The Quebec chronicle, 3 octobre 1913, vendredi 3 octobre 1913

[" + - « x K TODAY'S WEATHER ÿ \"| &howecy, then Clarins.EG | + a oo.¢ Oueber - pam\u2014\u2014\u2014 TR - 3 Chronicle.5 Hours Ending 8 pam.Yesterday, TEMPERATURES.= Minimum, 4; Maximum, $4 =x ~ _ =\" \u2014 e = \u2014 ESTABLISHED 1764 > QUEBEC, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913.\u2019 = > ONE CENT Royal Crown.Pure Breakfast Cocoa By fer the finest article ever offered In two size tins % 1b.25c, 1-51b 10c Put up expresely for \u2018A.GRENIER \u2018Establishod 1882.94-06 John Street, Phones 1247-1245 EE KILLED HUSBAND: GETS TEN VERS SASKATCHEWAN WOMAN 18 SENTENCED TO TERM OF CONFINEMENT IN PENITENTIARY.Saskatoon, Sask., Oct.2\u2014Mrs.Dora White, convicted last Saturday of manslaughter for killing her husband, George White, at Govan, on June 2, was sentenced this afternoon to ten years' confinement at Prince Albert penitentiary.John Goldspinks, convicted this afternoon of being an accessory after the fact, received a five years\u2019 sentence.LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR HUNTINGDON MR.ANDREW PHILLIPS 18 THE CHOSEN SUCCESSOR \u2018TO LATE MR.W.H.WALKER Huntingdon.Gue., October 2\u2014The Huntington County Liberal Association met here toduy in the comnly building to nominate a candidate to replace the late W.H.Walker, mem- bet of the Legislative Assembly for thirteen years.Two nomineer.were placed before the convention, Mr.Andrew Phillips, auctioneer aud insurance agent of Huntingdon, and Mr.R.W.Blair, furniture dealer of Hemmingford.The first ballot stood Phillips 39, and Blair 33.and up to the fifth ballot there was little change, the vote then standing Phillips 41 and Blair 31.Out of the 75 delegates of the association, 72 were present, and it looked as if he deadlock would not be broken and the required two-thirds cast for either candidate, At this point, however, Mr, lair withdrew in favor oa Mr.Phillips and the latter's nomination was made unanimous.RURAL LABORERS IN WANT OF RELIEF SUMMARY OF ENGLISH LAND REPORT SHOWS NEED FOR IMPROVEMENT.London, Oct.2\u2014A summary of the first part of the land inquiry report.on which will be based the next step of the government's program of social legislation, has been made public and shows the pressing need of relief for rural laborers.The report, which is made under the direction of David Lloyd-George, Chancellor of the Exchequer.states that the wages now paid do not allow the level of physical efficicacy to he maintained.The question, it is urged, is the more pressing hecause since 1900 prices have risen disproportionately to wages.Objection is shown to a © increasing degree by laborers te the wages being partly paid in kind.The laborer feels the tong hours and the absence of holidays nearly as much as the lowness of wages.The loss of wages through wet weather is a strong subject of complaint.A surprising festure of the repory is the absence of any reference to the much discussed minimun: wage of $3 ILM \u201cJOHNNIE THE FOUR INJURED WHEN CAR TURNS TURTLE AN AUTOMOBILE PLUNGES THROUGH WIRE FENCE AND OVER EMBANKMENT.Montreal, Oct.2\u2014Four people were seriously injured, one probably fatally, when an automobile owned by Arthur Bastien of Outrement, à sub- wire fence and over a twelve foot embankment at Cote des Neiges tonight, the car turning turtle and imprisoning the four occwpasts under- heath.« The injured are: Arthur Bastien, 44 years of age, right arm dislocated and fractured, severe cuts-about the head and face, general contusions and internal injuries.Mrs.Bastien, suffering from shock.injuries to the back, cuts and bruises.John Bastien, the l-year-old son, fractured skull, nose broken, face and head badly cut and one eye youg- ed, likely to die.; Georges Charier, 26 years of age, chauffeur, internal injuries and sèvere- tly cut and bruised.Co i The three male victims are at the Western Hospital, while Mga Bastien was taken to her home.At St.Catherine Road and Decelles -| Avenue there was no light to guide the chauffeur in taking the turn either east or west.lt was very dark and | Charier drove directly ahead.The antomobile crashed into a low wire fence.alongside the road ané- then toppled over the twelve foot -bank, turning a complete somersault and pinning the passengers underneath.Witnesses of the accident went to the assistance of the imprisoned victims and ambulances were called.LANCASHIRE STRIKE APPEARS SERIOUS AS MANY AS 650,000 SPINNERS MAY BE \u2018OUT OF WORK WITHIN A WEEK.Bolton, England, Oct, 2\u2014Untif the meeting of tHe Federation of the Master Cotton Spinnrs' Association on Oct.10 no further steps will be taken to secure the return of the employes of the Lancashire mills, whose strike has caused a great lockout.It is feared, however, that the suspension \u2018of all yard spinning befose that time will throw 650,000 persons directly affected out of work.Por sibly as many more are indirectlf dependent on the industry.The employes mmintain that the Master Spinners are animated by a desire to bring about a stoppage because of the high price of cotton, which makes the profits small, but the employers assert that the principle of the maintenance of their right to control their own mills is at stake.On the other hand the unionists deny any desire to adopt syndicalism, and assert that the excutive have done all possible to persuade the Bolton strikers to return to work.ALDERMAN PLEADS QUILTY TO BIGAMY.Vancouver, B.C.Oca 2\u2014Ex-Al- derman Sydney Miller\u201d who was until last January a member of the Vancouver City Council, pleaded guilty today to a charge of higamy, and sentence was suspended until Saturday.Miller dhtained his divorce in Seattle and then married a woman there, bringing her to Vancouver.The Seattle divorce does not hold good in British Columbia.\u2014 \u2014 mem em, ce ARNOCK WALKER\" GTANDA.:J SCOTCH WHISKY urb of Montreal.plunged through a.BILL IN WILSON'S HANDS TONIGHT FOR SIGNATURE SENATE PASSED CONFERENCE REPORT ON TARIFF MEASURE YESTERDAY.Washington, Oct.2\u2014The Democratic tariff revision bill probably will be in the hands of President Wilson for his signature by tomorrow night.The Senate at the end of a listless debate passed the conference report at 8:30 o'clock tonight by a vote of 36 to 17, only four more than the necessary quorum of the Senate.BECOMES LAW SOON.Senators La Follette, Republican, and Poindexter, Progressive, voted for the conference report as they did for the bill on its passage and Senators Randell and Thornton, Democrats, voted against it, as they did against the bill.Otherwise it was a strict party vote, Immediately after the passage of the conference report, acting on motions made by Chairman Simmons, of the Finance Committee, the Senate rejected the Smith-Lever compromise totton futures tax amendment passed by the House Tuesday; and then receded from its own amendment known as the Clarke cotton futures tax plan.Both of these motions were carried without roll caïls\u201cand their effect is to leave the cotton futures question out of the tariff bill so\u2019 far as the Senate is concerned.\u2019 The.bill will be returned to the House \u2018early tomorrow.It was thought at the capitol tonight that the bill would become a law Saturday.Anticipating such a conclusion to the tariff revision fight the Treasury Department was busy today making final preparations to put the few rates of duty into effect on all foreign merchandise on the day following the signature of the bill by the President.It is expected that millions of dollars worth of imported goods now held in bond will be withdrawn for distribution in this country within two or three days after the new tariff rates become effective.The eight and one-half hours of debate in the Senate today produced little real criticism of the tariff hill or the conference agreement.Chief interest ceditered in the speech of Senator Pesrose, who raised the standard A of the angora goat over the Democratic party and moved the Senate to continued bursty of laughter with his allusion to the new duty that had been put on angora wool.The principal criticisms of thé conference commit- Ohio, whose amendment imposing a tax of $1.10 a gallon on spirits used to fortify sweet wines had been dropped out by the conferees: and from Senator Borah, whose amendment prohibiting the importation of goods made by child labor also had been eliminated.GREECE FEARS WAR WITH THE TURKS A DECISIVE BATTLE 18 EXPECTED NEAR PRISREND \u2014 ANARCHY STILL PREVAILS IN ALBANIA.London, Oct.3\u2014The tear ot war with Turkey is growing in Athens, but the Porte is attempting to allay the feeling by announcing her determination to hol dthe islands in the Aegean subject to the decision of the powers.It is claimed, however, that \u2018Turkey is moving troops disguised as irregulars towards Kavala and Salowiki.Furkey's irregulars are also reported/to be in possession of lledea- gatch, which has been evacuated by Greece., Another source of uneasiness for Greece arises from the warmth of the congratulatory messages which have passed between Sofia and Cone stantinople.A despatch {rom Belgrade describes the fighting which attended the re-capture of Dibra as sanguinary beyond anything which has heretofare occurred in the Bal tans, The Albanians defended the place from house to house while walls toppled about them in the streets.They fought with any wes.pon that came to hand.Even the Serbs admit that the Albanians fought like heroes and left Dibra a mass of smoking ruins.The Serbs are advancing and a decisive battle is expected near Prisrend.Anarchy, prevails in Albania, where the provisions] government now disavows all connection with the uprising against Servia, \u201c+ PRISONER ACQUITTED.Salkatoon, Sask.Oct, 2~Accused of taking a bank check that helonged to Sam Kovish, a grocer, here, Clinton B.Maxwell of Ottawa, wag acquitted in the Soperior Court aad'Wis charged from custody.The charge grew ouy of a real estates deal and the fury was out but à low miautes, ! tee came from Senator Pomerene of |- [SHIPWRECKED -CREW BEACH BALTIMORE PIPTY-FOUR PERSONS FROM BURNT STEAMER ARE LAKD- ED SAFELY.Baltimore, Md, Oct.2\u2014Fifty-four shipwrecked pessons from the British freight steamer Templemore, which was burned at sea sight hundred miles cast of Virginia Capes were brought here tonight by the Hamburg-Ameri- can steamer Arcadia.No lives were lost and no one was seriously injured.The hulk of the burned vessel is believed now to be beneath the waters of the Atlantic.The value of the vessel and her cargo is estimated at $700,- 000, covered by inswrance.\u2018 \u2014 GRATEEUL TO CAPTAIN.Beside the crew there were aboard the ill-fated veasel William Thomas, 2 consular passenge , and a stowaway named McCormick.All signed a testimonial to Captain George Boldt and the crew of the Arcadia in which deep gratitude was expressed fer the prompt manner in which the rescue was effected.Captain Isaac Jones of the Templemore, which left Baltimore for Liverpool last Saturday, said the fire was discovered at 11:30 Monday night in the hold where cotton was stored and it was his belief that it was caused by spontaneous combustion.\u201cI ordered the hold flooded by means of the fire fighting apparatus which we had ip every part of the ship,\u201d said Captain Jones, \u201cbesides two powerful streams of water were sent into the ventilators just above the burning cot\u2019.° .\u201cWithin twenty minutes the fire reached the oil and lumber which was stored next to the cottor, and an explosion which shook the vessel from stem to stern occurred.1 ordered the wireless operator to send out an \u2018S.O.S' Word came at 11:50 that the Arcadia, 50 miles away, had heard our call, and was coming at full speed.Still, we fought the blaze, my men appearing unmindful of the danger.\u201cThe fire reached the engine room so quickly that the steering gear was pitt out of commisston within five minutes after the fighy began.The pumps were still working, however, and we managed to lwp going until nmarly 1 o'clock.Finally Edwaré Emannuel, the wireless operator, reporting the lights were ont in, his room aod the current he used was practically useless.\u201cEmmanuel ordered candles and with the aid of his reserve storage hattery he kept in communication with the Arcadia for fifteen minutes longer.Then his batteries failed.\u201c] saw we had done the best we could and thre¢ boats were lowered.No man left the ship until he received instructions to do so from me I have never heard of men who behaved so admirably under such trying conditions.It was a few minutes after 1 o'clock when | left the ship.All on board preceded me to the boats.| \u201cOur experience in the snr.ll boats was the worst of all.A storm was raging and the wind nearly upset our slender bottoms.Under such conditions.however, we managed to keep our boats\u2019 heads to the wind until 3.05 o'clock, when the Arcadia came along.\u201cMany of the crew were seasick and exhausted.Some were so weak they had to be lifted out of the boats.\u201cWhen the Arcadia started toward Baltimore the Templemore was aflame from bow to ster.\u201d TRAFFIC THROUGH SAULT ST.MARIE CANAL Sault Ste.Marie, Ont., Oct, 2\u2014The monthly statistical report of traffic through St.Mary's canal, published today, shows a falling off from that of August of this year, but still is an increase over any month of last year.rhe total freight carried by 3.182 vessels for September amounted to 10.910.265 tons, against 11489442 for the month of August, catried by 3,40 vessels.While the vessel passages locked through the American side were 1.10 more than through the Canadian canal, th: total tonnage through the Canadian side exceeded the American side by 1.545.695 tons.eu Il 4 SV \u2014 Al 1e N ba y Ge \u201cHotel in Canada\u201d Double Room.Suites from.Service up to the standard.' { Attogneye for Governor Will Single Room .a.save see A COURT ADJOURHS IN SULZER TRIAL UNTIL Mow Spend the Interval in Perfecting Their Pline ' SENATOR HINMAN ILL.! Man Who Will Outline Defence Causes Associates Much Worry.Albany, N.Y., Oct.2\u2014Only a brief session of the impeachment trial of Governor Sulzer was held today and then an adjournment until Monday afternoon was granted by presiding Judge Cullender that the attorneys for the Governor might have time to perfect their plans for opening their case.Judge D.Cady Herrick, chief of the counsel for the defence, said he and his associates doubtless would be ready to proceed Monday.SUFFERS FROM INSOMNIA, The illness of Harvey D.Hinman, who plans to open the case for the defence, is causing his associates much worry.He is able to be about the city, but he is ih a highly nervous condition.He has been unable to sleep.This is due mainly to the fact that he has been working through the regular court sessions and then spending a greater part of each night at the executive mansion, going over details of che case with the Governor.The Governor is a tireless night worker, and, as he has been able to sleep until neon every day the strain has not told on him as it has on Hinman, Of the plans of the defence little is known except that Hinman will outline the defence if he is able, and that Louis A.Sarecky, formerly the Governor\u2019s campaign secretary, will be the first witness for the impeached executive.Thas the.Governor .will testify there ig no doubt nor has there been at any time within tie last ten days.Some members of his counsel opposed his taking the stand, but he used ail his persuasive powers and finally brought them to see his view of the situation\u2014that his story would be indispensable to his.defence.A long conference.was held between the Governor and his attorneys tonight ay the executive mansion.Efforts of Attorneys Herrick and Austen G.Fox today to have certain testimony stricken from the record brought the statement from the court that this motion would have to be renewed when all the evidence was in.\u201cI shall hold,\u201d Judge Cullen said, \u201cthat all motions involving the pro- bative force of competent evidence must be left until the final submission of the case.\u201d .This ruling caused Mr.Fox not to make a motion to strike out articles three, four, five, seven and eight.as he had planned.The motion will be made later in the case, however.These articles deal with all che Goversor's alleged impeachable acts except those involving financial transactions.A motion to strike out the \u201cmoney articles\u201d already is before the court.It.too.will be decided when all the testimony is in.INTER-PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE DELAYED Toronto, Oct.2\u2014S8ir James Whitney, Prime Minister of Ontario.and Sir Lomer Gouin, Prime Minister oi Quebec, who receutly called the In- ter-Provincial Conference for the 20th of October, have agreed to postpone the conference until the 27th of October.Today the different Prime Ministers were notified to that effect.No official reason is given for the change of dates, but it is considered probable that the postponement was made on account of the return to Canada in the early part of that week of the Governor-General, The RITZ-CA Hotel and Restaurant.At Sherbrooke and Drummond Btrests MONTREAL.The most comfortable and modernly equipped * mt IT (A A in nL Ee was done in or- | CANADA AND STATES SEEKING TO OBTAIN UNIFORMAOADLAWS THE CONGRESS OF 1913 MAY BE HELD IN TORONTO OR OTTAWA, Detroit, Mich, Oct.2-\u2014Canada will\u2019 be represented with the United States in an endeavor to.obtain api- form laws pertaining to road building .à ; , His Evidence Leads to Apprehension of ore À {f the proposition meets the approval of Premier Borden, according to an announcement made at the American Road Congress here today by A.W.Compbell, Deputy Minister of Rail ways and Canals for the Canadian government.Mr.Campbell said he would use his influence in urging the UNION IRON WORKER MAKES CONFESSIONS HE IS ITER Exploits of McNamaras Ri \u2019 led By Man Arrested in N York.WAS IN \u201cCONSPIRACY urer of I.W.U.i New York, Oct.2\u2014Dynannte ou rages that rivalled the exploits of Premier to consent to thé appoint- committee representing the American for uniform road laws.TOO MUCH VARIETY.\u201c1 realize that in Canada as well as throughout the United States, we have forty varieties of road laws for every province.\u201d said Mr.Campbell.\"This tends to retard real rcad work and I heartily endorse any plan that would bring about practically the same laws for both the United States and Canada relative to good roads.\u201d The good roads delegates today lis- lisle, chairman of the New York Commission on Highways: J.M.Lowe.of Missouri.president of the National Old Trails Association, and N.P.Hull of Michigan, a prominent member of the National Grange.Logan Waller Page of Washington, was re-elected president and J.E.Pennypacker of Washington was again chosen a3 secretary.Other officers elected were: Field secretary, Charles P.Light, Wheeling.W.V, treasurer, Lee McClung, Washington: vice-president, W.W.Finley, president of the Southern Railway: directors, Alfred Noble, A.B.Fletcher, Joseph W.Jones and Charles W.Bakerall of New York: James S, Harlan, of the Inter-State Commerce Comnrission; R.D.Chapin, Detroit; L.E Jolinson, president of the Norfplk \u2018and Western Railroad and Thomas G.Norris, Arizéna.: It was generally conceded tonight that the 1914 good roads congress will be heid at Atlanta, Gament of a committee to confer with a | téned to papers read by John N.Car- i [dcNamara brothers and Ortie Mei Manigal were confessed today George E.Davis, a union iron wor Highway Association and the Ameri.| Davis.who was arrested here today; can Bar Association to evolve a plan | was the George whet O'Donnell, figured in the trial at Indianapolis thai resulted in the conviction cf Frank Ryan, president of the Internation Association of Bridge and Structur: {ron Workers and 37 of his associat His arrest and its consequences ro up the work the federal governme started more than two years ago whej the dynamiting of bridges and st frame buildings all over the cou became a national scandal MAKES FRESH CHARGES All the explosions that Davis sa he caused were touched on and test fied to at the dynamiter's trial in In diznapolis, but the fact that Davi caused them remained unrevealed i self until he told of it today himsell Davis' confession resulted today i the arrest in Indianapolis of Harr Jones; secretary-treasurer of the 1: Workers\u2019 Union.His confession su plements the evidence presented at t Indianapolis trial and makes fre charges against some of the men the: convicted and now in prison.So of his revelations concern Preside Ryan.who is now out on bail pend appeal Irom a prison sentence of se) years.Davis says that he was wip chosen to kill \\Vaiter Drew, attôTne for the National Erectors\u2019 Associati in December, 1911, after Drew (Continued on Page Four) \u2014 \u2014 12>\u2014= morning.he didn\u2019t seem to expect one, for We know it's still a joke\u2014but \u201cCan a man marry his widow\" e The joke being rather ancient we didn't deign a he went on without pausing: he can and I'll prove it.Here it is: Either he can marry her, or he cannot marry her; that's right, isn't it?Well! He can not marry her\u2014therefore: he can marry hers sister?\u201d asked the Oracle this a reply, but \u201cYes.Do you get that philosophy?\u201d we don't understand enough about philosophy to see the point.But we do know that if we sell you POPULAR NOVELS AT 50¢ that tontsin the works of all the best modern novelists, and that formerly sold for $1.25 and $1.50, you're getting a bargain, amd ft doesn\u2019t take a knowledge of philosophy to understand that.JOHN E.WALSH'S Regd, 11 St.John Street.It 15 à well known fact that all others.VALIQUET'S only with superior quality Flour, Fresh Milk and Butter from our Ste.Foye Farm, there by ascertaining as to its vafue above DO NOT ACCEPT SUBSTITUTES.VALIQUET, our Bread and Cakes are made 12 Fabrigue St.Telephone 1826 P.G.CO Sole Distributor Castle Everything in Gro Fresh Fruits and Vegetablds >» silvvir\u2019) RECEIVED DAILY,» duos iftw ad © QROCER, 135 ST.JOUN STREET, COA Phone 8% Caries: nxtlt arom: toi) not a arely wd vlad PEMUAIN- E Na wat) nobroëi nilt Yo 3 187 ne fact ai mat dag! oe BIENS \u2018Peas Re Con Bardt bas m ne mais to amawo * os and printuat at z # ~~, ee The Queber Chronicle \u2014 et ac RE ee nte: ; Quebes.* Advertise, 13 cents per agate line cach Insertion.Subscri t Dally, $3.annum in advance.per annum.Weekly, i .» QUEBEC, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1913.ve THE BORDEN BANQUET.« The nature of the banquet which will be offered te Mr.Borden in Quebec this month will be in no way partisan, and the chairmen of the various representa- tire bodies in Quebec will figure on the executive of the organizing committee.The fact that this will be né mere party demonstration is borne eut by the part which is being played by such prominent Liberals as Drouin and others.In doing honor to the Premier of Canada these men sacrifice no whit of their itical convictions or party principles.They honor + Borden for the great Canadian that he is, for his mind and zeal to bene- the poli- integrity, justice, bresdth of fit all sections of the country, no matter what tieal stripe of any particular section may be.~ Certainly if it were à question of political allegiance to be taken into avcount, the city of Quebec, which returned threes Liberal members to Ottawa at she general elections of 1911, would hardly have much ahaim to the consideration and beneficence of the Borén Government on the greund of party service.It 4s much to the cœedlit of that government that it has been actuated by no motives of political vengeance or spite in its treatment of Quebec, und that it has tuken the broad, national viuw of the case.is doing as much this city as for any other, if not more than for other, and is developing this port as ne one, whe- Couservative or Libera!, ever dreamt of developing it before.Up till 1911 ueither of the parties had ever done much to give justice to this part which, from its unsurpassed natural advantages, its position on the St.Lawrence, its expanse of deepwater harbor and the difficulties and ice conditions in the channel above here, should, with any measure of fair play, have been by now one of the most important and best equipped ports of the Dominion.It has always been plain to those who have given even the slightest study to Que- Pac's needs that her welfare and expansion depended mere on her utilization as a port than on amything else.The Borden Government was not slo# to res- lize the urgency of this need and at once set about the desired improvements with a zeal and energy that produced immediate and fangible results, the evi- , dence of which is so plain as to be unquestioned by any citizen.It replaced the old Harbor Commission by a smaller and far more efficient hoard of men who have done wonders during the short time that they have taken over the task of equipping Quebec's water frontage.Elevators, wharves, terminals, better shipping facilities, dredging of the channel, damming the St.Charies, laying of the Transcontinental, building the Post Office, beginning the St.Malo shops, laying out the Battlefields Park.completing the Quebec Bridge, commencing the dry dock.-what with these and other public works, «he workmen, the merchants and all classes of the community are benefiting by the era of progress for this sity and district which has been inaugurated by the Borden Government and which has téen so noticeably and effectively askisted and pro- joted by the energy and enthusiasm of Hon.L.P.Uetier, the member for Quebec County.Small won- Ger, then, that the citizens of Quebee, subordinating Mr a moment their political ideas to their sense of gratitude for the great local improvements of the last wo years, should join in welcoming the Premier of §anada when he comes within their gates.3 FISHER AND CHATEAUGUAY AND VICE VERSA.| he constituercy of Chateauguay no doubt knows own business, though the Laurierite canvaseers in \u2018 of the ex-Minister of Agriculture, would con- ce it to the contrary, with the same lack of common sense, they once did their best to convince the whole country that Reciprocity was the best thing for Canada at large, for the Province of Quebec in particular, and for the farmers of Brome and Chateau- \\gmay most of all.To foist such a candidate on Cha- \u2018Ygauguay ss Mr Sydney A.Fisher has \u2018\u2018flabbergast- ol\u2019 the old-time Liberals of the constituency\u2014the shen who still revere the memory of the Holton's, father and son, and who can have no sympathy with the corruptionists who, for so many years made a by-word of the administration of Canada's publie (affaire.And it is to these old-time Liberals of Chateau- gpay\u2014French-epesking and English-speaking Canadians alike\u2014that an appeal has to be made to help wut the efforts that have been, and are being made, to whlegate to oblivion, the insidious machinations of the Leurierite faction of malversators.These same old- @me Liberals have to tell Mr.Fisher, whose agents ames made of the Sherbrooke district a seething pool of corruption and false canvasses, that the county of Ohatesuguay, knowing its own business, as it no doubt does, is no place for Mr.Fisher\u2019y methods of sunming an election.Every reader knows by this by | \u201c tine that not a drachm of confidence can be put in amy political utterance of Mr.Fisher.No man has ridiculed in parliament and in the public press re-often than he has been; no public man has been nib frequently made to swallow his own words on Questions.We all remember how he main- ied that Reciprocity was the only thing that could podiidly dave Canadas from going to the dogs in her ednmercial career\u2014giving us all emphasized.assur- ahoet, repestad to the very last moment of the closing the polls, that he knew what was what better than , Sr nan fous the worid put together.A MW Béopens his campaigning ia Chateany jrgigg that he knows all about the naval jon more than even the Pugsleys and Emerson's Carvells ever jgew or conld know; and that, if nly be given a footing in the House of Commons pin, he will soon, with the aid of Sir Wilfrid Lau- 407 v.\u2018Macdonald of the Toronto \u20ac British Admirpity, not of the Borden Garetgment, to their bearings.taot is that, as {areas political foresight goes, he nlx mn Sing (a y beak npoa, in bis efforts the good e of Chateaugnay to vote for M and then dibs lbh ét@ttreidng conceit that his of view on ye lic question, from to farming, has to ted as hroadmind.h 4 to his very night bs ' | ) goes to bed.\u201cWe have only to rad whet he has beèn : wying at the very outset of his ejectionrering in the country placse of Chateauguay, to in his own estimation, as a laughable contrast to what everybody knows him really to be.\u201c1 am the friend of the farmer 20: 1 am well versed in the needs of the farmer!\" \u2018There à a Canadian Militia apd hebos there ought to be à Canadian Navy.\u201d \u2018\u2019Chateauguay aud myself have the eyes of the whole Dominion om us at the present moment.\u201d | Sir Wilfrid Laurier is just as pepular as he ever was.\" * ** Reciprocity is not dead.\u201d \u2018* There is no emergency\u2019 ~ And so on and so forth,|with a comment ready at hand to raise a laugh against the attitude of the can- didate\u2014only that and nothing more, .The yonstituenty of Chatesuguay, as we have already skid, knows its own business.The fact that Mr.Fisher is on \u201c*outsider\u2019\u2019 might be advanced as a justification of any \u2018\u2018ou! r\u2019 giving advice, especially since Mr.Fisher assures us all that the eves of the world are gt the present moment on him and Chateauguay.Mr.Fisher once had his photograph taken as he stood with bis baëk turned upon Niagara Falls, which has ever since gone the rounds under the caption of \u2018\u2018Me and Niagara Falls.\u201d Fgrmerly with him, it was \u2018Me and Brome,\u2019\u2019 or \u2018\u2018 Me and the Laurier Government!\u2019 But now it is ** Me and.the Chateauguay Farmer,'\u2019 and the Chateauguay farmer it having the task of his life before him, this week and next, of saying to the country at large, that he would rather not enter into a partnership with the self- esteem of the ex-Minister of Agriculture.The Chateauguay farmer can enjoy a joke as heartily as anybody else, as long as the joke is not half-and-half against himself.Brome twice grew tired of being, burdened with its half of the joke of Mr.Fisher's publie life; and, unless the old proverb of example being better than precept has lost its force, Chateauguay may refuse to bear the burden which Brome used to carry.Indeed the only canvass that is needed to show up the weakness of any of Mr.Fisher\u2019s advo- cacies, is to put into print his own words without note or comment, and let \u2018the reader or the importuned voter judge for himself.As an old farmer of the Eastern Townships has lately remarked, while speaking of Mr.Fisher as a coming Canadian suffragette, \u2018\u2018Me and Mrs.Pankhurst\u2019 msy yet be substituted as a motto for \u2018\u2018Me and the Chateauguay Farmer,\" when that gentleman is seeking a favor on the hustings.The gold redemption fund provided by the proposed currency measure, said to be acquiested in by Mr.Bryan, has caused the papers that have always supported the Nebraskan to argue that Mr.Bryan was right in 1896 in his quantitative theory of money, but that the increased production of gold rendered the free coinage of silver unnecessary.They do not dwell on his contention during that memorable campaign that silver and wheat had gone lovingly together down the centuries like Biamese twins.Nor do they mention other absurd-theories as to the ancient and holy ratio he expoundéd.°Tt is true that there has been à grent \u2018itfefeasd if the detion\u2019 of gold during the past fifteen years, due to the use of the cyanide process.But that this has had an appreciable effect on pfices is not borne out by a scientific study of the facts.An article in the September London Contemporary Review, written before the revival of the discussion in America, exhaustively examines the ca of \u2018The New Dearness,\u2019\u2019 which is the article's caption.It is written by L.G.Chiozza Money, « member of Parliament, who has no interest in \u2018saving Mr.Bryan's face\u2019\u2019 or in disfiguring it.He discusses the question not provincially, but as a world problem.That there has been an astonishing increase in prices the laat few years is a matter of universal knowledge.It has been noted in America, in Argentina and in Australasia, where much food is produced.It has been severely felt in the British Isles.There Comment of The Press have been food riots in France, Germany, Austria and | {iNET Italy.A weighted index number of 100 commodities, fairly representing variations in price as they affect ordinary consumption, is used by Mr.Money, taking 1900 as 100 per cent.In 1912 the price of this weighted index number was 115.In 1896 it was 88.In 1880 it was 130.In 1875 it was 141.In 1871 it was 136.From 1871 to 1891 the production of gold was stationary.But the prices varied greatly.During the last twelve years the production of gold doubled while .prices increased one-sixth.Of forty-five chief articles taken from the list of a hundred, thirty rose in price, while fifteen fell.Under the quantitative theory why should any have fallen?Wheat rose and rice fell.Lead, fell and tin rose.Mr Money points out an increased use of gold in the arts and for orna- mentative and decorative purposes.He refers to European war chests of gold and to the hoarding of gold in India.He shows that the bulk of business is not done with gold.The bank deposits in England are ten times all the coined gold in the country.Credit is \u2018\u2018coined\u2019\u2019 in modern business and the velocity of exchange has increased greatly with improved methods of transmission and transportation.Mr.Money does not attempt to explain the cause of high prices in every instance.He restricts his article to showing that the increased production of metallic money can not be held responsible.He suggests, however, that with improved labor appliances men ox- ploited newly developed countries and flooded (he markets with cheap products.As a result he sten- dard of living increased and there was an almost unprecedented emigration of people from low-wage , SU BOOKS [ime] eed ha Ki py Ros iy Vs No Moving Parts\u2014 .>s- No Litter ; No Wastepu _.- Endorsed Everywhere IN 6 goo Toilet , EDPYE HQNLIWON\u201d - Tote, P= Delivers units of two sheets, as needed.Finished in beautiful nickel plate\u2014impossible to get out of order.A necessity oi every modera home or public building.We Give This No matter where you live, you can secure an \" Fixture F \u201cOnliwon\u201d Cabinet without cost.It fs simply 1 TEE ccessary to buy your regular supply of EDDY'S Chemically-Purified Toilet Paper from us\u2014the Cabinet is included FREE.Let us send you tuli particulars, Write today.The E.B.Eddy Company, Limited \"Always, everywhere in Canada, ask for EDDY'S Matches.\u201c| Simons & Minguy , 10 Fabriqus Street, Tophons 334 QUAND a - Have opened.their popular Millinery NParlors for the Autumn Sehson, sad have on hand a large assortment of behutifal Parisienne designs, as well as a fine line of Velvets, Velour and Jetts of superior quality.A first Class assortment of Children's Mil finery is also rn view.A \u2018visit from our patrons is highly solicited.Ass.ET.BROS CUNA ITALY\u2014RIVIERA\u2014EGYPT.Calling Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, Monaco (or Genoa) Naples, Alexandria and Fiume.88.\u2018\u2018Franconia,\u201d \u2018\u2018Laconia,\u201d\u2019 \u2018\u2018Carmania\u2019 and \u201cCaronia,\u201d\u2019 Nov.15th and Dec.2nd, 1913.Jan.8, 22 and 31, Feb.24, and March 17, 1914.For descriptive hooklets, rates, plans, «te, if apply to + HONE& RIVET, General Travel Agency \u201c31 BUADE 8T, OPPOSITE THY.BASILICA, QUEBEC.TELEPHONE 4104 ed - MILLINERS - \u20ac4 John St == J.Arthur LaRue, Eugene Trudel, CA, LLA LILA.SILARUE & TRUDEL I Afécountants, Auditors, Adsainistrators, - Appraisers, Trustees, Liquidation of insolvent estates, Compromise between debtors and creditors.HIGH GRADE DIAMONDS Blue, Blue White, Steel Grey and White.Fine Specimen Brilliants in two carat weights suitable for Solitaires.Matched Pairs, one, two and up to five carats, for Earrings.\u201cWe specialize in Fine Fancy Gems of quality and value.Platinum and gold mountings made to order.PRR EE G.SEIFERT & SONS DIAMOND MERCHANTS 16 FABRIQUE STREET 126 8T.PETER STREET,.\u201cDOMINION BUILDING\" Tel, 4520-4521, New Autumn Timed Vee Ho 18.J.SHAWS woth, es vers mea M & À Brownrige * \\ vue me SHOOTING SEAS New Guns, Rifes, Piotol, Ammunition, Decoy\u2019s, Tenti, Fluks, Blankets, Sleeping Bagy Campisg Outfies, Fishing T us CLÉS: = CHINIC == Sporting Goods Shot Guns and Rifies | a Foi A * Grey od Red Camp Blankets * 13 St.John St.Telephone 873 \u2014 et Wie Dogs Your Family Washieg ?Why not try our service this We will wash your e will wash clothes clean and sweet.This wash the colored clotises clean, \u2019 without fading them Wolk BR.starch all the pisces that need it, and dry them and the other clothing.ell iron all the flat pieces; the bed and table linen, towels, ete, and give them a smooth even finish that no hand could equal.Imperial: 54 ST, VALIER STREST.200 Valier Street, Bhop No.§ Blanches , Street - : Co Furniture of sll de: made, ET stored or shipped as Mattresses made over, polishing and repairing.and line oleum our specialties.20210 Reasonable prices.\"TAKE NOTE Free \u2018 50 non uveriook your Fall § | and Winter Suit and Overcost.(| R 1 stock nothing But the best in § material and give perfect fit.Drop in and choose for your- |] } se .S.| BURKE ss \u201cteb.léxtnon, wed,fria y 120 te 40 Por Can On Our Entire Sééck ot \"| Agdxly 8 © DUFFERIN | TERRACE - HOUSE Opposite Governor's Garden and Chateau Frontenac.Terms moderate.5 Genevieve Ave, Cape, Quebec.MRS.WHELAN, Prop.Phone 4237.* Iy.oxly Won Koss GENERAL INSURANCE BROKE) \"111 Mowataia Hit Lu, GILBERT & OIE § 1s herepy given that'the 'ie- at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is submerged, as well as other deep water Pier that was there up to last xinter at the vier of the Jong wharl, he positics of ¢ the mou of the Cap roues ov 1 as heretofore shown by & fat buoy by day, and a white light by night.and the position\u201d of the deep water pier, re.\u2019 «ently taken at the end of the ions what! is in as straight fine with the said flat buoy and about 60 feet 49 the west.A | ae an Wish, SAINGBIAND, wer \u2018a ess Agent \u2019 SHOES | NOTICE t + \u2018 4 ov / ' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1915.Also, furlined Mens\u2019 Sheep or Furlined Coats We have just put into steck a big job of Men's Bheep-lined Caats for lumbermen who work in the epsn daring Wintershells.of stromg Duck, others of Corduroy.We have a very selling these coats at very low prices at prusent.ts.Some have big stock, and are T : & THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Retail Division, 157-173 St Joseph Street, Quebec, $1 and $1.25 Q ality in English-Made Cape Gloves, Special, 79c If you hive ever bought the genuine English-made Cape Gloves you know thet they are priced from $1.00 pep pair upwards.These Gloves which we offer &t a Special Price are of the $1.00 and $1.25 variety.They have Extra Value stamped on them as plainly as a coin is marked with its face value.These Gloves are two-dome style, and as they are not quite so briskly in demand as the one-dome Gloves we gre going to stimulate sales by reducing the price.These Gloves are in assorted shades of tan.Sizes 6 to 7, We guarantee every pair as fully as though you paid full price for them.On Sale Friday and Saturday, at, per pair .\u201cee T9 economical.Fall Cloakings, Special, Per Yard, $1.69 You know the extraordinary vogue that the new nap, or.curled cloth will enjoy this season.This fact makes a Special Sale at this early date à very unusual occurrence, and if you are won- dering-what kind of a Fall coat you will have it will pay you to act upon this announcement.* This is à Sale of perfectly new fashionable goods.There are two distinet styles offered.\u201c.The new Blanket mixture, and the equally new curled Cloth.Ce \u2019 These goods are all 54 inches wide, and are shown in an extensive variety of mixed colors.Bpecial Price, per Yd.\u2026\u20260osecsasssessas see enes aeeere vencnancens connu ne ne $169 Mens\u2019 Worth 40e, Price 25c A decided snap in our Men's Furnishing Department.It is true that we regularly sell these Socks at 30c a pair but our buyer declares that nowhere in the city can you buy such socks under 40c a pair, and we believe it literally.This Sale is more or less of an experiment in judging the ji public's idea of value.Our buyer says he couldn't sell any more of these socks by selling them at 25¢ a pair instead of 30e.We think otherwise, so HERE I8 YOUR OPPORTUNITY.All-weol Socks in black and steel grey, our regular 30e line, P PER PAIE sos s< cause Me cc cn reca sons s roues 0.25E Socks Toa Ar fl Special Selected Eggs, per dozen.30c Chase & Sanborn\u2019s Coffee, tA Los tie eens Club Coffee, Mocha and Java Blend, per lb, tin .0.tiie 42c Lipton's Coffee, per Ib.tin.S0c We sell all blends of package teas, such as Ridway\u2019s, Salada, Melagama, Red Clover, Lipton's.Franco-American Soups.per quart tin .Morton's Boiled Rabbitt, per 2 1-2 Ib.tin .J J Extra Mild Cooked Ham, per 1b.38¢ Breakfast Bacon in slices, per Ib.24c Preserved Bloaters, in 1-1b.cans, 3 cans for .oeeiiiiiiia.Mc Morton's assorted Pickles, per bottle 2e.vu een av.25\u20ac Marsop & Fils Wine Vinegar, per litre bottle .s.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Cross & Blackwell's malt vinegar, pint bottle .19c LIMITED, Demonstration of Grape-Nuts Post Toasties and Instant Postum will be held in our Grocery Department on Friday and Saturday.You should not fail to Visit this demonstration and be served with a cup bf Instant Postum, that delicious beverage that so many people are now using in place of coffee.It is prepared in an instant by adding hot water, and is very Try the other products also.Friday Grocery \u201cLeaders\u201d Lobster, per 1-1b.tin.s.40¢c Morton's Fresh Herrings, per lb.tm Lens Leuven cesse casses na es 15e Can Good Strong Cheese, per fb.\u2026.25e Jam, per 5-1b LL 1212.20) Soc Smith's pute Tomato Catsup, per English Plum Pudding in 2-1b.cans, 1 1-2-pint boctle 25¢ Jcansfor.récentes Sic Lentils for soup, per Ib.10e 3 lbs.box of mixed Biscuits made in : Scottstown, P.Q., for.28¢ , per db.12¢ Indian Dahl for soup.per Ib Cornstarch Biscuits, 1b .25e SN See Our Window Display of Lamps The variety of our stock of fancy electric and other lampe is partially demonstrated by the elegant display now being made in our windows.It would be well worth your while to look at this display, and if you will come down to ous China Department, it will be « pleasure to show you the finest assortment of lamps and Fine China that can be seen in the city.Aunt Jemima's Pancake flour, 1 1-2 Ib.package .1200000000 14e Carolina Rice, per Ib, bag.12¢ Pettijohn\u2019s Breakfast Food, pkg.19c Red Rose Baking Powder, large box Rice, 12 1-2-b.bag.46¢c Granulated Sugar, 20-1b.bag.95¢ Barbadoes Sugar, 10 ibs.for.39c Grant's Scotch Ostmeal, 7-1b.box.eae reese vranee secs nan 65¢ Babyhead Vermicelli, per pkg.Crees ecsas sasancu 0 ones se & 10c Barley, per 1b, Sc, fine.6c Green dried Peas, per 1b.6 Stella Brand Plums in syrup, 2%-1b.25¢ Morton's whole Pineapple, 2%-Ib.can 30c Raspberry, Strawberry and Apple Webb's assorted milk chocolate, per LO S0c Baker's sweetened Chocolate, per LL J sue oosma sans 0e ss .After dinner Mines, per Ib.20c Our Special Chocolates, per box.= ; Very Special Sale of Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s Boots THE splendid quality of the boots offered in this Special Sale makes this event a most important one.We do not ever buy jobs just because they happen to be low-priced, and this is a case where we snapped up a lot of goods because the quality impressed us greatly.THESE FOOTS ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.Ladies\u2019 Patent Leather laced Boots, 214, 3and \u20ac Special, per pair, only Children\u2019s Patent Leather Blucher laced Boots, with Moch ; sizes 24, 5678 9 Ea 10.Speci) pares ro en 6753 89c \"= $2.59 sesesecsenes ess senso1c sa.0cn008 GLIMPSES OF OLD (UEBEC 4 THIRTY YEARS | AGO TODAY Dr.James Sewell Thicty years ago at this time, Quebec lost one of its most useful and pveable citizens Death came yesterday, after months of suffering, from a dangerous \u2018maiady.Dr.Sewell was the son of the late Chief Justice Sewell, and leaves but two surviving brothers, Rev.Edmund Seweil of this city, \u2018formerly pastor of Trinity church, or Sewell's chapel, as it \u2018was then called, and the Rev.Henry D.Sewell, now living in England.Dr.Eewell was the oldest medical practitioner in this city.For half a century the decéased gentleman practiced his profession in the ancient capital.During the troubles of 1837-38 he was attached to the Royal Volunteer\u2019 Artillery.He was Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine in Laval University since its establishment, and for 43 years past nne of the visiting physicians of tbe Hotel Dieu, and for 30 years chairoman of the Marine Hospital Commission.He was visiting physician of St.George Society and of the Protestant Home, and also a Governor of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of the Province of Quebec.A Justice of the Peace and a City Councillor.Deceased was an M.Aof Lennoxville and an M.D.of Edinburgh.Dr.Sewellawmndor mayy years a member of the select vestry of the English Cathedral, and his musical services were freely placed at the disposal of the congregation during those periods when the church was without an organist.The Imperial Bank of Canada DIVIDEND No.93.Notice is hereby given that a dive dend at the rate of twelve per cent (12%) per annom upon the Paid-up Capital Stock of this institution has been declared for the three months ending 3ist of October, 1913, and that the same will be payable at the Head Office and Branches on and after Saturday, the ist day of November, next, The transfer books will be closed from the 17th to the 31st October, 1913, both days inclusive.By order of the Board.D.R.WILKIE, General Manager.Toronto, 17th September, 1913.Detdtodl From the Files of the CHRONICLE, August, 1813 and 1883.rencenvaneanemsous encens * A HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY Americans Increasing Thair Forces, The Americans appear to be still increasing their forces on our frontiers.They.however, thought proper, to withdraw from Odeltown and have retired to the little Chazy river, where we understand their main body is at present encamped.Our advanced pickets have been pushed on to Odeltown.The roads by the Chataguay and in other directions, have been completely obstructed, and are well guarded, and a proportion of the militia has been called out to assist in repelling the enemy, should he venture to advance into this Province.Marching Upon St.Regis.Accounts from the lines state that almost two-thirds of the American army are marching to the west upon St.Regis with an intentjon to cut off communication between \u2018the two provinces, The remainder remain near Champlain; it is said 1,000 of them entered the seignory of La Cole on Thursday, We have heard nothing further of their movements.Our Militia in High Spirits, Our militia are in the highest spirits.In a few days our battalions in this district will be at the point of action to the number of 10,000 men, well armed and fearless of the enemy.HIGH-HEEL SPANKING I8 THE LAST BLOW.New York, October 2\u2014Because in spanking hig wife, he used a high.heeled shoe instead of the conventional slipper, and performed the operation while the victim was clad in a tight fitting summer gown, John Bebell, twenty-six year old.son of W.F.Bebel, a wealthy real estate operator, of No, 324 Fulton street, Jamaica, wes sentenced yesterday to three months in the penitentiary by Chief Justice Isaac F.Russell, in Speciat Sessions.The evidence showed that Bebell used his wife's owa shoe for her correction, and held it by the toe for the purpose.But she might have endured this, said her attorney, Lawrence T.Gresser, if her husband had not failed to support her and her baby.Jehcll once spent three months in the Sate À .ylum at Conte ol, BEN TILLET THANKS Sh EDWARD CARSON SAYS 'WORKINGMEN BHOULD FOLLOW HIS EXAMPLE AND FIGHT GOVERNMENT, London, Oct.2\u2014Ben Tillett, secre tary of the Dock, Wharf, Riverside and General Workers\u2019 Union of Great Britain, addressing the International Syndicate Congress today said that he thanked Sir Edward Carson, the Ulster Unionist leader, for giving the working classes a lead.When they had courage to follow his example, Tillett declared, they were going to fight the government.James Larkin, one of the leaders in the Dublin strike, telegraphed from that city today: \u201cI appeal to all comrades to send ammunition and bring tighters here.The masters admit they are on their marrow bones.\u201d SOME WATER WAGON ELEPHANTS ARE ON \u2014 One of \u2018Em Alone at Zoo Drinks 380 Quarts a Day\u2014Just Ask Keepers.New York, Oct.3\u2014\"The next time à water-pipe breaks around this Zoological Park,\u201d chorused Keepers Walt Thuman and Dick Richards of the Bronx Menagerie, last evening, \u201cwe hope it's the one that feeds the camel enclosure.We wouldn't mind carrying all the thirst-quenching stuff the camels need.But these elephants\u2019 Walt and Dick were hot, tired and their backs were almost broken.But they had done two things: They had watered the big pachyderms and had established a definite scientific answer to the question: \u201cWhat does it take to quench an elephant\u2019s thirst?\" The answer is: Tf it's a real hefty elephant, say, like big Gunda, it takes 380 quarts, or 95 gallons a day.And if you're carrying that much water you'll realize\u2014take it from Walt and Dick\u2014that it's quite a big drink.The six-inch main supplying the elephant and hippopotamus house broke somewhere underground three days ago.and the usual supply failed to arrive.So the keepers have been obliged to haul it from a point more than a block away, in forty-quart milk cans.They found that Gunda, who weighs 8,200 pounds, takes as an eye-opener in the morning a little snifter of $0 quarts.In the middle of the day, after he's had his food, he washes it down with 160 quarts.Then theough the evening he gets away with the same amount.is tame, can be led out of the house and taken to the water supply.She'll only drink through a hose, anyhow, NEW MORNING PAPER SOON TO APPEAR.The Montreal Daily Mail The idea of a new morning newspaper is welcomed in the business sections, not only in Motnreal, but throughout Canada.After months of organization, gratifying results in both the subscription and advertising departments are now becoming apparent.The plant that has been installed at No.8 Beaver Hall Hill for the Montreal Daily Mail, is one of the fates.and most up-to-date type.The editorial staff is one of the most efficient that has ever been collected in Canada.In addition to this, special attention has been paid to the subject of news services.A special cable service from Great Britain has been arranged in such a manner as to be of particular interest to Old Counteymen and Canadians alike.Special articles from many of the feading publicists of the world will appear in the initial numbers, Home features as well as sporting, financial and commercial news will be of the highest and most reliable quality.Politically, the Daily Mail will be entirely free from bias.It will also be independent of control on the part of financial interests or corporations.The advertisers of Eastern Canada have heralded the approach of the Daily Mail by taking advantage of its columns, while the management announce that as regards subscriptions the new paper will be in a unique position when it makes its initial appearance.YOUNG GIRL DYING RECONCILES PARENTS.St.Louis, October 2\u2014Kneeling at the bedside of their daugther, Beatrice Stephens, twelve, who took mercury because she despaired of reconciling her parents, who separated a year ago, Mr.and Mrs.Lawrence Stephens forgot their differences in their common grief, They will live together henceforth, whether the daughter lives or dies, and it seems that it is possible for her to live.Efforts to rid the girl's system of the poison which she took Sept.18th, have been ifvain, and last night physicians gave up hope for her.Without regret for her deed.she asked that her father and mother be summoned.Mrs.Stephens was first to reach the hospital.As she knelt at the bedside to pray, the father tiptoed into the room, The man and wife gazed at each, other, and then clasped each other's Khartoum and Sultana take about 250 or 300 quarts a day.Congo.| à Piemy elephant, uses 200.Aliss, whe hands.Together they prayed for a half hour.They remained at the 25e & 30c ALLOWS CATHOLICS TO VOTE IN ITALY POPE WANTS PROHIBITION WHERE ANTI-CLERICAL 80- CIALISTS ARE RUNNING, Rome, Oct.2\u2014After the fall of the Temporal Power, the Pope issued an order farbidding Catholics throughout Italy to participate in political elections.For the first time the present Pontiff at the last general elections waived the prohibition in certain constituencies, where Catholic candidates opposed anti-Clerical Socialists.$2 2 LADIES % Wool Zephyr Shirt Walses.Wool Taffeta Shirt Waist, Knitted Spencers Camel Hair Sweaters, Angora Sweaters, Children's Sweaters.1\u201d Recently there has been a rumor in circulation that at the coming general election the prohibition would be waived also in the constituencies ot Rome.The Vatican organ, the Osservatore Romano, in a statement published tonight, announces that the Catholics of Rome will not go to the polls.No reference is made to other parts of Italy.BANK CLEARINGS.Toronto, Oct.2\u2014Bank clearings in Toronto for the week, with comparisons, were as follows: + Week ended Oct.2, $44,207,587; last | week $40,994,797; corresponding week, 1912, $44.127.780; corresponding week, 1911, $37,805,546.ADMIRALTY RECOGNIZES UNIONS London, Oct.2\u2014A concession has been made by the British Admiralty officially recognizing trades unions.in reply to the demands of the dockyard men the Admiralty agreed hereafter, in the event of disputes, to meet deputations of the workmen either in London or at the doekyards.{t also not anly accorded permission to the men in Government employ to select their own representatives from the dockyards but will allow them to he accompanied by trades union leaders not employed in the dockyards.JAPAN 18 SATISFIED WITH CHINA'S ACTIONS Peking, Oct.2\u2014The Japanese legation denies that Japan is making fresh demands on China, and points out that China has satisfactorily complied with the original requirements with the exception of the punishment of the officers commanding the offending troops and the execution of the soldiers who killed the Japanese at Nanking.Japan, it is added, recognizes that it will take time to make à proper investigation by the Chinese Government.and anticipates no evasion on Girl'e bedaide ail hight these points JUST RECEIVED.> © Df.\"\u201cJaeger\u2019s\u201d Wool Slippers, Kid Evening Slippers in Black Suede, Patent Leather, Kid, and in all colors, Satin Slippers and Pumps.Colorss White, Pink, Blue, Gold, Black and Mauve.Ladies\u2019 Cloth Top Patent and Kid Boots with low heels, for growing girls, Everything in Footwear.: First-class Custom Work.Repaire Neatly Done.Wm, Jacques & Sons / 83% Fabrique La CITY OF QUEBEC October 1st, 1913.Public Notice Re Snow Guarda, The attention of the public is called ve clagsea 4 and 5 of By-law No.23 .comcerning the lighting of certain portons of the city, which read as fol- \"1 4 When the apparaus for the said Mghting shall be placed in certain places where they may be exposed to \u2018damage through the fall of ice or Wow coming from the roofs of build- Sugs, the proprietor of said building hall place on the cdge of the roof of \u201ctaié building a snow fender or an ap- \u2018propriate and convenient protection Le to prevent the fall on the said Nighting apparatus of any snow or ice \u2018pe objects of à similar nature to dam- iage the said lighting apparatus.tS, If the owner of à building in this \u2018pity omits or neglects to place on the \u201cedge of the roof of his building a \u201csnow fender sufficient to prevent the - Mall on th: said clectric lighting ap- * {paratus of snow or ice or other ob- \"ects liable to damage the said lighting apparatus, such proprietor shall be : fiable to a fine not exceeding forty \u201cdollars, and in default of payment of Me said fine and costs.to an imprisou- -\u2018aege for a space of time not cxceed- ing two months.1 have the honor to request proprietors opposite whose property Ornamental poles have heen erected to kindly have the snow xuard abuve velerred to crected imme diately.W.D.BAILLAIRGE.City Engineer.+ À CANADA.Province of Quebec.District of Chicoutimi.No.3880.In re.\u2014 LA COMPAGNIE DE MEUBLES DE JONQUIERE, LIMITÉE.In Liquidation; (According to Liquidation Law.Im virtue of a judgment in this case, dendered on the 26th September, 1913, the creditors, sharcholders and œontributors of the above company are convened to the Court House, in Chicoutimi, office of the Prothonotaryot ten o'clock a.m.November the uth, 1913, to give their advice as to the appointment of a permanent liquidator and of one or more inspectors to the assets of the said company in li- Quidation.J.E.COTE.- Provisional Liquidator.Chicoutimi, Sept.30, 1913.Oct.2x4 PRARLS 25 FOQUE\u2014 ENCOURAGING THE OYSTER Whenever the ancients wished te enpress the quality of extreme deli- eacy in amy object it would seem that they ascribed its origin to the eles ment of water.Venus, most beautiful of goddesses.rose from the foam @ the sea, said the Greeks.The Arabe and Hindoos found a source equally poetic for the pearl.most delicate and romantic of gems.A .dewdrop fell into the ocean and was T veceived by the oyster.From this, : the legend.was formed the pearl, § the cloud from which the dewdrop were light and pure, then the was fine and lustrous.Were the cloud, however, dark and heavy the pearl was dull and leaden.Now, however.it has been porevd | that the pearl develops from a para- \u2018ste which dies in the oyster and fa covered by precious matter, thus becoming a valuable jewel.Should the parasite be taken out of the shell by some fish before dying and then pass into the body of still another it loses its parasitic nature and becomes a self-dependent little creature, Tt would seem indeed that too many of these little animals pass out ; ef the shell before dying.for out of every thirty or forty oysters only one contains pearls.An oyster can.of course, contain more than one of the - jewels.It in on record that one taken fa the Indian Ocean held eighty- seven pearls and one from the famous Ceylon fishery sixty-seven.Bug the supply does not equal the demand snd human ingenuity is at work trying to bring about this happy state of Mfairs.The Chinese were the first to try to imerease the supply of pearls.They .drôpped fragments of nacre.sometimes round and sometimes in the \u201c ler mof the god Buddha, into the mussel shell.The oyster deposited some of the pear] matter around (hese and the pearls thus produced are in great demand.Not many years ago a company was formed to perform experiments along the same iine in the Indian Ocean It is equipped to handle J00 shells and has spent four years and $100.000 in the experiments.Little halle of nacre weighing from 40 to 60 grains are placed in the Australian oyster, a panicularly big species.After about ten months these halls are covered with the pearl matter and are very beautiful in appearance.The uit weight fot these gems is the carat\u2014that is.four grains.A famous pearl weighs one hundred and swelve, The value of the pearl is proportional to the square of its weight in grains.The unit value varies with she quality and is ygreat- est in jewels weighing from Frteen to thirty-five grains, especially if they are spherical in shape.The unit value dessens, however, as the weight it- ereades because of the proportional coetliness and the consequent diffi- \u201cculty of finding a purchaser for the Jowele.\u2026_\u2014 Nearly Impossible to Heal Skin.Badly Hurt, Sore, Red and Inflamed, Could Not Sleep, Cuti- Bowsman River, Manitoba \u2014 \u201cWhen EF was thirteen yours of age 1 gos mv shin dediy burs and when healed the skin was attached to the bone.The N lerut bruise would injure ; it and is was nearty La possible to heal.The sore would be very red and inflamed round the edges | and had & burning ewaea- \\% tios.When extre sore I AW] could now sioep at night on accuunt of the pain.[alk ways wore à cotton bandage on lt from the ankle to the knse, For à pumber of years 1 used sticking plasters, then got a salve.1 saw the advertisement offering a froe mm- ple of Cuticura Sasp and Ointment and seat for 5 mmple and purchased some mure and 1n six days tho sore wax healed complecely (Signed) James Edwards, June 21, Iv1L FOR PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS Trestment: Gently smear the affected parts with Cuticura Ulntmeat, on the end of the finger, hut do not rub.Wash off the Cuticurs Olotment in five minutes with Cuticurs Soap and hot water and contiaue bathing foe some minutes.This trestmens 1s best on rising and retiring.At other times use Cuticura Soap freely for the toilet and bath, 10 assist In preventing inflammation, | trritation and clogging of tho pores.Bold throughout the world, Liberal sample of cach free, with 32-p.Skin Bonk.Address | pust card Potler Drug & Chem.Corp.| Dept.471), Buston, U.8.A.! CHINESE BRIGENDS : MENACE STRANGERS ONE AMERICAN CHILD IS KILLED AND OTHER FOR- | EIGNERS ARE INJURED.i Peking, Oct.2\u2014The American lega- | f tion here received a report from J.* Paul Jameson, vice-consul general at | Shanghai, stating that an American ichild had been killed and other foreigners were being maitreated by Chi- \u2018 nese brigands at Tsaoyang.| QUESTION OF RANSOM.The legation fears that the Chinese government troops are neither capable or zealous enough tu accomplish the release of the American and Norwegian missionaries in the hands of the bandits at Tsaoyang and that ransom alone can save the lives of the for- cigners still in captavity.1t is believed that the ransom demanded may not be heavy as Chinese }ideas in monetary matgers are not ex- traÿagant.\u2018 + By the efforts of the legations and consulates the missionarics have been kept out of unsafe distrirts during the were not restricted irom going to the northern part of the province of Hu- Peh, which hitherto had not been cen- sidered dangerous.Aa Hankow.General Li Yuen Heng, Vice-President of the Republic.states that everything possible is being done, Xearly 3.000 Chinese troops are advancing on the town of Tsaoyang.| \\ former communication to the American consulate reported that the missionaries, the Rev.C.Stokstad and | the Rev.Mr.Juhnson were proceeding to Tsaoyang from Sing Yang-Fu but , their expedition cvidently failed.as i the Rev.C.Stokstad telegraphed today as follows: \u201cThe robbers sull hold Tsauvyangwhere they compel the Chinese citizens to guard the walls.It is cared that the surrounding force will he insufficient tn prevent the bandits from escaping.\u2018The little son of Rev, Harman Fauske.attached to the Mission of the Lutheran brethren, has been killed.The Res.Gentge llolm was seen nn Saturday bound.A foreign rescuing party is again proceeding to Tsaoyang.\u201d A telegram from Chung King says that the province of Sze-Chuen has agreed to pay the troops of the prov.mee of Kwei-Chaw $100,000, and that peace is assured.The Kwei-Chow troops originally crossed the border when the southern part of the province nf Sze-Chuen revolted.They captured and held Chung King and.other important cities until the present in spite of the fact that the loyal government troops nperating in the province of Sze-Chuen have defeated the rebels.cura Soap and Ointment Healed, | past two years.but the missionaries | INSICDAYS | IN WORLD SERIES BENDER AND PLANK OF ATH- LBTICS AND MATHEWSON OF GIANTS ARE RELIED \"upon.| } 1 Veterans of the flinging art; men \"who have stood on the ground through many tough battles, and who have gone through three world's series | without showing signs of faltering, will {get a chance to guin leuding laurels for their clubs in the coming world's championship batties between the | Athletics and Giants.This trio is | composed oi Bender and Plank of the Athletics and Mathewson of the Giants.| Kach une of this trio is aging, \u201cOld | Father Time\" is knocking at the door.and many an athlete, who had gone through the \u201ckroocial™ battles these three have would lung been out of the majors; probably out of baseball.But, Bender.Plank and Matty are hurling good bail this campaign: they have 1aken leading roles in bringing their * clubs to the front.and will tight it out for blue ribbon honors this fall.unless something unforeseen happens.Matty Pitches Greatest Ball.Although he has not the best record oi the pitchers, who will strive to land their club on top in the coming series, Mutty probably has pitched the great cst hall.Big Six has taken part in three world's series for the Giants.and in each has labored three battles.Four hase been won, four lost, while one ended im à draw.He has pitched 84 rounds of world\u2019s series baseball, and ha» been counted upon only 19 times.Next to Matty comes Chief Bender of the Athletics.The Indian right- hander of Connie Mack's club has faced the starting shot in three blue ribbon series and always has given a good account of himself.The \u201cCoppercolored\u201d hurler oi the Mackers has i pitched seven battles.or 61 innings, and has heen counted upon 13 times.| His percentage in world's series contests is 371, four victories and three reverses.! Hoth Matty and Bender hurled their | first battle~ in world's series clashes in 1903.[t's almost certain the Athletics and Giants will win.that's why it ie said we have them with us again in 1913, Matty pitched wonderfu! ball in this series.which was against the Athletics.winning three battles and not allowing a tally.Bender won unc and lost one in this series.Always a Merry Duel.The next time the pair met was in 1911, when the second series between the clubs of Mack and McGraw was played.Matty won one and lost two games, while Bender won two and lost one.Matty's only victory in this series came in the first battle.and Bender was his opponent.Big Six al- fowed six bingles te the Chief's five, ai Matty won, 2 to 1, after one of the greatest battles ever contested.Bender also pitched in the 1910 series with the Cubs, winning ane and losing one, while Matty's third experience in the blue ribbon contests came in 1912 against the Red Sox.in which he last two battles and tied one.Fddie Plank has pitched in two ser- jes, although he was a member of the Athletics in the trio they have can- tested.he did nat pitch in 1910 against the Cuhs.In the 1905 and 1911 series with the Giants he won only one battle and fost three.hut has given only «ix tallies in 27 innipgs, an average of two per game.Rube Marquard.the snuthpaw for the Giants.has hung up the hest work in the big battles.The Rube has been returned the winner twice.while he has heen beaten only nnce, that by the Macknren in 1911.Last season against the Red Sox.Marquard won two of the three battles for his club.Tesreau to Have a Chance.Another hurier.who will face the starting gun in the coming games.and who has gone through a series of this kind, is Jeff Tesreau.Jeff hurled three hattles against the Red Sox.but with only fair success.winning une and fusing two.He pitched 23 rounds.and in this time was found for 10 tallies and 19 bingles.WILL VANCOUVER HAVE STREET RAILWAY STRIKE?Vancouver, B.C\u2026.Oct.2\u2014A meeting is being held tonight, behind closed doors, of the execuitve of the Street Railway Men's Union, for the purpose of deciding whether there shall be a strike of the \u2018onductors and TA LT HoRSE.dec le) | he best thing the Scotch ever did was to mike WHITE HORSE the best Scotch Estab.1742 ' Mackie & Co, Distillers Limited.Glasgow._John E.Turton.Canadian Representative PTE AD REWARD WL he pat 10 Gg wha li glee (+f vumation Let m2 aa bo 3 com ition foe refiiteg WHITE HORRR Tieng lost ch en nier bte motormen on the British Columbia Electric Railway Company.Some weeks ago an agreement was arrived at, hoth satisfactory tc the men and the employers on the Ch'liwaek divis ion, and the men now say the company has notl ived ap to its agreement, The movement affects 2000 mea, es [ar ee 2eme à RADIUM GAS GOOD.AS BADIUM ITSELF HAS SOMK CURATIVE PROPER.TIES\u2014EMANATION DOES NOT WEAKEN PARENT SUBSTANCE London, Oct.2\u2014The Kadam !asti- tute announced tonight the discovery of the fact that the emanation of gas given off by radium is as efficient for A method has also been discovered whereby the gas can be conveyed to medical men throughout the country for use among their own patients.The gas, although given oft cum- stantly, does not weaken the purent substance.The Insititue has only four grammes of radium in its pos se-sion, but the use of the gas will in- i crease its utility enormously.UNION IRON WORKER | MAKES CONFESSION : HE 15 DYAMITER | (Continued from Page Onc) | charged with kidnapping John J.Mcj Namara.It was suggested also that he try to \u201cget\u201d William J).Burns, the - detective employed by Drew and his associates to uncarth the dynamite ! conspiracy.The price on Drew's head at that time, Davis said, was $5,000.\u201cI told them.\u201d his coniession contin- yes, \u201cthat } didn\u2019t want to mix up in such business.\u201d Davis consented to return to Indianapolis without extradition.His bail was tixed at $10,000.The conspiracy thought to have been broken up by the conviction of Ryan and others still exists.according to Davis\u2019 confession.With the exception of Harry Jones, the men he mentions in connection with his various dynamite jobs already had been arrested, although his confession indicated that the government had not obtained ail the incriminating evidence ! against these defendants when they i were tried at Indianapolis.| Apprehension of this McManigal of j the cast was due to Robert Foster.a { Louisville detective, who shadowed .the iron worker through eastern cities.Finally, several weeks ago when Davis was displeased with his treatment by the union, Foster persuaded him to make a full confession.This was gy September 16.For a week Davis.hag been working in Pittsburg of the Thompson Starett Company.Then the Jocal delegate of the Iron Workers\u2019 Union told him he \u2018must pay a $26 initiation fce to the local union or quit work.Davis quit.The detective told him he knew all about his deeds anyway.and Davis, feeling that the union had deserted him.accompanied Foster to New York.Here in the presence of representatives of the federal district- attorney and the National Erectors\u2019 \\s- sociation, he dictated and swore to the long detailed confession which was given out by the district-attor- ney's office today.Davis said he had been an iron worker since 1900 and had been employed at Denver, Pucblo, St.Louis, New York.Washington.Providence, Cleveland.Pittsburg and Birmingham.In the early days of the troubles between the union and the bridge builders he was a member of the Enrertainment Committee, whose duty it was to assault non-union workers.He hegan his career as a dynamiter at Trenton, N.J.In careful detail, the confession describes how he biew up or tried to blow up buildings and bridges in various cities and towns of the east.It was during his preparation of plans to destroy a new building at Fall River an April 26, 1908, that Davis first came into communication with Harry Jones.He says he gpt Jones at Indianapolis on the telephone and asked him for money.Jones, he adds, sent $80.Davis asserts that Jones was familiar with the work he was doing.Under the name O'Donnell Davis was arrested for the Fall River job and served two years in prison.During his prison term, he ys, his friends \u2018made a couple of noises\u201d in other parts of New England to con- vinte the authorities that Davis, or O'Donnell, was not the only person doing dynamite work.After he leit prison, officers or the union gave him money and he went to his home in Coffeyville, Kas.John J.McNamara wanted him tn take up his old trade in Oklahoma, but he refused because it was too near home.i The arrest of the McNamaras fol- {ov ed soon and at the advice of President Ryan.Davis \u2018says, he returned east.One of his latest exploits was the dynamiting of a bridge at Mount | Vernon under the direction of Frank C.Wehb, à New York member of the executive committee of the union, who is now serving six years in prison.A feature of Davis\u2019 statement was a story of a gigantic scheme to set off simultaneous explosions in Omaha.San Francisen.St.Louis and New York city while the McNewiaras were lin jail.BODY IDENTIFIED.New York.Oct.2\u2014Positive identification nf the body of the young man found flonting off Mahattan Beach i on Monday evening was made at the \\ Brooklyn Morgue today ax that of Wallace F.Baker.nf No.$ Church street, Montreal.E.J, Smith, nf Toronto.cañe to this city today and after identifying the remains made arrangements for the burial, which curative purposes as radium itsell.|.For the first perfcrmance Lady Langelier, with their sui the Auditorium on Mondan i THE QUAKER GIR *- ve of this excellent production at \u201cthe Lieut-Governor and , will occupy one of the boxes.Victor Morley and a few Quaker night for a three-nights\u2019 engagement.\u201cThe Musical Comedy Hit of Three Continents\u201d is the way the advertisements read for \u201cThe Quaker Girl\u201d which comes to the Auditorium Monday {or three days al à matince Wednesday.exactly as presented for one whole vear at the l'ark Theatre, New York, headed by Victor Morley.But, as a matter of fact, this statement, instead of heing an exaggeration, is short \u2018the real truth.for this Girls in the musical success, \u201cTHE QUAKER GIRL,\u201d which comes to the Auditorium Theatre, next Monday Matinee Wednesdaytuneful musical comedy has recently appeared on four continents.Its run of two years in London and a year in Paris constituted one.The piece is still running in Australia and a company opened recently in Rio Janeiro, Brazil.while this company is touring the United States.This makes four continents that have endorsed \u201cThe Quaker Girl,\u201d which is a record never heiore equalled by a musical entertainment of any sort.Roy St SSR ASS SU SL SRS SA SI SI RA REPORTS NO DAMAGE SUFFERED AT CANAL BUT PANAMA EARTHQUAKE WAS VERY VIOLENT IN PROVINCE OF LOS SANTOS.Panama.Oct.2\u2014The only damage to buildings in the city of Panama, was the shaking down nf some of the ! plaster interiors of the famous flar- arched Santo Domingo church.Col.Goethals has received reports from every part of the canal territory stating that no damage whatever has resulted.Reports of the damage done in the interior towns af the Panama repuh- lic are just beginning to come in.The earthquake appears to have been particularly violent in ibe province of Los Santos, where the government palace in the city of Los Santos was wrecked and the police station badiy cracked.At Tuariciteo Villalaz one houce was ruined and two others fell down.The towers of the churches at Macaracat and Los Tablas were wrecked.Iu the latter place several other buid.ings were destroyed.At Pease the village priest called his congregation into the church, but the people were ordered out again hy the civil authorities.One woman died of fright in Penanome.Reports received by the l'anama government from the province ni Chiriqui indicate that the carthquake wes severe in that section, but that the damage was small.The schools in the city of Panama were ordered closed today in anticipation of further shocks.\u201cThree hours after the occurrence of last night's disturbance one of the | Central and South American cables broke at a point about 150 miles north of Panama.This may, according to the cable company officials.have heen a coincidence or it may have heen the result of the shocks.The breakage caused no inconvenience to the cable company's traffic.The earthquake appears to heen of a submarine character.The last serious earthquake on the Isthmus occurred in September, 1R82, when in Panama City the Municipal Building and the Cathedral were badly damaged and fissures ii the carth occurred at Colon.THE SPIRIT OF SPORT.In these days of hurry and somewhat hysterical excitement it is well to remember that the man who plays up weil\u2014especially if he is playing an uphill game\u2014is as deserving oi credit SANOL CURES Bladder trouble.Price $1.50.Leading Druggists.Correspondence invited with the SANOIL MFG.CO.LTD.Winnipeg, Man.G.C.Turcot, 117 St.John Sthave will be in Evergreen Cemetery.Broukya.as the man who.perhaps favored by the.chances of the game, is a winner.Too much importance is attached to mere winning.When Geo.Payne was cross-examined in the famous De Ros trial.counsel asked him if he was a good whist player.and he replied in the affirmative.\u201cThen you generally win!\" acked counsel.\u201cI nearly always important master.not the.mere victory \u2014Onlooker and Throne.ENDERS addressed tu the undersigned, and endorsed \u201cTenders fer Public Building, Gaspe Basin, P.Q.\" will be received at this office until 4 00 p.m., on Monday, October 27, 1913, for the construction of a Public Building at Gaspe Basin, P.Q.Plans, contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained at the office of Mrmade on the printed forms supplied, of residence.In the case of firms, the actual signature, the nature of the cach member of the firm must be given, called upon to do so, or fail to complete the work contracted for.the tender be not accepted cheque will be returned, der.Ry order.R.C, DESROCHERS, Dept.of Public Works Ottawa, October 1st, 1913.authority from the 40904, Oct.3x3 MAIL CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, the 3lst October, 1913, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed Contract for four years, from Postmaster-General's pleasure.Printed notices containiag further information as to conditions of proposed Contract may be seen and blank forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Office nf Montmagny, Grosse Isle.and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.S.TANNER GRERN, Post Office Inspector.Fost Office Inspector's Office, Quebec, 18th September.1913.A.Martinesu, 734 St.Valier St .de y - , specilication and form or and signed with their actual signatures stating their occupations and places vecupation, and place of residence of Lach tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public Works, equal te ten per cent (10p.c.) of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when If the | P.Q The Departmen.does not bind it- {self to accept the lowest or any ten- Secretary Newspapers will not be paid for this advertisement if they insert it without Department.\u2014 twice times per week each way.he- tween Montmagny and Grosse Isle, ; Jeouifalamitizie ?t.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3 1913.= \u2014 PSP SYNOPSIS OF REGULATIONS.VERNING Timber on Dominion Lands ou obs, Saskatchew berta, the an, Al 0 Prerritaries, thé Railway Belt is Province.old Briigh.Colambis, sod the t of Three snd à Hall Million Actes.Logsied by the Government of the nrioa Peace River District in the Province of tish Columbis.LICENSES.A Nicene to cut timber on Brin \"erent à tweniy-éve equare n mu > acquired oaly st public Des cucepiies UN .herged on timber a ee on as\u201d Sroviace of Bek tish Columbie on which the rental is at thy rape of 3 cents per acre.In addition to r dues are cha: on the timber cut at the rat set out in 20 of ths regulations.TIMBER PERMITS AND DUES: Permits may be granted in the Proviuess oi Manitoba, Beskatchewan and Alberta, te owaers of portable saw mills, to cut a definitely described tract of land not oué square entent, 00 payment at erate of 0c.per thousand feet, B.M., and of 8 fec at the rete of $100.00 per squar® mile for each permit.TIMBER FOR HOMESTEADERS.Any occupant of 3 bomestesd quarter-sees tion having no limber of bis own suitable the purpose may, provided he has not viously been grand free allowsace of in a omit go cut the qi \u2018 and ng Gubler sot où In Suction 50 of tee Regylgpions.Tw.wi cory, Deputy Minister of the Joterfse.> NORTHWEST LAND REGULATIONS .SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN Any person who is the sole head of family, or any male over 18 years oid, 3 nomeriead a Juarter section of available Se itchgwen.os minion land Menitode, Sas Alberta.The applicant must appest in 2 son at the Dominion Agency or be agency for the district.Entry by proxy may be made to any agency, on certain condi! by father, mother, son, daughter, brother or sister of intending homesteades.Dutice.\u2014Six nvomihs' residence ubon and cultivation of the land in esch of three year A homesteader may live within wine miles his homestead où 8 fasm of at least 80 acret solely owned and occupied by him or by his father, mother, son, daughter, brother ot sister.In certain districts à homesteader in good sanding may preempt a quarter section alongside his bemsestead.Price $3.00 per acre.Duties.\u2014 Must reside upon the homestead of pre-cmplion six meaths in each of six years from date of homestead entry including the time required to earn homestead patent asd cultivate 6fty acres extra.A homesteader who has exhausted Ws homestead right and cannot obtain a pre emption may coter for a purchase homestesd it certain districts.Price $3.00 per acre.Tutics.\u2014Must reside six months in each of three years, cultivate filly acres and erect a worth $300 © W.W.CORY.Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.N.B.\u2014Unauthorized publication of this advertisement will not be paid lor.Depariment of Railways aod Canals, Casads.CANADIAN GOVERNMENT lose.\u201d was the answer.\u201cThen why play?\u201d \"Because losing is the next .RAILWAYS.bes: thing to winning.\u201d That is what | Halifax Ocean Terminals Railwaywe should remember\u2014the game is the Halifax, N.8.Sealed tenders addressed toithe un- -| dersigned and endorsed \"Tender.for docks; Ftret unit, Contract No.3,\" Halifax Ocean Terminals, will be received at this office until twelve o'clock noon, Wednesday, the fifteenth day of October, 1913, for the construction of about 6500 lineal feet of quay wall, foundations for buildings, sewers, dredging of harbour to a depth of 45 feet at low wager and filling reclaimed areas.- Plans and specifications and form of tender may be seen and full intor- mation obtained at the office of the General Manager.Moncton, N.B., at the office of the Chief-Engineer of the Department of Raïñlways and\u2019 Canals, Ottawa, and at the office of the Superintending Engineer, Halifax, N.S.Chas.Chapajs, District Engineer, The right is reserved to reject any Quebec.P.Q.at the Post Office.|or all tenders.Gaspe Basin; IQ.and at this Depart- By order, ment.L.K.JONES, Parsons tendering are notified that Assistant, Deputy Minister tenders will not be considered unfess + and Secretary.Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, September 2nd, 1913.septiStaoct10 SEALED TENDERS addressed te the undersigned, and endorsed \u201cTender for Wharf Improvements at St.Jean Port Joli, P.Q.\" will be received at this office until 4.00 p.m.on Tuesday, October 28, 1918, for the construction of Wharf Improvements at St.Jean Port Joli, L'Islet County, Plans, specification and form of contract can be seen and forms of tender obtained at this Department and at the office of J.A.Tremblay, Esq., District Engineer, Montmagny, P.Q.; Chas.Chapais, Esq., District Engineer, Post Office, Quebec, P.Q., and on application to the Postmaster at St.Jean Port Joli, P.Q.Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on the printed forms supplied, and signed with their actual signatures stating their occupations and places of residence.In the case of firms, the actual signature, the nature of the occupation, and place of residence of each member of the firm must be given.Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent (10p.c.) of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do eo, or fail .to complete the work \u2018céntgacted fon If the tender be not accepted the cheque will be returned, The Department does not hind its self to accept the lowest or \u2018any ten der.' By order, | R.C.DESRUCHERS, Becretary Dept.of Public Works, Ottawa, October 1st, 1913, Newspapers will not be paid for this advertisement if they insert it without authority from the Department, \u2014 49076, .w, Ocaded a ç i = À upl28xmon,wed.frix]y Real Estate Investments , 44 Mountain Hill Quebes PO Phone 4667 RT) A I, HERR ERE + Branches Open Evenings, LA CAISSE D'FCONOMIE , NOTRE-DAMR DE QUEBEC UNDOUBTED SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS ca account of its EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head Office: St John Street, Upper Town.Mondays and Saturdays DIED.BLACK\u2014On Wednesday, October 1, 1913, Martha Esther Bryce, widow of the late Henry Black, Esq.aged 75 years.The funeral will leave the residence of her son-in-law, W.E.Paxman, No: 61 Jeanne d'Arc Street, * Mantcalmville, on Friday afternoon, the 3rd inst, at 2.30 o'clock, for Chalmers Church, aod from thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.DUSSAULT\u2014At Sherbrooke, on the evening of the 2nd instant, Angeline, youngest daughter of N.P.Dussault, of Sherbrooke.SLEETH\u2014At Toronto.on October 2nd, John Sleeth, eldest Son of the last Joseph Sleeth: of Quebec.Méntreal and Ottawa papers please Steamer Renvoyle, Captain Redfern, | 15 La Savoie ew York.Havre \u2014_ w D.T : Tel 3.: left port yesterday afternoon for An- | 18 Pr Fr.Wim.New York, PC &B CLOSING LETTER.ANTE TT ; ticosti, with passengers, a number of etic.oY.Recelved over the private wire of WANTED=-One of the leading ox me Lake Edwar d and COMPAGNIE GENSRALE TRANS.| cattle and a general cargo.Neuville Belleau & Co, brokers, 93 | Life Assurances Companies of Canada = EET PENCE BE Steamer Saskatoon, Captain Aitkin, St.Peter st, Quebec.desire an Inspector for the city o = © S i Shicoutimli Districts \u201cFRENCH LINE\u201d atrived from the upper lakes last even- New York, Oct.2\u2014A steadier mar- Quebec.Salary and commission.r a S New Direct Passenger and Freight | \u20186 with a cargo of coal and went into ket, with better demand was evident | Apply \u201cB,\u201d care Chronicle Office.Service Between Quebec and the Louise\u2018 doele as soon as the exchange opened.Oct.3x1w or to Hunting Licences, efc.H Business during the hour was 13.- - ret £ £5.FLORIDE .Oe in| BAIE DES CHALEURS Ling.| 1} Meri NT VOLE oop shares and on an advancing ses | WANTED BY 8 SOLE oonss Let ji i = St à i i = 26 nd progressive streng , r 3 Sead for copy of Fish and | drde\u201d Tecurna from Quebec left port on.enesdey evening for Bochem New Yok: fovea ® of the rerirt throughout the day was |in good locality, with board preferred.Game Laws.F.S.STOCKING, - .RM.S.itain, - ee 3 : .w 32 St.Louis Street.W.M.MACPHERSON, tain J.A Murray.left bor ms oe The bond market is in good condi- Joseph street.This is a splendid in.o - Gener al Agent, Quebec.| yesterday for Liverpool with 128 nest, tion and the congestion previously re- MALE HELP WANTED.vestment for any person desicing à 3 r to City Ticket Agents: F.S.| 177 second and 598 third-class passen- ported is said to have been cleared up., | 00d proposition.Ft Stocking, St.Louis strect; Hone and D at any rate, bond houses are entering LEARN BARBER TRADE\u2014 Few \"il PHYSICIANS \u2014 SURGEONS Bert Acie Pome | ly IN The 88.NATASHQUAN CAPT.JOS.BOUCHER, October sailings, 11th and 25th.For al! particulars, apply to jte Bordeaux via New York, and is | open for cargo to Bordeaux or pas ; sengers to New York For passenger accommodation and freight rates, apply to: Rivet, 31 Buade street; E.Roumilhac, Palace street.jf STEAMER \u201cFRONTENAC.\u201d On and after the 28th September, day morning, and moored in the Louise dock.Baie des Chaleurs ports, with passen- Rers and general cargo.R.LINE \u20ac.Pgers, the mails and general cargo.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Letitia, Captain McNeill, from Glasgow, with passengers and N.Yited, second week Sep- Detroit Ue increase $11,016; from Jan.1, $9/083,000, increase $Ltember, $233,401, in City, August gross earnings, Twin S862; August net $383,732, surplus after charges increase iis increase $21,159; $233,719, increase $14,202.C.& O., August gross, $261,348, increase $42.132; gross, increase $155,504; two impressive and must have given the shorts food for thought.Stocks are not ir.free supply tual long stock.into new commitments and seem to have little difficulty in disposing of their securities.An issue of thirty million Subway bonds will soon be announced.N.H.& H., August operating revenue, $6,100010.decrease $310,183; increase $30,- two months months and the bear raids bring out but little ac- of Tweeds that has ever been shown in Quebec .\u2018 No doubt you need a Fall or Winter Suit or Overcoat, and now is the time to decide before the cold weather sets in.Apply by letter, A.B., this office.rer WANTED\u2014At once, general servant, for family of two.Apply with references, 46 St.Louis street.weeks required; tools free; positions secured.Molar System, 21 years established, 42 colleges.Write for particulars.Molar Barber College, 62 St Lawrence Boulevard, Montreal Two valuable business properties, situated in most central business sections of city, vis: One on &t John 8t., outside gates, and the other on Bt.For further particulars apply io writing to \u201cE,\u201d care Chroniclesept2Salm TO LET.A - ll | time and circumstances itt general cargo, was reported 180 miles | 35 Havre, Londos Rumors were current that a 5 per - - Ex-Pupils of the Hospitals | this Steamer will run as follows: cast of Belle Isle at 11:30 a.m.yes- | 38 cent advance would be allowed the ANY intelligent person may earn | TO RENT\u2014Large, well-furnished Specialty: cane 4 Surg i From the Island: From Quebec: terday.Due here on Saturday even- | 29 Eastern roads in freight rates.steady income corresponding for Room, in best locality; private family} Spec u the ae | 645 a.7 jing.2 Bull points that Reading would newspapers; experience unnecessary.| suitable for one or two gentlemen or , Disease or Genit ty | 815 à.; » cross 200 were again in circulation.yi Press Syndicate, Washington, | married couple.Address X.Y., care Orth y is wc of the I} 10.00 a.WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE.» Prd Estimates were made that the cop- |\u201c c 25,27 24 Chronicle Office.} bones on articulations).j R.M.S.Megantie.Captain David, | 30 Emp.f per producers\u2019 statement to be issued sept 29,0ct2,4,6x6 Oet.3x3 Hours of Consulations: from Liverpool, with passengers, | 31 Philadelphie.à week hence would show a further - R90 16 am, 1.30 to 5 p.m.7.30 2209.Dr.Albert Paquet, 49 | i 5.30 p.m.On holidays the boat will make a trip from the Island at 800 a.m.and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Sundays.STEAMER \u201cCHAMPION\u201d Se.Laurent, St Michel, St Jean and Berthier Linefollows, Spndays and Holidays axcept- mails and general cargo, was report- New York, Oct.2\u2014Chartering was exceedingly light and the market was quiet in all respects.There was but tittle inquiry for either steam or sail tonnage.Quotations to Liverpool, 244d; London.234d; Antwerp, 3d; Glasgow, 34; Rotterdam, 6d; Hamburg, 37% plen- nigs; Bremen, 35 pfennigs: Hull, 4d asked; Bristol, 4d; Cork for orders, 3d.nicked ports, large tonnage, 2s 6d, Kingdom or Continent, 13s, prompt: Note:\u2014Abbreviations \u2014 P., : Ce c P., Plymouth; \u20ac rence passed here yesterday.- PCRT OP QUEBEC.Arrived October 2.SS Savoy.Pelletier.Anticosti, Anticosti Is.Agency.passengers and general cargo.SS Saskatoon, Aitken.Upper Lakes, Anticosti Is.Agency.eoal.SS Batisean, Griffiths, Sydney.coal.&S Moravenna, Holmes, Sydney, coal.SS Gaspesien.Blouin, Baie des Chashrinkage in stock of metal on hand Chicago post office receipts for September increased 26 per cent over last year, being one of the greatest monthly increases on record.This does not look like inactivity in business.Steet car builders are reported to Le swamped with orders.London was a seller of stocks this morning to the extent of about 12.000 shares on balance.highest quotation on this movement.United Fruit declared $2 per share HELP WANTED.ple questions free.Write immediately.Franklin Institute, Dept.823-G., Rochester, N.Y.SALESMAN WANTED.WANTED\u2014Salesman for Electrical Supplies, must be experienced.Apply, giving particulars re territory cove ered.ctc., to P.O.Drawer 940, Montreal.FOR SALE.\u2014The valuable DESK ROOM to rent, with use of 8.30 p.m.ed 180 miles east of Belle Isle at 12:30 M.Bremen: S.Sout PH.| of 10 to 15 million pounds.: - = | telephone, desk and typewriter.Sitft Office: 71 © Ann Street.Tele.days from the Island at 645 am;|& m- yesterday.Due here on Satur- Hambure \u2026 President or Free Win Soo earnings for September dropped canadian Government Railway Mail uated in most central part of finan.phone 1501.Fridays and Saturdays at 5.45 am.\u2019 day morning.- $121,000 net.Clerk art oer Quebec during! cial district.Apply at once, 82 Moun- Residences: Dr.Achille Paquet.SUNDAYS.from uper lakes for lower St.La September reports totalled 77,000, OE nes Men over 15 eligible.Big cain Hill, phone 3305.octlxd 31 St Ann street: Telephone FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.¥- 1000 pounds.pay.Vacations with full pay.Sam-| \u2014 TO RENT for the winter months.One well furnished sitting-room, and bedroom adjoining.Apply W., Chronicle office.FOR the winter months, 4 rooms, furnished and heated, at $82 St.Johnsept28xlv TO LET\u2014On bathroom flat, one bedroom, furnished, suitable for one On and after the Ist Octob = al ; SS Compton, \u2014, St.Simeon, pulp- | Copper metal in Lendon advanced 5 Oct.3x3 |or two persons, heated by hot water, weather and circumstances permitting, mominals cotton te verpool.Me.5 wood.pee shillings and all the copper stocks electric light, etc., near Mountain Hill) the Steamer \u201cChampion\u201d will run as | cons, general cargo.Gulf to the United Cleared.rose, Amalgamated touching 77%.the FOR SALE.private family; beard can be obtained nearby.Apply 24 Hebert street, Battery, between 12 and | o'clock, or 6 From British steamer.3344 tons, ore, Na- leurs.passengers and general | extra dividend, but this did not affect .and 7 p.m.| Berthier LL M.J.5:00 a.m.vork to Philadelphia, 7s.October.No- cargo.the price of the stock.business block forming corners \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : St Jean.eee ui.6.30 am.vember; Norwegian steamer, 1921 |SS Renvoyle, Redfern, Montreal.An- | The closing was strong, at.tHe best , ousie, St.1 and | ROOMS TO LET\u2014Union Chamb- St.Michel.ve ve oh 798 Te tons, West India trade, trip down, ticosti Is.Agency, passengers and | prices, generally, for the day and with Prince of Wales streets; for |ers, 3 Ursuline Lane, off S.Ursule 200 Rooms (many with baths St.Laurent.Quebec.Friday from\u2014 St.Francois at .6:30am.St.Jean at .8:00 St.Michael .9:00 am cer 8.00 a.m.se coe ooo 3.00 pm.On Saturday the same Steamer will run between Quebec and St.Francois, I.O.so as to give citizens the advantage of breathing the fine air from 8.8, LADY OF GASPE.basis.3s od, prompt; Norwegian ship, 1387 tons, lumber, November, Mobile to Rosam.$16.75; Norwegian bark, 1145 tons (previously) lumber, Gulf to the River Plate, $15.50, option Bahn Blanca, $16, October-November.pleted.The result is a widening of 250 feet and a 30-foot depth at the extreme low water.The completion of this wurk marks the disappearance of Wellington, N.Z.there seems little hope of salving the wrecked Federal general cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE RECORD.Quebec.October 2, 1913.Cape Salmon, 81\u2014Raining.north- tow.Cape Magdalen, 294\u2014Clear, variable.Out 1:50 p.m.Welshman.Fame Point, 325\u2014Clear, southwest.inward bound.Flat Point, 375\u2014Cloudy, southwest.a feeling of more confidence.We anticipate a further recovery.THE TORONTO PRODUCE MARKET Oats\u2014Canadian west, No.2, 39hc: No.3 do., 3c at lake ports for immediate shipment.Ontario, No.2 white, 33a34c outside; do, on track 85.00; strong bakers\u2019, $4.80.Ontario, winter, 90 per cent patents, $3.55 sea- years occupied by Messrs.Wm.Carrier and Fils, Reg\u2019d.Wholesale Flour and Grain Merchants Facilities for receiving and delivering merchandise by rail, at = rt EE FOR SALE\u2014House No.26 St Ann street, Upper Town; 15 rooms.Property of the late J.O.Tous:gnant.Best Ten rooms and bath room, electric light, gas and coal grate.All modern street; first-class, furnished or unfurne ished rooms; latest conveniences.Mrs.Donuhue, proprietress.TO LET-\u2014A nouse of 8 rooms with good cellzt and yard in very good ; \u2014_\u2014 cast.Out 11 a.m., Muriel and tow; | Toronto.\u2014The quotations on the |the door, avoiding cartage.order.No.241 Prince Edward street.\u2014 Seven .- 1000 am.| WORK ON ST.LAWRENCE.|! p.m.Stigstad.* | exchange are as follows: Terms of \u2018payment ay.or Lmmediau, possession.Apply to Mrs.ARTHUR LAVICNE SUNDAYS: 00 pm.| Ottawa.Oct.2\u2014It is announced oatane.200 Cloudy, northeast.| Wheat\u2014Ontario, No.2 winter, 83a particulars apply to A J runeau, 243.Prigice\u2019 Rdward SC , h he Mari t that t 8: .m.tucky.ide, di + ti .< From Quebec.8.00 am.A in the charme] through the Martin River, 260\u2014in 8 a.m.Was- Manitoba, No.1 northern, 88%c; do.Colston, Hochelaga Bank | FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET\u2014 54 Couillard Street From St.Jean.4.00 p.m.| Traverse below Quebec has been com- | cousta; 11:15 a.m., tug Hackett and | No.2 northern, 87%.Buildings.House No.57 d'Auteuil Street (The Esplanade).For permit.and partice ulars, apply to M:iedith and Meredith, TO LET-On the Hill at Sillery, a ousie street attached.; Pau : ; hl ; nm .; board, venie recently renovated, in Th 1 Devon, which visited this pore Out 12:30 a.m., City of Sydney and { boar .conveniences, recently 3 PERSON ! European rate from $1.00 per | for the Cet od me or res for \"the \u201cNew Zealand line.earlier in j Sroratad; la Tou Wabans- ; eed se, porte n ok splendid condition.Fine cellar.Easy _ i Bersimis\u2014Cloudy.east.Natash- | ton; do.short, a © ton, on track | crete oor, aisy furnace.sy day.ports ns far as Paspebiac, on October the season, and was subsequently y Toronto.terms.For particulars address P.F.MARRY\u2014If you are lonely, The L American Plan from $2.50 Tor day.\\, A.J HIGGINS, LTD.SELECTED TITLES \u2018ee Visioning,\u201d by Susan Glaspell \u201cThe Prince and Betty,\u201d by P.G.7th and 21st, and November 4th at 4 pm.Freight will be received at the Cus- | tom House Pontoon until 2 p.m.on the day of sailing.For information.apply to - GASPE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, 40 Dalhousie Street.\u2018but no offers have heen made for salv- stranded off Pencarrow Head, outside { Wellington harbor.The Devon has | sustained heavy damage.Her stem is | broken, plates of her engine room | bulkhead have been stove in.and, as she is ashore on sharp rocks fore and aft, the injuries to her hull increase.Part of her cargo has been salved.quan at Esquimaux Point, Belle Isle, 734\u2014Hazy.west.Megantie 180 miles east 12:30 a.m.inward.Turcoman 130 miles east 7 am.inward.Out 8:30 a.m.Montrose abeam, In 10:30 a.m.Cairntorr; Letitia 180 miles cast 11:30 a.m.inward.Above Quebec.Sorel, 100\u2014Raining, strong north- Eggs-\u2014Selected.32¢ doz.: fresh 28¢c; No.1 stock, 22e; No.2 stock, 20e.LONDON MARKETS.London.Oct.2\u2014Raw sugar.centrifugal, 10s 6d; muscovado, 9s 34.Beet sugar, October, 93 334d.Linseed oil, 24s 7%d.\\V.in care Messrs.Stavely & Stavely, 92 Peter St, Quebec- sept29xlw WANTED TO RENT.\u2014 re DANCE HALL wanted for a Dancing School.Must contain Piano.Reto Instructor, Reliable Confidential Sucopssful Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishing early marriage; descriptions free.Mrs, Wrwbel, Box 26, Oakland, Cal \u2014\u2014 BGUSINESS NOTICE NOTICE\u2014Sos Hoo Lung begs to Wodehouse, ing the ship, and apparently she will ! £ ply with, full particulars notify the public that he nas purchase - She is i he | cast.In 1:55 p.m., Morwenna.Sperm oil, £30.; ; this office.oct2x2 | ed the Chi a f Toe Colin Rong by LM.Mont AENEAN IX CRN LLL SR 4: § A if |*3ise Jimmy,\u201d by Laura E.Richards.{Parrot & Co.\u201d by Harold MacGrath.North Shore Steamship Line, Mail and Passenger Service.DRYDOCK PREPARATIONS, east.J.O.Gravel and tow anchored 2p m spirits, 9%d.Turpentine spirits, 29s 9d.TO LET.ee ert + ROOMS TO RENT\u2014At No.568 against the said Yee Sing Laundr hal be paid at 251 St.John street, .the river, ! ini i i : i large +elf- contaised \u2018Rouse, 8 room + ! one of the few remaining difficulties to | In 8:25 2.m.S.B.Waccamaw.Out | toronto, 35ad6e.location.W.R.LaRue, Notary, 281 * » \u2018ooms 4 \u201c81.LAWRENCE HALL Leaving Quebec\u2026 ves +.2.00 p.m.| be met with in the St.Lawrence ship | 9:30 a.m., Hochelaga.Corn \u2014 American, No.2, yel.78%c | St.Ann street.and bath, furnace, moder: conven- È MONTREAL eturn.9.30 gm.| channel.Heath Point\u2014Andanis 53 miles east | on track, Toronto.\u2014_\u2014 ee large area of ground suit- ; f Tol \u2014 7 a.m.inward.Out 12:30 a.m., Cor- | Peas\u2014No.2, per bushel, 90c.HOUSE FOR SALE \u2014 On Park | te.Short sta \u20ac nr en, a corses i i new entrances on WRECKED N.Z.LINER.| ican abeam.In 11:30 a.m.Andania, | Flour\u2014Manitoba, listed at Toronto.avenue, Montealmville, solid brick ca: line.For further particulars ap.! se Street.Gaspa Steamship Company Lid.From Istest reports, to band from | Hesperian 160 miles east 11:15 a.m, | first patents, $5.50: do second patents, } house: choicest residential locality.iv to M.I.Connolly, No.43 Dal- rrr ome BB BD oe mmm > : « \u201d : H.S.MeGREEVY, Supt Rosin.American strained.9s 64; do, {Amn at by Fes de) STE beer ma by he management of the S| ei Tad aus TG RENT, Ned Mon Ban TE PE A) The Lad and the Pirate,\u201d by Emer- Canadian Vickers Company for the HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC, .lighting and use of telephone, 4099.or should five Dea ol Soo Hoe = son Hough.docking of the Mount Templesas soon Sept.AM.P.M.BUSINESS CHANCES.ee ay \u2019 .John street ! he Gold TariL\" by Harold Bindloss.as her cargo has been discharged, .AM.PM.CHANCES HOUSE 10 detached \u2014\u2014 Spt3xmo.wd,frxim PM Frank pe EE 3 80 B08 | WANTED Ses for Concrete Dam seven rooms, bath room; concrete cel- | AGENTS & SALESMEN WANTED .| *Sandburrs,\u201d by Alfred Henry Lewis.= tel for driving the pumps when Sr : : 847 855 Constructions.We desire to build a |lar, Daisy furnace; gas.electric light; : | \u201cHonorable Mrs.Cary,\u201d by Mrs.Sa the liner has been docked and is ready uncer.\u201d 42 | dam in Canada for reservoir or power nice garden in rear lso small shed.| WANTED\u2014At once, persons to Immediate possession.Apply to Alfd dian P.Nospurposes under Canadian Patents Nos, D'Jucques, 108 St.Louis Road.or 2% 134.983, 134,982, and 134,981.Henry de la Pastuer.\u201c\u20ac e .Sherrer.for lifting.\u2018reat progress has re- «taken from Fall Fiction, receiveu by ant.O er pros work for us in spare time at home, cently heen made with the reclamation EXPELLED FOR NOT DRINKING i .No experience required with our New Persons Proposed sailinge during Oct., from Greilswaldt, Germany, Oct.3.\u2014The i f such si iris Fabrique St.sept2é-tf : L P.J.EVOY Quebec to Natashquan, via all inter- of land around the drydock.and the expulsion, on account of their total ab- tion are ey ing ue \u2014 Er EE An Coloring Process.Busy and fas 9 | mediate ports of call.foundations of the machine shops |tinence principles.of a number of stu- | ith William D.Joh TO LET\u2014Tenement heated, furn.| SINAtiNE ware good pay; ne canvas- | Bookseller & Stati have been laid; but there is some ; Der of 834° | nicate wit illiam D.Johnson, 24|.sing.Write for instructions (free).à er oner OCTOBER 7th and 18th, ht whether the M Temp .dents from Greifswaldt University, | state street, Hartford, Conn.U.S.A ished complete or unfurnished, 264 Comm \u2018An Studio, 3S ê 141 St John st AT 7 P.M.douht whet ert e) ours emple can one of the oldest in Germany, has ., \"Octdxs | St.Cyrille street, 10 rooms; all mo- Ce t 10, College = Freight will be received up to 3 he permanents lt .with OY | caused a sensation here.i dern conveniences; rent very moderate ronto, Canada.M pm.day of sailing.temporary machine-s| ops in existence, The students, numbering about 1,000, | = ===\" Telephone 3511.n.wd fri.\u2018 For rates of passage and freight, a ar eh rie te ep er have were called together in June to attend NURSERYMAN.a typical \u201cheer evening\u201d in celebration of the jubilee of the Emperor William's reign.The rector of the university presided.Several abstainers protested and were thereupon reprimanded by the officials.who declared their protest an \u201cincitement to action against academic customs.\u201d One of the abstainers criticised the reprimand and was sentenced by the authorities to three days\u2019 confinement in the university dungeon.Further.protests by other students led to even mere drastic steps being \u2014 a rt FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET\u2014 Several nicely furnished rooms for the winter months.Bright, warm and sunny.Apply Burlington Rooms, 12 Se.Stainslas Stand other information, avoir to HOLLIDAY BROS, 101 Se.Peter St LA BANQUE HATIORRE \u201cOn and after Monday, the 3ra Movember next, this Bask will pay to Ke sharehoiders à dividend of two per tant, being at the rate of eight per ! nt per annum, upon its capital, for quarter ending on the 3st of tober next.T This dividend will be paid sceord- ag to the list of shareholders of re- pré on the 16th of October, 1913.\" By order of the Board of Directors, heen caused by her plates underneath heing pierced.or if the water which her holds have made is in consequence of the plates being strained severely, when the heavily laden liner was towed off the mud-bank by tugs.The dry-dock will be fully equipped by July 1, 1914, at latest, and will then he ready for the lifting and repairing of a battleship, if necessary.GENERAL NOTES.| Steamers Batiscan and Norwenna Desirable Property For Sale That comfortable home, No.43 Lachevrotiere street, with garden, fine trees, faciug on twe streets; 16 rooms besides 2 bath rooms; two s.oreys only; large garret, cellar with eoment floor; eo \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 + FOR BALE, wholesale of retail, thousands of apple trees, plum tre cherry trees, red currant bushes, gooseberry bushes, raspberry plants, grape vines, strawberry plants, rhubarb plants, etc.; hundreds of ornamental trees, American ash, silver maple, Norwegian maple, walnut, Lombardy poplar, ete.; al' kinds of flowers, rose trees, tulipe, gladeriis, 1der roses, hydsangess, lilacs, elder trees, \u201ccambucas aerea,\u201d ete.In fact, we have everything you require in Phone 359.TO RENT ~At 34 Ste.Anne street, on frst floor, two very large com- munictting rooms; en suite or separately, furnished or unfurnished; running water in rooms.Also a few other furnished rooms.hot water heating; electric light, gas and other modern conveniences; conerete sidewalk; street asphaited; most desirable and cool locality.Apply to dre 1 = \u2014\u2014 nL « MN.LAVOIE, stay from Sydney for Montreal.Compton | taken by the authorities, who at once | fruit, ornamental trees or flowers.TO LRT\u2014Two handsomely furs ; 2 General Manager.SEE from St.Simeon for upper lakes.| expelled two of them and summoneé | Send me à list of what you require.| ished bedrooms with ec witheut board Alex.Hardy, : 3 Quebec, 16th Sept.1913.adios ul ® wisdoor, Ont | Whakatane for New Zealand, Stigstad | four others for trial before the univers- | Address Elie Hardy, Se.Alban.Port- in private family, Address 143 Mapie Mechelage Bask Bldg, Spt.22xmn,wd,fr.to31oet Gomaral Agsats lor Cons.for Sydney,Mrom Montreal, Brilliant | ity officials.neuf Co, P.Q.saniBxiu,thsatxim | avenue.Bptlixsi ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL ETEAMBSHIPS MONTREAL \u2018TO LIVER., 20QL Corsicad .\u201cPues.Sept.304 Virginar .Tues.Oct.7 Tunisian Tues.Oct.34 Victorian , Tues.Oct.21 MONTREAL TO GLASGOW Thur.Sept.25 Sicilian .Sun.Oct.19 [onian SEE Ogt.26.For rates and full particulars\u2019 2pply to Local Agents or ALLANS, RAE & CO., Quebec.TRI, GLASGOW PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE poses rom Glasgow rt.27 .Ld.We Cold Storage Passage Rates: One class cabin (LI) $47.50 rards; Third class, East and Westbound, Apph THE Ro» From LETITIA.ATHENIA: %:.SATURNIA, on Steamers marked * Montreal Oct 11 Oet, 18 Oct.5 Steamship agent XRT REFORD co.Limited, ENTS.TT CUNARD THOMSON Cold Storage and Sout Air on all Steamers F Montres] *T.S.8 ANDANIA .-Oet, 11 °T ER ASCAKIA .; SA DEVOR A - on.8 Éervice * Prom Montreal 86.CAIRNDHU about Oct.25 Leith Servi ce F M.1 $5.CAIRNTORR .about Oct.10 New Castle Service a 5.8.CAIRNTORR eut et |.THE ROBERT FORD CO.Liml AGENTS Linlest, TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY TIME TABLE.Taking Effect June, 23, 1913, Neo.1.(a) Léaves Riviere du Loup.7.30 A.M.Arrives Connors, N.B.12.23 P.M.Ko.1.(a) Leaves Rivicre du Loup.11.40 A.M.Arrives Connors, N.B.9.03 P.M.No.2.(a) Leaves Connors, NB.3.30 P.Arrives Riviere du Loup.8.15 PA.P.Ne.4.(a) Leaves Conners, N.B., 7.Arrives Riviere du Loup 4.40 All trains Daily Except Sunday.And at Riviere du \u201cwith oft Tnt Raitiray Express Fins ; creo TE - er information, fold 3 RES I 782.Vourent, Montreal.; Te ue , x a ©.Grindy, Gafieral Maiike + K.Belonger, General Freight und Passenger at, Riviere du ST.URSULE HOUSE Room and.Board, alto Table Board.First-class accoramodation for transients : 72 ST.URSULE ST.Corner St, Louis Street.Hotel Blanchard JOS.CLOUTIER, Prop.American and European Plan.Near the Termints of Railways and Navigation Companies.KOTRE DAME SQUARE - QUEBEC TO MO - _ NREK-ENS Tickets good going Friday of $13.0 SAGUENAY RIVE Meals and Bert 8Y THE TWIN and TRIPLE.SCREW ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS MECAN i FRIDAY OCTOBER 3, 1913; CUNARD * Steamers QUEBEC i.and MONTREAL To Montreal at 6.00 RM.Bally Exospt Sunday.NTREAL and RETURN TRIPS, including berth buth ways.Saturday and retuming Saturday or Monday night.Steamers leave Quebec at 8 A M.on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.For Tickets, ete., apply M.P.CONNOLLY, Gen.Agt., R.& O.Lines WHITE STAR vivo LARGEST STEAMERS ~~ [ANADA Weekly Sailinga detwezs Montre: LAURENTIS %t ?* Maintaining a Service of Exceptional Merft and affording the latest devices Éce comfort and safety.Rages and Sailings on application, Phone Ne, & \u2014\u2014 + NEXT SAILINGS OF THR Fastest Steamers In the World LUSITANIA.OCT.15 MAURETANIA OCT.22 Salling at | AM.UICKEST ROUTE via FISHQUARD fer MT ONDON, PARIR SÉRLIN, VIENNA ® \u201ceu \u201c0 rirats 62 Whe Manrotanle Tom n .Sat.Oct.4 *Carmanis,Nov.1,10 *Carmanis, yh Hesperian .Thur.Oct.9 [1 LUSITANIA \"rm 8 LUSITANIA 92%.Pretorian .,.Sat.Oct.18 || \u2018caronta,Nar.18,10 a.m *1vernia, Dec.10.1083 \u2014 *Calls at Quernstonn East and West Hound MONTREAL-HAVRE.MEDITERRAMEAN-\u2014ADRIATIC SERVICE P LONDON.Calling at, Maderia, Gibraïtar, Gruen, Naples, omeranisn .Sun.Sept.28 reste, Fiunc, sallings Boon.Now 8 rotin 11111 Sam, Oet 5 | MPEG Pete a orinthian .,.San.Oct.12 Omits Madeira, ¢ Omits Genoa- le péndaire, aibestar, Genoa.carries 4 and Jround tee Word Tiss, SAMS sad Up \u201c© Spetia) through rates to Egypt Inds, China, Japan, Manila, Australia,\u201d New , {ri nd South America, [nde ent Lo À érope, ele.Send for booldet Cunard Tours.AGENTS POR PENINSULAR AND RIENTAL 8.N, Co.FREQUENT SAIL.NGS TO INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.one Pi foot West 14th Street, N.RL es, 24 site Soret, Tv opposite Battery.Fhe Rehert Reford Co.; Limited, 105 St Peter St, Tone & Rivet, JI Nuade St.F.S.Stacking, 33 St.Louis Street, Quebec.NARD LINE CANADIAN LONDON PASSENOBR SERVICE From Southampton From Montreal Sept.25.T,8.8, ANDANIA .Oct.11 Oct.2 T.SS.ASCANTA .Oet.FB Oct.16.,.7.8.8.AUSONIA .Nov.1 All steamers will call at Plymouth Eambound and Quecnetoun \u2018Westboun: Passage es: Cahin (13) mnimum $46.25, $47.50 and $53.73.Third Class Itritish Eastsr HS $30.25 to $31.25, Westbound $30.00 to For full particulars of all services, apply to any steamship agent or The Robert Reford Co.Limited.- .Montreal, Quebec Toronto, St.John, N.B., and alt Cunard Line Agents.CANADIAN PACIFIC EMPRES SES WINTER SEASON.CHRISTMAS SAILINGS From Bt.John, N.B.Lake Manitoba.Dec.10 Empress of Ireland.Dec.13 Empress of Briswin.Dec.27 ST.LAWRENCE SEASON.Empress of Ireland.Oct.16 Empress of Britain.Oct.30 One Class Cabin.Lake Manitoba.Oct.4 TRIESTE SERVICE.(Calling at Naples both ways.) Tyrolia .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Nov.1 sopherialary sine Jn, oir et FE Sing.GC.Fe and OTH Étott, G.T.Rr.Quebec.TT és Bud es This steamer, Captain P.Blouin, will mil from Quebec on Wednesday, - | September 17th, lst, 15th and 29th October, at 3 p.m., for Gaspe sand Bale des Chaleurs ports from Michins as far as Paspebiac.Freight will be received at Custonts House Pontoon, the day of sailing, until 2 o'clock p.m.For further information, apply to: J.M.POULIOT, Agent.Cor.St.Paul and Dambourges Sts- Telephone 2864.NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the shareholders of L'Auditorium de Quebec, that the annual meeting will take place Tuesday, October 7th, 1913, at 3 p.m, at the office of the Manager of the Auditorium Theatre, in the City of Quebee, to elect a board of Directors and transact other business of the Company and alter in certain \u2018respects the by-laws of the Company.J.H.PAQUET, Secretary-Treasurer.sept26tooct7 Steam Heated $4.90 R EXCURSION h Included.$13.00 Jur bec and Liverpool CANADA 2% 8 TIC 8% % TEUTONIO 3.8 New Y oth Quetnatewn\u2014 Liverpool.N.Y.-Piymoutb\u2014Cherdbourg\u2014Soutiampton P18, .Oct.41 GORANI.Oct.18 Ser oe 119 CLYMPIO.Oct.2 MEDI:.IRANEAN PORTS Cretie \u2026.Oot 18 | Canopic\u2026.\u2026\u2026 Nov.1 RED STAR LINE New York-Dover-\u2014Antwerp (ler Paris! Kroonland\u2026 Oct 4 | Vaderland.Oet.11 W.M.Macpherson, 53 Dalhousie cific Railway.) and Get.41 street; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade street; Geo.J.P.Moore, Canadian P3- Bat: Eine\" La Lorraine, Wed 08 4 = Qt 25 La 8 = i tarLiMog VERS AE YY ausie 81, .8 Biocking, 32 Bt.Louis street; F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis Compagnie Generale Tranettlantique Direct Line to Hevre-Parie ele oot.§ assay osengere es a di a THR CEA lone & \" © LLA Success i of V.E.PARADIS Public Accountant AUDITOR AND CURATOR Accounts Investigated and Collected.Financial Arrangements and - Compromises.Liquidation of Insolvent Estates.All work entrusted to me will be economically and promptly attended te \u2014 HICNELIEU COMPANY BUILDING, 44 Dalhousie Street.MCDOUGALL § CONRNS oNck Brokers 81 8T.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON MANAGER J.P.E.GAGNON] C.W.WALCOT, 1 can give you bonds and debentures of th.best Counties, T >wnships and Citi's in Ontario and the No west, to yield from 5% to 7 Per Cent -Unusual financial conditions have brought the pfices of these High Grade Securities to the lowest.point in years, and purchases made now will show a good profit later on wben the finencial atmosphere clears.Remember, the sectirity is beyoml question.| Call or write.C.W.WALCOT.|BOSSE&BANKS Steel Beams, Columme, Piates, \u201c Gas and Water Pipes, Contractors\u2019, Municipal and Builders\u2019 Supplies.Machinery and Other Specialties BOARD OF TRADE RUILDING, 39 St.Paul St.Quebec.Stock, Grain an 20 St.Ja Stock and Cotton Exchanges.Travellers \u201cGive Up\u201d Orders BARRY & McMANAMY Exclusive wire connections with Jenks, Owynne & Co.N.Yd Cotton Brokers mes Strest solicited.COMMERCIAL NEWS HILT SERN NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperance, stock brokers, private wire to New York anil Montreal, Hochelaga' Bank Building Telephone 1227, : (Canadian Press Service.) New York, Det.2\u2014Stocks crept upward slowly today.There was no urgent bidding and speculation was quiet with long periods of stagnation.But the undertone was firm and offerings of stocks were small.The market grew stronger as the day advanced.Canadian Pacific was marked up 3%, Amalgamated, the leader in yesterday's market, rose 2 points and rious other promingpt shares were raised a point or more, Influences which have heen brough to bear.ip the market recently seemed to have worked themselves put, and traders marked time pending developments to grive- fresh impetus te -spgeulation.There were evidences of growing uneasiness among the-shoris as | prices continued to rise.and efforts to cover revealed the scarcity of stocks.Advance in the Bank nf England's discount rate from 4% to 5 per cent was followed by a alight hardening in money rates here and a sharp rise in exchange on London.Virtually no in- Huence was exerted on speculative sentiment by the increase in the Euglish: bank rate.The.weekly report of the bank offered plenty af evidence of the reasons which were responsible for the change.Although the propor tion of restrves to liabilities remains considerably above the average for this season, the return was distinctly unfavorable.The loss of over $15.- 000,000 gold on the week was almast falling off of over $20,000,000.The Bank of Germany's report reflected the strain of the quarterly settlement in an increase of $121;000,000 in loans and discounts.The bond market was steady.Southern Pacific collateral 4's rose 2 points.Total sales, par value, $1,295,000, United States 4's registered solid at 109%, unchanged on call, but a decline of % from the last actual sale, and a new low record.The 2's registered declined % on call.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.Received over the private wire nf McDougall & Cowans, stack brokers.Phone 246.New York, Oct.2\u2014The volume of trading at the opening was small and prices were slightly under last night's close.Before long.however, a better tone prevailed and the market gradually hardened during the rest of the day.In the afternoon stocks grew quite strong uuder the lead of Amalgamated and Steel both of which advanced over à point above last night's close.The metal situation, the market being disposed to discount another favorable Coppers Producers\u2019 statement on the 8th of the month.This huying alarmed the shorts in Steel who covered freely.Canadian was a very strong feature from the opening making a gain over 3 points.the buying being influenced by the statement of the President that it was quite possible that a large diss bursement from lands sales would he mad this year than that which was given shareholders during 1912.Union Pacific also showed a strong tone all day nad in spite of the disap- Steel, Reading, Uniop.Pacific and va- |.4.unprecedented and reserves showed a rise in the former was hased op strong ; pointment over delays Wall Street is convinced that some extra dividend will he declared on the stock very shortly.\u2018 Total sales 279,000.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.Quotations on the New York Stock Exchange, as reported through Bru.\u2018reat & Dupuis, by Chas.Head & Co.Telephone 1596.CL Open.High.Low.Close Amal Cop.75% 77% 75% 77% Atchison .95 95 04% 94% Am S & Ref.6614 66% 66 66% Am T & Tele.128% 129 1274 129 Ana Cop.37% 38%.37% 38% Brook R T.89 89%.89 89 Can Pac Ry.232% 233 23034 232% Ches & Ohio.59 3501 59 594 Can.MY HE 344 UY Erie.20% 29% 20% 20% Do 1st pfd.46% 46% 46% 46% Gas Con .',.133 \u2014 \u2014 13 Interb'h-Met.16.16%, 16 16% Do pfd .,\u2026 624 63 * 624 623 Lehigh Val.157 157% 15634 1574 Mo Pac .30 04 0 0% Nevada .165\u20ac 17 16% 16% No.Pac.1119411286 111%, 112% NY Cent.\u2026.95%-96-: 95 96 Pennsylvania.112% \u2014 \u2014 1124 Pet Cal +.19 207 19 20 Peo Gass .127% 127% 1274 127% Reading .167% 1684 167% 168 Rock Island .14% 15 14% 15 Po pfd .2244 +4 \u2014 22% Son com .1924 133% 1324 133% St Paul.05% 105% 105% 105% so Pac.20% 91% 90% O1 So Ry pfd.79% 79% 79% 7934 Third Ave.1% 42% 41% 42% Un Pac.18% 159%: 158% 159% US Steel .Dl.6035 59% - 604 Do pfd .100 \u2014 -\u2014 108% V-C Chem 2% xX 29% 30 Wabash .jh \u2014 \u2014_ 3% \u2014_\u2014 DOHAN'S CLOSING LEETTER.; Received over the private wire of i M.L.Dohan.hroter, Dominion Building, St.Peter st.Phoite 4748.\u201cNew York, Oct.2\u2014In the late \u2018afternoon the market was strong.prices being at best of the day with no indication of a1.inclination on the part of holders of stocks to sell out on the rise.Technical position seemed to he strong.Amalgamated Copper was real leader of the market, it advanced steadily resisting all efforts to force reactions.Strength in stock encouraged expectation of favorable showing in producers statement on Oct.8 and of an advance in metal prices in the not.distant future.Unit.1 States Steel \u201cseemed to he overnold, its improving tendency helped the whole market.À rise in Interboro Metru pelitan preferred was in anticipation of successful offerings of the Interhoro Rapid Transit bonds.Money 2% to 3 per cent, Total sales 276.943 shares, COTTON.New York~Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: Oct.13.95 Mar .13,68 Nov 13.79 May.13.74 Dec.3.80 June .13.63 Jan.3.63 July .13.04 Feh.13.Spot closed quité.* Middling ur lands 14.20c; do gulf 14.45.Liverpoal.\u2014Cntton.spot, in limited demand and prices firm, Am.mid., fair.831 Low mid .767 203 Good ardy .701 -.789 Ordinary .6067 The sales of the diy were 20.000 bales of which 30U0 were for speculation and export, and included 15,300 Accumulated Funds .Revenue far the Yea Assets in Canada .all with profit policies.\u2014 _\u2014 am pe THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY .18,000,000.00 Reversionary Bonus of Policyholdets for period of 1903 to 1910 amounted to $5,857 920.00, being at the rate of $15 per $1,000 per annum on W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent._ 111 Mountain Hill Quebecapril2Sxiy.7,750,000.00 | 206.at 994 150 Shares of 796 Preferred Stock of THE NATIONAL BREWERIES, LTD.Neuville Belleau & Co.Stook Brokers 93 St Pater St, Quebec Arthur Bruneau, A.L£.Dupuis, Guebec.Member Moatreal Stock Exchange, 4 Hospital St, Montreal.BRUNEAU & OUPU'S Stock and Rond Brokers, TELEPHONE 15%.11-13-15 SAULT AU MATELOT, ~ QUEBEC, Direct wire with Chas.Head & Co, | N, New York, a rders promptly executed on Exchanges.y A.A.GINGRAS, Manager.M.LDOHA STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND COTTON.Dominion Building Private Wires to NEW YORK CHICAGO PITTSBURG TORONTO MONTREAL \u2018 btocks bought or sold for cash or on smal! margin, Small commission charged on trades.All cash deposits guaranteed.PHONE 4748 may22xly.Americanincluding 1800 Americanopened and closed quiet.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quotations furnished by Messrs.Neuville Belleau & Co., 93 St.Peter street, Quebec.Buyars, Sellers.Bell Telephone .Brit Col Packer .Braz Power .Can Car Fdy .Can Pac .Can Cement .Can Cotton .Do pfd.Can Loco .Crown Resrve Dom Canners .Detroit Ry .Dom {ron pid .Dom Steel Corp .Dom Tex .Do pfd.Goodwins Lid .Dopfd.Hillcrest Collieries .Dopfd.Ils Trac prd .Lake of Woods .Laurentide Co .\u2026 MacDonald Co .Mackay Co pfd .Mex Power .St Paul .Mont Cotton Do pfd .Mont Power .Mont Tram .Nova Scotia Steel .Ogilvie Flower .Ottawa Power .Penman Ltd .Quebec Ry .Rich & Ont.Sawyer Massey .0 Shawinigan Power , .Sherwin Williams .Receipts were 4000 bales.Futures Span River.14% 15 Do pfd.2.000000 = 50 Stee! Coof Can.2% \u2014 Toronto Railway .1441; 144% Winnipeg Ry 203 XML ames Lo.14% 14% Ames pfd .7 71% Dom Bridge .1224 122% Sawyers pfd .88 \u2014 Banks.BN America.«351 \u2014 Commerce .206 207 Hochelaga .154 155 Molsons .198 200 Montreal .\u2014 20 Nationale .133 \u2014 Nova Scotia 255 - Quebec .122% 124 Royal .220 221 Union .0202000000 142 \u2014 Saler.Rell Thone, 3 at 147.Textile, 4 at 83%.Cement, 100 at 34%.Crown Reserve, 100 at 136; 80 at 153; 20 at 156.C F Ry, 25 nt 23246: 50 at 232%: 50 at 232.75 at 232%; 320 at 233; 25 at 232% : 50 at 232%.Dam Steel, 2 at 46%.Ottawa Power, 25 at 162.Mont Cotton, | at 5544, Ogilvie pid.4 at 114: 1 at 114 Detroit, 80 at 73: 25 at 72%, Reazilians, 20 at 93%: 25 at 93%.Mont Power, 100 at 215; 25 at 214; 150 at 214%; 2 at 215: 20 at 214%: 75 at 214%;25 at 214%; 125 at 215; 25 at 215%.Spanish River, 50 at 15; 15 ac 14%: 100 at 15: 25 at 14H.Scotia Steel, 55 at 80.Quebec Ry, 15 at 13.Commerce Bank, 35 at 206: 40 at Rich & Ont, 25 at 111; 25 at 11034.Can Cotton, 25 at 38.Toronto Ry, 75 at 143%: 25 at 14316: 15 at 144.Iilinois pfd, 18 at 91: 25 at 90%: 1} at 90%: 15 at 0%, Tram debenture, 100 at 79%, Laurentide, 25 at 120, i \u201cUppertown LEAS (EF Successor of Lefaivre & Lefaivre Auditor, Liquidator of Insolvent Estates.080: 98 St.Potor St, Quebec.TL Offs 1108 Tol Mesidesss 443 Quebec Steamship Go.Ltd, ST.LAWRENCE LINE.Quebec to Gaspe Const Ports, Gaspe, Mal Bay, Perce, Summerside, Charlottetown and Pictou.88.CASCAPEDIA, 1.900 tons, with most modern accommodation for pas- sengere, will sail from Chouinard\u2019e pentouns, Quebec, at noon Friday.10th and 2th of October and 7th of ovember, NEW YORK BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES LINES From Pier 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.$3.BERMUDIAN, 10,518 tons displacement, nails from New York at 11 a.m, 11th and 22nd October, Ist, 12th and 22nd November, Fastest, newest and only steamer landing passengers at the dock at Bermuda, From New York, for St.Thomas, Eù Croiz, St Kitts, Antique, Guadaloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St Lucia, Barbados and Demerara: 88.GUIANA, 2 p.m,, 4th October.For all information appi; to QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO, LTD, 40 Dalhousie Street.F.& STOCKING, HONE & RIVET, Q.J.P.MOO Ticket Agents, Qu The financial stringency of the past twelve months has demonstrated the soundness and safety of the Bonds introduced and issued by Royal Securities Cornoration Limited W.C.Pitfeld, Manager.31 St.Peter Street, Quebec\u2018 Montreal Toronto Halifax mon.wed.fri THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE - Capital $15,000,000, Best $12500,000 Of Interest to Tourists and Travellers The Canadian Bank of Commerce unsurpassed arrangements for alles its clients to obtain money ig the easiest way it points the world over.Its travellers\u2019 cheques, letters of credit drafts, ete, overcome the asuoying difficulties so often met with im obtaining funds abroad especially at inte where identification is difficult Cheques and drafts ca all countries of the world, drawn in sterling, franes, marks, lire, kronen, florin, roubles or any other foreign currency can be cashed at th: Canadian Bank of Commerce at reasonable rates Quebec Branch, North British Building, 116 Mountain Hill A.IL.HAMILTON, Manager.Branch \u2014F.H.GIBSON, Manager.A QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.\u2018Une following are the cuotations on the Quebec Stock Exchange: (From Barry & McManamy.) Banksi Asked.Bil.Montreal .230% 228 Quebec .124 122% National .- 000.000 =\u2014 133 Molsons .200 195 Commerce .206% 206 Royal .22 2 Miscellaneous.Can Pac Ry .22 231% Rich & Ont .111% 111% Mont Power ., .25 213% Quebec Power.\u2014 12% Quebec Steamship Co.\u2014 75 Nat Telephone .\u2026 .2 _ Do pfd .\u2014 Dom Textile .84 Toledo Ry .\u2014 2% Bonds.Dom Tex Series C % Montmorency Cot = Quebec Ry .49 Can Electric Quebec Jacq.QUEBEC CLEARING HOUSE.Clearings for week ending Oct.2, 1913, $2,930,921; same period last year, $3.428,052.BULLION MOVEMENT BANK OF ENGLAND London, Oct.2\u2014Bullion amounting to £20,000 was withdrawn from the Bank of England today for shipment to India.OILS, ETC.Savannah, Ga.Oct.2-\u2014Turpentine steady, 38% ad8 643; shipments, 10%; stoeke, 25,598, Rosin, firmer; all grades advanced; les, 1882 1504 Go TR 4 omen ; sales, 498; receipts, n CANADIAN PACIFIC COLONIZATION EXCURSION \u2014 te \u2014 NEW ONTARIO and TEMISCA- MING, QUE.TUEMDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, QUEBEC TO Stop-over privileges at puints west of Matcava, Ont, on the return trip only.Full particulars at 30 St.John ty corner Palace Hill, Quebec G.J.P.MOORE, ' « General Railway ang Si Agency.All Lines represented.me, EL DRG sie SYSTEM HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS Round trip tickets on sale to Wine nipeg, Edmonton and intermediate stations.Every Tuesday up to Octos ber 28th.Return limit two months.ONE-WAY SECOND.CLASS COLONIST FARES TO t Alberta, British Columbia, Idaho, Oregon, Utah, Washington, San Frane cisco, Los Angelesh, San Diego, Cal Mexico City, Mex, and intermediate stations.On sale from Sept.25th tg October 10th, inclusive, 1913.Particulars on application to: 10 Ste.Anne Street.Phone 56%, 20 Dalbousie Street.Phone 73.GEO.H.STOTT, doll C.P.& T.A, \u2018 Quebec, Quay NE CHANGE OF TIME : Commencing September 28th, 1913.Through New York Sleeping Car Every Day DINING CAR SERVICE , Trains Leave Levis: i 8:00 AM.\u2014For Portland, Sherbrooke and all local stations, daily except Sunday.3:30 P.M.\u2014~For New York and Bos« ton and all main line star tions daily.diere Valley and Megantie divisions daily except Sunday.Through New York Pullman daily connecting at Sherbrooke with Pullman for Boston.Ferry from Quebec 30 minutes in advance of train departure.For further information end Paltman reservations apply F.S.Stocking; C.and D.P.Agent, 32 St.Louis St, Agent for Thos.Cook & Sun, and all Ocean Steamers.1 HONEES EXCRSIS Special round trip fares to certain destinations in the Provinces of Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.Dates of issue: October 10th to 25th, inclusive.Return limit: November 15th, 1913 Further information and sleeping car reservations on application to City Offices, Nos.7 du Fort and 22 Dalhousie Sts.Telephones 530 and 99.Also No.31 Buade St.Telephone No.4104.8.J.NESTOR, C.T.A, No.7 Du Fort St.Royals i fUnsurpassed for Spee, Comfort.Quality of Appointment apd Servies Montreal Quebec Bristol Next Sailings: Royal Edward .October 4th Canadian Northern 5S, 160 St.Andrew street.32 St.Louis street, and 3! Buade street.CHANGE OF TIME-TABLE Reginning October Sth, 1913, trains will ren an follows: CANADIAN NORTHERN QUEBEC RY.Leave Quebec: .Fi Montreal intermediate 00 am rations with et Parlor Car et- tached.10 .For Grand Mere and Shawinigms x5.10 pm Faits and Tntermediate Sastions.3 M ond Shawiniges .ere *10.00 am or and Intermediate Stationsx 4.00 pm.From Montreal and Intermedian Stations.QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN RY, Leave Quebec.di timi and Inte jou ee ce mond.am.por Le y , Chicoutimi and Int ae sa irons wish Bleeping aie : Raymondt.farmers: Arrive Quebec: Chicousioni and Intermodinte om Chicoutimt and Intermediate 8s.tac! SSL pe 6.3% p.m.0.00 am.oi om 08.40 p.m.From Stsa Delly Daily except except \u201cSunde 3 RUE pe (ofr cs fis ak sod ed os 6 5 pui On 12 308 4 * * Ss For Chau- - 5 N 3, \u201c : Its the \u2018DAISY\u2019 that is Universally Acknowledged as being the BEST BOILER .PERAMBULATORS D.8.RICKABY, Cahinet-maker, Upholsterer, Undertalieg Establishment, Appraiser.337 8T.JOHN STREET.CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS, Engineers for \u201cVille Montcalm.\u201d Water Power Development, Water Supply, Specifications, | Inspection, Cement Testing.Keports.Surveys and Plans for @ Snbdivisions, Ete.Corner > onniain Hi'l, Caisse d'Economie Bldg.Telephone 26F7.| .Now is The Time r Why don't you have your White Serge Suits dyed some other for the Fall?The best people in Quebec have their Suits dyed and cleaned at GLOVER'S LAUNDRY, 12 Colomb Street.Phone 4382, GLOVER'S DPE WORKS, 203-305 St.Valier &t 'Phone 1810, THE WINNING NUMBER In our Post Card Guessing Contest wus No.140, and was won by Miss E.G.Copeman, 102 Fraser strees, Montcalmville.who receives a Fre.Trip Ticket to Montreal and return.second contest ie now going on, and is the Pixie Plant Guessing Contest.Pixie Plants are a 20th Century marvel, grow in 24 hours in the tiniest of flower pots, same as we exhibited and sold at Quebec Exhibition.The pot, seed and special soil are sold at Sc per pot, or six for 25c.One frec guess allowed with each and every pot purchased.The contestant who guesses a certain rumber of four figures, will receive, absolutely free, a cash prize Five Dollars, : o Contest will close when a specified number of pots have been sold, znd the name of winner published.T.H O'NEILL 248 ST.JOHN STREET.\u2014 OILERYNURSERES BERGERVALE We are now cutting a fice lot of Sweet Peas, and Perecnial Phlox, at, per bunch., \u2026.80¢ Boston Ferns, from, esch.Soc Small Ferns, mixed, eseb.10c JOHN RANSDEN, WALLACE COLLEGE 25 STANISLAs ST., QUEBEC, 16th Year.Instruction give.in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, [-rawing, Music aud Modern Languages.No vacations.Day and Evening Clisesq, J.W.M.WALLACE, BEAUPORT SITE IS.AGHN APPROVED ALDERMAN LOCKWELL THINKS PROXIMITY OF LUNATICS BAD FOR PATIENTS The chief bone of- contention be fore the Civic Finance Committee last evening, or rather this morning, for that assembly of ediles sat until 1 am., was the question of the site for the proposed Civic Hospital, and it was finally decided to accept the condition of the Sisters of Beauport Asytum and erect the building on the land which they will furnish gratis.| Ald.Lockwell was the chief opponent to the selecting of the site offered by the Sisters, and he moved in ; | amendment that the question be adjourned after spesking at length | against the recommendation of the site to the City Council, which was proposed by Ald.Trudel This amendment being defeated.the main motion was carried by the foi- lowing vote: For \u2014 Aldermen Lavigueur, Cote, Beaumont, Pouliot, Collier, and Trudel.Againet\u2014Aldermen Verret, Lockwell, and Gosselin.Mr.Theo.Leclerc, who had offered a site for the hospital at Domaine Lairet appeared before the Committee and said that he had been injustly treated by Mayor Drouin and also took objection to criticisms that had | appeared in certain newspapers.After he had taken up nearly an hour of the committee's time the discussion of the hospital site was resumed and decided, as already mentioned, after midnight.; Ald.Lockwell, in the course of his arguments against the site selected for the Civic Hospital said that if the citizens were aware of the facts and figures which he could place before [ them regarding the site offered by the nuns of Beauport Asylum not a single one would support it.He also pointed out that a civic hospital situated at such close proximity to the asylum would have a very bad effect on convalescing patients.In asking that the question be ad;ourned Ald Lockwell said that he did so in order to have time to study the suggestion made at the last meeting of the Health Committee by Ald.Lavigueur that the City purchase the Drouin Park land on Charlesbourgh Road, build the hoy- pital, and sell the lots which were left over after the hospital was built the grounds laid out.\"he Committee voted three months\u2019 salary to the widow of \u2018the late Fireman Michael Stapleton, of No.6 Fire tion.Sution decided to recommend to the Council the issuing of Treasury Bondsto pay an issue ou an old loan which comes due on the lst of.January, 1914.\\ ) special orice oo su s0 05 00 00 00 of Exposition of Fall Goods, 1913 will be quite as good as the first, and may surpass it in richess.\u201cVe have again received New Cos pleasure in showing you.COSTUME AND Black and Colored Cheviot, 60c for.Black and Colored Cheviot, 75¢, for.Velvet (Corduroy).new colors, 60c, Undershirts, long sleeves, for ladies, special price .One immense lot of Knitted Silk Seca BARGAINS / A lot of Boys\u2019 Sweaters .100 dozen Ladies\u2019 Black Vr ou'len Stockings (sale for three days).29 50 dozen of Black and Criored .Cid Gloves, regular price $1, for .Sale of Navy Blue Wool for Ladies, Sale of Wool, ail shades, worth $2.00, Scotch Tweed Mantels, worth $11, this week .Men's Black Vieuna Overcoats, worth $10, for.0 «oo.Suits for Boys from 6 to 15 yrs., $6.00, OROCER'S DEPARTMENT Grand Demonstration in the Grocery Department The Second Week our tumes and Mantels which we will take MANTEL GOODS .3% .49¢ vee 3 shades, for men.ve ve er se esc ea es ee se sa 00 for .ris, very handsome $1.75, fer 8.22 20 0e 20 ee en a for .se 2000 ee eee LJ BLT4 POP Le Le 00 00 00 00 00 60 000 A lady will offer you a cup of delicious \u201cInstant Postum Coffee,\u201d made with \u201cPost Toasties.\u201d \u201cPost Tavern Special\u201d and \u201cGrape Nuts.\u201d A package of Post Toasties will be given free, as long as they last, to any person visiting our Grocery Department this week.The oyster season is commenced and twice a week these delicious oysters, \u201cSealshipt.\u201d The firm of Myrand & Pouliot will again be the place to secure good and specially fresh oysters.MYRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph Street, St.Roch, Quebec LOCAL FRE BAI \u201c 6000 4S NEW YORK INSURANCE MAN PAYS QUEBEC THIS TRIBUTE \u2014 NEW FIRE PROTECTION LAW.That the present standing of the Quebec Fire Brigade, taking into consideration the local conditions and the population, is as good and even superior to that of the brigade of the City of New York was the tribute which was paid to the City of Quebec yesterday by Mr.MacKay, the General Manager of the Springfield Insurance Company, of Sprinfield, Mase., after he had visited the stations and inspected the fire-fighting accessories in company with Ald.C.J.Lockwell, Chairman of the Fire Committee, MAY REDUCE RATES.This compliment was announced last evening at the meeting of the Fire Committee by Chairman Lock- | well, who also suid that he had the assurance of Mr.MacKay that he would do all in his power to bring the fact to the attention of the Fire Underwriters with the object of having them reduee the insurance rates in the City of (juebee.Want a New Fire Protection By-Law.The committee decided last evening to ask the Ly-Law Committee to prepare a new civic law by which the inspector of chimneys will have the power to bring before the Recorder those who do not coniorm to the law regarding the emitting of smoke and sparks from their chimneys.The question was brought up by a letter received from the lumber firm of J.& W.D.Brown, in which it was stated that during the past year fire was caused several times in their yard by sparks emitted from the smoke stack of the mill of Mr.E.T.Nesbitt, on Queen street.Inspector of Chimneys Casgrain said that he had cautioned Mr.Nesbitt several times to keep th: grating closed over the smoke stack of his factory, but it was never done.He had even appealed to Recorder Dery, who had informed him that in his capacity of inspector he had not jurisdiction to bring the owners of offending smoke stacks before the court.Among the questions decided with little or no discussion were: To pay Messrs, Staveley & dtaveley, Architects, the sum of $868.43 for the plans and superintending of the construction of the new No.6 Fire Station on Champlain street; to call for tenders for rubber sheets for the salvage corps.which is being formed in the brigade; to supply life-saving nets for the No.6 Fire Station in Champlain street and for No.10 Fire Station in Limoilou; to purchase three medicine chests for first\u201d aid to the injured, which will be carried constantly in the automobiles of the brigade, as suggested by Ald.Dr.Martin; to offer to sell the old Dorval fire {adder to oeauport Ksylur, for the sum of $400.Superintendent Begin.of the Fire Alarm Department, reported to the committee disconraging the proposition of installing a special telephone in his quarters for the purpose of calling his attention to fires, so that he might sound the alsrm.He gave among other reasons that in the event of an electric storm, when all telephonic communieatidn is suspended.people mpght be calling for a long time in vain.while the fire would be constantly gaining ie proportions.CPR.CUTS OUT ST, JOHN CALL THE EMPRESS STEAMERS WILL SAIL FROM HALIFAX NEXT WINTER, Montreal, Oct,\u2019 2\u2014The C.P.K.liners Empress of Britain and Empress nf Ireland will said to and from Halifax direct throughout the winter, according to an official statement given aut at the company's steamship offices fiere today.The call at St.John, which has been customary with the Empress moats during previous winters, will therefore be eliminated.The first sailings made under the new arrangement will be those of the Empress of Ireland from Liverpool on Nov.29, and from Halifax on Dec.13.The Empress boats will await the arrival on Saturdays\u2019 on which they sail from Halifax, of the special train which will leave Montreal with passengers on the previous ady.The he- mainder of the C.P.R.Atlantic fleet will continue to sail to and from St.Johu direct as usual, SUSPICIOUS ESCAPE.Prisoner Alleged to Have Sewn Through Heavy Irin Bars in Short Time, Cobalt, Ont.Oct.2\u2014Superinten- tendent Joseph Rogers of the Provincial Police, held an investigation yesterday at Gowganda into the escape of George Ericson, wanted by the Swedish government far burglary and arson.Ip was claimed tat Eric son made his escape while the constable was absent from the jail to get 8 telegram at the telegraph office, a distance of about three hundred yards.During that time, according to the evidince, Ericson and thnse who assisted hm, sawed two heavy iron bars.At the ordinary walking } i MERCIER CONCERT A REEL SUCCESS CLEVER TENOR AND SOPRANO WERE MUCH APPRECIATED BY AUDIENCE.- The music-loving public of Quebes filled the Auditorium last night to assist at the classicul concert given by Mr.Xavier Mercier, the distinguished tenor, who claims St.Rochs as the place of his birth, and by Madame Jeynevald-Mercier, à soprano of the first rank, whose clever, mellow voice, delicious in the sweetness of its cadence, and perfect pronounciation, charmed the audience.The concert was held under the distinguished patronage oi His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor Sir Francois Langelier, who occupied a box witn Lady Langelier and household, and was attended by Captain Victor Pelletier, A.D.C.and of Sir Lomer Gouin, who also occcupied a box with the Hoa.L.A.Taschereau and guests, and the Mayor and Mayoress of Quebec, Mr, and Mrs.Nap.Drouin.The audience was composed of the elite of Quebec.\u2018While the students of Laval University who touk possession of the god's gallery, and showed their appreciation of the concert by vociferous applause of every numbe, on the program.And if is evident that Madame Mercier's fame was appreciated in advance, judging by the number of beautiful bouquets which she received and which she well merited.+ The concert opened with a piano solo, \u201cEtude en forms de valse,\u201d by Saint-Saens, and executed by Mr.H.Dansereau.a young artist of exceptional merit, who has a marvelous command over the instrument.Mr.Xavier Mercier, with beautiful effect that brought out all the resources of his highly eultured tenor voice, sang Gounod\u2019s Stances de \u201cPolyencte.\u201d This drew forth thund- rous applause which compelled him to appear a second time, Mr.Samuel Olistein, a voiliniste of exceptional artistic ability.played Meridelsshohs Adante et Finale du Concerto, in a manner that showed he was a master of his instrument.His execution is well finished, and the sweetness of expression was greatly admired by the audience who insisted on an encore.In the second part of the program Mr.Ollstein played Cesar Cui's Oriental and Sarasate\u2019s Spanish dance with beautiful effect.- Madame Mercier during the evening sang Gounod's air \u201cMireille\u201d (Trahir Vincent), Charpentier's a Grand air de \u201cLouise.\u201d and Leroux's \u201cLe Nid,\" with violin obligato by Mr.Allstein, and also appeared in a duo with her husband, Mr.Mercier, in Gounod's \u201cMereille\u201d (Ah! la Voila.c'est elle).In all her solo parts and in the duo she sang with exquisite taste, and showed that her rich dulcet voice was cultivated with the utmost care.Mr.Mercier also sang (a) \u201cO, Canada.mon pays, mes amours.\u2019 a parody arranged by h'mself on the original by Carter.He also gave Mendelssohn's (b) Aria from \u201cElijah\u201d (If with all your Hearts), and very generously acknowledged the applause he received hy responding to an encore after each number.The concert was indeed a rich enjoyable treat to the large number of music-lovers present, and both Mrand Mrs.Mercier must have appreciated the large audience which was present.in apite of the extremely inclement weather prevailing.WINNIPEG GRAIN.Winnipeg, Octobre 2\u2014The unprecedented and rapir movement «f grain through Winnipeg again evidenced itself today when the manager of the local clearing house gave out his week statement.The figures ind'eate an advance of 30 per cent.over the corresponding week for 1912, and an increase of 50 per cent.over the corresponding week for 1911.Bnkers state thatt he advance will be marked and continuous through the month of October, although the proportionate increase will probably not be as great.Payments for grain have been on an immense scale as compared with last year, as the figures show.The statement was as follows: Week ending Oct.2nd, 1913, $39.RS1A56; corresponding week, 1912, $30.561.513: corresponding week, 1911, $26,138,775, A certain indication of the passing of the tight money scare ie the brisk demand for farn lands all over the West.One okthe big land companies with headquarters in Winnipeg, reports more inquiries for Saskatchewan farm lands in the month of September than during the preceding twelve months.Gtes to go from the jail to the telegraph office.Before Ericson left Gowganda he cashed 8 check, received 8 donation from admiring friends and was also outfitted with à couple speed it would take about Ave min- of pistols > SIMI Lo WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT, RAINCOATS.Women's Waterproof Cloth Coats, in many new shades, af the latést models; regular value of $5.75.Friday $4.59 CHILDREN'S COATS.Children Colored Mixed Tweed Coats, assorted sizes; regular values $3.89 to $4.50, for - Friday.MISSES\u2019 DRESSES.All-wool Serge Dresses, in the best designs and colorings, in sizes 3 to 12 years; value $3.75 up to $5.25, Friday.$2.98 WAISTS.Women's fancy Union Flannel Waists a great choice of new designs; value $1.25.Friday.DRESS GOODS.All-wool Poplin, for dresses, in the newest Fall shades; regular value 60c a yard, for Friday, at.«vv cov .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.39\u20ac WHIPCORDS Navy, brown, fawn, grey and green Whipcords; a new weave for Fall value, 70c, for Friday.49¢ COTTON CHALLIE.Printed Cotton Challie; value of 20e per yard; just a limited quantity.Friday.LANNELETTES Fancy Stripped Flannelette, 36 inches wide; value of 12c and 14e, for Friday.cco 0 n.10 MOTOR BCARFS.Women's Silk and Wool Motor Scarfs with fringe; value of 50c.Friday.eer ee.3%c HAND BAGS.Women's Leather Hand Bags: gunmetal, silver and gold frame; regular value of 75e.Friday.cc.es +.ve ve.Se MAR 42 St Joseph Strast, SÈ Rooh, Que»ss _ curtaiss Take advantage of our Friday Bargains \u2018| IF YOU WANT TO GET THE FULL WORTH OF YOUR DO! à LARS, HAVE A LOOK AT THE FEW UNDERMENTIONED ITEMÉ.YOU WILL BE INTERESTED: BOYS CLOTHING.Navy blue all-wool Serge Sailor Suits, assorted sizes; regular value of $3, Friday, for.\u201cvee vee MUSLINS.Printed Colored Muslins for window draperies, 36 inch; vae lues of Bc and-18c.Eriday, at.00 cot ves een 40.118 BRASS BEDS.A special value of bright Brass Beds, 46\" x6\u2019; regularly worth $12.50.Priday.c.«co cre see vee soe CARPET SQUARES, Axminster Carpet Squares, new floral designs, 3x3; value of $25.Friday.\u2026 +.» vos sou vs $19,50 WADDED QUILTS.Colored Printed Eiderdown Quît filled with cotton; 5x6; value of $2.25.Friday.eee cov veu een +.$178 LINENS, Bleached Damask Table Linen; new designs and good quality, S4inch, 50c.Friday.35¢ 60-inch, 35c¢.Friday.vou .29¢ LINEN TOWELS, Hemmed Huck Linen Face Towels, 22x 14; value 10c, Friday.ou ce vou vou 00.«BC PILLOW CASES.5 White Cotton Pillow Cases, 32x22; value of 20c per yard.Friday.cco eer von ses ora.18 ROLLER LINEN.17-inch Roller Linen; a very good value at 10c, for Friday.coo coe cen een annie = F.SIMARD & CIE 142 8t.Joseph Strect, Quebec.ee | Ask for prices at the - QUEBEC SCRAP METAL CO.14 St.Roch Street for your raw furs, hides and skins and all kinds of scrap material, Telephone 2777 IMPROVEMENTS on our PREMISES 5,600 Square Feet of riooring added to our Establishment 1st FLOOR\u2014Oilcloth, Linoleum and Cork Carpet.; 2nd FLOOR\u2014Carpet of all sorts by the yard.3rd FLOOR\u2014Squares and Rugs of every description./ 4th FLOOR\u2014Furniture Covering, Plush Curtains Mater.* Telephones 2092 RS - ials, Curtains, Velours Bedding Department and Bed Linen Department, Blinds, Poles, etc.\u2018All these Departments are supplied with the latest, newest and cheapest Novelties of the season, ; re Le \u2018The rise on the English market does not affect our prices, our purchases having been made before.31 St.John Street OPPOSITE PALACE HILL _\u2014 P.J.COTE, "]