The Quebec chronicle, 16 septembre 1911, samedi 16 septembre 1911

[" The Weather Warmer; Showers; Partly Fair ESTABLISHED 1764.to suit all wants.packer.A.SPORTSMEN Are invited to visit our Store and ins- \"pect our goods.They are all first ciass and up-to-date.We have spacial lines carefully packed by an exparienced GRENIER - Feundod 1832 94-98 8t.John 8trast Goods put up and Phona 1141.wed, fri, sat,mon.CONFIDENCE WAS KEV-NOTE OF OPPOSITION CATHERINE \u2014 \"Large and Enthusiastic Assemblag: of Electors at the Skating Rink Las! Evening y - Etre ot is Imported db from Germany Made from finest wool procurable E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John St.Tel.271 \u201c LA CAISSE D\u2019'ECONOMIE ou NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Are offering vo lease at their : Moad Office and St.Roo} Branoh SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES far safe kz:piaz of Boal, stoke artifizatas, important documents, jewellery and otase valuabl2 DIED.RITCHIE\u2014At Quebec, on the 15th of of tember, 1911, Margaret Sarah, bonté wife of Robert Ritchie, And yogager éeughter of the late John Racer, M.D.senior.+ Peners!\u2019 on Monday, the 18th in- \u2018tant, at 2.30 p.m., from her late re- Jidence, 30 Hebert street, to Trinity Church and thence to Mount Heraon.Cemetary.CANADA, Provinee of Quebec, superior Court we Plaintiff ; Frarkais P ss Tvl t hore of the pl n of eprlnd o vince nt residing at Bonneville, Alberta.>.1000 Detendent.Te % Stdered to defendant fo hs pear within one month, Three Rivers, 11th September, 1911.C.B.HEROUX, \u201cDe ty Prothonotary S.Ca Jistrict of Three Rivers.\u2019 septisx2 i BASEBALL Queses City end District Leagud CB.C vs.* St Patrick\u2019s I Sunday, 171 Instant 3 P.M.Royal Srouncs Hare Point Admission Free SS ONELL: Fall Millinery EXCLUSIVE , STYLES \u2018a Garneau Strear Montreal Bank .septi6x3 NILTERT OPEN The Ladies of Quebec - êre cordta\u2018ly invited to + SAR and .inspect .my Te Grant Display of Fall Millinery Nanda, Super 180 and Foliowing Dayswhich will include the latest creations.from \u2018y London and Paris.Mrs, J.B.Douville Reg'd g St Jn Strest Auditorium THIS WEEK VAUDEVILLE - PICTURES (3) BIG ACTS (3) (4) Roels of Pictures (4) Prices 5 & 10 cts - + LA ORPHEUN' \u201cTHEATRE Gt.Joseph St, Next to Post Office, Extraordinary Engagement TBE; NORRIS SIBTERS ! h Seng end Dances.Ditect from the New York Theatres.With the celebrated ; i .VILLERAU COMPANY : \u2019 Composed of Twelve.Famous Artists.THREE CHANGES A WEEK.ADMISSION.TEN CENTS The Misses Henderson's School for Girls and Prepartory Class for young children will re-open on Wednesday, Sept.13th.Special Class will be form: ed for advanced work in English and French literature.After Sept.1st, the Misses Henderson will be at home to visitors on school business.NO.70 D'ARTIGNY ST, aug.Wear one of aur made to ot- ; der suits an&you vil : pad out § : aganist many: as a particulariy well dressed man.We are show- # ing 8 large variety «\u201d materia!l À to select from.Drop in and § have a look.; S.J.BURKE 187 St.John St PHONE 781 juneZOxtusth, satxly | Quebes Symphony Rehearsal The first general 1 reheargal of the Quebec Symphony Society will take place on Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock sharp, at the School of Arts building.Every member is expected to be present.: By order, The Secretary.TO THE BUSINESS MEN ELECTORS OF QUEBEC CENTRE.TO ASSURE The development of our trade; The protection of our industries; The improvement and the * equipment of our port; The establishment of a dry- dock here; And all enterprises which must make the progress of leer 1 iy ve me\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 EE ebec; oor THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.vi ce, .=a DE NEE (| IN AND ABOUT TOWN [|] ARRIVAL OF METHODIST DELEGATE Warm Welcome Extended to Them by Local Members of the Church Last Evening.Some fifty delégates to the coming Ecunemical meeting of the Methodist Church in Toronto arrived bythe steamer Teutonic last evning and were met by Rev.G.H.Cobbiedick, pastor, and a committee of the Methodist.Church.The delegates were taken up in a special car to the Methodist Church, where a service of welcome was held, Rev.Mr.Cobbledick presiding.Addresses welcoming the delegates to Canada were also delivered by Rev.Dr.Jackson of Toronto, who was also a passenger on the Tew tonic.Appropriate replys were made b Rev.Owen Watkins and Rev.Enocl Salt, of the Wesleyan Methodist Church; Rev.P.: Mitchell of the Primitive Methodist Church, and Rev.W.B.Clark of the United Methodist Church.The service of praise, which was led by the choir, included a most impressive solo by Mr.P.T.Thomas.After the service the delegates were entertained in the lecture room, and a very pleasant time speot, alter which they were escorted back to the steamer, where they slept for the night.If time permits this morning the delegates will be given a trip around the city before they leave by the boat for Montreal.CHANGE OF TIME ON Q.R.L.& P, CO.Commencing Sunday, Sept.7th, train hours will be changed.See advt.in another column.ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.The auniversary service of the late Mrs Charles Dube, of Sillery, will take place in St.Columba Church on \u2018Monday, the 18th instant, at 8 o'clock.Mr.William e will address the electors of the Baulieu in his Committee Rooms, St.Louis Road, on MONDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock.| SERIES OF STUDIES \u2019 .AT CHALMERS CHURCH The pastor of Chalmers Church will, on.Sunday next, at the morning service, begin a series of studies on \u201cCrucial Points in the Life of Christ.\u201d The subject for Sunday morning will be \u201cThe Expectant World.\u201d METHODIST CHURCH.The minister, Revd.G.H.Cobbledick, M.A., B.D, will conduct both services Sunday.Two delegates to the Ecumenoca! Council will preach.Rev.W.E.Spinner, assistant editor of the Methodist Recorder, and Rev.John.Gould, of Nottingham, will be the preachers.Sunday School and Bible classes will meet at 3 p.m.Strangers and visitors cordially welcomed.TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS Please do not leave Quebec without purchasing a little souvenir.The illustrated post cards, giving each the most interesting historical points in the principal souvenir store and at A.Langlois\u2019 news store of foreign, American and Canadian newspapers at a reasonable price.26 Mountain Hill, RECORDER\u2019 COURT.\"There were five prisoners in the Recorder's Court yesterday, one for being drunk and resisting the police being fined $3 and costs or twenty- -three days\u2019 jail; one for causing a row in the street, $1 and costs or eight days.Three drunks were disposed of as follows: One $1 and costs or eight days, one $2 and costs or a similar imprisonment, and one $5 and costs or fifteen days.LIST OF PATRONS DISTINGUISHED ONE Among the patrons for the appearance here of Mme.Harriet Labadie, the great dramatic interpreter, and who is to appear here under the auspices and in aid of the funds of the Anti-Tuberculosis League, are the following: Sir Francois and Lady Langfois, Sir Lomer Gouin, Sis Jette and Lady Jette, Hon.and Mme.Taschereau, Hon, Charles Langlois, Captain and Mrs.Benyon, Mrs.Montifiore Joseph, Bishop of Quebec, and Mra, Hunter Dunn.COURT OF SESSIONS.Yesterday morning.à man giving the name of Frederick Foster, and said to be from Nova Scotia, pleaded guilty in the Court of Sessions to stealing a watch and was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.A man named Albert Appleman was convicted of attempting to steal a quantity of scrap iron belonging to the Quebec Corporation, and sentenced to one month's jail.The boy Matte accused of stealing money from the sacristy of St.John's Church was allowed out on suspended sentence.QUEBEC WEST.Mr.William Price will address the electors of the Palais, at 30 St.Nicholas Street, TONIGHT (Saturday) at 8.30 o'clock.A number of prominent kers will attend the meet- '| Frere, you are certain of having DEE doses TS RUMORED PURCHASE OF LAND Canadian Northern Stated to Have Acquired Ground in Limoilou for Workshops.# It is reported that à large lot of ground in Limoilou has recently been purchased, the price paid being in the vicinity of $100,000.It is further stated that the purchase has been made by the Canadian Northern Railway authorities, who will erect new workshops there.No confirmation of the rumor could be secured from those concerned, although it was stated on good authority to be perfectly correct, BOARD OF TRADE MEETING POSTPONED The adjourned meeting of the Board of Trade, which was to have been held yesterday afternoon, was again postponed, and will not take place until the second Tuesday in October.CITY COUNCIL HAD NO QUORUM.The City Council had no quorum last evening and the meeting summoned had.to be adjourned.MISS LA PALME \u2018HERE OCTOBED 4.Her Appesrance Will Take Place at the Aurditorium.Miss Beatrice La Palme, the Canadian opera singer, to whom the London and Paris press pay so high tributes, will come to this city on the 4th of October when she will make her first appearance here.This great artiste, who is about to make the first concert tour of her native country, comes direct from the opera houses of London and Paris with the reputation of being a second Albani.Miss La Palme bas all the musical and poetical requirements to make a really great artiste and her style of singing ie bright and attractive with a pe rfectiy clear diction.the present tour Miss La Palme will have the valuable- assistance of the rema le violin virtuoso Michaps).Sciriro, who has already achiewsd.great success with both the public 4,and the press of Europe and the Linited States and te whom Henry T.z Finck, the famous\u2018 New York critic, once wrote : \u201cPer sonnalle.I enjoyed your playing better than Kubelik's.\u201d Ms.Geo.Hirst, à well-known American also accompany Miss La ELEGANCE.Ladies, if you purchase your costumes at Messrs, Faguy, Lepinay & the atest novelties, and a perfect cut, Satisfactionguaranteed or your money refunded.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.THE CORQNATION, Pictures at the Auditorium.When the Cononation procession was trailing its glorious lengths through the streets of Lonodon and holding the breathless attention of the hundreds of thousands gathered from all parts of the world to witness its historic grandeur, a little group of Canada\u2019s leading citizens occupied one of the stands.They were unanimously of the opinion that it was the most striking spectacle they had ever seen.When they were informed that the men directly in front of their stand with moving picture cameras in operation were the Canadians taking the procession in natural colors by His Majesty's royal command that the uttermost parts of the Empire might see | what thie Coronation pageant looked like, they felt that those in far off Canada, less fortunage than they, would have a chance to see every phase of the greatest pageant since the day of the field of the Cloth of Gold.These operators were members of the Kinemacolor forces which method by an ingenious discovery in color photography show exact tints and every detail of color as shown by nature.Less than two weeks after the ceremonies these scenes were reproduced in natural color at the Princess: Theatre, Montreal, where they were shown for four weeks to crowded houses, and now comes the announcement that they will be shown at the Auditorium Theatre for threc days commencing Monday, Sept.25th.FALL MILLINRRY.Attention is directed to the advgr- tisement in another column of Miss O'Neil, the well-known and popular Quebec milliner.The ball exhibition of exclusive styles at her store, 40 Garneau street, will be well worth sec- ing.SITUATION AT BILBOA t 18 GROWING WORSE Bitboa, Spain, Sept.15.~The situation here, growing out of the general strike continues exceedingly grave.Street fighting between troops and the strikers continued throughout the day and the strikers blew up with dyna mite the Amoralls railroad bridge.To add to the difficulties in the city, heavy storme have caused floods in the lower regione and food is becoming scarce.NEW ERA CLOTHING.Come and judge.We keep on hand the ready-to-wear clothing of the celebrated manufacture, \u201cNEW ERA.\" Come and see our fall coats and our suits, most elegant cut, and you will save at least 25 per cent on | anist, will aime.your purchases.QUEBEC VERY DESIRABLE SITE For Establishment of Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Plant \u2014Of Much Interestp\u2014 Quebec's advantages as the site tor a large shipbuilding plant were set forth in an exceedingly forcible manner in some recent correspondence which has just taken place between ! the Quebec Board of Trade and Sir Heory Pellatt.The corresponaence, which speaks for itself, is calculated to provide much encouragement for residents of the Ancient Capital, who will be glad to learn of the frank acknowledgment of Quebec's desirable and advantageous claims.The following are the letters : Quebec, Sept.4, 1911.Sir H, M.Pellatt, Toronto : Dear Sir,\u2014The attention of our Board of Trade has been drawn to the fact that you have organized a company for the purpose of building a dry dock and shipbuil ing plant at Syd-\" \u2018ney, N.S., with the intention of securing if possible the construction there of the watships about to be built for the Canadian navy.\u2018Permit me to draw your attention to the advantages offered by the port of Quebec for these purposes, as fully detailed in the enclosed copy of a memorial addressed by the Quebec! Board of Trade to the Right Honor- : able the Premier in the month of March last.You will see from this that the port : of Quebec, under the domination of the guns of the Citadel, and doubly secured by the forts of Levis and Beaumont below the city which command the StA Lawrensce, offers absolute security from attack, the most essential consideration for the establishment of a navy yard and navy shipbuilding plant.The port of Quebec is practically open to navigation all the year round.Our leading shipbuilder here who has lately built several steel stzamers, guarantees that if the graving dock is built at Levis in the proper locality.he will undertake to bring steamers in amd out of the port of Quebec during every month of the winter season.This cannot be done at Sydney, which is ice bound for three months or more every winter., The steel plant at Sydney would benefit justsas much by the construction of the naval vessels at Quebec as at Sydney.becadse steamship freight from Sydney to Quebec, on, account of the fmmense coaltraffie, ia remarkably cheap, probably as cheap as the moving of the steel from one plant to another in Sydney if the shipyards were established there.The Government and the Shipping Federation naturally favor the construction of the new graving dock at Quebec, for the protection of the St.Lawrence trade, because there are now sixteen steamers trading to Quebec and Montreal which are too large to enter the existing graving dock, and are therefore without protection in case of accident, a most serious state of affairs.A graving dock 600 miles below Quebec would ba no protection for these vessels.For alt these reasons, the Quebec Board of Trade is firmly convinced that Quebec is the proper port for the establishment of the proposed navy yard, graving dock and shipbuilding plant, and we trust that you may, find it to your interest to place here the establishment which you propose.If you should so decide, we can assure you in advance of all the sympathy and support and influence at our command.Your obedient servant.T.LEVASSEUR, Secretary.Sir H.M.Pellatte Reply.T.Levasseur, Secretary Quebec Board of Trade, | Quebec.Dear Sir,\u2014Ï beg to acknowledge receipt of your letter of the 4th instant and of the enclosed copy of the mem- otial from your Board of Trade to the Premier, dated 13th March last, and I have read them both with great interest, and entirely sympathise with the attitude assumed by the Board of Trade on the question.[ may also say that | fully concur in the opinion of your boatl as to the desirability of Quebec as a location for a shipbuilding plant.When opportunnity presents itself, 1 shall bring your communication bofore the Board, when it will receive the consideration it deserves.In the meantime I am not in a position to say anything further on the subject.Yours very truly, HENRY M.PELLATT.SPECIAL CONSTABLES WERE ARRESTED.Ottawa, Ont., Sept.15.\u2014An smusing incident occurred at the Pontiac coua- ty nominations held at Bryson, Queyesterday, when two of the special | constables enlisted by the returning officer, Thomas Pichie and Camille \u2018 Latour were arrested for a breach of ; the peace.They gat into an argument over the merits of their respective candidate, Messrs.Hodgins and | Cahill, which terminated in a free fight.The constables appeared before Magistrate Armand this morning and | } Pichie was sent to gaol for three months without the option of a fine while Latdur, who was not the aggressor, was condemned to pay the costs of the action of go to jail for two months.Mr.William Price will address the electors of the Baulieu his Committee Rooms, Stuis Road, on MONDAY i J.| i ' Every Man CAN GET RICH WHO CAN SAVE HIS MONEY Every Store can gain riches that can save its old customers and get new ones every year, The success of Semiready Tailoring is helped by the confidence of the people.The majority of Semi-ready customers are old friends who know that we are never satisfied until they are\u2014 © ea Friends whe know that we take as mach pride in our 515 and 530 Suiv a wo do ia our $25 and $30 gumesn Semi-ready Tailoring \u2018George Morissette, L'Heureux & Gauvin, 1168 St.Jon St, « cor.D Youville.183.5 St.Joseph St.ANNOUNCEMENT Our Exposition of Fall Millinery, Ladies\u2019 Ready-to-wear Garments, New Dress Goods, etc, will take place on Monday and following days.We cordially invite you to at tend.AT THE GREAT STORES OF QUEBEC GENTRE Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street Boys Suits for boys.worth $5.25 and A lot of tweed suits, 2 2 pieces, $0.00, for .Fine Fall Overcoats 25 black vecuna overcoats for men, all sizes, worth $10.00, for cerns $7.84 Another lot of superior quality, + worth $1200 for .Men's Suits $0 tweed suits for mien, sizes 34 and 42, worth $8.50 for.$6.95 Another lot of tweed suits, grey, green and | brown, slightly out of style, reduced.ioiih iii eee 25% Young Girls Velvet Suits A few colured select dresses, navy Sue.green and brown, worth $6.00, for.coeieilten ce sees $3.95 Colored Shirts 25 dozen coloted shirts, sizes 14 to 17, worth 75 eus, Dry Goods The grey mixed tweeds and golf cloth, with Scotch lining, are the stylish goods for cloaks.We have a splendid collection.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street a Absolutely free from acid, turpentine or other injurious substances.It preserves the leather and keeps shoes like new, always soft, and givesa brilliant, smooth and lasting shine.Made in Canada the worid.and sold in all parts of It is good for your shoes.THE F.F.DALLEY CO, Limited, 16 HS COFFEE Order a trial pound of our Special Brand Coffee.It's a \u2018 strength and exquisite flavor.We import it direct and only grind when ordered, which is a guarantee of purity and fresh- vess.Price : 28c., 40, 55c.per 1b.English Breakfast Tea.Our Congo Breakfast Tea makes an appetizing drink.It has à very large distribution in this city.Price : 40c., 60c., 75c.per 1b.PHONE 515.Georges Patry 22 Fabrique St.Dr.Harper\u2019s ! 4, Books about Quebec Champlain TH BATILE OF THE PLANS THE MONTGOMERY SIEGE aug.25xim Furniture Repaired, re-cover- ed and Polished.Free, Furniture Stored.TRUMAN, 2, 4 and 6 D'Youvilis Strast PHONE 3020.OPPOSITION EEADQUARTERS In order to give all Information possible, an office has been opened at No, 114 Dalhousie Street, Rattray Block, Telephone 4309.CHARLES SMITH, Secretary Coal that is real Clean and Bright Out's is the \u201c Best Coal.Order now Alone in its class Furniture carted, packed and shipped to ali parts of the world.Estimates PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice is hereby given that, under the Companies\u2019 Act, letters patent have been issued by the Lieuten- ant-Governor of the Province of.Quebec, bearing date the twenty-fourth day of August, 1911, incorporating Messrs.Constant Napoleon Falar- 1 Fe : deau, coal merchant, and contractor, rare combination ct, private Jean Baptiste Morisette, insurance » = : s agent, Etienne Honore Falardeau, accountant, Louis Philippe Pelletier, advocate, of the city of Quebec, and John Hoyle Anderson, contractor, of the city of Montreal, for the following purposes : To carry on all operations concerning or connected with general construction work, street paving, dredging work, the construction and management of waterworks with ail the powers useful or necessary for the management of said industries with the right to acquire, rent, sell, own and hypothecate moveable and immoveable property, factories, patent rights, privileges, licenses and contracts owned by corporations or individuals; To manufacture, buy and sell the raw material, the materials necessary for the conduct of such businesses, to do business in such materials ; To acquire water springs and the right to take Weer frofy rivers\u2019 Sor lakes for the construction and\" tk- ploitation of waterworks ; To acquire the land necessary to build Bikes 9 rivers andalaichf-resee voirs and other structures: to obtain fgom any municipsl or other corporation and from any individual any \u2018bf the privileges useful or necessary to and to ex®rcise all the wight inherent to the carrying out of the above mentioned industries ; To carry on any other industry, manufacturing or otherwise, which may be carried on in conne ction with the business of the company, or which is of such a nature as to increase the property of the company or to render it profitable with all the rights necessarry for the carrying on of one or more of such industries; To use, in whole or in part, its funds, bonds and other securities for the purchase of the shares of other corporations ; o make with any other company any arrangement concerning the carrying on of their respective business i | units with any or all other companies; To acquire any other industry similar to that which this company is authorized to carry on, as well as its good-will and stock in trade on the conditions, rates, prices which shall be agreed upon and to pay with paid up shares or bonds of the company any such purchase, to do anything else in tonnection with the above mentioned powers, with the right to sell the assets of the company by a resolution of the shareholders representing at least two-thirds of the value of the capital subscribed, under the name of \u201cLa Compagnie de Pavage et de Construction de Quebec,\u201d with a total capital of forty-nine thousand dollars ($49,000.00), divided into four hundred and ninety (490) shares of one hundred dollars ($100.00) each.The chief place of business of the eorporation, will be in the city of Quebec.Dated from the office of the Provincial Secretary, this twenty-fourth day of August, 1911, ° Jos.DUMONT, - Deputy Provincial Secretary.septlSxé NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Kenneth Molson, of the city of Quebec, in the district of Quebee, in the Province of Quebec, merchant, will apply to the Parliament of Canada, at the next session thereof, for a bill of divorce from hie wife, Mary Letitia Snider, heretofore of the city of Que bee, and now residing at Harrowgate, Yorkshire, in England, on the ground of adultery.Dated at the city of Quebec, in the Province of Quebec, this seventh day of August, 1911.Always plessing Pentland, Stuart & Brodie.L 1 Solicitors for Applicant.HE Tg Wa guarantee every ton DESUAADIG & C0 240 St.Paul Street WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANIGLAS 87, QUEBEC.ib Year.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Lang- Phone 3533 , aug Sxmon,wed,satzdes uages.No vacstions.Day snd Evening Classes.« J.W.M.WALLACE, .Princigel A 0 c\u2014\u2014} Latest Sporting News ||.= En gs | a.WAS GOOD DAY FOR FAVORITES Weather Conditions, However, Were Not Favorable at Blue Bonnets.1.Blue Bonnets Rsce Track, Montreal, Sept.15\u2014A steady drizzle of rain, combined with éold weather, kept the attendance down st the track to-day.The track was heavy and the going slow and the fields the smallest of the meet.It was à good day for the favorites and most of the races were won with big leads.Andy Chicholm, with Jockey Williams, the boy who was threwn and apparently badly injured Monday, up, easily esp- tured the steeplechase, about I 1-2 miles, for 3-yeur-olds.He showed « fine burst of speed at the very stirt and lead sll the way, winning in a canter, 15 lengths to the good.Thistledale duplicated the performance in the steeplechase for 4-yearolds and up, winning by 12 lengths.The fourth race, the Provincial Nursery purse for 3-year-olds, attracted only three entries.Floral Crown mad: the running and won easily.Summary.1st race, purse $400, selling, 2-yearolds, 5 furlongs\u2014Congressman James, 110, Peak, 12 to 1, 2 to 1, won; Sadie Shapiro, 110, Gordon, 7 t0 1, 3 to 1, even, 2nd; Flamma, 102, Sweeney, 12 to |, 5 to 1, 2to0 1, third.Time, 1.02 3-5.Miss Joe, Delightful, Auto Maid, Loathly Lady, Maxentius, Roy, Mad River, Thirty-Forty also ran.2nd race, teeplechase,purse $500, 3-year-olds, mile and a half\u2014Andy Chisholm, 137, Wilkams, 2 to 5, out, won; His Reyerence, 132, Kermath, 2to 1, 1 to 3, out, 2nd; Annum, 132, Hantigan, 7 to 1, 2 to 1, 1 to 2, 3rd.Time, 3.14 3-5.New Comer, Lamp Black also ran.3rd race, handicap, 3-year-olds, purse $600, mile and an eighth.\u2014 Owanux, 97, MeCahey, 3 to |, even, ont, won; Alrdian, 105, Burns, 4 to 1, even, second; Star Clmrter, 116; Wilson, even, | to 3, third.Time, 1.87 3-5, Bounder also ran.: 4th race, Provinicial Nursery stakes, $600, 2-year-olds, 3 furiongs\u2014Floral Crowg, H8, Rurhe 3 to to 5, out, won; Fred Cowans, 118, je, 4 toS \u2018but, étcond; 1 \u201cght Wing, I15, Peak, 4 to 1, even, oui, 3rd.Time, 1.06.Socks also ran, Lo + Sth race, handicap, selMng, 3-yearfolds and up, mile\u2014Ragman, 1% Wilson, 3 to 5, and out, won; a 5, Pigeon, 18 to 5.2 to Sy put, 28d ; hn Reardon, 100, McCahey, 12 to §, tarters.- Le 5 , 6th race, $500, steeplechase, 4-yeatolds and up, about 2 miles\u2014Thistle- dale, 144, Lucas, 3 to 2, even, won ; Brush Broom, 133, Kelliher, 5 to 3, 2 to 1, 2nd; Sam Ball, 144, Lynch, 8 to 5, 240 5, out, 3rd.Time, 4.20 2-5.Bronte, Bracebrook, Peter L.Hayman also n.» 7th race, purse $400, 3-year-olds and \u2018up, 7 furlongs\u2014Ben Loyal, 110, Bell, 4 to 1, 8 to 5, 4 to 8, won; Joe Gaitens, 101, Gordon, 7 to 1, 2 to 1, 3 to 5, 2nd; J.H.Boughton, 107, Pesk, 5 té 1, 2 to 1, even, 3rd.Time, 1.28.Billy Vandeveer, Nightfall, Idleweiss, Anna L.Daley end Springmass also ran.YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.American.All Americain League baseball | games were postponed to-day; rain.Eastern.Ât Buffalo, :\u2014 Buffalo, 6; Rochester, 0.National At St Louis :\u2014 Cincinnati, 2;-8t: Lous, 3.Second game\u2014Cibitinath 2 Louis, 3 dy At Pittsburg : .Pittsburg, 13; Chicago, 2.Second game-Pittsburg, 2; Chicago FIREMAN FLYNN FATERED THE GIANT.Madison Square Garden, Sept.15\u2014 Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fireman, fought 1 winning battle of ten terrific rounds with Car] Morris, the big heavyweight of Oklahoma, at Madison Square Garden to-night.At the end the Oklahoma man\u2019s face was battered to 3 pulp while Flynn was unmatked save for a lump over his left eye.As a possible \u2018white hope\u201d for championship class recognition Morris is a failure.He had nearly fifty pounds in weight and five inches in height advantage over the Pueblo man, but he failed to daze Flynn at any stage.Morris really had only one round, the third, and in afl the others Flynn was the master in ring work.All through the fight Morris kept using his ges, weight and strength to weakeh\" Flym, but the latter invariably had the better all the close work = + * RAIN SPOILED LEXINGTON MEET.Lexington, Ky., Sept.15.~The second day of the fall race meeting at Kentucky Association track here today was marred by 8 heavy downpour of rain that started shortly previous to the third race and continued during the afternoon.The fourth race, the feature event on the card, was won by Ben Prior, who paid better than 7.30 in the mutuele.He was forced cver the entire route, however, y County Tax and Camel.Mack Bubünks, heevily played, won the fifth race from a fais field, Fhaps capable of playing more brilliant \u2018out, 3rd.Time, 143 4-5.Only, three Leiation at the next championship.The ot | Sailing Race Dodn for Next Baturdey with his new yacht Ariane has been FILS THE GOLF CHINPIONSA Can Nephew of Designer of America Cup Defender Win 3 From Britisher?Rye, N.Y., Sept.18.~Can Frederick Herreshoff of New York, a nephew of the designer of four America Cup de- | fenders, prevent Harold H.Hilton of England from adding an American title ta his British amateur golfing championship and carry the Havemeyer Cup to the Royal Liverpool Golf Club?This interesting question was debate dat length at the close of the semi-fingl round of the National Championship today and ardently discussed at the clam bake at which the Apawamis Club entered its golfing guests tonight.i Hilton won his place in the finals today by putting out Charles W.Insle of she Wyksgy! Club of New Rochelle, by a score of 8 up and 6 to play.Herreshoff had 3 much harder proposition in Charles Evans, Jr, of the Edgewater Club, Chicago, who succumbed on the sixteenth green of the afternoon play, where his opponent won by a score of 3 up and 2 to play.On the finals tomorrow Hilton's chances over Herreshoff were quoted tonight at 2 to 1.To the five hundred golf enthusiasts, including many women who braved a southeast rainstorm to see their favorite game in the hands of its most brilliant exponents, \u201cChick\u2019 \u2019 Evans was à strong favorite over Herreshoff, who is playing from the Ekwanok Club of Manchester, Vt, and there were many who were surprised when the young Westerner tossed away hole after hole in the afternoon play, after establishing what looked to be a commanding lead of 3 holes\u201dat the end of the morning round.In playing Herreshoff tomorrow, Hilton will meet one of the American veterans on the links, and man per-4 golf than any one in this country.He was runner-up to Chandler Egan at Baltusrol in 1904, and took the medal in the qualifying round at the Country Club last year.In addition, he has been metropolitan champion several years.His heme is in Garden City, LI.- oy ; Tomororw\u2019s match will start at 10 am.and will be a 36-hole affair.A gold medal and the.Havemeyer Cup awaits the winner, but the latter trophy must be returned to the asso- loser tomorrow will receive a silver medal, while Evans: and Inslec wom bronze medals today.DIE IY, HAD, AN EST WI No Trouble in Defeating the Comeptitors in the Free for All Championship, a mr\" Buffalo, N.Y., Sept.15\u2014Dixie IV., Frederick K.Burnham's hydroplane, easily won the free-for-all championship of the United States and the handsome Chamber of Commerce trophy in a 30-mile race over the Motor Boat Club of Buffalo course.in the Niagara River today.Of the four other starters, the Reliance IV.was the only one to finish and she was beaten by nearly four miles.The Relisnce is a 32 footer and looked like a cockleshell beside her victorious op- onent.She was entered by John .Ryan of Cincinnati.The Disturber IL, owned by James A, Pugh of na Q UEBKC CHRONICLE.Weather changes come certain to be hers soon.Fall styles are fixed.Variety is at its height.Extra exclusive patternsarehere.And ou will have first choice of all the beautiful fabrics and rare weavesthat Fit-Reform selected from the leading mills abroad.INCIDENT IN THE .CAMORRIST TRIAL Viterbo, Italy, Sept.15.\u2014At the trial of the Camorrists teday Argenio, an engraver, identified she famous finger ring in evidence as ' having once belonged \u2018 to.Cueccola, for whose: dedth the prisoners -are held responsible.Argenio.said Cuoccolo brought him the ring early in 1909 to have his monogram engraved upon it.ARE YOU DIFFICULT TO PLEASE ?Gentlemen, our assortment of shirts for men is most complete.We make a specialty of shirts stout men as well as for small sizes.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.UNIQUE HONOR FOR CARNEGIE.Dunfermline, Scotland, Sept.15.Andrew Carnegie was the recipient this svening of a unique address presented by the Lord Mayors and pro- Mayors of 51 cities of the United Kingdom.The address, richly ik luminated, eulogizes Mr.Carnegie for his lavish benefactions for libraries, universities, hero funds and the cause of peace.MAIL DELIVERY BY \u2018 THE AIR ROUTE.Washington, D.C, Sept.15\u2014Not to be outdone by the British postal authorities in the carryiig of mails through the air, the latest method of letter transportation, Postmaster-Gen- eral Hitchcdck tonight gave his consent to the establishment of an experimental aeroplane mail route between one of the outlying branches of Brooklyn, New York, postoffice and the Aerodrome at Nassau Boulevard, long Island, during the international aviation meet which will be held there from Sept.23 to Oct.I, Aviators and Chicago, which had been regarded aad their employees, who will be stationed the Dixie's most formidable rival, dropped out of the race at the end of the tenth mile when flames began to shoot out of her funnels, The Dixie's time for the six five- mile laps was: 7:27; 7:33; 7:32; 7:30; 7:34; 7:29, Tomorrow's race is for the Interna- tional-Interlake championship over a 35-mile course.INTERESTING BASEBALL GAME SUNDAY There will be a very interesting baseball game tomorrow afternoon, when the C.B.C.and St.Tatricks clash on the Royal Grounds at Hare Point.QUEBBEC SAILING RACE.The sailing race called off last Saturday, Sept.9, for lack of wind, will be re-sailed next Saturdey afternoon, Sept.23, over the Beaumont course.There is a great deal of interest taken in this coming event, as Dr.A.Lavoie cleaning up everything in sight.In the coming race he will meet the famous Good Luck, now owned by Nap.Paradis, and the critics look for a keen contest.maman WILL HAVE SOME GOOD TROTTING RACES Mr.J.B.Bigacuette is organizing Ane day of trotting races on the Bxhibition grounds for Saturday, the 23d.instant.Quite & number of good Quebec will show this time that she is tired of having desperate politicians attempt to pull wool over het ayes.er rE a Ta horses will be entered, and their names will be published on Sunda on the field throughout the meet will be able thereby to receive their mail almost as quickly as though they were in one of the large cities.Load Your Kodak with Kodak Film Dependable Film Casadian Kodak Ce, Lté.083-993 KING ST.W.TORONTO, CAN.Getahead of the other first to wear new Fall Overcoats.:; 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STOCKINGS ! Double kneed, worth 45c., for «.ooo coor ween ess 0000 BE, Sweaters for boys and young girls, assorted colors.Extra Recial sale at 96c.: ER * Kid gloves in ail colors, worth $1.00 for .c.\u2026coue 20000 .Formerly occupied by J.P.Pare Corner of Transfer, St Joba snd D'Youville Streets, i\u201c.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 DOMINION COAL COMPANY, uns INORG ARS CURPPRNO GP TUE CULEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM in QAS OORALS Sareenatd, Run-of-Mine and Sine Par Pertieslars, apply te SALES AGENT, 113 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL next; 5 ir anid IG.ma i SATU DAY, , SEPTEMBER 16, or.To The Workingmen Electors of Quebec Centre If Quebec progresses, if her commerce develops, if hor industries prosper, who will be the first to profit ?The Workingmen, who will more easily flad better paid employment, Workingmen,vote then for a man devoted to the interests of Quebec, and capable of promoting them ! Workingmen ! vote for J ULES HONE ! A Typ For pers ?.\u2018.T° + Not exactly.but pretty ner.Just listen.cut out this ad and sign your name and mail it to us, and if your hame is amongst therfirst ten applicants we will sell you a typewriter Jor cost price.This is one of the very best chances ever offered to get a typewriter at the lowest price.All our machines are guaranteed.All makes supplied.All prices from $25 up.JAS.T.HARROWER & CO.93 Sault au Matelot Street QUEBEC Telephone 3308 anon x The Quebec Bank ALIEN UNDER CANVASS.(A Tele of Canada\u2019s Century).A Fourth and Last Chapter.In which the people of Canada arc left to themselves to write the Pest of the story and thus show what part they have decided to take in Uncle Sam's pawky schemes for extending , CONTIN | bis backyard.| The remainder of thi story cannot | as yet be given in so ntany words or measured sentences, The Hon.Mr.i Albury returned to, Washington à | very much wiser man, we suspect.than he was when he paid that last visit of his to Ottawa; and, by this Aime the most of us now know how certain Canadian Cabinet Ministers returned from Washington as foolish as they had been, if not more so, when they set out on theif first trip southwards at tie bidding .of Uncle Sam and that so-called \u201ceditor chap.\u201d The faith the present party in power and its leaders have in their methods of governing the country beyond the cooperation of the people has made them believe that they may with impurity disregard even the ordinary decencies of public life.As has been said, the stereotyped parliamentary majority they have had at their back so long has led them to think that they can inangurate any great public undertaking without referring the matter to the electorate.For \u2018héteen years they have educated themselves up to the point of laughing and jeering at all the noise public opinion may make against any such undertakings.And it would not be much of a sur.\u2018prise to the honest-minded.electors, should they find out, in the most tangible way, how foolish they have been in seconding Uncle Sam\u2019s suggestions, as to making Canada a fief of his, commercially if not politically.There is an awakening Canadianism, which has in it mo -cringiog obeissance to absolutism from within or aggression from without.Uncle Sam may possibly be gifted in the wool-drawing business, but he cannot hood-wink all the people of Canada as to the proposed extgnsion of his backyard, at least this is what the people of Canada are beginning to say openly in the market-place and elsewhere.One day the rumor spread itself around ' that the numerous scandals which had marked the rule of the party in power were about to have another such added to their number.Indeed, this new and latest scandal, in a day or two, became so redolent of Richibucto sawdust that even the Premier was given a fit of the blues in presence of its pungency.Any at- \u2026\u2026 93rd Year In Business The Safety Deposit Boxes At our Head OfficeP fio \"StmPeter St., \u2018 and Upper Towa Brauch, 2 a St, 8 er absolute Protection Adina theft, fire ® loss, to | 3 heir ' jewels and heirlobeh.\u2018Rentals : erate.; 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Pierre Tardif, 111 Des Stigmates Street, Monte Tr i more in favor of reciprocity than we tempt at applying the white-wash brush was out of the question.An investigation meant conviction.And, when.the Premier rallied from his t of the blues, he informed his Cabnet that, to avoid having the new candsl amplified by his opponents nta a crowning shame and condemna- iog for sll the scandals that had pre- eded it, he would have to sanction aa.ppeal to the conntry on Uncle Sam's roposals pure and simple, here is no other way out of it,\u201d as the confidential remark a Minster of the Crown shortly afterwards ade to a group of members of the stereotyped phalanx of the ministry's upporters.{i \u201cThen we are to be sacrificed for the offence of one man,\u201d said they all, [though not openly.The indignation in their eyes revealed their thoughts as emphatically as any words could have done.\u201cYou can save yourselves, all the same,\u201d said the Minister, \u201cby finding out what your respective constituencies stand most in need of.The saving of public money is no object in a crisis of this kind.\u201d \u201cAnd this reciprocity business\u201d \u2018ventured one of the group of these time-servers.\u201cAre we to be sent back to our constituencies to plead in favor of giving Canada over as an addition to Uncle Sam's estate.\u201d \u201cPlead in favor of anything or everything that will bring you in votes; but do not forget to abuse the scoundrels who would make too much of this latest scandal and too little of the main question that deals with Uncle Sam's proposals.Between ourselves, T do not think very highly of fe old gentleman's suggestions; and J» have reason to think that the Dreier himself does not think any more highly of them than I do.But something had to be done.And so you had better go back to your constitu- ! encies and give them ail they would i most desire in the shape of public | buildings and railway subsidies, and personal promises of favors, until they cannot, with any show of decency in the exchange of favors, defeat you at the polls.You have to make the best or worst of it\u201d and with that, the Minister turned on his heel, and left them\u2014\u2014the poor victims that they were \u2014to an unseemly policy they had so long and persistently upheld\u2014to talk over their approaching fate among themselves as they thought best.And everybody knows what a leading the Premier and his colleagues have given to these make-believe statesmen as to the trend of the canvass of deception and bad logic he would have them adopt.\u201cAbuse your opponents to the full Lent of whatever power of vituperation there is in you!\u201d he has virtually said to his followers, \u201cand say as little as you can about reciprocity.\u201d And so forcibly did he express himself, along the line of this \u201cadvice, on one occasion, after pouring .out the vials of his wrath and personal abuse on the man whom he hates the most of all his potitical opponents\u2014an erstwhile disciple of his own\u2014that the audience he was addressing could mot hut notice his self-contessed insincerity, \u201c1 believe the old cock is now no are,\u201d said one elector to another on leaving the hall where the Premier, in his special pleading, forgot himaëlf so far us to denounce continentaliam, the very thing reciprocity is sure to foster.\u201cAnd how can he de otherwise, tn- less he be a non-Canadian?\u201d was the j stocky belonging torfit nearly all dead Pr adame Lapointe, 120 St.John Street.ouery in return.\u201cNo eng cam be in THE STANDARD ARTICLE - SOLD EVERYWHERE For soi ungison ning ner ol gin, % Ve Vel sis so pe EW.GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED TORONTO.ONT.favor of reciprocity if he be a true Canadian.\u201d \u201cYou are a manufacturer, know.\u201d \u201cYes, I am a manufacturer.then?\u201d \u201cAnd reciprocity may hurt business.\u201d \u201cAs it w \u201ci hurt everybody's business, except perbaps the business the party in power has in hand at the present moment, the keeping of themselves in office.\u201d \u201cOh, you are a Conservative.\u201d \u201cI am not, gor a Liberal, nor a Nationalist, not an.Orangist, nor lay claim to any of the trumpery titles, the partizan politicians are always making capital out of for themselves.I am only an honest-minded citizen of Canada.T am a Canadian, first, last and alt the dme.\u201d \u201cBut is not the Premier also a Canadian?\u201d \u201cNot first, last and all the time, I am afraid; or he would not be thinking at the preseit moment of imperiling the commiefcial status dE the country merely on account of the soothsmying of our\u201d «neighbor Uncle Sum.As you have said, he éasi hardly be in favor of reciprocity, deep down in his heart\u201d -> nar \u201cBut can a polistthan ever dare expose all that is deep down in\u2019 his\u2018 heart?\u201d cu fe \u201cAh.these you have Se this reciprocity business is all a political subterfuge of a worn-out political party ~\u2014a party on its death-bed with the old you What your and gone.Canada's individuality as & business centre and national entity is to be made ducks and drakes of, Jor the perpetuating of the aggrandisement of one n whom his co- partizans would male a hero of.There is nothing heroic the whole campaign in favor of reciprocity.The movement is a de-heroizing of every element in a right Canadian patriotism.\u201d \u201cYou get pretty warn, on the subject, not to be a partizan.But won't | reciprocity improve your business?Remember it is only to affect natural products.\u201d \u201cAnd what do liuse most in my factory, if it be not the natural products of the country, which recipfo- city will raise in cost by making them scarce.\u201d \u201cHow will it make them scarce?\u201d \u201cBy sending the bulk of them out of the country free of duty.1 tell you there is no trade argument that can with any show of wisdom he advanced by Canadians in favor of this reciprocity, partial as it professes to he.\u2019 \u2018The wider the market the higher the price coming to our farmers\u2019 say those who favor regiprocity.And our farmers will Ret a high price for their produce, should reciprocity come into forces.Yes, they may get a higher price hut only for the moment, sul what about the raising of the price of these same natural products to our own manufacturers who have need of them in their factories?The wage- earner will have to have his wages increased, and where is the manufacturer going to be, between the pay- nent of higher wages and the payment of higher prices for the raw natural products he has to have to run his factory.It is a case for him of being between the devil and the deep sea, with the manufacturer on the other side of the line grinning in his face at the evil plight he is in for competition.The great main argument, however, against reciprocity is a veritable outcome from alt the arguments which the supporters of the reciprocity movement advance in its favor and at which we all may well stand appalled.Reciprocity cannot but increase the price of lining in Canada; and go on increasing it will, until it is higher than it is in Uncle Sam'a domain: when you will very soon have neither Canadian factories nor a live Canadianism of any kind.But what is the nse of my talking thua?You will he saying in a moment that | am a confirmed something | other, that is to say if you are\" \u201cYes, 1 am going to vote for the | party in power.\u201cAnd why are you going to do so?\" \u201cBecause | have always voted that way.\u201d \u201cHumph! That is an overpowering teason, and no mistake, for you are thus giving your own country a slap on the side of the head.Do you believe reciprocity will help out Canada\u2019s individuality in any shape ot form?\u201d .your company, I am lt Good sloht to you! The cen- i us melther do I think the Premier is.He has only been having the wool drawn over his eyes.\u201d \u201cBy whom?\u201d \u201cpy Uncle Sam in the first place.\u201d \u201cYea?\u201cAnd by some, of his Ministers in the second \u201cAnd in the ue à place* \u201cOh, 1 do not know.\u201d \u201cBy himself?\u201d \u201cPerhaps.\u201d \u201cAnd you?\u201d \u201cOh, I must vote for him alf the same\u2014the dear old cock thst he is\u201d \u201cYou are a hero-worshipper, then?\u201cPerhaps; but I am not a manufacturer?\u201cNor a wage-carner of any kind?\u201d \u201cOh, yes; I earn my wages.\u201d \u201cIn what capacity?\u201d \u201cI hold an office under the party in power.\u201d \u201cAnd what if the cost of living goes, up on you?\u201d \u201cOh, I.will get m and nobody will be for it\u201d \u201cBut should Uncle Sam include Canada as an extension of his backyard, what would happen to you then?\u201d \u201cHe would surely still give me a living.\u201d .\u201cUnder the \u2018Stars and StripesP® \u201cI suppose.\u201d \u201cAnd you wouldr\u2019t mind it a bit?\u201d \u201cI do not kmow why I should.\u201d \u201cThen all I have to say is that you are the very man the party-in-power ! cannot but be glad to have around to | support them when votes in their | favor are somewhat hard to get.Poor | Uncle Sam, if he does succeed in han ing his backyard extended at this time, | will hardly crow over having secured | you as one of his chickens for incu- | bating purposes.There is no hen- pe © of a right citizenship that would \u2014_, salary increased, je wiser or poorer tury can hardly be called Canada\u2019 Century with many of youn around.\u201d WESTERN CROP'8 LARGE PROPORTIONS.Winnipeg, Sept.14\u2014The crop Is assuming very large proportions, no lesa than 473 cars of the wheat being inspected to-day.The cash demand for afl grades of wheat was excellent, but there was very little for sale, farmers evidently not being satisfied with the prices offered and awaiting the outcome of the reciprocity campaign in the election.The weather was disappointing and showed that |.rain had been general all over the West, and in some places had been very heavy, which will interfere with the threshing considerably.The market closed unchanged for ali months and was narrow.ABSOLUTE SECURITY, LS Genuine Carter\u2019s Little Liver Pills.Must Bear Signature of Far Viral Seo Facile Wrapper Batow.Very small and os cesy 9 talc as sagan.So | FOR REASACHE.CART ERS FOR DILIINESS, FOR BILIOUSNESS, [VER fra ame res, > PIL FOR SALLOW SKIN.\u20ac CICARET.TE PAPER tice as good CASSER A Lrg Shit: EUR Af LL Wenlesale Oupal-\u2014Ths leyas Bus.Lid Toronto The Nectar of Champagne Champagne Mont-tollnd Totaste it is to adopt it.A.LAGET, M St Joseph Street \u201cA am mot js favor of reciprocity, | > -~r Two Telephones Means Two Telephone Bills.You Can Have a Bell Telephone IN YOUR RESIDENCE $20.06 AND UP BUSINESS $32.00 AND UP 5,300 Beli Telephones in tF- City of Quebec.12,000 connected with the Bell System in the district of which Quebec is the commercial centre.Bell Service is Best.Bell Service is Universal, and is the onty system by which you can resch everybody and everybody.can reach you.Call Telephone 3002 for full particulars ns to Rates sod Equipment.\u2018 Bell Service is given by Experts.Bell Service can be relied upon in Emergencies, - REMOVAL NOTICE : \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | We beg to announce to our customers and the public ta general, that we will remove our office and warehouse to 1° St.Roch Street, whers we shall conduct our business.as in the past and respectfully solicit your patronage.Quebec Scrap Metal Co., 14 8t.Roch Street Tel.2777 aug Êixwed.satxly Stove, Egg COAL and Chesnut Order your coal from us and be.eure of a prompt; delivery.Bul cosl on the market at standard prices.- + Also all kinds of Building Material JF.PLEAU Coal Merchant and Builders\u2019 Supplies.~ 7 161 St.Panl 8S8treet, removed from 227 Bt.Paul Street, ° Phone, 3886 Residence, 3922, No 17 Avenue du Sacre Cour, | maylictu.thestxém The Royal Trust Co.mE Capital Fully Paid Up $1,000,000 Reserve Fund 1,000,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ' Rt.Hon.Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, G/.C.M.G., President Sir Edward Clouston, Bart., Vice-President.Sir H.Montagu Allan, Sir W.C.Macdonald, - = = = @ R.B.Angus, Hon.R.Mackay, A.Baumgarten, A.Macnider, E.B.Greenshields, H.V.Meredith, C.M.Hays, David Morrice, C.R.Hosmer, James Ross, Sir T.C.Shaughnessy, K.C.V.O.Sir William C.Van Horne, K.C.M.G.- \u2018The Company i is authorized to act as Trustee, Executor un Jer Wills, Assignee, &c., &c., and to give Bonds in connection with any Judicial Proceedings, and accept any Financial Age Se law of the Province of Quebec does not require Executors to give security for their administration, nor are they ob liged to render accounts to the Courts.The nomination of THE ROYAL TRUST COMPANY as Executor, affords the greatest possible security to Testators.The Corporation is perpetual.All its administration is publie tnd open.It does not die.Its charges are reasonable, and ives the best guarantee a Testator can have that his Estate wif be honestly and economically managed.The Company will act as Agent and Attorney for Executort alread acting, or for the management of Estates, and will re ceive free of charge, for safe keeping, Sealed Wills, in which it is named Executor.Solicitors and Notaries placing business with the Com may be retained to do the legal work in conncetion with su business.A.E.NASH, (Manager of the Bank of Montreal.) MANAGER IN QUEBEC.From whom ll | necessary informatica and advice may be obtained. TRE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, pe À In a Few Words Is a Comparison Between the Two Candidates SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1911.for whom You are Asked to Vote ~~ on Thursday Next.Sai W Pp i | | 2 : W mn : = \u2019 sh ve Mr.Wm.Price t:.3- Mr.wm.7 a noo ea sr nse ; + ue - - wos à n.OA gn an.aso _ mue ; - : k rm iy ds mga fie 6 dare: en .wo TH TE x qu In secking re-election in Quebec West Mr.Price comes for- \"A Cache \"Me: Powe tit been tavics elected as tiMRepresentative ward as an Independent Candidate, the tool of no clique, the Ee : à West.He Lad.the | ge of a powell \u2018Go inno champioh of no boodling system, the aspirant for né judgeship nor senatorial degree, the advocate of no scheme that threatens to injure our port and to undermine our national proépérity End existence.: - \"Mr.Price's reputation for honesty and \u2018Eingieness of or pose, for business ability and \u2018enterprise is unassailable.No one can accuse him of seeking to be returned to.Ottawa from .« motives of personal greed and ambition.He has alrpady demonstrated in many practical ways his devotion and confidence in the future of Quebec.He knows that this.pert has never: \u2018+ 7%,\" received justice under the present regime and, whatever Gow | ernment comes into power, he pledges himself not to sacrifice the sincerity of his convictions and the interests of our city to ~ purely partisan motives.Mr.Price has always taken a most active part in the up- building of \u2018Quebec and is ahd has been associated with many gui ¢ behind hint, dnd hud the éjpportunities of promotitis-ae inters- - ure.oN * always professed to-be, a PARTY MAN; or VOTING MACH- - «ENE, and nothing more,and admits that he is not an = Independent Candidate.Even In the present election, it was ., only after gonaiderable influence that he consented to come out.Bad positively RERYSED on many occasions.He has openly .stated, that he is putting his party above every other consider- a ation, even the best interests of the city, and the electors are asked to vote for him seriously to-secure another vote for Laurier.Quebec and Quebec's advantages are another matter altogether, and can be put off with promises, as in the past sixteen enterprises which have been conducive to, the benefit of the years.; Co community.He is distinguished by faimness-and broadness of.3\" .Mr.Power stands fpr the tmo#t corrupt administration that spirit.It is no secret that the various hospitals and charitable nay tek .- has-ever held office in Canada: - .institutions irrespective of creed or nationality have always found a generous and sympathetic friend in him and it was largely through his efforts that the Jeffery Hale's Hospital was opened to all denominations.Mr.Price that with all its natural advantages Quebec should attalh prominent rank among the great seaports of the Dominion, nd that an earnest and strenuous effort must be made at once to secure her the recognition that has so long been denied her.It will therefore be lis constant endeavor, if elected, to take the necessary steps to utilize those advantages to the full, and to see that she is provided with all modern facilities to put her on a favorable competitive basis with other ports.And it is this view which induces him to regard with disfavor any measure which will divert the grain carrying trade from our great national highway of commerce, the St.Lawrence route.The construction of a dry dock at Quebec at the earliest possible moment is a most vital necessity for the reputation of our port.Quebec possesses the most advantageous deep- water harbor on the St.Lawrence, and as the tendency .of modern shipping is towards vessels of larger tonnage and deeper draught, such a dock is indispensable.As it is, several ships which tome to Quebec cannot negotiate the channel above.Mr.Price will not fail to make the attainment of such a dock the object of his most earnest efforts.By selecting Mr.Price as their member she electors of Quebec West will feel confident that they will be represented by an: .energetic, able and unfettered delegate who will have their best interests at heart and who will not hesitate-te make his voidt heard and his influence felt in the struggle for their rights oùt \u201d of whish they hava besn cheated so often.! A Government stifling with graft and boodle.| i A Goverment that whitewyibes Theft and Rabtery, wach ' is afterwards condemned by its on supporters.$i.A Government which is even contaminating the Benth tn its endeavors to prolong its least, by degrading the most im» portant element in our country, the Judiciary.A Government of broken promises and unkept pledges, \u201cwho have no value of honorable actions in any form.: ' And Mr.Power asks the electors of Quebec West to ace .capt him as representing that corruptness, that contamination |, yndthat insincerity.i Mr.Power has never explained to the electors of Quebes West, his views on THE LANCTOT PAINT ROBBERIES THE TOURIGNY SCANDAL _ THE DRY DOCK.Le THE NEW BRIDGE CONTRACT.AND THE OLIVER BOODLING CHARGES.* spd see SR The ATELY These are only a few of the recent acts.Now Mr, Power - i 9 Mglve us your views on all of these, ¢ esta of his Division; and the City and District, in ne small métes.: HPF Toston WERT wis ofl inflifferent; being as:he bai. men in Great Britain.\u2018 EMT ili.\u2018Ask YOUR HATTER FOR Exclusive style made by TRESS & CO.LONDON and worn by the majority of well dressed 1t any difficulty in obtaining from your local hatter, apply to our Dominion Agents FADS AND FOLLIES OF SEVENTY YEARS.SCOT\u201d ee Punch recently celebrated its seventieth birthday by thé issue of 8 CAP, tesé.- grest ansiveraary rustbut.In a .were reproductions of scorés of the It will bring you luck ! most fentous.cartoons and.Rimbr- ous drawings that have appeared in the paper in the course of ith hitdory.What fads and fashions bave come snd gone in seventy years were.véry strikingly shown, and, incidentally, it was proved how the best English humor has changed in the couréé of a man's.lifetime.There can bé no doubt ' that many of thé\u2018 jokés that convulsed the verly readers of = Mr.Punch would wot be Mle to ford TORONTO.| their way into ité columns to-day, n° Us Do Your Repair Work PICARD & BUREAU | Mechanical Engineersfl aap aay Marte Engines, Eva, Wyirate and Powe Eieaers REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS Tel.1917 - - becausé anything in them that might \u2018| give offence, but because they wodl seem eather crude.Taste in many lines may Have decayed in the past fifty years, as pessimists assert, but undoubtedly taste in humor has become tefined.Nor will anyoñe but an apostle of the goat-témato can style of American humor dény that Punch has had a great deal to do with thie improvement in the general sinse of humor.Pollies of the \u2018Fifties The review of Pinch's history is carried on under decades, and in the first of them, we see\u2019 gentlmen in strapped trousers and ladies in tur- bats.We are also Horrified to see references to duels, and are thus ré- minded that the practice flourished more or less in eur grandfaters\u2019 time.Æ Punch cartoon marks the introduction of the polka in the first decade of the piiper's existance, and there is a drawing of Leech which shows a lady smoking.In the decade 8 Laliberte 8t.beginning in 1831 we are introduced lotoéyrie (+ = nu Feria aile Lan s7 slleye _irritation nervous os ated an SS, TNMST ON MAVING Be.J.COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLOÉDITNE Acts like a Charm la DIARRHOEA uae ones.CHOLERA \u2026 DYSENTERY.Cheap and arrorés those tes often fatal diseases « FEVER, CROUP, AGUE.eus The Sant Bamody kapwn fer COUONS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Kifecivaliy aute shoot oll attacks of SPASMS.\u2019 Ie Guo wolf paitistive in NEURALGIA, RMEUMATISM.TOOTHACHE.taken in drops, gradusied whatever bind: asc hon nh other remedios fail: leaves PROM to the \u201cbloomer,\u201d this called after its in the picttréf ¥re Shown As em bellished with the Dundredry whiskét, named, oddly enough, after a character in a play by Tom Taylor, one of Punch\u2019s later editors.Before.1860 the moustache was recognized 4s a rival of the whiskers.About this Punch got s good deal of fun out of the great Shakespeare Bacon problem.It sought and received inspiration from the Sayers- Heenan prize fight, which attracted as much interest in 1860 as the Jeffries-Johnson battle fity years later, A Great Btaft.By this time Leèch.and Tenniel were reinforced by Charles Keene and George Du Maurier, aiid it is.doubtful if ever beforé or sinee has auch a great quartette of eartoonists been employed by any other publication.In 1864, however, the paper lost Thackeray, and: the next yesr John Leech.In 1867 ie recorded the first of the thowsund Jokes at the expense time, too, bo the maledy, refreshing sload : can be CONVINCING MEDIOAL TESTIMONY of the lady novelist\u2019s tendency to WITH LACH ; make rather ftank references to sub- BOTTLE ; jects that men avéid; and in this yepr Be F.C 7 A cajne-Tidely MSamsbourne sy.the: staff ro ae 3 ; i ick egw to, grace for Mage that A TS > Rhaé & city.In the \u2018sitll, tod the bicycle came, and it does not require the humor of one of the Punch artists fo aise = laugh on .appear.za] ance of t old \u201cboneshakeræ\u201d from the reader who Took at one of the drawings now.Mr the erly \u2018seventies\u2019 we find Mr, Punch Jauglis~ at the prevailing tendency \u2018of +c who | supposed theniselves to b.«mart to WMERT WOLFE, CHEMIN, 87 CouIs 2 oh 5 7) Ë \u2018 ANS A \\ | 4 my 4 Bo wae THE BELVEDERE R Is offering for sale lots fronting St.Foye Road, Belvedere, Levis BUYERS cin buy any of those lots at 29 cents a foot.These lots present which h of | to on he American \u2018inn 7; 6d + to the \u201ctable turning\u2019 \u201ccraze; v the l first of the LEB} avai: t'Bgurel]\" .make use of the word \u201cawful\u201d \u2019 A Jule of the \u2018Sines.For instance, » gentleman at a ball remarks to his partner: \u201cAwful Bot, isn't it?\u201d \u201cYes, awful\u201d {Pause.) - \u201cAwful jbliy flgor, nid°t it?\u201d \u201cYi awful\u201d (Paure)\u201d \u201cAwful jlly sad about the poor duchess, ain't it?\" \u201cYes, quite too awful\u201d \u201cQuite\u201d followed \u201cawful\u201d as an in- dispensible part of smart speech, and after forty years neilhey.of them has altogether: disappeared.\u2018In 1880 \u201ctier\u201d and \u201ctoo, 108\u201d had & brief papularity.By 1676 the crinoline, een a veritible gold mine ch staff, had disappeared, and ith stiecessor wah so tight a skirt à | that mopt of the joes leveled at it might have served for last year's hobble styles.In this year Punch observed the tendency of impoverish- od Aristocrats to enter trade, and the drift to mannishüest in women's | clothes.The Acsthétic Craze In 1880 came the fad that gave Punch the grestéét opportunity in its long life for sustained eidicule \u2014the cult of the aesthétes, with their sus- flowers and lilies, their languid en- tHtusiasths, and their affected disdains.This movement lasted (aw ten years, with DuMaurlét hot on its trail, and only disappeared when the fashion came in for athletic women.In 1883 the first of the jokes at the Suffragette movement \u201cwere recorded, and of later evints we feed fio reminder.To-day, as any time in the past fifty years, it would be safe to say that of the best humor in .ovr languagé, probably.tfiree-quartérs first gets if: self in print by ways of the grest, English paper.Pt Le 3 pit TPL tel \u2014py \u201cA Tite EVER VIGILANT: LS: Ey How the Government Spends Millions to Keep Him Out and Then Bribgs Mim In.By John V.Borne.Yearly ihtereëf, at four per cent.on the cost of the National Transcontinental Railway will be $3,200 per mile, roughly, fxg and three-quarter million dollars ÿ year.Having been if business thirty years the Canadian Pacific Railway, after meeting operating expenses, has to find $901 pér nille,for fixed charges, before it can pay dividends.On an average of 65 per cent.of its earnings are absor by operating ex» penses.If the Ægtional Transoontinental cat.with an equally good propbrtion of earnings to ex penses, it will need to earn, in order to pay its fixed charges, $16,000,000 a year, in an empty country, which in being operied up entirely to enlarge east dud west trade with Great Britain.This is exclusive of the earnings of the: Grand Trunk Pacific beyond Winnipeg.© There are two dominent reasons why the Government's \u2018predictions about Îts g£éat railway should be realized, both bt which make the earning capacity ol the railway a matter of extraordinary importance to the Canadian people.CoMraviton: The first is that the people must Il I \\ E/N TI A \u2018 ide THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, The Most Famous Brandy In The Worid M2 qe\u201d When Brandy is mentioned, one instinctively thinks of MARTELL'S.For almost two hundred years, this famons Brandy has held the affections of the connoisseur and the esteem of the physician.gras \u2014 After a test of nearly two centuries, MARTELL'S is everywhere acknowledged the world's finest Cognac pay the interest on the cost, whether the railway earns it or not, and therefore, every taxpayer has a direct responsibility for making the line profitable.The secend is that, if the Transcontinental cannot make both ends meet out of earnings, and the public! treasury has to be drawn on, Canadian credit wiil be seriously prejudiced, because, for the first time in the Twentieth Century (which Sir Wilfrid Lautier \u201cproclaimed to be Canada's Century) à great new transportation undertaking in the Dominion will fail to be self-supporting, with obvious effect on the further supply of capital for Canadian development.= OC _: The Prine Ministeh was afraid the National rirecontintatel might Hé too late -agffinstäthe \u201cever-vigilaiit competitor to the south.\u201d Reciprocity gives the competitor a three years\u2019 start of the Transcontinenta! Railway which waa to defeat him.+ Children Ory\".FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA AVSUNWN u © c q > z| S F h TA evn ENT ee N EAL ESTATE Avenue, Battle Fields Park Avenue, or Avenue des Braves, such the greatest possibilities for yielding Big Returns ; J.A.LESAGE, Butd of tempe- J WE are now in a position to receive Bg A ter, Cheese, té or any other { perishable goods, to be kept at a recuired ature.Dominion Fish & Fruit Co.'s NEW COLD STORAGE, 11-15 Bell's Lane, Juneil-law- \u2018Let Laurier core back and he will{ Turn the Rascals out or they will bring Continentalist with him.turn us over to Uncle Sem.: Defeat Laurier and there'll be 06 Hold fast to Canadianigm; Continji © ! thin edge to the wedge.entalism is a broken reed.eos CH.ST LOUIS see SRAVES a _e COMPANY as subdivided in the above plan.also splendid location for the homeseeker.248 St.Joseph Street, Quebes.Teil, 3835. Weak and discouraged, | Mrs.Guillaume d'Auteuil gains by the use of St.Michel's Wine renewed strength and Vitality.The joys of motherhood often cause pain, fatigue and losses which produce exhaustion, nervous + depression and the impoverishment of the blood caus- serious anemia and weakness.following letter tells how Mis.Guillaume d'Auteuil, follow- Ing the example of many mothers, has j recovered from weakness from which she was suffering.These are her own words : Messrs.Boivin, Wilson & Co Montreal Gentlemen 1\u2014Alter the birth of my first child, Twas extremely weak | [ had great difficulty in walking, I was deeply discour aged, when my husband having one day the testimonials of several women ® (he same condition as 1 was, who their restoration to health to » MICHEL'S WINE, became convinced the value of this famous restorer and me some.Alter having taken lass before each meal during eight ys, 1 felt that my strength was Éomin ck.Being encouraged, I took a third ttle and now Î can attend to my work without fatigue and I am feeling very well, NRS.GUILLAUME D'AUTEUIL, St.Honore, Temiscouats Co, P.Q PS- Lan ning Tor been cured by T.MICHEL'S WINE.You may publis! my testimony if you so desire.All mothers or housewives who fave to assume the burden of their housework should regularly take St.Michel's Wine, to repair the loss of strength caused b fatigue and worry.When heal departs, the happiness, joy and leasure of life also vanishes.Thi ts why it is extremely important to be in good health.St.Michel's Wine, will restore health and strength to mothers.The fact is proven by thousands of people.BOIVIN, WILSON & CO.AGENTS 020 sr.Paur ST.MONTREAL ENO\u2019S \u2018FRUIT SALT\u2019 A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY FOR All Functional Derangements of the Liver, Temporary Congestion arising from Alcoholic Beverages, Errors in Diet, Biliousness, Giddiness, Heartburn, or Constipation.It is a Refreabing and Invigorating Beverage, most Invaluable to Travellers and Residents in Tropical Climates.EX0'8 \u2018FRUIT BALT' assists the Funociions hel Lives; Bowela, Bkin.and Kidneys by CAUTION.Ewing the and sre that (8 ts marked NJ S FRUIT SALT.other- wiles you Aaws ths sincerest form of Aallery\u2014 IMITATION.Prepared onl J.C.BNO.Ltd.Tab Sar WOnke London.8.8.» Rug.by J.C.ENO'S Patent.Whalesle of Mestre.EVANS À SONS.Ltd.«æ Montresi and Toronto, Cannda.Prize Medal, Phitsdelphla Pxhibition, 187.STE WELLINGTON KRIFE POLISH Best for PA vu and rn hd Cnutiery, Vega Prevent friction in cleaning & injury to Knives, GLA Never beconiey dry and hard like o\u2018her Metal ERG EMERY.EMERY-CLOTH.AEST va Mascracc caro mm JONK OAKEY & SONS, Ltd.\\Nsipgton Mills, London, Englart Every Le .A.À AM.VEL Winiriing ray J orm Tue now Toaiant Most rat.11 cleaners natant) gout Arngytnt for it.VELL Q hit fom) Bry co.wines, Om ' Wy ae de SMARTENING UP FOR THE FALL It is the woman who watches the - I counters where little things are dis- } played who is ready for a new season with irreproachable smartness of attire.The tailored suit bought in the | spring, and the good-looking hat, put away during the outing months to be | ready for first September weeks, may be all very well'in themselves; but it | will be the fresh veil adjusted in the new way, the spic-spau gloves in just the correct shade, and, above all, the last thought of Paris neckwear, that { will bring suit and hat up to the min- \u2018ute of distinction.One is impressed with the size of the jabots and collars ready\u2014in the neckwear departments\u2014for first autumn days.Luckily only one jabot is worn at a time, for two of them, wrned back as they are and pinned against shoulder or sleeve top, would look rather like a pair of wings growing by mistake in front.The modest little jabot made out of half a yard of fine batiste and 2 yards of Irish lace, which was considered the proper thing a season ago, looks positively like an old lady's lace barb now, so diminutive is it in comparison with the spreading jabots of the moment.These t new jabots are lavishly trimmed, with handsome lace, sct in pleated frills, the luwer end of the jabot tapering to a point, while the upper end reaches to tire top of the sleeve, and is pinned in place with a special bar pin which comes for the purpose.Some of these pins are half an inch wide and 4 inches long.They come in plain silver and gilt, and in very handsome styles, with filagree patterns and sunken jewels.One may match one's jabot pin with earrings\u2014and the latter bid fair to be as fashionable this fall as ever.\u2018The conservative woman sticks to the single pearl or bit of coral, worn close against the earlobe, but there are occasions when the frock is cut low at the top and the ears are well covered by the hair when swinging carrings lend a certain amount of chic and distinction to a woman who might otherwise be insignificant.Some women, also, may wear the long swinging earrings when hatted and veiled for the street and look immensely chic: but the average woman, and especially the short and plump woman, is apt to look common and fast thus decorated.High Collars for Street.Most of the new blouses for wear with autumn tailored suits of worsted or mohair have high, honed collars set into little yokes at the neck.Dutch necks will undoubtedly be worn in the house\u2014and on matinee and restaurant blouses later on, when furs cover the throat in the street but for first autumn wear the neat, high collar is the thing.Many of the new stocks are made of thinnest shadow lace or net, a piping of silk around the top acting as a \u201cstay\u201d and also adding smartness and trimness to the stock.On the best blouses these tall stocks are fastened at the back with tiny loops and buttons; gold collar pins at the back of the collar not being considered good form just now, often pinned at the top of the collar, above the button and loops.The neck- wear departments are full of lace yokes, collars and guimpes, but the smartest sort of yoke and collar, made of fine net or shadow lace, must be made at home.These yokes come in high class, ready made blouses and dressmakers sct them in handsome froeks, but it seems impossible to buy such a yoke and stock ready made.Unders!eeves of net or shadow lace are a new Paris feature.These under- sleeves may be worn underneath the louse kimono sleeves of the blouse, giving it & more finished effect.They are gathered into a narrow band and finished with a frill.In Paris under- sleeves of gathered net, stiffened with a hoop of whalchone are being sold, a decided suggestion that early Victorian modes are on the way.For indoor wear there are adorable collars in the sailor and shawl styles, and one of these handsome collars will transform the most demure little frock into a costume of distinction.There are wonderful collars of real and im- 1tation Venise and of the new macrime lace which is so bold and effective, yet so delicate withal.There are also collars of sheer linen and mull beautifully embroidered with dots and scallops, and in the cheaper grades there are machine embroidered collars trimmed with imitation cluny which are really very good looking.Some of these collars come with cuffs to match \u2014broad, turned back cuffs which have gay little black velvet bows set at the edge to hold the two ends of the cuff in place on the sleeve, A young girl launching at Maillard the other day wore a trotteur frock of navy blue nermo mixtare\u2014a silky weave of mohair with wool\u2014and the absolute simplicity of the straight little frock was made smart by the rich collar and vuffs of cream batiste trimmed with ecru Venise.Ecru in Fashion.Everything ecru is immensely fash- innable and the tan, cream, pale buff and champagne tones come under this head.Buff gloves are much smarter for evening wear than pure white, and the creamy chamois gloves are fancied for morning wear with tailored «wits.The woman who dresses well does not wear out her summer silk gloves in September.The minute humid, perspiry days are over she tucks away all her silk gloves until next year and comes out in fresh smart kid gloves with her fresh autumn trap- ving.The white shetland mesh veils continue to be fashionable, but with au- wmn suits and small hats many women are taking up the smaller face veils which always look trim and neat when September breezes begin to blow.Shadow mesh and octagon mesh veilings continue popular but small chenille dots are making an appearance on the smartest face veils, The handbag continues to be a re- tieule \u2014 if ons mar be allowed she though a single handsome brooch is} Irishism.New fall reticules are more luxurious and magnificent than cver, with gold and silver embroideries on rich silks in East Indian effects.Even silver mesh purses now have long cord or chain handles to bo worn.over the shoulder, One of the New Huge Side-Jabots.One can not wear tao large a jabot now\u2014provided the largeness is all on one side.The new jabots reach clear over to the top of the sleeve at the left side and must be pianed in place to keep them from tumbling down untidily.Sometimes a tiny hook is sewed to the inner side of the jabot and a corresponding loop to the shoulder of the bodice beneath.The jabot is a very handsome one, imported from Paris.®ne side is made of pleated lace and on the other side of the strip of net insertion which forms the center, is a narrow pleating of handsome scalloped net.The jabot is attached to an embroidered net stock and the whole accessory dresses up à simple blouse most effectively.New Umbrellas Have Tremendous Handles.New poses of grace and coquetry will be possible with the umbrellas which have just come into fashion.These umbrellas have handles as long or longer than the summer parasols, some of them reaching as high as a short woman's shoulder.These new umbrellas are also in most cheerful colorings, red silk, blue silk or green silk being used for the cover, with big tassels to match.On a rainy day the French woman is very chic with a gay-colored umbrella and a silk petticoat and chiffon veil exactly matching the shade of her umbrella.Reticules More Luxurious Than Ever.\u2018The fad for reticules still continues and the new bags of this sort are remarkably handsome.Fast Indian colors and embroideries being used with striking effect.One style of bag shows the \u201ctree of life\u201d embroidered with gold and silver threads op a rich green ground; another shows a conventionalized peacock pattern done with beads and colored silks.Al reti- cules have very long cord handles, which may be looper over the shoulder or wrist; or the bag may be carried in the hand with the long cords falling gracefully over the skirt.High Stocks for Street Wear.Although sailor collars and Dutch neck effects promise to be as popular as ever for indoor wear, with the autumn street suit the neckwear will be high and trim, and the new stocks are higher and more carefully boned than ever.This smart stock and tie have come from Paris and are authoritative style hints for autumn.The collar and tie are made of dotted white net, the tie having three rounded ends, each edged with lace, and each a trifle longer than the next.\u2014a modish notion just now.Coat Set of Eyelet Embroidery.This collar of English eyelet embroidery, which is matched by cuffs, is mitered at the Back to form a decp point, and from the point dangles a heavy silk tassel, giving something the effect of a hood.Hoods and capes are the craze this season, and there will be few coats without something in the shape of cape, hood or fancy collar, hanging at the back.The coat is made of very handsome eyelet insertion bordered with colored satin, the collar having a center of black velvet which fits around the neck.White Shetland Veils.The new veils are limp and soft as a rag.There is not a particle of dressing in them, and when soiled they may be washed in soap and water These veils are becoming to timost all women; the mesh is fine and sheer enough to be quite transparent, yet behind it the face is softened and ethercalized.Interesting, also, is the enormous jabot of white linen and Irish lace which peeps out from the coat front.Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA The top of the} stock is re-enforced with black velvet | and pinned out on a pillow to dry.| THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE: Vigorous Manhood Two Health Belt Men ;\u201d One 50 Years Old, the Other30.Can you Pick Out the Younger ?I ean show you how to restore your youth and bow to keep it.A \u201cHealth Ret Man'\u2019 OANNOT grow old; he must be young forever.Years count for nothing in this life so long as you have great vitality.Weaimess, Nersousvess, Unmauliness are conditions to de Jaugbed at by the intelligent user of my grest appliance, for it gives, in abundance, aH that vim, vigor and perve force which the weakensd system ceaves.Worm every might and ail night for two or three months, it sends a great, wasn, glowing volume of electsicity into your body through the nerve centres at small of back; 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SERVICE-LARGEST sTanees Rp CUNARDESE| MOST EX! san ROUTR XPEDITIOUS LONDON, PAR!S.BERLIN AND VIENNA, DIRECT VIA FISHGUARD.Pale izo Large, Quedranle Sevew \u2018Wireless Telegraph, Bubmarine Signals.Fishguard and Liverpool, LUSITANIA.\u201d : Oueensiuua\u2014 Plehguard \u2014 Liverpoct, CARONIA CAMPANIA Bept.23, 10 AM.Bept.77, 10 AML MONTKEAL\u2014QUEBEC-\u2014LONDOW em \u20ac fees of Steameen VILLE- MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR,ALGIER FRANCHE, GENOA, NAPL TRIESTE, FIUME.Bec Companyu Soheduls for Complete Itinerary Oarpathin, .Paanenia, Salling Hour Noon WINTER CRUISES ITA LY, RIVIE EGYPT A Jive dt Bun 21 Buado ¥.8.Blocking, Quebec Steamship Co.Ltd, ST.LAWRENCE LINE from Ghamalain Mark Market £31331) | Guedes cas este vaste, 3% wy Say, rent Petey, 88.CASCAPEDIA; 1,900 tons, wité- most modern accommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friéay, 29th September, at noon, and every alternate Friday thereafter.NEW YORK, BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES LINES Frem Pier 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR SEAMTOA and Up.8.8 BERMUDIAN, te N FE Po alan ter \u2018asteat, ni ss GUIANA, 2 p.m., 19th Sept.For all iaformation, apply te QUEBEC STRAMSHIP con, LIMITED, 48 Delbonsie Sweet 7.8 STOCKING HONE & RIVET Quebec.Ticket, Ageats, QUEBEC.RAILWAY, \"LIGHT & POWER CO.MONTMORENCY DIVISION SUMMER, R, TIME-TABLE 1911: d aft day, August my trim si leave SL o lows t\u2014 x BET.QUEBEC, & MONTMORENGY FALLS {Week Days) every out rod 1000.CR er 545, 603, 645, 705, 745, p05.0 gas, 10.45 am.every $0 mi 3148 am.to 445 pin.then So sas 6.20, 7.00, 7.45, 8.00, 9.00, 10.iis» 7 Montmorency Falls for Quebec vla nes\" Beau Line, every bour from 6.00 a Elevate, 615 Via Elevator, 6.30, 7.15, 7.90, $30.918, 10.15, 11.18 am.tete every 2.15 p.m.te 5.15 p.m, hin 5.30 Sas, from 0, 5%, \"6.15 £30,\" 9.90, 10.3 \u201cand 11,56 pm.(Sundays) RET Jute dor Montmarency I Falls, rule 1% pm.ee p.m., then 6.30, 7.30, ee Via Elevator, 6.30, 7.00, Résine Raids EE LE FonP tds ame 9.50 pom.8.00, 9.00, 00,\u2019 10.00\" aad 3 pm Leave Montmorency Palis for Quebec vis New Beauport Line.every 30 minutes from 1090 end fe 0 p.m., then 7.00, 8.00, 9.00, an ta \u2018Bievator, 641, 9.10, 9.40, 10.10, 11.10, 14 1 pu ta 518 po.then 4 from pi en io, 30, 10,30 and 11.30 pm.» 840 730, T.RBEC& 8T.ANNE DE BEA SES PPING AT MONTMORENCY PALE Wisk Dans) LS Quebec for Ste Aone de 6.00 4.00 = TH en \"18, IEPRIONS, and 10,48 pe Bre thes ts xcept ay gdsturdsy ont ing Montmorency y Falls, eres, to 5.30 p.m., then at 2.30 and Suntan ye} Lesve ebea for St Anne dy $0 Ta, 730, 8.60.9.00, 150 5 ures Sob 350 8.0% B15 918, Yas and 10.13 La te.Anne de Bea ee.For 3, Sido, 1030, Tron a, fredes.12% (ann) , Lo0, 3.30, 4.30, \u20185.13, 9.00 and BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST.JOACHIM.rt Days) bec cach 1m, age a, 4%, isan 71 gi 9.00, ORC sy 12.45, 3.13, sis.§ ies.18 ar for oe Pouchim, on am, 0 Te moche Tor Quebee, 8.30 am, Rect, Faure ZE ONTMG EN As POLLO VE VATOR eek Day pire S00 am.ie 11.38 p.m.0 i fro Montisimaca taf A xpress service fdr parce s, amall Lo CANADA Weekly Sailing) betwoesn Montreal, Quebes and Liverpool othe Twn an LAURENTIC, MECANTIC ET 4 TEUTONIC, CANADA {Sos Maintaining « service of Excoptional Merit and affordiog the latest carte fr Le and safety.Rates and Seilings on application.OIL STAR LINE x LARGEST STHAMERS © WORLD New Fork\u2014 Quoenstoen- Livervent Mie Badin 8% ES TETE, Sn TO TRE MESITEARANBAN Ti te.Apo Fg Py York and Boston aa i fa or Lr anand | Romario.sou Bi Bomar .\u2026.RR lin} | She Rm Bl apie ES orl (hsb iiece of Gre to IF.8, Steck oore, 48 Datheusie & to, 11 8, Ope Diver Poet GW Son Sn von.|MAURETANIA | .AS Fiat H t et.od pears de he ri oe hare or all all obey information =a 0 he Bep- |.fr VCRELL.B.A.CAR TARE Supetintendent.© dental Roger.J.P.E.E.GAGNON] tuosessor of V.E.PARADIS Public Accountant + AUDITOR AND GURATOR Mpvunts mrestigated and OjNected - - Flaanoles Arrangements and Cempromiesr : tquidatieo 0/ tnsoivent Batates ; = reves AN work trusted to me will bs economically and pro nptly attends d:» MIONELIES COMPANY SWILDIXI «6 Dalhousie Street \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HEODUGALL § CONANS STOCK BAOKERS H.8.THOMSON \u2014\u2014 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Building.Telephone 1227.Canadian Press Service.New York, Sept.15\u2014Fluctuations in stocks were lower today than during the erratic movements of recent days.Wall street grew calmer.The nervous tension of yesterday was relaxed and there was a definite improvement on-sentiment.The change arose largely from the.cessation of pressure from abroad.Europe bought back some of the securities it recent- jy has thrown on this market.London's balance of purchases probably reached 25000 shares.Advices from European capitals were more cheer- Tul and there was no trace of a renewal of liquidation.Despite the improvement in the tône of the market, it was apparent that the dominant factors in the financial world had not taken aggressive bullish positions.The rise in prices in the latter part of yesterday's trading was 30 swift and the demand se insistent thas it was felt that a buying movement tof large dimensions might have beén initistéd.But ort was made today té bring about another sustained advance.After an irregular opening the market became heavy.Detlines amounted to a point gr Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific, die Pacific, Reading and a few other standard shares, but the majority of stocks lost only fractions.There followed a recovery which placed most of the list above yesterday's close.Gains were as small as the earlier losses and during the remainder of the day the market moved within narrow limits.Trading fell far below the previous day and net changes were slight, Uncertainty as to developments abroad was pointed out as the chief restraining feature.Many traders took the view that the long decline had exaggerated the possible effect of any unfavorable conditions in this , | country, but that doubt as to what might grow out of the strained relations of European powers prevented an extended upward movement at this time.Until a definite settlement of the Moroccan question is reached securities undoubtedly will be handled with the greatest care.A sharp attack at the market late in the day showed also that the bear party is still to be reckoned with.Speculative sentiment is far from bullish.New Haven recovered 4% oints of its decline today.Western Union developed strength following the favorable quarterly repott of the company.National Biscuit was exceptionally weak, breaking five points, and Minneapolis and -St.Louis, which recently advanced on the announcement that it was to lease the Iowa Central and form part of a new route from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, relapsed eight points.The weekly statement of the country's clearings was distinctly encouraging.Exchanges increased more than 15 per cent over the corresponding week of last year, the gain being especially marked in the east and south.Reported movements of cur rency during the week indicate a small cash gain.Gains made from the in- \u2018térior were partly balanced hy.losses to the Sub-Treasury and à net gain of about $2,000,000 is indicated.The money market reflects the placing of loans in Germany.Notwithstanding heavy liquidation of secur- itles both for domestic and foreign account, the time money market is working definitely harder.The rites quoted for four, five and six months were at the maximum of the year.Bonds were irregular, Total sales, par value, $1,635,00.United States.bonds changed on call.were un- \u201cduction when the over.\u2018recovery from the to the future.liquidation has been accomplished but C.W.WALCOT, STOCK & BOYD BRIXIR 98 St.Peter St.Tel, 377 Approved Municipal, Corporation and ladustrial Bonds sod Debsature, to yield: 43% to 6% Selected Ligts of lavastment Securities to meet individual nesds\u2014Sent on Application.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Quotations furnished by Messrs.| Neuville Belleau & Co, 93 St.Peter street, Quebec.Sellers.Buyers Can Pac Ry.222 Minn & St Paul RR.128% Mont St Ry.a.225 Toronto St Ry.ver 128% Twin City R T Co.105 104% Detroit United Ry .\u2014 66% Halifax Tram Co.155 147 Qube hy orm .ok = Quebec com.Cement.eee 24 2 Cement pfd.\u2014 82% || Mexican.oo.oo.ee 844 Ohlo.sess 000 soe ons 52 San Paulo Ry Co.ie \u2014 Rich & Ont Nav Co.115% 114% Mont I, H & P Co.164 163 Dom Steel Co com .53% S53 Do Iron pid.105 103% Ottawa.\u2014 140 Porto Rico.65% 65 Rio.112% 112% Shawiniga: AR 113 112% Nova Bcotia 8 9544 95% Sawyer.A 274 \u2014 Bell Tel Co.\u2014 147 Ogilvie Milling Co 126 124% Can Car Fdy.64 60 Mackay Co.82% Can Converters.37 Lake of The Woods Co 150 145 Can Cotton .+.\u2026.\u2026.l 14 Canners.62% East Can Power .\u2014 Mont Cot Mills Co.154 153% Dominion\u201d Textile Co .65 A3 Steel.\u2026.4.25% 244% Sherwin .\u2014 Illinois.tee ees, 91 88% Crown Reserve ._ Penman Ltd com .56 ss Do pfd.cor vo +,.87 834 Banks\u2014 B.N.A.sosvorses Dominion Hochelaga Merchant.Montreal New Brunswic Nova Scotia .uebec .oyal.Toronto.Union .Nationale .SALES.Cement, 8 at 22.Cement pid, 10 at 83, C.P.C., 25 at 222%; 13 at 222.Shawinigan, 4 at 113., Rio, 130 at 111%; 50 at 111%.Toronto, 25 at 129.Winnipeg.10 at 236.Textile pfd, 20 at 97%.Bell Tel, 2 at 147.Canners Bd, 1000 at 102%.Quebec Bk, 25 at 137.om Iron Bd, 9000 at 94%.Montreal Bk, ! at 255.Montreal Power Bd, at 98%.Toronto Bonus, 1% at 127.Toronto rights, 12 at 6%.Packers, 100 at 60%.Royal Bk, 48 at 240.Lake of Woods Bds, 2000 at 109.CLOSING LETTER.New York, Sept.15.\u2014After an irregular but generally lower opening, prices receded fractionally further, but the market was suddenly galvanized into action by a sharp upward move in which gains of 1 to 2 points were scored for all the active issues, within % to % an hour, This sharp recovery was the best that has been seen for some months past and gavé hope to many of better things to come, Messre.J.P.Morgan & Co.are credited with having taken over a large amount of speculative stocks at prices considerably below the market quotations and thereby eliminating another weak spot in the speculative situation.After the sharp recovery the market quieted and sold off slightly, with the volume of business much lessened.Rumor has it that among the securities taken over by the bankers mentioned were 100,000 Reading, 82,000 Union Pacific, 30,000 Southern Pacific and 45,000 Steel and the house helped is said to be one of the large international banking concerns with a speculative partner.Price cutting and dearth of business continue in the steel trade and earnings and orders are, expected to shay a material re- ptember atate- ment is issued.We are informed by | reliable authority that excellent buying of stocks has taken place both yesterday and today.Lihigh Valley is said to be à good purchase and the liquidation is thought to be about The closing priées were at a afternoon low is still pncertain as jndoubtedly urgent cer eran.150% 124 point, but feelin, whether the big interests.are willing to allow à lahtr range of values is Claims Paid .Revenue for.the Yearpec.Sap Jas Total declared.The Stnderd Life Amurence Company.WY TH STAND LIE JSSRNCE COMPANY Accumulated Funds at 15th À November, 1910.8 62,217,218.87 Subsisting Assrances at 18th November, 1910 Legrinaonsassnane «os.«« 139,000,000.00 143,273,119.00 7,503,485.00 \u2026 AB Equal Sch Scheme P Ticyhold of $18 $1,000 onus to eme Po ere per been declared, 4 Zain > a $37,800,000.00 w.ORTON \"MASSEY, Chief Agent.113 Memataln Hill QUEBEC Neil Bele & (0 Stock Brokers Members of Montreai Stock Exchange Private Wire to New York, Boston, Montreal and Toronto.Any orders intrusted to us will receive our best attention.We will cheerfully furnish information regarding any securities dealt in on any of the above exchanges.Telephone Mo.943.NL.53 Per See Arthur Bruneau, A.B.Dupuls, Montreal.Quebec.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS Foreign and Domestic STOCKS AND BONDS Montreal Stock Exchange Representative, Mr.Arthur Bruneau.New York and Boston Correspondents Chas.Head & Co.Direct Wire Communication.' JS St.Peter St, Quedbee Phone 4 Hospital St.Montreal.Main 210.an open question.We should buy the market but sparingly on breaks .and take moderate profits from now on, on the rallies.Montreal\u2014Unlisted sales, afternoon session: Wayagamack, 100 at 32, Quotations\u2014Western Canada Power, 53:10 55; Spanish River, 30 sellers; Western Canada Power bonds, 87 to 88; Mexican Northern 20% to 21; Canadian Power, 44 to 45; Belding, 30 bid; La Rose, 4 bid.TORONTO PROVISION MARKET Quotations are as follows: Wheat\u2014Ontario No.2 winter 86 to 87¢ outside, according to location.Manitoba No.1 northern 10%; No.2 northern 107%e.Oats\u2014Canada western No.2 47e; No 3 western 46c at lake ports for immediate shipment; Ontario No.2 white 41 to 42c.Corn\u2014American No.2 yellow 70c on track Toronto.Peas\u2014No.2 93 to 95¢; No.2 75 to 77¢.Barley 75¢ outside for malting.Buckwheat\u201454 to 55¢ shipping points.Flour\u2014Listed quotations at Toronto are: patents $4.80; strong bakers $4.60.Ontario, winter, 90 per cent patents, $3.45 to $3.50 seaboard.Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran $23.50 to $24 per ton; shorts $25 per ton on track Toronto.Eggs\u2014Selected 23 to 24c; fresh 20 to 2lc.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.New York, Sept.15\u2014The opening was dull and heavy this morning.Traders on the floor still remain bearish.Claim the advance had come merely from short covering.Soon after the opening pressure was put on the market and stocks declined sharply, but brought out very little long stocks and the market soon rallied, getting well above the initial quotations.On the advance, however, long stock came out and the market grew dull and has now again sagged off so that it is but slightly | ~~ as a whole below last night's, There is no buying of consequence going on in market and the advance so far has been like all the others, a result merely of short covering.Bond sales $779,00, Liverpool\u2014Cotton closed 4 to 6 higher.SOPRANO WAS THE WINNER.Syracuse, N.Y, Sept.16\u2014Soprano won the Madden sweepstakes, the feature event of to-day\u2019s Grand Circuit meeting, defeating Hailworthy 2.05 1-4 It took four heats to decide which of the two trotters would get the greater share of the $4,200 stake and the face furnished 35,000 spectators with plenty of excitement.Soprano, driven by William Andrews, was an easy winner of the first heat, Hailworthy breaking in the stretch.A hair raising drive by Geers in the stretch, the last quarter being trotted in 29 3-4 flat, when the second heat for Hailworthy.In the third heat the Geers Bay gelding was never headed.Geers was unable to keep his entry steady in the next two heats and the son of Belimi-Operatta raced to the wire first in each of them.Geers made valiant efforts to over- the lead was too much to overcome.» Exciting finishes marked the 205 pace, which was won by Major Brino.The 208 pace developed a stirring contest, with My Shady Belle, the winner.Twinkling Dan took the first heat.but My Shady Belle forced \u2018the black horse to cut off a second from his record.The finish of the second heat found Snow's bay mare with a new record of 205 1-4 The league challenge cup for amateur drivers in the inter-city matinee was won by E.I.White, of Syracuse, with Watage.The free-for-all trot went to Dr.Treg, owned by R.H.Boggs, of Plattsburg, Pa, and the 2.11 gold cup cvent to Foxey Boy owned by $.À.Pickering, of Pittsburg.Eva Cord, owned by F.G.Jones, of Cleveland, QO.won the 2.24 trot which was the fastest race ever held in this class, Former Governor Horace White, of Syracuse, won the trophy in the 2.15 trot with Myrtle Garnett.In Quatre Cu OLE TX FETHERSTONHAUOH, BENNISON CO.LOUIS ALPRORSF PORLICT, LLG, Loge! Aviner OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING First paterits $5.30; second | 135 \u2018come lost ground, due to breaks, but | a WINDING UP ACT ORDER Provinze of Quebec, Superior Court.District of Quebec.In the matter of The Eastern Townships Asbestos Co In Liquidation.Notice is hereby given to the creditors shareholders and contributaries of the ssid company in liquidation, that a meeting will be held at the office of the Prothonotary of the Superior Court for the district of Beauce at St.Joseph of Beause.Tuesday, October 3rd, 1911, at 10 o'clock a.m., to give their advise on the apointment of a permanent liquidator and one or more inspectors to the said liquidation.Quebec, Sept.14th, 191].GEO.LEFAIVRE, Provisional Liquidator.Office : Lefaivre & Lefaivre, 125 St.Peter St, Quebec.ALEX.HARDY i The Real Estate Bros Reliable Connsotions In | © Western Canada Hoshelaga Bank Buililaz, GIly DAVID RATTRAY ACCOUNTANT Real Estafe à General Agent 83 St.Petar Street Bank of Noa Soetla Building ATLANTIC Made sas LIVERPOOL SERVICE ST.LAWRENCE ROUTE ov.17 ontresl, Winder be Bie Teed safling, renning toahip'e side As Fe ONE CLASS CABIN STEAMSHIPS (Second Class) man io, Ee es ELE mii i Soha rai, cones Palace GQ.J.P.MOORE, Also at F.8 Stocking, G.H.Stott and Eons & Rivet, Quabeo.\u2018 ant NOTICE The SS.Natashquan, Captain Jos Boucher, will sail from Quebec for Esquimaux Point and way ports, Thursday, 7th instant, at 7 p.m.Freight received at the Cross Wall Shed No.13.For rates and other information apply to the National Navigation Co.Lu, 116 Dalhousie street.Phone 399.\u201c CASPE STEAMSHIP LINE The steamer Lady of Gaspe, Capt.E.Bouchard, is intended to sail Tuesday, the 26th Sept., and 10th October, at 4 p.m, for the Gaspe ports as far as Port Daniel and every alternate Tuesday thereafter.Freight will be received at the Custom House potitoon until noon on sailing day.First, second and third class accommodation for passengers, For information apply to BOUCHARD BROS, .40 Dalhousie St.F.S.Stocking, Hone & Rivet, ticket agents.JAMAICA The sen breezes ate the \u201cdoctors\u201d of Jamaioa.They brin health and comfort to vi to the \u2018\u2018Garden Spot of the Universe\u201d Speclal Summer Excursions ses ROUND TRI TOURS Tlie 867.AND LONOER The largest eargers In | in the West tie Superior acco modations.many single berth rooms, excellent cuisine, orchestre, wire \"loon and nll safety appliances.THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO, GANDERSON & SON, Con\u2018! 21 State Hone & ivet.11 Buadse eovodte the = sept.12xtu,th,xat.tillsept.23 a Ernast H.Lefevre fieal Estits and Baneral Ageat MONEY TO LOAN on good Securities Tel.9060.7 Charest Street Bell Phone 3033.P.O.Box 387, BOSSE & BANKS StealBaams, Columns, Plates, Gas and Watsr Pipes, Oontractery\u2019, Suniolpal and Sulidery\u2019 Supe slise, Machinery ani Sg solaltios, GOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 1266 Pauidl, Vdédid LRAND TR RAILWA: SYSTEM GENERAL ELECTIONS.Lowest one way first class fare fos round trip.Going dates, Wednesday, Sept.20th and, Thursday, Sept.21st, 1911.Return limit, Friday, Sept.2206 1911, EXCURSION.NEW YORK.$15.60.RETURN BOSTON .$13.00.RETURN Going Sept.22nd.Returning until Oct.3rd.Annual Western Excursions.September 14, 15 and 16th, 1913, from all stations in Canada, to Sa, naw, Mich, Minneapolis, Minn, Paul, Minn, Port Huron, Mich, De« troit, Mich., Chicago, IL, Cleveland, Ohio, Grand Rapids, Mich., Bay City, Mich.Return limit, Oct.2nd, 1911.Last Homeseekers' Excursion te Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberts.Going September 19th.Tickets Good For Sixty Days.Specially Reduced one-way sec class Colonist fares: Quebec to Sam Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, Cal, Mexico City, Mexico.$51.50 Quebec to Spokane, Nelson, Vancouver, Victoria, Westminster, Seattle, Tacoma, and Portland.$51.08 on effect September 15th to Oct th, For further particulars apply te No.10 St.Ann street, or No.6 Dale housie St.Phones 567 and 73.GEORGE H.STOTT.ça OTTAWA EXHIBITION, Sept.8th, 16th, 1911.Dates of issue September 8th to 16th at first class one way fare for the round trip.Return limit until September 18th 1911.SPECIAL EXCURSION FARES.September 11th, 13th and 15th 1911, Quebec to Ottawa and retursy $5.60.Return limit Sept.18th, 1911.GENERAL ELECTIONS, THURSDAY, .21, 191k: Lowest first class one\"Whay fare.Between all stations on the Prince Edward Island Railway.Dates of issue, Sept.20th and 21st, 1911, Return limit Sept.22nd, 1911.QUEBEC AND LEVIS TO MONTREAL AND RETURN.$3.00.Good going by the Maritime Exe press September 16th.Time limit for return, September 19th, 1911.ALSC) 83.80.Going by Maritime Express Septems M |ber 23d.Time limit for return Sep- 2 | tember 26, 1911, Further information on application Blo City Ticket Office, Nos.7 Du Fort and 22 Dalhousie streets.UEBEC CENTRAL || HS CSN D EXCURSION.New York, $15.60 return.Boston, $13.00 return.Going Sept.22nd, returning unth Oct.3rd.\u201c Through Sleeping Cars going and coming.Trains leave Levis White Mountain Express\u20148 am daily except Sunday.New York Express\u20141.45 p.m.daily, Boston Limited\u20145.00 p.m.daily except on Sunday leaves at 1.45 p.m.For Pullman reservations apply at City Ticket Office, 32 St.Louis St.F.S.STOCKING, C.& D.Ticket Agent.Representing Thes.Cook & Son and General Steamship Agency.AN SHAN a \u201cEXCURSION QUEBEC TO MONTREAL AND RETURN Organized by the Association of Merchant's 23rd Sept.1911 Clerks Special train will leave St.Andrew street station at 145 p.m.Saturday, 23rd September.\u201c \u2018fiekets géod to return until Tuesday, 26th Sept.1911.For the accommodation of those returning special train with sleeping cars attached will leave Montreal at 11.48 p.n.Sunday, 24th September.This is a Rood opportunity to see the beautiful river and inland scenery along the C.N.Q.Ry.at a very cheap rate, viz ¢ $3.80 adults ; $1.90 children, TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME TABLE.Taking Effect June Sth, 1911, EXPRESS Leaves Riviere Jo Loup 7 30 Artives Connors, N.MIXED Asraved ivirre du Pourvas Connors, N.B.EXPRESE\" veuves Connors, N.Brrives Riviere du Joop.MIXED Leaves Connors, .Arrives Riviere du Tow.AN (reine Daily gn, y mecting at mundgion ve carat on with jan John NE for Vontatock, Prederleton, St.John, 4 cuites Presque ale, Carl and vort Taithrld, Me.Ant et Riviere du Ign wi with all Tntercon Tongs Railway Express urther EN Foire to KE oy 3 a Louis St snl ins.y, Csemera! ans PX belanssr, General Fond 1d ro , Riviere du Fe Quebec @hronicl Printed and erate hehe of we up, Sie 2 x luebe: crlprisms © Daily, $3.00 per emoumi rémonts \"F3 emi por ame ne 4 gage, ee TET TEAS * ; 3 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBEK 16, 1911, F.SIMARD & CIE: = 16 THE QUEBEC CHÉONICLE, | li QUEBEC AND ITS ONE GREAT INTEREST BARGAINS There is but one Quebec, and we have said the same before Core =) \u2014IN\u2014 EAE RE SR TERT hen the one great interest of Quebec was being imperilled, Chalmers\u2019 .w We Give 5 .SCHOOL SUPPLIES Jlacitescs, shir.Sis: | namely he advancement of ous city.And it us hope, tat as aed 142 St.Joseph $ One Five Cent Exercise J Justin MA, 67 St.Ursule street.| it has been proven before, so is it going to be proven again, that Books and Five Cent Seribblers Sabbath services: {lam The Min.the vast majority of Quebecers are eager and willing to stand 2 ww ù 9 9 se .secs RCE SCIE IIL IRC 3 an \u2018 by the advancement of our city as a united community and not as two.Sir Wilfrid Laurier at present seems intent on making two peoples of Quebec's population to suit his own purposes.True or false, the announcement has been made that the eloquent Premier will be in our city up to the date of polling day.On Thursday evening he addressed the \u201cEnglish voters of Quebec:\u201d but so far he has not made an estimate of how many of his audience he classified as \u201cEnglish-speaking Jingoes.\u201d Of course Sir Wilfrid will in time, perhaps, be ready to explain, after | contain more pages of better quality paper than can be had elsewhere.100 Sheet Writing Tablets, good quality paper, at Sc.and 10c.each.See our Stenographic Note Books at Sc.each.Extra value in Lead Pencils and Erasers at le, 2e.and Sc.Big values in Pencil Boxes, Penholders, etc, etc.School and Bible Classes, 3 p.m.Organist and Choirmaster, Mr.H.Gordon Perry, 96 Fraser street.Strangers cordially invited.Early Showing of NEW AUTUMN SUIT New Fall Tailored Suits of All-Wool Cheviots, in all the newest colors DRAWING | INSTRUMENTS of all kinds Montmorency Falls\u2014The annual harvest thanksgiving festival will be held in St.Mary\u2019s Church, Montmorency Falls, on Sunday, September 17, at 11 am.Offerings will be devoted to the Pemsion Fund of the Quebec MECHANICS'§ SUPPLY CD.80-90 St.Paul Street.A large assortment of Children\u2019s Go-Carts and \u201cnelish Perambulators T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Strees SILLERY NURSERIES, BERSERVILLE John | at 3 p.m.No week evening service Ramsden wishes to thank all patrons | Wednesday, because of social meeting for an exceptionally good bedding sea- | OR Friday evening.son and wishes to state that he has a = fine lot of chrysanthemums coming on for the right time.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.All bedding stock sold out.mar 9xém Church Society.All members and ent.Baptist Church, McMahon and D'Autiel streets\u2014Pastor, Rev.Hugh A.Ellis Public worship, Sunday, 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday school meets Cathedral of the Holy Trinity\u2014 Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; aiso on second Sunday in the month at 7 s.m.Morning Prayer and Holy Communion on the first and third Sundays of the month at 11 a.m.Morning Prayer and Litany on the second, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month at 11 am.Sunday School, 245 p.m.Bible Class (in All Saints\u2019 Chapel) at 3 p.m.Children\u2019s Service at 3.30 p.m.Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 pm.St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) Levis\u2014Rev.J.J.Wright, B.A, pastor.Regular Sunday Services at 11 s.m.and 7 pm.Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class at 10.25 am.St.Peter's Church, 280 St.Valier street, St.Roch\u2019s\u2014Rev.E.A.King, friends are cordially invited to be pres-\u2019 his usual fashion, how many of his audience he looked up as such.But the question remains, how many of his audience are going to run the gauntlet of his insult.In the first place, the representative of Quebec East has forgotten to be polite, in thus saying that there are two Quebecs for him to address, and, in the second place, has laid himself directly open to the charge of stirring up racial instincts to make good his cause against the great common interests of our city, namely the holding on to whatever prosperity we have without bending a knee to William Taft and his treacherous allies.Quebec wants nothing of reciprocity; and less of Taft.Sir Wilfrid may smirk in Taft's face as much as he is inclined to do, but Quebec has no need for either Taft or reciprocity or annexation to make it well and prosperous as a community working unitedly for a common end.And therefore it is at the present moment incumbent on Quebecers, working hand in hand, to rise in the fulness of their strength to tell Sir , Wilfrid Laurier,\u2014to tell Quebec's foes within and without its walls,\u2014that there is but one Quebec, with no so-called \u201cEnglish-speaking Jingoes\u201d within its borders.And how is this to be done in a direct way?By such a mass meeting of all its citizens, as was held last night, to protest against the treatment Quebec has received from Sir Wilfrid and his Jieutenants in the past, and to repudiate all such sectionalizing of Quebec for very epecial at .0.000c000 caca tranus vec anne o renee N15,7/ Women's Tailored Suits, latest model, silk lined coats, mada of AD Wool Diagonal Serge, only .ceeviviinases esse sa ue sense sen $20.7 NEW FALL SILKS.showing the trend of fashion for the coming season.ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 % 1,000 yards of play colored Paillette Silk, 21 inches wide, all the ne Bades now on sale 4 rere eerie, es 21000 per à Women\u2019s Fall Coats wear.Special .BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS.\\, CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAR \u201c Many advance styles in exclusive silk novelties are being exhibitef.¥ SPER SHE OF COORD Sk » % ; A \u2018 In Fancy Mixtures, gray or tan effects, suitable for travelling and anol che ES * ~.Bewar M.A, RD, rector.Mornin ini i in his mi i .A, RD, .\u20ac Prayer | sinister purposes as he evidently has in his mind to do in the .; - \u2019 .t 10.30, Bible Ci d d - oc .$3.75 for all-wool two-piece suits, Goed quality Umbrellas, steel fram: { D.S.Rickaby Imitations School at 230 pm, ass LE the very near future.\u201cEnglish-speaking Jingoes\u201d forsooth! just the article for school wear.Very fancy handles; black vrion cover Surmitars, Warehouss and Undartsiking said on th çummer holidays.Evening Prayer, | om SCR B00 PRES special .$3.78 Special .LT Eotabishmen oid on the p.m.Holy Communion celebrated = Theme 331 31 ae.John it merits of about mid-day on the first and third POSITION OF FARMERS AND WORKMEN.ANNDN & POWE ADVOCATES SI =e = Sunday in the month, and on aH other Sundays at § am.Seats free.All welcome.St.Matthew's Church, St.John st, Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m., and aiter Mattins at 10.30 a.m.Evensong 7 p.m.Holy Communion every week day at 7.30 am.St.Michael's Church, Sillery\u2014Marn- ing service, 11 a.m; evening service, 7 pm.\u2014 Even under free trade in natural products there must be a considerable return business in American manufactures.Just in degree as this results the prosperity of our industrial centres will be impaired, there will be keener competition amongst workmen for employment and stress of competition for leave to labor must inevitably reduce wages.We shall have the exqdus again, reaction, stagnation and depression.If we import American manufactures we must export Canadian citizens.If we ship our raw material to the United States we must have less labor for workmgp, less business for merchants, poorer home markets for Canadian producers.The whole appeal of the Govérnment is made tq farmers with the stock cry of \u201cLaurier and Larger Markets.\u201d he eighty.per cent.of the farmers\u2019 products are sold withih #ié boundaries of the Dominion at highef prices than could be obtiined in any more remote market.Who believes that the faginers will derive any benefit from access to the Ari: erican market?Where they now have a market monopoly they HOTEL ELDORADO H.Dore, Proprietor.Mr.and Mrs.Lapierre, Mgrs.First class rooms with bath.Modern, Comfortable.Terms moderate.Corner St.Joseph Street and French Baptist, D'Youville street\u2014 Services Sunday, 11 am.and 7 p.m.Wednesday at 7.30 p.qn.Rev.A.J.Lebeau, pastor, No.45 D'Youville.Edouard Hamel, J.des R.Tessier, | B.A.Sc.B.A.Sc.\u2018 HAMEL & TESSIER CIVIL ENGINEERS Hochelaga Bank Building 136 St.Peter St.- - QUEBEC.Trinity Church, St.Stanislas street, below St.John\u2014Rev.A.R Beverley, M.A, rector.Services to-morrow will be as follows: 11 am, Morning TEL.2689.Boulevard Langelier.Phone 2650, M Prayer and Sermon; 3 p.m., Sunday LADIES : Fashionsrriate trimmings, OPENING CF FASHIONS MONDAY, 18 SEPTEMBER AND FOLLOWING DAYS We specially invite you to come and visit our exposition of fall We will expose everything that can be found in the most \u201cchic\u201d and most elegant in cloaks, costumes, hats, dress goods and appro- Our selection has heen made by competent purchasers, and the latest styles have heen followed in smallest de ais.Whether you buy or not you will always be welcome and you will be attended to with the same courtesy.ARN & PO I 2b dl.sin 8, \u2014\u2014\u2014 School; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon.Holy Communion : First Sunday in month at 11 am.; third Sunday, 7 p.m.Litany: Second Sunday in month at 11 am.French Presbyterian Church\u2014The services at Kirk Hill will be held as follows on Sunday: Sunday School and Bible Class at 10.30 a.m, and preaching services at 11 am.and 7 p.m.CONSUMPTION HOSPITALS.The public of Great Britain and especially the medical profession, have continued, from the time of its pre- sentatio nto the present, to give most decided approval to the provisions in Mr.Lloyd George's insurance bi!l for the benefit of those suffering from consumption, in \u2018order to enable them to secure sanatorium treatment.\u2018The subject of consumption is as important a matter for every civilized sa- tion, and the economic advantages of limiting the incidence of the disense are 30 enormous, that sny endeavor to cope with the pest in a systematic and organized fashion must have the eupport of those who are interested in the welfare of the nation.While that is the case, there exists a not unjustifiable tear that such provision as that to be made in the English bill, is not the best that can be secured in the interests of the public The utility of sanatorium treatment has recently been called into question.and the fact remains that in the country where sanatoriums are excellently equipped and where the treatment of the consumptive patient has been very carefully studied during the last de- ish publie in the utter usefulness of sanatoriums.There is a tendency to lay more stress on the importance of an educative, hygienic propaganda for the prevention of tuberculosis, rather than to encourage the erection of large institutions intended for the cure of patients who have already contracted the disease.This tendency, essential ly sound from one point of view, is to be deprecated from another.As the late Professor Koch pointed out, the hospitalization of phthiscal patients is of national importance in so far as it limita the number of possible focl of infection among the community.Koch referred to the excellent results which have been obtained by issolat- ing patients afflicted with leprosy\u2014a method which has almost stamped out the disease in Norway and the northern German districts.At the same time, there is undoubted evidence to support the view that sena- torium treatment cures à large percentage of cases.The unfortunate fact is that such recoveries do not counterbalance the large number, of new cases which are the direct result of infection and bad will face the, competition of thirty million farmers in the United States and those of Argentina, Australasia and half a score of other counties enjoying favored nation treaties and entitled to send their products into the Dominion while they continue to exclude our products.58, .+.= + THE PULP INDUSTRY.The paper industry is a natural one in Canada.Having forests, waterpowers and labor, Canada should have a monopoly.The Amelicans have nearly depleted their pulp-wood forests.The American purpose is to take the raw pulp-wood from Canada and turn it into paper in mills in the United States.American newspapers spend $55,000,000 a year for paper.If they can get at the Canadian pulp forests they will save $6,- 000,000 a year.* \u2018These are the figures given by Mr.John Norris, chairman of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, who has assured Congress that the United States is completely dependent on outside, i.e.Canadian, sources of supply.A farmer selling pulp-wood gets $7 for the amount of wood (1 1-3 cords) which will make a ton of paper.The paper is worth $40 in Canada, or $45 in the United States: Why not have $40 spent in Canada, for our own benefit, instead of selling our raw material for only $72 - .Why not have that $55,000,000 all come to Canada?It will, if Canada sits tight.The clause in the Fielding-Knox Agreement is intended to force the Provinces to rescind their wise prohibition of the export of pulp-wood cut on Crown lands.The plan is that wood cut on private lands will be free, while paper men who draw their raw materials from Crown lands must pay a duty of $5.75 a ton.So they.will besiege the Provincial governments to abrogate their regulations.The pressure, says Mr.Norris, will be irresistible.Mr.Norris put the case very frankly and forcibly before the United States Senate Committee on May 24 when he said: ing industries to their soil?KITCHEN-WARE Ustenslls made from Indursted Fibreware are Ideal in every way.They are Light and Durable, have no hoops to fall eff or rust; will not taist water; - \u201d mitk or a*ber liquide, snd are impervious so the same, They are fitted with the best of handles and gre wot.ranted to stand any fair usage.Made in Pails.\"Pubs: Keelers, Washbesine, Milk Pans, Btc.\u201cTry Them.You'll like Them.\u201d.Aways, Srrywters in Gunes.THE E 8.EDDY COMPANY, EDDY'8 MATCHES Hull, Canada.P.J.COTE; More Bargains For Our; Customers + 200 pairs White Curtains in Swiss Appliquee Net, worth $6.25 sold at $4.50 \u2014 == cade, the mortality from phthisis has | \u201cThig clause is intended to exert an economic pressure upon the < he era in th amber of os Provincial authorities so that they will relax their restrictions.2 cases of samples of colorer Mad tions.is act, an the recent at- y shou e Canadian government combine with the Ameri- - tacks on the statistics furnisned «| can Newspaper Trust to coerce the Provinces of Canada in the Muslin, 3 1-2 yards ông, wort $1., dermined the confidence of the Brit- exercise of their constitutional rights, for the purpose of attract- for 25c a piece.¥ { case of samples of Colored Madras, he vigorously proceeded with, but it is a means, mainly, of benefiting the healthy; the phthisical patient, already a prey to pulmonary consumption, will not benefit directly by it.For him the only hope of cure and alleviation, of restored capacity for work, lies in early and thorough open- air treatment, which he can only, If he is a poor man, obtain in a well- equipped sanatorium.As & matter of fact, the usefulness of these institutions is now universally recognized In Germany, and nesrly sil the large insurance societies have taken care to establish their own centres, an advance which has been made provisions accorded to them under the Invalidity Act of 1893.Every district now possesses its own sanatorium ranging in size from twenty to three hundred beds, and built and equipped at a cost of from $250 to $2000 per bed.The average cost of treatment per day in one of the best hygienic environment.To ziminete and most modern of these establish.a.i these( the educative propaganda must possible by the exceedingly liberal: ments works out at just over one dollar for each female and one dollar and a half for each male patient.The first sanatorium, established by a German \u2018insurance society for the treatment of its members, was erected at a cost of '$20,000.Since then much more imposing establishments have been founded, but the tendency now is to simplify in all directions so that the total expenses are much decreased.The excellent results obtained in Norway, where the communal sanatoriums, farely of more than twenty beds each, are maintained at à very low figure, has encouraged this tendency towards simplification.- Mr, William Price will address the electors of the Baulieu in his Committes Rooms, St.Louis Road, on MONDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock, * A regi.gle me Muslin, 1 1-2 yard long, worth 50c for 15c.oh \u2014 \u2014 1 case of Cream Madras\u2019 Samples Splendid Patterns, worth $1.25 tor 50c, er cr We had the same bargain last spring and in\u2019 thrée days every piece wis gone, so Durty op if you want tg take advantage of that extraordinary chance.} P.J.COTE, 29-31 St.John St, Opposite Palace Hey mm fée 7 "]