liverpool, July À, wht the Canadian and Bermudian Corona: tion Contingents on board, arrived in port at 5.40 pm.yesterday and moored at the Breakwater.The Empress brought out 254 first, 323 second and 576 third class passengers.| NOTES.Str.Brynhild, Capt.Bach, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port yesterday morning, and went into the Louise Dock to discharge.Str.Wacousta, Capt.Mathesen, having discharged her cargo of coal left port for Sydney yest:rday morning.Mr.J.J.Hilt's steam yacht Wacouta arrived up from the lower St.Lawrence yesterday morning, and left during the afternoon for Montreal.Strs, Hero from Pictou, Borgestad, Ocean, Adventure and Norhilde from Sydney for Montreal, Raleigh from Riviere du Loup for upper lakes, Lake Champlain for Liverpool, Britannic for Pictou, Stigstad for Sydney from Montreal passed here on Saturday.Mr.James Ross\u2019 steam yacht Sheelah arrived from Montreal on Saturday and proceeded for Halifax.Str.Wegadesk, Capt.Andersen, left for Sydney on Saturday after discharging her cargo of coal Str.Daphne left Chicoutimi on the 6th instant for Bathurst, N.B., in ballast.Str.Wobun, Capt.Meikle, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port last night, mooring at the Quebec Central wharf, Levis.Strs.Montreal for London, Batiscan for Sydney from Montreal, Galveston from Gulfport for Montreal passed here yesterday.Str.Kinmount from Sydney with a cargo of steel rails, arrived here yesterday morning and moored alongside the Lake St.John wharf, Louise Dock.Str.Russell Sage, Capt.Russell, rfom Erie, Pa, with a cargo of coal, arrived her yesterday afternoon, mooring in the Louise Basin.H.M.C.8.Niobe, Capt.Macdonald, passed Fame Point, inward bound, at 3.30 am.yesterday.PORT OF QUEBEC, Arrived July 8.SS Megantie, Smith, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson; general cargo.SS.Borgestad, Haraldsen, Bydney; coal.8S.Norhilda, \u2014 Sytney; coal.88.Hero, Olsen, Pictou; coal.8S.Ocean, Olsen, Sydney; coal.88.Raleigh, \u2014, Riviere du Loup; s&P wood.Adventure, Couch, Sydney; general cargo.Arrived July 9.SS.Tunisian, Fairfull, Liverpool, Allans, Rae & Co.; passengers and general cargo.8S.Scotian, Moar.Glasgow, Allans, Rae & Co.; passengers and general cargo.SS.Empress of Britain, Murray, Liverpool; passengers and general cargo.ss.Brynhild, Bach, Sydney, N.8.Steel & Coal Co.: coal.SS.Wobun, Meikle, Sydney, Q.C.R.Co.; coal.SS.Fairmount, -\u2014, Sydney, C.N.R.Co.; steel rails.§S.Galveston, Bull, ber.SS.Russell Sage, Russell, Erie, Carbray, Son & Co.; coal.Steam yacht Wacouta, \u2014\u2014, Gulf of St.Lawrence; cruising.Cleared.SS.Tunisian, Fairfuil, Montreal, lans, Rae & Co.; part cargo.SS.Scotian, Moar, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co.; part cargo.SS.Megantie, Smith, Lvierpool, M.Macpherson; passengers, general cargo.88.Brynhild, Bach, Sydney, N.S.Steel & Coal Co: ballast.SS.Wobun, Meikle, Sydney, Q.C.R.Co.: ballast.SS.Kinmount, \u2014, Port Arthur, C.N.R.Co.; part cargo.Gulfport; tim- Al- Ww, HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.Full moon Tuesday, 11th, at 12.31 am.STEAMER ARRIVALS.At New York: Columbia, Glasgow.At Queenstown: Baltic, New York.At Liverpool: Caronia, New York; 8th, Teutonic, Montreal.At Plymouth: Barbarossa, New York; St.Paul, New York: Cleveland, New York.At Fastnet: Passed, Manchester Miller, St.John, N.SPECIAL TRAIN TO CAP ROUGE.Special train will leave via Canadian Northern-Queb E.B, care of Chronicle.7 FURNISHED ROOMS, VEE OR WITHOUT BOARD, CAN BE HAD AT NO.10 ST.URSULE 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\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 2 Builders\u2019 Supplies.:: & YANKS, Sted ova tua, Pat es i Bal Eesti, Ee Board of \u2018tiaue Bldg, Sy St.Paul SL, Quebec, U.P.DROUIN & co.Contractors\u2019 and Plumbers\u2019 Suppliesks and Cement, | Telsphone Soe 160 St.Paul St Builder, et ALEX.CUMMINGS, BUILDER Also Practical Fire Insurance Appraiser and Ad us Phone, Office, 231.l\u2019houe, Residence, 3730 Office : No.§ Tresor Street, Quebec, : pe Butter, etc.& COTE EMOND Sclle:s and Buyers of BUTTER EGGS, CHEESE, HAMS AND BACON.Are invited to commusicate with us before disposing of their goods or placing their order.It will pay them.Try w EMOND & COTE, 24 Bt.Peter St.Quebec.Cafe.NEW YORK CAFE, 43 Motre Dame St.Try our Special Meals, 25¢ or our a la Carte ervice.$4.50 ticket for 28 meals.Only the best quality used, in all goods we employ.Charcoal.LEO GAUDEY.Manager of the STANDARD CHKMICAL CO.LTD, CHARCOAL DEPARTMENT.92 Bt.Rock Street.bee.Telephone 1320.Lue Coal and Construction._FERD PLEAU \u2018COAL MERCHANT AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS, Telephone J886.Office 227 St.Paul St.Quebec.Photography.HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY.Specially weli al for alt commercial work.SA N.DE ROBERT MAYRAND.' BPECIALIST ON SKIN.$9 St.Ursule Street, Tel 1517.Quebes.Druggist.\u201cRED CROSS\" PHARMACY.Cor.St Johs and Palace Stresta .EDMOND DUB I QUEBEC.= The Mita Siotton Hoaplt e tar: tal and Damion Government! Fruit and Fishfr rr Cr DOMINION FISH & FRUIT, LTD, Champloin Market FISH, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, BTC.so Proprietors of Domin-on Cold Storage, St.Paul and Bell Streets, Telephones Jud, 3464 and 3465.Flour and Grain.ALF.T.TANGUAY & CO.FLOUR GRAIN AND OMMISSION AG 18 St.Jaunes Street.Telephone 1612.ENERAL NTS, Quedes.Flowers MRS.THOS.LEMIEUX, FLORIST and DECORATOR Central Floral Depot.Phone 236.26 Stanislas Street.WREATHS AND WEDDING BOUQUET rex DÉCO TIONS.All the choscest kinds of Cut Flowers in sea.some Table llunts, l\u2019aims and other Decorative antsy, PENNY.FLORIST, Floral Work of all Xinda PLANTS AND FLOWERS, Greenhouse, Belvidere Road.Phone 709.Store, 183 St.John Street.Phone 485 Hotels.HOTEL BLANCHARD.Jos.Cloutier, Prop.American and European Plans.Near the \u2018I erminug, of Railways and Navigation Quebec.Notre Dame Square.Lumber.ERNEST G.ODELL LUMBER, TIMBER AND RAILWAY KENNEDY Phone 3630.1 McMahon Bt.Residential Phone 1127.| 135 St.Peter St.Quebec.Dentist.Real Estate.R JOACHIM REID, D Rep T.OCKWELL & LECLERC, 251 Des Fosses St.Phone 2507.Consultations at his residence 805 St, Valier Street St.Sauveur, from 6 to 8 p.m.DR 8.GAUDREAU, DENTIST, 133 St.Joseph St Telephone 2030.Quebec.Doctors\u2014 DR RENE PLAMONDON.Ex-Student of Paris and London Hospitals, Specislty\u2014Genito Urinary Di d 11 ; general Medicine.uses and Lacroix treet.ebec.Near St.Paul St.Tel.5 DR J.VAILLANCOURT.Student of Paris H .Assistant at the Hotel Dies.otpital Specialty: \u2014Tliscases of the Eye, snd Throat.ies Hours: | io 5 snd 7 8 p.m.Corner St.Louis and Parlor Sts.DR EDGAR LEMIEUX SURGEON PHYSICIAN Graduate of Laval University, ex-House urgeon- Physician at Hotel i Bont ain Berit clit Quebec, 8 Pabrique Street.Tel.3428.Specigities enersl Surgery, Women and dren\u2019s Dissases, Office Hours: % to 12 am, 2 to $ p.m.and 7 te 9 pm MODERN REAL ESTATE MENa kinds of transactions.88 Peter Bt.ALLEYN.SAIL, TENT AND AWNING MAKER No.98 St.Paul Street.Cotten Duck, Annie, \u2018Tents, Tarpauling, Covers, Bags, Ew.QUEBEC Quebec.Telephone 76.Tailor.EMILE HUOT.MERCHANT TAILOR 10% St.John St.Upper Town, Quebec.English and Scotch Tweeds in all the Jatest patterns, always on hand, Suits pre cleancd with care and promptness.\u2014\u2014 =.» Tinsmith and Plumber, \u2014vmcun gamma GEO: BROUSSEAU.79 to 55 St.Faul Street, Quebec.Tinsmith, Plumber and Roofer, Electrician, Scale Maker, Sole Manufacturer of the \u201cT'Etoile\u201d Stoves, Hardware Importer, Paints, Glase, Varnish, Qils.WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Telephone 1206.Easy of access.the Hotel.Laurentide House LAKE EDWARD The finest fishing and hunting territory in Canada.Competent Guides.Full equipment may be had at APPLY R.ROWLEY, Prop.:cior.LAKE EDWARD, P.Q.Best of portages.PHONE 848 FOR YOUR COAL Apply te THE ARCHER CO., Limited.COAL MERCHANTS 126 St.Andrew Street They Keep the Best Agents for the famous Roto Salt for Horses and Cattle CITY OF QUEBEC City of Quebec, ; To wit: ' District of Quebec.BY-LAW NO.3b.To Amend By-Law No.3, Concarning the Markets and Private Stalls.At a meeting of the City Council, of the City of Quebec, twenty-third dey of June, one thous and nine hundred and cleven, the following 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 aire No.3, ed by this Council the 18th of pril, to wit : depth of twenty feet, be provided with | an ice house of at least nine feet in length by at least five feet in depth : and the frontage of said stall must be a window (plate glass) to show that said place is a butcher's stall.2, The present by-law is declared to forri part of said By-law No.3.PUBLIC NOTICE.Is hereby given that, in accordance with section 30 of the Act 29 Vict, the Act 31 Viet, ch.33, and of section 8 of the Act 39 Vict, ch.51 and its amendments, the above By-law shall be read a second time and adopted on Friday, the thirticth day of June instant (1911).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.CITY OF QUEBEC.City of Quebee, To wit : District of Quebec.BY-LAW NO.15.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 read for the first time : Considering that by a circular letter of the Provincial Board of Health any municipal counncil in this Province is notified to adopt, enact and put in force a by-law, ordering compulsory vacei-ation and revaccina- tion in the i.nner hereinafter explained.In consequence, it is ordered and enacted by the municipal council of the city of Quebec, and the said Council does iiereby ordain and enact: 1.From the time the present bylaw will come into force, vaccination and revaceination 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 heen 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 vaccinat- by-law has eome 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 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 per- or that vaccination has been performed upon him.but without success, within the deays fixed in ceding paragraph, and each refusal or so, will render him liable to a fine of five dollars.4 A certificate from a physician duly qualified to practice as such within the Province, stating that the state of health of a person does not allow of his being vaccinated.and establishing the reason for such impos- tibility, if exhibited to the executive officer of the municipal sanitary authority by such person, when asked \u2018to produce a vaccination certificate, will exempt such person from the ap- plieation of the two preceding articles, but provided two months have not elapsed since the date of the certificate.5.Any physician who will knowingly give a false certificate upon any facto l:e may be called to certify in virtue of the preceding articles, shall become liable to à 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 o-dered 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.Is hereby given that, in accordance with section 30 of the Act 2 Viet, eh.57, as amended by section 11 of the Act 31 Viet, ¢h.33, and of ses- day of May instant (1911), H.J.J B, CHOUINA y A Cie of the | held on the | ch.57, as amended by section 11 of; ed from the second day after the said : officer of the municipal authority, son has been vaccinated successfully - the pre- omission from sueh person to exhibit - said certificate, when required to do THE QUESEC CHEUNICLE | mure\u2019s Dinnerof the drinking styte to Kagiund early in the last century.This was what the men of that Gay took for humor: paylog a visit to Lord Panmure at Brechin castle.Ope day be wrote a come aud dine with him, and at the sa of money.Panlatble was aware when he re ceived tbe order that something was to be done and went prepared.first toast, which was, \u201cAll bats io the Ore or £20 on the table\u201d Four bats were immediately in the fire.* the mext toast, \u201cAll coats in the fire | or £50 on the tabla\u201d Four coats were { committed to the Sames.The other English nobleman gare 1 the next toast, \u201cAll boots tn the fire or £100 pounds on the tabla\u201d The whole of the boots were committed to the flames.Paolathie\u2019s toast eame next, which : wes, \u201cPwo fore testh in the fire of | 4200 on the table,\u201d and Panlathie pull SI.Said stall must have a width of ed his teeth out and threw them into at least twenty feet by at least a | the fire, The Bngtish noblemen looked amas od.They didn\u2019t know he had false teeth, and Panlathie went home with- | out bat, eost or boots, but with £600 in bis pocket.Lord Panmure tbought | wuch of his tenant.after that.\u2014i0x- change, : THE DEAD SEA.\u2018ar Beliefs About It That Are Not Founded on Fact + The Dead sea ia n remarkable lake, forty-six wiles long and from five to vine miles wide, situated in the southeast of Palestine and known from the i time of Jerome (340420 A.D) as the | \u201cDead\u201d sea, because no fish of any \u2018 kind have ever best found in iis waters.Its surface, which is lower than + that of any otber body of water known, \"fa 1,202 feet below tbe level of tbe .Mediterranean.At its nortbern end ft bas a depth of About 1,300 feet, while the water at the southern extremity 18 only from three to twelve feet deep.| The Dead sea 1s fed by the Jordan | from the north, but bas no outlet, the water being apparently carried off by * evaporstion.The water of the Dead sea contains a large amount of the | aslts of maguesis and soda; as s consequence its specific gravity is high, and bathers float in it with ease.ji The popular notions that the Dead sea exhales noxious vapors and that birds canpot Sy over its surface and remain unharmed are not founded on fact According to tradition, Sodom apd Gomorrah, \u201cthe cities of the plain.\u201d stood on the site now occupied by the Dead sea.This view, however, is no longer entertained, and it is now considered certain that the Desd sen existed in its present state during the .days of Abraham and even much ear- Îlee.\u2014New York American.The Oldest Death Sentence.The oldest death seutence extant is found in the Amberst papyri containing the trials of state criminals in Egypt, about 1300 B.C.The criminel in this case was found guilty of magic, which bis judges state \u201cwas worthy of death, which he carried out, and he killed himself,\u201d apparently by stabbing, ns in the Japanese harakirl, which is also of very ancient origin.ing would seem to have been the ear- llest method of legal punishment, for ! about 450 B.O.the Britons killed their criminals by throwing them into a : quagmire.Of other than capital punishments tbe oldest recorded comes from Chaldea, where it was egacted some 6,000 years ago that when any one malmed a slave \u201cthe hand that thus offended should pay him each day « measure of corn.\u201d to Victim of Their Fear.|\" \u201cOne thing that makes me positively | sick,\u201d remarked a young matron ve- bemently to her husband, \u201cis to bave goests sit all through a meal and merely toy with the fooa as Miwthe third dioner guest we have bad are afraid of getting stout, and, els letter to Panlathie, à tenant of bis, to | \u2014 \u2014 No sare time he ordered him to bring 8 Among less civilized peopl wo.Dukes wong \" es dro ho in of Veion res Nerv ; ous Debiltty, Mental a is h 24 flo-and-so did last night.And she is | THE TemwTs TOAST.\u201d | a Corried ON the Prize ot Lord Pom.| The following story give à çood sden | on the European plan, rooms and en KING EDWARD HOTEL CITY HALL SQUARE, QUEBEC.Tourist Season.Strictiy ewe flats, | suite, : i further information.Two young Euglish pobiemen were ee - ' After dinner Lord Panmure gave the * One of the Mngilsh noblemen gave i i lately who did the same thing.They .though they accept invitations to \u2018 meais, they never eat anything that isn't on their regular diet lists, and the consequence is that \u2018the hostess of her well prepared food going to waste.It almost spolls the evening for me, and 1 sbao\u2019t ask any one of the three here again\u2014unless, by chance, they happen to get so thin they wou't mind eating a square mesl\u201d\u2014New York Press.Much Interested.\u201c1 hope you will be futerested in yonder gentleman,\u201d said the hostess.\u201cI bave assigned him to take you out to diaper.\u201d \u201c1 shall be.\u201d responded tbe lady addressed.\u201cThat gentleman was for erly my busband, and be\u2019s behind with his alimony.\u201d\u2014Louisville Gourier Journal Keeping Company.\u201cThey kept company for a long time before they were married.\u201d \u201cYes, and they've kept it most of the time since.Her relatives seem bount to lire on them.\u201d The worst nse that enn be made of success Je to hoast of it \u2014_\u2014 TT fy Warket en SUM, An interesting and picturesque cus tom > ie southwssiern France is that of going tion & of the Aet 49 Viet.ch.51 and | Of Young men and women mounted its amendments, the above By-law on Bien stills may be seen daily cross shall be read 8 scoond time and | 178 the marshy plains known hs the adopted on Friday, the twenty-sixth Landes.he Landes\u201d are £4 up © into 11 diiches sad hum- 2 and ihe rein consequence nacessary to thoce thea, | who d ta lanmacse to markol on stilts.Groups sits up and sees portion after portion Inquire by mail or call at the office big juneéxty Special rates for excursion or parties.WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS \u201cThe Best Place in Town\u201d SAVOY CAVE, \u2014 AND \u2014 QUICK LUNGH, 68 St.John Street, Quebec.The Best Meals and Coffee in the City.REE.Hote! Blanchard 408.OLOYTIER, Prop.American and European Pas Mons the Terminus ol Unie: NOTRE DAME SQUARE = QUEBEG Auditorium fi | Lafles and Gon'lsmon Dining Room MEALS AT ALL HOURS 280, 386 and 503 TO FAMILY $8.00 worth of Tiokets for $5.00 142 St.John Street.P.W.DUGAL NEPTUNE INN J.T.LEVALLEE, Prop.115 Mountain Hill American and European Plan Cafe Attached to Hotel Close to Boats, Elevator, Cars and Trains.QUEBEC Monicaim Billed Roo 259 St John St.E.CLOUTIER, Prop\u2014 The eoolest and most up-to- date pool room in the city.First class tables, also cigars, liquors and tobacco.mayZ2xmon,wed,sat,xly Ft Porte The Gi Tones aud favigueata.nerv.us new pondeney, Serugl Weokar ovr Asa, a Rffecty or 4b yo x $l pre box, SIX lor » will pl.«re.Said by ali or mal plain ore of mailed, The formesiv } \u201cIn {58 Huet: 2 Things\u201d HOTEL MARTINIQUE Aloctatey Flrogrest BWA, 224-384 STS, yas: yarans New YORK CITY ONE ELOCK FROM NEW PENN.R.R, DEPOT AND OPPOSITE HUDSON TERMINAL connecting with Erle, Lackewanss, Lehigh Valioy me, Panneyivanis + FROM wich BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE TO AND FROM HOTEL arena ener ad MABE 800 RMHE 1 400 ROOMS 4 a Ee Bn.81 OR : roe M LATS $2.30 vw pes per 1e ne Wn: ork TI ws Lonne, bw ho ee » 8 nn erm, © WALTESE 4109 Propricauts et Slagle Rooms, with bath NEW YORK Fifth Avenue and Fiftyainth Street hae coolest Hotel in New York, overlooking Central Park.Convenient to theatres and shopping district.\u2018.+ $4, 95 and 36 por day Double Rooms, 2 beds, with beth, 36, 7 aad $8 per day Outdoor Terrace, Summer Garden with Russian String Orebestra Special Rates during the Summer Soaven Plase-Copley, Bos! now.under construction, opens Mey ne aies same menagoment va The Plese, New York.Jefferson County,\u2018 1,000 ISLAND HO ALEXANDRIA BAY, In the Heart of th: Thousand Islands, la the most enchanting spot in ail charms are rarest, ali the delights of modern civilization are added in the 1,000 Island House.No hotel of greater living facilities or such luxurious comfort\u2014real home com- fort\u2014as does this palatial Summer retreat, , every hour, or quiet, complete rest, is the choice of everx guest, All Drinking Water used in the house is filtered.\u2019 : Send Z-cent stamps for Illustrated Booklet, : a O.G.STAPLES, Proprietor.HARRY PEARSON, Chief Clerk.CT New Yori} America, where natures the Metropolis provides An amusement fog may25tosugl, ranged and suite, which A HOTEL ofiering ot moderam rates, ssbetantial comforts with the elegance, luxury and entertainment demanded by connotsseurs 98 the best in Hotel-lile.* The recæs, singie er ex suite, with or withoutbath, am as well atieaded, patrosized ss tbe Roy: is always in grill, padile the cozy saloon reserved exchusivaly foc ladies, set New York's siandard ia epicurean at.They are choicely situated, commodicus and exquisitely decorated.The Hotel is advantageously located in New York Gy, wear all misals, theatres, shop) THE HOLLAND HOUSE 5th Ave.and 30th Si.r ay ter- ping centres, sad \u201cA Summer Outing Above the Clouds.\u201d Hotel Kaaterskill, Outekill Mountains: Elevation 3,000 eet.Opens for the Season of 1911 on Thursday, June 29.THE REJUVENATION OF THIS FAMOUS RESORT.For the first time in its history this resort has been leased to a New York hotel man, Mr.Louis Frenkel, fourteen years proprietor of the Hotel -j Albert.The Hotel has been renovated and put in first-class condition.Climate and location unequalied either in Europe or America.Up-to-date garage, boating, fishing, golf links, tennis courts, bowling alleys.Excellent accommodations for conventions.Assembly room seating 1,- 000 persons.Symphony Orchestra.A modern Rathskeller, with reasonable prices.Special attractions and inducements for the younger set.Special Rates for Familles.Transient Rates, $4 Per Day and Up, according to location of room.HARRISON S.DOWNS, Manager, A LEADING NEW YOAX HOTEL THE CRECORIAN 85th Stroat Between Sth Avenue and Broadway New modern Motel just sway (rem (he neise, srrognded by of Jade chops an Guncigat thgatree, ennaylvania and Ngw York tral RR, 8 0, Tere \u201cyom will find the haighih of romiort.elegance an elont \u201cservice opcreeiated Tw the most enseting, 360 | light roue esch with by at La Ci 5.08 por day\u2014Buites Rostaurvn: vp per day.3 Tass \u201cSota « la Ca DANIEL P.RITOHEY 16 Stery Flermoot jote Lune: ' \u2018 1 BROADWAY snd 11th GT, NEW YORK CITY thin\u2019 of point of in- By eet 5 FOR: coll of cu cam niente, courtseus wervico and houelike surroui Rooms $1.00 per dey apd up With privite © ef 81.50 por day and up EUROPEAN PLAN Yarse d'Hsie Breakfast \u201c0 WM.TAYLOR & SON, ine.HOTEL ELDORADO H.Dore, Propristor.Mr.and Mrs.Lapierre, Mgrs.First class rooms with bath, Modern, Comfortable.Terme moderate.Corner 81.Joseph Street ané Boulevard Langelier.Phone 2680.a ST.LAWRENCE HALL Montres! (50 ROOMS Rates for Rooms $1.00 per an First Class Grill Roam and Cafe A.J.HIGGINS, Proprietor 4 J deducted from same.SALE Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Furnishings 10% to 20% Discount.All goods marked in plain figures, discount Receipt with each sale showing discount.\u2014\" E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John Street.| Tel.271 .LA CAISSE D'EICONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Are offering to lease at their Head Office and St.Roch Branoh SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES for safe kesping of Boads, stock certificates, important documents, jewzllery and other valuables 2 re re EEE DIED.BLAIR\u2014On Saturday, the 8th inst, C.Gordon, aged 31 years and ten months, third son of the late Dr.R.\u20ac.Blair.Funeral Monday, the 10th inst, at 230 p.m.from 266 St.Cyrille street, to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Please omit flowers.PARE\u2014On Sunday, 9th instant, aged 21 months, Marie Electorine Cecile, daughter of Oscar Pare, hotel- keeper.\u2019 The funeral will take place on Monday at 4 pm, the remains leaving her father's residence, corner of Bath and St.Paul streets, at 345 o'clock, for the Basilica, and thence to Belmont Cemetery.Friends and relations are respectfully invited to attend without further notice.+ PELLAND\u2014On the 9th of July, 1911, at 96 St.Cyrille street.Louis Pelland, aged 77 years.Funeral notice in next issue.ST.QAURENT- at 845 o'clock Tuesday morning, > for St.Jean Baptiste Church, thence to Belmont Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are re- wectfully invited to attend without further notice.AUDITORIUM | THEXTRE THIS WEBK.Vaudeville and Pictures MISS MERLE FLORENCE Singing Comadienne WAGNER SISTERS Acrobatic Dancing BERKS WONDERFUL DOGS \u201c) SHOWS DAILY (4) Mat.1,50 and 3.00.Evg.7.30 and 9.00 PRICES : 5 and 10 cents.C.A, Pagadis, 23.R.Tremblay, | Dir.Manager, WEEK OF JULY IRD.\u201cBY THE WINDOW,\u201d .Comedy.\"LIBOIRE,\u201d Military Comedy.NEW VIEWS.ADMISSION.S&10CTS JuneZx12w.a EERE ts ms RUSTIC THEATRE Week of July 10, \u2014 Frankie Lamar, Buster Brown and Tige.Vyckoff & Wyckoff, * International Dancers.The Horse Bhoe Trio, A Rip Roaring Comedy Act The Four Lagards, * World's Greatest Acrcbata MONTMOROSCOPE.Orchestra led by Mr.Beasdry.WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANIBLAS 8T.QUEBEC, 14th Year.Instruction given in Bookkeepi Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematicr wing, Music and Modern Langusges No vacations, Day and Kreniny Classes.CY bh W.M.WALLACE, Province of Quebec, CIRCUIT District of Chicoutimi.COURT.No.946.Artemise Ferland, wife separated as to property by contract of marriage of Edmond Belanger, of the city of (Quebec, and carrying on business there as merchant under the name and fiom of \u201cBelanger & Cie,\u201d the said Edmond Belanger mis en cause to authorize his said wife, Plaintiff ; Joseph Savard, of Shipshaw, contractor, and Charles Langlois, and JE.Tremblay, heretofere of Chicoutimi and now of unknown country.Defendants.The defendants J.E.Tremblay and Ch.Langlois are ordered to appear within one month.Chicoutimi, July.6th.F.X.GOSSELIN, c.c.c.Julyl0x22 ede etm etme teen > - CANADA, Province of Quebes, District of Quebee.| In the Bupertor Court.No.1884.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- ttuted an action for separation as to property from the latter.Qupebdec, June 30th, 1911.Choquette, Galipeault, Be.Laurent & Laferte.Attorneys for Plaintiff.julybxlm Provi ft bec 8 Distrios of Quebes | Cour No.2008.Celeda Dubois, wife common as to property of Josue Daigle, * Plaintiff ; vs.The said Josue Daigle, Defendant.An action for separaation as to property has been institated this day.Drouin, Drouin & Drouin, Attorneys for Plaintiff.Quebec, July §, 1911., july7x1m Sohool Municipality Town of Montoalm The annual meeting of the Protestant ratepayers of the Town of Montcalm will be held in St.Georges School on Monday, 10th July, 1911, at 8 p.m.for the election of a school trustees and reception of reports.P.W.LANGLOIS, Secretaryjuly7x3 \u2014\u2014 LA BANQUE NATIONALE On and after Tuesday, the Ist of August next, the Bank will pay to its shareholders a dividend of one and three-quarters pee cent, being at the tate of seven per accent per anum, upon its capital for the quarter ending on the Jist of July next.This dividend will be paid accoréd- ing to the list of eharehoiders of record on the 16th of July next.By order of the Board of Directors, N.LAVOIE, Genera) Manager.Quebec, June 20, 1911.June26xmon, wed, sat tilljuly3l TO LET-Flat containing 6 rooms ind bath room, hested; all modern conveniences.Apply at 11 Maple ave.or 51 Maple for full particulars, Immedista sossesslon if desired.| \"THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, pe 00e fl IN AND ABOUT TOWN (] REMEMBERED THOSE GONE BEFORE Oddfellows Held Their Annual\u2019 Decoration Day Ceremony at Mt.Hermon Cemetery.The decoration day cersmo- nies of the Independent Order of Oddfellows of Quebec took place yesterday afternoon at Mount Hermon Cemeteryand were 8s usual a most impressive event.A large number of .the members of the city lodges assembled at the cemetery to decorate the graves of the brothers who had gone before, and the ceremony was carried out in its usual and striking manner .The brethren gathered at the emetery gate and marched down to the Oddfellows\u2019 plot, where the prelimingry service was held, the Rev.I.M.Thompson, Chaplain of Britannia Lodge, invoking the Divine blessing.The hymn \u201cRock of Ages\u201d was then sung, after which the Secretary, Bro.S.J.Lower, P.G., read the names of the deceased brothers buried in Mount Hermon Cemetery.Delegations of the different Lodges then proceeded to the different graves and deposited upon them beautiful floral tributes, some eighteen graves being decorated.After the brethren had re-assembled at the plot, 8 most impressive and interesting address was delivered by the Rev.I.M.Thompson, which was followed by an address by the D.DG.M., Bro.C.Thorn.Previous to the Benediction, the Chaplain offered the following prayer: \u201cAlmighty God, our Heavenly Father, we pray Thee to accept this humane service performed in memory of those whose loss we mourn.May we be enabled to emulate their virtues and meet them again in that land where the links of friendship are not broken by the hand of death.\u201d \u2018The graves decorated yesterday included the following: \u2014 Albion Lodge Neo.2, Quebec:\u2014 Bros.J.G.Gore, W.Reason, James Brown, M.Hallett, Thos.Guay, Alex.Smith, E.H.Dawe, T.Reynar, P.G,, W.Lane Sr, G.Marmrions G.Leader, P.G, H.Hull, P.G., W.Bailey, Geo.Reynar Ed.J.Curston.Britannia Lodge No.4, Quebec: \u2014 Bros.E.C.Whiting, Jos.Brown, A.Kell, J.Bohm, P.G., E.Hunter, J.Pounds.Mercantile Lodge No.37, Quebec: \u2014 Broa.J.Lacon Welch, Gordon Fraser.North Star Lodge No.39, Grand'- Mere:\u2014Bro.Frank Bird.Unity Lodge No.8 Shebrooke:\u2014 Bro.Robt.Brown.Canada Lodge No.4, Toronto:\u2014 Bros.H.Davidson, Alfred French.Iona Lodge No.11, D.of H., Quebec:\u2014Sister Mrs.E.Reynar, (Nee Kate Doherty).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 advertisement.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.DEATH OF MR.GORDON BLAIR The nws of the death of Mr.Gordon Blair will be received with deep regret and sorrow by a large circle of friends in Quebec.The deceased, who was one of the best known young citizens of Quebec, had been ailing for some time, but hie.passing away will come as a shock to many acquaintances here.Mr, Blair had been in British Columbia for some time, but had lately returned to Quebec.He was well-known in sporting and athletic circles in Quebee, having been five yeshs prominently connected with the Quebec Hockey Club, and other organizations.He was popular with all who knew him, and his death will cause unfeigned sorrow, The utmost sympathy will be felt for the family in their sad bereavement, THE RIFLE The third match in the CM.RL Series was fired on Saturday last, the first team of she 8h R.R.totalling 936, an average of 934.Following are the names and scores:\u2014 Name.200 500 600 TI.Le Hay .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.32 33 HU 9 Sgt.Martin .32 32 4 8 Lt.Anderson .323 98 Pte.Malone .23 50 5 Sgt.Slater .31 24 20 9 Copl.Knowles 31 31 0 92 Lt.Gowen .28 82 3 Sgt.McCusker .31 2 2 90 Copl.& Murphy .31 2 7 90 Pte.Dawson .34 30 26 9 Totals .312 321 303 936 Otber scores were: \u2014 Pte.Goudie .2% 3) & Pte.Todd .30 28 8 Pte.Fossey .3» » 8 Sgt.M.Quinn.,.30 31 28 B86 Sgt: C.McMillan .28 27 0 8 Pte.Carrington 27-390 3 84 Pte.J.Smith .26 26 M 2 Rglr.Mortimer .30 33 19 8 Copl.Steele .27 2 % 8 Set Carey .31 28 21 HO Sgt.M.Murphy .28 M 21 79 Pte.S.H.Kennedy .27 26 25 78 Pte.A.E Staton .24 28 22 74 Bglr.Carey .28 28 18 6 Pte.Marte! .23 19 24 66 Pte.Porter .81 23 \u2014 \u2014 Copl.Buckle .19 17 \u2014 \u2014 The Sweepstake winners were Lt Hay, Lt.Anderson, Pte.Malone, Sgt.Dymond, Capt Hill Sgt.Dymond .50 2 $82 4 Cong, HU] .ioasimn~d 22 28 CA ca OE aie I= EO = YOUN MAN DROWNED IN- BASIN Pell From Side of a Schooner Upon Which He Was Employed.\u2018Within sight of almost a dozen pes- ple a young man named Adelard Prevost, à native of Lac au Saumon, was drowned on Saturday in the Louise Basin.The unfortunate man, who was only 21 years of age, was standing on the side of 2 schooner upon which he was employed, when he slipped and fell into the water.He struggled for some time, but finally sank to rise no more.Grappling for the body was later began, and the corpse was recovered about six o'clock by Messrs.George and Emile Jeffery.The body was taken to the morgue, where an inquest will be held.FIRE IN LORETTE.Judging from a reflection which could be seen about ten o'clock last evening from this city, a large fire appeared to have taken place west of Ancienne Lorette.FOR THE PRESS.For the accommodation of the various newspapermen ir town 2 room has been set apart at the City Hall, where they can get their tickets for this evening.Canadian Northern-Quebec Lake 8t.John Railway.On account of the Laurier demonstration in Quebec, Monday, 10th instant, the Canadian Northern Railway are making one way first class fare apply from all stations between Notre Dame des Anges via Garneau Junction and intermediate points to Quebec, going Sunday and returning until Tusday, Jlth instant.Also from Quebec and Lake St.John points except those from points north of Rivievere a Pierre; tickets good going Sunday, 9th.CANADIAN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS TO STAY IN KINGSTON.In spite of much talk of removing the works of the Canadian Locomotive Company from Kingston to Toronto or Montreal, the company's directors have denisd htat they contemplate moving.The company has at Kingston excellent means of transportation both by land and water.An interesting feature of this company is the bonus system which is applied to employes.By this system a man who in a satisfactory manner accomplishes more than a certain standard of work in a day is paid so much more in proportion.Many of the men now at work in the plant were preceded in their positions by their fathers, and like the German artisan his work is his real life interest.A CLEARANCE SALE Although the customer\u2019s season has only begun, we are offering the balance of our stock of Summer Coats at 333% Discount from regular cash price.Intending purchasers will do well to take advantage of this opportunity at once while the assortment is still good.Holt, Renfrew & Co, Ltd.OPTOMETRY OPTO\u2014the eye, METRY \u2014t0 measure.OPTOMETRY (op-tom-s-try).The science and art of employing the various mathods of measuring the optical state of the eye.OPTOMERIST.One skilled in Optometry.An expert in measuring eye- defects.BEING EXPERTS in the use of the Optometer, Ophtbalmometer, Ophthalmoscope, Skiascope and all instruments for examiniug eyes.We will guarantee to fit correctly any case of defective eyesight\u2014that can be improved glasses.YOUR REYES ARE 8AFE WITH McCLURE, OPTOMETRIST, Graduate Dominion College of Optics, South Bend (Ind.) College of Optometry.18 Mountain maydatuthsatxly, RETURN OF THE CONTIGENT Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Soldiers Received by a Large Crowd.As the stately ocean liner Empress of Britain swung into her dock fast evening the band of the Coronation Contingent played \u201cO! Canada!\u201d and the large crowd of people which had assembled on the dock sent up three hearty cheers of welcome to the soldier boys of thme Dominion who have been representing Canada at the crowning of King George.The cheers were answered with a will by tbe bronzed crowd of boys who swarmed all over the forward decks.They looked perfect pictures of physical manhood and semed to be delighted to be once more in Canada, even though their experiences on the other side have been most notable, and where they have been almost overloaded with kindness and honors.There was a double interest in the arrival of the Empress for on board was also Canada\u2019s Premier, Sir Wilfrid Laurier, returning from ths Imperial Conference and from the Coronation fastivities.With Sir Wilfrid were Sir Frederick Borden and Hon.L.P.Brodeur.The Liberal .eader landed inimediately after the ship had moored, and he was given an enthusi- astice reception.Sir Wilfrid was met by Sir Lomer Qouin, Provincial Premier; Mayor Drouin, of Quebec, and other notables, He was at once escorted to the carriage of Lieutenant Governor Langelier and accompanied by Capt.Victor Pelletier and Major A, de L.Panet, A.D.C\u2019s to His Honor, and His Worship the Mayor at once drove with the Premier to Spencer Wood.Sir Wilfrid will address a big meeting to-wm_T\u2014 night, which promises to be an imposing event.The meeting will take place on the Terrace, where a special stand has been erected and which is being hondsomely decorated with lights and flags.An address will be presented on behalf of the city and another from the Liberal clubs of Quebec.Sir Wilfrid is looking in splendid form, and his sunny smile was much in evidence as he acknowledged the greetings of his many admirers.: .The Coronation Contingent was dismissed on board the ship and the men at once proceeded to the various trains which are to convey them to their homes in ail parts of the country.The men all appeared to be in a cheerful condition, and seem to have enjoyed their trip thoroughly.They had lots of work to do, but they also had lots of pleasure, and were well treated by the people on the other side.Sir Wilfrid Laurier is a guest at the Chateau Prontenae, where he was joined by Lady Laurier, Had a Splendid Time.The local members of the Contingent all report that they had a splendid time on the other side.They were present at all the great functions, more as guests of honor than as military men, and nothing seemed to be too good for the \u201ccolonials.\u201d The Canadians took part in three great ceremonial parades, but in all of them they were given the post of honor, and they had a fine opportunity to witness the great processions which marked the royal progress.The Canadians seem to have been specially marked out for distinction during their stay on the other side, and they were shown the greatest attention by all in authority.They were inspected by Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener and other leading British generals, all of whom seemed greatly pleased with their appearance.One of the occasions upon which the Canadians specially pride themselves was their inspection by the young Prince of Wales, who was particularly struck with the appearance of \u201cthe men from the North.\u201d His Royal Highness was greatly interested in the badges of the different regiments, and he carried away more than one of them a a souvenir of his visit.Band a Feature The Coronation Contingent's band, | under the able leadership of Bandmaster Ryan, a veteran leader and à director and teacher of splendid attainments, made a real hit during the trip .to the Old Country and was greatly | praised for the excellent music which | they provided.Bandmaster Ryan was the object of much attention, and he | was the recipient of a number of welcome souvenirs, both on the steamer and in England.The band from Halifax proved to be a fitting addition to the Contingent, and helped to make the Canadians popular with its sweet and well-select- ed music.Cadets Will Remain.The Canadian Cadets, who left for England ahead of the Contingent to take part of the boys\u2019 Bisley, will remain over for the big Imperial Bisley meet.The boy's who are in charge of Captain Shuldham Hill, of the Eighth Royal Rifles, are all in fine condition, and hope to make a good showing at the great rifle meeting.SUCCUMBED TO HIS INJURIES.Elzear St.Laurent, the unfortunate man who fell over the cliff at the foot of Palace Hill on Friday evening, .succumbed to his injuries at the Hotel Dieu yesterday.The deceasd, who was 61 years of age, wae a resident of Montreal.and a brother-in- law of Mr.Cyr.Duquet, of this city.| He will be buried in Quebec, | Dvn, HAVE YOUR FADED HATS RENEWED.Ladies\u2019 hats trimmed at half price.Read our big advertisetnent and you will be surprised.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE bi hard for a duis to make his product best for à your or two, but when bis product is known to be first in quality for over a hundred years\u2014that iv fame.Such is the enviable reputation held by Coates\u2019 Plymouth Gin It is never sold in bulk \u2014 every bottle of the geauine is .I at tha tamous Black Friars Distillery.Established 1798.Seo the Black Fries on the JAMES BUCHANAN & CO., Limited Export Agents D.O.ROBLIN, Toronto Sois Canadian LADIES\u2019 EMPORIUM SUMMER SALE Linen Suits, colors blue, pink, lavender, tan ant white, regular values $5.00, $6.00, $8.00 and $10.00.Sale Price .FR .82.504 Dresses, tan and colored; also Blouses at a great ros duction 4 D.R.MURPHY, RECG\u2019D,, Phone 22.46 Pabrique:Street.Continuation of our Great July Sale - Do not delay.Now is the time to take advantage of\u201d these rare offerings if you have not already done so, Such an opportunity as this to buy your requirements should surely be a sufficient reason for you to do, yous shopping at THE POPULAR STORE 7 10 p.c.to 50 p.c.on all lines.SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK: With every not eile on Havrevom.up.copie acoond to London, Third olam to London 0 $5.00, A SPD amor, Varin $31.90, Pe a and fete, Fa E & CO, ALLAN, a 189 Champlain Street.White Star-Dominion Line \"ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL d M 8,00 BMS.Laurantionud M egantio[i6, tons] Jet, Sod and pe dre nt er RUE WHITE STAR LINE NEW VORKE-PLYMIUTH-ChERBOU RG souTu aNFTON.J 4 A aio vi ew TORK-QUEENITOWN-LIVES- POOL.sn .July 8 Cedric.10; Baltio.Aug.3 Aug.11 Aug.NEW YORK AND BOSTON T0 RIVIERA ITALY-EQYPT.The Azores, Maderia, Gibraltar and Algiers, Genos, Naples snd Alexandrie.information apply to F.ag.; Hone k Rivet, 31 Buade toore, 44 Dalheuvie Street, or.2 Heath 5 Du Fort St-eat, Inoal agents of the Whits Star-Deminion Line, DOTITNTITE SERVICE Passi go Rates: Cabin (called Second), 343 epwards Third Class, Esstbound, $29; Westsound, $90.THE ROBERT REPOND CO, Limited, AGENTS.CUNARD THOMSON HL JOINT LONDON PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE Cold Storage and Cool Air on All Steamers B88.HURONA.\u2026 Juiy 8 T.LE *AUSONIA.July 15 IONa.Joly 8 * Passengers Steamers.Passage rates: Cabin (Called Second), $42.30 and upwarde.Third Class, British, Fat, $19.00; prepaid, West, 38.78.THE RORERT REFORD CO.Limited, AORNTS, OMSON LEITH SERVICE RS.FREMON A.SA BELLONA.NEWCASTLE SERVICE #8.BELLONA.July 11 For tall particulars for on sarvioes, apply to THE ROBERT REFORD CO., Limited, Montreal: 110 Union Station, Toron- ; te; Quebec, St.John, N.B, and 1 Portland, Me, CUNARD LINE 1 CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGER SERVICE From From Montreal Southampton.for London Jono &.TKS AUSONIA,,., July 18 July 11.ASCANIA.July 9 July %.ALBANIA.August 13 Passage rates: Cabin (called Semend), $4230 and wpwards, Third Clase, Mvitioh Kast, $29.00; prepaid, West, 20.78, For tail partionlars for all services apply to + THE ROBERT REFORD CO, Limited, Montreal.Quebec, Toronto, St.Jobn, N nn; and Portland, Me.\u201cSpend Your Vacation 13: BERMUDA TEL AY So CA Bs, 8 tL! Nemmer Resort la tho a uloor reareetion: In the uolse waters.Excellent log.Lod ils Soper rer Ea suite Liner \u2018OCEANA % Te \u2018ous PDlopiacament; 625 fL I pus i amer Cn at og on the * an Lit Ho at Pan Tale \" oars se the ationite.ipsa one YL room, Man xg os de luxe 7% in Lie w Arn; EERIE FOURS TE: = aiquise 58 vost wie) bosgiet rn nda- A tleatie oP wre = GUNARDE: Largoet, Fustost, Fineai puéropie sr atout 5 nest Qi pi Wirsles Telegraph, Semaine gai.MOST pEXPEDITIOUS ROU LONDON, ARIS.BERLIN ACNE NMA, WEF VIA PIEHQUA Phat Liearpash 1 July 14 10 A.M.| CAMBAIS, 10 AM sAEQNA 2,10 AM Fishguard sod Liverpool LUSITANIA | MAURETANIA.July, 0AM.August 3,9 AM.MONTREAL-QUEBEC-LONDOW Quessmors CARMANIA Regular Ballis One cli Cana) ST ue Paniéagers Ye \u2018MADEIRA.GIBRALTAR, 1GENOA, NAPLES, TRIESTE, FIUML Salting Hour Neon Pannonia July?Beps 7 tCarpathia Aug $ Bept.31 \u201ctSaxonia | Aux.t4 WINTER CRUISES ITALY RIVIERA EGYPT Hoos & Rivet, 31 Buade Et, Quebec, Quebec Steamship Co.Ltd, ST) LAWBENCE LINS From Ghampiain Market Pantozna Quebes see que Ports Le \u201cat ser, totown and Piotou, SS.CASCAPEDIA, 1,900 tons, with most modern scccommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friday, 21st July, at noon, and every alternate Friday thereafter.New York from Quebec via the far- famed River Saguenay.Calling at Gaspe, Charlottetown and Halifax.SS.Trinidad, 2,600 tons, sails from Quebec at 8 p.m., 14th and 28th July, 11th and 25th August and 8th September.New Sp West Indies Lines From Pler 47, North River.New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.Round Trip, $10.and Up.Oot- 33 Nov.9 Ra BERMUDA Sion i om a7 mn.a newest \u2018and only steamer nding passer: bv were at the dock at Bermuda.From New York tor St.Tuomas, St Croix, St Kitts, As Martiuiqua, se Baroadess at De \"es, KORONA, 2 p.m.13th July.For all information.apply to QUEBEC STEAMSHIP So.LIMITED, 46 Dalhousle Sv PF.8.STOCKING HONE & RIVET Ticket Agents, Quebec, QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.MONTMORENCY DIVISION 1911 SUMMER TIME-TABLE, , June 18th, 1911, trains will run as follows: \u2014 BRET.QUEBEC & MONTMORENCY FALLS (Week Days.) Leave Quebec for Montmoçenez Ta 5.45, 6.05, 6.30, 6.45, 7.08, 7.30, 7.45, os, 843 9.45, 10.45, every thirty miraics from as Pm to ads Som, then 50 350, £43, 600, 6.26, Cray thirty minutes from 00 p.m.te 11.00 p.m, ard addition train at 7.45 p.malls for Quebee, 6.00, 6.185, 6.30, 300, rs, 7.30, 8.6.15, 8.30, $35 fons, ivi am, thi inured from 12.35 p.m.to 8.15 p.m.then 615, and every thirty minutes from fe) mm to 11.30 p.m., and additional train at 8.15 a (Sendays.) for Montmorency Falls, 530, Leave Quebec 1.00, ES 9.00, 10.15 a every thirty lunes lo | 121$ nm to is pm.then every thirty minutes from pat 1100\" rm.Ana aditionat ein oy ve Morte ls for Quebec, 6,41, 9.10, san, 10.10.a\" 1 , ho EXT 1210 omy every 1 minutes frem p.m.y thirty minutes from 5.30 pan, oe 11.30 p.m.Eau EDEC & ST, ANNE DE BEAUPRE 6 ING AT MONTMORENCY FALLS (Week Days.) it, Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, ery hour from 6.00 a.m.to 4.00 SIL 615, LIS 01s god \u201c10.65 as thea Except y: \u201cSaturday only.re se nne de Besupre for Quebec, I tmorency Falls, every hour rom 8.Ey to 5.30 p.m., then at 7.30 snd 9.30 p.m.Leave fou, Ste, Anse A Bea le Peau 6.06, 6.30, 7.00.7.38, 8.00, 9.00, 10.1 pres Lies as 500.LAS 81, 718: 948, und 10.15 Louve Ste.Anne de Besupre for Ouebec, $505 \"Croom i ss, I A BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM, Louve Quebec Tor 80 Joachim, 600, 5.00 187m T0648, Lis nd 71 ls A ner, Sho she a 10.18 ys.) Quebec {ong a 7 2achim, 6.30 am, v.70 and 15 pe ) Quebec, \u201coe onchim for 3150.00 and 10.00 p.m ses MONTMORENCY PALLS ELEVATOR RUNS AS POLLOWS Week Days from 6.00 a.m.to 11.30 p.m, Sundays from 7.00 a.m.to 11.30 p.m, Communication ti tickets issued to all Stations Locs! Brprens service for parcels, small boxes, meats, its, etc.on all trains, the charges are 3e.and upwards according to \u201cweig! he Wor all other information apply to the Superintendent, J.A.EVERELL, C.BE.A.CARR \u201cGeneral Manager, Superintendent, Gsspe »° Bale des Chaleurs Line 8.3% \u2018\u201cCASPESIEN\" will sail for Ste.Anne doa Monon, } Mont, Lou Saint An ntolos Grande Vallee ( es, ver, os Baars Bal in: be ah i 9) n Fais que Chaleur on Juesday.July Tick Cf plain rharf et 3 p.m, \u2018on! pt n for pnsecagses Par reine tUckets, etc.apply to M PDULIOT, Phone 1951 Corner Dambourges & Bt.Paul Be TICKETS ACENTE Fol TROL do CASPE STEAMSHIP LINE The steamer Lady of Gaspe, Capt, E.Bouchard, is intended to sail Tuesday, the 4th July and 18th, at 4 p.m, for the Gaspe ports as far as Port Daniel snd every alternate Tuesday thereaRer.Freight will be received at the Richelieu wharf until 2 p.nu on sail- rt day.irst, second and third class commodation for passengers.For information apply to BOUCHARD BROS, .40 Dalhousie St PF.S.Stocking, Hone & Rivet, ticket | agents ne- INSOLVENT NOYICE CANADA, Province of District of Quebec.In the matter of Brousseau & Desrochers, Printers, Quebee, Insoivents.Notice is heheby given that in virtue of an order of the Court dated ful; 6th, 1911, a meeting of the creditors of the said insolvents will be held in the Superior Court at Quebec, Wednesday, the 19th day of July, 1911, at ten o'clock a.m.to give their advice to the appointment of a Curator and one or more inspectors to this ates | Superior Courtestate.J.P.E.GAGNON, Provisional Guardian.Office : 44 Dalhousie St., Richelieu & Ont.Nav.Co.Building.Quebec, July 7th, 1911.MDOUGALL & GOANS STOCK BROKERS 31 ST.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Morfreal, Hchelaga Bank Bldg.Telephone 1227.(Canadian Press Service.) New York, July 8\u2014The copper shares, Canuadian Pacific, General Electric, Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose to higher levels to-day, on the Stock Exchange, and a few inactive issues sold off sharply.Otherwid® prices were barely disturbed by the day's trading which was of such small proportions that it gave no indication of the drift of speculative sentment.The tone was fairly strong, and where any trading occurred it generally resulted inu slight advances.Strength of the copper shares was based on buying due to expectations of a favorable report of the Producers\u2019 Association on Monday.The rise of Canadian Pacific is so obviously manipulative that it exercised on influence over other issues.The commodity markets were watched closely but neither the decline in cotton or the advance in wheat and corn proved an incentive to trading.Operators have become so thoroughly confused by the many conflicting reports of weather conditions in the West that they were disposed to await the government's report of Monday.Some interest attached to the publication of the annual report of the Virginia-Carolina Chemicsl Company, beacuse the directors are soon to take action on the semi-annual dividend.Earnings decreased $1,847,000 and the balance aplicableo dividends fell off more than $2,000,000, The company earned $529,000 less than the amount needed to pay the 5 per cent on the 00 | common stock, and it is expected that the disbursements on this issue will be reduced, if not suspended.There was no movement in the stock to-day, its present price having probably discounted any change in dividend returns, The commercial agencies reported an arrest in business by reason of the hot wave, together with the usual half year shut downs for repairs or inventories, The betterment in the iron and steel trade was maintained, and sentiment on the whole is more cheerful.Imports of dry goods and merchandise from this port for the week fell to about $1,400,000 below the previous week and more than $2,000,000 under last year's figures.The bank statement bore out forecasts in that the loan expansion under the average system amounted to over $41,000,000, while the actual expansion was scarcely more than $600, pe fa reserves fell by over $100) which directly reflected the bursements of the midyear, as well as enormous interest and dividend dis- payments in connection with the Panama bond issue.The bond market was steady.Tota! sales, par value, $1,005,000, United States 4s lost % per cent on call on the week.OILS, ETC.Savannah, Ga, July 8\u2014Turpentine S1aS1%c; sales 449; receipts 1,555; shipments 22; stocks 29,584.Rosin, firm; sales 4,190; receipts 3,- 930; shipments 595; stocks 109,910.Quote: B, $5.45285.50; D, $6.10; E, $6.30086.35; F, $6.42%4236.45; G, $6.45; H, $6.47%: I, $6.50; K, $6.50a6.52%; M, $66026.65: N, $7.05; WG, $7.25; ww, 37.357.37%.London, July 8.\u2014Calucutta linseed.July-August, 67s 6d.Linseed oil, 41s.Sperm oil, £34 10s.Petroleum, American refined 5d: spirits, 6%d.Turpentine spirits, 38s 10Kd.Rosin, American strained, 14s 9d; fine 19c.Nee Bele Stook Brokers I N | Po Sed Private Wire to Montres), Toronto, Boston and New York Telephone No.848, C.W.WALCOT, STOCK & BOND BROXER 98 St.Peter St, Tel, 377 Approved Municipal, Corporation aud Industrial Bonds and Debentures, to yield: 43% 10 6% Selected Listy of Investment Securities to.meet individual needs\u2014Sent on Application, Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange, as received by Bruneau & Dupuis, from Charles Head & Co.Open.High.Low.Close.Amal Cop.69% 70% 69% 69% Atchison .112 112 112 112 Am Car Fdy.56% 56% 56% 56% Am S & Ref.80% 80% 80 80 Am T & Tele.138 138% 138 138% Bait & Ohio.108% 108% 108% 108% Brook RT .Bi% 82% Bi} 82% Can Pac Ry.240 240 239% 239% Ches & Ohio.81% 81% 81% 81% Erie .37% 7% 36% 36% Ice.24 24 24 24 Gt North pfd.136 136 136 136 Interb\u2019h pfd.50% SOK SOU 50% Mo Pac.48% 48% 48% 48% North Pac.131% 132 131% 132 Pennsylvania.125% 125% 125 125 Peo Gas .1-06 106% 106 106% Reading .159% 159% 158% 159% Rock Isiand.31% 31% 31% 31% Soo com .142)4 142% 142% 1424 St Paul .12 125% 125% 125% South Pac .121% 121% 121% 121% South Ry .31% 31% 31 3 Twin City .107% 107% 107% 107% Union Pac .187% 187% 186% 186% US Steel.79 79% 78% 78% CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to Neuville Belleau & Co., 93 St.Peter street.Nw York, July 8\u2014Trading was dull, with practically no change in prices, this being natural in view of the fact that many of professional element were away over the week-end.The pools endeavored to attract in- erest to their specialties, though with but a minimum amount of success.Brooklyn Rapid Transit acted well on the theory that the Interborough would not secure the new subways on the terms they were willing to offer.Copper stocks were firm on expectation that the producers\u2019 report on Monday will show up favorably.There was a tendency to wait for the government crop report on Monday before taking a position on the market, the steel tonnage figures being also due on that day.Sentiment was fairly cheerful, as good rains were reported from the Southwest, particularly Texas, and cooler weather in the corn belt.Western Maryland was higher in the early trading, the advance being attributed to the operations of a speculative clique.Canadian Pacific recovered part of the recent loss on very favorable reports from the crop sections on its lines.We still advocate the purchase of good stocks on reactions for moderate profits.The bank statement was in line with about what they expected.Montreal, July 8\u2014Unlisted sales, morning session: Sherwin, 1 at 40; Wayagamck, 100 at 39; Wayagamack bonds, 1,000 at 78 TORONTO PROVISION MARKET Quotations are as follows: Wheat\u2014Ontario, No.2 winter, 80 a82c outside, according to location.Manitoba, No.1 northern, $1.01; No 2 do.98c; No.3 do., 95c.Oats\u2014Canada western No.2, 40%c; No.3 do, 39%c at lake ports for immediate shipment.Ontario, No.2 white, 38239¢ outside; on track Toronto, 40%a4lc.Corn\u2014American, No.2 \u2018yellow 69%c on trac, Toronto.Flour\u2014Manitoba, first patents $5.10; second patents $4.60; strong bakers, $4.40.Ontario, winter 90 per cent patents $3.35 seaboard.Millfced\u2014Manitoba bran, $3.40 per ton: shorts $20a21 per ton on track Toronto; shorts, $20.50, Eggs\u2014Case tots, rer doz, 19¢.Sook\u2019s Cotton Root Compound.The t Uterine Tonio, and y effectual Monthly toron which omen can 0.Ein = Toa Ars Soe wit a + sd ox ceux WT FEL boli [16 469 Asics Corp Accumulated Funds at 15th Novembe November, 1910 8 62,217,218,67 Subsisting Assuranoss at 15th November, 1910 143,273,113,9) Claims Pald - - Revenue for the Year 139,009,002.0) 7,503,685.03 A Bonus to Equal Scheme Policyholders of $15 per $1,00) per annum has just been declared.Total Bonus declared « - 831,800,000.00 W.MORTON \"MASSEY, Chief Agent.The Standerdl Life Assurance Compear.111 Mouataia Hill.QURBRC Arthur Bruneau, A.B.Dupuis, Montreal.Quebec.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS Foreign and Domestic STOCKS AND BONDS Montreal Stoek Exchange Representative, Mr.Arthur Bruneau New York and Boston Correspondents Chas.Head & Co.Direct Wire Communication.123 At, Peter St, Quebec.Phone 1596.4 Hospita! St.Montreal.Main 210.- ee SoliPhone 333%.re 2c 397 BOSSE & BANKS GtooiBoama, Columns, Plates, cas | | and Water Pipes, Oontraotory, ! Muniolpal and Bulldard\u2019 34+ plies, Machinery and Epeciaition BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 29 8t, PauiBl, QUédis PORCUPINE AND COBALT.Up-to-the minute news of these two Brest Canadian camps, written by our | special correspondents, detailing every happening in the mines 4 omy one of tbe fcatures of the leading authority on mining securities .narkets.in North America.Thirty-two pages weekly.Sample copy free on request.COPPER, CURB & MINING QUTLOOV, (Entered as sccond class matter at the post office at New York.) 72 Trinity Place, New York: july10,12x2 NOTICE Bondholders of the Pacific Pass Coal Fields, Limited, desiring to exchange their bonds for bonds of Canadian Coal and Coke Company, Limited, of a like par value, will please deposit same on or before July 15th, 1911, with the undersigned at their office, Royal Insurance Building, Montreal, or with the Royal Trust Company, Quebec, who will receive the same for the undersigned.Interim certificates for the Canadian Coal and Coke Bonds will be delivered in exchange for the bonds deposited and these receipts will be exchangeable for engraved bonds when ready.Interest will be adjusted when the engraved bonds are deliverd.Corporation Agencies Limited, Royal Insurance Building, Montrealjuly10x6 MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Quotations furnished by Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St.Peter street.Asked.Offered.Amal Asbestos \u2026.$ 7 Black Lake .Cement .60000.Cement pfd .84 83 Crown Reserve 445 30 Can Pac Ry .239% 239 Dom Steel .57 56% Dom Iron pfd \u2026 103 102 Detroit .Mont Power Mont Street, .Richm & Ont.118% 118% So0.142 141 Toronto.14856 148% Twin City .108 107% Lake of Woods 143 \u2014_ Mexican .81 79% Ottawa .148 147 Rio Janeiro .12244 1124 Shawinigan .L115 114% Toledo .8 -\u2014 Can Conevter: BY 374 Canners .68 66 Laurentide Pulp .\u201cene.232 225 Ogilvie ._\u2014 Steel.27% Textile .0% Coal pfd .115 111 Illinois .\u2026 CY 90% Quebec Ry bonds .83 82% Quebec Ry .63 60 Banks \u2014 Commerce .-.2094 \u2014 Dominion .2394 \u2014 East Township .174 170 Merchant's .190 _ Molson\u2019s .\u2014- X% Montreal .\u2014 261 Nova Scotia 273 2724 Ottawa .200 Quebec .136 Royal 238% Traders! 142 Union 149% s Ss.Toronto, 185 at 147%; 25 at 147%; 25 at 14835: 25 at 148; 45 at 148%; 42 at 148%; 25 at 149; § ar 148%; 150 at 149; 150 at 149%; 15 at 149%; 10 at 149; 55 at 150; 100 at 149%; 150 at 149%; 50 at 150; B5 at 149; 50 at 149; 2 at 148%; 25 at 148%; 10 at 148; 50 at 148% ; 75 at 148%; 25 at 148% ; 60 at 148%; 1 at 148%; 75 at 148%.Cement pfd, 15 at 844.Dom Iron pfd, 10 at 102; 8 at 103, Mont Street, 25 at 225%.Rich & Ont, 30 at 118%; 75 at118%.Mont Cotton, 10 at 158%; 63 at 158.Sao Paulo, 25 at 178%.Dom Cotton bonds, 1,500 at 201.Canners, 25 at 66.Can Pac Ry, 5 at 239%.Rio Janeiro, 50 at 112%; 100 at 112; 145 at 112%.Nova Scotia, 95 at 983%.Textile, 50 at 69%; 10 at 70.Coal bonds, 2.000 at98%.Shawinigan, 5 at 115%: | at 116; 5 at 115%: 2 at 116; 25 at 115, Mont Bank, 34 at 761.Dom Steel, 10 57%; 15 at 57.Detroit, 175 at 72, vofiches Ry bonds, 2,000 at 82%; 2,- at 82%; 500 at 83; 1,000 at 82%.Steel, 25 at 27%.Commerce Bank, 7 at 210; 9 at 208.Molson\u2019s Bank, 16 at 207; 2 at 207%.YOU CANNOT BE WITHOUT THEM.Children\u2019s linen tourmalines § cents; also a lot of linen caps at 15 cents.See our big advertisement.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.Lefaivre & Lefaivre Accountants a and Liquidators 125 ST.PETER ST.ALEX.HARDY THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.- oe ?JITTER EN [ETRE LER HOMESEFKERS' EXCURSIONS To Manitoba, Sasketchewan, Alberta, Going dates:\u2014July lth and 25th, August 8th and 22nd, and September Sth and 19th, Tickets good for rx days.The excursion of July llth wil bé a magnificent opportunity for those who may desire to visit the Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition, July 12th ta 22nd, at Winnipeg, Man.REDUCED RATES TO PACIFIQ COAST.Y UEBEC TO = Tos Real Estate Bros Vancouver, are B.C, Seattla Reliable Conneotions in Tacoma, Wash.Portland, Oras ® Western Canada Jiu.finis.Lei Anges Sn Hochelaga Baak Building, City A STOTT.C.P.&T A, ; pavip RATTRAY [| SLRS IETS ACCOUNTANT Roal Estafe à General Agent 98 St.Peter Street Bank of Neva Scotia Balldiog Ernest H, Lefevre Real Estate and Gsneral Agent having removed his office to 7 Charest St, would accept a reasonable ofter for room 18 Morin lock, from now up to May lst, 12.7 Charest St.Tel.4060.mayléxtu.th,satx1y North Shore Mail and Passenger Service R.M.S, ARRANMORE.\u201cCapt.J.Heamn.Is intended to sail Tuesday, June 27th, at noon, for Esquimaux Point, calling at all intermediate North Shore ports.Freights is now being received at steamer\u2019s berth, Point-a-Carcey wharf For rates and other information, apply to HOLLIDAY BROS, 101 St.Peter Street.Phone 359.Canadian Northern ROYAL LINE Express Service.QUEBEC - BRISTOL From Queboc.June 14th June 28th 12th Royal Toward July 26th Royal Geerge Fastest and finest stesmers via | the St.Lawgence.Only two hours by rail Bristol to London For fares and full particulars apply F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis St.Hone & Rivet, 23 Buade st G.H.Stott, C.T.R.G.J.P.Mcore, G.P.R.or to { mb, Passenger Agent, C.N.S.Ltd, Immigration Building.\"Phone 293 or 445.jan.16xmon wed, fritt.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital $10,000,000, Rest $3,800,000 FARMERS\" BUSINESS The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers every facility for the transac- tien of their banking business, including the discount and collection of sales notes.Blank sales notes are supplied free of charge on application.BANKING BY MAIL Accounts may he opened at any branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and will receive the same careful attention as is given to all other departments of the Bank's business.Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to the Bank.Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter se A.L.HAMILTON, Manager.A.LEOFRED (Grad.Laval and McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER.SPECIALTY WATERWORKS 39 $t.John St.Quebec.Phone 545.JuneZixly P.O.Box, 18 Office Telephone, 1194, AMOS J.COLSTON Hoohelaga Bank Building 123 Bt.Peter Breet.Quobes.Cansélan Audit sod A Association Accountant, Avditor, ot, Liquidetes nd 8 3 Real Rotate, Lumber and Bought CORREAPOIIDENCE SOLICITED.ret | frinting Compa HAR ifn, Coe pue He ona: Daily, $3.00 per annee: wee! Fo Annum.On and after 1911, trains will run as follows : Sunday, June 4th 8.20 am\u2014Express for Riviere dg Loup, St.Flavie and, Campbeliton, daily em, cept Sunday.1.85 p.m.\u2014Maritime Express for John, Halifax and Sydne; daily except Saturd This train only runs À Campbellton Saturdays 5.15 pm.\u2014Express to Riv, du Tough daily except Sunday.12.10 a.m\u2014Ocean limited for Sg John, Halifax and Sydd ney daily except Swnday, With sleeping \u2018sr fo Murray Bay.12.50 p.m.\u2014Maritime Express for S Hyacinthe and Montr daily, 12.05 am\u2014Express for %t.Hyacine the and Mo\u2018areal, Mons days onty.3.00 a.m\u2014Ocean Lirmited for Hyacinths and Montri daily emeept Monday.On and after July #th, parlor car wil Do attached to the Maritime Exp TOE CENTRAL _Raiway SOLID TF TRAINS FOR NEW \u2018YORK, BOSTON, PORTLAND \u2014 rer Trains leave Levis : White Mountain Express \u201c=~ 8 00 A.M.All local stations to Shes brooke.Through Parlor Car and Dining Car td Portland daily except Sunday.New York Express.145 P.M.\u2014AII locai stations to Shere brooke.Through Pulls man Buffet Sleeping Car for Springfield and New York daily.Boston Limited $00 PM.\u2014Through Pullman Sicepet and Dining Car for Boston daily except on Sune day, when the Boston Pullman will leave at 145 p.m.on New Yorlg Express.Perry leaves Quebec 30 minutes beg fore train time.Baggage checked and Customs pastis ed at Quebec side.For Pullman reservations appl City Ticket Office.32 St.Fh F.S.STOCKING, C A D.Tickel Agent.Representing Thos Cook & Son and General Steamship Agency, (OUTILS rm TE EA TAR On and after Sunday, 4th June 1911, trains will leave Quebec as en * lows i\u2014 Canadian Northern Quebec Rae, 8.55 a.m\u2014Sunday only, for Staveints gan Falls, 9.30 A.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday fon Montreal, Shawinigan Falla, Grand Mere, St.Casimir, ete.This train, has buffet-parior car attached.| 3.30 P.M\u2014Mon, Tues, Wed.en Thurs., for St.Casimir.Fr.an Sat.for Shawinigan Falls.& QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN, | 9.40 A.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday, fo Chicoutimi, Roberval, La 1 etc., with parlor car'for Chicoutimi; 9.15 A.M.\u2014Sunday only for St.Rare mond.1.45 P.M.\u2014Saturday only for St Rev) mond.1.45 P.M.\u2014Sunday only for Lake ou Joseph.8.10 P.M\u2014Dsily except Sunday ton St.Raymond.6.15 P.M.\u2014 Daily except Saturday a Sunday for St.Raymond.10.00 P.M.\u2014Saturday only for Rober: vai, Chicoutimi, ete, with sleepes 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.Ine TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY, TIME TABLE Taking Efiect June 5th, 1911 EXPRESS Leaves Riviere du Loup.7.00 A.Artives Connors N.B.1283 2 MIXED Leaves Rivicre de Low.Le AM.Arrives Connobs, N.B , EXPRESS Lesvss Connors, N.Arrives Riviere du Lov; MIXED Leaves Connors, N.Arrives Riviere do Lowp.AN Troins Daily Kzcept Sunday.Ce ne, 62 rg To Works Junction wlth ton, Se.John, N.N.: Howmiton, Presque Isle, Caribou and Fort Fairfeld, Me And st Riviere du lonp with el Interce fonial Railway Express Traine Por further intormation, fulders, ply %e P.5 Btocking, 32 St.Louis St, GU.CG.Grusdy, General Manager.ironed: 18 comts per agaie lise, , , General Freight end Passer EE ire du Le] x * Btriped and Checked, 15¢ for.10¢ PERMANENT SIDEWALKS We are well equipo=1 for the paving of sidewalks with our Mofalc Cement Blocks.The blocks may be bought by the hundred or « by the thousand, as well as the chain which serves as s border to .the pavement.SPECIALTY\u2014~Church Steps, Passages, Cellars, BLAIS & FRIGON TEL 3862 179 Orown SL All pavemants beat the aame of the Pirm GOING TO THE COUNTRY ?If so, you will need a supply of writing material.See our stock of NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES in boxes.We have them from 10e to $1.50 per box.Writing Tablets from Sc each upwards.We have also a large stock of Novels for summer reading at 15c each, or 2 for 28c.If you need Luggage Tags, we have them.Each tag with a string.Only S¢ per packet.T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street, SUMMER BREEZES are easily and quickly made with our ELECTRIC FANS MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY CD.80-9v St.Paul Street.SILLERY NURSERIES, BERGERYILLE 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.[YACHT ARIANE WINS 0.¥.C.CUP By a Good Margin Over Triangular Course in the Harbor on Saturday.In a light northwesterly breeze Dr.Arthur Lavoie's new yacht Ariane succeeded in capturing the Quebec Yacht Club\u2019s challenge cup on Saturday last.he race was over the regular triangular course in the harbour, viz.: Start from the red bouy below the Breakwater, around the gas buoy off | St.Joseph; down to buoy of Montmarency Falls and back to the Breakwater; course to be sailed over twice.j Five yachts entered for the race, namely: Ariane, Dr.Arthur Lavoie; Cygne (last year's holder of the cup), Mr.J.F.Lavoie; St.George, Mr.Napoleon Mercier; Alcyon, Mr.C.Fremont; Etoile de Mer, Mr.J.G.Giroux, and all started in the contest.At 11.30 a.m.the starting gun was fired.All the boats were officially registered as going over the line at that hour, but they actually crossed as follows: HMS.Le] 1 SE 11.30.30 | Ariane.-.113118 * Aleyon .: .11.31,30 St.George .11.32.00 Etoile de Mer.11.3218 On the run down to St.Joseph spinnakers were broken out to port, Cygne being first to have hers drawing.The buoy off that point was rounded as under: HMS.Le 1 A 11.43.30 Ariane .11.43.35 St.George .11.43.55 Aleyon.11.44.05 Etoile de Mer .Going to the Palls buoy a severe struggle for first place was carried on between Cygne and Ariance, and ten seconds only separated them at the buoy, which was passed in this order: CANNON & POWER ADVOCATES 5 bave removed their offices À large assortment of Children\u2019s Go-Carts and from the B tain HilL ta-th-aat « ish P EloardBeani RA 0, J dus Toso, LAs, English Perambulators TTR TTR St Peter Street to D.5; Rickaby Sis 337 8 Jone iL .G Phone 351 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 Table Cloth Linen, white, 50c for Mc Table Cloth Linen, white, 75e for ! Cottons and Linen Grey Cotton (Bengal).PS © hire sauces 49e Boor ++.8¢ for 6c, 10c for &c Table Cloth Linen, white, $1.25 for Coaree Waved.10c for Be #.00.00000e Me Table Cloth Linen, bleached for dish cloths, yard wide, 35¢ for.278 30 inches wide, 22¢ forlde, 18c for 12c, 15c for 10e, \u2018 Cotton, linen finish.12c for 9c White Cotton.10c fo: 7%e Sheet Cotton 8x4, 30c fur.1% Gbeet Cotton 8x4, 35¢ for.24c Gheet Cotton 8x4, Mic for.29e Morin, 111 Moun.| H.M.S.Cygne.2.ass cesse ass 12.12.00 Ariane .12.12.10 Aleyon .12.13.00 St.George .\u2026.12.14.00 Mr.Giroux, in the Etoile de Mer, made a gallant fight, but he unfortunately struck a calm near the Falls, and as his yacht is a heavy weather craft he fell far astern.In beating up to the Breakwater Ariane took the lead, and kept it throughout the remainder of the race.The first round of the course was fin- ished as follows: ) HMS.Ariane .o.oo, 1.27.40 Cygne .1.32.00 St.George .1.47.35 Alcyon.ess.can s este uee 1.56.00 The yachts then started before the wind for St.Joseph, and passed the buoy there in the following order: H.MS.Ariane .200.0 s\u2026.\u2026\u2026.151,10 Cygne .ceases 1.5435 St.George .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.2.18.00 The breeze had now freshened somewhat and the leading boats made good time down to Montmorency, passing there as given below: H.MS.Arilane esssescneuces 2.34.50 Cygne.246.40 St.George.2.53.40 Ariane increased her lead beating up to the Breakwater, crossing the finishing line at 3.22.35 p.m., Cygne following at 3.36.40, Ariane being 14 minutes and 5 seconds in the lead.Although the official measurement of Ariane has not been given out, it is safe to say that she will not have to allow Cygne more than two or three minutes.Therefore, she is sure to be declared the winner of the first prize, while Cygne takes the second, as the other yachts in the race allow Cygne time.The first prize is the Q.Y.Cchallenge cup and a geutleman's travelling case, and the second an ormolu gold mantle clock.One of the Messrs.Hackett's tugs conveyed the judges, Mr.Delphis Mercier and Capt.Jas.Smith, over the course.As there were no protests or fouls, the judges\u2019 task was not an ! arduous one, although those on board the racers as well as those on the judges\u2019 boat would be much more satisfied if the wind had been stronger.In fact, 'a reefing breeze would have been preferred.BAND ON THE TERRACE.Sheet Cotton 8x4, 45c for,.Mc Ladies\u2019 Underwear and Aprons ! Striped Duck, plain and colors, 20c OF sessensoncus ervire eresenens 12c Corset covers, 24c, 29e, 39c and 49e Pique, assorted colors, 20c for.12c | White Petticoats.: \u2018White Lawn, extra wide, 18c for.12e .4c, 69c, 89c and 81.49 Bridal Cloth, 25¢ for.15e \u2014 Shirts.49c, 74c and 91.09 Linen Towels, 15¢ for.1244¢ Drawers .25c, 48c and 590 Linen Towels, 12¢ for.9c White Aprons for ladies.17¢, 24¢c, 49¢ Linen Towels, 8c for.$c Black Sateen Aproms .39a Cotton for Rollers, 7c.%¢ Night Gowns for ladies.\u2018 Linen for Rollers, 10c for.LTE LT e Mc, 67c, 89c and 3149 Linen for Rollers, 12¢ for.8¢ Complete set of fine Lingerie.$5.99 Linen for Rollers, 13e for.9e Limen for Rollers, 15c for.10e Limen for Rollers, 8¢ for.Se White Cotton vest short sleeves for Table Cloth Linen unbleached, 30e NOR Lecesa nue ver iia 226 Table CR Linen, unbleached, 3c for Loonie, ee.27e Table Cloth Lines, unbleached, 60c VOF Le.se ss 06 Lensue vee aan He Table Cloth Linen, unbleached, 73 Inches wide, 78c for.He Table Cloth Linen, white, 35e for Please take notice that during coupons.Besides the prices given on thi: cent wil' 0 allowed.MYRAND &POULIOT 215 St.Joseph St.-\u2014\u2014\u2014 ladies .15¢ for 10e, 25e for 14e, 30e for 19e.White Wool Vest, rose and natural short sleeves Jor ladies.cont assscsncres .3$e for 236, 70 for Underskirte for men, SOc and 60e: for L.\u2026c\u2026cewvee Ceres 37340, Underskirts and Drawere (Bale hrigan) for men, 40c for Mec, 50e and: Ge for.Lens encens aus a non aeeu 3e; Baibrigan for boys, special prices.\u2019 \u2014 remettre me tem this sale we don't exchange the list a discount of 10 to 50 per \\ PROT 0 The R.C.G.A.band will perform the following programme on Dufferin Terrace this evening from 8 to 10 o'clock (weather permitting) : March\u2014King's Bastion .Spencer Overture\u2014Poet and Peasant.Suppe Canadian Patrol.O'Neill Selection-Havana .Piccolo Solo.Bandsman Garzia.Selection of Canadian Airs.Vezina Intermezzo\u2014Sizilictta.Von Bion Suite~Rural Scenes .Matt O Canada.God Save the King.CHAS.O'NEILL, Bandmaster R.C.G.A.DEATH OF MR.L.PELLAND.The many friends of Mr.J.Alf.Petland, of the Department of Colonization, Mines and Fisheries, will regret to learn of the death of his father, Mr.Louis Pelland, whose sad demise occurred last evening at the former's residence.The deekased, who was 77 years oll.was a native of Berthierville, and was a well known farmee of that county, and in 1881 was à candidate in Berthier.He was married to Miss Desy, sister of Rev.Father Desay, of the fesuit order, and parish priest of Montcalmville, who died some years ago.He leaves besides a large circle of ériende, three fons to mourn his loss, Messrs.J.O.Pelland, advocate, of Montreal, Louls Joseph Peltand, recciver in the City Hall, Montreal, and Me.L Alf, Pelland, of this city.\u2018THE QUEB | Quebec Market j Quebec, July 4, 1911, FLOUR.Hungariao patent .$2.75@$2.90 No.| strong bakers\u2019.245 2.50 Choice family str.bakers.225 2.30 Second bakers\u2019.205 1e nety per sent patent.2: : Feed four .open 160 1.70 FARM PRODUCE.Manitoba oats, per bush.$0.46@$0.47% Barley, common, bush.0.48 0.50 EC CHRONICLE Peas, boilings, choice.1.25 1.30 Hay, good No.2, per 2,000 1bs.878 9.00 Hay, baled, per 2,000 1bs.11.00 12.00 Straw, per 1,200 lbs.475 490 Potatoes, per bag .1.25 1.30 SUGAR Montreal, granulated, bbls, 100 Ibs.eee $4.75 | Montreal, granulated, bags .4.70 Yellow, bbis .435 Yellow, bags .4.30 Acadia, granulated, bags or bbls.4.65 Acadia, yellow .4.10 le i DAIRY PRODUCE, WHOLESALE.Butter.| \u2018Our 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.214@22 Creamery, May solid.21 21% Creamery, prints, choice.22% Dairy prints .Dairy, solids .Cheese.Nothing new to report in the cheese situation, except that demand is limited with prospect for lower price.We quote: Large, white .Large, colored .Twin, colored .EGGS.The demand is better for good selected stock, seconds are neglected.Prices, however, show no change and we quote: 11 @11X 11% 11% 1144 12 New laid, selected, dozen.19 @2 New laid, per dozen 18 19 Straight receipts .16 16% DRESSED MEATS.Hogs, abattoir killed, cwt.$8.50@$9.00 Kom country dressed,cwt.6.50 7.eef, forequarters .6.55 8.00 Beef, hindquarters .11,50 12.50 Carcases, good .95 10.50 Carcases, common .750 850 Mutton .- 9.00 11.00 Veal.9.50 10.00 AUDITORIUM T! TRE TO REQPEN TO-DAY.The Quebecers in general and thea- tre-goers in particular, will be pleased to learn that the reopening of this popular place of amusemtn will take place to-day starting with a matinee, The best policy of the theatre will be continued, and the management will strive to give their patrons the best there is in vaudeville, and four reels of pictures.The vaudeville consists of Mies M.Fdorence, the singing commedienne.This young lady has a swee t voice, and is highly recommended.Birks and his wonderful dogs.This number has re cently closed a very successful tour of the West, and if numerous p-ess clippings are any criterion to go by the act should prove \u2018a revelation to local patrons.The Wagner Sisters will introduce a series of acrobatic dances that will no doubt be » novel offering to Quebecers, This number is said to be the most pretentious girl act seen here this season.In addition to the above there ar: four reels of picture: \u201cThe Chief Conwtable,\u201d Char Smiler joins the boy Scouts,\u201d A Mexican rose garden,\u201d and \u201cDuke de Ribbon Counter.\u201d There will be four shows daily at usual prices, 5 and 10 cents.HEART RIGHT When He Quit Tea and Coffee.: Life Insurance Companies will not insure a man suffering from heart trouble.a.The reason is obvious, This is a serious matfer to the husband or father who is solicitous for the future of his dear ones.Often the heart trouble is caused by an unexpected thing and can be corrected if taken in time and properly treated.A man in Colorado writes: \u201cI was a great coffee drinker for many years, and was not aware of the injurious effects of the habit until I became a practical invalid, suffering from heart trouble, indigestion and nervousness to an extent that made me wretchedly miserable myself and a nuisance to those who witnessed my sufferings.\u201cI continued to drink coffee, however, not suspecting that it was the cause of my ill-health, till, on applying for life insurance 1 was rejected on account of the trouble with my heart.Then 1 became alarmed.| found that leaving off coffee helped me quickly, so 1 quit it altogehter and having been attracted by the advertisements of Postum 1 began its use.\u201cThe change in my condition was remarkable.All my ailments vanished.My digestion was completely restored, my nervousness disappeared, and.most important of ali, my heart stesdied down and became normal, snd on a second examination 1 was accepted by the Life Insurance Co.Quitting coffee and using Postum worked the change.\u201d Name given by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont, \u201cThere\u2019s™ a reason,\u201d and it is explained in the little book, \u201cThe Road | to Wellville,\u201d in pkgs.Boor roast the sbeve letter ?À new one appears from time te time.They Ore genuine, trus, agg Null of human Great \u201c\"tarces- (A BABETTE Provincial Fair Fon Aus 280 0 Se lemoer 51h 191 Quabec Exhibition Company's Office : 287 St, Paul Street Phone 4136.d.H.FORTIER, junel9xmon,thurx8.Public Auction Of the Butfets on the Exposition Grounds Saturday, July 22, 1911 The Quebec Exposition Comy will sell by public auction, turday, July 22, 1911, at ten o'clock a.m., on the grounds, the privileges of the Buffets for the duration of the Provinial Exposition of Quebec, from August 28 to September 5, 1911.The details relating to this subject will be given, either at the office of the Company, 287 St.Paul Street, or on the day and at the place of the sale.As the Company has expended much more this year in advertising and attractions of all kinds, the holders of privileges can expect a much higher return.J.H.FORTIER, .Secretary.Quebec, July 7, 1911.julyiOri1t22.Tenders Asked The Management of tha Grand Res tauran', Including the funch counter and the Grand Buffet,on Exposition Grounds.The undersigned will receive from to-day, July 7th, until 3 o'clock p.m, Monday, July 17th inst., tenders for the management or the rental of the Grand Restaurant, including the lunch counter and Grand Buffet, for the duration of the next Provincial Exposition, from August 26th to September Sth next.As the Company has expended much more this year in advertising and attractions of all kinds, the holders of privileges can expect a much higher figure For further information apply to No.287 8t.Paul Street.La Cie.D\u2019Exposition de Quebec.J.H.FORTIER, Secretary.Quebec, July 7, 1911.july10-11-12-13-14.18.ery.July Clearance Sale Started Monday with a great activity, and notwithstanding the excessive beat we have had during the first days, our store has been crowded the day long with customers who know by experience all the advantages this sale affords.This is advertised in order to reduce assortments and clear out all sur mer goods.We do not hesitate to affirm that as in the al! honest competition.HERE ARE A FEW SPECIAL ITEMS FOR TO-MORROW.EVERY DAY THERE WILL BE SOMETHING NEW.WOMEN'S BUMMER SUITS, worth $5.00 and $7.00; for this sale.$2.97 These Suits are made in the newst styles, in Pique, Duck or Linen.and sleeves; some trimmed with embroidery.past Our July Bales defy SUMMER BLOUBES IN THE SALE The -ch st and most stylith assortments ever offered at reduction.TWO SPECIAL ITEMS $8c\u2014Fine Lawn Blouses, trimihed with Swiss embroidery and insertion; value $1.00; sale price.eecr.58 98c\u2014Superior Quality Lawn Blouses, nicely trimmed with Val.Lace or Embroidery and Insertion; value, $1.50; sale price .ss LADIES' WHITEWEAR At Extraordinary Low Prices.A lot of Manufacturers\u2019 Samples to be sold at manufacturer\u2019s prices; every one of these garments are perfect and made of best quality materials.MILLINERY 250 Untrimmed Hats, + also black; this season's [test fhapes; value $2 to $4; sale prife.sc 15 Trimmed Hats, newest models, sold up to this day at $10.00 to $i5.00, for .acnersasca an v000 $4.50 25 Pattern Hats, from the most popular Paris firms; value up to $35.00; sale price.812.00 -\u2014 WASH GOODS 1,500 yards of Fine Dress Muslin in a variety of desirable patterns ard colors; regularly sold for 15¢ a yard; sale price .iii 5e F.SIMARD & CIE.142 St.Josoph St, St.Roch, Quabes LAURENT MOISAN MANUFACTURER oF ARTIFICIAL MARBLE 946-858 St Valier Street, Quebeo.Chimney Mantels, Counters, Columns, Statisns of the Crome, Belid Communion Ts Pedestals, Moiumeats, Memorial Tal Complete Altars in W and Marble, according to plans.Floors ia Royal Linole: Plaster Mouldings.Spe attention will be paid te drawings, Moulds and Modelliugs and Wood Sculptures.Prompt execution of work st very low prices.A visit is renpest- tally solicited.Telephone 3281 tu-thuset E.LA C O T TEGHNIGAL & AESTHETIC ESTABLISHMENT For Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewellary, Ring, Silverware, Optics, Diamonds and Precious Stones.EXTRA FINE WORK QUEBEC SOUVENIR P.J.COTE, Linoleums Linoleums Having to makes room for the considerable repairs we are making to our establishment, we have decided to reduce a lot of 3,000 yards of English Linoleums from 60a the original price to 49c a Yard We guarantee satisfaction to anyone buying these articles.\u2014 PV * For Summer Use Railway Wrapper, Linen Wrapper, Hamack, Valises, .Trunks For Gountry Houses - sizes, Jute Rugs in all sizes, Moravian in all sizes New lines of Carpets received weekly from abroad.P.J.COTE, 29-21 St.John St yk Ooposite Palace Hill | # Japanese Matting, Chinese Matting, Japanese Ruge in al "]