The Quebec chronicle, 20 septembre 1915, lundi 20 septembre 1915

[" Aa ts r de a bie ere 0 era eee =.saétrous.QUEBEC, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1915.\"ONE CENT.whith will be fous) - CAVES.$ITUATION DEMANDS THAT COUNTRY SHOULD | , EXERT ITS WHOLE STRENGTH\u2014GOVERNMENT I + \\ : \u2018London, Sept.19.\u2014David Lloyd r to one of his constituents, is- œed by the official press bureau this evening, makes an appeal to the pub- fie to give the government à fair \u2018\u2019ghance to decide the question of mpulsory service and reiterates his w that the situation is a serious êne which demands that the country, @'vietory is to fall to the Allies, must kert its whole strength.Mr.Lloyd torge says: * \u201cYou say, and say rightly, that the ' government ought to giv: the na:- ional question serious consideration ~grhether the moral obligation of every \u2018\u2019Ablébodied man to defend his country Id be converted during this war a legal obligation.he government, I can assure you 3 fully alive to the necessity for giv- : a definite lead.They are engaz- +4 ih examining the subject with a ; to coming to the right secision.iUndue delay might be disastrous, tu: : undue precipitation might be equully io Let av sreid both thei sue is one of fact.not of prifélgte.)f \u2018the figures demonstarate that we can win Throagh and with the voluntary system, it would be folly to provoke 4 controversy in the middle of a \u201cworld war by attempts to substitute totally different method.On ihe Other hand, if these figures demon- te to every imprejudiced person the voluntary system has exhausted its ility, and nothing but je gal pressure can give us the armies necessary to defend the honor of ; Brose.Minister of Munitiens in a! Creat Britain and save Europe from e triumph of military despotism, 1 ave not yet heard of the man who ould resist compulsion.\u201cUnder these circumstances the en who say they would offer resis: nce to this expedient.even if provin to he necessary to save their courn- y and the freedom .of the world, va not yet appeared in the arena, t they do.1.predict that their profictors will not be found amongst the working classes.Asks for a Chance.\u2019 bey is all a quustion of ascertainable \u20ac Why.thez all this premature sgl?The determining facts have dotdyet been published.When they avd been sifted and made known the vocates of one view or the othr {ll surely find that the whole cylin- ers of fervor and ferocity have been asted in attacking positions which they will thea discover they onght to defend.Let \u2018the goverment have, a fair chance to decide.: \u201cThe opinions B have tormed as to the essential action are prompted by | the serious persuasion that nothing but .the cxertion of oar whole strength will enable us to obtain vis ory, upon which so much depends.aving come to that conclusion.I am und to do my best to secure that ffort without the least regard to the ¢ffect my appeals may have upon my wn poliical forunes.\u201cThe idsue is the gravest any coun- has ever been called upon to decide t it be settled in a spirit worthy of be gravity.\u2018 uf withdra nothing 1 have said ns to seriousness of \u2018the position.Naturally 1 take a hopeful view of the rospests, because 1 am concerned in t, but I know too well that to ignore dangers which you can see with the naked eye.if you «ok arcund is the most fruitful source of dismster in all affairy.I for months have called + H.R.H.the Duke SPORTSMEN! a great convenience, especially to thos - Give us the nuthber of your party, and the length of time fatend to be, and We will submic a list of your requisites.A.GRENIER.- Qrocer and Wine Merchant, IS ALIVE TO THE NECESSITY.a of'Consaught attention to the dangers in the pr:- sent war.Even this alone will prove whether I have been unduly alarmed.So far, 1 regret, they have justified my apprehensions.\u201cIL should indeed be a traitor f I did not hope fervently that the cour:e iof the war would prove that I have overestimated the worst evils, but I have not written without warrant mi facts known to the enemy as well as to us\u2014facts which should have | thought would have already covered the most fatuous optimist.\u201c1 have therefore felt driven by the peopardy of my native land to sound à note of alarm.I have done so 11 the confident belief that if it succeeds in rousing us in time to put forth ai! our strength, we shail win.If for any reason I fail, it will be a sony comfort to be able later on totaunt with\u2019 their mistakes those who now abuse me for daring to call attention 10 the com torm before r~ eg becanse to induc my fellow countrymen to prepare in time for.its onslaught.\u201d ROLL OF HONOR ! \u201cThe address given with each name a che casualty lis: is tial of tne \u2018mext of Lin and ror uvecessarlly that of the viember «of the contin gent mentioned.\u201d +» ee + Ottawa.Sept.19th\u2026 (Casualty iist issued at 9 p.m.) Second Battalion.Prisoner of war at Giessen: Juhn Alfred McCallum, Renfrew, Ont.Fourth Battalion.Wounded: Lance-Corporal Charles Keep, London, Eng.W.Jones, next of kin not given.Seventh Battalion.Wounded and missing from April 24th: James H.Coper.Wilford, Eng.Seriously 111: Arthur Harris, Motovombe, Ent.David.Malcolm Dargie, Eng.: Righth Battalion.Wounded: Charles Richard Goater, Brantford, Eng.Fourteenth Baitalion.| Wounded: Rohers Elliott, 93 Cote \"des Neiges Road Montreal.\u2018 Nineteenth Battalion, Died of typhoid: Wm.J.Cheesz, Toronto, Ont.Third Field Artiliery Brigade.Died of wounds: Driver Alex Moyes, Montrise, Scot.James Bangor, Ottawa, Sept, 19.\u2014(Casualty i; lenued at midnight).yon Forty-F.fth Battalion.Seriously I1t:.Charles Headford, England.Thirtisth Battalion, Seriously lil: Osmond K.Harne: England.K aries, Number Three Stationary Hospital.Critically 111: Nursing Matron Jon Jaggard, Fimira, N.Ystrive |\" London, Sept.19-\u2014The Germans have occupied Vilna and by a wide sweeping movement to the north of that city have succeeded in almost, if not entirely, surrounding a portion of the Russian army which is fighting in the railway triangle between Vilna, Lida and Vileika.At any rate, the Russian forces in this district either must fight their way out eastward or retire in a southeasterly direc tion, for the only railway left entirely in their hands is that which runs from Vilna to Lida and thence to Baranovitchi.The army of Field Marshal Von Hindenburg, which took Vilna and has reached Vileika, to the east of Vilna, is working in close co-operation with that of Archduke Leopold of Bavaria in an effort to catch a part of the Russian army, an operation which has.been s0 often tried with success since the Austro- Germans commenced their drive in western Galicia in carly May.The Russians express confidence in the outcome of the battle which must be decided if conrplete success falls to one side or the other.The German front is well protected by their cavalry across the Vilna-Petrograd ,and seems impossible that any aid can come to the Russians from that direction.The battle seemingly must be fought ot between the troops now in the district betweèn Vilna, Lida.and Slonim with the assistance of any reinforcements that can be spared to hold the German force which has reached Vileika.At the southern end of the line General Ivanoff is still keeping Field Marshal Von Mackensen at arms\u2019 length from the fortress of Rovno, the key to the route to Kiev, and in counterattacks has retaken a number of villages both in Volhynia and Galicia.It seems apparent from the inability of the Austro-Germans to hold their positior:s in the southern area that they have sent reinforcements from that front to Field Marshal Von Hindenburg's northern army, which, as heretofore, is expected to score the biggest success, | _ ne Both the Germans and the French claim mihor vistories on the western front, but neither there, in the Italian theatre, nor in the Dardanalles have any events of great moment been re portd.: The political situation in the Balkans is still shrouded with considerable myste;y.The Bulgarians having secured what they wanted from Turkey in the cession of a railway line appear to be well satisfied for the present.But there is now talk in Berlin of the Bulgarians taking by force, if they cannot take it otherwise, the portions of Macedonia taken from them by the Serbians and Greeks during the last Balkan war.It is asserted chat the Bulgarians have called to the colors all the Macedonian recruits now in Bulgaria and that generally there is a2 warlike feeling in existence \u2018among the Bulgars.With Bulgaria surrounded by Serbia, Greece and Rumania and her coasts open to attack by Anglo-French-Italian and Russian fleets, however, it is believed.here that Bulgaria will hesi tate before throwing in her lot with the central Powers and Turkey.Turkey is declared to be having her own troubles over the cession of the -Dedeaghatch railway.The Mussulman popula- tio nin tis strip of land & said to be in revolt against being placed under the Bulgarian government.trenches.On the 13th instant they saw a fast riodel German aeroplane which had been brought down in th.early morning by a young English airman in the vicinity of the-Canadian lines after a long pursuit and machine gun fight in midair.+The party ale visited Yrres, and General Hospitals commanded by Colonels Murray, Mac Laren and Birkett.\u201cThe appointments to Canadian Tierdquarters are as follows: \u201cGeneral Staff Officers, second grade: Lieut-Col C.H, Mitchell and Major R.F.Haytor.D.S.0.; General Staff Cfficer.Third Grade: Cantain R.P.Clarke: Administrative Staff Assistant Provost Marshall, Major A.MacMillan; \u2018Chief Engineer.Lieut.-Col.C.J.Armstrong, with tem- CANADIAN FRONT THEY WITNESS GERMAN A AEROULANE DOWNED BY BRITISH AIRMAN.Ottawa, September 19\u2014The foliow- ing.was received today by General Sir Sam Hughes from Sir Max Aitken.Canadian eye-witness: \u201cDuring the period of the 7th to\u2019 13th September, the situation along the front of the first Canadian Di visioa has remained unchanged.Tae enemy\u2019s aeroplanes have been slightly more agtive than usual; the enemy Second Canadian Mountud Rifles.Seriously Ill: Edwara V7.Fetters, Muskoka, Ont.= Tot a \u2014 GORDON\u2019S LONDON DRY GIN (UNSWEETENED) \" CORDON\u2019S OLD TOM CI GORDON\u2019S SLOE CIN Artillery has also been active, partic larly on the letf section.There has been little rifle tire beyond the ordin ary sniping.Our pat.ols report th: enemy busy (rengthening deefnces \u201cwith wire entanglements.\u201cOn the evening of the 8th instant \u2018à successful bombing expedition was carried out under the direction of Lt, Bellamy.Sth Battalion, thrown apparently all feli within the enemy's parapet, causing considerable loss and damage and the party retired without cassuslties.\u201cUnder caver of pre arranged artillery fire, large working parties have been employed continuously in strengening and improving various parts of our defences.\"A party of six Canadian Journal \u201cinte visited the First Canadian Division on the 12th and 13th instant, The bombs |.pending considerable time in the norary tank of Brieadier-Genera:: Brigadier-General A.W.Currie, C.B., has been promoted to rank of Major.General.Other appointments include Lieut.A.E.Ross to be Assistant Director Medical Services, First Conadian Division: Lieut.-Col.L.J.Lipsett, C.M.G.to command Second Infan'ry Brigade, with temporary rank of Brigadier-General; Canta:n A.B.I.Wehher.Royal Irish Fusiliers, to he Brigadier-Major.First Infantry Rrigade.Brigrdier-General R.E.W.Turner.V.C.D.8.0.CB.was appointed Major-General some weeks ago.: LATE ABBE PAQUET.A well-known and distinguished Quebec prelste has passed away in the person of the Rev.Abbe Louis Honore Paquet, chaplain of the Franciscan Sisters, Missionaries of Mary, whose death at the age of 79 years, necurred at the presbytery of the Franciscan Church on Grande Allee, yesterday.The late Abbe Paquet was a brother of the late Mgr.Beniamin Paquet, uacle of \u2018Hoa.E.T.Paque:, GERMANS HAVE TAKEN AND ARE TRYING TO CUT OFF A PORTION OF RUSSIAN ARMY am Russians Express Confidence fn The Outcome Of Battle In Railway Triangle Between Vilna, Bida And Vileika\u2014General Ivanoif Is Still Keeping Van Mackensen From The Fortress Of Rovno-\u2014Bulgaria Seems Inclining Towards The Teutons And Turks \u2014 VILNA FRENCH PRASES CAMDUN TROOP RECORD 18 ONE OF THE MOST SPLENDID IN BRITISH HISTORY.London.19th, Field Marshal Si: John French, commanedr-in-chief of the British army in the field recent'y visited a Canadian brigade and delivered a speech to them in which Ye said.\u201c1 wish to express appreciation \u2018or the splendid manner in which, early in the year when a Canadian infantry division suffered great losses, vuu volanteered to leave your homes ana come oat here At the commencement you took the most prominent part is the battle of Festubert, where we not only gained a considerable amount of ground but inflicted great losses on the enemy and captured a large quantity of material.Afterwards at Givenchy you kept 1.p the same fighting record, and since that.till a few days ago.you have been doing very hard work in the trenches.* \u201cYour record will go down as nas nf the most splendid of British hi Diploma of POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL Lindesy Bldg, St.John Bt.Res, 496.\" Phones 4464-1400, F7 Miscellaneous i 432A HAI RIEHR NII Established in 1760 GARRES - FOURCHE BORDEAUX Brandy & Fine Liquors TRADE MARK \"Let Us.M.FURNISH- x \u201cYOUR HOME YOU WILL SAVE MONEY and have the MOST COMPLETE BA- TISFACTION.: J P.T.LEGARE, Ltd., Furniture 840re, 312 8t.Joseph strest, 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Telaybeses 485 and 708, We thank the public for thelr pat ronage and selicit à 'tentinnance of the same.To 5 ae és 4 ~~ 3 ENTENTE ALLIES PRESENT NOTE TO BULEARIANS MIRSSAGE HAS BEEN DELIVER- \u201c_ ED TO THE GOVERNMENT : AT SOFIA La Paris, Sept, 19\u2014The Entente AIdes have presented à joint note to the Bulgarian government asking in effect that it declare itself as between them and the Central Powers.The wote, however, is not in the natuie of an ultimatum.The note, which was delivered to Quebec\u2019s Leading Newspaper the government at Sofia two days #g0, was sent in pursuance of a decision Ly the Allied Powers to test the good faith of Bulgaria by submitting the recent concessions made by Serbia, with the view oi securing from Bulgaria a definite statement as t: her position.Although the note does not fix a date for a reply and is not an ultimatum, diplomats familiar with its contents say it is of a nature readir- ing Bulgaria to take a stand one way or the other.It paint out that the Allied Powers are now prepared to J offer the Serbian concession on Bul- garia's claims to disputed territory, snd asks Bulgaria if the concessions secured through the joint offices of the Allies will bring about Bulgaria's co-operation with the other Baikan States.What, if any reference is made to Greece is not disclosed, but it appears to be considered that Serbia's concessions should suffice to secure Bulgaria's adherence tv the Balkan union.A visit paid today 10 all the legations here of the Balkan States revealed them showing deep interest, bordering on agitation in the latest turn of events.\u2018The general view exe pressed in Grecian-Serbian quarters, was that the note of the Allies brought the question to a definite issue which would not permit Bulgaria to avoid reaching a determina- Ÿ \u2014_ P 5 * tion whether to cast her fot with the Entente Allies or with the Central Powers.\u2018Officials and diplomats are now awaiting Bulgaria's answer to the Alpied note as the turning-point in the Balkan situation.Against Neutrality.London.Sept.19, 9.10 p.m.\u2014A des patch to Reuter's Telegram Company from Sofia, Bulgaria, dated September 17, says: \u201cThe opposition leaders at their audience with King Ferdinand declared that it would be fatal for the country to continue its neutral policy and in order to safeguard the country against a policy which would be contrary to the interests and sentiments of the nation they recommended the formation of a\u2019 coalition Cabinet and the immediate summoning of Perliament.\u201cThe King listened attentively to the speeches of the Opposition leaders and promised to seriously consider the views expressed by them.After the audience the King summoned Premier Radoslavoff.\u201cFive political parties were represented at the audience and the leader of each outlined at length the views of his party on the political situation.The eagerness of the King to receive the deputaticn has considerably relieved public feeling.\u201d Paris, Sept.19.545 p.m.\u2014What they describe as the growing seriousness of the Balkan situation resulting from the presentation of the joint .note of the Entente Allies to Bulgaria, is discussed by the Temps and the Journal des Debats.The Temps declares Bulgaria's position to be useful, as she is treating on the Allies on the basis of juining the war, an¢ treating with Turkey on the basis of being neutral.It characterizes this as a dangerous attitude.The correspondent of the Journal des Debats at Milan quotes à report that Turkey intends to cede territory to Germany which Germany afterward will cede, to Bulgaris.Refugees Arrive.London.Sept.19, 7.30 p.m.\u2014The correspondent of \u2018Reuter\u2019s Telegram Company at Sofia, Bulgaria, sends the following under date of \u2018Saturday, September 18: \u201cEarly this morning numerous groups of Macedonian iefugees who ve been called to the colors passed through the town to their training grounds where during the entire day Bere have been animated scenes as peruits and legionnaires, th- latter acedonians from Greece and Serbia, claimed their officers and cheered continuously.All the Macedonians ming from the territory occupied by reece and Serbia, who answered the chil displayed remarkable: enthusiasm, \u201cThe answer to the call from all over the country surpassed expecta- ns, the number of men presenting KRemselves at the different depots be- Ing much greater than had been hoped for.chiefy because of the great influx of refugees.\u201d LADIES, LADIES, LADES If you care for exclusiveness * In Cloaks and Suits look for MARCEAU & CO, 155 Gt.Joseph St, ISOLDIER'S LAST LETTER HOME COPY RECEIVED BY MRS.BIL.LAND OF THIS CITY\u2014PTE, TENNENT KILLED AUG.2ND.Following is a copy of a letter received by Mrs.E.H.Belland, of this city, from Dugald Tennent, 3 member of the Second Battalion, Highlaa 1 Light Infantry, Scotland, who was killed in acfion in France on August 2nd.It was the last letter written by deceased and from tis trend the late Dugald Tennent, who is a relative of Mrs, Belland, to whom this letter was addressed.was prepared to meet His Maker.The letter followed: Dear Father and Mother \u2014Just a few lines to let you know that | am well, and getting a little settled down to this rough life again, which is much to be thankkful to God for.1 also hope you are all keeping well at home and not troubling yourselves too much about me, as you know that | am in the hest of keeping, and those that are kept by God arc well kept.The way may be a little hard, aad we may not see what is the meaning of this parting with each other, but we know in our hearts that God, our foving Father.makes no mistakes, and it must all be for the best, so let us all seek sweet submission to His good will, and let us trust Him mo:e fully than ever we have done before.with all our cares and troubles.and if it be His good will to bring me safe home among you all again, He knows that this is our desire, so let us tell God, as David told Him.\u201cMy desire is ever before Thee, and my qroaning is not hid from Thee.\u201d 1 met David McMillan the other day in a communicating trench.He is in the Engineers, and is looking fine, also Archibald Reynolds, and I had Peter Martin from Stoneheld.up here seeing today.He is a sergeant in the Irish Guards.Well, things are just going on much about the same.The, same old routine, in and out the trenches for short intervals, and things are pretty quiet about here just now, although I wish it was quieter- ed altogether, and everyhody seems to be of the same mind out hers.Well mother, see and try tp be brave, and ask God to help you and give you strength and courage to bear up with all the way in which He is lea.ling.Now, don't get downhearted, and he looking un the black side, He has\u2019 broughe me through all the war, and there is nothing too hard for Him, and He is able to deliver, and He is able to bring me home among vou all again, which T trust won't be very long.T hope you father are keeping all right.and 1 know thst you always rely entirely upon God.Remember me in all your prayers.that T may be cnabled to live weli- pleasing to God.Tell all the home [ send my best Christian love to them and T thank them all very kindly for all their kindness shown to me while on my short stay at home.Remember me to Mrs, Lindsay.IT shall now close with very fondest Christian love to you all, from your son Dugald, \u201cwho is redeemed.not with corrupt- able things such as silver and gol.but with the Precious Bload of Christour dear Saviour.\u201d Praise His Dear Name.God bless you all.Remember me to Willie and Tom.Katie and Mary.Write soon.Xxxxxxxxxxxx MAY BE CHANCELLOR OF QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY Kingston, Ont.Sept.19.\u2014 Dris the neminee for the position of Chancellor of Queen's University, to take place of the: late Sir Sanford Fleming.who had \u201celd the position for 35 years.He has heen tendered the position and it is understood that he will accept.Dr.Douglas has hee:: a member of the trustee hoard of the University for many years, and is al- 10 one of the oldeat graduates of the University.BURGLARY.AT CHATHAM.Chatham, Ont.Sept.19\u2014-Burglars early yesterday morning broke into Thomas Bailey's jewellery store, and stole between $1.500 and $2,000 worth ofr jewellery.Enerance was obtained by cutting a hole in a plate glass window at thé front of the store.There is no clue to the burglars, who are helieved to be burglars, are helieved to he experts.ORGANIST DIES SUDDENLY, London.Ont, Sept.19.\u2014 Dr.George Sippi.from 1876 until 1913 organist and chairmaster of St Paul's Cathedral, this city, and one ot the best known musicians in Canadawas stricken with apoplexy in the public library building yesterday afternoon and expired seven minutes later.For a short time he was organist of St.Martins Church, Montreal.Dr.Sippi.who was ales a qualified physician, was horn at Bombay, India, of Irish parents.68 years ago His grand-parents were of descent.He came to Canada in 1871 and for n time was professor of Music at Hglimuth College.this city, when the late Bishop Sweatman, of Toronto, was head of the insti ution.STEAMER ARRIVALS.Liverpool: New York, New York; \\Saxonia, New York James Douglas, LL.D., of New York : Îtalian | Best Advertising Medium in City AGHIST DUMBA TRE WATCHFUL WAITING POLICY IS LIKELY TO PREVAIL AGAIN.Washington, Sept.19\u2014High officials indicated tonight that no further steps were contemplated against Dr.Constantin Theudor Dumbs.the Aus- tro-Hungarian Ambassador, on account of his letter to Secretary ui State Lansing criticizing the treatment accorded him by the American government in cunnection with the request for his recall.It was said the possibility of hastening the diplomat's departure from the country by handing him his passports had uot heen considered.B.C.ELECTIONS BEFORE NOVEMBER.Provincial elections is contemplated before the end of November, at any rate, is apparent from the fact that Hon.W.J.Bowser, Attorney-Gea- eral, is planning to leave this week for à trip to Ottawa, and his old home in New Brunswick.He will be away about six weeks.BRITISH NAVAL MISSION IN GREECE.Athens.via Paris.Sept.19\u2014The British naval mission to Greece has just been renewed for one year.Rear- Admiral Mark Kers remains at the head vf the mission.The Naval Mission under Rear- Admiral Kerr has served since the latter part of 1913.Iv was sent \u2018to Greece for the purpose of reorganizing a Greek navy.MUNITIONS FOR THE ALLIES.Genevas Switzerland, Sept.19, via Paris, 6:30 p.m.\u2014 Accompanied by a Commission of British experts, the British Minister at Berne recently visited the watch factories at Locleafter which a large order was given for the manufacture of munitions there.The Italian government has given a similar order amounting to several million pounds sterling to watcamakers at Chaux-de-Fonds, Tearnuchatel.A NEW ANABASIS.Strange Story of 100 Pathans Who Eecaped From Tuskey.There was no Xenophon to wrice on their marvellous exploit, but th: retreat of the [Indians is well worth making into a story as that of che Acbhasis of Cyrus's four hundred.For new proof uf the undeviating lopaity of the Indian troops has been furnished by a company of Pathans who have performed à wonderful feat of endurance that will stand out us one of the most remarkable incidents of the war.Tt appears that a force of a hundred Pathan infantry of the Indiun army.under a native officer, wee \u2018captured by the Germans at Flan \u2018ders and sent to Constantinople.in ithe hope that, being Mohammedans, {they might be induced to join the Turks.In this respect they disappointed the Germans, for, having by sone means at present unexplained eluded their captors.they set out from Con- | stantinople with the determination of 1 returning overland to India.After a march of four ! (says Reuters Agency) thes succes.led in reaching Cabul.A letter ro ceived from the Afghan capital says that they are well and that as so.m as they have résted they are leaving to rejoin their regiment in India.Gen.Sir O'Moore Creagh.late commander-in-chief in India.said «© Reuter\u2019s representative, with regard to the above : \u201c1 have heard of his from two sources, one heing the lips of a Pa than convalescent.it is interesting.as yet another sign of German mismanagement.\u201cThe feat accamplished is a great one, but not more than one win knows the Pathan might expect.\u2018We know.of course, that th-y travel tremendous distances.and that expeditions for guns e gone from Afghanistan to Persia.A Tathan thinks nothing of walking | riant through Alevpo to huy rifles.\u201cThis incident attests the great loyalty of these men.and alen showy how happy they were in thelr re sl- ment.\u201d SHOW BRAVERY UNFLINCHINGLY SAYS CORRESPONDENT IN DARDA.: NELLES.Lundon, Sept.19, 6:20 pm \u2014 A descriptiun of the nghiing in the An | zac region on the Gallipoli peninsula | during the last week in August and \u2018 the result achieved during this period is given by the Dardanelles co:- respondent of Reuters Telegram! Company, The capture of Hill Num- + ber 60 was important.says tie cor- | respondent, as it is the last crest of | ACCEPTED TERRIBLE LOSSLs | VESSEL FIRST REPORTED AS GREEK STEAMER - IS ON FIRE ATHENIA, 18 ABANDONED.Haba, N.5., Sept.19\u2014 he Greek teamer Athinzi, from New York, is on fire and abandoned at sea, acvorg- ing tu « wireless despatch received here late tonight from Captain Mc- Lean, of the steamer Tuscania, Dae to an error in transmission early wire less despahies gave the name of the steamer Athenia as being on lire.The Athingi avas abandoned in lat:- tude 40.54 north, longitude 38.47 west, Only the brici statement came in APPEARS T0 BE ASSUR SECURITIES WILL BE BRITISH AND FRENCH GOVERNMENT FIVE PER CENT.INVESTMENT BONDS\u2014PRICE TO INVESTORS IS PAR.another method would be adopted te pay for them.New York, Sep:, 19\u2014The prop +] Two obvious ways où doing this are ed mommath credit to Great itaîn asd France.i .red | ; : Britain da ci sa reparse \u2018open Payment in guld to be shipped tonight.ts tu be underwritten by 4 [to the United States from abroad, large syndicate of American linanci-is jand payment by the sale in this mar.loan the last ridge separating the Anzac | Captain McLean's message, but it is Vancouver, B.C.Sept.19\u2014That no | months ! zone from the plains to the north) and thus constitutes a point of union | between the British forces in the An- {zac gegion and the line across the | Sulva plains, besides giving acess to\u2019 a ravine leading to high ground Le- { youd it.; The Turks.\u201cie says, clung to the, Sill with the utmost determination \u2018 and when they were thrown out o! their trenches would fight their was ! hack again, accepting terrible losses unflinchingly to regain the losi ground, with the result that when tin trenches finally were captured they were filled with Turkish dead.I:; took three days to oust the Turks | and the ground around he says, is still thickly strewn with their bodies \u2018and those of British soldiers who fell\u2019 in the assaults.; It is computed, declares the corres- ! pondent.that the Turks lost 3000, men before they surrennered the po- | sition.The Indian brigade and the ; Connaught Rangers took part in the fighting with the Australians and | New Zealanders.The correspondent expresses the opinion that the Turks will not ai tack the Anzac positions again after the terrible losses they sustained in | previous attacks.They did succeed, he adds.in sweeping two British ha:- ! talions off a ridge that previously hal heen won by the New Zealandersbut when they got across the crest into the ravine helow they came un- | der the fire of the British machine guns.\u201cThey came down in thousands said a staff officer of the New Zea- i land Rrigade.\u201cThey went back in hundreds.\u201d the correspondent\u2019s story ! continues.Machine gunners, he says.! claint that five thousand were killed.Danger to this part of the line.the correspondent thinks can only come | through physical overstrain of the | troops as they have made the pos: tion virtually impregnable.and even supplies for the men are now taken | up through saps which ran right « down to the heaclies while the sides ! of the hills are covered with dugouts.The Turkish batteries still make it! interesting for landing parties.but ! once ashore there is now plenty of | cover for the men.and singe the\u2018 August victories they have much more elbowronm.| COM REV IDE EVE RL 20 } PERSONAL { Mr.and Mrs.J.Dunn.of Montrea!, ; are guests at the St.Louis.Mr.C.R.MacDonald, is among the i Montrealers at the St.Louis, | Mr.and Mrs.Kirkpatrici, of St! John, M.B.art al the St.Lou's Hotel., Misses Fia Jones and Ruby Jones, | of Montreal are guests at the $- ! Louis .! Mr.and Mrs.F G.Mason arris2d° in the city irom Montclair.N.J., yes- | terday, and are staying at the %i.Louis Hotel.\u2018 «Mrs.Lawrence Cul'iton and the | Misses Margaret Culliton cad Kitty! McGrory, of Valcartier, have left to] spend some time with rclatives \u20181 ' Montreal.i Dr and Mrs, Murphy, Mr.and Mrs.W.L.Kennedv, Mrs.A.H.Hay.L Betdue, L.J.Marois.Thos.Vien and \u2018 M.O'Brien, of Quebec were regi- tered at Montreal hotels over the - week-er | Registered at the S.Louis Hotel: - Mr.and Mrs.J.Dunn, Montreal; C.R.MacDonald.Montreal: M.Anderson.Montreal: M.Goddard.Moureal; W.B.l'ingle, Montreal: Miss M.K.Dootittle, Trenton, N.J.; Mrand Mre F, G.Mason.Montelair, NJ: Miss Ella Jones.of Moontren-: Miss Ruby Jones, Montreal; Mr and | Mrs.Fu'lmore, Philadelphia.Pa: R.' A.Gorman, Cobalt.Ont: Mr.aad Mrs.Kirkpatriek, St.John, N.B.FIRE DESTROYS SCHOONER Charlottetown, P.F.L.Sept.19-\u2014The schooner Vera B.Roberts, coal laden, anchored about five miles from Vietoria Harbor, caugh fre on Friday night fro nian explosion of gasoline which occurred as the wen were starting the pumping engine.The vessel and cargo were destroyed.She was 124 tons, and owned hy Magnus Benjamin.of Parrshoro, N.S.A few days ago she was ashore off l\u2019ictow Island, leaking padly.VILLA FORCES EVACUATE TORREON.Kl Paso, Texas.Sept.19-\u2014Torreon has been evacuated hy the forces of General Villa according to official ad- vices received here tonight.General Villa and his staff left on the last ; Serisia.The order will be divided among the \u201cthree local kitting factories, and \u2018he \u2018staffs of all three industries will be probable that all on board were save |, The wireless message had to be ree layed from the Tuscania tu other ships, and in consequence it took some time befor: it reached the shore stations, The Athinai cegitered 4405 taas, and was cogaged in the trade hetwren New York and Mediterranean ports, CHANGE OF CONSULS.Toronto, Sept, 19.=Mr Chester Martin, of Coldwater, Michigan, at: present United States Consul at th: Barbados, has been appoin ed to succeed Mr.Julius Dreher in Torani».Mr.Drelier has been assigned to a new position in Colon.Panama.AUSTRIAN NEWSPAPERS HELD BACK.The Hague.via London, Sept.19.\u201410:30 p.m.\u2014No newspapers, mails, or telegrams, from Austria-Hungary save been received in Holland fur more than a week.It is helieve?here that Austria has turned against WAR ORDERS FOR UNITS.Stratford, Ont., Sept.19\u2014An order way received here yesterday from the Dominion government purchasing Department calling for the manuia: ture of 100000 pairs oi woolen military mitts for the Canadian troops.increased considerably.WANTS CONSCRIPTION IN DOMINION OF CANADA.St Thomas.Ont.Sept.19.\u2014Tudre Barron, of Stratford.in an address at a patriotic service at Trinity Chorch tonight called for conscription in Canada.In time of peril.decla-z3 Judge Rarron, people should not ve free and independent citizens.and ii the physically fit hold back wasn their services are required these should be made to go.\u201cIf we have conscription in Can ada declared Judge Rarron, won't be the fault of our British-b citizens but rather the fault «f our.native born Canadisn.\u201d > CARS DERAILED, Due, it i- thought.1a spreading of the rails near Rimouski.four cars of and banhers who are to receive à commission for their services.lire securities offered.i.was said, will be British and French goverinnent ive per cent snvestirer.Domds and the price tu the inventer is to be par The amount of the loan, it was re ported.1s a» yet undetermined.Dur will be between $o0LUUO,000 and SRN, owe Whether munitions of wa> will he included within the scope of the proposed credit, so far as could he learned tonight, has not heen decided.The underwriting syndicate, it was, reported.will be the largest of is kind ever established in the Unèed States and probably will be open ta nearly all national hanks trust companies and state banks that may care to particapitate.What is the amount of the commission to be paid these hanks was not expressly stated in Nev York.It is uaderstoc d.however, that the profit will he a small ane.possi Sy one half nf one per cent.A review of the reported diff.- ences in opinion hetween Americ 1 financiers und members of the Ane'a French Commission over the mann an wrtillery fire when the frst inning, Carson pitched well [ Rochester .69 .500| Warrington, $3.60, third.Time, 2:06 | \u201cUnless the label and the price is Providence s Toronto .6 se a or oy io fix bayo- after he settled down but his sup- | Montreal .\u2026 70 489 | 2-5.Prime Mover, Stir Up, and Pep- | sewn im the pocket, it's not 3 genuine ern 46 Pont as a « m port was never very certain.Kellar | Harrisburg .76 447 | per Sauce also ran.Semi-ready.\u2019 \u201d Provid (Bseon game: \u2018 me on officer ! What a soldier ! ayed n very good game at second.| Richmond ., .$0 81 421} Fonrth race.Steeplechase, four- George M 168 St.John et.| Prov ed saree oronto +.4 Ww ! ared to follow Bim sey: owever.The outfield was rather of- | Jersey City ve vem 82 85 378 | pear-cide and up, selling, about two | Jules Gauvin, 169 St.Joseph street.| [Called agreement).¢.were prep , é sa, - FOIE Lo AMP OCR HS SC OR SS Seasceoqs =.SINGING, DANCING _ aginable.\u2018the, hit on the best viudeville stage MONDAY, SE THE STANDARD ARTICLE SOLD EVERYWHERE REFUSE SUBSTITUTES 1S GREAT NCVELTY ALL FEATURE BILL.AT AUDI TORIUM THIS WEEK, AND FAMOUS FILM \u201cTHE GODDESS.\u201d Singing, \u2018dancing, acrobaiic feats and a great novelty.Every number will be rendered by specialists m their line and wz can immediately da- clare that his program will be pro- nouneed one of the best this houce has presented yet.As the manager himself put it, there is uot an act on the bill that can be featured, for they are all so strong that it would be impessiblbe to chose one as the best, the audience will make their chcize, the favorites will probably change at every performance as it won't be tac same public.All tastes have heen considered in the preparation of this program and there is an act to suit every one of them, so that the who!c performance is {he best balanced im- - Burbank ang Danforth, the muesi- cians, could alone give à complete performance with their numerous instruments; they are experts on alt a: ithem, which arc the more popula.instruments on the riage.; Pearle and Irene Sans, who were \u2018of Montreal last week, The Orpheum, \u2018are presenting several numbers in \u2018what is called a \u201cSight Act.\u201d Sec the act, and you will soor fin] for it à name that will suit you better.The Two Armsrongs will be welcomed by roars of laughter, with reir comedy bicycle act and the clas- \u2018ey singing and dancing of Bernard izgd Finnerty will make for these iclever artists = grezi numher af admirers.\\ The last act, Bill Leclair and Company.is the latest thing in comedy acrobat work.Leclair has been here before and be was every time the favorite of the bill.It is true, he has strong competition this timg, but PTHMBRK 70, BIT he will mo doubt uphold the reputation he: has made for himsell, : \u201cThe Ooddess\u201d = The seccndrchapter of \u201cThe Goddess,\u201d which will be presented today, tomorrow and Wednesday, promises great sensations to picture loves.This great serial film has been and is still the great attraction in \u2018the best New York theatres, and every chapter contains new sensations, new thei(s._ wk .CARING FOR FOXES How Breeders Rear Valuable Fur- Bearing Animals.Since the early summer of 1913 over a million dollars have been withdrawn frem the Charlottetown branch of the Dominion Government savings banks for ute in the fox in: dustry.The methods of caring [lor foxes are now generally known, but no person who has not lifelong faml- liarity with the animals should attempt to put them into practice.There have been instances where highly intelligent town Red men have failed after earnest efforts to handle foxes.The females are in-the higest degres capricious and sensitive, especially during the mating and rearing scu- son.If they have the slightest sus picion that their young is in danger they carry the litfle ones ceaselessly from place to Place or even bury them alive in the suow \u2018or earth with the insane idea of protecting them.On the other hand there are captive foxes which become quite tame aad [make fairly tractabl: pets.The young ordinarily mature su\u2019- fiiently to propagaic during their first year.During the early summer all foxes except the spring pups shed the long \u201cguard hair\u201d which projects out beyond the soft body fur.In the autumn this hair apjears once mare against the approach of cold weather.restoring the heaury of the fox's coat.The fur is usually taken late in Dacember: the animal is killed with chloroform and the skin is removed with solicitous care.incisions Dbeiry confined if possible tg the backs of the hind legs.The ranch is usually located in a in Ea amt RE 8 By making the blood rich and red nourishes the starved acrves back to health and vigor.By noting your increase In weight while using it you can prove tively the benefit ing derived from this great food cure.æ box, oll deniers, or Botes & Co, Limited, Bo evats Kdmanscn, Torento, PROFE COMMERCIAL AND A SSIONAL CEMENT.PRODUCTS CO.| \u2018Of Canada Limited.104 Mountain Hill ow \u2018 Accurate Work Guaranteed.Will you construct or repair a \"f.,.BUILDING -.Do you want any high class i'r ORNAMENTAL work, please look for our products and take advantage of ou free advice.~ M188 A.CLARK.Milliner.Most up-to-date, and exclusive styles, at most reasonable prices 123 8t.John 8t.Phone 4323.8.J.LARUE, Notary and Real Estate Agent.Money to Loan.U St Peter Street.Phone 3164 DR J.REID,: * Surgeon Dentist.Phone 2057.Cflice and Residence: 251 Des Fosses Street.Office hours: 9 to 12 a.m, 1 to 5 p.m, and 6 to 8 p.m.DR.MASSUE FORTIER Surgeon Dentist Montreal and Philadelphia Dental Colleges.42 Fabroque Street .Telephone 543.re a Quebec.| For years wits Messrs S.Fisher & | scription made and repaired.Trunks, | Also Agent for The Sillery Nurseries.T.F.COATES, Saddler and Harnessmaker.16 D'Youville Street, Quebec.Sons.Saddles and Harness of every de- Bags, Satchels and fine Leather Goods repaired upon shortest notice.piece of underwcod on sloping ground near the owner's dwelliag and is surrounded by an outer stockade or a fence of fourteen guage qai vanized fox wire (similar to chicken wire) manufactured especially ior the purpose in Englsnd, Canada, and \u201cthe States.\u201d The fence is ten frac high and an overhang of two feet at tte top prevents th: fox from climbing out, while a deep foundation or an extension of the wire underground precludes eseape bv burrowing.The inner enclosures or paddocks, each devoted to one pair, are also fend TRE LARGEST PIANO STORE ae\u201d QUEBEC, ry LY With a collection of Sewing Machines, We invite your Inspectionrie CL ROBITAILLE, ma dors Seeds 320 SL Kuh 8 fk\u201d - ST GEORGES HOUSE.Le 31 Be.Ursale Street.Good rooms.First class table.Separate Meals by day or week.MRS.T.L.DOUGLAS, Prop.BERNIER, BERNIER & DE BILLY Advocates.11 Mountain HilL / Phone 430.FRANCIS FLYNN, © Advocate, Barrister, Etc.147 Mountain Hill \u2014(Bosse Block)\u2014 Phone.3 Quebec.Headquarters for Souvenir Gorda.Coats-of-Arms, Chiea D'Or, Citade!, and Dufferin Terrace, Chateau Fronï tenac, ete.; A.C.ROUTIER Watchmaker and Jeweller.50-52 Mountain Hill, Phone 1443, INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.Trade, Technical and Commercial Education by Mail.J.B.Churchill, Div.Supt.115 St.John Street.Quebec .Phone 511, The Roxall Pharmacies Photo supplies, Developing and printing delivered within 24 hours.Sundries Drugs, Prescriptions a specialty.Dion & Jolieoeus, 113 St.Poseph St Phone 6161, Quebec.Joticoeur Pharmacy, 338 St.John St, Phone 5151, Quebec.Dion Pharmacy, iv Commercia! 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aad they seem to relisii green grass or other herbage\u2014this appetite apparently being nature's provision for the regulation of their alimentary systems.To females Curing the winter and spring are fed eggs, milk, gruel, and other nutritions and easily assimilable foods.To foxes about to be killed for their pelts are\u2019 fed molasses, honey.and various patent stock foods with the purpose «¢f enhancing the briflianey of the fur Er FOR BEST AND CHEAPEST GO TO DOMINION COAL DOMPANY, i» MINERS AND SHIPRERS:OF-THK CELEBRATED, {; # DIRECTORY OF LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES DOING BUSINESS IN QUEBEG INSURANCE FIRE, Nerthern Ass.Co.Ltd.Lt FE, Rechester-German Und.ACCIDENT, | Peminionof Canada Acc.Co MARINE.Quebec roe.din u i uil MAHONY & HAY, we a 432 St John Streetsonts.Phones 1922-2848 Ve 141 Kccolain HHL Paces Ne.627.Bpeciaity \u2014 LARGE LINES 6.J.ERNEST COTE, Manager £t.Paul Fire & Marine Ins Co 6,J, ERNEST COTE, Manager, Merchants & Employers Acc- Co.Protector Underwriters.Fidelity Fire Underwriters Yorkshire Ins.Co.Ltd.Oftices.Quebec Railway Building d an 433 8t.John Street Phones 1922-2848 Specialty :\u2014-LARGE LINES.For Fire Insurance FAVE A TALK WITH MURPHY & COLLIER, &1 St.Peter Street.SPECIAL AGENTS: Aihs Assuiance Cs, Fow Yok Utceimibters\u2019 hong, The Great West Life Assurance Co.of Winnipeg, Man.Frenette & Pare, Agents in Quebec.Quetec Railway Building, St.Joseph Street.Telephone #027, GIROUX & COTE, 111 Moustais Rill, Mori Blook, * AGENTS-FOR : Sun Insurance-Office.5 London Assurance Corporation, - Alliance Assurance Co'y.Wu Liverpool-Manitoba Assur, Co, \u2014- Yorkshire Insurance.Co, Ltd x Canada Accident Co'y, LAE.The Globe Indemnity Co'y, 7-7 » + \u201cEUG, LEGLERG & CIE, #'Norwich Union / Springfield Fire & Marine Quebec Fire : L'Union de Paris Equitable Fire & Marine 88 St Peter St, Fhone 1254 $ ondon & Lancashire Guarantee & Accident.Etc, Beore placing your insurance communicate with us.We handle Fire, Marine and Life Insurance, Employers' and Fublic Liability, Automobile Insurance.Etc, BELLEAU & AUGER, Agents 05 Si.Porer 81, Quebec, Que.Tol 1081 Represen \u2019 the NOYAL Fire insurances effgcted upon cugrent rates ti C.& W.CHAMPION INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED gest Fire Ins.Company in the World) QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA (Guaranteed by the Royal Ins, Co.) all classes of property at lowest Losses promptly settled.Policies also issued for Life, Accident, Sickness, Liability, Automobile, Burglary, Plate Glass, Marine and Elevator, on best condi- ons.66 87.PRTER STRER Ts QUEBEC, que.\u201cSecurity First\u201d surance Policy is hardly better than a \u201cScrap of Paper.Central Assurance Exchange, fasurance lines mum rates.| BEST SECURITY preres BEST POLICY Without best Security, an Inworth | J.F.BELLEAU, 114 St.Peter Gt .Telephone 1820, This Central Office offers great facilities for distribution of large st lowest mini- OLIVER & Caledonian, Insurance Co.Lioyd's Plate Glass Insurance COOLICAN, Representing The London & Lancashire Life & Ganeral Assurance Association Ltd.British & Foreign Marine Insurance Ce, Limited, Employers\u2019 Liability Assurance Corporation Limited.Northern Assurance Co, Limited Royal Exchange Assurance tion, UNION BANK BUILDING Phone $8 \u201cTut: tad ML nd §8 ST.PETER STREET.Sun Life of Canada THÉ RESULTS FOR 1914 ssets as at Sls cember, pu Asset 3ist De 187.6 38 \u2018Increase over 1913.$461,309 36 INCOME.Cash Income from Premiums, Interest, Rents, ete, in 1914 TY eT Th0s3275 24 Increase over 1913.1,055873 60 SURPLUS Surplus earned .1,676200.34 The Niagara Fire Insurance of New J.EUG.LACHANCE 39 8T.PAUL STREET, insurance Agent, Representing! The Royal Exchange Fire Ins.of London, England, A.D, 1720.The Provincial Fire & Life Ins of Montreal, \u201c ° York, A.D, 1850.Les Prevoyants Pension Fund 126 St.Pater SI, Quebec du Canada Insuran: 8 Company HEAD OFFICE: Of which there wah: Distributed te ; Folicyholders t to participate ent particig 54 Paid \u2018as Dividends to Shareholdal as vide: _ 3 00 sacaccnseue ,500 00 HH distributed Profits 035 69 Added un ded aso0c0 sarees 777,03 Total Surplus 31st December, 1914, over all liabilities and Capital .6504793 PAYMENTS TO POLICY HOLDERS.Death Claims, Matured Endowments, Profits, etc duri 6,161 ois Payments \u201cto Policyholders since organization $45,546,578 00 INSURANCE ployers\u2019 Liability.GEO.BRODIE Fire, Life, Marine, Accident, Sickness, Automobile, Plate Glass, Burglary, Em- Hochsiaga Bank Bolldiag, (Quibee, Phanoe\u2014 Office 246.Nesidence $384 Tet.Office 1630.A.Q.VERRET All Kinds of Insurance Tel.Ree.830.and Real Estate 162 St.John Street, QUEBEC.ASSURANCES ISSURD IN CANADA.Assurances issued and paid for in cash during 1914., 15,988,429 89 TOTAL ASSURANCES 18S8UED Assurances issued and paid for in cash during 1914 32,167,339 04 BUSINESS IN FORCE.At 31st December, 1914, $218,299,835.00.L A TRUDELLE, District Man.109 MOUNTAIN HILL PHONE: 1122 QUEBEC, \u2018THE SUREST PROTECTION FOR THE FAMILY IS A POLICY ISSUED BY THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES J.EUG.LACHANCE, 30 St.Paul Street, Agent.Board of Trade Building.In \u201cThe Climax of Security\u201d Better be sure than sorry by far.Founded in 1806.Total Assset., Investments in Canada the largest of any Co'y, over.$12,000,000 J.F.BELLEAU, General Agent \u2014 Phone 1310 case of fire or in time of war The Law Uniox & Rock Fire Insaranes Co'y, of London, Eng, 114 St.Peter St General Insurance and President.TheDominion Brokerage Com OF QUEBEC.J.T.R088, Esq, DOUGLAS T.TAYLOR, pany\u2019 1 Investment Brokers, General Agent \u2014 Phone 1310, Telephone 1715 i a Office\u201d, of London, England.Founded 1710.Oldest Ins.Company in the world, Net Surplus, over.$10,000,000 Soo.-Treas.J.F.BELLEAU, \u201cSecurity First\u201d Imperial Underwriters\u2019 Corporation Guaranteed by \u201cSun Fire 114 St.Peter St.Union Bank Eullding, Quebeo. 1 ges Mn ees wisi oa THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.vu \u2018MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1918 Waki Flannel Shirts, separate col Khaki ar and two pockets.Mhaki Cambric Handkerchiefs, hem.Sweaters, \u201cstitched, 3 far SOc, or $200 dozen don\u2019t crease; Special.\u2018Military Requisites for Fall Knitted Ties, the kind that: Morley's Medium waight Wool ve \u2026T5e .derwear.Special.$ 3 Mufflers, Sleeping Caps! Extra Thick and Soft Khaki Worstand other Outduor Necessities., ed Socks, all sizes.J.H.MULLIN Reg\u2019d.HABER EMI DASHER Pho LE JACOT, Reg.JEWELER, OPTICIAN, 95 §i.yoreph Street, - + - = Fine assortment of Wedding Gifts, Cabinets of Cutlery, Silverware, etc., Diarond Rings, Fine Watches.95 St.Joseph Street - QUEBEC WANTED EAPTY VINEGAR ond LUBRICATING 1.ARREL Quebec Scrap Metal Tel.2777 Co.Reg'd.14 St.Roch Street QUEBEC.no 1606 48 FABRIQUE ST.mm mm EUROPE NEW YORK AND BOOK NOW IF YOU ARE GOING OR COMING First, Second and Third Class Passengers will receive Best At tention.Agent \u2018tor all Lines.F.S.STOCKING \u2018Phone 82.32 ST.LOUIS ST.* Dr.GEO.AHERN No equipment for above can Sportsmen, Military Men, Tourists Glas-es cut at bome, at an hour's untice.\u2014 be considered complete unless it contains a suitable pair ot Marin or Fieid Binoculars.We carfy a complete line for officers, military men or tourists.and would be glad to have you examine our stock, ranging from very iow to the highest Lo priced goods made.All prescriptions of Oculist filled up at once.All compourd P.C.LACASSE, Optometrists and C pticisns.= £0 Fabrique Street A NEW DEPARTURE JAEGER SHIRTS AND BLOUSES MADE FROM THE FOILOWING ARTICLES: TAFFETA WOOL.ZEPHYR WOOL.ne Y FLANNEL.delivered in four days.L FLANNEL You can select your patterns, leave ycur measure and have the Shirts THAT IS NOT ALL: We can also make yrur Pyjamas or Underwear i! you wish, at! mn our Jaeger Factory.This department is under the skilful supervision of Mr.I.C.Forbes, who has had nine years experienze with the Jasger Co, in Montreal.Come in and see our samples.JOHN DARLINGTON, Regis\u2019 OPPOSITE FOST OFFICE, SELLING AGENTS FOR JAEG{R PURE WOOL.TO MEASURE rad Office 40 Couillard Tel.30 TIMBER KEGULATIONS.GOVERNING Timbe: on Dominica | Lands in Manitoba, Saska:chewan Alberta, and the North West Territories, the Railway Belt in the Proviree, of British Columbia, and the Three and a Half Million Acres Locataed by the Government of the Dominion in the Peace River District in British i Columbia.Licenses, A license to cut timber on a tract not exceeding twenty-five square miles in extent may be acquired only nt publie auction.A rental of $5 per square mile, per annum, is charged on all timber berths excepting those sit: asted west of Yale, in the Province of British Columbis, on which the rental is ae the rate of § cents per acre.In addition tn rental, dues are charged on the timber cut at the rates set ont in section 20 of the reguia- von.Timber Permits and Dives.Permits may te gained in the Pio vinces of Manitohs, Saskatchewan and Alberta.to owners of portable sawmills.to eut over a definitely deserin- ed tract nf land rot exceeding one square mile in extent.on payment of dues at the rate of 30 cents per thousand feet, BM.snd subject to pav- ment of rental at the rate of $100 per square mile per annnm- Timber for Homesteaders.Auy occupant of a homestead quas- ter-section having no timber of his own suitable for the purpose may.nrovideé he han rot previously been atanted free aflowance of timber.obtain a free permit to cut the quantiry af building and fescine timher «et out in Section 51 of the Regulations.W.W.CORY, EDUCATIONAL.WALLACZ COLLEGE 25 St.Stanislas Street, Quebec Eighteenth Year NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that the Pier at the mcuth of the Cap Rouge river 18 submerged, as well as the other ; dec) water Pier that was there up % 3 = Dept.of the Minister of the Interior, Oittawa, 2th July, 1914, \u201465137.Me.18x6mv 5 Insirucuion given in TE to last winter, at the end of the long > Ec?in J horthand, Telegrapity, Mathematics, | wharf.Drawing, Music and Modern Lan.The position of the Pier at the Synopsis of Canadian Northwest guages.No vacations.Day ani | mouth of the Cap Rouge river is, as egulations, Evening Classes, J.W.Al.WALLACE, Principal.Jn.8x6m.OYSTERS Malpecaue Ovsters direct {rom Prince Edward Island.served at DUGAL'S CAFE.Auditorived.\"440 CENTS PER DOZEN.upwards.Point View House $6 FABRIQUE STREET Up-to-date Dining Room and Tea Room 1 = it Refreshments and Five-O'Clock as gd every afternoon, from 3.30 \"5.30 o'clock.a MRS.M.WHELAN, do fôn1y Proptietoress.Kent House DANCING EVERY EVENING EXCEPT ' SUNDAY.Station.The Maadais dore: Rooms, European plan, day and upwards.Pacing Grand Plaza and Central 120 8¢ John Street.THE CHILD'S CAFE Corner St, Peter and $t.James Streets.\u2018Phone 3432.0 St.Joseph Street \u2018Phone 3313.Table and attendance unsurpassed.Home-made Pies.Cucoanut, Strawberry, Blueberry, Rhubarb.All kinds of Fruits served in season, Also finest assortment of soft drinks and Ice Creanr heretofore, shown by a flat Buoy by day, and a White Light by night, and the position of the Pier recently taken - | at the end of the long wharf is in a straight line with the said Flat Buoy, and about 600 feet to the wes, W.A, K'NGSLAND, Agent OTTAWA American plat, $300 per day and One block from Parliament Build- In the Heart of Thigns.Take your Meals at Marathon Cafe IE RUSSELL HOUSE $1.00 per \"Phone $993 Apple, Kaisa, Cramberry, THE sole head of a family, or any male over 18 years old, may homestead a quarter section of available Dominiun land in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.Applicant must appear in person at the Dominion Lands Agency or Sub-agency for the dis.tet.Entry by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lands Agency (but not Sub-agency), on certain conditions.Duties: Six montns residence upon tnd cultivation o the land in each oi three years.omesteader may live within nine miles of his Homestead, on a farm of at least 80 acres, on certain conditions, A habitable house lis required except where residence is | performed in the vicinity, In certain districts a homesteader in good standing may pre-empt a quarter section :longeide his home stead.Price $3.00 per acre.Duties: Six months residence I» each of three years after earning homestead patent, also $0 acres extes cultivation.Pre-emption patent may de obtained as cuon as homestead patent, on certain conditions.A settier who has exhausted hip homestead right iray take a purchased homestead in cortsin districts.Price $3.00 per acr Duties: Must reside six months ia each of three years, cultivate 50 acres and erect a house worth $300 The area of cultivation is subject ts reduction in case of rough, scrubby or stony land.Live stock may be substituted fo: cultivation under cer tain conditions, W.W.CORY, C.M-G, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.Ni B.\u2014Unauthorized publication of this adverticement will not be paid tos-66208 * §, Lawrence Route: j SHIPPING NEWS CRI ARNO CAPTAIN CESCIE ON SS.CORSICH ALLAN LINER BRINGING MANY OTHER MEMBERS OF OVERSEAS FORCES.The Allan Liner R M.S.Corsica which is-due in port from Liverpoul dt about 5 w'elock this morning has among her passengers, Captain Conrad Geggie.of Quebec, a survivor of the ill fated Allan liner Hesperian, which was sunk by a torpedo or mine à short time ago.Besides Captain Geggie.of the Army Medical Corps.who was +: tached to one of the hospitals in France, the Corsican is bringing about 100 other members of Canadian contingents who are returning as convalescents or on leave of 3h sence.WAGES OF INTERNED SEAMEN Under Article [of the Hague Convention No.6 by which both Gemany and England agreed to be bound, it was laid down as desirable !that merchant ships belonging to one i belligerent which at the commencement of hostilities was in a port cl another belligerent.should be allov:- ed to depart freely.When war was declared between England and Germany there were vessels of eac'y nationality in the ports of the other belligerent.to act in accordance with the Convention, but Germany seized English vesscls which were in her ports, anl they are still hel: by Germany, an} their crews are interned in that country.One of the questions which has arisen in consequence is whether or not the wages of the seamen so in.tegned are by law payable during the men's internment The question had to he determine 1 at some time, even if the ownc-s were willing to accept the liability s- far as the men and the holders of their allotment notes were concerned.for there was the position of the owne-s to be determined.as between thera and the Goernment, with regard to the scheme providing for the support of interned seataen and their dependents.Under this scheme the part nf the cost to be borne by the shi>- owners was dependent upon their iia- hility or otherwise to continue the payment of wages to interned crews, The question has now been brought before the Courts in the case \u201cBeal v Horlock,\u201d and decided in the King\u2019s Bench Division and by the Court of Anpeal.Considering the importance of the question.a majoricy judgment.with the Lord Justice most experienced in shipping dissenting, is by no means satisfactory.MAY DEEPEN UPPFR DELAWARE RIVER CHANNEL.\u2018The veport of the Government ea- gineers who have investigated the channeling of the upper Delaware, uc- cording to unofficial advices.The plans include the completetion of the river channel between the Municipal Pier at Trenton, N.J., and the present head of navigation.a mile below that point, and will call for the installation of several locks and dams.This means the addition of at least forty miles of river navigating an} will materially affect the devel: ment of a half-dozen New Jer:ey river towns between here and Easton.Pa.Lambertville, Frenchtown, \\il- ford.Rieglesville and Phillipsburg, by cheap water communication thus provided with this point, Philadelphia and other markets.The stretch nf channel now nearing completion is regarded as the first step toward the greater development.The river at Trenton has always been more or less unsaiisfactory, as the old channel practically terminated befsre Trenton proper was reached.This makes it necessary for passengers to transfer to surface cars nearly a mile below the centre of the city while freight has to he \u201crucked that distance to and from the wharf boat landing.The Municipal Pier.with the completion of the heart of the city and effect a material saving in time and expense tn travelers and shippers.\u2014\u2014 SHIPPING NOTES.The steam barge Tylein went into the Basin yesterday to discharge her corgo.Following vessels passed up yeste=- day bound for Montreal.S.S.Ashburton, Welshman, Milwaukee, Keyvive and Aldonie.The S.S.Kinmount and steam barge Saskatoon passed out over the week-end.The $.S.Manchester Citizen arrived down from Montreal yesterday and is - \u2014\u2014 = OCEAN SAILINGS.Compiled by PF.8.Stoéking, General Steamship Ticket Agent, 32 St Louis street.Quebee Subject to Change.18\u2014St.Louis .N.Y.Liverpoal 21\u2014Corinthian.Quebec.Havre' and London 22-Baitic .N.Y.Liverpool * \u2014Pretorian .Quebec.Glasgow 28\u2014Cors:an.Quebec.Lirerpaol *TFuscanie, .N,Y.Glasgow \u201c-Orduns , .N.Y.Liverpool \u201cPhiladelphia.N.Y.Liverposl 26\u2014Pumeranian.Quebec.Havre and London « Sicilian , ., .Quebec.Havre - and London 28\u2014Rotterdam.N.Ÿ\u2026.Falmouth and Rotterdam England was prepar:d |P completing her cargo of timber and deals in the basin.8.S.Michigan is due to pass up on her way to Montreal at an early hour this morning.$.S.Cairndhue inward bound is expected in port this morning.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, September, 19th, 1915.Cape Salmon, 81: Clear.strong west Inward 11.30 a.m.steam barge Keyvive and Alderney.Ontward 10 am.steam barge Kiimounr 11 a.m.Rosecastle steam barge Henry B.Hall at St.Simeon wharf.Father Point, 157: Cloudy, variabl Inward 99 am, 1030 am, Grena.11 a.m, 1.30 p.m.Michigan and Cairrtdhu.Little Metis, 176; Cloudy, nor.h- east.Inward 130 p.m.steamer, 2 p.m.Kronprins Olav, 2.30 p.m., Corsican.Matane, 200: Unscttled, strony southwest.(nward 11 am.Steamer supposed 1 p.m.Nevada, Cape Magdalen.294: Rainingsoutheast.Inward noon steam barge Meaford.Seven Islands: Cascapeda left 1 pm.for Ellis Bay.Montreal to Quesec: Longue Pointe, 134: Clear, souta- west.Inward 7 a.m.Quebec, 840 a.m.steam barge Robt.Rhodes, 12.43 p.m., Duendes.: Cap St.Michel, 125: Clear, south- west.Vercheres.120: Clear, southwest.Inward 2.55 pm., Prefontaine.Outward 11.55 am.steam harge Saskatoon.1.40 p.m.Hosrer Barge No.2, Lingan 2.05 p.m.\u2018 Portneuf.31: Clear.southwest.Tnward 245 p.m., Welghman.St.Nicholas, 12: Clear, southwest.In 2.52 p.n.Milwauee.West of Montreal.Dock No.2: Sen.Derbyshire 1.15 rt.Galops Canal.99: Clear, northwes* Waccamaw boun'l west 545 am, Proctor and tow 10.15 am.Glide 10.30 a.m.Malwn 1245 p.m.John Sharples bound west 10.15 am.Windsor 1030 a.m.Paliki 10.45 a.m.Nicaragua 11.15 am.Masaba 113% a.m.Rapids Prince 7.15 am.Avon 6.15,p.m.yesterday.Simla 63 p.m, Keybell 645 p.m.Belleville 7.20 p.ni.Port Dalhousie: Acadian 4 p.m.yesterday.Bickerdike 435 p.m.Port Colhorre: Keynor 930 p.m.yesterday.H S.McGREEVEY.Superintenden*.HIGH WATER /T QUEBEC ° (Standard Time 75tkt Meridian).Sept.am, p.m.Monday .20 3.11 3.53 Tuesday .21 4.07 442 Wednesday .22 4.58 5.23 Thursday .23 5.43 601 Friday .24 6.24 6.33 Saturday ., .25 704 7.4 Sunday .2% 744 7.51 : Mzon Phases.Full Moon .So 234.35a.m.CANADIANS DRINK LESS.The national thrift engendered o! the war and the scarcity of spending money, coupled with the increased excise taxes, have combined to make Canadians smoke and drink less.The figures of the Inland Revenue Department as to the national consumption of liquor and tobacco for the last fis: ST, GEORGE'S HOUSE 3! ST.URSULE ST, QUEBEC.| Fine central situstion, charming views overlooking.historical \u2018gardens of the Ursuline Convent, and Laurentide hills.Home-like rooms, with all modern conveniences.Good table board.Separate meals if desired.MRS.T.L DOUGLAS, Telephone 66 \u201c Proprictoress\u2014 rer CAPITALISTS, MFRS, & \u201cBUILDERS.1.102.122.The \u201cLateral Grip\u201d reinforcement (concrete construction) in territorial sections, or state, as desired.For printed particulars and full information apply to Wm.Appleby, Napa P.QO, California.Sept.16x2w.Fumished Rooms to Let.PP \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MRS.HEALEY\u2014 79 St.Louis street.Telephone 5482.Sept.10xt.E\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROOMS TO RENTrer rer ROOMS I'O LET\u2014For a gentleman in a private family.On first floor, runnig water in thie room, modern improvements.Moderate terms.Apply 18 St, Ursule St.Sept.18x3.ROMOS TO RENT\u2014Two large donble rooms with board of required.Electric light, Lat, modern conven: ences.Apply 35 St.John St.Sept.14x3 ROOMS TO LET\u2014At 194 Se Uraule St, First class.furnished or unfurnished rooms with all modern conveniences, electric light hot and cold water, ete.Apply on premises, to Mrs.Donohue.Phone 2813.june 22x3mos \u2014 rer FOR SALE PIANOS OFFFRED AT REDUC- TION-We are offering at big reduction all our -superb assortment of new.ordinary and automatic pianos, noluding the latest style pianos \u201cGerhard Heintzman,\u201d \u201cSteinway #7: fons,\u201d of New York, \u201cNordheimer.\u201d \u201cWeber,\u201d \u201cLindsay.\u201d ete.If you intend to purchase a musical instrument come to our store to examine these superb instruments and you will benefit by the great advantages that we are offering you.Apply immediately to G.W.Lindsay, Ltd.201-203 St.John street, Quebec.Store open Saturday evening up to 10 o'clock.Sept.17x3.PIANO OFFERED AT REDUC- TION\u2014A superb automatic piano of a high artistic value, having sll modern ameliorations, mahogany case.sll iron mountings.offered for $495, payable $20 cash and $10 per month for the balance.For this price, we will add $10 of music free, Apply immediately C.W.Yindsay.Ltd.201- 203 St.John street, Quebec.Store open Saturday evening up to 10 o'clock.Sept.17x3.cal year show a considerable drop from the preceding year.There were | nearly 800000 fewer gallons of spirits drunk and forty-eight million ! fewer cigars and twenty-seven mi:-, linn fewer cigarettes smoked than during the preceding year.This | marks the first slackening in the growth of men's expensive habits for some years in Canada.The last d=- crease in the national consumption sf liquors and tohaccos synchronized with the financial depression of nea:- ly twenty years ago.Since then the nation's drink and tobacco bill has been steadily mounting.But even with the decreased consumption of the past year thz \u2018otals are decidedly large.Of cigars thre were consumed 236866.542, as compared with 288.219.892 in 1913-14.Cigarettes were smoked to the num- her of 1.089.156.606, as compared with 1,116,023,170 in 1913-14.Averaying the total price of cigars at\u2019?cents and of cigarettes at 1 1-2 cents each, this means about $33,000,000 spent on on these two luxuries alone last year in Canada, or sufficient to pav the interest on the war debt for four or five years.The total consumption of spirfts was 4072187 gallons, as compared with 4.831,116 gallons for the preceding twelve months.Per capi\u2018a consumption of liquors js on the down grade, after several years of steadily upward tendency.The\u2019 ner capita consumption of spirits last year was 1,82 gallons, as compared with 1,116 gallons for 1913-14.It is lower now than at any time «ince 1903.The per capita consumption of beer last year was 6071 gallons, as compared with 7.200 gallons in 1913.14.The per capita consumption of wines was 118 gallon, as compared with .124 gallon in 1913-14, The per capita consumption of to.LADIES, LADIES, LADIES | c=\" If looking for exclusive Millinery, look for MARCEAU & CO, 155 St.Joseph St.PERSONAL WOULD YOU MARRY 1¥ SUITED?\u2014Best Matrim > til Paper published.\u201d Mailed Free.Tie Correspondent, Toledo, Ohio.Sept.7x1m.MARRY IP YOU ARE LONELY ~The reliable, confidential, \u201csuccess ful club has large number of wealthy, eligible embers, both sexes, wishin, Mrs.Wrubel, Bux 26, Oakland, Cali Aung.Unio.PIANOS OFFERED AT RE- DUCTION\u2014We have on hand several magnificent table and cottage pianos, very little used, repaired to the state of new, which we are offering at prices varying from $100 to $225, payable $3 and $5 per month.Apply immediately to C.W.Lindsay.Ltd, 201-203 St.John street, Quebec.Store open Saturday evening up to 10 o'clock.Sept.17x3.PIANO OFFERED AT REDUC- TION\u2014 A superb cottage piano.latge size, \u201cLindsay,\u201d mahogany case, all iron mountings, 7 1-3 octaves, ivory keys, regular price $325, but as this instrument was used sev: eral times we are offering it for $275, payable $10 cash and « per month for the balance.Apply immediately to C, W.Lindsay, Ltd, 201-203 St.John street, Quebec.Store open Saturday evening up to 10 o'clock.Sept.17x3.\u2014e FOR SALE-1 Stationary engine 100 H.P., 1 Bailer, 1 lot of shafts of various sizes and hangers, 1 lot of iron and wooden pulleys of all sizes, l lot of leather belting of various width.Will sell at an exceedingly low rice to a promp buyer.Apply at ous Beaubien, Regd, 124 St.Dominique St, Quebec.Aug.19x1m ee rt MOTOK YACHT FOR SALE\u2014 A firet class Motor Yacht, \u201cClinker: Built,\u201d copper fastened, 29 fest 9 inches long.Beam, 8 ft.§ in.Draught, 2 (2.6 in, Hull built in England, all brass fittings, 2 cabine and Toilet Room, Height inside of cabins, $ ft 9 in, 18 M.P.Morse-Fair- bank Engine, Tank capacity, 118 gallons, Speed, 10 miles, Splendid boni in any kind of weather.Only reason for selling cannot spare the time.Good chance for s quick buyer, For FOR SALE or royalty.Pat.No.\u2019 ST.URGULE HOUSE QUEBEC - Most centraily situated on the ste ser cf St Louis and St Ureule Sa, inst inside the St Louis Gate.Bem Site in the city.All modern comves- fences.Ream and board.Firsts C488 cuisine and service.Satisfaeguaranteed.A select resort fof lady tourists.Also table board Telephone 3344, MS.HK.).LEMESURIER er A 0 LOST , LOST \u2014 Yesterday afternoon ai tae corner of Maple Avenue and St.Cyrille streets, a black spaniel with white long tail and spot on chest.18 Aberdeen street.Tel 2230.Reward offered.\u2014 WANTED WANTED\u2014At once, small heated flat, unfurnished.Apply bY letter to M.M., care Chronicle.sept20xt.f.A Arr rer rem YOUNG MAN \u2014 Having good | knowledge of French and English, for general office work.Apply t C.P.R, 46 Dalhousie street.Py 4 Sept.20x2 WANTED\u2014Good General Servant, English-speaking.Two in family.Apply Mrs, Ogilvy, 26 Apartment House, Grande Allee.Sept.20x3._\u2014 rs WANTED \u2014 A general servant who can cook.Must have references.Good wages to capable servant.Apply Mrs.F.S.Stocking, 30 St.Louis St.Sept.20x3.WANTED\u2014An experienced \u201c10use table maid.References required, \"Apnly to Mrs.J.McCarthy, 273 Grande Allee.Sept.15x6.WANTED\u2014A young girl who , speaks Engusi correctly to pass several months in a French tamily.Reïerences required.Apply 216 1-2 Dorchester street.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 een WANTED \u2014 Stenographer-typist for temporary employment.Must know both languages well.State salary.Apply M.B., Chronicle Office.Sept.18x3.WANTED\u2014Small flat in central locality, possession about 1st November, Address \u201cFlat\u201d, P.O.Box 123.Sept.17x3.WANTED\u2014 Electrical draftsman.In applying state in detail previous experience, where previously and at present employed, salary expected.Address Works\u2019 Engineer, Canadian General Electrical Co.ePterboro.Ont.Sept.17x3.LOAN WANTED\u2014To borrow the sum of $25,000 on first mortgage.Apply P.D.Box 42, St.Roch, Quebec.Sept.16x6.WANTED\u2014Private English teacher for a couple of hours each morning.Apply by letter to \u201cB,\u201d care Chrenicle, sept.16x6.WANTED-\u2014 A housemaid, als» s+ pantry maid.Apply Mrs.J.F.Burstat!, St.Louis Road.Tel 363.Sept.13x:f \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee Ry a.FLAT WANTED\u2014Wanted immediately, à flat of six or seven roums, with modern conveniences.Apply to 62 St.Joseph street; phone 2149 or 1380, Sept.ati EDUCATIONAL.PUPILS WANTED \u2014 A refined and experienced lady is open to give French lesgons privately to young ladies in their own home.Terms moderate.Write for appointment M.Ohronicle Office.Sept.15x1w.TO LET.TO LET TO IST MAY\u2014Furnish- ed house No.27 Mount Carmel street, The Cape, possession immediate if desired.Apply on premises or telephone No.1859.Sept.17xtf.LARGE TENEMENT TO LET, above the Woolworth Store, No.210 St.John street; 16 rooms, including 2 kitchens and 2 bath rooms; heated by the lessor, S.Jules LaRue, Notary, 84 St.Peter street.sept.i0xtf.TO RENT.FURNISHED ROOM On first ficor, in private family.within § minutes walk of PARLIAMENT HOUSE and ROSS RIFLE FACTORY.Tele phone in house.For gentleman only.References required.Apply to P.O.Box 92, Bta.against this estate are requested to roduce them, and those indebted to farther information, apply to J.A.ion \u201cB.Ci ré, 21 St Peter Bt.Quebec, tion \u201cB.Clty.NOTICE.Sp.1xIm ESTATE OF SIMEON DEVAR-| OFFICES TO LET\u2014Offices in ENNES\u2014AIl persons having claims | the Richeliew Buildin 88 » those formerly occupled by the Que: bec Steamsbip Company, Commande River.For è asked to pay them without de- | log view of Ny Yo \u201cthe undersigned notary.G.A, | terme and conditions a Rr to CAN- Paradis, notary, 402 St.\u2019 John street.ADA STEAMSHIP is LTD.\u2018Sept.16x1w, | 4 Dulhousie street.\u2018ob.uté baccos was 2,442 pounds, as com: pared with 3,711 pounds in 1913-14, a decrease of nearly one'third.The\u2019 total amount of tobacco entered for consumption last year was 20,664,405 pounds, of which 15723,329 \u201cpounds TO LET\u2014Store No.4 du For street, Upper Town, opposite to the -Post Office.Apply to W.R.LaRus, Notary, 238 St.Anne street.\u2014 : Rooms and Board\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eerste VICTORIA HOTEL\u2014Harry Fon: taine, Prop, Palace Hill.Tel.63%, were foreign raw leaf.Cigaretteusers paid in excise last year à total of $3004822, as compared with $2, 007347 dering 1913-14 Sept.1vntd MONDAY SEPTEMBER à DONALOSON : GLASGOW PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE From Glasgow.From Montreal tSept.4\u2014Borderdale.about Sept.22 Sept.18\u2014TSS.Athenia.about Oct.4 Sept.25-TSS.Cassandra about Oct.11 Steamers marked t freight only.Apple any steamship west oF The ROBT.REFORD CO, Limited, General Agents.FREIGHT SERVICE TO LEITH From Montreal 8S.FREMONXA.about Oct, 5th The ROBT.REFORD CO., Limited, EUROPE via LIVERPOOL Orduna .Sat, Bept.25, 10am Saxonis .8st, Oct.9, 10 2.m.Orduna Sat, Oct.23, 10 am, \u2018Tuscania .\u2026.Pri, Oct.29, Spm Saxonia .Sat, Nov.6 10am En Route to Glasgow.ROUND THR WORLD TOURS Through bookings to all principal Ports of the World, \u2018Company's Office: 21-24 State st., N.Y.F.8, Stocking, 32 8t.Louis st.; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade at, Quebec.* \"THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE ot Sir, C.W.WALCOT, PH 8 Cos Stocks and Bonds She pk BOUGHT and SOLD, AUDITOR PETER TRE] 118 MOUNTAIN HILL and ; .i \"Phones: 1402 and 1403, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT to H.S.THOMSON, 92 ST.PETER STREET.Quebec MANAGER TELEPHONE 5819.* TELEPHONE 177, > FRENCH LINE Compagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique \u201cPOSTAL SERVICE.\u201d SAILINGS FROM N.Y, lo BORDEAUX LA TOURAINE .Sept 25,3 p.m.ESPAGNE .Oct.3,3pm.ROCHAMBEAU .Oct.93pm CHICAGO .Oct, 16,3 p.m Municipal Debentures Offerin» perfect Qo dd eR Security to net Invests COMMERCIAL NEWS : seccotemensersrmenmel | SH to 6 1-2% | SEE 6 NEW YORK MARKET.(Canadian Press).New York, Sept, *19\u2014The note worthy feature of today's strong and | active session is that it was shares in | ARTHUR BRUNFAU, Floor Member, A B.DIFUIS Quebec.For information apply oi Wm.M.Macpherson, $3 Dall e st; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade st.; F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st, Quebec.Agents.From Montreal and Quebec Steamers For Corinthian .Sept.21et, Havre MONTREAL to LONDON London 26th, PEPIN Sept îlst 8icilian .Sept.Havre 28.; EEADLEY 50e «+ About Sept Bat .London +e Oct.2 nd, Glasgow .Oct.3rd, Havre .London For further information, apply to F.8.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st.; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade st, or Allans, Rae & Company, 81 St.Peter st, Quebec.| Agents, Quebec.THE CANADI OF COMMERCE Steamers marked *, freight only For information apply to Jules Hone Travel Agencies, 31 Buade st; F.8.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st, also I.C.Rand $C.P.R.Ticket Agents, or The Robert Reford Co, Limited, General Pretorian .Pomeranian .| HAS INSTALLED | SAFETY DEPOSIT [I .XXS.- \u2018Wills, Titlo Deeds, Mortgages, Insutance Policies or other valuables in one of these boxes - a3 POR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO Main Branch\u2014Canadian Bank of Commerce Building, Cor.St.Peter and St.Paul Streets.! ferred losing 8 at 160.trials and equipments paived 2 tv 3 to an unusual degree by the railways.| In fine, its tone was less one-sided than recently, although war special ties and stocks of kindred deserip- tion, were again to the fore.In these | issues, however, there were signs .f profit-taking on the part of manipnla- tors for the rise.The advance was somewhat un «x.pected advises from london regari- ing Cabinet differences, a condition of deadlock in the international credit situation and weakness of foreix- exchange being among the adverse developments of the day.None uf these factors scemed to militate az- ainst the rule, however, which lost ligle of its strength at the end.The more substantial gains amon the raitroads were Canadian Pacide 3 at 156 1-4: Reading 2 1-4 at 151 5.8, and Union Pacific and New York Central 1 3-4 cach at 131 and 94 1-4 respectively.Greater gains were scored by the automobile shares, Studebaker advancing 10 1-2 to the new high of 130 and General Motors 10 to 290.ur within a point_of its recovery.Bethchem Steel rose for to 344.the pro-, Other indus- points, with four points for American Woolen at 47 3-8.and 5 for Unit d States Steel at 89 1-4: Selling was =/- fective in Colorada Fuel, American Can and Cruc\u2019hle Steel.which vield- ed substantial \u201cractions to a point.In the main, however, prices showed a marked tendency to overcome prose sure.United States Steel stood out in this respect, advancing half a poiat to 75 7-8.in the face of heavy offe-.ings.Total sales amounted to 410 00 shares.cr the basis of a milli shares for a full day.The reported hitch in the forcizen .oRñ situation probably accounted I» the disorganized state of exchange ates on London.demand sterling d=- lining to 4.68 1-2, § 1-2 cent under the + Hospitzi Bt, Montres) BRUNEAU \u2018 \u2018Phone 1506 POST & FLAGG GINGRAS A A (Members Montreal Steck Exchange.) STOCK BROKERS, Direc: Privzte Wire with Orders promptly executed on all Markets.& DUPUIS 11-13-15 Sault au Matelor Street 38 Wall Sueet, New York Maziper.mand.| Prices\u2019 higher: \\merican ! middiing.fair, 7.204; good middling.6.64d; middling.6.344: low mid-llinz.5.85d: good ordinary, 546d; ordinary.| $164.The sales of the day were 16.- ' G00 bales, of which 4,000 were for spe.| culation and export.and included 13.- 1650 American.- Receipts were 2.200 bales.including all American.Futures ! closed casy.CLOSING MARKET LEWTZRS ty rivrie wire to Breen & Cour dear, Stock: Brokers, 63 Si.Petes Sticet.and 6 Sault-au Mazct> Phone 185 _ New York, Sept.1\u2014Activity anil J etrength marked the trading in te day's session of the tok marker, i which all departments of the li: tivipated.The earlier transac were principaily confined to t P dustrial issues, virtually, tiie resumy tion of advancing movement which has characterizéd tha: particular clas: of securities the past few days.while in the last hour the rails devel pe! a strong tone and quotations for thos: stocks advanced shacgly.Favorable interpretation of a report to the ci- fect that the Commission had adopted the referendum in the plea of the western railroads to, .postpone the + = M:ntrezl Service Laily, at 6.50 p.m.Saguensy Service ir res a week, every lay Wednesday, Frd:y À Saturday, a, 8.00 am.North Shore Servicemes wcekiy, at 940 am.| every Fri Day Bost from Cap-a-i'Aigle and the intermediate ports, un Tuesday, eptember 2ist, Office 'Phone Freight Office Phone.1830 1829 cdg, 75 at 36%.25 ar 36, 25 ar 351: 125 at 35%.30 at 33, 30 at 33a.40 a 4314, 30, 50 at 35, 200 at 3513, 25, 10, Mt 5 at 3504.50 at 35, 8, 5 at 35%, (JO, 25, 25 ap-35, 5 ae 3544, 45 nt 35, 109 rat 25 at 3814.50 at 35%.20, 7 25.10.40 at 3514.Cument\u201425 at 28, Locamotive\u201428 at 30%, 10 ut 30, 25.75 au 30°, 15 at 30, 75 at 451.75 10 at 45%, 40, 5 125 at 4514, 100.15 at \u201c514, 50 lé at 45,5 at 4844 1435, 10 at 451 at 48.10, 25, 25 \u2018at 4514, 50 at 4514.100 at 4516, 15, 50 25 ur 454.| Ames\u2014I0 3 ar 15.M 15 aw 10782, 100.35, 10, 5 160 at 45 25 at .25, 50 at 88, Re Car pli-\u20143 at 117 Seotia pfd\u20141 at 115, 1 at 1134, Steel Company of Canada pfd\u20142, 2, 1 at & 3 at Non, 25, 25 at N7%, 25 at R7, Sat 87%, 35 at 97, Rell Telephone\u2014$1.000 at 0614.Cedars\u2014J}3 at 64.50, 30 at 6414.Wayanamack Honés-\u20148200, $3.000 at 74.O1L8, HTC.London.Sept.15\u2014cCaleutta Jinseed.Sept-Oct\u2026 384 nd.Linseed wit.20: od Sperm oil.£30.Petroleum.American refined, 934d; spirits, 101:d.Turpentine.spirite, 3s 74d.Rosin, \\emerican strained, 12¢ Jd; type \u201cGL 13s.Savannah, Ga.Sept.18\u2014Turpen- tine, quiet, 37% to IN; sales, 6: receipts.252: shipments, 196; tock, 21.377.& GOURDEAU £TOCK AND BOND BROKERS 63 8T, PETER STRERT, ana ¢ SAULT AU MATELOT STREET.Telephone 185 CONNECTIONS Correspondents: Jenks, Gwynse & Co, members New York Stock Trade, and New Orleans Cotton Molson and Robin, members Montreal Stock Exchange.THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY ve we $07,000,000 7,875,000 \u2014\u2026voc000u00 ves 25 at 45/6, 10 at : Assets in Caneds .\u2026\u2026.\u202600coccnenmerseuvse srncerarsesssress $7,000,000 Over $10,000 paid daily in Claims, Eodowments, ets.Tha Reversionary Bonus of Polleyhoiders for period of 1908 to 1910 amounted to $$,857,920.00, being at the rate of $13 per $1,000 per annum oy W.& G.MORTON MASBEY, Chief Agents, J A.L.HAMILTON, Manager.ce Jive CENTS | order in the advance rate case for \u201d & q ion.| : .Pa Upper Town Branch\u2014Cor.John and D'Auteuil Streets.| \u2018he Bank statement disclosed, an ninety days to pergit a re hearing Q.L.DOAK, Manager.actual cash gain of about $R.201000, | SE responsible fac sthe improve A ae ue | sentintent.While prdlit-taking around tightly under general 20.000,06) the close caused some recessions the an expansion af almost 000.000 © Saspe & Baie des Chaleurs S.S.Co., and a decrease in the vers large ex- undertone Jermained oud.bonds, sL- : : .cess reserves of only $3,750,000.Sn CCE S su TRANG TED ame Bonds were steady on nominal trad.366,000._ .1 sal 1 el = Will sail from Quebec on Wednesday, the 8th and 22nd, [nF (OU sles par value) Agric | ey yopoNTO- ; at four (4.00) o'clock p.m,, for Gaspe and des Chaleurs Coëst, and| United States Ronds were unchaag- PRODUCE MARKZT wil call to Cap Chat and all intermediate ports as far as New Carlisle.ed on call during the week ?Toronte -\u2014 Quonaitions are as fol Connecting with the Steamer \u201cGa * for Bonaventure, Caplan, lows: = Maria, New Richmond, Carleton Delhousie and Campbellton.passenger NEW YORK STOCK MARKFT Wheat, Ontario \u2018No.2 winter, A if i ne days accommodatia sengers.: : ; ; | de outside, hevordi loca.Foie will pe received at the Harbor Commission Pontoon, Custos w rs Treo Drunean x Dupuis > M Yor Ao What, ob the day of selling, Hl 200 o'clock, PM.Bault-su-Matc'o Street, Tol 1564 | No.3.north, $1025, or er » apply to: Open High Low Close | Oats \u2014 Ontario, No.2 white, new, » J: M.POULIOT, Agent Allis-Chal'rs .44 44 43% 44 138: to 39c: No.3.3c to 38¢ outside Telephone 2001.188 8T.PAUL STREBT, | Am Beet Sug.65% 65 65% 65% | On track.Toronto.; > Am Can com.61% 6114 604 60% Corn \u2014 American.No.2, yel.84: = \u2014\u20142 | Am Car Fdy.71% 713% 7034 71 TC Teron of ROE REE ORIN ONCE RER PAINE) Am Ice .25 2 24% 24% cas\u2014No.2, $1.25.WE OFFER Am Loco .57% 57% 572 574 ! ; Barley\u2014S2c to 54ç quiride for malt- NTURES OF AmS&R.81% BI% N1LG Sil | UE.; ; DEBE \u2018 Am Sug Ref.1084 \u2026.Huckwhest \u2014 Noa inal, shipping Am T & T.12314 124% 123% 124 | points.Co.$850, 000.00 Ana Cop .1% 73% 71455 2115 Flour\u2014Manit-439 ficted quotations Atchison .101% 102 10114 102\u2019 (at Toronto are: First patents, 5-75; For the Balt & Ohio.83% 8444 KI 8414 | second patents, 5.25; strong bakers, ., 5 | Beth Steel .341 341 AR \"338 $5.05.Ontario wititer, 90 per cent.i ERT.83% © 3% 84 patents, $380 seaboard, à Municipality of The Village of Delisle Cal Petrol'm.ik 19% ak 19% Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran: Shorts : CPR .153 15614 1534 155% | $27.00 per ton nn track, Toronto.On- (5 Hours from Marie) Cent Leather.45% 47% 45;4 474 | tario bran, $25.00 per ton.County of Lake St.John, Ches & Ohio.4814 49 48%, 49 | \u2014_\u2014 At Par, Yielding 6 p.c.Colo F&I.57% 5714 55 58% \u2018 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Denominations $100.00 and $500.00; redeemable in 1925.Erie .0% 3034 0% 30% | (From Breens& Gourdean), For further particulars, apply to: dq 1st pfd.50%: 5154 50% 514 Sales (Saturday Morning).- - on le 119% 18% 19% Beil Telephone\u2014I at 145.Provincial Securities Ltd.| 5 SN220 0 bles 0 stamiess a fo zs ac, Inter Met .\u2026\u2026 204 20% 2044 20% |\u201d power\u201478 ar 21615, 25 at 217% SAR NES EAN R NE ES Cons pid 2 74% 4% 74% 4% Quebec Railway\u201425, 25 at Il.BY | Kan City Sou.26); 26% 26/2 26741 Shawini ; 0% = Lehigh Va] 146, 146 145% 148% | 25° Ee 0 1 84 at 120, Lou & Nash.116% .AR .ta : ; ; 2 » \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Mex Potrol'm.8514 85% 85 85% Laurentide-25 at 168%.150, 25, 25, 3 ; : 28, 25.25 at 169, 15 at 170, 10, 25, 25 | Tel Tel Misouri Pac.3% 3% 3K 3% at 169%.25 at 170, 25 at 17034, 25, 25.Office - 2307 Residence 2678) Nat Lead ce ox 4 645 6445 * es ADRIEN FALARDEAU evaca Cons eu = * Steel Company of Canada\u2014725 at » LL.B.New Haven .68 .4 ADVOCATE, BARRISTER end SOLICITOR N x ak 1H I pes Di 0.at Su x a PA = 5 z QUEBEC RAILWAY BUILDING North Pac 107% tonte 100s 10713 25.28, 80, 175 at 3546, 10 at 3814, 25, \u2014\u2014\u2014 North ac .TY ro rAd j 10.2 oe Hu Be Le g.9xmn,wd,stxly ,: ' eo , 40 at 35%, 55 at 36, 250, at People's Gas.117 .- Press Stl Car.6214 63% 62 62 TTT TTT r - v Reading § 1 151% 149% 1: Telephones: Office Hours: Rep 1 veer 48 4634 45); ) \u2018Offies, 5865; Residence, 1734.9to 12am, 2to 8pm, 7to9 pm || Siufehaker 120% 130 120 BREEN , Dr.EUGENE BEAULIEU Rubber .$24 Sy R SURGEQN-DENTIST.\u201cSoo\u201d com \u2026 3 ) South Pac .89 9% 89 1 | 24 6T.JORN STREET u QUEBEC.| south R y.16 | 16 PRIVATE Wiki Tridel tan 9x 5 hird Ave .58% 8 $8! nge: C Board of = \u2014 Utah Cop .65% 66% 6514 Buchange; Chicago Bourd a - Union Pac .120% 131% 129 U 8 Steel .75% 75% 75% : do pid .003% .| Westinghouse.117% 119 117% 118% \u2018 West Union.76% 77 764 77 Crucible .95% .9S} 93% 93% \u2018 Geo Elec .172%4 172% 171% 171% Accumulated Funds - FOR SALE-\u2014At Ste.Anne de Baeaupre, a good COTTON MARKETS.Revenue for the Veer .\u2019 house including private residence and a bakery; all in I; Nev fii Rr 197 Cotton futures , lo: .: , good condition.ged opportunity for a baker with a Iit- [| 10.54; Dec.1090; Jan, 1106c; e capital.Conditions easy.to liam Carrier Mar, 1 i May, 11.61c; July, 11.78¢.& Sons, 108 Dalhousie street, Ques.\u2018 Spot closed quiet.Midiing uplands, | ei pit prof price - , Livergoni + Cuttan, spot active de- - > 8° = .111 Mountain Hill Quebec, april2Sxly \u2014__ ! 1 Who has been connected with some of the larges: firms in Montreal, looking after their Bookkeeping, Audiiingete, has opened ap office at 34 Si.Eustache streer, where he will be \u2018n à position to accept any work in this line.Special rates given for making monthly.Trial Balances or Posting.Financial statements prepared with accuracy.PHONE 4054.Ag.27x1m STLAMER \u201cFRONTENA\u2014C* Commencing June 1st, 1915.Weather and conditions permitting.the Steamer \u201cFrontenac\u201d will sail » follows: Island of Orleans Perry.From island: From Quebec: 5.0 am .vise 6.00 am.6.45 am.verses 7.30 am 8.19 am.cere.9.18 am 10.00 am.\u2026 \u2026.11.30 am 1.60 pm, .2.00 pm.23 pm .vee.4.45 p.m.5.30 pm.2.615 pm.From Island: From Quebec: ea aa 1.400 pan.2.36 pm.5.00 pm.00000000 530 pain.On holidays the boat will vail trom the Island at 8.00 am.snd in the afternoon at the same time as on Sundays.Junction at St.Joseph with the Levis electric cars.1.20 p.m, STEAMER \u201cCHAMPION\u201d St.Laurent, St.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line.On and after the 13th of September, \u2018weather and circumstances permit:- | ! ! } t 5025, | \u2018 ing.the Steamer Champion will sail as follows with the exception of Sun-' days and holidays: From From Quebec Berthier, 500 a.m.M.T.S.3.90 pm.St.Jean.6.30am.St.Michel .7.15am.St.Laurent .800am.Saturday.leaving at 200 pm.On Leaving Quebec at 7.30 a.m, 1.15 p.m, and leaving St.jean at 5.30 p.m, On Saturdays the sume boat will sail irom Quebec to Berthier in order to permit citizens to enjoy the pure air on the river.The boat will sail from Quebec at 200 p.m, and will return 9.30 pm.AUCTION SALE CANADA, Province of Quebec.District gf Quebec.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.No, AN} t! Re: MARY GOLDRERG, daing business under the firm name.Oxford Silverware Co., Reg\u2019d.Quebec.0 EE Mispivent: NOTICE is hereby given that on FRIDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1915, At 11 O'Clock, am.will Te sold at enr offices.assets of this c-tate.as foilawe: fem 1 =Merchandise (silver ware oo.LLL.2\u2014Merchandise (punch hoard), 2202 Item 3\u2014Office furnitnre.ete.1.210,25 [tem 4\u2014Took debts.| \u2026 3.500) tem 5\u2014Kent to April 30th, 1916, The inventory lists and list of hook Item debts can he examined at our offices.The office and sample room will ne - 1 open on September 30th, for insper- tion.Terms of sale: CASTE LaRVUE, TRUDEL & FICHER Curators, Ofiices, Dominion Building, t 120 St.Peter street, Crown LMD ut 3500 1620 + 3.4, 1000 at Jo, 1.000 at Jet.| A Quebec, Sept.17th, 1915.\u20ac Sp 18,20.21 22,24,25,27.28,29,30x 10 CITY OF QUEREC.DISRICT OF QUEBEC CITY OF QUEREC.City Hall.} To wit.\u2014BY-LAW NO.405A BY-LAW CONCFRNING THÉ CLOSING OF CERTAIN STREETS IN LIMOILOU WARD.(Drawn up in the French Lanuvage).At a meeting of the Municinal Council of the City of Quebec, held on the 10th day of September instant (1915).the following by-law was read for the first time: Whereas the 273d, report of the , Finance Committe: was adopted by the Cout-cil.at its meeting of \u2018he 10th.of November 1911.Whereas the Canadian Northern Railway has, in conformity with (ne dispositions of .s2.d report, and spe: cially has become proptietor of all the lots and buildings bordering 11.h i Avenue in its entire length: 3ed Stfrom the Quebec & Lake St Join Railway linc as far as the Quebse Railway, Light, Hrat & Power Co.n- pany line: 4th and Sth streets he:- ween the 11th Avenue and the Quebec & Lake St.John Railwaw line: Tt is ordained and enacted hy the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the sald Council doth ordain and enact es follows: 1.The followinz streeta In Lim: oilou ward are her+by declared closed to wit: The 11th.Avenue in its entire length: the 3rd.atrect from the Quebec & Lake St.John Railway Line CL $2050.22 010.30\" NTO EIS EXCURSION TO MONTREAL\" $380 RETURN.- Plus 3¢ for war tax.Guing by-special train at tov pam Saturday, September 25th.Returning by all regular trains up to and ineluding train leaving Montreal at 9.00 a m.Tucsduy, Septem- Ler 28th, 1915 Purlor cars.PANAMA PACIFIC EXHIBITION, San Francos\u2014Ban Diego.Tickets now on Sale.Titket Offices: 30 St.John Streer- Chateau Frontenac and at thy Palais Statice.Lt G.J.P.MOORE, ds General Raulway and Steamship 1 Agency.All lines Represented.| aan.HANU | { A CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS.Lowest ares: greatest variety of routes, including the Transcontinental line to Winmpex.Tickets nsw on sale.Geo.H.Stott, C.I' & TA, Quebec, Que.Sp2Uxmogth Quesec CENTRAL RAILWAY w te Pullman, Buffet and Dining Cars on +; Through Traine Trains leave Levis as follows: 7.50 a.m\u2014White Mountain Express for Portland, connecting with | Chaudiere and Megantic divis- fons and all local stations; dog: except Sunday.\u2019 340p.m\u2014Bostor and New York Through Pullmans for Boston and New York daily.Connes# tions for Chaudicre and Megan 1 tic divisions daily except Son.| day.;_ Through Pulimars Portland, | Boston and New York.| For reservations and tickets, apply | to:\u2014 ! P.S.STOCKING, D.P.A, i 32 St.Louis street, telephone 82, og office at the ferry, phone 342, Representing Thomas Cook & Son, and.all Ocean Steamship Lines.for CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAY PRINCE.EDWAR 3 belton, daily.2.20 p.m.\u2014Maritime Express to St cept Saturdays.Saturday's train runs to Mont Joli on'y points via Riviere Ouelg wharf.du Loup, daily except Suadav.| 12.15a.m\u2014Ocean Limited to Halifax | 12.50p.m.\u2014 Maritime Express to Montreal, daily.| ee CAN Express to Campe John and Halifax, daily ex- connections for Murray Bay 8.15 p.m.\u2014Lceal Express to Riviers daily.| 3.29a.m.\u2014Ocean Limited to Montreal.daily.! TRANSCONTINENTAL RY.9.002.m.\u2014Express to Fitzpatrickdaily except Sunday.On Tuesday and Thursday this train runs through to Cochrane and Winnipeg.6.302.m\u2014-Mixed train to Edmundston (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday).4.25 p.m.\u2014Express to Monk daily ex.cent Sunday.| §.J).NESTOR, CTA, ! 7 Du Fort and 22 Dalhousie sta.CANADIAN NORTHERN OTTAWA EXHIBITION, Septérn ber 10th to 1Rth.| SPECIAL FARE, $9.60.| Quebec to Ottawa and return.Excursion tickets will be sold ts Ottawa from September 10th to 17th inclusive.valid for return seven days from date of sale, but not later than Monday, September 20th.VA For further information apply to Ticket Agent Canadian Northern Railway, 160 St.Andrew street: telephone 3427 or Jules Hone's Travel Ageney, 21 Buade «treet, tel.4104 eat vertes TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY, .TIME TABLE, ; Taking Effect June 14th, 1915 No.i, (a) Leaves Riviere du Loup vv vo ue vv un + 745mm, Arives Connors, N.B.12.38 No, 3 (a) Leaves Riviere du ! Loup .\u2026.\u2026 «\u2026 vr ve ov «11.00 ME Arrives Conners, N.B.850p.m.No.2.(a) Leaves Connors, N° B .+ +.\u2026.\u2026.3459.Arrives Riviere du Loup 835 p.m No, 4.(a) Leaves Connors, NB.oooo ove.700am Arrives Riviere du Loup 4.10pm, All trains daily except Sunday.Connection at Edinundston June tion with Canadisn Pacific Ry, for Woodstock.Fredericton, St.Joba, N.B.; Houlton, Presque lste, Caribou and Fort Faishield, Me.And at Riviere du Loup with dt Intercoionial Railway Express tedins.Por further information, folders, ete, apply to F.S.Stocking, 32 St Louis street; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade treet, on F.X.BELANGER, Gen.Freight and Passenger Agent.Riviere du Loup as far as the Quebec Railway, Light.Heat & Power Company Railway \u2018line 4th, and Sth streets Tetween the 11th, Avenne and the Quebec & Lake St John Railway line.Public Notice.1s hereby given that, pursuant law.the above by-law will be re | yecand time, for adoption, on | DAY.the twenty-fourth day of Ses tember 1915.; By order, a H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City cles \u2018 ?it TWO GOLD MEDALS Were Awarded Us FOR OUR EXTENSIVE EXHIBIT at the Provincial Exhibition for WATER WORKS SUPPLIES, TOOLS, MANTELS iy and FIRE PLACE TRIMMINGS.Mechanics Supply Co., Limited 80-90 ST.PAUL STREET, QUEBEC.\u201cCAMP 4 = CANVAS CHAIRS 3 \u2014CANVAS COTS.\u2014WICKEK CHAIRS.* \u2014WICKER TABLES.\u2014andut | rerything in Fuinisure and Beddingarmen | cach Ten Cents worth purchased.$ | Pixie Plants are a 20th Century a : ! marvel.Warehouse ana Wgrriture : General ««ppraiser.Phone 351.Sillery Nurseries BERGERVILLE Landscape and Day Gardening Done Either by Day or Contract.*PHONE 295.JOHN RAMSDEN, GARCENER Undersaking Establishment.337 ST.JOHN ST.PIXIE PLANTS FREE Every girl and boy yho purchases SUPPLIES.such as Exercise Books, Scribblers, Pens, Pencils, etc., at our Store during this week, will receive FREE, ONE PIXIE PLANT.with They grow in 48 hours.All that is required to make them grow is tu cover the tiny pot yith 3 glass tumbler, and water them every day.See our Waterproof Canvas School Bags, at 15e and 25c each.Our 300-page Scribbling Book at Se each, is the best value in the city.T, H, O'NEILL TEN CENTS worth of SCHOOL, \u2014| moe es - - ess | GLIMPSES OF OLD QUEBEC From the Files of THE CHRONICLE, Sept, 1065 and 1818 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER \u2014\u2014\u2014ol=\u2014 THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY Arrival of \u2018B\" Battery.At this time 3U years ago Quebce lost \u201cA\u201d Battery.but gsined * B\u201d Battery.Of course.many in the city were sorry to icse friends of six years standing and many a sweet girl sorty to be separated from a sweetheart, but we must remenber oid friends and with the arrival of \u201cB\u201d Battery in town, old friendships can in many instances be renewed and new ons made.It is six years ago since \u201cB\" Battery was quartered in the Citadel, and though there are many new faces in the ranks, the officers sre well known and esteemed as old friends.The Battery is ut present under command of Major Short, who is assisted hy Major Fraser and Lieut.Fages\u2014 Recalls the St.Sauveur Fire.The name of the gallant officer in command of \u201cB\u201d Bartery on its return to Quebec 30 y:ars ago.recalls the terrible fire which occurred in St.Sauveur on the 15th and 16th of May, 1889, when about 700 houses were destroyed.lt wis in an heroic attempt to check this great conflagration that the brave Major Short and Staff-Sergeant Wallick lost their lives, a monument to whose memory was subscribed to and erected, facing the (rand Allee.on the square in front of the Drill Hall _\u2014\u2014 Medals for the North-west Troops.248 St.John Street.JR BLUE PRINTS Cone by Ficetrica! Machine 8 CIVIL ENGINEER& .Blue Print Dept : =; Be Pter Soest © Quebec.{of the North-west rebllion.x \u201cnews will prove exceedingly gratify.HAMEL & TESSIER| The Militia Department at Ottawa * at this time 30 years 4go received information from England to the effect.that an Imperial service medal will he conferred on the Canadian troops recently engaged in the suppression This \u201cMARRIAGE OF KITTY\" AT GRANDE ALLEE GARDENS, The international famous comedienne Fanny Ward, in a photodrama- tie version of the play of modern liie ind manners by Francis de Croisset TREATH JoJ\u2014 A HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY \u2014 Description où Bonaparte.| No.2 Stationery Hospital at Le Tow quet.From there we went to Gl venchy, near La Basses.At the latter \u2018place we took over trenches where the First Brigade a fortnight later lost so heavily.\" Captain Geggie gave some rather gruesome details about the burial work which they were called upon to perform when they went into some new trenches, Bodies were lying about in such a state as to render the place absolutely dangerous fram the sanitary point of view.Hitherté, the heavy shelling had been such as \u2018Lo preciude any attempt at interment, but the O.C., in this case decided it would be better to incur some risk from machine guns for a few rather than from disease for the many.There AM England is Bonaparte mad.yoy one portion of the trench known everything and anything concerning | as the \u201cSunken Road.\u201d which was Napoleon is swallowed with avidity.+ : A ; : strewn in this way owing to the fact n officer vf the Belierophon.in à that it was entirely visible to the Gerletter to a liiend, thus describes the | person of his new shipmate.Nap»- leon: He is about $ feet 7 inches in height, very strongly made.and we!l proportioned; very broad and dec» chest, tegs and thighs proportioned with great symmetry and strength, a; small, round, and handsome foot.His countenance is sallow, and as it werz, deeply tinged by hot climates; but the most commanding air 1 ever saw.His eyes grey and the most piercing that you can imagine.His glance, you fancy, searches into your inmost thoughts.His hair brown and nn appearance of grey.His features are handsome ncw, and when younger he must hav: been a very handsome man.He is rather fat.and his belly protuberant, but he appears active notwithstanding.| His step and demeanour altogether commanding.He looks about 45 or- 46 years of ag.General Bertrand, who has attached himself so closely to the fortunes nf Napoleon, is a clever General: it wis he who constructed the bridge over the Danube.from the Isle of Lobauwhich saved the French army after the battle of Asperre.Madame Bertrand, like Josephine, is a West Indian.having been born at Martiniqueof Irish parents, her maiden name being Dillon\u2014 ing to the gallant fellows who did their duty so nobly.They earned their reward.despite the snecrs and contemptuous remarks of