The Quebec chronicle, 27 janvier 1916, jeudi 27 janvier 1916

[" Pr 77 al atte on the part of Mr.; ora vod other Liberal hecklers, Compeund Mixture of Wheat, Patronised ty H.RH.the Duke of Connarsght.AUNT JEMIMA'S PANCAKE FLOUR.Milk (without butter fat), Salt, Leavening, Phosphate and Bi-Car- Sonate Sods, in 80-02.packages, net weight.Corn and Rice Flour, Powdered hee wes 18\u20ac each tablished 1882.x (Special to The Chronicle) \u2018Ottawe, Oat, Jan.30 in 8 two- Sours speech, bristling with facts and Ggures and delivered with that force.sid sincerity whigh is the distinguish- | ing characteristic of his oratorical style, Sir Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia today overwhelmed Mr.F.B.Caivell of Carleton, Hon.Wm.Pugsley of St.John and other Liberal criticism of the work of the Militia Department of Canada.The speech of General Hughes created enthusiasm in the house and was punctuated by Conservative cheers as he drove'one fact after another into the frail structure of al- legptions and insinuations reared by Opposition critics.Many of the facts be advanced were new to Partiament and that came a0 am-Overs whelming surprise so the Opposition was indicated by the absence of the to Haterrupt Minister of Militia.That they À not essay such an enterprise was perhaps fortunate, for] themselves since there is little doubt that the Minister.would have orator- cally \u201cwiped the floor\u201d of Parliament with them; backed as he was by his facts.Sir Sam Hughes, in his discussion of the shell comtittee, Frankly admitted that he was its originator and proposed supporting it to the end.He briefly sketched the beginning of its formation from the time that the War Office on the 24th of August.1914, sent him a.letter asking if the Minister could procare for Creat Britain an order of shells in the United States.He gave the history of his difficulties in getting the Cansdisn manufacturers to undertake the masyfacture of shells in Canada when at that time none were being manu- except in the Dominion Arsenal at Quebec.In some cases Genevel Hughes pointed out, the manufacturers had to be financially encouraged by the banking institutions before they would undertake to enter pip the shell business.\u2018The Minister exhibited to the House a shrapnel shell and explained its component parts, and also.read te the House the correspondence be- tweets the Militia Department and the British Government which illustratéd that General Hughes even bad to prove to the British Government that Canadian manufactürers would be able to turn out these shells.\u201cAt that time the shell committee was formed and until dissolved some time ago took over the entire control A.GRENIER.Grocer and Wine Merchant, 94-06 St Jolm Strest.Phones 1247-1248 \u201cGENERAL HUGHES 5 CHAMPION OF SHELL COMMITTEE \u2019 SIR SAM \"EFFRCTUALLY \u2018DISPOSES or LIBERAL % ALLEGATIONS REGARDING ALLEGED GRAFT | that when both Liberals and Conser- Cape Bretons plowed He \u2018Minister, ! il also commenced!\u2019 of the whole bysiness.Neither di- \u2018rectly A - ' : .¥ \u2019 0m ES * : jus» we soie Te opte 0 \u20ac La rete ee here .as emp age BIR 4 > \u201d \"PÉIORE 2216 - Le Call For Tenders , : he was not considered a genius by any means.ure to pass the test of ancient Chii ese folklore almost disgraced him | irreparably.He, however, joined { the army, not as a soldier, but as a secretary and Li Hung Chang recognized his ability and gave his: a : government office.Yuan Shi Kai is a diplomat.During the troublous days of the shifting | sand of power in China, when the dowager empress again wrested the reins of government and the imperial | power from the hands of her atepson Kuang Shu it would have been diffi- leult to know which side Yuan Shi it that the Dowager Empress Tsi-An reigned tifl her | death, being predeceased by her steo- son in the usual peculiar Oriental manner.The throne went to Ps Yi, with his uncle Prince Chun as regent.| Yuan Shi Kai left the army and 1 soon afterwards an insurrection broke | out which Yuan was called upon to , quell.This he did by siding with the rebels and forcing the abdication of the Manchu family.Ard then\u2014end surely there was never a more Gilbertian act\u2014he caused the child emperor to give bim cominand to organize a republican form of government, yet the emperor was to keep his title, rank, dignities | end revenues and so were his imperial relatives.Sun Yat Sen was made president, but was forced to retire and is now an exile.Yuan Shi Kai was elected provisional president in his place by a small number who claim to represent the people.And now we see the ambitious Chinese leader aspiring to the throne, but he has a thorny znd rocky path to travel, for the whole of Southern China is a seething mass of insurrection.\u2018 A French statistician has just made complete investigations to date and finds that the war is costing $72,000,000 a day.He divides the item as follows: Germany, $30.000,000; France, $26,000,000; Great Britain, $19,000,000; Russia, $13,000, 000, and Italy, $5,000,000.These figures sll show the amounts reduced Germany includes the sums she is, advancing to her allies.This shows Germany expending the enormous sum of $7,300,000,000 a vear.practically includes the expenditures of the central powers.The sums for the four leading entente powers reaches $53,000,000 a day and the enormous amount of $19,345,000,000 3 year.In the world\u2019s history no such expenditures were ever made or even dreamed of.SAYS ACID STOMACH CAUSES INDIGESTION EXCESS OF HYDROCHLORIC ACID SOURS THE FOOD AND FORMS GASES.Undigesied food delayed in the.stomach decays, or rather, ferments the same as food left in the open sir, says a noted authority.He also tells us that Indigestion is caused by Hyper-acidity, meaning, there is an excess of hydrochloric acid in the stomach which prevents complete digestion and starts food fermentation.Thus everything eaten sours in the stomach much like garbage sours in a can, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like s toy balloon.Then we feel a heavy, lumpy misery in the chest, we belch up gs, we eructate sour food or have heartburn, flatulence, water-brash or nauses.He tells us to lay aside all digestive aids and ins get from any pharmacy Tour ounces of Jad Salts and \u2018take a tablespoonful in a glass cf water before breakfast and drink while it is effervescing and furthermore, to continue this for a week While rellef follows the first dose, it is important to neotralize the acidity, remove the gas-making mass, start the Nver, stimulate the kidneys smd thes promote « free fow of pure di - Jade Satte 2 in As à matter of fact tail | es \u2018cheque or guarantee policy wit be be\u2019 to dollars.The amount named for: This ! and EVENING The.will receive until Friday the 4th of F the work oa the drone School, now wader comstruction at the cormer ! of Seventh and Eighth Streets and; Third Avenue, Stadacona, Quebec.These tenders must be sealed, ad-) dressed to the undersigned, and on, the envelope besides the address must ! be written the words: \u201cTender for the Stadacona School\u201d | The plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the undersiga- ; ed, from 9 am.until 4 pm | A cheque or a guarantee policy, equal to fifteen per cent (15 pe.) of the amount of the tender, made to the order of the Roman Catholic School Commission of the City of Quebecmust accompany each tender.i combinstios of oslors.SKATES.,¢.oo.i ve aes BOOTS.cc vee vos cee vee vag con sue oe confiscated if the comtractor whose tender is accepted, refuses to sign the contract or fails te carry it out com- ; pletely.The Roman Catholic School Commission of the City of Quebec does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any af the tenders.Phone 4999.TANGUAY & LEBON, Architects.20% d'Aiguillon St.JsTxtoF 4 - Church Society - of the Dlocese of Quebec NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Church.Society of the Diocese of Quebec, will be held in the Cathedral Church Hall on Wednesday, Sud day of February next, at 3.00 o'clock pm.for the reception of the annual reports, the accounts of the Church Society, the || Diocesan Board, and Clergy Trust Funds; for the election of new members, vice-presidents, members of the Central Board, and of the Diocesan Board, for the final consideration of | § amendment to By-law xi, sec.9, and |} for the transaction of general busi- nest.By order, A.J.BALFOUR, General Secretary.FOR \u2014\u2014\u2014 : ; $6.00 per month ?i WILL PUT A BRAUTIFUL § PIANO iM YOUR HOME receiving a sew stock J R ot PIANOS tres the leading | lB manufacturers.A | ARTHUR LAVIGNE | à 54 Couillard Street : Miss M.Brownrigg 64 St.Jobin Street WE have jt rcatved a new Le ieament of the very latest oe DRESDEN RIBBONS \u2014\u2014 of all the newest designs, which will be on sale SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11th UNTIL MONDAY, DEC 1sth Ribbons, ranging from $8.00 to $2.00 per yard, for, per yaré.\u2026.008 terre Thousands of pieces to select from 3 3 3 2.9, now S18 $2.95, now $0.08; $4.96, now $0.04 now Se; 16c, now 10e; 18c, now 16e.now 20c; 35e, now Be.$2.78, now $8.00, .soc, sow 16¢; 5c, now 908; 3, now Sie.0c, now 3s; éic, sow Mc.i For Your Fall Clothing 16 enple, ent and finish count with me a trial for Se ome 1 can please you :: 3: ve received a new Stock of and would Bowine them = 1 88 \"& 1 BURK 109 ST.JOHN ST, QUEBEC Telephone 781.Kent House! money.ham a on : ~ i Bows of Quit\u201d EXCRPT - .SUNDAY.| .SN I po a rca THY RED THE GREATEST REDUCTION OF.THE YEAR.\u201cSereuters valuel up te qe fapestsregodaosp0 00 ie \u2018Polos valued Te BOF.FoeeniiBiinse feamesanes ons BT On _ 488 ST.J06EPN STRESY.>i me 1100 fer | Hockey, Skating and Sk JERSEYS, HOSE asd TOOUES made to sats tn say ave or \u201cNORTHLAND® SKIS, Pine, Mogle or Ach.100 0 &90 Quebec Skate Maxufactertsg & Rapair Ga.op 4.259 St.John.St.\u2026 Great Clearing Sale of DRY GOODS Genuine Reductions TRIMMED HATS, Reduced $0.«cco ove .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Ut À CASH ONLY, LADIES\u2019 HATS, trimmed, resdy-to-wesr, specially reduced ia price ° from $0.35 to $8.75.Sele price, ely.ooo.Me À WHITE LAWN WAISTS, sil redaced Half Priss\u2014$1.30, now Sc; $1.08, ow Fier $1.00, mow Bde; $1.96, now Me; 436, sow BLS; WINTER COATS for Chiliren\u2014$133, now $8.17; $0.00.00w 0004; WHITE LAWN DRESSES for Childras\u2014goc.now 0065 $118, now Tic; $1.09, now $1.00; $1.85, now $1.10; $1.45, sow SLI.FMBROIDERIES-At One-third Of \u2014tc, now 4s; Se, now Ce; 12c, WOOL POLO CAPS, for Stiding, Skating end Sing, at Hal Price | \u201488c, now 84¢; 9c, now 4c; $1.10, mow Sc; $1.99, mow G8c.Jif PANCY FLANNELETTE, for Kimonos snd Weappers, al} reduced n \u2014ite, now 21\u20ac; 30C, now 19e; 28e, now Le; STe, now Soc; Bc, WHITE QUILTS, ail Grontty Moduced-fL00, now $1.18; $1.75, now $140; $8.25, now 81.00; 95.78, now $00; 6825, mow SR.09; SHEETINGS, all reduced 30 Per Cont Off\u2014idc, now 30e; 4éc, now 8c; 88¢c, now Sle; 8c, now ic; Tie, now êtes.PILLOW COTTOMNS, all redused 20 Per Cont Ofte, now ic; WHITE TURKISH TOWELS\u2014AN reduced 80 Per Cont Of\u201418c, ik sow 18s; 3bc, now Se; 38¢ now Sls; 20c, now Se; 30¢, now 80e; Vi SIMONS & MINGUY, Telephone 888.30 Fabrique Street, Quebec Mackie 8 \u201cSpecial V.0.Liquor snd fuact Glenfivess wis Wightehd DiselBertet dn (Boor- LA tenet ten yours old Bost thot wns be provwred for the 5 \u2014 CUP A TRIAL BOTTLE Bile, 098 DON rr nig, - PADS PEL OBIO.\u2026 0 os 0e ee GEORGES PATRY, ~~ wee 10:8.96 te 9600 ses coe REE 80 eees Hal Price.v.:One-third OF.Ÿ [Ee fe, Chen + JANTAS 7 (1G ue THING = FABRIQUE STREET asd Fest IOUNTAIN HILL FIRE SETS aad and FENDERS, tem cote remet a soute =: pot ER BASE TEA LETTLES ou stand, = 4 TARGA hcaells, Qumersl wd Howry fr ad domciog Goud of WINTER SPORTS £ es: ; oo be eaprt BEST Tar a Trered a We have just what you want Tat\" SKATES, SLEIGHS, SNOWSHOXS SKIES, TOBOGGANS, BOOTS, MOCCASINS, STICKS, POR and STRAPS, PADS, ne ut Also CURLING REQUISITH for Hunters in the # Knives, in | in Lug Variety.; 8-4 SHAW & CD Tivos mo ar omy ok me rE.CARTER, ¥ i a, hx ce ¥ > sk fr der.\u2018 LA CAISSE \\D'ECONOMIE-DE y NORFDAME DE QUEBRG BEAD OFFICE AND FIVE BRANCHES IN'QU / un TWO BRANCHES JN LEVIS: ou GRANDE ALLEE RINK '*.Tonight Band, 8 tq 106 | y.\u2014\u2014\u2014FRIDAY, JANUARY Sth.1 Ri.AT Wis O'CLOCK.PM.Fancy Dress Carnival Feby.8th SE _ J.F.LANDERS Osteopathic Physician, Office: 55 St.Louis Street \u2014 \u201cPhone 1188 \u2014\u2014 Patients attended at their home OLYMPIA THEATRE A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cMon, Tues.and Wed.; I*HE BRIDGE BUILDERS\u201d Admission - - - 10 Cis Dr.Colin Holliday Osteopathic Physician, Office: & STE ANNE 87, T 5829, RAND\u2014\u2014\u2014verots-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ALL-MONTREAL | CATHEDRAL LADIES EEATAN S061 \"SOLDIERS RItTOY-BYENING AT Po CATHEDRAL: HALL.List night the ladies of the Cathedral of Holy Trinity.congrega éntértained about two hundred o cers and men of the 33rd Battaliof, to a concert, followed by a very de- jectable per, ot tige Cathedral The ropsid was packed and the members of the battalion thoroughly enjoyed themselves, the ladies, assisted by several gentlemen, leaving nothing undone to provide the boys with a royal time.The Very Rev.the Dean of Quebec, in a short, though inspiring address, welcomed the men, bis remarke being heartily applauded.The concert was a marked success judging from the manner in which the \u201cdifferent items were applauded.The artists taking part in the program being well-known and leading amateurs of \u2018the city.Among those who sang were, Mrs.Knowles, Mrs.| Attlee, Mrs.Moore, Messrs.Attlee, ! Carpenter and Britnell.A trio com- ! prieed of Miss Heafy, violin; Miss G.| Williams, piano, and Mr.Paul Robitaille, \u2018cello, gave a very fine selection which was much appreciated, Mr, \u2018clephons Graduate of American Schoo! of Ostcopathy.Member of American Ostespathie Association, Yictoia, Theatre ,.Ganadian , Government \"Hl Electric Scalp Treatment Ladies, don't fail to take advant- ah ar cle a botthe of my famous hair t free; you ha but a short \u2018time leÏt to profit 6y this offer.1 wish to impress on your min that conditi » the.sc i hair to: ses and fo until the scalp is clear of thése complaints, no tonic in the world will do any good.TT Please note, I make all my own tonics.Electric facial massage and shampooing done.A free trial given of my headache, stiff joint, and rheumatism treatments.quire special mention.MRS.KAY, N.C.0's For | 1T1st Overseas Battalion Le-Col.Sir William Price, .Commanding.In six absorbing Aets.\"Thrilling and Inspiring.Sectwre hy Sergt Fred Wells, a former Quebec boy, wounded at Ypres, and exchanged pri- sener of war from Germany, - Priday Evening.\"EDVINA Bests: 8c to $8.50.Now Selling.\u201cEUCHRE and SOCIAL 5 To be ald ia the .EMMET À À.À BALL ° se CHAMPLAIN STREET, Thirtay, 27th Jan, 1016 RED ORO8S SOQIETY A general meeting of thy Quebec Red Cross Society, will- be %eld on Friday, + Men desirous of becoming Non-Commiisioned Officers in the 171st O.S.Battalion are requested to register their names at The Chronicle Office.\u2019 Course of Instruction commences Tuesday, February 1st, 1916.By Order, jan.28xs, A public lecture will be given at the Court House, Thursday, January 3 $7th, at 8.20 p.m., by - + JANUARY 3TH, 1016, © | MR FERDINAND ROY, K.C.An a nd x The subject: teres mes and, wo-| «THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN,\u201d Bn, are jevited t6 be present.\u201d | WII be apecially interesting for the ladies, who are cordially invited, A reception in the Coudell of the Bar, will follow.° ' Public is admitted without cards.on.Secy.Q.RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.ei ; TLANTIC CHI rior location with an structe viewof Su u Québec Snowshoe Club Fees ue poupe Loe gov st 8.15 tonight, + , Festuves: Turkey ruffle and smgkef, RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC ay, BJ.GALEN HALL \"KDW.C, JOSEPH, : Hon.Secretafy.HOTEL AND SANATORIUM, = Atlande City, N.J.; LOIR.\\ Aways oper.Always rendre A ways busy.Cannot be excel .Persian Land M [orton table and service.An Ste.Foye and the Vict ides} sate, or on car, Beldedéfe'voad fo ie avenue; rewaed If Wit at The Toni a F.L.YOUNG, Gen.Menaget.\u2019 : CN en Ces à MSIE ui sarge i HERE ht a a TS E =» Arthur Lachance contributed a number of mysterious and amusing feats i of conjuring which caused the boys !a great deal of merriment.Several ! of the soldiers slso took part in the | entertainment, and a very happy even- \u2018ing was brought to 2 close by the | singing of \u201cGod Save the King.\u201d With the cutting down of expenses las a result of the war, has come a | greater demand for B.B.Lager.Quebecers.who \u2018never.dragk beer be- .fofe now, ask fer B.B.Lager.| SNOW SHOE TRAMP {- WAS POSTPONED.On] of waster\u2019 conditions.e Sao \u2018Shoe 's coun- \u2018try tramp has been postponed unti! next week.The regular tramp will | be held as usual tonight, if the weath- ler man will permit it.| In any case, members would do well to come out, as there are several fine turkeys to be raffled at special ' January discount prices.Terms, cash ; before delivery.A musical programme has been arranged for the evening; anyone not liking the noise can go home early.Only One \u201cBROMO QUININE\u201d To get the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE, Look for signature of E.W.GROVE Cures a Cold îm One Day.25c.COURT OF SESSIONS.Yesterday morning at the Court of Sessions, before Judge Langelier, à young lad, at the request of his mo- \u2018| ther, was sent to the Reform School for a term of five years tor having stolen the sum of sixty cents.Louis Meunier, who was arrested in Lower Town by the military police, on the alleged .charge of vagrancy, was also before the Court, and pleaded not guilty.The hearing was fixed for February nd.LADIES MORNING MUSICAL CLUB.At the Columbus Hall yesterday morning, the Ladies Morning Musical Club held another of their concerts, which was attended by a large and ap- precistive audience.The items were exceptionaliy well rendered.The audience being particularly pleused with Miss Gertrude Kehelers solo \u201cDepuis le Jour\u201d and demanded aa cncore.Mr.J.Bernier was accompanist for Miss Keheler, Madame Donohue and Miss Audette arranged the programme which was as follows: For Trompette, 3 Violins-Alto Violincelle, Contrebasse and Piano .o0inennese Septuor of the Trumpet.No.1 Presmble.No.% Minuet .No.3 Intermede .No.4 Gavotte and final .Saint Saens Mr.\"Roos! Vezina, Miss Comettant, Mies Audette, Mr, Gauvin: Mr.Paul Robitaille, Mr.U.Vesina and Mr.Henry Gagnon.A veal Bolo~\u2014Deptiis le Jour (Louise Carpentier Miss Gertrude Kebeler.Plano Dwet\u2014Seherso Caprice.ne .Pierne.Mies Julistte Routhier, Mr.J.A- Bernier.Violin Solo 100000000000 - \u2018îet Concerto Movement.: + - Mendelssohn.\"Miss Comittant Vocal Solo .cvoreiinnieninnenases e Miss Gertrude Kehelée GOD SAVE THE KING.; \u201d > - : sm mira aaron 1 0 LX various | ST, PATRICKS \u2014 CHURCH DINNER ANNUAL EVENT: WAS HELD IN ST.PATRICK'S HALL LAST _ NIGHT.The annual dinner given by Rev.Father Woods, Rector of St.Patrick\u2019s Church, for members of the senior choir and \u2019'church collectors, was held in St.Patrick\u2019s Hall last night.Following the dinner, which was served by the firm of W.McWilliam, 8 short address was delivered by Rev.Father Woods who complimented the choir members and collectors on their faithfulness during the past year, and urged all to continue in the same path., On behalf of the large gathering present Mr.Edward Foley proposed the vote of thanks, the attendance showing their concurrence in his remarks by, frequent applause.Rev.Father McCandlish, spiritual director of the choir, spoke briefly, as did also Rev.Father Meehan.An impromptu musical programme was carried out and proved very enjoyable.Among those taking part were Mrs.Ed.Foley, Miss Mary McManamy, Miss Tillie Devere, Miss May Swindell, Migs Neilie O'Dorothy and Mr.Geo.Griffin.Missed By Genser Cood Morning! Have you bought your second pair of rubbers yet?* 0 Every man has music in him, but if often takes a drop or two nf John Parleycorn to bring it out.LE I Even Bishop Fallon is opposed to prohibition.* The Post Office clock must be paralyzed.es January is just 27 days old.How are the good resolutions holding out?LC The Liberals are even taxing the dead.The Provincial revenue in succession duties lst year was more than a million dollars, » © + Wonders of the World: Who will pe third mayoralty candidate in the cld?.CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF Every bit of dandruff disappears after one or two application of Dandaring rubbed well into the scalp with the finger tips.Get a 28-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store and save your hair.After a few applications you can't find a particle of dandruff or any falling hair, and the scalp will never itch, RECORDER'S COURT.A married man residing at St.Roch, was charged yesterday morning before His Honor Recorder Dery, with having caused trouble in his home, while under the influence of liquor.The Recorder sentenced him to a fine of $40 and costs or two months imprisonment.but suspended puttidg in fine with the sentence, pending the delinquents good behaviour.Three other prisoners on a charge of drunkenness were fined $8 and costs with the alternate of fiftegn days each.Often Food Makes or Ereaks It all depends upon the kind.A common cause of leasened vigor of body and mind is im- | proper eating.Food should be selected that will supply sound.well-balanc- ed nourishment for the physical and mental forces, and this is richly supplied by Nature in the field grains.Grape-Nuts contains all the nutritive elements of whole wheat and mait- ed barley, including the vital mineral salts lacking in many foods that make up the usual dietary.These elements are imperative for building -sturdy brain, nerves and muscle.Grape-Nuts is economical, ready to eat direct from the , crisp and deli \u2014 \\ \u201cThere's 8 Rosson\u201d | .Grape-Nuts © xy +, Made td Conse dha Postum.Owl.Co, Lady Windsor, Out LECTURE ON WAR AT ST, PETERS HALL AN ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE GREBTED M ANDRE AND OTHER SPEAKERS \u2014 A most interesting lecture on the Peters Hath by Mr Memes A des ° r 1 of Paris \u2018 orcel Andre, Tt was attended by à large audience the Jet hall being Crowded to the doors.The lecturer was ably introduced by Major Thomas Vien, of the Canadian Artillery.The lecture treated on.the war, ità origin, phases sud consequences, particularly for The lecturer was warmly applauded.Major Vien was then invited to speak and, in stirring words, depicted the advantages and liberties enjoyed , in this country by sll Canadians, and | particularly the French-Canadians; the sacrifices and heroism of our forefathers, who had paid the price for all our present franchises, and the dangers which new menace them.The orator showed how Canada was directly affected by the final outcome of the struggle.Now would the Canadians wiilingly risk the loss of all that?Surely not.The magnificent answer of Canada had been given in the despatch of an expeditionary force of 250,000, and by a further contribution in men, material and money.The Province of Quebec had done already splendidly, but not quite as much as the other Provinces, in proportion to its population, and surely not as much as could have been expected of her.France has sent 40 per cent.of its male population to the firing line, and England has now mobilized 6,000,000 men, or roughly, 20 per cent.of its male population.The 250,000 men already sent from Canada scarcely represents 5 per cent, and our contribution in the Province of Quebec does not reach 1 per cent.Due consideration must be taken of the fact that our young population, not able to bear arms, is much more numerous here than elsewhere, and it consequently affects the ratio.\u2018This Province has had practically no immigration like the other provinces, a large percentage returning td England on account of the unsettled conditions of business out west, brought about by the war.Nevertheless, our population was imbued with false doctrines, as the following propaganda will illustrate: 1.\u2014What do we owe to England?; 2 Canada is not at war; 3, We shall defend Canadas when it is attacked here, not before.The question to be considered is not what we owe to England, but what do we owe to Canada.Must we defend our country, or not?Will we accept without resistance the German yoke?Certainly not?Then our evident duty ia to help those who fight by joining theig, ranks.2.\u2014It is childish to contend that Canada is not at war.Why?Two hundred thousand Canadian soldiers are fighting on the battlefields, and we are not at war?How ridiculous! The question of our participation in the present war has long been settled by the most accredited representatives of the Canadian people, by their approval, in the House of Commons, of the first Canadian expedition against Germany.It is not the time to debate on the subject.We must now consider what remains to be done and there is only one answer.We must make any sacrifice necessary to obtain a necessary victory, and the most important way of working in this end is to enlist without delay.3.\u2014Waiting till Canada is attacked is nonsensical for two reasons.It would give Germany an opportunity to vanquish the British Empire, portion by portion, when unity of cffort would bring victory on our side; secs ondly, it is far better to defend Canada on the battlefields of Europe than to have our beautiful provinces to suffer the horrors of the war, as Belgium, Poland, Serbia snd parts of France.Major Vien's eloquent speech was frequently applauded, and the ap- planse lasted long after he had resumed his seat.* - Colonel A.O.Fages, officer com: manding the 8th Military Division, then eloquently thanked Mr.Andre and Major Vien for their interesting tectures, and the population of §t.Sauveur for the splendid manner in vshich they attended and the attention with which they had list:ned to the speakers.Col.Fages said that what hampered the recruiting in this province were the unfortunate contruversier and the demagogic speeches made in some quarters, These scphisticated utters ances have circulated in this distuict, Meetings such as that of last night in the Colonel's opinion, would have the effect of enlightening the people on the true character of the grave circumstances in which the country now evolves.The Colonel was warmly applauded when he resumed bis seat.: Mr.Andre then showed, on the screen, several actual pictures of the war, which were interesting and greatly enjoyed by the large audience.During the evening appropriate selections were played by the R.C.G.A.Basd, which received the well-de- served applause and compliments of all those presesit.: IDEAL FOR OUT DOOR SPORTS.The sweater with Rell Collar, J.M.Mullis has a complete\u2019 assortment of suck Sweaters EY, or wihtite, also cape, gauntiets other outing ae is STON ACTE ASTTME AU \"PES DUPED Eu te UP?> ds Instent Relief from Indigestion, Gases, Soumnest, Hearfburn or Sick, Upset Stomach\u2014Try It! \u201cReally does\u201d put bad stomachs in order\u2014\u201creally does\u201d overcome indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heart! and sournese in five minutes \u2014 that \u2014 just that\u2014makes Pape's Diapepsin the largest selling stomach regulator in the world.1f what you eat ferments into stubborr.lumps, you belch gus and eructate sour, undigested food and acid; head is dizzy and aches; breath foul: tongue coated; your insides filled with bile and indigestible waste, remember the moment \u201cPape's Diapepsin\u201d comes in contact with the stomach all such distress vanishes.It's truly astonishing \u2014 almost mar velous, and the joy is its harmless ness.A large fifty-cent case of Pape's Dispepsin will give yon a hundred dollars\u2019 worth of satisfaction or your druggists hand you your money back.It's worth its weight in gold to men and women who can\u2018t get their stomachs regulated It belongs to your home\u2014should always be kept handy in case of a sick, sour, upset stomach during the day or night.It's the quickest, surest and most harmless stomach regulator in the world.CITIZENS TO FORM RECRUITING BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE CITY HALL THIS APF- TERNOON.At 4.30 p.m.today at the City Hall, a meeting of citizens, convened by Sir Lomer Gouin will be held, for the purpose of organizing in this district a Citizens\u2019 Recruiting Committee.The meeting is to be held under the distinguished patronage of the Hon.P.E.LeBlanc, Lientenant-Governor, who is to be present.As many citizens as possible should make a point of attending, as very important questions will be discussed.THE ST.LOUIS HOTEL.Some of our confreres have published information to the effect that the St.Louis Hotel Co.has been refused its license for the present year.Such is not the case.The company has been reorganized, but the transfer papers were not ready and that was the cause of the delay of the commission in granting the licence.1.0.0.F.ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS The members of Mercantile Lodge No.37, 1.0.O.F, entertained as their guests last night, in the Masonic Hall, about thirty Oddfellows who are serving with the 33rd Regiment, C.EF, A smoking concert took place followed by a game of euchre.The boys expressed themselves as very pleased to be the recipients of the hospitality extended by mercantile Lodge, and assured the members that they would attend the meetings as often as duty permitted.Most of the visiting Brethren were from Ontario.For Examination and Purchase A lot of Black Flouncing from 27 to 45 inches.Something very rare in the market.We have just received them but they will be offered at the old prices.183 St.Joseph Street.Repres.Semi-Rendy.100 dozens of White Lawn of quality for women; Remnants of White Sheeting, 1 1.2 to 2 For .Bed Sheets; size 2 x 2 1-2, ; The balance of our Embrolderies now in stock at 25% Discount We want space for our large stock of Embroideries; we must clear all that we have in stock at Handkerchiefs Reduced Great Reduction on Cottons The special prices of Cottons during this sale are from 20 to 25 per cent.lower than the usual prices.Cheap Circular Pillow Cottons of good quality; widths 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches; regular 28c and 33c values new lot in jobbing prices .23c, 25c 29c and 33c Pillow Slips 7 dozens Embroidered Pillow Cases; regular 50c value.++.000020005 000 su000 Sheets Boys Stockings 19c 25 dozens of 2-1 Ribbed Cashmere Stocki sizes 8 1-2, 9, 9 1-2 and 10; regular 30c value.Long Mittens 29¢ 25 per cent.Discount Hemstitched Handkerchiefs regular 85c value for .60c Cottons Very -.15e and 19c wide in remnants a 1-2 yards Special value .$1.19 kings for boys; Chilrden's Long Mittens, black, white and colored ; regular 35c value, for.s.n00us a0001000 290 Girls Cashmere Stockings 29c Girls\u2019 Plain Black Cashmere Stockings; sizes 6 1-2 to 81.2.Special value at .28e 254-264 St.John Straet QUEBEC ; T Lan rn | cossities, (See windowk ~ ag \"rome | E | } F Ë pi Framets Wog, \u2018- Over st Patrick's | -~ .« .\u2018 = GAME és mats Showed Better Team \u2014 h the latter made his agpesrance as à goalkeeper, Rocastodisn of the Saints his appesrance.Mever, did very well and which beat him could ve been saved by the best d in the business.Emmets won because of their better team play and aggressiveness.St.Patricks played listlessly and but for the fine work of Joe Marois and Harry Walsh they would have made s poor showiag.The game was clean and there was un adsence of dirty work cn both vides.The ice was very rough and this is probably the reason for the slow hockey as the puck was very hard to manage at times and persist od in rolling just at a moment whea nips opening presented itself.Mike Power put the Emmets shead six minutes after the game had star:- od and though the Emmets had the better of the play for the first period and a half of the second, no further score was added.The third period was productive of a slightly better brand of hockey than the two previous twenties and for a time St.Patricks outplayed Emmets completely.Many fime chances were lost in front of the net while Sullivan distinguish- té himself with some dandy saves.For a time it Jooked as if the Saints | must tie the score but after a face- off in front of St Pats net, Power | shot and Fitzgerald followed in the rebound .and beat out McKaysey.Fitzgerald was loafing offside at the time but the play was done quickly and no whistle was blown.Kmmets did not shape up so well as in previous games and no doubt the shbeence of Matty Redmond affects them to a certain extent.Martin | Dempeey, though he was ill played a! fairly good gathe and John Doyle: who replaced Redmond on the defence seems to be much more at iH Feit i bome there than on the forward line.Mike Power was the best of the win- | ners and Fitzgerald was nearly as good though all worked hard, their | back-checking having a great deal to do with their victory.i Joe Marois was the pick of the St.Patricks crew and Harry Walsh was next best.The St.Patricks team are woefully weak scorers and their chief strength lies in the defence.The: forward line lacked combination and ; many a splendid opportunity was lost | because they did not follow the man carrying the puck.Te was the first victory of the Emmets on the Arena ice but Marag-r McLaughlin predicts several before the season closes.Both teams can undoubtedly put up a better brand of hockey and if\u2019 the sheet of ice had been hard it is probable that a very good game; might have resulted.As it was, the crowd was small, there was practically no enthusiasm and the game was poorly played.Charte McNamara and Charbie Nolan handied the game.The teams and summary: St.Patricks: taibes M rasssecocnecs.MacK | Point.viele .Dwell Oliciah.Referee Ch.MiNimins \u2018 Scorer\u2014W.8h ho x ee ournesu( W.Der- Mulroney).\" EMMETS WON FROM ©.+ ST.PATRICKS IN AT THE ARENA Tente Was 2-0 and Teams Were Pretty Evenly Matched But Bath Were Off Color and: Played Below Form \u2014 Em- Play and Deserved Their Victory\u2014Game Was Cleana CANADIENS WON FROM WANDERERS HYLAND GOT MATCH FOUL.THE SCORE WAS 5 TO à Montreal, Jan.26\u2014Bottled up in the first period and outplayed in the final twenty minutes, Wanderers were defeated in their scheduled game with Canaditns tonight by 5 to 4.Wanderers were weakened through the abrence of Sprague Cleghorn, who was injured two weeks ago, and could noi manage a strong dgfense against the Canadiens fast offensive play.Canadiens tallied two goals in the frst period against the Wanderers zèto.In the second Wanderers specded up and the period ended with à three to three tie.In the last period Canadiens scored two more, while \\Vanderers managed to get but one.Hyland, 3 Wanderer substitute, was g.ven the second match foul of the scason for throwing his stick to pre- veut Pitre scoring.This penalty, under a recent new rule, carries, beside: banishment for the game, a $13, fine.: SONS OF IRELAND ANNOUS T0 WU ALL-MONTREAL TEAM WON LAST YEAR BUT TABLES MAY BE TURNED.\u201cWe are just as anxious to beat the Ai!-Montreal team at the Grande Alice Rink here, Friday night, as we are to win the City League Championship\u201d said Manager Emmet McDonald of the Sous of Ireland yesterday.The All-Montreal team took a fall out of the Sons in Montreal last season and the Quebec boys claim that the tables would be turned if they played a game in a large rink.Now the chance has come and they will make a big effort to make good their buast.Manager Quinn and the Quebec players are eager to watch the Sons ot Ireland in action, owing to the re- rutation they have built up for themselves and there is no doubt that the Grande Allee Rink will hold a capacity crowd tomorrow night.It is likely that the line up of the locals will be the same as that which played against Laurentides: Fuller, gual; C.Malone, point; W.McDonald, Cever Point; George McNaughton, Center: Hammy Laroche, Left Wing end George Carey, Right Whig.Fhe Afl-Montreal team has not yet been announced but Manager Kearney statesc that several new players have heen mecured this season and it is likely that they will be even stronger than last season.lovsnonacasonsause e a e RING GOSSIP.a SGOGROOHOLOSGAN CAN \u2019 Cincinnati, O.Jan.25.\u2014Before one of the largest crowds that ever attended à boxiag match in this city, Joe Rivers of Los Angeles and Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee went ten desperate rounds to a draw, last night.Rivers forced the milling from the start, and, working continually at close quarters, soon showed that in infighting he was completely Mit- ehelP\u2019s master.Mitchell came to life in the feurth round, and, using his lightating left jab, soon began to make the bout more of an even tion.Both boys finished strong.ese \u201cMilwaukee, Jan.5 \u2014 (Kid) Lewis, who has agreed a to meet \"Poekey\u201d McFarland ut 147 de in this city in April, will get chance, providing the Chicago fae Corer Cig ACC.10 gm on on ams City A.C.to go on with British , PLAT HOCKEY In the first match, Terreau and Racines hockey stars proved superior to the aggregation from Samson & Filions but the game was close and\u2019 exciting and wom by the Terreau crowd by 3 to 0.N.Routhier played s fine game before the nets for the losers, while Potiquia and Lachance were the pick of the winners.The seco :d game was the closest contested of the evening and the Canadian Northern Railwaymen defeated the Quebec Street Railway by two goals to ane after a good match.Kerwin played a good game in the net for the losers while Vezina also stopped well for the C.N.R.- Eddie Watters and Billy Aubin were the pick of the winners who played aggressive hockey all through.Jimmy Kelly and Joe Lemieux worked hard for the Street Railway boys but their efforts could not prevent defeat.Manager DeGuise of the C.N.R.team is all puffed up off the first win, while president Tracy, who was an interested spectator with secretary Ford, was greatly tickled.In the night-cap event, the Public Service team downed the fast boys from the Mechanics\u2019 Supply by three goals to one after a very good game.The losers shaped up well and played good hockey.Savard, Tremblay and Drolet were the best of the winners while Louie Moore, Meyers and Lawson did good work for the Mechanics\u2019 Supply.Harry Dodridge and Sam Murphy handled the whistles during the evening and their work was of a high- class order.The teams and summaries follow: Terreau & Racine.Samson & Filion Goals.D.Routhier .N.Routhier Point.A.Poliguin .J.Samson Cover Point.R.Lachance .M.Lemieux Center.J.Roy .c.auseu0s P.Lemieux Right wing.A.Lachance .«ses J.Belanger J.Ssindos .R.Pouliot Substitutes: .P.Lapire .R.Delisle A.Terreau .J.Simard G.Terreat .G.Egan Officials.Referee\u2014S.Murphy.Judge of play\u2014H.Doddridge.1st Half.1- \u2018 INFANTRY SWORDS.ARTILLERY SWORDS.GOLD EMBROIDERED BADGES GILT METAL BADGES.KHAKI METAL BADGES.PUTTRES, SAM BROWNE BELTS, PIGSKIN SCABBARDS.CAMEL HAIR SWEATERS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, KHAKI SHIRTS, KHAKI TIES, KHAKI SOCKS :: 3 2 secret CAVALRY SWORUS.STAFF BADGES.SERVICE CAPS, TRENCH JOHN DARLINGTON, Registered N'8 FURNISHINGS and MILITARY GOODS.OPPOSITE POST OFFICE Teiephonses \u2018| Oftce, 5968; 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repair work promptly attended to; estimates furnished.Office and Salesroom, 137 St.John St.Telephone 384.LH.LANGLOIS: Grocer \u2018Specialty: Tea, Coffee, Butter, Fresh Egg, Fruit + and Vegetables, Etc.25 Couillard 6t.ot Be Busi St.< « - \u2018Phone 109 1 + Phone er VOURQUGAGON AIR OMS a » 2 Dentist._ a a a SANOONOSOOOOOORUS DR.8.GAUDREAU, Dentist.98 St.Joseph Street - - Tel.2030 Quebec.y FLORISTS LEADING FLORIST MRS.LEMIEUX, - 99 St.John Street\u2014\u2014 \"Phone 236 \u2014\u2014\u2014 FOR CHOICE FLOWERS.CONORSGUCEONON GE A Ÿ ' a a Real Estate.» © a ANONANOGLGOGHODEOU LOCKWELL & LECLERC, \u2018Phone 3857 \u201cPhone 1254 Assurance and Rea] Estate Broker, 88 St.Peter Street.WM.PENNY, FLORIST Store: 179-181 John Street, Greenhouse: Corner Cyrille Street ana Belvedere Road.No Agencies - \u2018Phones 485 and ;08 We thank the public for their patronage arc solicit a continuaice of the same. + THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1916, © me Loita Bia \u201cls.URSULE HOUSE\" : : QUEBEC ~~ _ | .ton coma wanted on 0 0 .of 8¢.Louis © J : 4 inst inside the dt Louis ; ST, GEORGES house ETS SAS ES sv iences.Room and board f MT.URSULE ST, QUEBEC, Sats colin 1d bervics rei Fine central situation, gad charming 4 tourists.Also wmble board © i views overlooking historical ET \u2014 bos tile Hie Home-like gery xi \u201c enti rooms, rt EE Judgment by the Prothonotery: all modern convcuiences.Good table __ TOUN nN y Hunt ve.Vachon, and Ross, F.S.board.Separate mesis if desired.FOUND \u2014 A Cameo Ring.Owaer Judgment against the garnishee, rownie Mr.T.L.DOUGLAS, ! .Liverpool | The Ross Rifle Co.according to Telephone 06 = 5 Propeiotoiess | 28 bave same by MovrE Pere ng trip.inown.2\u2014Protorina | .J Joba.declaratian, with costs against de- | | - A I : and payiog for this advertisement .\u2014New York.MY.fendant ameras ; \u2014 at 461 John Strcet after 6.50 pm.Por further information ap-| WALLACE COLLEGE | |-\u2014Calforaie.MY.A demand of asi based | 0\" - LUTTE 98 67 STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC.| Feb, pros To on 4 claim of Seach vas fled en Kodak quality, Kodak effci-' A WANTED, | : Eightventh : ++ NY.Liverpool | the Prothomotary's office, st the re.nual mee uJ WANTED AT .F.3S.STOCKING Instruction given in Bookkeeplag, | J \u2014Corinthias .St John.Londom | quest of Mrs Estelle Frenette, of or the Kodak way through- {Twb or three dis Os .Gunesal Stemmship Agency, Shorthand, Jelearaphy, Mathematica, \u2014Carthaginian .se Jon Chegow Cap Sante, to Gaudiose Mordud.| | Sct aad taking 0 easy \u2014 : ond flat, bested, not furnished 28 St.Louis Seront.tas se.AY nee mane\u201d ter, of eww The || and read tn days | | oT Apna Mecs oi ce La ee noce je eu UE \u201c_Baltic .N.Y.Liverpool el © ; Y> | | Branch, Laie Edward Samstoriam Ac | #0 1e housekéeh: in Phi NY Lh the beneft of his creditors, and | | light with Kodak film eart- sociation, will be held in per Town locality not close to - car eme 13 iladelphia.«oe.Liverpool| \\fesgre, J.Astbur LaRue, Eugene || ridges tracks' nor far from an English \u2014Camercain.N.Y.Liverpool | Trugell, and Edward Picher, have MORRIN COLLEGE HALL, Church.Write to Inquirer, 675.St- 18\u2014Scandinavien.N.Y.Liverpool| been appointed provisional guar- $1.00 to $12.00.THURSDAY, JAN.ih, John street, or phone 61.16-Édrisre te X.Y.Liverpool dians to the estate.Catalogue et dealer's, or by At 11 O'Clock.on Jan.send, duns MY.Liverpool | The following judgments were pro |.mall from ws.| AM interested iu this work, are cor- - TIMBER REGULATIONS.« Scandinavian.8 John.Liverpool | 2ounced by the Prothonotary of this : cousux Eonar Com dially invited wo agen, J To ANTED\u2014 orl txperienced dialing ¢ ourt: 24xmn,wd, thx 5 s Timber os Dominion 33\u2014Finland .N.Y.Liverpool | \"pg.0 ide Butter and Cheese Co.eT | A Pantry maid and a girl ta assist in SE enicobe, Saskatchewan, New York.N.Y.Liverpool | 4.Copernaz TORONTO, CAN.the kitchen.Apply to Mis H.J Albesta, and the North-west Terr Judgment against defendant for , Lemesurier, 72 St.Ursule Stsortes, he Rafiway Belt in te the has interest and conte.à py Jan.26x3.vine Boltish Columbia, gin & Frere, va.Myran Tères and o ball Million Acres locst- SHIP IN DISTRESS Judgment in plaintiffs favor for WANTED\u2014A General \"Servant, of dy the Government of tbe Domis- 39.05, interest and costs.B | elderly person preferred, must \u2018under- da the Peace River District, in 5530.04, interes Bloustein, 8 stand general housework and plain\u2019 IN MID-AT [ Defendant is condemned to poy > .cooking.Good wages to right party.to cn im aber on 8 th plaintif $100.63, interest and costs Bibl pts vins eterences to General \u2019 .Judgment by Hon.Justice c- | û Cd | ; : e Less) al cs ton \u2018 Ca ja mot a Gonthi .Galibois, th of 0 pedi seciiew A restal of Wiper| | CITY CLERKS OFFICE MARINE AND FISHERIES | Res oo =H \u2014 REMEMBER THE \u201cGIRARD\u201d ee ie rs seme charged on arQncbes inh Juma, ii | AGENT AT HALIFAX RE | Consdering that the evidence The Regular Monthly Bible | \u201cx = ee hows that plaintiff was the aggres- : .clear Cigar uated west of Yale, in the Province |Municipal Elections for All the Wards | CEIVES MESSAGE.: the sion in question, and Reading will be given at the | delivered prepaid.Smoke five Jf not ef Britioh Columbis, en which the of the City of Quebec.het th nat he made was BOARD OR REVISORS Y.W.©.À.on Friday, the 28th [pleased return the balance, th s fair restal lu et cha rate of 8 cents per of .serious character and reflected \u2014\u2014_\u2014 CU y ; ris it not?We want to please you Mroe a mbes a the ar UBLIC NOTICE je hereby given | Halifax, Jan.26., 1016.\u2014A vessel is | upon the honesty of purpose of the CITY CLERKS OF FICE.at 4 pm.Leader, Mrs.J.L.got aos Untey- Dating, Mon rar eh Section 30 of the [118% the nomination of & ound [1 distress somewhere in mid-Atlantic, | Siendanl, 2 M08 the other men: Quebec, 38th December, 1915.Hess.treal.Jan.101m.Regen its md Duss [SF Aldermen, for each of the Sens according to a message received here |\" Compidering that plaintiffs action | PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given | - All are welcome.Pasahs be gained in the Pro- Now 1 and 3, in each of the ards last night from Cape Race wireless | is unfounded: that the Board of Revisors, esteblish- ; , BOARD.may f this city, for all the wards of the station The mes: which was re- | Doth dismiss the same with costs.| ed by the Act of Incorporation of (ka SEWING MENTING.vieses of Masische, Saskatchewan and City of Quebec, except St.Malo Ward sage as ¢ i Alert, definite deserid- | (hich i ; ceived by C.H.à In the matter af Edward Gariepy, | City of Quebec, and amendments, will | Today (Thursday), at 2.30 p.m, for] Board at 213 St John sire = a aed, mot er reding ons Sivieh is represented by one sléerman Fal ) gen Harvey, Marine and insolvent, and J.C.McLimont, pe.meet on MONDAY, THE 171 | 411 members of the Sewing and Sale \u2018che Fifteen Cent cn single ad only number two will take place ou |Fislieries Agent here reads as follows: | jy; Justi ion, ap- | DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, (19163 à t of - titioner, Hon.Justice Dorion, ap- .> | Committee.double room th board.Also table square me = exe = re oa MONDAY, THE FOURTEENTH S.5.Rochambeau reports S.S.| pointed Mr.J.P.E.Gagnon, Mast- | AT THREE OF THE CLOCK IN jansoxs.| board and tench at Le Toc, and 18e.ond fest BAL, sad subject te pa¥- (being the second Monday of February, |Finisnd standing by vessel in distress |