The Quebec chronicle, 25 novembre 1913, mardi 25 novembre 1913

[" Che Quebe Chronicle 4 ee 2 j QUEBEC, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1913.ONE CENT, _, - (A PIN AR ) CONSOLONTON OF TROY FOR WATE [REBEL FORCES WIN - \u2019 \u2019 .Bo THE RURAL SCHOOLS| | HOUSE WEDDING BATTLE IN MEXICO 9.J CRESCA BRAND\u2014Buperior Quality Olives.3 Selected Spanish Quesnns, 12.08.bottles .40 bot.; - ° Selected Spanish Queenns.20-0, bottles .ts crn py Ouves de imo) > pes.orien bottles - PROVINCIAL TREASURER WILL | AMBASSADORS AND MINISTERS | VILLA WANTS OPPOSING GEN- * Olives Fourrees (Olives stuffed with Anchovies bot SAY FRIDAY HOW GOVERN.| WILL ATTEND IN THEIR| ERAL TAKEN ALIVE 70, OÙ) iii ier rr eee a rire ranaeas \u2026.À > ) THE CRESCA HORS-D'OEUVRE.MENT WILL ASSIST, ' BRILLIANT BNIFORME EXECUTE HIM.] § Olives, Pimientos and Anchovies, in olive oil.\".90 bot.; ; t \\ \u2014 and : ; a + Cresca Brand Anchovies, in salt, in 34 ting .28 tin.There is every indication that the | Washington, Neg 24\u2014The flutter | T1 Pase, Tex, Nov.24\u2014A: aleven N EW G LA S S ¢ A GRENIER, meeting of the Protestant Commit [of happy anticipal of tomorrow's | o'clock tonight General Joss Y.Sale- .tee of Education which will be held on | wedding of Miss Jie Woodrow Wil- | sar's command is completely sur.Established 1882.94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 Friday will be one of the most im- | son and Francis Béffes Sayre reigned | 0 aed south of Saragosa and his .portant in several ways.Two of the | supreme at the W| House today.is Ï chief matters which will be under dis- | Through the twilight hours in the | C2Pture expected momentarily.i - cussion will be the question of con- softly diffused li the East Room, | General Pancho Vills has ordered \u2014 solidating the rural schools and of in- |the entire bridal party rehearsed in |his soldiers to take General Salazar a s a we ma e stituting classes in agriculture in all | detail the cerem of tomorrow.(alive so that He may be publicly ex- ; CHA rural chools Hon.P.S.G.Macken- Later the young fi were entertain- | executed as an example to federal of- e ! tie, Provincial Treasurer, is expected | cd at a dinner and dance by the offi- 1 » to make known at this meeting what cers of the United: States $ S.May- ficers and federal sympathizers, 1p- Pp ours \u2018AN ACCEPTED CHECK| DEATH IN DETROIT fos sre demsscnnne is i ripen lies d averts dri way of assisting these two mo nts | that vessel, anchorfif at the navy yard.N ARRIVES WITH J financially and also by way of pro- |The elders\u2014that i@ the relatives and an ave S rnp.viding additional educational facilities | members of the inimediate family of DEAD AND WOUNDED.|.5 .for Canadian Labrador.the bride and gr were the guests | El Paso, Tex, Nov.24\u2014A train WELL-KNOWN REAL ESTATE | ASSASSIN EMPLOYED SAWED.The needs paper rives notice that | of the President Mrs.Wilson at [bearing eight dead and seventeen reports will be presented by the va- | dinner at the House.wounded rebels reached Juarez this .MAN OF MONTREAL TAKEN | OFF SHOT GUN TO COMMIT \u2018rious committces on the following | Ther mews thot di poniters of the | monde Ink does not deteriorate TO JAIL.THE DEED, pubjects: Course of study and text diplomatic corps Ehd decided at the | Robert Dorman, an American pho- : oe coks; superior school gifts to rich [last minute to weaë their resplendent [tographer, who was with Villa when ° ° : municipalities; the Sheoursgement of uniforms height: interest in the | the battle started, returned on the beca use ip perm TÉS irch- it, Mich.24\u2014Vi j | ratruction in agricalture in the rural (event and it promilles to be as bril- | train.He said Villa's men began the ; .ae Nov Et James 3 veal Satan prie or ve shot schools; medical inspection in the |liant a function 86% has ever taken [battle by opening fire on the federals Pp e rfect co rkI rn?g » estate men in Montreal, with an of- | to death to-day, the assassin using a Vases cn oF the mat place in the execu mansion.The a they approached villas main body i Y ilding.d-off A ces to i} diplomats wore col ional morning | of troops near Tierra nca.e .pri des a lind.were ound Ts a \"the grades of schools; the supply of | dress at the Roosevelt wedding.To- |federals immediately retreated to w.cR SHEPHERD, MONTREAL, Sele Agent for Canals.Fined before Judge Lafgntaine on a | Italian colony, but residents of the teachers; educational propagands, | dey Jules Jus the French am- {await reinforcements and later they charge of raising an accepted check | vicinity declared to the police they | Summer meetings: the summer schools bassador, at p #'dean of the corps, | returned, both armies keeping up a Sold by all leading Stationers in this City and throughe of the Merchants Bank of Canada [heard no shots fired.The weapon |f0f French and drawing; recommen- [gent word to the diplomats that gp a continual artillery fight, during the out the Provi t bec.from $54 to $54,000 was found nearby, dation regarding the carrying om of | speci] complimentyto the President, remainder of the afternoon.At dusk e Province of Que Birchenough asked Judge Lafon-| This is the fourth shooting of a [classes and schools for the auxiliary | ihe ambassadors ministers would | Villa started a flank movement in the taine if he could not be admitted to | similar nature in Detroit's \u201cLittle | tfaining of physical instructors and | be expected to appeflt in their full uni- | direction of Bauche and the federals .bail, pending the enquete, which His | ltaly,\u201d in two weeks, though the vic- | kindergarten assistants, not at present | forms.These, toglffer with the uni- [did likewise.The two armies met at ; Honor fixed for next Monday.A {tims of the previous assaults were financially provided for; report of the | forms of the militarg and naval aides, | the little hamlet and a desperate hand } personal bond of $10,000 and two se- | Not fatally injured, and all are attri- | teachers\u2019 convention approving the | will fend a little of the official |to hand struggle resulted with heavy § curities of $10000 each, or $3000 | buted by teh police to & fued of long [conditions of the Strathcona trust and | atmosphere than was at first expected.| 1033 on both sides.4 was the bail fixed \u2019 \"| standing.; expressing the hope that the govern- | Arrangements for tomorrow's event | Wounded men from the battle op- GES GERMA NIGHT REV NE Birchenough was taken to the jail | The first victim was Ferdinand | ment will provide adequate training | were still being m tonight at the | posite Belen, Texas, are crossing the at Bordeaux, being unable to furnish | lieutenant, who was shot while sitting | for physical instruction.executive offices.staff of clerks [border to the Texas side.One has .the required amount Palma, banker and former police RY » understood that the Committee was at work prepasfbg lists for the at- reached El Paso, Jose Gonzales being Ë \u2019 in his private office.He still is in the | Will lay special emphasis on the need | taches to be statiomed at the various |the first to arrive, He said a gene EVE EUTEN.coms ote rer ol mr hospital.Another Italian was ser- | for consolidation of the rural schools | entrances.Announcements were be- [battle was in progress southeast of SEEKS R NGE ON LI -|8OON COMES TO AN INGLOE: the amount represented in the case of | iusly wounded at the same time but |and this particularly in the case of the ;ng mailed to thousand people.| Juarez.; ANT WHO INSULTED ALSA-| IOUS END \u2014 CELEBRATION Birchenough was startling.Not only | Ne was spirited away by friends and | Eastern Townships.It is pointed out Wedding gifts continued to arrive in| All American troops at Fort Bliss was the amount in itself astonishing, | the fact that he was injured did not [that of 320 schools in the district by | bores and packages innumerable.| are being held in readiness for im- TIANS.IN THE STREETS.Lo \u2018 but the fact of the alleged raising of become known until several days later | the inspectors in the fall of 1912 there | Over the presents \u2018a guard stood all | mediate action and additional troops, - ! = when it became necessary to place | were on the days of inspection a total day and night.It was learned that | Troop C., Thirteenth Cavalry, and a 1 r Ze an accepted check from $54 to $54,000 was something that could not be understood.The complainsnt ia the case is Mr.\u20ac \u201cTis question was given to hif mother for a transfer of her interest in a mortgage she held on a property sold three years ago to the City Realty REV.MR.BURNBURY INDUCTED AT RICHMOND, him in a hospital.Both Vito and Salvatore Adamo pere arrested in connection with the ma shoot and later released.aan dltts SRE dette - A Cao,» 5°18 \u2018a Bankerand à lcader among local Italisns.recently was aequitted of a charge of murdering another of his fellow-country- [papils, 4 of 3,644 pupils, or an average of a little over eleven pupils per school.The figures, school by school, showed that there were 22 22 with 7, 15 with 6.16 with 5, and 9 with 3 pupils.Out of these 320 schools no less per cent of the teachers had no legal the gift of the President and Mrs.Wilson is a dining foom set of furni- tore ARTE a » 31C 7 od by the senior class of the National School of Domestic Arts and Sciences.A delegation representing 500 New York factory girls presented Miss machine gun platoon, and Troop L., Thirteenth Cavalry, arg now moving to El Fans to reinforce the patrol.Belen appeared to be general and artillery was being used by the federals.Reports from all sides at 7 o'clock declared that all the engagements front and ordered ammunition and Brussels, Nov.24.\u2014Count Malroy, who a year ago wounded Baron Rarensigin for using words offansixe.to the Frenci?any, sent à chatienge-te- day to Lieut.Baron Von Forsther, of the 99th German Infantry, at Zabern, Alsace, who is reported to have in- The French writer Paul De Casag- Montreal, Nov 24\u2014After tue midway through the second act, the Glad Eye Company, refused to ga on with their play, and the curtsin was here again pandeinonium broke loose and after a short scrap between the men.than 144 had unqualified teachers and | qu; ; d nibroidered | Were general.At that hour word was rung down.The students went back Comrany.36 had teachers with the grade 11 | vuimoonr © come cofbroidered | Rot ed from General Villa hat as [fulied the townspeople and the | F276 dO The students we faculty B AD academy permit.That is to say, 45 was holding the federals back at the | French flag.had prepared a supper for them, but DERAILMENT qualification and 56 per cent were without normal school training.GIANT STEAMER 1S provisions rushed to Tierra Blanca.Auxiliary hospitals are being fitted nac, recently sent a challenge to Sops and Freshmen, the bobdy broke years\u2019 non-observance, the Mc al | bet- came to an inglorious end, whee \u2014 i) Ceremony Was Solemnised by His If there is a grant for consolidation up in Jusres tonight, a large quantity | Baron Von Forstner, but the latter | up\" into little parties who continued Lorduhip, Bishop Dunn I some of the money will probably go of medical stores being exported from | paid no attention to it.the celebrition in the streets.; LS to the rural boards to pay the ex- 0 LAKES ere, The induction of Revd, Mr.Burn- pense of conveying the pupils to the Before the development of the fed- | oo \u2014 \u2014 = bury, as vicar of the Anglican parish central school.Aceording to the De- eral assaults General Villa reported ms \u2014 - - at Richmond.Quebec, a conducted FREIGHT TRAIN ON C.N.R partment of Education the chief preju- that the federals withdrew ten miles | us R e C eiv e with becoming solemnity tatre of dice to be overcome is the idea that rom their position at Samalayuoa Sunday 1norning, being presided over LINE TUMBLES DOWN EM.a drive of five miles or so is too much, | NORONIC REFLECTS MUCH early this morning, re-occupied the by His Londetie Bishop Dunn.woh | BANKMENT INTO DITCH.|In Manitoba the pupils are frequently | CREDIT ON CANADIAN SHIP.| position at 3 o'clock, and immediately We have just received our holiday supply of was assisted by clergy from all parts conveyed even as far as eleven miles began an advance on the rebel posi- of the Province, and among others.and it has been found there, as else- BUILDING PLANT tions seven miles north.B G d ¢ A P- R.Roy, Incumbent of A bad derailment of a freight train where where the experiment has been rass 00 S The ceremony was attended by all | on the line of the Canadian Northern tried, that the ese attendance at Nov.24\u2014Th SCHNECTADY STRIKE.hese ise the t display in this line that we have the parishioners as well as many from | Railway at I ten.orclock yesterday trict is far greater than was \u201che com.giant ateamer Novonle, as feet long, Schaectady, N.Y., Nov.#.\u2014It was cer had, including: larges \u2018 \u2018 outside districts, and the A will the ig To te quarcer ire ap Sr bined attendance for the small schools | the finest ship on the Great Lakes, | Yoted tonight to call out all union Desk Sets, Paper Weights, Inkstands, Book Racks, Ash Ti mem ata English Church in s0, and the delaying of the Quebec | Of the separate districts before con- | plowed the waters of Thunder Bay porkmen ame plant of the General Paper Knives, Smokers\u2019 Sets, Desk Calendars, Clocks, Candlesticks, the Eastern Townships.and Montreal passenger trains by solidation.The result is for on and Lake Superior or the first time, orclock tomar , Trades union offi Pan Travs, Stamp Boxes, Ete, Etce + is afternoo cloc] d - Revd.ir.Bumbury, wro for a) about tno Bours erred about five (By 8 model one, and in the opinion of | cake Root nets dry dock for a | Cials in a statemént to the newspaper \"COME IN AND SEEM THEM AT with the Carat this city pe miles west of se Casimir, some fifty- | the committee a model school course | two and a balf hours\u2019 tour about the | fen announcing the strike say twelve tremely popular here for his manifold five miles from this city, and seven | represents the minimum that every bay to allow adjustment of her com.| thousand men are affected by the or- JOHN E WALSH\u2019S R \u2018d acconmiishments as a clergyman and | or eight of the cars tumbled down child of the province should Tereive passes by Captain Morrison of Sar- | der .cg \u20189 \\ his warm-hearted spirit of charity, | the embankraent into the ditch.For- la also argued that consolidation | pig, nu and while a legion Pot friends here tunately none of the train hands were | serves a useful purpose by providing | She will losd flour at Fort William bo CT) 11 ST.JOHN STREET wish him Godspeed and a long ciireer | injured, but the road could not be re- |® Community center where the central land leave for Sarnia, to be delivered _\u2014 \u2014 of useful labor in his new sphere of | paired in time to permit the passage | School may be used for entertain.| by the dry dock company to her own- The Weather oe \u2014 \u2014 action, the parishioners of Richmond | of the pasenger trains and the conse- | ments, meetings of farmers\u2019 clubs.ers, the Northern Navigation Com- DEE NEE \u2014 pany.uence was that passengers had to a 2 : Thousands of people looked on as have every reason to be elated on ac- disembark and DIES OF INJURIES.à quiring a man so eminently qusalified change trains, the to preside over cheir spiritual welfare.SANCOndARSONOONAE - & HALDANE CONDEMNS TANGO-MAD YOUTHS.London, November 24\u2014Pre- mier Asquith tomorrow will receive a deputation which is to propose measures such as increased pay and certain privileges, to attract men to the territorial army, which is 62.000 short.The voluntary sys tem under which the territor- isls are recruited, is considered by many persons to have been a failure from the beginning.Viscount Haldane, Lord High Chancellor, speaking in London tonight, complained that young men were attracted by football, golf, and latterly, by the tango, rather than by service in defence of their country.DONGONDGOANOOGOGOOU0SCOCONGGU 9290000000 ÇC0000 COVOLOVDEBAROOY Quebec train returning to this city and the Montreal train going back to the Metropolis with the passengers from Quebec, Considerable difficulty was experienced in the transferring of freight and passengers, ar.d some of the latter being ill had to be moved on stretchers.* The passengers coming to Quebec, arrived here at 5.45 p.m.or two hours late, while those bound for Montreal were also delayed.-.3-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-3-F%0-37%] DOMESTICATE HERONS TO GET AIGRETTES.Paris, November 24\u2014The Academy of Sciences hag decided to offer a prize of $2,- 000 to the person who devises 8 méans for domesticating the heron, in order to obtain aigr- etts without killing the birds, COUN OASORONGOOY déécnoonoognacooûa POMMERY CHAMPAGNE Commande the h London, and ail tha mar or FRANCE prises in Paris and ets of the werld host Kingston, Ont, Nov.24.\u2014Henry Bailey, who had his arm almost torn off last Friday by an explosion of dynamite on a farm at Portsmouth, died in the General Hospital from his injuries tonight.He was aged 68 and married.LIND LEAVES POR TAMPICO Vera Cruz, Nov.24\u2014John Lind, President Wilson's representative, went aboard the United States battleship Rhode Island tonight and will proceed to Tampico in accordance with instructions.At a late hour the ship was still coaling, but will pro- bahly leave before dawn.TEN-MILE FLIGHT IN TWENTY MINUTES.Pasadena, Cal, Nov, 24\u2014Five pas sengers carried by aviator Roy Knabenshue, on à dirigible balloon trip of twenty miles to Los Angeles and re- landing here today.At a height of 1.400 feet above the landing place the engine suddenly stopped when a water pipe burst.Ag the craft started to rise, Knsbenshue, the sixth occupant, climbed along the dirigible's frail framework 10 the bow, where his weight pointed the balloon toward the earth again.Then more danger appeared in the shape of an orange grove toward which the dirigible was heading.The passengers began to throw ballast bags overboard aad the balloon cleared the trees.A moment later spectators seized an anchor and towed the dirigible to ite \u201cdrome.\u201d The ten mile journey to Les Angeles was made ia tweaty mings { turn were given a thrill just before | Ÿ the big steamer cruised around the bay this afternoon.The keel was laid October 24, 1912.She was launched June 2, 1913.The rapid construction reflects a great deal of credit to the local! shipbuilding plant, Canadian workmanship and Canadian material.STRUCK WITH COFFER-POT, Wound Resulted in Blood Poisoning, Which Proved Fatal, Nanaimo, B.C,, Nov.24.\u2014Charged with the death of Thomas L.Green, » special constabie, Constable Stevens has been arrested at Scuth Wellington.Both officers became involved in a quarrel, during which, it is alleged Stevens hit Green with a pot containing boiling coffee, causing a wound which resulted in blood poisoning, from which Green died.CHOCORUA NES © WILL CONSIDER CHANNEL TUNNEL.London, November 24\u2014The government is taking up the question of the construction of 8 tunnel across the English Channel, and Premier Asquith has invited the Admiralty, the War Office and the Board of Trade to examine into the question and prepare full reports for submission to a committee on Imperial defence, which will decide as to ig practicability.2 ÉaNUOSOASOGGAGAGGGO © oO e © Ÿ 9 o Ÿ © e a @ o a Ÿ o a Toronto, Nov.24.\u2014A disturbance is developing to-night south of Nova Scotis, while a pronounced area o.high pressure is centred south of the Great Lakes.Very strong winds have prevailed to-dsy in the lake region.Temperatures: Min.Max.Victoria .40 50 Vancouver .42 48 Edmonton .18 # Calgary .cee 14 \u201c Battleford .2 36 Moose Jaw .oe 19 58 Winnipeg .+0.\u2026.20 \u201c Port Arthur .30 38 Parey Sound .\u2026.34 40 London .33 42 Toronto.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.37 45 Kingston .40 46 Ottawa.0.oe.34 40 Montreal .28 40 Quebec .26 36 St.John .36 44 Halifax .38 48 Forecasts: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Moderate to fresh westerly to southerly winds; fine with a little higher temperature.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Lawrence: Fine with not much ghange in temperature.Lower St.Lawrence: Fresh to strong northerly to westerly winds; generally fair and cool.Gulf: Strong winds and gales, north-east shifting to north-west and west; light snowfalls and flurries.Maritime: Strong winds and gales.north, shifting to north-west and west, with rain or snow.Superior: Fresh southerly winds; fair with à little higher temperature.All West: Fair, with stationery or 12 Fabrique St.Real Vienna Bread We are the only bakery in Quebec making the real Vienna Le Vrai Pain Vienois notwithstanding any statement to the contrary.This Bread is made in Sc size, in addition to our Breakfast Rolls.We deliver four times a day, vis: 7 and :1 am, 3 and 5 3m.VALIQUET'S Phone 1526 Extra choice Sausages., .Best Creamery Butter.Fresh Eggs, of Vegetables, FRUITS.\u2014 Bananas, Oranges, \u201cEVERYTHING a little lower temperature in Alberts.TODAY am, Bacon, etc, Celery, Lettuce, and « vere 20.23 per ib.32¢ per Ib, all kinds Grape Fruit, Apples, Graces, ete.P.G.COPEMAN, IN GROCERIES FRESH AND CLEAN.135 ST.JONN STREET, OSR.OF URSÛLE Phone 04. us i $he Guede bee Chqorice pe TE Watson, ST a 1 Ca, 7 3 mans BE an pr se bet Daily, $3.00 sm A 1:00 per sno in advance.od mer ree creme ee eee QUEBEC, NOVEMBER 25, 1913.GONSOLIDATION OF SCHOOLS.We understand that Hon.Mr.Macmosis, Provincial Treasurer, will make known to the Protestant Committee on Friday what assistance the Gouin Government is prepared to give towards the consolidation of schools in rural districts.It is to be hoped that tke Goversment will see its way to \u2018allot a sub- signtisl sum for this purpose as the need of consolidation is most urgent.Repecially is this.the case in the Eastern Townships.The fact of the matter is that there are many places where the only alternative to consolidation of the existing schools is to be left without any schools at all.During the autame of last year the Protestant inspectors visited 320 rural elèmentary schools in the Eastern Townships, this being the number then open, It was found that in these 320 schools there were on the days of faspection a total of 3,644 pupils, or au average oi a little over eleven wipils to a school.A few schools fad a good attendance and this fact helped up the average, poor as it was.Bat, when we examine the figures, school by school, we find there were Z schools with 10 pupils, 34 schools with 9 popils, 22 schools with 8 pupils, 22 with 7 pupils, 15 with 6 pupils, 16 with 5 pupils, and 9 with 3 pupils.Nearly one-half of the schools had tes pupils or less.What inducement is there for a competent and qualified teacher to undertake tuftion in a 1 where there can only be one Fe pupils in eaca grade above the 2?The reports of the inspectors show algo that very few qualified teachers do go to these small schools.Out of these 320 rural elementary schools, which were open in the autumn of 3912, 144 had unqualified teachers and #6 bad teachers with the Grade 1I Academy permit, that is to say, 45 per cent.of the teachers had no legal Quelifcation and 56 per cent.were without nortiii Scho) training.Only @ per cent.of the whole number of tinchers held diplomas.There can be only one remedy for this state of affairs and that is consolidation.Members of the Protestant Committee have for some time been convinced of this aad favor consolidation of several poor schools into one good one because they say that t:\u2014 Permits a better grading and class- Mention of the pupils; Ensures more weeks of schooling; Makes for à larger average attendance; Adds the stimulating influence of larger classes; Leads to better school buildings, better equipment, a larger supply of books, charts, mans, and apparatus; Quickens_ _ public interest in the school; Gives the opportunity for practical instruction; Affords a community center for the people; Means very little extra expense; Brings the pupils to school in tough winter weather à distance of.four ur five miles, whe: it might be impossible for them to walk a mile; Is better for the health of the aps, - Gaitp the approval of the people wherevd?and whenever it is given % fair trial; Suits our rural conditions; Makes for more qualified teachers more 3 Consolidation is the only policy that make for efficiency in the rural s.Then, the consolidated ls should be valuable also as \" community centres.The last Dominton census shows how great has been the exodus of our rural population with the city.While Quebec compares most favorably with other prov Jinces in this respect, there is much to be dome here sleo to arrest this movement.Speaking on this question a brochure published by the Department of Education says:\u2014\"Life in the country, for one thing, must be made more interesting and attractive to the young.Social interests and enjoyments have to be consider.of to this end.The comsotidated school, if it is made brightly attractive, becomes a useful centre for so- dial meetings, reading clubs, and, above all, for the local library.It should be available, also, for the meat- ings of the farmer's clubs and women's institutes., .The principle is, in fact, in keeping with modern progress, and there is no other proposition of equal value be.fete the public for the immediate and permanent improvement of rural education.\u201d OF \u2018ssurss.he consolidation of sshoaly Wi mest Shai pupils must be conveyed to the central schbol when they are at a distance, Iu Mani tcba the pupils are frequently con- veycd eight, nine, ten and even eleven miles Toe true idea is to have a much better school and to take the necessary steps to have all the pupils of the united district regularly conveyed to the school; that is to say, all who are beyond walking distauce.It is the opinion of the educational experts that the change would mean the replacing of four or five clement- ary schools by a model and, and, after all, the model school course represents the minimum amount of edwea- tion that evéry child of the farm should receive.For this conveyance of pupils, more financial assistance will be needed from the Governmentpe A WHITED SEPULCHRE Le Soleil is suddegly seized with an apparently overwhelming anxiety for the future equipment of the port.The Transcontinental is fimished, it says; where are the elevators which are now the crying need?Well, if anybody ought to know, Le Soleil should.And it should have enough common sense to see that in groaning and gnashing its teeth bee canse there are not more elevators built and ready to receive the grain of the West it is only reading a lecture to its own party\u2019 to whose almost criminal negligence of Quebec's opportunities the inadequacy of the port's equipment is due.The Transcontinental Railway bill was threshed out in the Dominion House in 1903.Since that time has the Liberal party ever laid a single stone for the construction of an elevator to be ready when the line should be completed?Year after year the Quebec members and especially Premier Laurier, as hé was then, were urged to equip the port as it should be equipped, to do something for it.What did they do?Everyone knows their record.They did next to nothing.Any member of the Liberal party that dared to complain\u2019 was bull-dozed or coaxed into silence.And the members and their organs, notably Le Soleil, stuffed the people with lies and conspired together to keep this city in the background, this npgnif= cent harbor undeveloped.And now they have the unwarranted effrontery to come and blame, the Conservatives, who have been in power for two.years o Dbeteused the Liberals did nothing arxtify à few heelers.They would now attempt to saddle their own sins of omission upon the Conservatives who have done more in the last score of months that the Liberals showed promise of doing in a period of fifty years.It ill becomes these foxes in the desert to take up the role of prophet and denouncer in view of their own record of inefficiency, misrepresentation, indifference and opposition to the legitimate expansion of the city.They are not known by their works because they were never responsible for any works.They are known by their inaction.All that\u2019 they can do is to lie against the goveinment, All this sudden access of alarm lest the grain traffic should be diverted comes with pretty poor grace from thos who, during the elections of 1911 were clamoring for the farmers of the praitie provinces to slip their grain just over the border into the States und not send it East over Canadian rails ag all.Tt was only the Conservative party which has always defended the national policy that saved this diversion and in fact saved the whole country from being handed oner, lock, stock, and barre), to Uncle Sem by the unpatriotic Gritsannodboancosanana the Mont.Health.and country districts have decided toi Ogden, Utah, Nov.24\u2014The discov- Reynolds can find an alleged cold stor- 9 ; egisterçd 1 real Star's wonderiul attack of Mr.Mousseau, certainly the Minister zomes out ahead of the newspaper.Every one in Montreal is laughing heartily over the signal collapse of the Graham Gas charter.Even the Herald, which has no love for the focal Government pins the Star down ta its original statement, and demands more evidence than has so far been forthcoming.Me.Graham alleged at first that he was prepared to prove that two notorious speculators approached the Government and offered large financial considerations to Wanted for the supply of Prisoners of War:\u2014The following articles of provisions, etc., to be delivered daily at the piace of their confinement, either in, or at a convenient distance from Quebec.Fresh beef and bread, at the rate of so much per hundredweight of 112 Ibs.Peas or rice, and if none to be got.(potatoes in lieu) and salt at the rate per bushel or pound; as also fuel for all necessary purposes besides cooking; and utensils, viz.: wonden bowels, platters, spoons, six quart cans, quart tin pots brooms, huckets, scrubbing brushes, follow the example of their professional brethren in Creat Britain, and declare a \u201cdoctors\u2019 strike\u201d against sickness and accident insurance associations established under the imperial insurance laws, They complain against certain regulations under the laws which they say militate against them, particularly one ber of a: organization of any choice of physician.They object, too, to the wide discretion given to the organi- gations in the matter of contracts with physicians, depriving the patient who is a meme; ery of whst is believed to be the oldest tree in the Fourth Forest district, has been made by E.H.Hodson, in charge of the forest investigations, who has returned to the headquarters here after spending two months in the Payette Weiser and Boise National forests of Idaho.While on the trip the investigator discovered a yellow pine which has attained the age of 459 years.This veteran tree was found in the Carpenter Creek district, of the Payette forest.age conspiracy, got under way today and a congressional investigation of a different phase of the cost of living problem was threatened.While special agents of the Department of Justice are sifting charges that eggs, poultry and dairy products are being piled up in cold storage to maintain high prices and even force them higher, Representative Britten of Illinois is preparing to ask for a congressional investigation into the prices of meat.The proposal for a meat investigation was prompted by an announcement that the navy had bought nearly OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, ~~ I [Hi- ! Ah =\u2019 li f the Citi >[etc.Apply to Capt.Kempt, R.W.The decision to declare a strike In spite of the great age the tree ec Come paren ped Now.Citizen\u2019 No.12 Palace street.Marked for P.| against these regulations was reached | had not attained the size of some of S000, pounds of Australian fresh cames backs water at once and is silent | N.in health.at irene ir Berlin of more than the younger trees, the diameters of than the best prices of Aro pack.[J | Now Mr.Graham owes it to himself 800 delegates from all over Germany.| which were as much as three and a- ers, and 120,000 pounds of canned Paes and to the public to make good his insinuations on that score.When he penned his charges of corruptina surely he must have some grounds.Or are we to believe that he deliberately impeached the Premier without a little of evidence with which to support his word.Either he has evidence or he has not.and the pub- fie will expect the Star to face the music and not back down after so much froth and fury.But alas, the Star has backed down.Was the famous impeachment all wind, \u2014 or rather gas?Let ns have the evidence, The mountain in labor brought forth « mouse, but the Star has not even fone so well.\"THE QUEBEC BANK.NOTICE is hereby given that a Wanted articles of provisions, etc.: bread, fresh beef.or mutton, potatoes, rice, sugar, tea, pot herbs, milk, and salt.Also white wine of the best quality, and the whole to be such provisions as are supplied to military hospitals, Besides fuel, candles and soap, for the use of the patients, whose bed linen and clothes, are also to be washed, and brooms, mops, scrubbing brushes with the necessary servants to te included in contract.Market for the hospital.until the 30th November, 1813, and as soon as possible after.Apply to Capt.Kempt, R.N., No.12 Palace street, GIRL AGED SIX, SAVES LITTLE SISTER'S LIFE.Dashes Bucket of Water on Blasing More than two-thirds of all the Germans are members of insurance organizations which have their own contract physicians and the remaining medical field is overcrywded.The number of medical students in Germany has risen from 6,300 in 1905, to 14,000, an increase utterly disproportionate to the increase of population.The result is, according to statistics, that half of all the physicians have incomes less than 1,500 yearly.The doctors of Berlin, Dresden, Hamburg and other large cities did not join in the movement, owing, it was said, to the desperate competition among them, 1914 TO BE YEAR OF BIG CATASTROPHES?Mme.Thebes Takes à Bilious Squint half feet and which produced six 16- foot logs.He found also in the examination of trees up to 263 years old that the mean annual growth of timber in the tree was twenty-seven feet.This increment.of wood was not equally distributed over the 263 years, since the growth of a tree in volume is very much greater in the later period of its life up to the point when it becomes mature and old age checks the growth, EMBALMED HIS SEVERED LEG FOR BURIAL WITH HIM Fort Wayne, Ind., Nov.24\u2014Velen- tine Weisenberger's right leg, amputated twelve years ago, will be buried with his.body.Mr.Weisenberger corned beef from the Australian packers at eight cents a pound cheaper than the lowest price in the United |! States.The price paid was 11.90 cents a pound for the fresh beef and 15.37 cents for the corned product.Announcing his intention to ask for a congressional investigation of the navy's beef contract, Congressman Britten declared he wanted to develop why the public could not benefit by the advantage of buying from Australia if the navy could do eo.Representative McKellar of Tennessee has pending in the House a bill to prohibit inter-state transportation of any food products kept in cold storage more than 90 days.He contends its enactment into law would go far toward solving the cold storage mended by Now Goods Just Received Dividend of One and-Three-quarters | Clothes and Then Run for a Phy.died on Sunday last.question.\u2014 Per Cent.upon the Paid-up Capital sician.Into Europe's Future \u2014 Flood for | When the leg was amputated, he| Agents of the Department of Justice \u201cTango Sets,\u201d fitted to any Stock of this Institution has been \u2014_\u2014 London.directed it should be taken to an un.| took up their work today in all the slippers.Price $1.00, $5.50, $8.50 declared for the current quarter, and Purvis, Miss, Nov.24\u2014\"Lohengrin\u201d dertaber's establishment and embalm.| principal cities.They will report par- $12.00 à set.that same will be payable at its Banking House in this City, and at its Branches, on and after Monday the let day of December next.The transfer books will be closed from the sixteenth to the thirtieth & scalawag dog, belonging to three- year-old Bertha Simmons, snatched his mistress\u2019 \u201cbutter-bread\u201d and scampered off.In pursuing him, Bertha stumbled on the hearth of an open grate and her clothes caught fire, Paris, Nov.24\u2014Among Madame Thebes\u2019 predictions of 1914, are: The planet Mars will predominate with war always menacing, \u2018 England will suffer critical perils in ndia, ed and held, awaiting his death.that oll of his body might be buried together, NEW GERMAN COINS.ticularly on eggs and dairy products and will attempt to make an estimate of the quantities in cold storage and how long they have been there.Statistics systematically gathered by agents of the Department of Labor fango Ribbons, 80c a pair, \u2018Waterproof Boots.\u201d \\ \u2018Men's, Women's and Beys',\u201d Rubbeg sole Boots.Evening Slippers, in colored kid wp atin, day of November (both daye inclu-| With cool bravery, & six-year-old| London will be threatened by flood; | Berlin, Nov.24\u2014Lipp-Detmold is | and made public here from month to Black Velvet Boot sive).sister ran to the girl's sid when her | à terrible catastrophe tuking place as| just having a new issue of money.| month show tliat in all the principal \"Dr, Jasger's® The Annual General Meeting of | screams attracted attention.Shes result of the inundations, which will | The royal mint in Berlin has just | industrial centres of the United States Pull drose Shoes, EE actions the Sharehoïders will be held at the | seized a pail »f water from the table | arouse the pity of the whole civilized | struck off an issue of thalers (three | the prices of foeds needed by the aver.ad Held Office in Quebec on Monday, | and dashed it over the burning cloth- | world.mark pleces, worth about 75 cents), | age workingman's family have steadily Castemn work repairing, the Grat day of December next.The | ing.When the fire was out she sped | Portugal is to see a restoration of | bearing a new likeness of Prince Leo.{been goaring for the last 23 years and NOTICE\u2014No Evening Slippers of chain will be taken at Three o'Clock.By order of the Board., \u2019 B.B.STEVENSON, General Manager.Quebec( 21st October, 1913, plete tne imma Mammo 1 une for medical help, The physicians hold out hope for the child's recovery, Mrs, Simmons, the little girl's mo- the monarchy.Austria will be sorely tried with riot ing: there will be bloodshed and fire in the streets of Vienna; the situation ther, had gone to take the cows to nasture.arhen Abe accident bavvaned.will ba evan worse than seat in Munpold IV.The coins will not be placed : in general circulation, but collectors and others desiring them must apply t o the princely treasuries or princely savings banks, co .- na ener in a great many instances have nassed the high price marks of 1907, which were then unprecedented.Sugar, according to these statistics, is the only commodity showing à reduction, Ce 2 ed tr re dm \u2018ne Pumgs mat en approbation, WM.JACQUES & SONS, 42 1-2 Fabrique Street, edn INDICTED ON A SEROUS CHARGE EX-MAYOR OF SYRACUSE | CHARGED WITH SOLICIT- | The Real PERRIN G Perfect fir, warn by all dres.y women.All the la:est shades.AU siz:s.\u201cThe Acs of Glubs w th th) size inside.2 d the Coat on the Clasp Albany sad Fowler had told him he was down for $500.\u201cl said that was too much.\u2019 testified the witness, \u201cFowler mid \u2018if you send any less than thet i'll send it back\u2019 | wens home and thought it i.| over and sent him $150.1 made the j check out to hin\u201d i \u201cDid be sem) it back\u201d asked the Distriet-Atior ey, ; \u2018You bet he didn\u2019 are you: guirants s against imitations.i ING CAMPAIGN FUNDS.| witness: \u2018 New York.Nov.24\u2014James K.McGuire, former Mayor of Syracuse, N.Y.and partuer with his brother, ' , George H.McGuire in the business of bonding state highway contractorac| , was indicted today on the charge of | soliciting à campaign contribution | Falk said Fowler came to ser him that he (Fowler) had been appointed | deputy state fire marshal and demand- | ed that he make certain improvements | i in a building which he owned that | would cost $3,500.+ \u201cHe told me tha, | had so: been t liberal in my party contributions and 1 that if | did not make the improve- in Buffalo in March, 1912, told him | | | For Health's Sake DRINK WOLFE\u2019S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM HNAPPS the spirit that not only gratifies the palate, but satisfies the call of nature.In no invigorating cordial compounded for organic disorders are there the same stimulating influences and tonic virtues as are to be found in Wolfe's Schnapps, a distilled spirit which possesses natural ethers of supreme worth where the organs of the body a tonic cofrective.It clears and cleanses the liver and kidneys of al impurits romotes ous action a les natare with a reserve of vitaity.And all this D the.form of a relreshing.and pleasing drink.Good for both sexes at all times and in ali climes.Obtainable at all Hotels and Retail Stores, etc.Reg: QUEBEC MILE JACOT, JEWELER, OPTICIAN.95 St.Joseph Strc- Fine assortment of Wedding Gifts, Cabinet of Cutlery, Silverware, etc.Diamonds Rings, Fine Watches.95 St.soseph Street - QUEBEC 0° DOMINION COAL COMPANY, unm > MIBIRS AND SHIPPERS OF THE COLSBRATES \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM an GAS COALS i: Soresned, Run-of-Mine and Slack : 7 Por Pustieulars, appiy te .SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREA \u201cOUR GREAT FIRE SALE Sharam Re.n 4e a y | 62 Mountain Hill j trom a corporation.The indictment was based on tes- | timony given before the grand jury by his brother and by Fillmore Condit New York agent oi the Union Oil Company of California, that he had sought to obtain from the Union Company a contribution of $5,000 in return for paving smooth the way for the company to sell aaphal: to the State of New York.According to the testimony, thg McGuire's were to get 4 commission of one cent a gallon on all asphalt the state or state road contractors bought from the Union roncern.McGuire's indictment preceded testimony at the John Doe inquiry this afternoon by which District-Attorney Whitman sought to show that an cffory had been made to bring influence to bear on Condit not to implicate the Democratic party in testifying as to the alleged hold-up.The District-Attorney called as a witness Arthur B.Chamberlain, of New York, an asphalt commission broker, who is \u201cpersonally known,\u201d Condit says, to Charles F.Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, and Charles F, Murphy, Junior, the latter's nephew, who is 2 partner of George H.McGuire in ie bending business.Chamberlsin was asked by the District-Attorney if he had not called up Condi: recently in regard to his appearance before the grand jury and said to him: \u201cYou must say that the $5,000 contribution vas payable to the Democratic party.We want to remind you of thas typewritten statement in regard to this matter which you gave us last August.We are arranging things at ' Albany so that your products will be accepted.Now you treat us right and we will treat you right.\u201d i Chamberlain denied having made any such demand.He admitted having called Condit up, buy said it was for the sole purpose of telling him that \u201cwe were\" arranging things at Albany so that the specifications would be fair and open to everybody.\u201d : \u201cYou understand the penalty for perjury, don't you?\" asked Mr.Whitman.\u201cI do,\u201d said Chamberlain.| \u201cAnd you still deny this conversation.\u201d \u201c1 de,\u201d replied the witness.\u201cThen Mr.Condi; is perjuring himself when he testified you said these things?\u201d \u201c1 didn't say these things the way he makes them wppear.\u201d said Chamberlain.Condit said in his testimony to the District-Atiorney that he told Chamherlain of the McGuire's efforts to hold him up in August of last year and that Chamberlain said to him: \u201cI don't believe that the McGuire's refused to make any such offer.1 am going to Fourtgenth Street (Tammany Hall) to see about this.\u201d Chamberlain was not asked today whether he had gone to Tammany Hall.but admitted that at the time he told Condi that he did not believe McGuire had authority to collect for the Democratic party, McGuire's purpose, he told Condit.was to \u201copen up a square deal for the asphalt companies.\u201d Mr.Whitman was very anxious to know who Chamberlain meant by \u201cwe\u201d when he said things were being arranged at Albany.\u201cOh.the asphant industry.\u201d said the witness.\u201cThe Standard Oil Company, the United States Asphalt \u2018Company, Warner, Quinland and Company, and others.\u201d It developed from Chamberlain's testimony that he was for several weeks last year in the employ of Condit's concern and had succeeded in getting the company's specifications | WAIT FOR | accepted by the State Highway Department.He said he had done this through Paul McLoud.then chief engineer in the Highway Department.McLoud lefr the department list July, but efforts were now being made by the asphalt interests.he said to get him back.Mr.Whitman proposes to subpoena McLoud., Chamberlain denied having called up Condit's office yesterday and told the telephone operator.George Barrett, that McGuire had \u201ctalked too much\u201d and that he did not intend to remember anything, when called to the stand himself.Barrett, placed on the stand immediately after Chamberlain, swore that was the staternemt Chamberlain had made to him, Eight more state highway contractors testified today to sums they had contributed to the Democratic state campaign fund in 1911 and 19i2 a1 the request of Everett P.Fowler, the alleged Tammany \u201cbagman.\u201d now under indictment for extortion.They were Patrick H.Murray, who said he gave $550 in 1911 and $500 in 1912: H.C.Schroeder.of Rochester.125 in 1912; Fsadore H.Falk, Buffalo, $150 in 1911 and $1,500 in 1912; Charles Mosier, Buffalo, $250 in 1911; John Hendrick, Oswego, $100 in 1912 for lie partaer and $200 for himself; Thomas F.Griffin.of |.A.Calkin & Company, Oswego, $300 in 1912: H.C.Owens, Dale Engineering Com- { pany.Utica, $400 in 1912, and Frank \u201cI.Cohen, Buffalo, $1,000 in 1912.All declared tha; they had given the money as a matter of \u201cbuisenss pol- tiey\u201d and not because they had any desire to help the Democratic party., ments in ten days he would soul.me \u2018 $50 à day for violation of the fire laws.; [ told him he was barking 1p the | wrong tree and if he wanted to sir: , | torsething he had better start right | away, instead of waiting ten day>.\" \u201cDid he start anything?\u201d CL \u201cNe.he didn't.T saw him again in \u201cAlbany in the fall and he toll me | that he had resigned as fire marshal.; i He said he would give me a tip that | they couldn't make mv make the im- ! t provements anyway: and then he | asked for a check to help in sending \u201cthe boyr to the Baltimore convention.| 1 said: \u2018Nothing dong.forget it\u201d I | saw him again io (he sizie highwiy i engineer's office in Rochester and he wanted me to give $2.500 2 a regular - campaign contribution.1 told him I { wouldn't give him a bean.I'll have | to give it to somebody who will at least thank me for it, 1 said, \u2018and not turn me down.\" The witness said that this time he sent $1,500 direct to Arthur A.Mei Lean, treasurer of the Democratic i State Committee.This, he said.was | reported i1 the committee's campaign :statenient, but there was no report of his $150 contribution to Fowler.The inquiry was adjourned until ! next Monday.SUPREME COURT.| Hearing in North Shore P.R and N.Company va, Carrier, Laine and Company, Ottawa, Nov, 24\u2014 Judgments were ! rendered in the Supreem Coust today : as follows: | \u201cMcPhee vs, C.P.Railway Com- | pany.Appeal allowed and new trial | ordered.Special directions as to the j costs on appeal and motion in Court of Appeal for British Columtta.Pdwell River Paper Company vs.Hatch.Appeal dismissed with costs.| Beck ve.Duncan.Appeal dismiss- {ed with costs.C.P.R.Company vs.Royi peal dismissed with coms.Winnipeg Elegtric Railway Com- {pany vs.Schmartz.Appeal dismiss- As with costs.sas.: The liearing in North Shore Power, Railway and Navigation Company vs.Carrier, Laine and Compary was then taken up.The action was taken by the respondents as plaintiffs in warranty to recover the sum of $5,588 which they had been obliged to pay under a judgment recovered by Block & Company, of Paris and New York, for a consignment of steel, alleged to have been purchased by the railway company in 904.The action was maintained by Judge Malouin at the trial, his judgment was reversed by the Court of Review and the judgment now appealed from by the Court of King's Bench set aside the judgment of the Court of Review and restored the judgment of the trial judge.The company deny having given an order for the steel in question.Judgment was reserved.A.Taschereau, K.C.for appelants; G.G.Stuart, K.C,, and Rivard, K.C., for respondents.Ap- HARDLY THE BRIDGEPORT.Ottawa, Nov.24.\u2014Despatches received here from the Minister of Marine at St.John's.Nfld, contain conclusive evidence of the loss of the collier Bridgeport.The message stated that seven hatches and three wide life belts were picked up at La Maline and that seems of the hatches were full of coal dust.Note.\u2014A shipmaster, well acquainted with the Bridgeport, states that her hatches were made of iron and worked on a patent principle.\u2014 BRITISH SLOOPS OF WAR RETURNS TO VICTORIA, Seattle, Wn, Nov, 25.\u2014Th: British sloop of war Algerine, which sailed from Victoria, B.C., for Mexico yesterday.encountered heavy weather off Cape Flattery, and returned to Victoria early to-day after losing a propeller blade.Acid Stomachs Are Dangerous Common Sense Advice by a Distinguished Specialist.\u201cAcid\u201d stomachs sre dangerous because acid irritates and inflames the delicate lining of the stomach, thus hindering and preventing the proper action of the stomach.and leading to porbably nine-tenths of the cases nf stomach trouble from which people suffer.Ordinary medicines and medical treatments are useless in such cases.for they leave the source of the trouble, the acid in the stomach as dangerous as ever.The acid must be neutralized.and its formation prevented, and the best thing for this purpose is a teaspoonful of bi- surated magne s simple amacid, taken in a little warm or cold water after eating.which not only neutralizes the avid.but also prevents the formation from which acidity \u2018is developed.Prods which ordinarily cause greatest distrens may be eaten with impunity if the meal is followed with a litle bhusurated magnest.which can he obtain.d from any drug- ght.and should atways be kept | Falk testified he bad coeen Fowler in | handy, replied the | From Childhood To OM Age The blessings of Childhood are preserved till Old Age by the regular use of VIN ST.MICHEL At all ages, it counteracts the enervating exactions of modern life.IT REGENERATES.Vin 8t, Michel should be taken in doses of a winegiassful before meals or whenever the need of n Tonic is felt.BOIVIN, WILSON & CO., LIMITED, SOLE AGENTS, $20 ST.PAUL STREET, MONTREAL.Rasiern Brug Co., Boston, Mats., Agents or the United Sales.ALCOHOL PUTS FIGHT.NG SPIRIT IN FARMER'S MARE, Seeking Cause of Racket in Barn, the Owner Expostulates and Gets the Worst Of It.Bremerton.Wash.Nov, 24\u2014Wmn.Braken.a Colby farmer.placed a quart of alcohol intended for horse liniment above a feed box in his barn, Shortly after midnight Mr.Braken heard a commoticn indicating that somebody was pulling the barn apart.When he peered into the stall and ently inquired \u201cWhat's the matter, Molly?\" that spirited animal kicked him.Mr.Braken returned with scantling and slipped into the stall.The first kick missed Mr.Braken's head.but knocked the scantling out of his hand.Then Molly kicked him behind the door and kicked the dour on top of him.: When Mrs, Braken arrived and removed the door, Mr.Braken annonne- ed that ne would call the lauttle a\u2019 draw for the night.In the morning it was learned that Molly's indiscretion was duc to the spilling of the alcohol in the feed box.Aside from exhibiting some eagerness to get to the pump, Molly's \u201cmorning after\u201d was uneventiul.VILLA'S FORCE 18 BEING DRIVEN BACK.Fi Paso, Tex.Nov.24.\u2014 The Jed: etai artillery is driving .General braneisco Villa's forces back into Juarez.A desperate battle has raged for au hour apposite Belen.Texas.Fighting started ten miles south of Juarez.West of Juarez another federal force is moving on Juarez.\u2018 The telephone girl at Ysleta.Tesa border town à few miles east nf here.stated that a fierce hattle was in progress between Villa's rebels and federals »t (hat point and that the rebels were retreating toward Juurez rapidly.All available cavalry in Juarez Is being esnt to the south-esst tn rein.farce the rebels there.Rebel! infantry is heing sent to the west f{oward Flo:es Ranch.where a large force ; of federals is reported to be moving | in .I The Age of Electricity is also the Age of The Elevator.LECTRICITY has been looked to for years as coming power.[he world has been waiting for & to reach @ development where its low cost would t and among the conveniences thus brought into general use are Elevators.Merchants and manufacturers who heretofore could not afford a elevator, now see their way to installing them.To be i 4 an cuir ie to waste tine sad on ergy oyees in toilsome hand-carrying from floor to floor.To be without an elevator is to use and pay rent ce taxes on a larger around.Boor arca than i needed.Ti advantage of Electricity, now that electric power is at last reasonably low in cost.OTISs FENSOM ERY SCI ELEVATORS [riage iimant ot ride sod utilize the upper your bui à Send for our booklet \u201cFreight Elevators and Their Uses.\u201d It will tell you all about an Ele- Tutor designed to meet your individual needs.Fill out the coupon and mail it while the thought is fresh in your mind.OTIS-FENSOM ELEVATOR COMPANY, LIMITED 50 Bay Sireet, Toroate, QUALITY COUNTS DONT \u2018OVERLOOK THIS FACT \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\" YOU may teach 3 PARROT \u20ac say \u201cJUST AS GOOD\u201d but he won't know what he's talking about.Don't listen to the faka dealer that tells you that, this and that is just x9 good as TIMMONS.DONT \u201cGUESS\u201d \u201cWONDER\u201d or IMAGINE, but ask for TIMMONS\u2019 and see \u2018that you get our Ginger Ale, Soda Water, Ginger Beer, etc.and you are certain to get purity and quality.WE SPECIAL.1ZB IN AERATED WATERS Our Dry Ginger Ale as high-class baverage challenges the world, and our Claire Fontaine Water is the \u201cWorld's Best\u201d Our Motte is PURITY and OUR WATCHWORD THE BEST.M.TIMMONS & SON, Quebec, P.Q x ; H.M.COTE GROCER AND BUTCHER (Wholesale and Retail) .ONTCALM GROCERY Norinal School, Montcalmville P' GANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.ia py Tématons.\u2026.Regular price $1.25, for.01.00 12 tins Corp.«.Regular price 1.10, for.46 12 tins Pea 13-tins Boiled: Beans.Regular price 120, for.12 tits Refugee Beans.Regular price 1.20, for.Peart, (Bartlett).see 2a: 3 tins for.Peaches (Crawford).3 tins for.¢, Strawberries.3 tins for.Raspberries.go.3 tins for.\u2026oncecconcencne - Blueberriescer.2 ting for.Corn on the cob, 1 gal in a tin, each.cesessrssiansnen Nov.l8xtu.th.stx1m LA CAISSE D\u2019'ECONOMIE NOTRE-DAMR DE QUEBEC UNDOUBTED SECURITY ; \u201c DEPOSITORS os account of its \"EXCEPTIONAL CHARTER Head Office: St.John Street, Upper Town.Branches Open Evenings, Monday and Saturdays.4 == 5 \u2019 is YI Nan, * Week of November 24th.VAUDEVILLE and i MOVING PICTURES - \u2018Don't Forget the Pony Contest.PRICES: Evenings 10c, 15c and 25c, | Matiness: 10c.-_\u2014 st Matthew's ParishRoom \u201c Reserved Seats , 346 St.John street, | 3 Lorner Augustin and d'Aiguillon Streets.THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES Music and Refreshmentsand Thursday Evenings, i Nôv.26th and 27th, Commencing at 8:15 p.m.\u201cA Pair of Lunatics\u201d Impersonated by a lady and gentle- $ n well Knott in \u20ac Rocisty, to oo : : » \u201cMechanical Jane\u201d A Screaming Parce in one act.Admission 25 Cts.Reserved Beste 30e, Tickets on sale and box plan for Yeperved seats on view at Kimball's k Store, St.John street.olders of 50-cents tickets may have special seats reserved by applying to Kimball's Store.OSTEOPATHY The science of healing without the use of drugs.Dr.J.F.LANDERS Osteopathist Consultaticn and examination free.Office: 55 Lows St Phone 1193.Here are a few of the ifls which yield readily to Osteopathy = Asthma, Fevers, Lumbago, Headache, Kidney and Liver Discases, all forms of knee trouble, including all dislocations.Constipation, Insomnia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous Heart Trouble and many others.Spinal Meningitis a sure cure.Patrick's Hocksy Cheb St Entertainment St.Patrick\u2019s Hall Thursday, Nov.27, 1913 Admission 25 cents .CONCERT TUESDAY EVENING, DEC, 2 At EIGHT O'CLOCK.In the Y.M.C.A.Hall Program Furnished by MR.S.S.BAIN, of Montreal.The well-known Scottish Vocalist.- == - - $100 General Admission soc Tickets may be had from Officers of the Saciety, ot from H.F.Kimball, 148 St.John street, and J.K, Angus, Nov.25x7 The Y.M.C.A, Annual Banquet FRIDAY EVENING, NOV.8 at 7 o'clock Spoaker : Rev, W.L Southam TICKETS : 50 cents for Members and Friends.NOTICE Estate of the Late Lieutenant.Colone} Thomas Roy, of Quebec.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, by an af passed before Adolphe Labrecque, Esq.Notary Public, dated at Quebec, on the 20th day of November, 1913, Colonel G.T.Arthur Evanturel, of Quebec, has been appointed Executor to the said Estate, Any person or persons endebted, or any persons having claims against the said Estate, are requested to for- word then to the shove Executor, from this day to the 15th of December next, addressed to No.$43 St.Tohn street, Quebec.G, T.ARTHUR KVANTUREL, Executor, Nov.25x2 nov2§x3 Quebec Miniature Rifle Club Practices will be held at the Drill Hall, Tuesday and Thursday evenings, at 8 o'clock, commencing 27th instant.Rifles and ammunition free.Application for membership may be made on the ranges.8 H HILL, Major, Hon.Secretary.Nov.25x3 AUDITORIUM THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th, at 8 p.m.BIG WRESTLING CONTEST SIMARD, the Canadian champion CAZEAUX, the French wrestler supplied Seats on sale at Auditorium box office Nov.20, x th, sat, tu, th.x 4 ANNUAL BALL \u2014 In aid of the \u2014 Society of the Pravantion of Cruelty to Animals Will be held in the Chateau Frontenac \u2014lon}\u2014 Tuesday, November 25th TICKETS Ludies\u2019 and Gentlemen $2.00 Each On sale at the Chateau Frontenac and from members of the committee, Nov.12,15,19,22,25x$ \u2014 me TO THE LADIES OF QUEBEC.If you want to appear chic and elegant, you must find a first-class dressmaker.She ja found for you in the person of Miss M, Simard, who le an adept at costumes, dresses\u2019 and coats, Miss M.Sima 78 St Gabri Quebec.ré 7 St Cabrigl Sureey Ù cn + Prices: .25, .50, .75, $1.00; stage, $1.50 l \u2018THE IN AND ABOUT TOWN eel ee) ES REEF FD FOR FE SUFFERERS INSURANCE COVERS ONLY A FRACTION OF LOSS SUS TAINED.\u2014 The residents of St.Marie de Beauce had not yesterday completely recovered from the shock of Friday night's conflagration.On .all sides there were touching scenes of unselfishness and kindness in which those who had suffered no material loss tendered to the wants of the afflicted families, shared their homes with them, supplied them with clothing, and in fine, did everything in their means to comfort and assist them.Mayor Tanerede Fortier estimates the damage at £300,000, while he states that the insurance is limited to $100,000.The store of Mr.Turmel, in the rear of which the fire ie said to have originated, alone contained a stock valued between $30,000 and $35,- 000, and the insurance on it was only $26,000, While most of the sufferers carried some insgrance, the Mayor said, it is only a small fraction, in the average case, of what the loss was.The principal fire insurance companies holding risks are said to be the Equitable Company, the Mount Royal, and the New York Fire Insurance Company.\u2018Mr.William Paradis, a hotel proprietor of St.Marie, who lost his building and all its contents, had been absent in Montreal since the beginning of last week, and it was only on reaching here on Saturday morning that he was informed of his loss.It is understood that a relief fund will be \u2018organized to help the sufferers, bat jt has not taken any definite form yet.| POLICE COURT.There was only one case for trial before the Police Court yesterday, A young man charged with having committed an assault.The case was heard by Judge Angers, who reserved his decision until today.- BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE PEACE A young man named Joseph Nadeay of Limoilou, arrested on mn f estardhy, gave bon ep bo put for one year.PH 1.& R.MORLEY he UNSHRINKABLE UNDERWEAR.1.& R.Morlsy are the larguet man- afscturers in England, of un and hosiery and J.H.Mullin is the Quebec agent, and has the largest stock of the best value in woolen underwear, guaranteed not to shrink if so.return the garment and we will exchange it.See adv.TRIAL TRIP OF NEW TRACTION TRUCK The new traction trucks ordered from the firm of Seagrave, Waterville, Ont., arrived on Saturday last, and yesterday the big \u201cWaterhouse\u201d fire engine that weighs 10.000 pounds, purchased by the city three years ago, and kept at No.5 fire station, lower town, was placed on the traction apparatus.Later the new traction was given a trial trip through the streets of the Jower town, and finally made the ascent of Mountain Hill.The huge fire apparatus attracted quite a large crowd of citizens to watch the ascent, which was carried out with perfect success.The engine on its new traction trucks presented a formidable appearance as it rushed up the steep incline, and driven by one of the Seagrave Company employees, who came to Quebec to assist in the installation.PHONES 5682-5631 Imported Hot House Grapes, Fresh Fruits and Fresh Vegetables.Fresh Cream Cheese, Roquefort, Gruyere, Oka, Edam, Camembert, English and Canadian Cheese.Milk-fed chickens; best value on the market.Fresh-killed Turkeys, Geese and Ducks; everything the best at J.Savard\u2019s Grocery Store, 35 St.John St.ST.PAUL STREET IN POOR ' CONDITION There is every reason for public complaint in regard to the condition of St.Paul street.The entire length of this principal lower town thoroughfare is.in need of repair, full of ruts and in this fespect a disgrace.The street is also thick with mud and slime, especially between the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway Station and No.4 Fire Station, There is no excuse for the muddy state of the roadway, as the Road Department has enough laborers and carters in its employ to clean it up in a short time.Crossing from the west side of the street to the Palais C, P.R.Station, which is used by hundreds of citizens and strangers every day, should at least be kept clean, and the same can be said in regard to the crossing of the street in the vicinity of the Q.R.L.H.& P.Co.Station.St.Paul street is 60 cut np and in need of repairs that the carters are now driving over the street car track, to keep clear of the holes on the respective sides of the street, much to the chagrin: of the company, which claims the tracks 8s ite sgapery, a war- MINATURE ARLE CLUB OF QUEBE PRACTICES WILL BE HELD AT THE DRILL HALL TWICE À WEEK As will ba seen by the advertisement in another column the range of the Quebec Miniature Rifle Club will be opened for the season on Thursday evening at B o'clocx Practices will be continued throughout the winter on Tuesdays and Thursdays.The club offers a number of valuable prizes for competition and every facility is given tyros to become expert marksmen.Rifles and ammunition are supplied \u2018on the range and a competent \u2018instrictor is in charge of the shooting.Any young man wishing to join will be welcomed at the opening practice on Thursday evening.\u2014 JACQUES CARTIER FISH AND GAME\" CLUB.The following officers were elected for the coming year: Hon.President: V.Chateauvert.President:: J.G.Couture, N.P, Vice-president: H.M.Chabot.Secretary: L.A.Doyer.Treasurer: J.B.A, Thivierge.Committee: Messrs, L.Joncas, E.Fiset, E.Nadeau and L.Leclerc.8T.ANDREW'S SOCIETY CONCERT NEXT TUESDAY.Don't forpat\u2019the above concert next Tuesday, in the Y.M.C.A.Hall, at 800 o'clock.The program will be furnished by Mr.S.G.Bain, of Montreal, the well-known Scottish vocalist.A real musical treat is in store daughters of .Auld Scotia should be at the hall.re RECORDER'S COURT.Yesterday, before Recorder Dery, one Racine, arrested on Saturday night for drunkenness and: resisting the police, was fined $25 and costs or thirty-eight days\u201d jail.Another prisoner for drunktèttess and using obscene language Wall fined $10 and cost or one thonth.\u20181 Ten men arrested for simple drunkenness were condeinnéd to fines ranging from $2 and costs or sight days\u2019 fall, to $10 and costs or ont month, DRUNKEN BRAWL.A rumor was in circulation in the city last evening that a murder had been committed Levis, after tolo- phoning to Chief.Marson, of the latter town, he informed us that the whole trouble was a fight betweea three young men from St.Sauveur, who were very much under the influence of liquor, and who were subsequently arrested and allowed out on a $5 bail.One of.the young men received a kick in the face which caused considerable blood to flow, A PLEASANT.EVENING.The first of a series of entertainments to be held during the winter months under the auspices of the Ladies\u2019 Auxiliary, A.O.H., took place last evening in their rooms, St.Anne street.It consisted of a euchre, at which there was a large attendance.Competition for the prizes was keen, and at the close the following were declared winners: Ladies\u2019 1st, Miss M.Derouin; 2nd, Mrs.M.Labbe; 3rd, Miss Gallagher.Gentlemen, Ist, Mr.M.Arkison; 2nd, Mr.C.Henchey; 3rd, Mra.J.Labbe.Refreshments were served and a most enjoyable time was spent by all present, PRIVATELY PRINTED.The Cambridge Book Store have opened up some beautiful cards for printing for personal Christmas cards.> .These come in lots of 12, 25 and 50 cards each, and nq two lots are alike; this gives you an exclusive design for yourself only; delivery is made in 24 hours if required.These special lots are from one-third to half the price of the cards shown in the usual sample books sold in general, An examination is cordially solicited.THE Y.M.C.A, ANNUAL BANQUET.An occasion of strong interest to all members of the Y.M, C.A.and their friends, will be the annua! banquet on Friday evening next, Nov.28 The speaker of the evening will be the Rev.W, Southam, of Toronto, who is already well known to the citivens of Qubec.Mr.Southam has had a long acquaintance with the work of the Y.M.C.A.in this country, and in the foreign field, His message will be of great interest to the members and founders of the local association, and it is hoped that all friends who can possibly be present, will not miss this rare opportunity of listening to a speaker of such world-wide experience.In addition to the usual toasts, a very attractive musical program has been arranged.The special committee of the Y.M.C.A.are planning for à larger number of guests than usual, and the lady friends of the association are preparing an excellent menu.We hope all men interested will keep the date bafore them.Por the announçe- ment ses another column, + EBEC CHRONICLE.for all who attend, and the sons and: ELECTION CASE IS POSTPONED AGH MR.LAVERGNE HAS CONSIDERABLE DIFFICULTY IN GETTING HIS WITNESSES.After the examination of one witness in the Lotbiniere election ease yesterday, the case was again postponed until Friday next, at the request of Mr, Lavergne, when the petitioner\u2019s case will probably be closed.Mr.Lavergne had taken all the necessary legal precautions to have his witnesses in Court.He had sent four subpoenas and a copy of an order from the presiding Judges to à witness named Normand, all being addressed to a bailiff of the County, Quite to his surprise yesterday morning he received a letter from the bailiffs wife to the effect that her husband had been absent from the parish for some time and that the five witnesses had not received their eubphoenas and money for their transportation.Mr.Lavergne will now send a Quebec bailiff to serve the subpoenas.However, one important witness put in an appearance and that was Philippe Bourque, sadler and trader, of Ste Croix.As this witness apparently did not like the idea of coming to Court, but Mr.Lavergne obtained a jodgment from Chief Justice Lemieux and Judge Dorion ordering the Sheriff to issue his warrant against Bourque, and take him in charge.This was done and as Quebec bailiff left here on Saturday for Lotbiniere with the warrant and with an authorization from the Court to serve the witness with the warrant on Sunday.Mr.Bourque, it appears, was travelling around last week at Arthabaska, Warwick and Plessisville, buying hay and lumber and on Saturday left the latter village to come to Quebec, upon arrival here he went to the office of Messrs.Taschereau, Roy, Cannon, Parent and Fitzpatrick, attorneys ofr Mr.Fortier, whose election wes contested, to inquire when the case would be called and was informed that there was a warrant issued against him.As he could not go back to Lotbiniere and be in Quebec yesterday, he remained over here and came to Court yesterday.Undoubtedly Mr.Bourque was an important witness for Mr.Lavergne, as he was the chief election organizer for the Liberal member in several elections past, but his memory failed him frequently enough.His evidence: was to the effect that he received a letter some time before the elcetion of September, 1911, from the Quebec Liberal organization to come to this City.He obeyed the request and came to Quebec, proceeding to the Liberal hegéquarters at the Auditor fem He knew nobody there, but produced the letter he had received, and was then requested to accompany a young mas who brought him to Lower Town where they called upon a man whom Bourque did not know, bad never met, and had never seen since, and, moreover, did not \u2018know what street he went to, although he frequently came to Quebec.When he had made known his identity he was handed over a bundle of bank notes, but did not know what amount was in the bundle as he never asked \u2014did not count them nor did not give a receipt for the parcel of money.Placing the latter in his pocket he left for the County of Lotbiniere, and visited the eighteen parishes of the County to distribute the funds which he had \u2018received from the Quebec organization.There were about 50 committee rooms in the County, and to the best of his knowledge he gave each committee from ten to fifteen dollars for legal expenses, which included the payment of the rent of the room, light and tobacco, Asked how he knew how much he had to spend in committee rooms, when he did not know what amount he had received in Quebec, the witness replied that he handed over practically the same amount to the different committees and if his money had run out, some of the committees would have to do without their share.However, he had enough, even to pay his own expenses, and a few hundred dollars remained over from the Quebec fund.He never bought any liguor with this money or did not distribute any liquor, but he always kept brandy in his house, as his wife was an invalid and had to take brandy and milk.When friends came to his house, he treated them to his own brandy before and after elections as well as at any other time, but never gave anybody liquor to influence his vote.After a short eross-examination by Mr.Cannon, K.C., the witness was allowed to retire and return home.To Cure a Cold.in One Day.Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.Druggists refuna money if it fails to cure.E.W.GROVE'S signature is on each box.25 cents.SALE AND CONCERT.We would remind the friends of the St.Andrews Church Ladies\u2019 Aidthat their annual sale will be held in the Kirk Hall, on Saturday, 29th inst, from 11 am.to 6 pm.We would also ask them to keep the! evening free for the Scotch concert to be held in the Kirk Hall, at 8.15 Programme fcr which will appear later.MURDER AND SUICIDE.Glens Falls, N.Y., Nov.24\u2014Fred.Tyrell, of Shareham, Vt, today shot and fatally wounded his wife and then turned the weapon upon himself, dying instantly.The tragedy occurred in the Whitehall depot when Tyrell found his wife talking with another man.Jenlousy is balieved ta have been the motive, 1 high-cines vaudeville, SULPHATE.READ THE LABEL mr me metre rs OR THE PROTECTION OF THC F SUMER THE oo PLAINLY PRINTID ON THE LABEL.17 IS THE ONLY WELL-KNOWN MEDIUM- rhicto aking POWDER MADE IN DOES NOT co ALUM AND WHIC NE INGREDIENTS PLAINLY 87 THE LABEL.ATED on MAGIC BAKIN CONTAINS : MON DER ALUM 18 SOMETIMES PHATE OF ALUMINA THE PUBLIC 8M | MISLED BY THESE La auoT ne ES \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 £.W.GILLETT COMPANY LIMITED TORONTO, ONY.\u2014 INGREDIENTS ARE « HAS ALL THE REFERRED TO AS SUL~ OR SODIC ALUMINIC TECHNICAL NAMES.JOPUTREAS per AT THE AUDITORIUM.\u201cThe bill at the.Auditorium this week untains five acts of good, clean, and recommendable pictures that are good lessons to all those that see them.The musical act supplied by the Imperator Trio is certainly superior to any seen on a Quebec stage.The trio are very strong\u2014as strong as the Johnsons\u2014on the xylophone, but they star on the cornet, with which they make imitations that are not only originaF but very surprising.It is very seldom that one hears imitations made on such an instrument and the Imperator Trio is for that reason one of the most interesting we have seen yet.The Harvard\u2014another trio\u2014are giving a basket ball game on a bicy- cle.The novelty of this act wilt tainly prove a great drawing card the theatre this week.As for the Dare Brothers, they give one of the mest elegant acts one can wish to een.Miss Katherine Stowell is a awoej little singer who has dainty costessesy she has also attracting manners oa the stage.As for Charles Mackic, the boy is allright, as good a comedian ag any of them, with something se.| TI 3 him you don\u2019t find in others, LARGE COFFEE SHIPMENT, New York, Nov.24\u2014The d Santa Lucia reached New York ! sftermoon from South Americau i ports with a cargo of 78,630 bags of | coffee.This is said to be the largess single shipment of coffee that evel ! came to New York.The best thing the Scotch ever did was to make WHITE HORSE \u2014the best Scotch.Mackie & Ce, Distilled _John E.Turton.Carfadian LADIES\u2019 tlemen\u2019s Suits, look like new.Hats nicely cleane PFEIFFER'S Phones 523-524 - a - Ladies Satin Slippers SLIPPERS dyed t tch thei esses.LOW PLUMES can now Te dyed in all fancy hada process.WHITE FURS beautifully cleaned.Ladies\u2019 Overcoats cleaned without shrinking Mourning orders promptly atsended to.Ladies ud\" Gains \u2018Felt MODERN CLEANING AND DYE WORKS 254, 4 and 6 McMARON STREET, WIR by our mew Costames, Gen apd pressed to oet3xmon, WOOLEN GOODS.the values we are offering.GLOVE8\u2014FOR WOMEN, .for men and boys.Prices: Men's Gloves.Le BLACK TIGHTS.POLO CAPS.Caps in all the best colors.raguy, Lepinay & Frere 264-264 St.John Strest The prices we give here are not indicating the maximum of Jason's are good, warm Woolen Gloves, unshrinkable, made in all the principal colors; we keep them to retail at, APRIL.2.0 000 000 00 wren cee GLOVES\u2014FOR BOYS' and MEN.We have big values in our large assortment of Woolen Gloves Boys\u2019 Gloves.c.res ves sen oa.506, 75¢ and 85e LONG MITTS, 7 Heavy Woolen Mitts, with long elastic cuffs, all sizes; two good qualities; colors: Navy, cardinal, sizes 1 and 2.25%c and 35e; 3, 4 5 and 6.30c, 40c and 50c SWEATERS\u2014FOR WOMEN and GIRLS.We have many new lines of Sweaters, with hoods to match, at fair prices, other lines with high, closed collars.+ Prices.coe sor are vin een enn ses Black Knitted Tights for women: a very complete assortment.Priced from.«i wes eve ey Lu The most comfortable Cap for children; some heavy Woolen Prices.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St.John Street eee seo 30\u20ac, 45\u20ac and SOc white, scarlet, sky and black, oe 00.81.50 to $8.00 .$0c to $3.50 \u201cAMERICA'S SWITZERLAND\" LAKE TOXAWAY, N.C.TOXAN\u2019AY NOW OPEN $75,000 Improvements SSL 50m Lam Seashore and A charming picturesque resort, PASSAOONAWAY INN, York Cliffs, Maine essan, combined with every known Summer pastime Golf, Tonnin, Billiards, Bowling, Autemobiling Garage, Bathing, Fieb- | ing, Bailing, Fine Orchestrs.On éiregt line to Portland and the White Mountains, Open June 27th.For booklet address MOLLAND HOUSE, Fifth Avenue and 30th Street, New Test Country combined.directly on and overlookiag the HOLLAND HOUSK, 30h St, and \u2019 located GEORGIAN TERRACE Atlanta, Ga.Headquarters for tourists from all pola hotel is New Yorkta of the compase.Sth Avenue, lu the most delightfully \u2014 Broadway at NEW YORK, 600 Rooms 400 Baths Splendid room, with ining bath, $2.00, With private bath, from $2.50.Special weekly rates.Rocaurant Prices Moderate.\u2018The most couvenient location to thegtres, department stores and all \u2018transit linea; baggage transferred a and from Pennsy)vanis Station ret.Martinique 5.Tay! Presidentciter Gituos, Vice-Prenident.after Chandier.dr.Gex N'ar.A Oct.14xtu.th.satx40 ss 300 Rooms (290 with Bath) TES $1.00 PER DAV UP and Oa, iJ ET Tolophons T ui SAVOY Tinhm use CAFE \u2018=a Set and Quick Les) TS, Speciai Dianer.\u2026.25e Malpscque Oysters (ou the half- 1 Shell).per dosen ereesesnevens 50¢ bn Oysters, (on the half- shell), per dosem.85¢c We serve Oysters in all styles ws DUGAL'S: 1858 ROTEL - RESTAURANT -CAFE \u2018342 St John St, Quebec.Rooms, $1.00 upward; with boar.Special rates by the week.(6:30 to 10 a m}, 35e (12 to 2 , Se entre 38 Disfrom 6:30 & m until | à oa ù P.W.DUGAL, Prop.NEPTUNE INN LT.LEVALLEE, PROR, 118 Mountain Hill Amartenu and Europeen Cols Attached to Hotel.N Clgss te Dents, Elevator, Care cé Trains.QUEBEC, § ST.LAWRENCE HALL MONTHEAL ' Magnificent new entrance oo 3 Street.200 Rooms (many with baths ettached.) European rate from $1.00 per ue recienn Plan from 8250 * %2 3 wens, LTD, \u2014 Cae § Bus de Cuers This steamer, Captain P.Blouin, will sail from Quebec on Friday, October 3lst, at 3 p.m, for Gaspe and Baie des Chaleurs ports from Cap Chat as far as Paspebiac.Freight will be received at Customs House \u2018Pontoon, the day of sailing, until 2 o'clock p.m.For further information, apply to: J.M.POULIOT, Cot St.Paul and Dambourges Telephone 2861.ED.CONWAY Wood and Coal et ta At Reduced Prices.Per cord Maple .2%and21t $6.00\u201485.50 Birch .2%4and2ft.5.50\u2014 5.00 | Beech ve .\u2026Zéand2it.5.00\u2014 4.50 ; Bouleau.2%and2ft.5.00 | Soft Wood .\u2026 .3ft 500 Egg Coal .perton, delivered $8.00 I Stove Coal .per ton, delivered 8.00 Nut Coal .perton, delivered B28 282 ST.PAUL STREET.Tele.196 Nov.14x12 COTE COIDOS PES from $1 to $2.50 Sold at 735 cts Come and pick them out \u2014 AT \u2014 ANGLO GEAR STORE 40-42 St.John St, QUEEEC augli2xtutheatxly \u2014 | fed Ling Railway Com; any NOTICE is hereby given that an application will be made to the Parliament of Canada at its next session | for an Act to incorporate à railway! company under the name of \"All Red; Line Railway Company.\u201d with powes ; to lay out, construct and operate ai line of railway, from a point on the boundary between the Province of Quebec and Labrador west of Cape St.Charles on the Atlantic Ocean via Lake Ashuanipi, and the southern extremity of Lake Mistassini to the boundary line between Quebec and Ontario, crossing the same near the Harricanaw River, thence westerly crossing the Albany River about St.Martin's Falis to the boundary line between Ontario and Manitoba, south of Island Lake, thence westerly to the boundary line between Manitoba and Saskatchewan, passing to the north of Lake Winnipeg, thence north of Montreal Lake to the boundary line between Saskatchewan and Alberta, thence westerly to Athabaska Landing, thence north westerly via Peace River Landing and Dunvegan to the houndary of British Columbia.thence westerly via Peace River and southerly via Parship River to Port Mc- Leod and Fort St.James, thence via the south side of the Dean River to a terminal point at the head of Dean inlet or Chann.! off King Island on the Pacific Ocean, with branch lines (1) from a point on the proposed main line at or about St.Martin's Falls in a southerly direction to the City of Winnipeg: (2) from the City of Winnipeg in a north westerly direction.to a point on the proposes main line in the vicinity of Moose Lake: (3) from a point on the proposed main line, in the valley of Peace River, by ° the most feasible route, into the Yukon: (4) from the City of Quebec to a point on the proposed main line; also to construct and operate telegraph and telephone lines and to charge tolls for the use thereof; to develop and supply electric or other power and energy, and to dispose of the surplun thereof, and to collect rents and charges therefor; to construct, acquire, charter and operate and dispose nf steam or other vessels of every kind and description, and for such other purposes as may be necessary and incidential to the Dated at ted at Prescott, Ont, November, 1913, this 14th J.K.DOWSLEY, Solicitor for the Applicants.Nov.2$x1aw,thxSer Rosin, firm; sales, 3.300: receipts, THE ny pm may prem Latest Sporting News [| messes CHRONICLE MEET MONTREAL | IN SAW.OFF TO DECIDE WHICH WILL PLAY HAMILTON.T0 Ottawa, Nov.26\u2014The Ottawa Second and Montreal Second football teams will saw-off at Brockvkille on Thursday for the championship of the Quebec Rugby Union.This was decided at a special mesting of the club representatives held at the Russel House to-night.Montreal claimed the championship on the ground that the Ottawas had played Gordon Simpson, an ineligible player, in the opening match of the series in Ottawa on Saturday, Oct.4, having substantiated their charge that Simpson had taken part in more than one game as a member of the senior team last year.They also proved that there was a clause in the gules of the Quebec Union, whereby a team using a disqualified player or violating the rules in any other manner.forfeited the game in question to the opposing team.The Montreal delegates, Messrs.T.Riddell, and J.Crutchlow thus asked that the disputed match, together with the championship, be awarded to the M.A AA .The Ottawas fought the claim on the ground that Montreal's protest bad not been entered within the required time, They showed to the satisfaction of the delegates that Montreal sohuld have entered the protest with a deposit of $25 within sixty hours of the match.This Montreal did not do, so president Gaisford awarded the title to the Ottawas.The league meeting lasted several hours, during which the matter was it was agreed that Ottawa had erred it was agreed that Ottawa had ererd in playing Simpson and that Montreal had failed to make a regular protest through delaying their kick so long.Then it was suggested that the teams play again to decide which should meet the Hamilton Y.M.C.A.in the intermediste final next Saturday.Finally, on mation of Mr.W.J.Menry, who represented the third club.it was decided to saw-off at Brockville Thursday.Montreal raised another fight.ea this score, insisting that they be allowed .to carry into the ssw-off the seven peint lead Montregl'twe weeks ago: This was voted down and it was decided that the teams should start out all square.Mr.McHenry, of Broëigville, as referee and his umpire will be Billy Symonds, the Brockville line plunger.In view of the Hamilton-Parkdale game, at the ambitious City next Saturday, it is likely that the Canadian Union will order the East End Y.M.C.A.to come to the east for the final, weather conditions permitting, In that evene Ottawa or Montreal will be the scene on Saturday of the intermediate championship.- - AMERICAN TO TRAIN AUSTRIAN ATHLETES.Vienna, Nov.24\u2014 The Austrian Otympie Games Committee has engaged Al Copeland as trainer in the track and field events for the next Olympian meet.Copeland was formerly trainer at Princeton and Yale.NO PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY IN HALIFAX Halifax.N.$.Nov.26\u2014The general opinion here is that there will be no professional hockey in Halifax during the winter season.Advices received from Sydney say they are prepared to go on with the league.New Glasgow wants a tonus of $100 for every game played in Halifax, but the Arena here will not pay it.The Arena directors met today, but no information was given out as to what action was taken.DIBMISSES ACTION AGAINST CON JONES Vancouver, B.C, Nov.24\u2014Judge Grant today dismissed the action brought by Ernie Murray, a former player of the Vancouver Lacrosse Club, against Con Jones, the former president.Murray sued for $400, which he alleged was salary due him, and had his action succeeded it was the intention of Fred Ion and three other players to enter similar actions for salary they allege was owing them since the time Mr.Jones dropped out of lacrosse following New Westminster's failure to play a league match last season.Judge Grant dismissed the case, summing up strongly in favor of the defence.THE ST.PATRICK'S ENTERTAINMENT Popular Interprovincial League Hockey Club Will Give Concert The officers of the St.Patrick's i Hockey Club, of the Interprovincial Lesgue have organized an entertaining concert, which will be held in St.Patrick's Haïl on Thursday evening, the 27th instant.Needless to say tha! they, have secured some of the best talent in the city and promise a most varied and amusing programme.who will not fail to be present in large 200; shipmente.JOZS1; stocks, 161, test metre er Me crema al Bt - bers on Th he te 28 nse ¥ a.nda = = 0 EE OTTAWA WILL which they gained on thedDitaws at The club have numerous supporters ROYALISTS DREEAT | THE MAPLES \u2014 Former Toss Wen by 19 to 13a ¥.M.CG.À League Last Night.In a scheduled fixture of the Y.M.C.A.Senior Basketuail League last night the Royalists defeated the Maples by a score of 19 to 13, the half time score being 12 to 6 in favor of the winning team.The teams were as follov's: Royalists\u2014McMillan,\u201d M:Grath, A.Kennedy, D.Jackson, Cunningham.Msples\u2014Ramsey, Whales, Young, Hamilton, Powers.Referee\u2014Geo.Copeman- Seorer\u2014H.Kennedy.THE CURRENCY BILL Senstor Owen Thinks It Will Re move Dengers of Present Systems.Washington, Nov.26\u2014Under th present system the bank reserves of the country are concentrated larget» in New York, where they are loaned in speculative attounts on the New York Stoel Exchange, Senator Owen asserted to-day in opening the de bate on the administration currency bill in the Senate.He declared that the administration bill as reported by the Democrats of the banking com: mittee would remedy this condition.Senator Owen reviewed the details of the bill and urged that by the creation of a market for discounted com- niercial paper, and by mobilizing the reserves in publie utility regional banks, the measure would remove the great dangers of the present financial system.Declaring that at present New York bankers who hold a large percentage of the country\u2019s reserves are forced to place thase reserves in call loans on the Stock Exchange, the Senator said, \u201cWe are advised by representative New York bankers that the great banks there, would be glad to have the system improved by the establisb- ment of federal reserve banks strong enough to furnish money on demand against good commeriial bills and thus enable the New York banks to withdraw their funds from the Stock Exchange\u2014which .has become the \u2018most gigantic gambling establishment in the warld\u2014and place such funds in the gervice of Tegtlimate industry and comnifèrce.Thie gl! be one of the lEreat benefits Q dis pending mea- sure\u2014that it willWithdraw from the gambling enterp ,on the Stock In detail, Senator Owen explained the sfurity which mould be behind the few currency, which, under the bill would be issued agalnst commercial paper.Besides this paper, he pointed out, the notes would -be secured by the liability of the member bank discounting the papers, the liability of its stockhéldets, the liability of the reserve bank issuing the notes and its stockholding banks, a thirty.three and one-third per cent gold reserve, and the guarantee of tke United States.\u201cThere has never been issued a note with such safeguards avound it by any banking system in the world\u201d he said.Senator Owen urged speedy action on the bill by the Senate, declaring that banks and business men throughout the country were \u201cholding back\u201d to discover just what form the legislation would take.He said that the differences betwern the two divisions of the Senate committee should be adjusted and as chairman, expressed his willingness to accept some of the proposals made by the anti-administra- tion faction.To-morrow Senator Hitchcock, whe with the five Republican members, constitutes the so-called anti-admin- istration wing of the committee, will speak in support of the draft of the bill which he reported to the Senatc\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 TELEPHONE PROBE.Chicago, Nov.24 \u2014 Testimony to the effect that one of the purposes of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in desiring a snerger with the independent contpanies was to prerent a better front against undesired State legislation, was given at the anti-trust hearing today by Richard Valentine, general manager of the Rock County, Wis., Telephone Company.Mr, Valentine was testifying about 3 meeting here when the independents were addressed by Theodore N.Vail, president of the America\u2019s Company.\u201cMe, Vail, during his talk, said that one of the benefits of the merger would be that the State legislatures could be better handled by the indc- pendents than by the Bell Company,\u201d said Mr.Valentine.\u201cHe said his company was having a good deal of trouble with the legislature in a pum- ber of States.He sdded that the independents all over the country stood nearer to the legislatures than they did and we soutd handle them better.In fact, he proposed that in the event of a merger, the handling of legisistures would be turned almost entirely to uw.\" There was mention of several legis- features that necded handling.The Texas legislature, 1 remember, was one that he said especially needed to be bandied, as they (the Ameriean Company), had not been able to do much with that crowd themselves.\u201cThe lining up and handling of aldermen and all focal boards within the State was to be put up to us also, as 1 recall the suggestion of Mr.Vail\u201d Exchange the bag Teserves of -theŸ country, and ex: such reserves to be used for the commerce of the na tion.\u201cQUEBEC EYE, EAR & 6 D'ARTIONY STREET.HOUSEWIFE'S CAT NOT Is Convinced That Her Husband's Judgment of Mushrooms Is Right After All Santa Barbara, Cal, Nov 24\u2014Mr.and Mrs.W.J.Pettingill of Goleta are congratulating themselves that a miss is as good as a mile,\u201d and nothing more serious than a dead cat, six sick kittens and a narrow escape for Mrs.Pettingill, remain to tell the tale.Since the rains delicious looking specimens of what appeared to be mushrooms have appeared daily their front lawn and the temptation proved too great for Mrs.Pettingill, whose husband wari.ed her a number of times.She cooked them, them through the silver spoon act, examined the exact tint of pinkness that is a sure sign of mushrooms.Her husband's warnings kept recurring to her, and when the tempting dish was ready to he eaten she entertained a second thought and called in the four cats to he her guide.One cat, familiarly \u201cGreedy.\u201d kept the others at bay and ate the lion's share and succumbed to the poison.The other three had secured only \u201cGreedy's\u201d selfishness 3nd were made very ill, but snon dislodged the small quantity they ate and were saved.PITCHER SIGNED UP.Brainerd, Minn.Graves, a Chippewa Indian of Walker, Minn, haé the Philadelphia American baseball team of 1914, it was announced today.Graves during the last two or three sessons has pitched for Walker and The bearing will be resumed tomoe- row, 4 Be rasemed 2 da peeled them according to Hoyle and : Brainerd, and has been enjardgd as à local wonder, DVEMBER 25, 1913.vv ape \u2019 oof oy?PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby givin et the Timber Limite - herinafter » mentioned will be offered for sala, without reserve, by pihlic quition, 4 ~~ the 17th day of Decfmbef, 1936, 88 .-, ten o'clock in the forencôn, \u2018at th ini : office of Messrs LaRue and + 3 Accountants, Dominion Building, St.Peter street, in the city of Qupbec, vis\u2014 Limit A\u2014River \u2018St.John, containing 28 square miles, more or less; Limit B\u2014River St.John, coutsinipg 40 square miles, more or less: * : Limit 2\u2014Salmon River, containing 41 square miles, more or less ; 4 Limit 3\u2014Splmon River, contaiming © 74 square miles, more or less .Limit\u2014Rivers Chambers and Selmonm, containing 77 square miles, more or less, \u2018 - Conditions of Sale: 1.The purchaser will pay, in addi- - - tion to the purchase price, payable cash on transfer of the licenses, the suction duty of ons per cent, ond .the transfer fee payable to the Crows , Land Department of the Provines of Quebec, on the transfer of the lie censes.2 The purehuser will take the said 4 limits subject to all and singular the ¢ conditions of the licenses issued by 9 the Department of Crown Lands for \u2019 the Province of Quebec, and without - ; warranty on the part of the vendor, save that the licenses have been is- .sued and are his property, [1% .: = 9, 3.The ground rent payable to the u Irginias | Department of Crown Lands in respect of the said limits has been paid up to the 30th April next (1914).8 4, Intending purchasers will have Distin ish ed b an opportunity of perusing Peu gu ; censes by applying to Messrs.ue y an and Trudel, at their offices, Quebec, 181 Pentland, Stuart, Gravel & Thomson, exquisite flavor and Stuart, Gravel & TI .56 St.Peter Street, fragrance for which Quebecc, Nov.lixtu,th,et,toDec.16 you pay extra on CANADA, duty-burdened Din of Guebet , u -DUFdene istrict of uebeé.y IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.imported brands.No, 194.In the matter of: H.M.PRICE & COMPANY, Lum ber Merchants, Quebec, Insolvent) / 5 Cen FA) qa acka e PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on Wednesday, December 171, 1913 \u201cAT THE NEAREST TOBACCO SHOP at 10 c'olook A.M.\u201c MADE Bi CKETTS, HAMIL e Timber Limits hereinafter men- ® BY TU TON ioned will be offered for sale by pub lic auction at the offices of Messrs.! LaRue and Trudel, Accountants, Do.minion Building, 126 St.Peter strong, Mi Quebec: Lo License No, 181\u2014River St ui Jean Branch East.No.> miles license 0.ver THROAT HOSPITAL\" Jean, North-cast Branch, INCORPORATED, No.2.2.2 2e sus 0e Cells\u201c License No.183\u2014River St of Jean, East Branch, No.3.20 * License No.184\u2014River St, Jean, No, 7.+.2 00ss « License No.185\u2014River St = Jena, No.8.« _> | License No.186&\u2014River Seu- mon and Tribut, River St- - Jean, No.\u2014,.++> s\u20260se - For Gout, Rheumatism and Neuritis, take the License No.187\u2014River Mag- 2 = ica's Great pie, No.3.8.2 200 ue curs at America's est Health Resort, License No.188\u2014River Mag- i No, 4.0.cue ve vee 000 VIRGINIA \\HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, USA.Jf | Live io.106 Rives Mag ie, No.Sue.vo 820 00e eve * THE HOMESTEAD HOTEL License No.190\u2014River Mag- ~ v pie, No.6.co 0 000 00 - Open all the year round.License No.191\u2014River Magpie, No.7.4 220 use 42 HONE & RIVET, General Travel Agency [f |Log lg 07 River Mere 81 BUADE 8T.OPPOSITE TH\" BASILICA, QUEBEC, License No, 193\u2014River 8t.- TELEPHONE 41 Jean, No.1.«oo eins - ONE 4104 _ License No.193-\u2014River St.: Jean, No.2.\u2026.\u2026 \u2026.* i == | License ne.194\u2014River Se - .PUNCH IN THE JAW SAVES Jen Ne.19s River BL icense No.195\u2014River St TOADSTOOL PROOF BUTCHER FROM SURGERY L Jean, No, 4.oc.\u2026.18 ® bm License No.196-River St Blow Fractures It, Dislodging an Im.Jean, No.5.vee are BD ® bedded Wisdom Tooth That Was | License ee 197\u2014River Be - to Jean, No.6.2.2 ses een Come Out.License No.198\u2014River Mag- - Berkeley, Cal, Nov.24\u2014Martin | pie, No.Boe oor oo oie vee Murphy, a butcher, was saved the | License No.199 \u2014 River \u20ac cost of an operation when Waiter | Chambers, No, lL.2.os 86 hompson, a cigar clerk, fractured his : jaw with a lusty swat.The blow A total of .527 miles broke the jaw squarely over an infect.\u2014 ed wisdom tooth which was buried in| Conditions of sale:\u2014Ten per cem the bone, tum cash on adjudication, the balance In Police Court two physicians tes- | payable upon transfer of the licenses, tified that if the tooth had not been | which transfers will have to be made neatly removed as a result of Thomp- | at once, the transfer fes to be\u201d paye in [son's fist work Murphy eventually [able to the Crown Lands Depart would have been\u2014put to a painful and ment of the Province of Quedes by expensive operation to rid himself of | the purchasers.the.offending molar.No bid under $135,000 00 will be ac The jury trying Thompson for as- | cepted.however, put | sault promptly acquitted him, and sev.| The purchaser will pay in addition eral members urged the defendant to | to the purchase price the auction duty send Murphy a bill for professional | Of one per cent and will accept the services, licenses as they are withowt any ree \u2014\u2014 sponsibility on the part of the cote GQ.T.TRAIN WRECKED.a the condition, ares or \u2014 the limits.For inspection\u2019 of the licenses and Broken or Spread Rail Is Blamed for | other particulars please apply to tha Derailment.undersigned called \u2014 AE Ross, as Chatham, Ont, Nov.24\u2014The Grand esse a Sue Trunk eastern flyer, Detroit to Toron- 142 Notre Dame Sane to, was wrecked at 4:40 this afternoon RUDE a small portion through | between Puce and Belle River, about RUGENE TR = 15 miles east of Windsor.Number 16 Mesors, Li - ter Street was behind time at Windsor, which is 2 UEBRG, 20.quite unusual, and is reported to have .c Q * been making between 60 and 70 miles Joint Carastors~ an hour, Mont of the cars remained Nov.11xtu,th,st,toDec.16 upright and to this can be ascribed : .Nov.24\u2014\"Joe\u201d | the fact that none of the passengers | ===\" eR or crew are reported seriously Insigned as a pitcher for | jured.All suffered a good shaking up | express esp A were Thrown Tron and many were severely bruised: the track.The locomotive remaine A broken nr spread rail is blamed | on the rails, with the tender, but the for the derailment though the cause is | first passenger car broke away from not yet officislly stated.This train | thé others and rolled 150 feet.The carries two or threa day coaches, a [remainder of the coaches remained on diver and Pullman, with baggage and | their trucks y 4 i 4 _ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1913.THE OUEBEC CHRONICLE.I =p \u201cAFTER ALL 1S SAID AND DONE\u201d = CE SE ME Isn't It reasonable to infer that \u2018\u2018Salada\u2019 must be quite unordinary in Quality to BLACK, OR Ese - NATURAL GREEN } * ASK THE STATES FOR PROTECTION FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN MEXICAN OIL FIELDS ARE GET- {ING ALARMED.Washington, Nov.2\u2014In spite af recent reassuring reports from the oil fields on the East coast of Mexic-+.loreigners in that section are stil! very apprehensive, appeals to Wasafagton indicating that they believe mot only their property but their ives are in danger.Renewed privai: requests for protection, following 3» closely upon a cablegram from Charge O'Shaughnessy at Mexico City saying it.was rumored there (hat the United States was about | to land rar es, caused Sesser anigls poday to instruct admin) Heiney commanding the American flect.to proceed personally to Tampico and Tuxpam and investigate conditions there, The admiral sailed late today from Vera Cruz on his temporary flagship, the battleship Rhode Island, for Tairpico, Much has been left to his discretion, and he himself will decide whether ft is necessary for him to go ashore for conferences with the Constitutionaliat leaders who have occupied the oil territory and are threatening the ports of Tampic> and Tuxpam.The Admiral was assured a few days ago by General :.guilar, the chief of the revolutionists, that there would be no interference with American or othe foreign \u201cproperties.Charge O'Shagghnessy\u2019s query concerning the ldnding of marines has brought a prompt and emphatic denial that the United States had ordered such a step.There were no developments in thé diplomatic phases of the Mexisan situation today.- The Washington administration has settled down to await patiently what it regards as the inevitable retirervent of General Huerta.A high government official pointed out that the so-called Mexican Congress, just assembled, Joes not hold the key to the situation, nor will its proces linge affe:t the attitude of the nited States, which already in advance has placed upon the hody the stamp of illegality.Of this purpose of the American government, to decline to recognize any liab lity on the part of the permanent government of Mexico which shall follow the present sdministration of General Huerta, alt Interested foreign uations have been duly advised through their diplomatic representatives here or their foreign offices abroad.Secretary Bryan said today he had had several conferences with Sir William Tyrrell, secretary | to Sir Edward Grey.the British Foreign Minister, supplementing those which Sir William hag had with Pres.Ment Wilson.Much interest attaches to the plans for sending 750 marines to Pensacola | week to set up | the latter part of this there a sort of au advance hase.The command the enormous sale it does .°.'SALADA\" SEALED PACKETS ONLY NEVER SOLD IN BULK._ peus \u2014 .oil fields than if they were several days\u2019 journey farther north.| The srmy has made no additional movements since list week and it was stated today that no choice had yet been made between the 16th Infantry at the Presidio, San Francisco, and the 20th Infuatry, at Fort Doug: las, near Salt Lake City, us the force to garrison the town of El Paso.Citizens of El Paso are still loudly clam- oriug to their Congressional representatives for this reinforcement.STEAMER REFLOATED, Yokohama, Nov.25\u2014The steamship Minnesota, from Manila for Seattle, which went aground Sunday in the Straits of Shimonoseki, was re- floated to-day.Apparently the vessel has not beh damaged.AGED IRIBHWOMAN DIES AT AGE OF 9%.Brockville, Ont, Nov.24 \u2014Mrs.James Dyan, Brockville's oldest resident, who had attained the age of 96 years, died here to-day.Mrs.Dunn was born in Wexford, Ireland.\u2014\u2014 BRUTAL MURDER ON ALBERTA HOMESTEAD.Calgary, Alta, Nov.24\u2014In its el- fort to fasten the murder of John P.Benson, on Willia.J.Collins, 18- years old.who is charged with clubbing Btnson to death on his homestead near Cereal, Alta, with putting a bullet through his heart to insure fata) results, and with- later setting fire to Benson's shack to destroy all evidence of th: brutal crime, the prosecution called ten witnesses at the preliminary hearing before Cob Jas.Walker, J.P.at the Mounted Police Barracks to-day.* The alleged murder was committed on May 2, 1912, .SOW ATTACKS CHILD.Creston, la.Nov.24\u2014The little daughter of Mr.and Mrs.F.Lina- Quist, while visiting at the home of neighbors, at Essex, la., was almost killed by a sow when she climbed nto the pén where the animal had a number, of Tittle pige~- Tle child attempted to pick up one of the young Pigs and carry it away.\u2018The sow caught her, tossed her into the air and lacer- ater: her arms and body badly before she was rescued.It is belicved the chitd will recover.BOSTON OPERA COMPANY.Brilliant Audience Attends Opening of Fifth Season.Boston, Nov.24\u2014Woli-Ferrari's opera af Neapolitan life, \u201cThe Jewels of the Madonna,\u201d opened the Boston night.The role of Maliella, hervine of the piece, was taken by Mme.Louise Elvina, who was heard here in the part last season.À new-comer was Mme.Margherita D'Alvarez, contralto in the tole of Carmela.Edouardo Ferrari-Fontana, tete, and Mario Ancona.baritone, had other principal parts.Elviria Heliano was the Stalla.Robert Muranzeni conductes, replar- ng Andre Caplet, who introduced this opera Rere ast year.The audience which fitled the house Navy Department planned some time | was a brilliant one, incMding à large ago to utilize existing gaverument buildings at Pensacola und relieye the overnment of the necessity of spend- money in the construction of new barracks at the northern navy yards, but it is pointed out that the presence of the marines at the southern port at this\u2019 time will make them much representation of society leaders.The scason will last 18 weeks.Several new operas will be presented, and any stagers who have nut appeared before sith the Boston Company will be heard.Principal among these will be Mme.Lina Cavalieri and Lurien Muratore, who were occupants of a more available to guard the Mexican | box at to-night's performance.B Aliman & a, FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK THIRTY-FOURTH STREET THIRTY-FIFTH STREET t are displaying a most interesting assortment of reason- ably-priced merchandise that will especially appeal to those who purpose to do their \u2019 HOLIDAY SHOPPING IN.NEW YORK Among he special iterns that suggest themselves for appropriate Christmas gifts are Furs and Fur Garments; fine Laces and Neckwear; Negligees; Men's and~ Women's Silk Hosiery; Silk Umbrelles with unusually rich mountings; Gloves, Fans, Opera Bags and Novelty Jewelry; Lampe, Bric-a-brac and Ornamental Silverware; Oriental Rugs; Leather Poods of all kinds; Toilet Articles, Including a large sslection of Imoorted Celluloid; Per- * fames, Stationery, etc.MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS.- nov.26,26, 2323, BRIEF SITTING IN HOUSE LAST NIGHT 4 MINISTER OF ROADS WILL NOT BE APPOINTED FOR SOME TIME.\u2014 Probably in anticipation of a lively and amusing discussion in the Legislative Assembly on Mr, Lavergne's motion to bring the editor of the Montreal Herald before the Bar of the House, there was a considerable attendance at the sitting last night which was the first since the-adjourn- ment on Friday afternoon.Those who came to listen to a debate were disappointed.however, as Mr.Lavergne permitted his motion to stand, and explained after that his reason for not placing it before the House last night was due to the absence of Mr. - 2 < = i CITY HALL î Quebec, November 20th, 1913 busLic NOTICR is hereby given iat sealed tenders endorsed \u201cTendor for Trenching and Laying,\u201d 1d- dressed to the undersigned, will be received up to 4 p.m.on Thursday the 27th inst, for the laying of 18- inch water pipes on Montcalm street, Avenue Laurier to Ursule street, se per specifications to be seen at this ce.Teaders to be in blank forms procurable at this office and to be signed By two responsible parties as sureties for the fulfilment of the contract.Kach tender shall contain the City Yreasarer's receipt for the sum equal to § per cent of the amount of the tender, which sam shall be confiscated té case of refusal to carry out the tract City is not bound to accept the or any of the tenders and the ctor shall pay for drawing up contract, and for a certified copy Delay means disappointment.\u2018 CITY HALL CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY CLERK'S OFFICE, Quebec, October 28th 1913.AMENDMENTS T™ THE CITY CHARTER.Pub\u2019c wotice is hereby given that the C.ty of Quebec will petition the Leg:slature of this Province, at its next session, to obtain certain amend- j inenés to its charter.To be authorized to borrow one tmndred and twenty-five thousand dol- ars ($125000.) to cover the expenditure already made and other expenditures to be incurred for, ligghting in ae Cus by ticars vi urnamental posts ior lights: and in case the town of Montcalm should become annexed to the City, to be authorized to borrow an additional sum of $250,000.(two hundred and fifty thoysand dollars \u2018a execute in the annËxed territory the works mentioned in the condition- ; of its anmexation; and to be also authorized to borrow another sum o¢ fifty thousand dollars for public works to be executed in the municipality of the Little River in case that municipality should become arinexea to the City; to be authotized to borrow an additional sum of $50,000, (fifty thoun- sand dollars for public works of a permanent nature to be executed in Lin.oilou ward: + pay an interest of four and a half (4 1-2 p.c.) upon obligations issued by the City; to modify the dispositions of the Charter as to the cost of wooden sidewalks; to petition for the validation of certain exemption of taxes and the closing of streets, in conformity with the contract intervened between the City and His Majesty and other patties for the construction in this City of the Nationa! Transcontinental Railway and acces- soties; and also to ask the validation of a contract between the City and the Sisters of Charity of Quebec, concerning the establishment of a Civic Hospital and other objects, and also to obtain divers other amendments to its charter of incorporation.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, Quebec.Canada, Province of Quebec, District of Gaspe, County of Bonaventure.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.No.2220.Dame Anna Guite, widow of the fate J.A.Arsenault, now wife of Jean Baptiste Gauthier, merchant of New Richmond Station, in said township, County of Bonaventure, District of Gaspe, Plaintiff, red ve The ssid Baptiste Gauthier, Defendant: An action in separation as to property has been instituted in this case on the th November, 1913.BUGEAUD & COTE, Attys.fur Plaintiffnovlôxim all in tinted waters with \u20ac black ilot conging recs and shoals to Bud a safe channel.Cruise in a motor boat among scores of tiny islets, rimmed with corallime beaches.Paddle by moonlightis a phosphorescent sea and watch schools of fish tumbling beside your camoe\u2014or bathe and fish and play golf, tennis or baseball in December.These are a few of Two Days From N.Y.= $25 Up Sailings Every Week Tickets Interchangeadis EX SERMUDIAN a 0 Strives £83.Ahn.= Broadway, N, ¥, $8 CAR BEAN & $ ARCADIAN (Areadion Beginning Jan.10- Booking Now.) The Royal Mak Stone Pastst be.Sanderven & Som, pen Agta, Nov.l,468,11,13,15,18,20,22,25,27,29 LEGAL NOTICE.In te:\u2014 ESTATE LATE F.C.BARROW.Public notice is hereby given on behalf of Septimus Barrow, of the city of Quebec, Steamship Agent, that on the 15th day of December, 1913, at ten o'eleck in the forenoon, at the Court House, in the city of Quebec, he will apply 10 a judge of the Superior Court, sitting in and for the District of Quebec, in chambers, for letters of verification establishing upon what persons the succession of the fate Frederick Charles Barrow, in his lifetime, of the city of Quebecclerk, has devolved.and the share of each heir in the same.Quebee, 3rd November, 1913, PENTLAND, STUART, GRAVEL AND THOMSON, for Chy.Su \"$ GALLAGHER, Pose\u201d SW W.Beglaer.Attys.for Applicant.MovA ii 25e4 bi SHIPPING NEWS ALLAN LINER.M.8.Virginian, Captain Rennie left Liverpool at 4 pm.un the 22nd st, with passengers, mails and general cargo for Halifax.C.P.R.LINE, Steamer Ruthenia, Lieut.Kendall, arrived in port at noon yesterday, and moored at the Breakwater.She brought out 303 cabin and 47 third- class passengers, besides a general cargo.After landing passengers she left for Montreal last evening, Lieut.Kendall reports experiencing heavy seas on the passage.She is the last passenger steamer from Europe for this port this season.Steamer Lake Michigan, Captain Parry, arrived from Montrez! at 2.00 p.m, yesterday, and lcft for London aud Antwerp.DONALDSON LINE.Steamer Cassandra, Captain Mitchell, from Glasgow, with passengers and gencral cargo, is due at St.John N.B., to-morrow.Steamer Bermudian arrived at Bermuda from New York at 9 am.yesterday.THOMSON LINE.Steamer Tremona, Captain Kitchie from Quebec, arrived at Leith, on the 20th inst.THE SAILORS\u2019 INSTITUTE.In furtherance of the Dominion of Canada Branch of the British and Foreign Sailors Society.the Hon.Charles J.Doherty, Minister of Justice, has accepted the vice-presidency for the Province of Quebec; and the Hon.A, R.Rutherford for the Province of Alberta.END OF NIGHT NAVIGATION.The Marine Department buoy-boats Dollard aud Shamrock commenced the task of picking up the gas-buoys which light the ship-channel to Montreal yesterday.The performance of this work marks the close of night navigation on the upper river, and vessels ascend\u2019ng from or descending to Quebec.will have to make the trip by daylight.The gas-buoys as they are taken up will be replaced by spar-buoys.which will be allowed t6 remain until after the last ocean steamer has cleared from Montreal, | when the spar-buoys will have to be taken np also The new buoy-boat Dollard is fitted with wireless apparatus and a Marconi operator has been engaged.co that she will be able to keep in touch with ocean steamers until after the last of them has des cended the river to the Gulf.FREIGHTS8 AND CHARTERS.New York, Nov.24\u2014Chartering was limited in all trades and there! was no noticeable improvement in the general demand for tonnage.Rates continued low and depressed, Quotations to Liverpool and Glasgow.2d: London, 2 1.2; Rotterdam, 5 1-2c; Bremen.30 pfennigs: Hamburg.32 1-2 pfennigs: Hull and Bristol, 3d: Antwerp, 2 3-4: Cork for orders, 2< 4 1-24: picked pores.large tonnage, ls.10 1-24: cottun to Liverpool, per 100 1bs.30c.Charters: British steamer.1.720 tons nitrate west coast South America to the United States, 3s.6d, with options, Nov.-Dec.; Norwegian steamer, 2.299 tons, same.Dec.-Jan.charters paving extra insurance: British steanier, 2.248 tons.trans-At- lantie trade.nne trip on time charter basis 6s, delivery north of Hatterasredelivery, Mediterranean prompt: British steamer 1.522 tons.coal.Cardiff to Trinidad, 7 One set of light driving harness.Two extra large buffalo robes.Stanh leigh, simost new.N i Locheyrotière fl Toe her particulars call or ' Qu \u201c§'\"™ br.w.P.B.BRENNAN EBEC j 29 MR.Arlacle street, quebec.1, , Nov, 25 x 1w ur only, will be sold on reasonable terms.Apply A.B.this office.Nov.2 x 3.AUTOMOBILE \u201cMacLaughlin Buick\u201d 50 h.p., to sell or to exchange for a lot.Apply to J.A.McClure, 105 St.John Street.Phage 2561.FOR SALE\u2014At Lauzon, (St.Joseph of L'evis,) a fine piece of land about 45000 feet\u2014situated on main road, about three acres from church and Post Office.A stone, Bric and wood building erected thereon.This land is subdivided.and there are eleven lots ready for sale.Liberal terms.Address J.G.Teles.Charland Mayor of Lauzon, Que- .FOR SALE\u2014The double House Nos.19 & 19 1-2 St, Ursule street with ground attached fronting on J.Ursule, St.Angele and Dauphine streets, containing 9080 square-fetet ; For particulars apply to AMOS.).COLSTON, ¥ Hochelaga Back buildin.¢ FOR SALE-\u2014House No.26 St Ans street, Upper Town; 15 rooms.Property of the late J.O.Tousignant.Beni location.W.R.LaRue, Notary, & St.Ana street FARM LANDS FOR SALE.\u201cOnly $1,100 Buys 40 acre farm near city of 18000.Immediate possession or will pay share in ptofits until ready to move.Bank Trustee, ideal climate, all advantages.Good fishing and hunting.Profits guaranteed whether you move here or not Write fully.Quick action necessary Only $400 cash required, balance monthly.\u201d Geo.W.Deen, Box 750 Waycross, Ga.Nov.25,27.29.Dec.246x6.FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.45 GENEVIEVE AVENUE.\u2014Fur- nished room tc let ot hath-room flat in a well appointed house wm a desirable locality.ty 3 Nov, 2 x 3.TO LET.ROOM TO LET.\u2014A large parlor bedroom suitable for two gentlemen.Heated and lighted.No board; \u201cbut close to Auditorium Cafe.Apply 71 Cote d'Abraham., Nov.19 x 1w.ROOM TO LET IN PRIVA'R FAMILY \u2014A nicely furnished room; most select and ceñtgally locate !- (Esplanade) in close proximity to Parliament and Garrisen Club; mod Hern conveniences and home comforts.Address \u201cF.H.J.\" Chronicle office.TO LET-On tke Hill at Sillery, a large self contaiied house, 8 rooms .nd bath, furnace.moder.conven- ences, iso lurge area of ground suir- able for vexetable garden, out Jousesete Shot: distance from end of street car line.For further pa-ticulars apply to M.P.Connolly, No.43 Dale house street.\u2019 TO LET A nouse of 8 rooms with good celles and yard in very good order.No.241 Prince Edward street.1mmediatr: posession.Apply to Mra Bruneau.243 Princy Bdward 8 BUSINESS CHANCES.RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.\u2014 Splendid property for sale by the owner.Northwest corner St.Sauveur and Hermine St, St.Malo, close fo the new transcontinental buildings.Lot measuring abuut 64 by 42 feet, New wooden buildings, metal lined, gravel roof, measuring 60 by 20 feet; worth investigating.Must sell; write to Peter Flood, prop, St.Roch Post Of.fice.Nov, 22 xim PERSONAL MARRY-\u2014If you are lonely, The Reliable Confidential Successful Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishing early marriage: descriptions Mrs, Wrubel, Box 26, Oskland.Cal. ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIF3 MONTREAL and QUEREC.\u2014 te \u2014 Liverpool, Glasgow, Havre \u2018sd London.Weekly suilings until 25th November.CHRISTMAS SHIPS.To Liverpool From Bat.6 Dec.Halifax Wed.10 Dec.St John Te Havre and London.The il Dee *Pomeranian St.John To Glasgow.Fri, 13 Dec.«Hesperian, Halifax Sat.13 Dec, *Ionian\u2026 Portland *Ons class (II) Cabin steamers For rates aud full particulars apply to Loeal Agents or ALLANS, RAE & CO, Quebec, INT 11 GLASGOW PASSENGER AND FREIGHT Boe gio From Montrest .018,8 MARINA \u2026 vec crane NOV, pore © MAS SAILINGS Lhe CASSANDRA iTS, Lis 8.LETITIA.Sterage on ars marked * CU TT > THOMSON JOINT LONDON FRBIOHT SERVICE Cold Storngs and Cool Air on all Steamers marked ¢ was aravens.TP ti From tres! REJAÇONE ne «+, ABOU Nov.$5 BO IATORA,.\u201cwoout ouai THE ROBERT ESP \u20acOQ., Lumited, Gaudias Bureau MACHINIST Repairs of all\u2019 kind mpti t- tended to.promptly « Telephone 2936 Residence 5628 116 Sth Btreet, Limoilou, \u2014\u2014.Hotel Blanchard \u201c108 CLOUTIER, Prop.Amencan and European Plan \" Near the Terminus of Railways mé Navigation Companies KOTO DAME SQUARE - QUEBEC LUSITANIA.» A DEC KE MAURETANIA .DEG.18 \u201d QUICKEST ROUTE vu F ARN der] LONDON, YARIS, Sanrio TENNA *Canoania, Nov.8, *Cawpania, Dec BL *Jrernia, Dec.6, |'Carmania, Jeu, mm \u201cCaronia, Doc, 13 dun + Lan ]LUSITANU fea 3 *Campanis, Jap.88, : Beea LUSITAN PART Ce TE Em *Colls at Queenstown Fast spd West Bound MEDITERRANEAN-\u2014-ABRIATIG SEI SENICE_ alling er Maderla, Gibraltar, 'atras, \u2018Tticete, Flume, sailings soca.\" CARP THIA ee BHPANONIA Jan \u201c fuitromta per STAR NA 7e re 7 +Oraits Madeira.Gibealtar, Gonosyeasty, oli, on origi Omit adgire sud Patraspecial Winter Cruises RIVIERA-ITALY-EGY Madelra.Gibraltar, or Genoanoon, Naples, Alexan à Dieu, ra JAN.x, FRANCONIA JAE 0 GARONA iif} SWill not call at Round the World Trips, $438.00 af Up Special through rates to Egypt ey.Lan Chine, in Afi and Bo FR Asie End nd Sou! tours in rope, otc.Send for tier naar) Tours AGENTS FOR PENTNEULAN AD ofr Co PREQUENT 8.EAL DTA, CHINA JAPAN NS AUSTRALL 1 i: ers.foot ve 10d Cerent, Ny R Oftiese, 4 reet, te AS as Reford Ces mires \"103 82.Peter St, Hone & Rivet, 31 Nuade 1, F.& Stocking,\u2019 32 St.Louis Street, Quebec.CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGEK SERVICE CHRISTMAS SAILING ons Fou ALAUNIA Bteamer marked (**) will pr pool via Queenstown.init $46.25, 758\" tea (53% Cabin en mi Brian Ra ued, 52 3! ei $31.25.Wrens an Fy It parti\u20acalars of all services, Spply te sors em agent or The Robert Reford Ce Mamie, uchee Toronto, St.John, NB, ali Canard Line Agents CANAUIAN PAVIFIS EMPRESSES CHRISTMAS SAILINGS From St.John, N.B.Lake Manitoba.Dec.10 FROM HALIFAX, N.8 Empress of Ireland.Dec.13 Empress of Britsin.Dec.27 .QUEBEC-LIVERPOOL - Empress of.Aritain\u2026Ngv.né | Montres)-Quebec-Trieste (Calling at Naples both ways.) THE CHRISTMAS SAILINGS | From Portland, Mc.From Halifax, NB CANADA -Deo.2 ob.Deo.d'hier MEGANTIC - Dec.6 om Dec.7 sam.TEUTONIC - Deo.13 ,.2.Dao.14 52 nr Winter Rates in effect.Book Now ! Now York À Reston-Riviern-Italy and Egypt Canop! wNor ¥ | retle.Dec.11 Adniate Mer.7, ami Feb 21 2 RED STAR Ling New Yorke Dover\u2014Astwerp (for Paris) Kroonlend.Nov.85 Fiolaad.Dec, 3 Red Star and White Star Lines, 53 Dalhousie st, Quebec; F, 8 Scocking, 32 St.Louis st; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade street; Geo.J.P.Moore, Canadian Pacific Ry.; J.G.Hayden, Chateau Frontenac Ticket Office.Compagnie Générale Tran-thnmtinge Direct Line to Havre-Pui SAILINGS 1 WEN YORK ain > Wed.pau AE = Tes Besa ari CARI.L'Macptersos, @ Primi ».TURD.Y RAILtNOS Wich 13 3 (11) and FHIRDC SEE 8 upie- set (pe Ask for prices at the QUEBEC SCRAP METAL CO.14 St Roch Street for jour raw furs, hides and skins and all of scrap material, Tele DOMINION COAL ephone 2777 COMPANY, usnmn UN AND GNIPPERS OF TRE CALIBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM im GAS COALS Soveened, Run-of>Mine and Slack Wor Particulars, apply to SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL THE OUFBEC CHRONICLE.J.P.E.GAGNON LLA Success x of V.BE, PARADIS Public Accountant AUDITOR AND CURATOR Accounts Investigated end cuilected, Compromises.Liquidation of Insolvent Eatateg All work entrusted to me wil be (Sonomically and promptly smended RICHELIRY COMPANY BUILDING, 44 Dalhousie Street, Pa MeDOUGALL B CONENS Sick Droles H.8.THOMSON MANAGER Tha Canadiga Surely Company Head Office - - - Toronto, O BONDS OF SURETYENP BONDS for officers and employes in positions of trust BONDS required Inland Reventie Department from Licensed Manwiacturers, and Warebouvemen.BONDS is lieu of certified checks to acc by contractors oopagy tendete for furnjehing = opiles.BONDS for Costs in actiéns before the Court BONDS required spdor Succession Duty Acts.\u2014 Full Déposit with Doninion and Provincial Govergmjents throughout Canada.C, W.Walcot, Agent, Tel.877.98 Bt Pater Street.Bell Phone 2033.P O.Box 369.BOSSE&BANKS Steel Bearna, Celumne.Pilates, Gas and Water Pipes, Contractors\u2019, Municipal! and Builders\u2019 Supplies.Mas J chinery aod à rer Spectaition BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING 39 §t.Paul St.Quebec.Barry & MeManamy Financial Agents BOND AND STOCK BROKERS.18-20 St.James Street Rafe and solid investments, yielding siz per cont.and better, Write P.O.Bex 17, or \u2018Phone 5226.IEE NIE o COMMERCIAL NEWS \u201cNEW YORK STOCK MARKET.McDonald & Lesperance.stock brokers, private wire to New York and Montreal, Hochelaga Bank Building, Telephone 1227.(Canadian Press Service.) New York, Nov.24.\u2014Trading all but ceased today on the Stock Exchange.It is necessary to go back a quarter of a century to find a duller market than today's.Most of the time the ticker was silent.Not one of the favorite stocks moved up or down as much as a point.When the five dreary hours of trading had come to an end, it was found that the total business was only 57,300 shares.Brokers with nothing else to do went back into musty records to find a day as dull, and learned that there had uot been one since the blizzard nf 1888, when trading on the Exchange was practically stopped.On March 12 of that year the total was 15,805.The best that could be said of today's market was that the undertone was firm.At the start there was] some irregularity, with evidences of renewed heaviness among the metal stocks, but the small early losses were soon recovered, and ir most cases the leaders made [ractional advances.Holders of long stock derived some encouragement from the market's firmness in tae face of discouraging news.A gond deal of emphasis was placed on the fortnightly report of railroad traffic, which showed a large increase in idle freight cars.The significant feature was a surplus of nearly 8,000 box cars, as compared with a shortage of over %000 in the last report, which was thought to indicate unmistakably a slump in railroad traffic.News from the steel and copper trade was of much the same pessimistic nature as that of recent weeks, re- fating to falling prices and slow business.It was reported that some sales of copper had been made at 1434 cents.Stagnation in the stoëk market was reflected in a falling off in demand for money.There was an casier tone in the call money market, and\u2019 commercial paper rates were lower.The gold movement to Canada was continued, which is probably not at an end, and necessary precaution for December interest and\u2019 dividend payments may effect loaning rates temporarily, but the outlook is for easy money.Bonds developed an easier tendency.\u2018Total sales, par value, $815.000.United States bonds were unchanged on call, BANK OF ENGLAND.London, Nov.24.\u2014Bullion amounting to £70,000 was taken into the Bank of England on balance today.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.Quotations onthe New York Stock Exchange, as reported through Bru- \u2018| neau & Dupuis, by Chas.Head & Co.Telephane 1596.Open.High.Low.Close.Amalg Cop.68% 685$ 68% 68% Atchison .92 92% 91% 91% AmT&T 119 119 118% 118% Ana Cop 3344 3344 33% 33% Balt & Ohio.92% 924 91% 91% Brook R T .863$ 86% 8654 86% Can Pacific .226 \u2014 \u2014 24 Can.28 284 28 28% Erie .26% 26% 26% 26% Gas \u201cCon\u201d .12614 1264 126 126 Gt North pfd.1234 \u2014 \u2014 123% Inter Met pfd.58 58% 58 58 His Cent .10644 \u2014 106% Lehigh V .145% 146 14534 145% Lou & Nes.1% \u2014 \u2014 131% Mo Pacific .\u2014 2% Petroleum- .>\" © sé 45h New Haven, .76% 71.76% 76% No Pacific .106% \u2014 \u2014 106% N Y Central.95K *\u2014 \u2014 94 Pennsy .109 109 10834 108% People\u2019s Gas.116% \u2014 \u2014 116% Reading .159 159% 159 159 Se Pacific .8644 86% 86% 86% Southern Ry.21% 21% 21% 21% Union Pac .14934 150% 149% 150% US Steel 54% 55% 54% SS do pid .104% \u2014 \u2014 104% QUEBEC STOCK EXCHANGE.The following are the quotations on the Quebec Stock Exchange.(From Barry & McManamy.) Banks.Montreal, x-d 3% p.c.Quebec, x-d 134 p.c.223 221 Union, x-d 2 p.¢.\u2014 136% Nationale .132 Hochelaga.x-d 24 p.152 Molsons.192 Commerce, xd 3x > e \u2014 201% Royal, xd'Ipe.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2014 219% Miscellaneous.Can.Pacific Ry .224% 2234 Rich & Ont Nav .107 1064 Mont HL&P .20954 209% Quebec RL&P .\u2014 10 National Tele .vee 2% \u2014 do pfd .000 2 \u2014 Dominion : 82% 81% do pfd .\u2014 100 Toleds Ry & I Co PE 2% Bonds, .Dom Tex Series C, .100 9 Montmorency Cot Co.101 - Quebec Ry .+.\u2014 41 Cuan Electric .XO - Quebec Steamship .100 -\u2014 Quebec Jacques Cartier.he -\u2014 NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to M.L.Dohan, broker, Dominion building, St.Peter street.Phone 4748.New York, Nov.24.\u2014There was no relief from the dullness in the date afternoon and in all respects the market was uninteresting during that period as it had been earlier in the session.In view of the approaching holiday little increase of activity \u2018in 63 ST.PETER STREET.BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.6 SAULT AU MATELOT.Telephone 185, .Private wire connections: New York, Chicago, Montreal and Toronto Exchanges, Correspondents: Jenks, Gwynne & Co, members New York Btock Exchange; Molsen & Robin, members Montreal Stock Exchange, \u2014 Accumulated Funds .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.Revenue for the Year.Assete in Canada use The Reversionary Bonus of Pol amounted to $5,887.920,00, being at a:l with profit policies i .LS 27 on M8 oh er mes ae mem THE STANDARD LIFE ASSL ASSURANOE COMPANY .sereereneseneses $65.000,00000 aoa boldets for period of 190; to 1910 ¢ rate of $15 per $1,000 pee annum on V., MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent 11 Mousa Mia, Quebecepril2Sxiy.ele Pl § 0 Stock and Bend Broxers Private Wire to Montreal, Toronto, Boston # New York Municipal Bonds to yield from 5 to 9% 93 St.Peer St, Gute Telephone 946 Arthur Buses, A % Devan Member Montreal Stock Exchan; 4 Roepital St, M BRUNEAU & DUPUS Stock and Rond Brokers, TELEPHONE 1596 11-13-18 SAULT LU MATELOT, QUEBEC.« = Direct wire with Chas.Head & Co.New York, Orders promptly emocuted om all A.A.GINGRAS, M.L.DOHAN STOCKS, BONDS, GRAIN AND COTTON.Dominion Building Private Wires to NEW YORK CHICAGC PITTSBUZG TORONTO dONTRÇAL stocks bought or sold for cash of on, small margin.Small commission charged na trades.All cash denndite guaranteed PHONE 4748 may22x1y.\u2014\u2014 W.M.DUNLOP & CO.Chartered Accountants and Auditors.CITIZENS BLDG, OTTAWA, Ont.Accounting and Systematizing for Economical Efficiency in Construction and Contracting Work.Nov.5x1m the next few days was expected.A factor which attracted much less attention than it deserved probably for the reason that no factor received much consideration, was the strong showing made by foreign trade statement for October.Exports exceeded imports for the month by $138,604,000, compared with an excess of $76,600000 last year and $79,000,000 in 1911.Money closed at 2% to 3 per cent, Total sales for the day, 57276 shares.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quotations furnished by Messrs.Neuville Belleau & Co., 93 St.Péter Street, Quebec.Buyers.Sellers.Beli Telephone .\u2026.139 14 Brazilian T L & 83% 84 Canadian Pacific 24% 24% Canada Car Fdy 55 56% Canada Cement 1% 314 do pfd .90% 91% Car.adian Cottons | 31% Crown Reserve .168 - Dominion Canners .68 Detroit United Ry .72 Dom Iron & S pid .\u2014 Dom Steel Corp .39% Dominion Textile .82 Goodwins Ltd .\u2014_ do pfd .Hillcrest Colleries 24 do pid .87 Laurentide Co Led.161 MacDonald Co.\u2014 Mackay Co .80 do pfd .œ Min, & P&SSM.135 129 Montreal Cottons Ltd .56 Mont LH &P.\u2026.29 209% Mont Tramways .190 196 Nova Scotia 8 & C.78 80 Ogilvie Flour Mills .118% 121 Penmans Lid 54 do pid .\u2014 81 Quebec Ry L 10 10% Rich & Ont Nav .106% 107 Sawyer Massey .0 32 Shawinigan W & P- 130 131 Sherwin W Paint .53 58 do pfd 00000000 100 Steel Co.of Canads .16 2 Toronto Railway .\u2014 14 Tucketts Tob Co .36% 38 Twin City Elec Ry .102° 105 Ames.oon .rte 10 _ Can Rubber .eee a3 85 Can Locomotive ptd .85 8 Sawyer Massey pid .\u2014 88 Scotia Steel pid .\u2014 123 Banks.Commerce 201% 201% Hochelaga 150 182 Merchants 84 \u2014 Nationale.12 \u2014 Nova Scotia .254 258 Royal.vue .220 225 Sales.Dom.Steel, 8 at 4054.35 at 39%.Cement pid, 15 at 91%, 55 at 91, 3 at 91%.Textile, 17 at 82%, 1 at 8154.Bank of Montreal, 2 at 230.Shawinigan, 25 et 130.Brazil, 25 et 84.Laurentide.25 at 160 Ames, 30 at 18%.Quebec Ry., $ at 10, Can.Car Fdy.Bonds, 100 at 102: Quebec Ry.Bonds, $3.000 at 41.Rich & Ont, 25 at 106%, LONDON MARKETS.London.Nov.24.\u2014Raw sugar.centrifugal, 106 744: muscovado, 9s.Beet sugar, Nov.9s 444.Caleutta linseed, November-Deceus- \\ , | ete, ete WINDING UP ACT AUCTION | SALE.\u201cTHE CANADIAN GENERAL & SHOE MACHINERY COMPANY, LIMITED, Levis, In Liquidation.NOTICE is hereby given that on MONDAY, DECEMBER let, 1918, AT 10 O'CLOCK AM, ad the Following Days, will be sold by public auction at the Factory in Levis, in different lots, as per inventory, that can be examined at any time on the premises, the assets of this estate, consisting of: TOOLS of the Foundry, Coppersmith department, Boiler Shop, Carpenter Shop, Drafting Room, Models, Ete., Etc.MACHINERY: Lathes, planers, drills, hydraulic drills, gasoline engines, electric motors, boring machines, portable boring bars, hydraulic presses, power saw, milling machines, screwing machines, grinders, welding machines, bending machines, shapers, air machines, electric drills, Turrett\u2019s iathe, ete, etc MATERIAL\u2014Iron, steel, pig iron, copper, rivets, tin, Babbitt, antimony, lead, phosphor tin, brass and iron fittings, piping, machine bolts, cap and set screws, nails, packing of alt kinds, brass, iron and cast iron scrap, Re: ROLLING STOCK: \u2014Comprising horse, winter and summer vehicles (lorry and buggy), single and double harness, robes, etc., etc.OFFICE FURNITURE: \u2014 Desks, tables, chairs, two typewriters, one safe, presses, etc, ete.The sale will be made to the highest bidder.The Inventory and the above articles can be examined at any time.Three hundred (300) lots about to be sold by lots.The sale will take place at 10.00 o'clock a.m.Terms: CASH.R.ERNEST LEFAIVRE, Liquidator.Office: 98 St.Peter street, Quebec.G.R.GRENIER & CIE, Auctioneer.Quebec Steamship Co.Lid, NEW YORK BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES LINES From Pier 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.ss.BERMUDIAN, 10,518 tons displacement, sails from New York at 11.00 am, 3rd, 13th and 24th December.Fastest, newest and only steamer landing passengers at the dock at Bermuda.From New York, for St Thomas.Et Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua, Guadaloupe, Dominica, Martinique, St Lucia.Barbados and Demerars: ss.ARIMA, 2 pm, 2th Novemer.For all information apply to QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO, LTD, 40 Dalhousie Street.®.8.STOCKING, HONE & RIVET, Qa.J.P, MOORE, Ticket Agents, Quebec.Lug and EGYPT SOUTH Largest Steomers \u201cAdriatic\u201d °C It \u201d» White Sior Line NOVEMBER 29 JANUARY 10 JANUARY 24 FEBRUARY 21 MARCE 7 Ash ter Beshiote Whke Star Lines, JANUARY 31 Feb, 11.Mar.14, Mar, 4.$145 to $175 upward Red Star and White Star Line: $3 Dalhousie Street, Quebec.TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY TIME TABLE.Taking Effect November 10th, 1913, Na 1.(a) Leaves Riviere du Loup.7.80 Ak fu ives Connors, N.B.12.43 ¥.Ne.$.(a) fare Riviere 2 RS AM ; reives Connors, N.B.8.8 PH No.& (a) se Conn 3.90 PM roe Riera Los Loin.ES PM Na 4 (a) eaves Con 1.ik Arcives Riviere du Prec (0PM.aribgs a ore Faleield, Mo A ivi Low (TN lonial Riliway Expres de rai pie 8 £ s T For fg information, Told y to F, Srgchlne, 32 St Long pe 1d Hons Rivet, 11 Buade or tered 85 Laurent, Montreal Manager, ».X.Belanger, General Fi t Pessenge rea Rtas au Longe te \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ber, 44s 64.Linseed oil, 23s 6d.Sperm oil, £30.Petroleum, American refined, 84d; spirits, 9%d.Turpentine, spirits, 32s 3d.if CANADIAN PACIFIC EXCURSION * to MONTREAL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6TH $3.80 RETURN Special train at 1.50 p.m.eturn T orb, 193 it, Tuesday, December ; PARLOR CARS.i Full particulars at re at se corner of Palace Hill Joka Q J.P.MOORS General Railway and Ste Agency.All lines represented.Tere MOTTE DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ; FROM Local Passenger, 650 am \u2014 Fea Sherbrooke, Portland, Boston, St.Hyacinthe Montreal and intermedie ne stations, daily except Sunday.12.90 p.a\u2014For Hyncinthe.Montreal, New York 3 sawa, Toronto, Chicago and (Daily except Sunday for Son brooke, Coaticooke and ru Poad)y Express, p.m\u2014For Sherbrooke Portland, Boston, New York, Moats real, Toronto, Chicago, and the veste For Torther information.apply, led GEO.H.STOTT, CP&TA, 4 Corner St.Ann and Du Fort Strestg Phone S67.- Ferry Landing, Dalhousie Street, Phone 73.3 fol TIA TN To EOSTON and NEW YORK Through Cars Daily DINING CAR SERVICE |; Traing Leave Levis: | &00 am\u2014For Portland, Sherbrooke, and all local stations daily, exe cept Sunday.3.30 p.mu\u2014For New York sad Bosteæ For New York and Boston asad main line stations daily.For Chaudiere Valley and Megane tic divisions daily except Sunday, Through New York Pullman daly connecting at Sherbrooke with Puile ing, C.and D.P.Agent, St Agent for Thos.Cook & Son, and all occan steamship lines.Phone 82 de INTERCOLONIAI CRC: 6 TRAIN SERVICE.Traine depart from Levis «9 follows \u2014 Moron io Murrey Bay HITS) A are, Onslle Ce Loue and Ste Ste.e LP son daily: Exp John i Haliez aly except Saturday.M \u2014Ocean Limited to 12.16 Àfuites ax Melle for Stand Spd a eainihe and 1.00 au Express te M\u2014Maritime Express te St.Hyasisthe: om Eo md 23 Ticket O os.oi en» streets.Telephones } Buade street.hae mm Unsurpassed for Spee\u2019, Comfort, ality of Appolntæcat end Seevies \u201cSt John, N.B., to Bristol Next Sailings: Royal George.\u2026 Dec.16th Canadian Northern 3S, 160 St.Andrew street, 32 St.Louis street, and 31 Buade street e Milan Medical lestitais Specialty\u2014Genito-urinary venereal diseases, rapidly cured, according to our new process, by 8 specialist of the Paris and London hospitals.41014 8T, JOHN STREKT.\u2018Phone 1975.Consultations 4 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m.Rosin, American strained, 9s 9d; fine, 15s 9d.New Loan M Dated November 1, 1911, the fixed rate of $4862-3 to the 157 ST.JAMES STREET, $486, CITY OF WESTMOUNT, QUEBEC unicipal 4148 Interest payable semi-annualty=-May let and November et.000 Due November 1, 1958, Principal and interest payable in New York and Montreal, and at pound sterling in London, England.Coupon bonds $1,000 denomination.PRICE ON APPLICATION.N.W.HARRIS & 00, Incorporated MONTREAL a | 12 mer ee HE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, INPROVENENTS ON LADIES ARLE ST, CHARLES AIVER| CLUB MEETING Ash Sifters _\u2014 .FFICERS \u2014 Garbage Cans MESSRS.QUINLON & ROBERT-! ELECTION OF O 4 H SON MAKING GOOD PRO- WILL MEET ON THURSDAY Coal Hods GRESS THRRE.MORNING.Furnace Brushes ° Messrs.Quinlan & Robertson, the] At the annual meeting of the Que- Shovels and Scrapers contractors in charge of the damaing | bec Ladies\u2019 Rife Clo, held recently, wing officer: : PR and lock construction of the River St.ton.tro Mrs.J.P.Landry, Daisy\u201d Boller Parts Charles, west of the railway bridge, | Mee Br meses, servident, Mos.Hi are making good progress with the! R.Goodday; vice-president, Mrs Rsy work, Mr.M.J.Butler, C.E., ore} E.Tarver; Hon.secy.Miss Se 2 Mechanic's Supply 0o., Ltd, Jie 0e 2 30 races En il ; ; : Mrs.H.H., °, .Company, with Me.E.S.Miles, de- | 1 Russell, Miss A.Baillairge- signing engineer from the Public| The clob will meet on Thursday be ._____________ Works Department, arrived in the city | mornings ap 10.30, beginning Norgy yesterday, ani proceeded to Linioilou | ember 27th, to inspect the work and spend the day URNITURE 3860 with Mr.E.A.Hoare, C.E., resident .was the winning number in our Baby engineer, representing the Public \u2014.Doll Guessing Contest.No person | Works Department, and Mr.Powell 4 and having fuessed the correct number, | resident engineer for the contractors, $ was awarded to Mrs.Mat | taking observations.Mr.E.W.Tobin, M.P., is a guest BEDDING nds ee Mo A Chronicl reporter took advant-| at the Chateau, was the nearest to the winning num- age of th th Oleial and vas agreeably Mrs.and Miss Vautelet, of Montber.A .real, who have been the guests o BABY SLEIGHS |\"; cr » sie ris o moy ous vor fo Sheet we rebar ean Wr £7 of all kinds, prices ranging from 5 contractors have a magnificent work-| Miss Marguerite Duchesnay will in variety feat to A cach Also, all the Ling plant installed, which accounts far | \u20acive a reception to a number of her \u2014 test in Novelty Dolls.the rapid progress, together with an; friends on Wednesday afternoon.CALEN ARS uxoellent engineering staff, and every-| Mag » D vil re- D.S.RICKABY, FANCY D thing in connection with the construc- ceive fon Fi eat Nima since her This week we are showing a line of | tion is moving with the greatest sat-| marriage on Thursday the 27th inst.CABINET MAKER Fancy Picture Calendars, All those isfaction.at her residence 49 Grande Alleeare unanim A ; .and of the opinion that they are excep, The contractors have already mas Miss Ahern, daughter of Dr.Ahern.UPHOLSTERER.tionally pretty and extraordinarily Sanat a 4 25.000 Fl 1 fe ¢ of | Chtertained at the tea hour at the Phone 351, 337 St John Street.| cheap, prices ranging from 10c to teria and ing down into the siver Cahteau Frontenac on Sunday aîter- 25c each.Come and have first pick.bed 30 J 35 feet, along side the| \"CO \u201chea about 100 guests were x op Sora GORE | The supply is limited and cannot be | canal where the concrete foundations | PTC*Nt She was assisted by her sis- 8 HAMEL TESSIER £ | \u201ceee are being built, and 150 lineal feet of | ©\" 2s L.P.Geoffrioni \u20ac | See our Overseas Xmas Cards and | che first section on the north side of] Mr.Edwin J.Morgan, the secre- } N CIVIL ENGINEERS Calendars, the river has been laid.tary of the Veterans\u2019 Association, 7th AND LARD SURVEYORS, \u2014 There are three travellin .ilitary District, has forwarded a .g cranes in in fe T.H O'NEILL operation on rails that can be moved enter of poudolence on the dark oF Q th ks, i + ?or Water Power Development, Ë 348 ST.JOHN STREET, ry Hong | Crom the mixing pereaved family and relatives, he 4 Water Supply, Specifications, § house into the canal, and the founda.| Deing the Federal president of the B Inspection, Cement Testing, tions tnere are rapidly rising.In Fenian Raid Veterans\u2019 Associationi Reports, Surveys and Plans for £ the meantime there are a number of | Arrivals at the Clarendon: F.Par- Subdivisions, Ete.hydraulic suction pumps kept going| adis, Chicoutimi; J.A.Barss, Hali- 3 > z'oumain Hill, JP | chat keeps the water out of the ditch| fax: L.Charpentier, Montreal; F.Caisse d'Economie Bldg.§ to allow the workmen to distribute| Newbold, Springfield.O.; S.A.Des : Telephone 268\u201d.: the concrete, and everything is work-| Meules.Murray Bay: L.Berube, : Si Se Peter St - QUEBEC % SILLERY NURSERIES ing as evenly as it is possible to the Fraserville; Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Des- BIO CIONORN CRIMES BERGERVILLE science of the engineers, chenes, Montreal; A.Trahan, Nico- ; In the meantime trestle work has! let; J.A.Sauve, Marseau; W.J.Best and cheapest house in the been extended as far as where the\u2019 Joyce, R.Thomson, Montieal; Wtrade.Chrysanthemums, $1.00 and | north lock will be situated, on which, R.Evans, 8.John, N.B; A.Mur.$1.50 per dozen; Carnations, 75¢ per | are steel rails to aid in moving the ' fay, Montreal; J.N.Hood.Quebec; Have you tried the New Laundry?| dozen; Stevia, large sprays, 35c per | steam shovel engaged in excavating, 5 W.Levesque, St.Vincent de We make a specialty of collars and { dozen.Pot Plants\u2014Azaleas, Stevia, [ and everything necessary placed in| Paul; Pierre Dauteuil.Murray Bay; shirts.We also do the pound wash (Cyclamen, Begonias, Boston and | order to facilitate the important con-| F.Wilson, Toronto; G.I.Delisle, A sample parcel is solicited to con- | Whitmanii ferns, Chinese Primrose tract.Yamachiche;-A- Steins, Fraserville; vince you that we are the best.and Prunula Obconiea.Our Christ-| The engineers were pleased with the| J.A.Tessier, Three Rivers.The careful Laundry.oa stock is looking extra good.| results obtained, and Mr.Powell, res- pen to visitors Sunda - 1 i the tractors, me c,CLOVERS LAUNDRY aye ve amd eee den eee td be commas as | RDC EH HSE Colomb Street.\"Phone 4382 one 295.Designs from $3 up.ather conditions would per- GLOVER'S DYE WORKS Deliveries in city daily.0 ONE D Tn the frost made its way \u2018Correspondence W205 Be.Valier 8.\u2018Phone 1810] JOHN RAMBDEN, Gardener, | into the ground.HCE EEE HIE RITUAL MURDER.To the Editor, Dear Sir:\u2014In connection with your .editorial of this date, re l'Action Sociale, Abbe Huot, and the \u201critual l S 0 ur US murder,\u201d | beg to enclose you under separate cover 2 copy of the \u201cCatholic : A .; ; ecord.\u201d of London, Ont.the best And particularly our lady customers, we will still give triplicate bons all next week [| edited and most thoroughly Catholic , paper in Canada, In it you will notice la strong editorial on this question, which speaks for itself and also for And al à th poux | the good name of all sane Catholics, nd always with the idea of bein?agreeable to our numerous purchasers, JA; including Popes\u2019 Cardinals and the who patronize our establishment, never beloved and whe do mot mew .believe the foul calumnies against We Will Commence Next Week to Exchange Bons.| that race once chosen of God.You .+ may publish this editorial and letter As much as possible come in the morning.See the prices of this sale which will it you think fir.surpass all those which we have made for several weeks past.Yours sincerely, .JOSEPH DOBBIN, M.D.| Note\u2014The editorial referred to Cloak Material MEN AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS appears elsewhere\u2014Ed.Chronicle.2 considerable lots of cloak material, striped zcbaline, bronze, brown, grey, 1 lot of Men's overcoats.Regular WHEN EAST MEETS WEST.black and white, new shades and of the prices Jroco and $12.00 will be put up | The v7 - Tuque, P.Q.Nov.18.lat .or sale commencing today, at $6.75.¢ 17th November was an epoch- ; est styles.Regular value of $2.50 g y, at $6.75 Ÿ marking day in the history of the Do- [SN een.$1.24 minion, and yet no stately ceremo- Worth $3.00 for .$1.59 And three bons for one.nial ushered in he long heralded + event of the linking up of East and And 3 bons for 1 \"4 00e young Mens, Overcos | Weat by another transcontinental Ask to see $6.58 Cloaks.lwo! 00 and $8.or ine\u2014\u201cthe best ever.\u201d our .At 11 a.m.on the above date the last rail was laid on the boundary be- A lot of dress skirts, black and navy b i i | tween District \u201cB\u201d and \u201cC,\" and the A magnificient assortment of youn, y blue, For pnd Price o le.$1.59 | little bunch of Resident Ergineers, .gn young girls cloaks will be sold this week at special whose work lay nearest\u2014Messrs.Fairprices from $1.75 to $15.00.! banks, Casey, Strachan, Greening, Howe and Weaver, drove the last THEY ARE VALUED AT MUCH HIGHER \u201cspike \u2019 .pikes home.A lot of long corsets, straight front, worth 98c.for.64c.The first to cross was the motor car A lot of Astracan ekins, worth $1.50 for .LLLL LL Lacan nana.99¢.of ar Fairbanks, who passed over at A lot of Creamer skins worth $7.00 for .c0oviinennnnn.-$4.99 Mr.King.sub-contractor, was the A lot of boas, imitation of black lynx $4.00 $5.00 and $7.00 for .$2.50, $1.¢0 first to cross from west to east, but ynx 5 7 50, $3.5 and $4.50 not till three hours later.The per- ., manent track tends from Que- \u201cDora\u201d Gloves, \u2018celebrated for their quality and finish real value $1.25 for.74c.bec Bridge to the furthest wera Men's Haberdashery, Men's socks, all wool with knitting cord.25c limit of G.T.P.construction.Lined Moka gloves, 100 dozen offered at 79c.a pair for.59c.THOS.A.WILLIS.2300 doz.' i i i i i 44.50 en's negligee shirts, silk and woolen scarfs with fringe from 6oc.to PROTEST AGAINST EMBARGO \u2019 ON IRISH POTATOES.And always 3 bons for 1 all week \u2014ask for them.\u2018Washington, Nov, 24\u2014T.P.Gill, secretary of the Board of Agriclufare of Ireland, appeared to-da be ote the Federal Horticultural Boar to protest against the embargo prohibiting the shipment of potatoes into the United States from Ireland.The Board barred potatoes from Ireland on account of & scale disease which is was feared would spread here.Mr.(Gill submitted that the United States r:ally had no danger to fear fram the alleged infection.ang urged that the big potato yield in Ireland this year would help to reduce the cost of living in the Unite tates., + ST IH STREET - The Board wifl have another meeting to-morrow, but it was said that fe vas foubetal whether fins] decis- 4 n would be reached soon.4 HER LITTLE SON \u201cWAS DYING Gon Bin \u201cFrall-adtvyy\u201d AM Sand lis Life, Campbebilville, Ont.May 5th, 1913.\u201cOur little boy, Lawrence, was sorely affected with Chronic Indigestion, and the doctor did not think he would recover.He started with a sore mouth and it developed into this other trouble.Everything he ate just passed right through the system withoat change.He cried incessantly and life was a misery to him.My husband had been using \u201cFruita-tives\u201d for Indigestion, getting much benefit from them, what did him good, might help our boy.We tried \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d giving Lawrence 1-2 a tablet at a dose, and the result was marvellous.To-day, he is the picture of health, and he is perfectly well.\u201d oo MRS.J.VANFLEET, 50e a box, 6 for $2.50, tris! size 25e, At all dealers or from Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.UNION LIFE INQUIRY.Delving Into Financial Entanglements Is No Easy Task.Toronto, Nov.24\u2014The representative of the government, A.C.Masten, enquiring into the affairs of the Union Life, the defunct insurance company, dug deeper into the financial entanglements of the chain of its allied companies this afternoon and such was the tangle that referee Kappelle suggested that the simpler way of separating the affairs of cach company from that of the others, and of showing the borrowings and cross borrowings would be to have a table drawn up and submitted to the board.This will be done tomorrow.Following the list brought out at the morning hearing, one more of the allied concerns of which H.P.Evans was a small shareholder, was the Share and Debenture Company, but this company did not have any direct dealings with the Union Life.The National Land, Fruit and Packing Company, however, was added to the list of those indebted to the Union Life.The concern was largely controlled by Mr.Evans through the Agency Lands and Securities Company and is now in liquidation.It was incorporated in October, 1910 and in 1911 took over the assets of the Agency Lands and Securities Company.Under questioning the witness said that little money had been.paid out, but the transfer consisted chietly of agreements with farmers and other land owners for the sale of their jands It was these agreements which were taken over for the 250,000 pounds of its own stock.By using proceeds from the sale of stock from the Canadian Provident Company, which amounted to nearly $200,000, a staff of some 400 men were employed to cultivate the orchards.It was in June of 1911 that the shares were offered in London and of these 37,029 one-pound shares were disposed of.These shares were issued by Evans and Mr.Rolf, of the Canada Provident Company.The details of the disposal of the shares of National Land, Fruit and Packing Company were so tangled that it was suggested it would be simpler for a memorandum to be prepared and submitted before the investigating committee tomorrow.The cause of the failure of the company seemed easier to arrive at.This, Mr.Evans declared.was due to trouble in disposing of its products.You don't like to throw a Suit back on your tailor, if you are not exactly the best of it (and a poor best it is in many cases), Fashion-Craft Shop» are established so that you are enabled to test how a pattern, style and fit pleases you before you are required to purchase, or in the event of your ordering a Suit made to our own special measure, and it is not exactly what you wish it to be, there is no reason why you should take it; we don\u2019t want you to, what tailor can say the same?As to price, 3 Suit fro mmy stock or from special order samples, costs you from $1500 and upwards, according to the material you may select.There is no differente in the style or class of workmanship, as Fashion-Crafe goods are all made uniformly well.Obtainable only at: L.A.ROY, Proprietor, Shops of Fashion-Crafe, 178 Sc John Street, 128 St.Joseph Street.Quebecte ee tp.oe eee cairn: Offices: Montreal, Quebec and Paris, France, LL EEAURENG CO Stock Brokers Members of the Montr:al Siock Exc'ang) Private Wire to Montreal znd New York MoGILL BURROUGHS, 74 Peter Street.Quebec.Manager.Phone 5067, pleased with it, but take it, and make |* Where to Buy Your Carpets Where to Buy Your Rugs Where to Buy Your Linoleums \u2014 AT \u2014- P.J.COTE, 31 St.John St, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.and 1 thought | A Import Remarkable Savings for House Furnishings Housekeepers will highly appreciate the extraordinsry % _ TUESDAY F.SIMARD & a antNo values offered in CARPETS.Tapestry Carpet, in lovely designs and colorings; value of 75e, 57e va- k Leccersecrs \u2014ossccencsocss \u201caes Tapestry Carpet, of a superior lue, in best colors; value of 90c.At .[So [EP 67 Brussels Carpet.of an exceptional value; priced at $1.25.: A vosssnsanenen sense 1 a00000 70 Wilton Carpet, in rich designs and color combinations; value $1.88.At LL.nou se ns + erie, $1.37 JE, CURTAINS, Nottingham Net Curtains, 3%; yards long; value $1.60 a pair.At oon casse nn000 .SLIS LINENS AND COTTONS.English plain White Cotton Sheeting, 2% yards wide; value 40c.Peryard .ocovvvviennnn .\u2026 35e 16 inches Irish Crash Roller Linen; value of 12¢ a yard.At .Special Offer | from 10c t the undermentioned low prices: On order, at.srveuce EKIRTS, to be made equally to your Vi F.SIMARD & CIE i142 St.Joseph Street, Quebes -\u2014 NOVEMBER 25, 1913.GIE\u201d 142 SL Jossnh Strant, SL R3ah, Quads: ember Sales + this department, TABLE COVERS Bleached Damask Table Covers, 66 x66; value of $1.25.For, each .si BBO WADDED QUILTS, Heavy Cotton Wadded Quilts, for double bed; value $2.00.For .oviiiiiiiiniiieenns .$138 RASS BEDS.Our assortment is of the most desirable, the good variety to choose from, gives the best choice.Be interested to-day by the following reductions: Brass Beds, 46x6; value of $9.90, for.eee $788 $14.75, for.£11.90 $19.90, for.$16.78 $21.50, for.$1798 WOOLEN BLANKETS.Pure White Woolen Blankets, with pink or blue borders; value of $3.78 à pair.At oi $2.58 he Ladies\u2019 Tailoring Department Our ladies\u2019 tailor will take your order today for a Coat or Skirt, at COATS, to be made to your measure, of the very best and new weaves, in a model of your choice.Value of 2000 and $22.00.lenssuoscan ts ess sannss0nceue 02000 \u2019uvanauss $13.90 measure; vast choice of material to choose from.Value of $8.00.On special order .[ vores $4.90 DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY.Telephone 2802 practically cost price dark olive green.Jerseys\u2014$1.90 for $1.50; $1.80 $3.99.Others down to $1.50\u2014the want a bargain, buy quickly.49 John Street.SPEGIAL CLEARING SALE The following lines are offered this week, at Small Boys\u2019 Jerseys and Jersey Suits, English make, finest quality; colors: Navy, cream, tan, red, Saxe blue, reseda, green, for $1.40; $1.50 for $1.10; $1.30 for $1.08; $1.20 for 95e; $1.10 for 8Sc, Suits (Jersey, pants, cap)\u2014$3.60 for 82.70; $3.20 far $2.60; $4.50 for $3.50; $4.10 for $3.20; $4.00 for $3.10.LADIES\u2019 COAT SWEATERS: German make.Samples, slightly soiled, $9.37, $7.50, $5.00 for se are great bargains, Kiddies and Misses Sweaters, from 95c to $1.50.A few Men's values up to $8.00, for $2.50, Some of the above are on display in our windows.If you DYNES, Tel 271 s Portisres and Curtains m Our assortment of Carpets, Rugs, Oilcloth and Linoleums is second to none in the Dominioni \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 uantity, style, novelties, quality, patterns of all Lia to sed every size will be found in our establishment HAND-MADE RUGS (Donegal) REAL TURKISH RUG! The only store that keeps them in Qgebec.CURTAINS Curtains of every kind and of every style.Furniture Coverings, Peluche, Portieres, Etc, Ete ade to order.P.J.COTE, 31 St.John Street OPPOSITE PALACE HILL."]