The Quebec chronicle, 2 mai 1914, samedi 2 mai 1914

[" ~ The Qu co.ar cbet Chronicle.RATABLISHED 1764.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1914, Something New MRS.L.M.PETERSON & CO.'8 Swedish Style Milk Wafers If used with Selads, are perfectly ddlicious.\u2014Highly recommended for invalids and convalescenis.\u2014 Unequalled Afternoon Tea if heated and served with Butter, In small ting, 30 cents each.for A.GRENIER, Established 1882.94-96 8t.John Street.Pliones 1247-1248 CITY TREASURER LAFRANCE RESIGNS WILL NOT STATE REASONS\u2014 ; LONG CONNECTED WITH MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.Mr.C.J.L.Lafrance, for the past thirty-six years treasurer of the City of Quebec, has resigned from the service of the City.; Mr.Lafrance sent in his resignation on the loth of April, but Mayor Drouin refused to accept it, so Mr.Lafrance remained in office until the close of the fiscal year to see that everything was properly carried.out under his supervision, Seen by the Chronicle last night, Mr.Lafrance admitted that he had resigned, but said that he would prefer not to state the reasons for the time being, at least.Previous to entering the employ of the City Mr.Lafrance was a member of the City Council for eight years, oc he has been nearly half a century connected with the affairs of the corporation.Mr.Lafrance\u2019s withdrawal will prove a severe loss to the City, as he is more conversant with the finances of the corporation than any other man, QUEBEC BAR HOLD ANNUAL MEEFNE REPORTS ARE READ AND ADOPTED AND ELECTION | OF OFFICERS TAKES PLACE The Quebec Bar held its annual meeting at the Court House yesterday afternoon.Following the receion of the reports from the Secret and Treasurer the new officers wif elected as follows: Batonnier\u2014M.E.Belleau.Syndie\u2014Mr.A.Rivard.Treasurer\u2014Mr.Aime Dion.Secretary\u2014Mr.Chas.Smith.Councillors\u2014Messrs.F.X.Drouin.G.G.Stuart, Hon.E.I.Flynn, J.A.Lane, Ferd.Roy, Fergus, Ernest Roy, A.Galipeault.Apart from the reports presented and the election of officers no other business was transacted.THS FIRST PURCHASE AT TVa JULES GAUVIN STORE -Mde.Alp.Paquet has the honor of having made the first purchase at the new Jules Gauvin store.Mde.Paquet, who, by the way was one of the best customers of the late firm of L'Heureux and Gauvin, bought « complete trousseau for her daughter, Miss Blanche, who is to be married about the middle of June.Mrs, Paquet does not cease to praise the Jules Gauvin firm on the extensive choice and the fine assortment of goods of all kinds which are installed with such good taste on the four spacious floors of the store.We reiterate our congratulations to Mr.Gauvin on his spirit of enterprise and we wish him every success in hir business.A SAD SIGHT Last night a family, giving the name of Tobin, said to be from the county of Levis, consisting of father.mother, son and two daughters, one of the Istter heing only eighteen months old, applied at the Central Police Station for protection for the night, They had no money and were without friends in the city.They were accommodated.\u2018 NEW BUILDING FOR BANK OF MONTREAL OLD RED CROSS PHARMACY BEING DEMOLISHED \u2014 TO CALL FOR TENDERS.The old Red Cross Pharmacy, st the east corner of St.John street and Palace Hill, which was acquired by the Bank of Montreal for the purpose of establishing an Upper Town Branch, is being demolished and the bank will start erecting a new buiid- ing as soon as possible The property, which is 33x66 feet, will be the site of a two storey cut stone building, which will be a decided embellishment to this busy point.The main entrance will be on St.John street, and will be set off imposingly with stone pillars.Tenders have not yet been called, but it will be stipulated in the contract that the new building must be ready for occupation on the Ist of May, 1915.The Bank will occupy all the first floor, while the second floor will be divided into rooming quarters for the staff.BUGEAUD CHOSEN - BY THE LIBERALS IN BOMAVENTURE BY-ELEC- TION NECESSITATED BY KELLY APPOINTMENT.\u2014 Advocate Bugeaud, the Liberal candidate in the Bonaventure bye-elec- tion necessitated by the elevation of Mr.John Hall Kelly to the Legislative Council, was the unanimous choice of his party at yesterday's nomination.It had been thought that Mr.Clapperton might be the nominee tut Clapperton himself proposed Bugtaud.Owing to telegraphic communication being interrupted it was impossible to lind out if the Conservatives had placed a candidate in the field, but up to the latest advices they had not succeeded in finding a representative and the impression is that the seat had goue by acclamation.CONCERT IN KIRK HALL A concert will be held in Kirk Hall on Monday evening next, May 4th, A good programme will be offered and a good time is in store for all who attend.NEW LICENSE COMMISSION APPOINTED YESTERDAY The new License Commissions for the cities of Quebec and Montreal were appointed by the Provincial Government yesterday.The duties of the Commission started May 1.The Commissioners are: Quebec City:\u2014Hon.Charles Langelier (Chairman); Dr.A.Lessard: M.P.B.Dumoulin; clerk, Mr.Chas.Gendron.Montreal City: \u2014~Judge ¥, X.Choquet (Chairman); Judge A, Bazin: Dr.J.H.Finnie (son of Dr, J.T.Finnie, M.P.P.); clerk, Mr.A.B, Archambaule.» \u2014 CHURCH INNOVATION.Montreal.May L.\u2014The appointment of W.Randolph Burgess si.Aas associste pastor and director of religious education and social service of Emmanuel Church has been ratified.This is the first chwreh in Canada to recognize modern functions ef tte church by creating this impor\" office, : mme KILM ARNOCK SCOTCH WHISKY .Jare a proof of the rsolidarity Washington, May 1\u2014Assurances of peace with a steady abatement of \u201cwar talk\u201d was the dominant feature in the Mexican developments here today.Attention was still centred on the work \u2018of the South American mediators, who reported steady progress and the avoidance of any dead-lock between the parties.In other quarters, however, the failure of Carranza thus for to accept the mediators\u2019 proposals for a suspension of hostilities against Huerta caused continued doubt over the outlook for broadening the scope of the the whole Mexican situation.\u2018The report that Dr.Ryan, an American in the service \u2018if the United States Government, was about.to be shot as a spy by the Mexican Federals at Zacatecas, caused serious apprehension throughout the day, but reassurances as to Dr.Ryan came direct from Huerta late in the day.While the gravity and the hopefulness of the situation varied from hour to hour, the envoys of Argentina.Brazil and Chile kept steadily at their work, holding two lengthy sessions at the Argentine legation.Their long conference last night with Secretary Bryan, representing the United States in the issues before them was followed today by a conference with the Spanish Ambassador, Senor Riano, who represents the Huerta government.The mediators made no announcement.Expect Another Development It was known they were expecting another definite development today, which might lesd to a staterment later, but its purport was not digolosed.> \u201cTThere was reason 16 believe, however, that it related to the attitude of Care ranze.who, having accepted the mediators\u2019 good offices, was now desired tô suspend hostilities pending the good offices.As explaining the progress that were making ,one of the mediators likened their work to a hard climb up a precipitous mountain, one dangerous cliff being scaled at a time until the height was reached.Fortunately, he adde, the dangers of each advance thus far had been met and overcome and the advance was steadily forward.Claims Quick Work Summing up what the mediators had done up to this time a well posted authority paid it represented more actually accomplished in a given time than had ever occurred in the history of intermediation.He specified, beginning April\u2019 26, and continuing six days, including today: - First, acceptance of good offices by the United States: second, acceptance by Huerta; third, acceptance by Carranzo; fourth, suspension of hostilities by the United States; fifth, suspension of hostilities by Huerta.These five accomplishments, within six days, were declared to be without precedent in international bodies.which had previously exercised good offices.A sixth development, ic was expected, would further emphasize what was being done.General Situation Reviewed The conference of the Spanish Ambassador with the mediators was not to deliver any communication from Huerts, but to go over the genera! situation.As showing the directness of the mediators, they are putting aside sil diplomatic circumioctwtion and sending cables direct to Huerta and Carranza and receiving direct replies.The text of the Huerta reply through his foreign minister, accepting good offices which has heretofore been given only in \u2018outline, was as follows: .\u201cWith reference to yesterday's telegram tell the Spanish Ambassador that medistion\u2019is accepted in principle, and that we ate very much obliged for his good offices, ss well as to the representatives of the A.B.C.which of the peoples \u2018of Spanish origin.\u201d ' The Huerta reply to the armistice proposal, réceived test night.was also a direct cable to the mediators, in response to thelr cabled inquiry.Cabinet Discusses Other Things The regular meeting of the cabinet today was devoted largely to affairs other than Mexico, showing that much nf the tension over tie.situation has dimppearced in adrrinistration quar ters.Members of the cabinet spoke hopefully of the mediation proceedings, and fel, from its present aspect, that it would \u201cwork out.\u201d Secretary Bryan said the point in the negotie- tions where it wes necemsary to swb- mit à basis fer the American government's position had net besa reached.1 \u2014-2 mediators\u2019 work to a settlement of PEACE ASSURANCES GAIN STRENGTH AS WAR TALK ABATES Mediators Report Steady Progress An Absence of Deadiook Between The \u2018Parties\u2014-The Attitude of Sarranza ANOTHER FORTRESS re S EVACUATED BY FEDERAL FORCE ELABORATE PREPARATIONS FOR A REBEL CAMPAIGN AGAINST SATIRLO, 3 El Paso, Tex, May 1\u2014Saltiflo, the principal city of the state of Coahuila, where the remnants df various forces rallied after their defests at Torreon, Monterey and other lesser strang- holds, was reported today to have been evacuated April 27, the troops retirirg to San Luis Potosi, in the state of that name, about 300 miles south, The information was received - here in a letter signed by Miguel Avila.Avila said he left the city on the twenty-sevénth, whens the Federals numbering ten or twelve thousand, acting on direct order from Huerta set fire to the et abandoned it, entraining for is Potosi.The letter was mailed by Avila from San Antonio, Tex, last Wednesday to the rebel junta here.As elaborate preparation for a campaign against Saltillo are being made, the information caused à sents- tion and the junta at San Antonio was telegrapined for con iyxaeri ion, À reply Was received saying that Avila was trgstworthy.This was followed by a second telegram reading \u201ctelegram from Parras confirms.\u201d Parras is 100 miles west of Saltillo and is occupied by a rebel garrison.The progress oi the rebel campaign may make it advisable to move the headquarters of the local junta, with its confidential agents, consuls, information agents, clerks and secretaries to San Antonio.The whole subject will be taken up at Chihuahua tomorrow or next day at a conference at which George C.Carothers, special agent of the United States State Department; Robert V.Pesqueira, Carranza\u2019s confidential agent here.and many others will he present.The El Paso party expects to leave during the night, The change of base along the border is thought to be convenient for the reason that the Tampico and San Luis Potosi camjaigns will be directed by General Carranza from Monterey.At this point he will be in direct telegraphic and railroad commun.\u2018cation with both armies.Thus the whole scene of activity will be moved far to the east of Torreon and Chihualua, of which Fi Paso is the gateway into the United States.It developed to day that General Carranza is not likely to-receive a direct request from the South American mediators that he agree tu an armistice with Huerta.te was merely \u2018sounded on the pomt and the result was a positive negative, as reflected in the statement of Mr.Pesqueira last night.+ EDITORS FIGHT DUEL Havana, May 1\u2014Dr.Carlos Garridoeditor of \u2018La Presna, and Antanio Traizos editor of la Noche, fonght & duel with swords in Havana this morning.Senor Iraizos was seriously wounded in the chest.The dispute which led to this encounter arose from the points of view mmaintained by these two newspapers concerning the trial of Karnesto Asbert, former governor of the Province of Havana.for the murder of Chief of Police Armando Riva in 1912, The two cditnrs engaged in a heated dispute which was followed by a recourse to arms, The trial of Ashert is now progressing.La Prensa has been bitterly réproaching friends of Asbert for their attitude toward the court and their doubt« as to the courts impartiality, while La Noche has been equally strong in its presentation of the case in favor of the ex-governor.PETITION TO UNSEAT CONTROLLER HEBERT Montreal, May |\u2014A petition to unsest Controiler E.Napoleon Hebert for alleged corrupt practices during the recent municipal election was resented today before the Practice ust.Mr.Justice Charbonneau or- the issue of & wrk calling Mr.\"ET HORSE FLESH CHAMBMLY - COUNTY SUPPLIES IT\u2014DAIRY BILL OETS THIRD READING (Special to The Chronicle) Ottaws, May 1.\u2014Hon Martin Burrell's dairying bill 3 measure of great importance to this industiry in Quebec was put through the committee stage today and given third reading.One of its most important provisions is that which puts a stop to the sale of -oleomargarine and similar imitations of butter, while another important clause is that which prevents the practice of renovating butter or making what is known as \u201cPtocess\u201d butter.The whole aim of the legislation is to protect and stimulate legitimate dairy industries and, though features of the bill, it went through practically unchanged.Curiously enough some of the criticism came from E.W.Nesbitt.of North Oxford, bimself representing a dairying country.He was opposed to the clause which prohibits the sale of oleomagarine and other imitations of buter.He took this same position on April 3.when the bill as given second reading and said that if people were willing to eat oleomargarine he did not see why they should not be able to get it.Mr, Andrew Broder, of Dundas.answered hin today by pointing out that the sale of oleomargarine was an attempt to deceive.If people wanted to eat lard.they should buy lard.Thé sale of oleomargarine was an attempt to palm off as butter something that was cheaper and inferior and that was in competition with the farmers.Hon.Martin Burrell declared that the sentiment of the country was against such products.Horse Meat Industry During the contideration of estimates for the department of agrieul- ture, Hon.Chas.Marcil asked if the minister's attention had been called to the horse mest industry in Chambly County.Mr.Burrell replied that the department had been asked to appoint an inspector to see that the meat was not diseased, but it was not considered that horse meat came within the jurisdiction of the department.The department dealt only with interprov.ineial trade and this industry was confined to the.Province of Quebec, Montreal being the onfy city where Horse flesh was deing comumed at present.; Mr.Marcil said that it had been reported that the \u2018meat was being shipped to Sweden.Would not that bring it under the department?Mr.Burrell said he had not the act hefore him but thought it did not cover shipments of horse-meat.FINLANDER KILLED.Cobalt, Ont.,, May 1.\u2014A Finlander named A.Wigsted was hurled to his death at Seneca Superior mine yesterday aiternoon.expiring as he was being extracted from a heap of muck.Wigsted.along with another miner, was working above a slope at the mine about 2:30 p.m.when a quantity of muck came down and overwhelmed him.MORE FEDERAL TROOPS FOR THE COAL FIELDS Washington, May 1.\u2014Additional federal troops will be sent into the Colorado coal fields immediately.Secretary Garrison announced this to.night after a long conference with President Wilson.LOST.LOST.\u2014On Friday afternoon, a white sporting coat with a hood, on Charlesbourg Road, between the toll-gate and Drouin Bridge.Finder please return to Mrs.Byrne, Gros Pin and receive reward.The petitioners sre Al Chacpenther, s foreman, and Hearl Courval a | enrpenter \u2019 SOME MONTREALERS | there were a few criticisms of some For Your Marriage You will Need : 1 overcoat, 1 silk hat, 1 hard hat, 1 soft hat, 1 cap, 2 suits, 1 waterproof, 1 hat brush, | umbrella, 1 traveling bag.suitcase or club bag, | hat-box, t collar-box, 1 pair of traveling slippers, | stickpin, 1 pair of garters, 1 pair of cuff links.1 half dozen of collar buttons, 1 purse or pocket book, 1 scarf, 1 belt.1 white vest \u20181 smoking jacket, 1 dressing gown, 1-2 doz.underwear, 1-4 doz.pyjamas, 1-4 doz.nightshirts, 1-4 doz.dress shirts, 1-4 doz.N eglige shirts.1-4 doz.white shirts, ! white tie, 1-4 doz.colored ties, 1-2 doz.collars, 1-2 | doz.cuffs.2 pairs of suspenders, 1-2 doz.socks.2 silk handkerchicfs, 1 doz.of linen handkerchiefs, 1 doz.fancv bandkerchicis, You will find all these articles at, ° A 258 et, Jonn or.\u2018 QuEsEc © gm atuthstxlm Bargains in Books We _re selling off a lot of Books, including every kind of work, from Science to Fiction, at the remarkably cheap prices of 25c and 50c To anyone interested in Books it would be profitable to coms in and see wha: we have for selection, JOHN E.WALSH\u2019S Reg\u2019d, Il ST.JOHN STREET VALIQUET\"'S Breakfast Rolls and Home Made Bread deliv ered in time for Breakfast every morning.The very ficest Cake made in Quebec, is at VALIQUET'S Ice Cream.12 Fabrique St.Phone 1526 Haricots Princess Moyen FRANKFUTERS with SAUREKRAUT AND BACON.RACINE SARDINES, NORDSKEE SHRIMPS.CAMEMBERT CHEESE.P.G.COPEMAN, SULE DISTRIBUTOR CASTLE BLEND TEAS and COFFEE.135 St.John St.Phone 693 Telephone No.92 Personal, Accident and Sickness Plate Glass, Fidelity Guarantee, Automobile, Elevator and Employers\u2019 Liability.Branch Office : 0 SL PETER STREET OUEBEG \u2014 \"Special Values in Pictures On Safurday, we will offer two hig bargains in Pictares.Wrorscérers0 wessssevntss Semmes sessresssinee essa.BLL \u201c| \u201che fret ot consists.of colored pietures\u2018in subjects suitable * Joe either parlor, bedroom or dining room, nicely framed in 3- .iméh-gils moulding with fancy corners, at the Special Price of 5.The second lot comprises Steel Engravings in amorted sub- joots suitable for the parlor, beautifully framed in 8-ineh gilt maonlding with fancy corners.Special Bargain Price.veo 42.90 0 Ye Sr Dining Room Furniture consisting of buffet, china rabinet, extension table, fiva dining chai i Sideboard of hardwood in [mper- | ial Oak finish, with good havelled mirrors.Regular $17.00 for £15.00.fre 10 914,00 Sideboards of hardwood in Tm perial Oak tinish, with two cabinet: 52 om.$25.00 | $98.00, for .I Sideboard of hardwood, in Im- | perial Oak finish.with large bevelled mirror.Regu- $1 8.00 J lar $20.00, for .1 only sideboard made of hardwood in Tmperial Oak finish with china cabinet on top.Regular $8.00, for .$2 9.90 Buffet of solid oak: with large bgvalied mirror.and shaped front.Highly polished.Regular $39.00, Oak finish.Regular $27.00, $24.90.Regular $ 2 4.9 $23.00, for .Clocks of Grandfather Mocks different prices.We have one excellent valne i hall clock of solid oak in fumed a Ee 89.0 Dressers of hardwood in Mahogany fn Brass Beds at specis] prices.Betall Division, 167-178 St.Joseph Street.Co BUYERS HERE The Immense Vesiety of Styles Makes We have a few designs left in ray yn MEANY C Orders By Parcel Post On account of the facilities offered by the Zone Symtam of the Parcel Post residents in the district of Quebes will find it mors profitable to send their mail orders here instead of buying in distant cities.Parcel Post retes are based on distanes, .and values being equal it will cost you less to buy here than in cities situated at a far distance from your residence, Pa Store Headquarters for Furniture _\u2014 Groceries Cowan's Cocoa 1-5-1b.,, 10c Bedroom Suites Bedroom Suites of hardwood in Imperial Oak or round bevelled mirrors and er for Se, per 1-4-1b, ik for lle, 1-2.1b., 25¢ for 21¢, per 1-1b,, 48e, for dûc Faust Coffee, per 2-1b.can.43¢ Congon fancy leaf black tes, S-Ib.chest 4.Regular $15.00, for.$12.00 finish, with square must remember who is responsibe for as to lessen the eye-strain.One of the \u2018ie, If the Borden Naval Bill had been factors in cinematograph exhibitions gagged, Canadians, at least.would which favor the development of eye Ihave had the satisfaction of knowing fatigue is poor definition of the ong- that this country had paid for the inal negatives.This is greatly zccen- force that will keep Canadian inter- tuated when the positives which are {ests inviolate during the struggle in used are enormously magnified The | Mexico.And in face of this, Liberals smaller the image in the eye, the long.| wilt he found to sav \u201cwe owe nothing .er the impression lasts and the nore VAGANOGOCOOODONOB | a PRESS COMMENT.sl 00065509 TISO00OOSGIUS The injurious effect on the eyes of the swiitly moving images of the cinematograph has been frequently to Britain\u201d To them it may be.a comforting thought that when the war is over and British guñs and British ships have saved lives and dollars for Canadians we still will have, as the proudest possession of the Liberal \u201cpay-nothing\u201d policy, our prized \u201cautonomy\u201d even if we did require the protecting wing of the Mother when the war winds rose.A great thing is our \u2018\u2019autonomy.\u201d\u2014Exchange.People who say the world has not grown better in the last hundred years should gn down to Pratt street and visit the old British convict ship, Success, now lying peacefully on exhibition there.She is an unanswerable objeet-lesson in the growth of humanity.The most callous man of today must shudder to think there ever was a day when such horrors as were the rule on this floating \u201chell\u201d could have occurred under the flag of a civic fized and Christian nation.Yet that fegalized \u201chell\u201d was permitted to continue for generations.and it was only within a comparatively recent period that the system of fiendish punishments which it represented was abolished.The heart turns sick now at the thought of the human cruelty and the human anguish which wete inflicted and endured in that old ship under the bariarous perology of a former time; and we find it impossible sanction or ignore such ferocious punishments.and how men oi women born could gloat over their imposition.We have reason to thank Heaven that we have left that period \u201cthe eyes are tired, so thaf seats nearer ithe screen are less desirable than those !miore remote.There id less eye fatigue when sitting not closer than 40 feet from the screen.That the \u201cmovies\u201d are a prolific source of eye- grain must have been recognized by Phone 2273.Residence 416 St.John \u2019 , , Marche des Proprietes J.CARON, Agent.City and Country PROPERTIES, Farms, Timber Limits Bought, Sold or Leased.39 St.John Street.= - =e a « .Phone 6075 May2xmon,wed,satxém to undezstand how governments could i At St Laurent, Island of § Orleans, a valuable property with roomy cottage, barn and stables, etc.House has hot and cold water service, furnace, § ete.Fruit and vegetable gar- § dens.Telephone, ete, A For details and information % apply to: i JOS.ALLAIRE, A i 61 St.Peter Street, Quebec, Que \u2018 yee a SE Mar2éxtu.tb.atl ol \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MRS.M.WHELAN Has Leased the DUFFERIN TERRACE HOUSE on for another season, .Beauti- ful Rooms and Good Board can be obtained immediately at § Gen.Ave., Cape, Quebec- \" J.Arthur LaRue, Eugene Trudel CA, LIA * LIA Accountants, Auditors, Administrators, Appraisers, Trustees, Liquidation of imeclvent estates Compromise between debtors and creditora 126 ST.PETER STREET, \u201cDominion Building\u201d Property F For Sale ÿ Of the Celebrated Russell & In al designe and fins be had at a Quebec S.J.SHAW & CO.13 8t.John St.Paints, Olis and Turpentine Alabastine and Brushes Engineers Supplies and Hardware Telephone 573 | Tel 4520-4521, THE LATEST IN BOOKS \u201cThe Terms \u2018of Serrender\u2019\u2014 By Louis Tracey.\u201cThe Land of Footprints, By Stewart Edward White.\u201cThe Fortunate Youth\u201d\u2014 By William J.Locke.\u201cBlack is White\"\u2014 By Geo.Barr McCutcheon.\u201cDiana of the Green Vea\u201cs P.J.EVOY, BOOKSELLER, Phone 772 141 ST.JOHN ST.\u2014 i \u2014 many occulists, yet.with few excep- - tions.the attention of the public has * not been directed to this important \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (facts while the victims themselves seldom suspect the cause of their trouble.although many of them suffer from the increase of symptoms even wi ile witnessing the pictures.These symptoms usually consist of headach:, vertigo.nausea and fatigue of the eyes.followed later by vomiting, sleeplessness and lack of energy.Physicians and public Lealth officials have only \"recently realized the important part the picture theatres play in the wel.| fare of the community from a health standpoint.Many theatre buildings are remodelled store-rooms with no { facilities for ventilation.The air is breathed over and over and plenty .i opportunity is afforded for contact between infected and non-infected.thereby facilitating the distributing of infectious diseases.In the United States there are over 25,000 moving picture theatres at which there is an average attendance nf over 15000001 spectators.Tiis variety of eye-fati- gue may be largely removed by wearing proper glasses.by patronizing nnly those places which have good films, proper manipulation and proper intervals nf rest betwern the reels by | sitting at the right distance from the Tel 204.screen (na closer than 40 fest) and by Fresh Cream, Farm.Pascall\u2019s Easter Eggs ties.M.BOYC 19-21 Cote Ask for prices at the Quebec Scrap Metal Co.Reg'd.14 St.Roch St for your raw furs, hides and skins and all kinds of scrap material, Telephone 2777 Easter Greetings Hams, Bacon, Rolls, Fresh Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Radishes, Lettuce, Cabbage, Pine Apples, Grape Fruitggs and Poultry received daily from our and Chocolates.Heinz\u2019 Varie.E & SON, \u201cTHE RELIABLE GROCERS.\" d'Abraham.not nverdoing attendance on these | mme places nf amusement.It has been suggested that licenses be issued only | to those proprietors of moving picture theatres who are willing to ahide by | ithe fnllowing rules: First.to operate the machine by a motor instead of by ; hand to have an adjustable take-up \"for speed regulator and an automatic fire-shutter whiel: renders more accurate the sequence of the individual images.Second.tr use the arc light with the direct current which is brighter and steadier than that with the indirect current.Third, tn have a proper screen, frec from disagreeable and harmful glare.The s0-called \u201cmirror screen,\u201d consisting of a mirror glass with a frosted surface, seems to be one of the most desirable.Fourth, to use no reels which have heen in use for over a month.Reels of an inferior quality or which have become scratched from much use give poor definition.Fifth.to allow at least three minutes intermission between the.reels American Medical Journal, Moser and Nak are fitted with Westm STYLISH CLOCKS There was an interesting little in.TT A TTL CLOCKS We are showing a fine stock of reliable claeks cases, The movements are made tn strike hours and half hours, some strike the quarter hours, others inster and eight hell chimes, FROM $1500 TO $50.00 G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers 16 Fabrique St.Jen Big Reduction Sale For one day only\u2014SATURDAY, APRIL 25th, we will have on sale all our latest and finest UNTRIMMED SHAPES, both in black and colors.Do not fail to call and see our Bargains, which we offer for one day only\u2014Saturday April 25th, Misses M.&h.Brownrige MILLINERS, 64-66 ST.JOHN GT.GREAT MILLINERY DISPLAY The subscriber begs to say that her stock of SPRING and EASTER «.MILLINERY .is now complete All the latest novelties and designs have been received Her customers, and the ladies io general, are respectiully invited to attend the ANNUAL l'efpañaoist (auge] * ë 4 0 3 3 BELLS Lane } a \u20ac te à 2 i + \u2018 à.me * RUE DALMAUSIE î ces Tori.218 dla Chemens | Lr A ph ni = New and Very Fine Offices to Let 17, St.James street, near St.Peter, Lower Town, in the heart of the financial and commercial district.All modern improvements on each floor, splendid light, private vaults, electric elevator, toilet rooms, heated by hot water; no charge for cleaning.Rents reasonable, possession {st Mayd Ground floor\u2014Most desirable, large plate glass win- 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors\u2014Very nice, cosy and comfortable ; single or en suite ; 250 to 500 ft.each.LANGLOIS & PARADIS REMOVAL NOTICE * \u201cON THE 1st OF MAY.We will take ion of our new offices and store- No.19, ST.JAMES STREET.COR.BELL'S LANE.LANGLOIS & PARADIS, gi Groen Quebec _ Aol 28xwed, satal IT THREE STRAIGHT FOR BALTIMORE.International League.Balumore, May 1\u2014Babe Ruth's ! slashing two \u2018.ase hit in tle eleventh Vinning enabled Baltimore to make it | three straight over the Royals here; this afternoon, the Orioles winning.RUTH'S TWO BASE HIT MADE |- Thomas LipthMs new.chillenger for- the America\u2019s Cup, described by those an a , f who havé sadn her as the most won- derfal tke of her kind ever built, is to \u2018be launched May 25.Her trial races \u2018will begin ithe first week in June and 3 continué: until the middle of July, principally on the Solent.' The.niew challenges Is said to be entirely origlhätkin design and to combine many gp and novel features.LONDON DRAWS THE COLOR CHE PROJECTED.\"PIGHT BETWEEN GUNBOAT SMITH AND LANGFORD :CALLED OFF, ?\u2019 pa ; Landon, May 1\u2014Because the Home Gffice -indicated.to the promoter its The score: on .you have at your command Mowe 98.4130 5 5 the leading designer in Tooley.Ib.37.9 91 0; Canada \u2014 who's productions Callin, of.50 211 0 are copied even by the best ep of.À 3445 9 o metropolitan tailors of New E.Zimmerman, 3b.4 0 1 1 3 1 York and London.Made to Getz, 2b.3 1,0 26 0 order\u2014if you like, Heckiner, \u20ac.401900; With over 300 special Enaman, p.10000 order sampl fi : Schacht, p.220°0 0 1 \u20ac ples of import J Callahan .1.0 0 0 oo fabrics to choose from, ranging in price from $18.00 to Holmauist, p.0.0 0 0 0 0 0 $45.00 you may in a week have your suit tailored to Totals 3 4 92715 4, meat and ready.PE .vo n London, New York or Chicago it would cost you Toronto.\u2018ab h,pr.ae ° from $50.00 to $100.00 to secure a like service from a leading Fisapatrick.> ne 82 ! & 2 0 designer, such as the Chief Designer of \u2018\u2019Semi-ready\u201d Wilson, cf.$1 041 o Barments.Jordan, 1h.s 2 212 1 0j .Kelley.« : : 2 3 i 9, GEO.MORISSETTE, 168 St.Jobn St., Cor.D'Youville ishér, as § i Pir.3h.4 0°2 2 2 11 JULES GAUVIN, 183.5 St.Joseph St.Kroy.rf.L851 1000 200000000000 0000 anne 00st pee tse Rogée, Pp.+.4111308 - SES ; touts.M1 7 2i THE LAST FAREWELL J ¢_Batted for Schacht in &th.| is sweeter and less bitter sweet Score by innings: ; : i Tor bY 007000 n isa box of our Chocolates act i Newark 7300000 010\u2014 4 as sentinel to assuage the pain.§ =TEs=s out in a hard fiought battle by .the.score of 5 to 4.strong dislike of matches between Th : white and negro pugilists, the pro- : ' Rabtisnore ah.rh peace jected fight between Gunboat Smith\u2019 \"Daniels.rf.4 0 0 3 a o and Sam Langford, set for June 30, .Capron, rf.5322200 has been declared off.Ball.25 LL.4 00320 \u2014\u2014 | Cre, ef.3 ! 3 5 $ u International Leagueerrick, 88.LE A .\"Parent.3b.% 1 2 1 1 of AtJersey City: RHE: \u2018 Gleichman.1b.4 © 213 1 0 lersey City monos-s 7 2 Egan.\u20ac .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.«1 + & 7 n!Bafalo .000001.2 8 2 Merriserte.p.1 6 0 à % of Patteries: Brugk and Lee: Jamieson * Cartell:e.\u2026 \u2026.?6 0 1 > ajand Stephens, no Ruth.p.\u2026.1 A 1 a 20 Umpires: Finnbrao and Harrison Midkiff LoL.LL.1 60 0 a6 nl At Providence: R HE._ cee \u2014 | Frevidence .Bilin M17 8 4 Google 2.4° 1 43 3 14 0 Rochester .100 1630000-6 9 4 » - Batteries: Bentley and Kocher; J.| -\u2014 infin, Upham, Mekie and Williams.Montreal ab + hope ae er , Kippere, IF.Hansa Umpires: Mullen and Halligan.« Purtell, as 05 900232320101 Keller.2h.1 41 24 2 ni Fedewal- League.Whiteman, ef.4 1 3 4 0 0° At Indianapolis: RHE 2 Deininger.cb .4 § 200 9; Buffalo 005 200 112004\u2014 F1 13 2 Flynn, 15 .4 0 010 O 0! Indianapolis, y, 410 001 606 \u201410.14.2 Yeager, 3h L402 2 40, Ratteries: Puprqy.Schliezer.Moran Madden, r.44 1 4 3 OI} Blair and Mier Mosely and Rati: Mason, p.4 0 1 @ 2 1.den.8 - ; TU 707377 = At Chicago: a R.H.F.Totale .56 411810 12 7 Chicaga \u2026.MGOMM*_4 à 0 Y_Rarted far Cettrefl in 9th.Pittsburg .Conmnano1 = t-\u2014None sut when winning run was : Batteries: V'atson and \\Vilenn! Jscored.Dickson and Berry.Score hy moony: 1 At Kansas City: RHE Baltimore - (21000 NI001\u20145 Baltimore OMMOIIN 8 « Montreal - (01300000004 Kansas City .@0 0000000 3 n The enmrarye Batteries: Smith and Jacklitach: J Tan Have hug Cree, 2: Parent, | Cullop, Brawn and Easterly.Ruth, Waller Deinringer.Purtell.Sar.At St, Loans P HE rifice Bite Fagan, Ball.Stolen hasest Bronkiyn .00000000 O1_2 11 0 Caprar Manhle plays: Parent 17° Se.Louis .(10000001 05\u2014! 9 Hail by {echmann: Madden = Kel-, Batteries: Maxwell and Owens: les: Egar te a 15 Glerchmanr:* wir r i , Cuire sn Roll Rages an bally: off ett and Chipman A ericette.4.aff Magen, 1; off Cor! American Leaguetrelt, 1 Seruck ait hy Morrisette, 2, : Carrelt, 3: Ruth, 2: Mason, 3 Wild At St Lonis: PHE ; Pitch: Morr:-ette Left nn bases: : St.Louis .\u2026 .200 lONN0*\u20143 3 2 } Baltimore, 6; Montreal, 5.Firet base, Cleveland .(10000001-2 « 1 Lan errors: Raliimere, 2 | Umpires: Fart and Rerty.| Time of game.2 hous | \u2014 Batteries: Taylor and Fnaentath.Hag«rman, Cnilomore and Caris-h.At Philade'ohia: R HF Philadelphia ., 200001 103-7 !R 7 LACROSSE APPLICATION.{ Wadhimgton Cae 010 201 1104 @ | + \u20ac ; Batteries Brown, Bush and W.St.Catharines, Ont, May I\u2014A ; ; I eland of uncertainty surrounds the fu.Shang: Rochling.Johnson , Heniy ture of the semor Athletic Lacrosse \u201cm9 Amemith.| Club, ns the Jeagne in which the team _ At Detrein: RHE \"will play this season.The applica.Detroit (ooo.00100003 3 0 tion far entrance te the N.LL.U,; Clncago - vee.000000002\u2014=2 5 3 will nat be disposed of by the execu.| Batteries: Dauss tive of that league until tnmarraw, Scott, Jasper, Wolfgang and Schalk night Until the result is known the: At New Yeok: R Uk.Athletics will remain undecided.New York .0001302006 & 1 The questian will ha definitely de-| Boston .000000 000\u2014\" 3 2 cided early next week after the ver.diet nf the N.I.T° executive is kanwn National League, At Patrghurg: RHE Pittsburg .2000002004 7 1 Cincinnati .000002000\u20142 4 2 Batteries: Conzelman, MeQuillan, and Gibson; Davefiport, Benton, Rowan and Clarke, At Chicago: St.Louis eee, 0130000002.8 1 Chicago + .1,.0000000000 2 1 Batteries: Robinpen and Snyder: A.Pierce, Humphries: and Bresnahan At Ragtant ® .° R.H.F.| CORNWALL LACROSSE MAN BURIED TODAY.Cornwall, Ont, May 1\u2014\u2014The funeral nf the late William Fitzgibbon, well known in lacrosse circles, tank place this morning tn St.Cnlumhans Church and cemetery, and was attended by .memhers nf Ontario Councit Ne, 735 Knights of Columbus, Catholir Order nf Foresters, R.H.E.| Wild pitch: Holmquist.\u2019 Double play: and Stanage,; The summary: Stolen bases: Mowe, Myers, Kelley, Visher.Two base hits: Mowe, F.Zimmerman, Jordan, 2; Kelley.Baseon balls: off Enzman, 2; Schacht, 2: by Schacht, 2: Tolmquist, 2: Rogge, | +3 Hit by pitcher: by Schacht, 2.Wilson tn Jardan to Fitzpatrick.First base on errors: Newark.1: Toronto.\u201c2 - Left on bases: Newark, 1; Tor- | ants, @ T'mpites: Carpenter and Nailin.Time of agme: 2 02 FOOTBALL TODAY The twa association football teams « af Montmorency Falle will play an ex- | hibition soccer match on Kent House .grounds thie afternoon at 3 o'clock.i The game is arranged as a practice match, Most of the other teams will | be out practisirg.- The champion\u2019s team will include the {nilowing: Reville.Mills, Slater, i Fleming.Herring Roberts, Lovett, | Price, aylor, Camvibeil NOTED POOL PLAYER HERE i las, 6.Cagnen.of Lewiston Me.| known as \u201cLewiston Joe\" a noted pool | player is in the :ity ta play an exhibition game against the best that the Quebec B:liard Club can put forth on Monday evening next .\\fter the exhibition match \u201cLewiston Joe\u201d will give a demonstration in a num- be.of fancy and trick shots.SEE SENS EE The Weather \u2018Toronto, May !-\u2014Preseure remains Mghest over the Great Lakes and apper Mississippi Valley.and except for à few showers of rain or snow in the Maritime Provinces the weather has heen fine throughout the Dom- ,ânion.decidedly crld from Queber rastward and msider in Ontanis and the vest, Teanperatures: Min.Max Vietrtia 20 ses 2000 .42 68 Vancouver .46 6 Edmanton .4R 64 Calgary .aoe eran 40 70 Medicine Hat .-.\u201c 7% .Battleford v0 ou.46 4 Swift Current .\u2026 B 72 Maoee Taw .o no.44 76 Prince Alhert .c.M4 66 Winnipeg \u2026 \u2026 .a2 74 ; Port Arthur 2.M 46 , Parry Sound .c.36 £0 London \u2026.i \u2026.\u2026.20 s Toronto .« 35 $0 Kingston 0 -54 Ottawa 32 4 Montres! .2 \u201c I Quebec .iv seis 26 46 St.John .oi We MR » Halifax .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.26 42 Forecasts: lower lakes and Georgian Bay: Light ta moderate variable winds; fine and a little warmer today and on Sunday.Rogge.5.Struck out: by Fnzman, 1; 13} CAISSE Fi conist, also at his four Branches:179 Only one price at JOS.COTE, Importer and Wholesale Tobac- 212 St.Johr street, and 76 Mo untain Hill.Face to face with your fiancee, A you can feel assured of the harmilessness and purity of our § Candy.That it is delicious to the taste you know already, no ° doubt.St.Joseph st; 18 St.John st; § OFFICES TO RENT ORKIN BUILDING 62-54-56 ET.JOSEPH STREET.New and up-to.date Office Building, with all latest improvements; heated, splendid light, electric passenger and teen fireproof vaults, jemitor service.- freight elevators, thir.Suitable for business and professional men, 28 well es for, sample rooms.Low rental for desirable temants.| Imspection invited; immediate possession, A.MARCOTTE & CO.Phone 23776.Spring Overcoats, worth from $15.00 Men's Balbriggan Undershirts, worth seit cases, 3313 per cent.discount, Quality Going up, Prices Going Down.EE ES 70 Colored Suits, worth $15.00, $16.50 and $18.00, for ee.c.eo.$6.78 The latest novelty in the way nf Spring Overcoats, Brand, regular prices $18.00 and $20.00, for scespenomcoss.$11.95 Buttoned.or laced black or tan boots, regular price, $425, for.02.98 Laced or butténed patent leather boots, worth $4.50, for .cu.$2.98 Latest shape Buckley Hats, $2.50 everywhere, Our Price ,.8188 \u2018 Men's $1.25 Umbrellas, for.ccmnsscomessmartacarsconces Oh He 0 SJL ORL 24 CONROY STREET.to $16.50, for Lo.$6.28 \u201cBalmacesa\u201d 60c, fot moaccumemencsaneus 306.> Knighte nf Calumbne, Cornwall Fire Brigade, Cnrnwall Larrnsse Club, Retail Merchants Association, and oth- ere Messages of condolence were New York 201 001-106-\u201411 16 3 Boston .,.100000 100-\u2014'2.11 3 Ratteries: Marquatd, Meyers snd jahnsan; Centcher, Tyler and Gowdy.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Law- Fine tnday and on Sunday, rence.with higher tempereture.| Dries Instantly | received by the relatives from friends in Montreal, Trranto, Ottawa, Que.; bee and elsewhere.At Brooklyn: R HE Philadelphia .2000030 -8 11 0 Beaoklyn .0100220016 12 3 ee \u2014 =} Heals the Scratches Stops the Smarting Seelys After-Shave = \u2014 Not Sticky 25 and 500 at all reliable drug stoves Yr mona er Tower St.Lawrence: Moderate to fresh narth 10 north-west winds; fair, stationary or slightly higher temperature.Gulf: Fresh northerly to northwesterly winds, generally fair and conl.Maritime: Fresh northerly to northwesterly windy, a few light local showers or «now flurries, but mostly fair end cool.Superinr: Moderate winds, mortly southerly: fine and à little milder.All West: Pine and warm.CONSULATE REOPENED.Washington, May 1\u2014United States Consul Miller, at Tampico, reported to the State Department late today that under promise from General Zaragoss, the feders! commander there.of full protection, he had re-opened tan Amesican consulate, \u2019 mt Borner of St.Joseph: and LT Bridge Streets.- LEO BOUCHARD, cot.«.yo 7 00 + Manager ¢ N SL TURDAY, MAY \u2014 - LIFE THREATENED BY KIDNEY DISEASE Ms Fest Is.À Tenis Safe Uniil \u2018Pa Too% \u2018Frulteastires\u201d\u201d XR B.A.Kelly, Esq.Hagersville, Ont, Aug.26th, 1913.\u201cAbout two years ago, 1 found my health in a very bad state.My kidneys were not doing their work, and 1 was all run down in condition.J felt the aced of some good remedy.aud having seen \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d adver- vised, 1 decided to try them.Their effect | found more than satisfactory.They action was mild and the result all that could be expected.\u201cMy kidneys resunied their normal action after I had taken upwards of à dozen boxes and I regained my old- time vitality.Today.1 am as well a« ever, the best health | have ever had.\u201d B.A.RELLY.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the greatest Kidney remedy in the world, It acts on the bowels and the skin as well as the Kidneys and thereby soothes and cures any Kidney soreness.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is soid by all dealers at 50c a box, 6 for $2.50 trial size 25c, or will he gent on receipt of prize by Fruit-a-tives, Limited, Ottawa.Notice of Application To Parliament NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made to the Parliament of Canada at its present session by The North Shore Power Railway and Navigation Company for an act changing the name of the said company to \u201cGuiff Pulp and Paper Company,\u201d and to authorize the said company t6 carry on its business and undertakings without the limits of the Dominion of Canada.Dated at Ottawa this %h day of April, AD, 1914.CHRISTIE, GREENF, & HILL, 110 Wefington street.Ottawa.Solicitors for the said The North Shore Power Railway and Navigation Company.Apl.11xiaw.satx5w.New Designs in Furalitra We have now on hand some beautiful new designs in FURNITURE and BRASS BEDS.Get a PULLMAN SLEEPER for the little tot.These Slee, -tired and fully ers are rubber upholstered in leather-cloth are furnished with folding reversible hood.Have also a number of Folding Go-Carts and lish Perambulators in pit ony desi ne Visit us before going else- JAMES PERRY Phone 519, 323 ST.PAUL ST.ter rar rt ENLISTMENT HALTED.Galveston, Tex4 May 1\u2014The Navy Department today sent orders to the naval recruiting station here to accept no more appH¥ants for enlistment in the navy except for those who have been honorably discharged from the i h service.2, 1914.OF 8TH A.A.HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING OFFICERS ARE ELECTED \u2014RE- PORT FOR PAST YEAR READ TO MEMBERS.# \u2018The annual meeting of the Eighth Royal Rifles Association was held last night after the regimental parade, when the annual reports for the past year were read and adopted.After this the following new officers were clected for the ensuing year: Hon.President: Col.Macpherson.Hon.Vice-Presidents: Sir Charles Ross and Mr.William Price.President: Lt.-Col.D.Watson.Vice-Presidents: Major Swift, and Major O'Meara, Field Captain: Captain A.W.lay.Secy.-Treasurer; Staff.Sergt.FE.Young.Committee: No.1 Co.\u2014Col-Sgt.Knowles and} Sgt.Steels.No.2 Co~It.M.J.Quinn and Col.-Sgt.Byrne, No.3 Co.\u2014Lt.Anderson and Lt.TTafl.No.4 Co.\u2014Col.-Sgt.Martin and Cp.Smith.No.5 Co\u2014Col.-Sgt.MeM:lian and Pte.Fossey.No.6 Co\u2014Sgt.Murphy and Pte.-E.Malone.No.7 Co\u2014Col.-Sgt.Redmond and Corp.Savard.No.8 Co\u2014Corp.Floyd and Pte.Rochester.Staff \u2014 Adjt, W.Col.-Sgt.Goudie.The annual report is as follows: Annual Report of Sth Royal Rifie Association, Season 1913.To-the Presideat and Members: \u2014 Gentlemen\u2014Your committee have great pleasure in preserting to you the annual report for the past yeyr Seasoned Opaned, The season opened on the first Saturday in May aid closed the last Saturday in October.Shooting.On the whole, the shooting was as high as usual, although there were not as many of your members who took advantage of the ranges this past season as usual.Some of your older members, have done some very good shooting.and there were a nufpber of new faces to be seen on the ranges.Matches.Your associdtion did not take part in the Daily Mail match this past season, owing to the rules and regu- Jatiors.Two teams were entered in the C.T.Wilson, and { M.R.L.series and these made à very fine sowing, carrying away a very handsome trophy.Your members who took part, also obtained first and second class certificates.Annual Matches.The annnal matches were held on Saturday, 9th August, and proved a great success.Although not attended as largely as usuel, the shooting was most consistent, and some very high scores were made.Walker Match.The Walker match was won by Lt.Anderson, with the high score of 101 points, and Lieut.Gowen was second with the same score.This cer- oly was very high shooting.In ofler to give the members an idea of the shooting in this match.it might he mentioned that the first five men averaged 99 points.Association Match.This match was won by Major Hill with a score of 67 points, he being followed by Lieuts.Dawson and Anderson with the same score.Macpherson Match.This maich was won hy Lieut.Andergon with 66 points, followed by Sgt.Martin with the same score.Open Match.This match, which always causes CUNARD FASTEST STEAMERS IN THE WORLD » hI Cy fa ht} THE NEW S.S.AQUITANIA 2° Satls from New York June 10\u2014J 1 \u2014 July Canard Steams p Co, Ltd.31-34 State 22\u2014August 26 NY.ee te our Géficaz a» Ianal Agents everywhere, Mag2uth,satxé SUCH LETTERS AS THIS EXPLAIN WHY Everybody Uses | Dr.Chase\u2019s Nerve Food of her cure.Skeptics sre invited to write to Mrs.Scarbo for confirmation very close competition, was won by Scrgt-Major Young.with the fine score of 49 points.By winning this match »Segt.Young also won the Slater cup for the year 1913.Lieut.Andersen took second place in this match.Service Conditions.The Service Conditions match was won by Maj.Hill.%ith the score of 30 points, followed by Liett.Anderson, with 29, Extra Series Matck.Private Fossey came out nn top in this, with the hice score of 24 points, The Aggregate.Lieut.Anderson was top man of the day, followed by Major Hill.Te might be mentioned here that the marking for the day was slightly het- ter than in previous years.hut there is great room for further improvement.The men secured from the R.C.G.A.in charge of Surgt.W.Pugh, proved most éfiicient register-keepers, P.Q.R.A.Mes: Your Assnclation sent a fine representation to this Meet, and as usual they gave & very good account of themselves, and showed the members of other regiments.that the old Sth were always ready to show what they could do.The total amount of prize money taken at this Micet amounts tn $559.65.When it is taken into consideration that this Meet is now open to the Dominion.your members certain.fy did well.Besides this they captured the Martin Cisallenge Shield.Major Hill won the Governor-Gen- erale Bronze Medal.and Corp.Mafone the D.R.A.silver medal.Your Tyro and Green shois alan did very well, as the first three in the Tyro Aggregate were members of this Association.In the Revolver Match, your members also did well.Captain Hay came within 2 points of winning the championship, taking second place in this match, therchy winning a very handsome revolver.On the whole.your members did exceptionally well.oyur teams taking 4 fiest, 6 second, and 3 third prizes, D.R.À.Meet.Here your members alse gave a very good account of themselves.and secured a fair amount of prize money.Bisley Team, Very unfortunately one of où members, Cap, Hay, who had won Ms place on the Bisley team for 1913, was unable to take part.considerable regret among your members, as one and all know that Capt.| Hay is one of Canada\u2019s best snd muet This caused | 1 tried many medicines Before completing =?mer] A, as a Spring Tonic Mrs.Juies Scarbo, Moulinette, Stormont Co., Ont, writes : - \u201cI think it is my duty to write and let you know the great benefit | received from taking Dr.Chase's Nerve Food.Early last fall | became greatly run down, could scarcely eat anything and could not sleep at night.The least sound would make me start and | was s0 nervous I could hardly bear to have anyone talk to meme and | was in this extremely nervous condition for five months.\"| read in the almanac about Dr.Chase's Nerve Food and bought 3 boxes from Mr.Armstrong, druggist at Mille Rochesthe first box | felt the benefit and now believe the cure to be thorough and complete.but none helped Food.Limited, Toronto.I am feeling fine and eat and sleep well, thanks to the wonderful good, accomplished by Dr.Chase's Nerve Foodbody troubled as | was knew of this grand medicine, which is so quick in action and so permanent in results.You can avoid the feelings of fatigue and depression which make spring so dreaded by very many who are not in robust health.Sleeplessness, irritability, indigestion and headaches soon disappear when you increase the vitality of the mind and body by-using Dr.Chase's Nerve 50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50.all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., consistent shots.It is to be hand that he may be able to go the first opportunity.Thanks Due.The Association would tak.this opportunity of thanking all *hot.| \u2018used ae à mill site and fully dear, be the hands of the undersigned Conditions of Bale:\u2014Tes pre cents adjudication, the halanca pavahle anor of the licenses, which transfr:s will have ta he made at once, the transfer far to be payable by the purchasers.The purchaser will pay in additinn +a the price the auction duty of one je- cent.ond will accept the licenses as they are wit any responsibility an the part af the eg 0 she condition, area n= quality nf the lim Por inspection of the licarsrs and other ticalers please apply to the undercigned: A.PC.ROSS.MESSRS.P.8.ROSS & SONS.142 Notre Dame $1.West.Montreal.| * EUGENE TRUDEL.MESSRS.LaRUE & TRUDKL, Edifice Dominien, .126 St Peter St.Quebec.LOUIS DESCHESNES, Auctioneer.25x}awt.Lawrence.The l'unsré steamer Ausonia, Lieut.Me.Neill, R.N.R., from Southampton, with 114 cabin and 425 third clase passengers and a qe cargo was reported 150 miles east of ape Race, at 1} p.m.on Thursday.Due bere on Monday meorni Captain MeNeill rep in Lat .425 crac 48 in Lat.45: theuce along 45.06 to 50.Skirted southern edge of ice field en lat.45.05 Lung.48.15 and Lat.45 Lung.48.31.Field ice very © tending indefinitely northward and ¢ ining numerous berge.Passed sul of 8 group of 14 large ice bergn in Fat, 43.52 Long.46.35, Passed large nutuber of icr bergs and growlers at intervals of every few nriles from Lat.45.06 Long.47 to Lat.43 Loag.38, and thence along 45th parallel to Lang.48.45.No field ice vinble to southwad aud saw vo ke westward on last position.\u201d \u2014 ALLAN LINE.Steamer Grampian f:om Glasgow with pas.vengers and genera! (args was reported 250 wiles southeast of Cape Race at 10:30 p.mL Thursday.Due here vn Monday.Un her recent trial trip on the Clyde the Calgarian attained à maximum speed of 2145 and à mean speed of 0.634 knots per hour.Among those present at the trials were Mr.Hugh A.Allan and Mr, H.Maitland Kersey, DI.8.U., directors oi the Allan line; Mr, Alesander Gracie, C.G., chairman of the Fairfield Shipbuilding Cc.and Sir Jobn Biles.The Calgarian, which ts a sister ship to the Alsatias U sail for LlueLec on May & fros Liverpool.CANADA 55, LINES Steamer Saguenay vel from Montres! at 9 a.m.yesterday, being the fi-st vessel of Ure company to arrive here from Montreal thin season.She had a nun:ber of passengers and a large quantity of freight.She left on her return trip last evening.Steamer Tadousnc left fo: Leluw at 1 p.m.yesterday.Owing 10 the ice not being out of the Saguenay the steanier will only go as far as Tadousac this vip.\u20ac.P.R LINE.Steamer Empress vf Jay:an jeit IMong kong at | p.m.on the Joth April.Steamer Montcaln, Captain Hodder, from Bristc*.with a general cargo, arrived here at 7 up.m yesterday and proceeded for Montreal.Nteered from B CANADA LINE Steamer Willehad fran: liamburg with passengers and general cargo was reported 189 mues cast of Cape Ray at 3:8 p.m.yesterday.Duc here on Monday afternoon, DOMINION LINE.Steamer Manxman sailed \u201com Avonmouth 9 p.m.Wednesday, with a general cargo, for Quebec and Montreal.GASPE LINE.Steamer Lady of Gaspe, Captain Roucher, left port at 4:30 p.m.yesterday for Gaspe and way ports, on her first trip of the season.She had a number of passengers and à full general cargo.MANCHESTER LINE.Steamer Manchester Importer arrned at Manchester on April 29 from Se.Juhn, N.it.Steamer Manchester Commerce sailed from St.John, N.B,, for Manchester a1 1:3; 1.m.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Bermudian from New York at 10 a.m.last Wednesday arrived at Îte:muJa at 3 a.m.yesterday.THE NEW HARBOR MASTER HAS ARRIVED.Captain James A.Murray, formerly commander of the C.P.R.steamer Enp Britain, and recently appointed Harlir ter of (his port, hi Halifax, and y-stes the Harbor Lon rrived in 1 vissted th Monts: injuries touching Lotte in the Lower T vealed the fact that some of her pias « bad been cracked.The damage may result in he- sailing being delayed a few dave, and an investigation ta the cause of the «vient has ecw asked for.\u2014 FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New Vork, May 1-\u2014The demand for tan.nugr cantimies limited and only a moderate business wan fone in chartering.Katee w steady and tonnege offerings were moder.Quatations to Liverpool œ fai 13d; Antwerp, 2d aske: 34, nomial, picked ports, large tonnage, 1s 9h; cottrn ta Liverpool, per 100 Ibs, Joc askedd, Charters Hrtish sicamer, 2756 tons, coal, AMiante range to San IMego.$3.42, June: Bota sisamer, 6000 tons, deadweight, same, $3.80, May.Rritish steamer, 28%0 tons, ns rate, west coast South America tn United Statre vr Fsrope, at or about 165 34, May: Briush steamer, 2804 lone, transatlantic trade, abuut six months, 3s, delivery United States, redelivery Europe, May: Dritish steamer.2178 tons, gener rgo.three ports Gulf 1e two ports United Kingdom or Con- Unent, 106 94, May: Ételien dark, 1235 tons, Jumter, Restrgnuche to Buenos Ayres, $9.28, with aptinns, May-June, THE SUEZ CANAL.\u2018the recents of the Suez Canal Company in Une first three months of this year amounted to 31,520,000 francs, against 32,550,000 france in the first quarter of 1913-a falling nif, therefore, of 1,010.000 francs.The company ia abnut tn jexue 50 million francs of 3 pes cent obligations.GREAT BRITAIN FAR AHEAD.he latest figures showing the tonnage of the merchant fleets of the principal maritime powers, prove that Great Britain still holds her commanding lead, with a tonnage nearly one third greater than of all thee maritime powsrs combined.Thus Creat Britain pos.791 tons; (iermany, 4,999,746; .3,489,736 tona, the greater is domestic shipping; Nor: LADY GREY IN DRY DOCK.Montreal.May 1.\u2014 The R.& 0.atramer Murray Nay, which had bron under repaire in the dry dock at Maisonneuve, was sent out esterday and the Government ice hreaker the y Grey s taken in for repairs, the steamer hei in the smaller section, the larger space being reserved for any of the might wast repairs at reread i ocean liners which short motive.NO CREWS\u2019 INSURANCE.Nwing to the heavy burden imposed by vessels in the cosstwise and harbor and rive ers trade, except in the cases of vessels carry: ing only a very small number in the crew.This action was taken in consequence of the disaster indemnity hezard, which, in the event of loss by storm or etherwise, might under the operation vf the new law involve\u2019s very large sum of liability.~N.Y.Maritime Register\u2014 BRISTOL'S REVIVAL.Recent progress in the port of Eri Eng.due à great measure to the dock arrled out al Avonmouth on the ctorv tradg year, American caperters, believed, he writes, can, by studying the s offered by the port, effeet un comid- erable saving in the cost of transportation.There ase fifteen steamship lines maintaining regular services between Bristol and Ew rapean porls frem the Mediterranean to the Baltfe.The principal services, however, are with America and Australasia.Three of the Hues to the American Continent are cn- ged in the Canadian trade.GENERAL NOTES.Steamer Brand, Captain Ballestad, left Basbados on the 25th April for Quebec.The oil burning steamer Calgary, which wintered at this port, left for the upper lakes yesterday morning.PORT OF QUEBEC.ARRIVED MAY 1.$5.Montcalm, Hodder, Bristol, C.P.R.Co, general carge.CLEARED.SS.Lady of Gaspe, Boucher, Caspe, etc.Bouchard Bros, passengers and general argu.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.May.AM.PM.Friday .1 g:lé 10:08 Saturday .2 10:15 Jl:te Sunday .3 11:39 12:00 Moon Phases.First quarter, Sunday, WANTED, 3rd May, 1:29 3.m.WANTED\u2014Young lady accountant, knowing typewriting.Apply St.Louis lintel maylx3 Vi! find you à country place for the Summer that will mest every need of the house hold and at reasonable rent.MALE HELP WANTED, person in each lote Groceries.4 cents pound; B bars Comfort, Sunlight er Surprise Soap, cents.Outfit free.National Supply Co., Windsor, Ont, ns eee eee 1 WILY, START you in the Mail Onder Rusiness if you will handle my goods.Crost Ce., 82 Atlantic City, N.J.SECRET SERVICE offers unususl opportunities for ambitious men.We teach you by mail.Write for frer booklet.Washing: ton Detective Training School, Riggs Building.Washington, D.C.HELP WANTED.GET aminations soon.u government job.Big pay.Fa- Get coached by those who know how, for balletin of positions open to Canadiaw citi Franklin Institute, Dep't 923M, Roche N.Ymayècim TO LET.pr TO LET House No.92 Maple Avenue, à 9r contai bath room.etc.3 TWO furnished rooms, bed-roum and sitting room, with use of bath, for a gentle man, in private family- on Ramparts preferred.Address X Ÿ Z, this office.may2z3 electric light and other modern conveniences.Farge Garden at the rear.Rent moderate.Apply to 16 Dolbeau St.Phonc 5,300.mayls6 i WANTED -Good, experienced bookkeeper, with knowledge of stenography.Apply to Oxford Silverware Co, Quebec Railway Building, 4th floce.maylx3 WANTED-A house-maid, with good references, by Mrs.M.A.Talbot, 174 Grande Allee.Apl23x12.WANTED -Wet Machine and Grinder Men about June ist for New Pulp Mill; fares refunded after six months satisfactory service.Apply by letter only to Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd, Iroquois Falls, Ont.SALESMEN WANTED.WANTED\u2014Salesman.Very good proposi- tien.Salary or commission.Apply Oxford Silverware Cn., Quebec Railway Building, 4th floor.maylxd WANTED\u2014A high class relisble Province Manager for a store fixture with competition.Commissions $300.00 to $500.00 per month.Address The Buckley Specialty Co., Tima, Oblo, U.S.A.apl 27x1w SITUATION WANTED.SITUATION WANTED Ry steady young man with good nffice caperirnce as bookkeeper or ather clerical work, Good city references, Reply XX.care Chronicle.may xd \u2014\u2014 | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 GRADUATED English Nurse would Tike a position for summer.town of country.Inalid or otherwise, or would travel, Apply, Nurse, G.P.O., Quebec.maylyd \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eres ein AGENTS WANTED.AGENTS Iy to all Auto aanets.Sion to $80.00 weekly.tirulags, Sales Superintendent, Street, Montreal, Canmm te eer te tte JF WE HAD your sddress we'd show you how 10 make $2 net one week, but weekly, tn.Mig.Co, Warren St, N, Y.Suite 621, Automobile specialty nels readi- Agents new carning Write for par.785 Cartier 2 rer pete | AGENTS -To handle brand new specialty.{ Household and office neceanty.Dooklet free, Write, [Agence Mercantile Generals de Levis, j 145 Kue Commerciale, Levis, Quebec.2 May, ROOM AND BOARD ROOM AND ROARD for gentlemen.ply 10 257, Grand Allee.TO RENT.-Furnished or unfurnish.lectricity, gas, and heated can have it now.Address Phone maytxé 3 Ap.Magix$ the proprietor; Heetor Warren, $7 Claire Fontaine.6289.PERSONAL.INTERESTED in the future?Send birth: date and § 2cent stamps for trial reading.Mes, Henker, 1258 Ronmallo Ave.Les Angeies, Cal.You may sek three questions.WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED.Best matrimonial paper published.Mailed free.The Correspondent, Toledo, Ohio.Apl.ioxim.MARRY \u20141f you are lonely, The Reliable Confidentis) Succeastul Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishe ing carly marriage: descriptions free.| Mra Wruble, Box 26, Oshlasd, Cal.Apl.13x1rm.Cut this out for luck.Send birth date and ten cents far wonderful horoscope of your entire life.Professor Rapheel, 49% Lexingion Ave, New York.Mar:A; April 4,11,18,38; \u201c Mlay2,9,15,21,30 ' TO LET- New modern flat, seven roomv.| heated, street corner, very hright, $20 per | month, including taxes, water and snow.Ap- | ply 93 2nd Ave, Limoileu, \u2018phone office | 3007-3832.mayixiw | pe TO LET\u2014One self-contsined house, situated - No.4 Levis Avenue, Montcalm Park, \u20ac ining 11 roums, with all modern conveniences: furnace, bath, electric light, ete: rental, $25 per month.Apply to Montcalm Land Co.P.N.Tessier, Mgr, 58 Mountain Hill.Tel.3407.meh.10atf rt rt eee TO.LET\u2014In vicinity of Jeffery Hale, two comfortahle rooms (hedroom and sitting room), with board, suitable for two gentlemen.References required.Apply by letter to E.M.M., care Chronicle.apl30a3 \u2014_\u2014 HOUSE TO LET\u2014No.176 Lockwell St, 8 rooms and bath room, furnace, and afl modern conveniences; fent $33 per month, Apply at 54 Julia street.upli9x6 mere cn TO LET\u2014 Modern upper flat.No.166 Maple Avenue.eleven rooms, bow-window, Daisy furnace, cellar, electricity, gas, grate-gallery.Rent $37 per month, including taxes, ater Fi ow, Apply to 147 Maple avenue.\"Phone 93, pe AWRY Peb.13tt.TO RENT-\u2014Residence of the late 1.U.Cregory, T.5.U., 43 St.Genevieve Avenue, he Ui Quebec.Possession immediately.Tes Mr.Jos.Allaire, N.P., 61 St.Peter street.Apt.Intee TO LET.- At 97 sod 92 St.Foye Road, ont fine flat of & modern 10 rooms, bath, electric, gas, hot water, furnace and plenty of air and sunlight.The house is surrounded with clegant trees and beautiful meadows.Pive minutes from Maple Avenue.Apply 93 St.Foye Road.Tel.1577.J.R.Rousscaute ee et tt eon, TO LET-For the Ist of Mas, a large bright room with Drivilege of wring kitchen.Apply st Mrs.Pelletier, 67 Grande Allee, opposite Parliament Buildings.Fhone 5762.Meb.11xtf.FURNISHED houre to let for the summer months, consisting of seven rooms.Apply to 18 Drolet street.aplièxiw STORE TO LET.Fine two-story store, situated No.29 Notre Dame street, occupied for 35 years by Ed.Belanger & Co.as Dry Goods Store.Apply to Ed.Belanger, 62 Mountain Hill.Agl1i4-tu,th,sat-tf TO LET\u2014At St.Foye, fine cottage with a few acres of land, adjoining the LeSsge pre- perty.Solid brick house, 11 rooms, electric light.water, ete.Partly furnished.Fruit-trees, ice house, stable and other dependencics.W.R.LaRue, Notary, 20 St.Ann street.TO LET\u2014Dwelling, 2 Ursuls St, corner ol St.John; 12 rooms in good order.Apply P.G.Copeman, 135 St.John street.Aplsatl.TO LET-New building.solid brick, four stories and rellar; well ligbted, No.77 St.De que street, corner fe.Joseph street: suitable for light manufscturing, wholesale business or warehouse; immediate possession {ff necessary.Apply to A.J.Learmouth, 126 St.Louis Road; Tel, 1131.meh7xtf TO LET\u2014A magnificent shop heated by the proprietor, size 26 x 70 fret, with cement cellar, situated at No.§2 Crown street, Very pot for trade.Apply J.H.Regin, Fureg., 50 Crown street, feb.3xtf, TO LET\u2014Thres flats on Bougainville Avenue.First street outside of Maple Avenue, (Nos.17-19-31); each containing 8 veoms and tath, furnace, electric light, yard and shed For further particulars.apply to A.W.De dard, 114 St.Juseph street, Phone 2179.Jan.21xtt, x of nine rooms and bath room; fur- Jectric ight and gas.stouse will be repaired.painted and paperes throughout for a desirable tenant.Apply A.KR.Hansen & Ce, 82 Peter street; phone 362.Jan.19xtt.OFFICES TO LET\u2014 At No, 93 St Peter » , from ist of May next, wood suite of Offices with vault, on first floor shove ground door: also two * rooms en second floor; reasonable rent, Arply te NEUVILLE BELLEAU & CO.Feb.23xtf ETO LET -On L.aple Ave, No.44, - Summer Residence\u201d To tet or for Sais, at Riviere du Loup Point, : nice cottage, furnished completely, stable, lawn tennis, 30,000 feet of ground.Water, baths, electricity.telephone.Apolyt M.Audette, 50 Notre Dame St.West, Mr teal.Apl.2toIm 3 FOR SALE.SECOND-HAND Bicyele for «ale, in good condition.Apply R.Purdon, Y.M.C.Àsmay2x3 garage, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE Idea! gasoline Ycruiting yacht \u201cNymph\u201d 26x73\", built of nak at St.Laurent, 1.00, four years ago.Strongly built and thoroughly seawnrthy amd in perfect condition.All parts fitted for salt water, everything of the best.Two masts carrying aux y voile, 12 h.p.Beaudry 2-eythinder 4-ercle engine, Wilt sell with, or without engine, nr exchange for real estate.Address P.O.Box 328 or 10) Park Avepur, {Juebec Apl 11.x2ew., sst,mon.tf.FOR SALE First-class commercial street, being Non 742.744, romtaining two shops and two tenemente: if necessary the two shops can be thrown into ome.The front of the property faces St.Valier street.and the rear, Parent street.Par further information, apply to Phone 2561, Apl.2x2m.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee FOR SALE-At Echo Bay, Lake St, Char les, Parish of St.Ambroise, Jeune Loreite; twenty arpests of woed land with bulidings thereon, namely: cottage, men's camp, table and coach house, ice house, wind-mill and other conveniences.Arply to Amos J.Colston, Hochelags Bank Building.FOR SALE CHEAP.Twenty shares Normount Land Company stock.These shares will be sold at a sacrifice.Apply H.V.D,, P.O.Box 21, Quebec, If you have an outfit nade Toronto, you are positive you Hobberlin Clothes hy the Hobberlin House of have a perfect fitting suit; if not place your order now for your Spring requirements.It takes two weeks to complete an order.T.LAFRANCE, 11 BUADB STREET, QUEBEC Hobberlin Agency \u2018SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1914.0 poe 1 hip Co Ltd, ue aams 0 FASTEST STREAMERS IN THE WORLD (Oparatod by Canada ES.Lines.LW.) \" ATE NEW YORK BERMUDA Lusitania\u2019 TXT 19 À AND WEST INDIES LTNES | MAURETANIA .No Poem Pier 47, Noth River, Mow York © LONDON.PARIS, BERLIN, VIENNA.ROYAL MAIL SOR .68.BERMUDIAN, «7,518 tone displacemen.\u201cCompanies.May \u20ac.= | Mauretania vou Salis from New York at 10 a.w., 6th, 13th, | *Corenia, May A LUSITANIA 0th, and 30th May.ati ni mewest ind oy stesmer fanding | \u201cCarmoania, June p> CL 1] k at Bermuda.| spd York, for St.Thoms, 81.Coal AQUITANIA dues 6 AQUITANA N loupe, pt i a Arise, Sigler aa Demerara: Cols at Quest Xo ran ed qu A ey tes JUNE 10, JULY 1, JULY 2% Aucust .1 Ggeat Britain's Larges! QUEBEC STEAMSHIF CO.LTD, Le Shy Embodiment of t de Daïnousle Stre Proved Qualities of the © 8 sTogkINg: HONE & RIVET, , \u201cLusitania\u201d and Mauretania nad rt g he Ueto \u2018an improvement upon Contemporsnsous Pracgents.* tice in Ship Construction.: MEDITERRANEAN\u2014ADKIATIC SERVICE Maderla, Gibralter, Genoa, Naples, Patras, Plume.Sailings LTO ed iv june 1t \u201cA Ma LT CUS - Round the World T parus and up.\u201cSpecie through \u2018rates te Baypt.Indie, China, Japan, Manila, Australis, New Zee lands Seuth Afica and South America.In- = L dependent tours in Europe, ete.Send for | \\ ig baokles Cunard tours.Nb LA ET] ageuts Tor PENINSULAR a ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.Frequent sail: [WB | igs for India, China, Japan, Australis, P, & i E \u20ac), crulsts - NORWEGIAN TIORDE.rc.June, 13 and 30, July 17, August ENCER AKO REICHT SERVICE now ready.ciascom rass From Mantreal ln foot Went Lath Street, N.R.Qtfices, May 31 24 State Street, N.Y.opposite Mattery.\" EN METAL > Om ° \u201d n .grouisnes Ss » Ture Ry | ol WELLING Tw ss ovo EK.Gaspe Stoamship Co., Ltd.The 8.8.of Cospe wii soll et 4 m.Priday, jet May, for ail the Gaspe and de Chaleur porte ns fer us Paspeblac.Prolght received at the Custom Ifowse pontoon until 2 p.mou doy of sailing.Fer information apply te \u2026 A BOUCHARD, Monsges.{ Dalhousie Sacomt.= Gorrespoxdence WHAT I8 A BOY SCOUT?To the Editor of the Chronicle:\u2014 Sir, \u2014New movements often appear to be all parts and no whole; and they naturally arouse mixed feelings of interest, curiosity, suspicion, and antagonism, Thea, if shey are successful, they always give the public some sort of growing pains.So perhaps it is just as well to explain at once that Boy-Scout growing pains are not only perfectly harmless in themselves but an infallible sign of healthy and vigorous life Questions arise in Quebec, as elsewhere \u2014 and quite rightly, too: questions are also a sign of life.But they need mot be such very anxious questions as those that are put by a few.For anyone who will examine the Boy Scout movement for himself\u2014 especially if he will take it unawares\u2014 will soon find out that it is not a good many disagreeable things he suspected it of being, and that it is a good many surprisingly agreeable things that he never thought it could possibly be.First, some things it is not.It is not à secret society; nor is it in any way, direct or indirect, affiliated with any secret society, good or bad.The Boy Scout oath is taken in public\u2014anyone can hear it out on the Plains, The formula, and the whole Scout Law, can be seen in the simple little textbooks, which anyone can buy for a few cents.= Next, some things it actually is.In general, it may be said to fill the gap which the home.church, school ani cadet corps-leave-in the modern town buy's active life.But, far from competing with these four other influences, it supplements them and increases their beneficial hold on the boy.The modern town boy's superfluous energy must be worked off in one way or another.The instinct for play and for joining a gang is so strong that boys will gratify it somehow\u2014end better by being Boy Scouts than by getting into the juvenile court.The Boy Scout movement, which is growing rapidly in al! the most civilized communities, organizes these play and gang instincts under the combined influence of sympathy and discipline, and thus turns them to the best account.The boy joins the Scouts approved by his home and his chorch, learns the simple, straightforward Scout Law, takes the oath, learns a few easy knots and other wrinkles likely to make him handy, and becomes a \u2018tenderfoot.\u2019 After further, and higher.tests he becomes a second-class and then a first.class Scout.All boys are not expected to go through the same tests in all particulars; and each boy's special bent is given every chance of being developed.A King's Scout\u2014the highest of all-\u2014mast show special aptitudes as well as a good working knowledge of a more general kind.Every course, regular and optional, is clearly laid down in the text-book.But the special chances do mot stop short even at these many opfibnal subjects.There is always what thé boys call \u2018something doing\u2019 in the wily of whatever \u2018extras\u2019 may happen to suit local conditions.Quebet, for instatice, is an ides! centre for learning how to guide the most intelligent class \u2018of visitors over scenes of very great historic interest, À class will be formed of those boys who have the time, desire; and aptitude for this kind of work; and there is every reason to hope that it will be at least as ed to be in many other places which are much less favoured than Quebec.Another extra class will be taken for a boat and canoe cruise round the I«]- and, some sixty or seventy miles, during which a bright boy can pick up many a useful wrinkle in sea «c ting, as well as in the history of Canada and the wonders of its glorious wild life.The national duty of preserving our beneficial forms of wild life will also be regularly taught: and there will be a course of lectures, to the leaders first, and then to all.on nur fined: types of animals\u2014mammals, birds, and fish\u2014by land and sea.Illustrations, nf the kind that really illastraze, are already being prepared.May I conclude by again emphasizing the fact that the Boy Scou: movement is the friend, and not the foe of the home, the church, the schol, and the cadets: their complement, no: their competitor, It is in no way miliary, being exclusively confined tn the civil side of boy fife, But it welcomes ail cadets, as everyone ought to welcom- every boy or man who fits hinseli \u2018ur the defence of his country.If, however, a cadet las no time to 5e a Roy Scout as well, then the Boy S- ut Association will not, on any account.entice him sway, or even receive him if he comes of his own accord.The spheres of the home and the schau! are perhaps too clearly defined to need explanation; at alt events.beyond this noteworthy fact, that the Boy Scout uniform, rallies, and classes tend to promote a sort of enlarged family life, which, in its turn, tends to quicken sympathy between those who would not meet so happily under any osher circumstances: while, at the same time, the smalfer divisions into patrals of six or eight natural chums, enable the various human affinities to have full play and prevent absolute human misfits, A special word should be said about the Church, as religions influences are always liable to be misunderstood.The Boy 8cowt movement has no particular denominationel bent of its own, On the contrary, it.grows best out of existing bodies.Rach parish, church, or institution can raise its own \u2018patrols\u2019 of six or eight boys, combing these into its own \u2018troops.\u2019 and eo on, under its own \u2018patrol leaders.\u201d who are elect ed by the boys.and its own \u2018scoutmasters,\u2019 who are appointed by a local Boy Scout Association.Each troop should have its own chaplain, of its own faith, race, and language.In a mixed community, like ours in Quebee, it would be absurd to have patrols and troops thet had to be divided for religion, rass, or language, snd eom- the public, wishing to get best values that can only be equalled, but never UNUSUAL LOW PRICES IN CARPET 8QUARES, Tapestry Carpet Squares A vast choice of designs and colorings 3x2 1-4 yds.Value $8; for this sale Bl ieee $6.48 3x4 yds.Value of $13.50; for this sale at oii $10.88 3x3 1-2 yds.Value $14; for this sale at 000200000000 $11.38 Brussels Carpet Squares Choicest patterns, best color combinations, 3x3 1-2 yds.Value of $22; for this sale at .$18.90 3x4 yds.Value of $24; for this sale Bl a $19.90 Axminster and Wilton's Squares Wide range of Oriental and other new designs, 3x3 1-2, Value of $28.50: for this saleat .$22.78 3x4 yds.Value of $42; for this sale at o.oo $29.78 Al these lovely squares are suitable for offices.living-rooms, bed-rooms, dining-rooms, parlors, etc.ete.Ask to See Them on the 3rd Floor.CURTAINS! CURTAINS! None of your rooms in the house are complete unless the windows are properly trimmed with draperies or curtains.You may select from our vast assortment.Note particularly the few following: Nottingham Net Curtains, 3 1-2 yds.long, lovely designs.Value of $2.50 a pair; specially priced at .81.88 Nottingham Net Curtains, 3 1-2 yds.long, new and good value at $3.50; bined only for eating their dinners or tying their knots.Let each special \u2018affinity\u2019 raise its own Boy Scouts.Then let all the different parts form one cooperating whole\u2014as our different races from one Dominion, and our infinite variety of human differences form one great, free selfs ruling British Empire.1 am, Sir, faithfully yours, WILLIAM WOOD, BABY'S OWN TABLETS GUARANTEED SAFE Baby's Own Tablets are the only medicine for little ones that are thso- lutely guarante-d to be atrictly free from opiates, narcotics, and other harmful drugs.They carry the guarantee of a government analyst to this effect, so the mothers whose little ones are ailing need have no fear in using the Tablets.They cannot possibly do harm and never fail to do good.The Tablets cure all childhood ailments such as constipation and indigestion, worms, colds, colic, simple fevers, etc.Thousands of mothers throughout Canada say they would use nothing else for their babies.They are sold by medicine dealers, or by mail at 25 cents a hox, from The Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.Offices: Montreal, Quebec and Paris, France.Le BAUSENEUL Stook Brokers Members of the Montreal Siook Exchang: Private Wire to Montreal and New York MoQILL BURROUCUS, 74 Peter Street , Quebec.Manager, Phone 5067.Maylxe.o.m DK.vevais, FRENCH PILLS Age Bo eR lett PHOSPHONOL FOR MEN.RSS es Vili: Nerve od peta; In Tok Ai lend h iar specially priced for this sale at.$2.70 at .\u2026.for least money.beaten.Ecrue and White Nottinghamt Now Curtains, of the very best value at $5.25 per pair; specially priced for this sale at .\u2026\u2026.1 00000 34.58 Brocade Curtains, various choice of designs and colors.Value per pair $3.50; specially priced at .$3.79 Brocatel Portieres, lovely and new designs on green and red grounds, fringed and good value of $5.50 a pair; specially priced at .FE .$4.58 Brocatel Portieres in the newest and richest brocade designs and col- orings and of the very best value of $8.25; specially priced for this sale FL SO $6.95 LADIES\u2019 UNDERGARMENTS Crepe de Chine et Cotton Crepe underwear for ladies will have the first call this season.Long Kimonos, Dressing Sacks, Night Gowns, Drawers, Chemises, trimmed with Vals and Insertion.A large variety priced from .as st ae sa case Besace $1.25 up to $6.00 CORSTT COVERS at 29 cents Corset Covers made from good white cotton, trimmed with lace.Value 45c., for this sale at.2%.At 39 cents and 49 cents.Corset Covers nmde from best white cotton trimmed with embroidery Values of 60 and 75c., for this sale At iain.+.39e and 4c.NIGHT DRESSES Women's Nightdresses, made of pure white calico, trimmed with embroidery.Value of 85c., for this sale MAY 2 194 | u ve 142 St.Joseph Street St.Roch Quebec.ARE YOU MOVING?» Whather you do so or not, you will find hers this week extraordinary interesting bargains that will repay those who will visit our store during.the week.Very often we have offered excellent occasions of economy; same have always been highly appreciated by This time, BARGAINS will be more favorable and whatever article you may want we have it at a price WOMEN'S DRAWERS at 29 cents Made of good cotton, trimmed with lace.Value of 45c., for this sale.28¢, LADIES CHEMISES at 39 cents 77 Made from best wisite cotton, trimmed with lace.Value of 60c., for this sale at .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026sccessarse 300 NIGHT DRESSES .Pure white, fine cotton nightdresses V neck and long sleeves, trimmed with embroidery.Value of $1.10, for this EP \u2026.79e SAVE MONEY ON HOSIERY Black and tan, all wool cashmere hose in ladies\u2019 sizes only.Value of 60c.per pair, for this sale at 4e, Pure white, tan and black silk and thread hose in ladies\u2019 sizes.Regular value of 50c per pair, for this sale eens cerrceceress 39C Black, tan and cardinal plain cashmere stockings for children and misses Value of 25¢.per pair, for \u2014.15¢.NEW SILKS YF: acy Crepe Moire Velours, Roman stripe silks, fancy chiffon, taffeta, satin de chine, Ortamans, crepe in cheeked deigsns in the most popular shades for this season.SPECIAL 36-inch black taffeta silk.Value of $1.25; for this sale at .TURGEON & TANGUAY Painters and Decorators, and who, above all, make a specialty of Papering, Inform their numerous customers and the public in general, that they are always prepared to carry out with promptitude, at easy terms.and in the shortest time possible any work which may be entrusted to them, in view of their large and competent staff, TURGEON & TANGUAY, 12 Sutherland Street.Telephone 5731, Pme \u2014 À - The largest, the finest and the best assorted stock in the following lines :\u2014 TURKISH RUGS, RUGS, CARPETS, PERSIAN RUGS, MATS, LINOLEUMS, SANITARY RUGS, MATTINGS, OILCLOTHE PLUSH, BROCADES, DAMASK, \u2014\u2014 VELOURS, BROCATELLES, HAIRCLOTH, MOQUETTE, .BROCHE, REPP.MADRAS, BRUSSELS NET, MADRAS, SCRIM, FISH NET MERCERIZED, MARQUISETTE, VEILINGS, TAFFETAS * AIOE, Portiers of all sorts and Curtains of every description.| Every week we receive new Goods from the best houses of England, France and Germany; we make a specialty of that trade, and we sell cheaper than anyone.- P.J.COTE, 20 & 31 ST.JOHN STREET, OPPOSITE PALACE HILL i 4d , Bog ME aw ry $ "]