The Quebec chronicle, 8 février 1916, mardi 8 février 1916

[" The Weather Temperatures : MUCH COLDER.Minimum, 16.Maximum, 80.The \u2014_ Quebec Chronicle QUEBEC, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1916 80RD Patronized by H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught.Florida Grape Fruits JUICY, SWEET, AND SEEDLESS, Sfor.erie tii cis aie tree bees see sees seer 00.BBC AK.GRENIER.Grocer and Wine Merchant, 94-06 St Joun Streat.\u2018Phones 1247-1248 A ITSELF ON THE PROBABILITY IT, WILL NOT HAVE TO FIGHT, YOUNGEST MEMBER (FUNERAL OF OTTAMK SHOWS CHIVALRY) FIRE VICTIM TODAY = =~.) United States Is Ready To Érmoothe Difficulty Over French Gunners Again \u2018Prove Their Efficiency\u2014 German Artillery Shells British Lines\u2014Author- © ities At Kiel Fear Ae Raid By Allies\u2014Earl Kitchener May Leave War Office\u2014Kaiser's Son Is Wounded : Established 1882.CANADA SENKTE FINS PROPER SPHERE AT LIST MR LUCIEN CANNON WANTS | HON.MR.CASGRAIN WiILs LADIES ADMITTED TO THE | REPRESENT THE DOMINION BAR GOVERNMENT, | Quebec Legislature and its most en- {and Mofin the nnfortunzts viet \\ | Chivalry is not yet extinct in thé | The funbrals of Mestemss i + ol Optimism prevails in Washington that the situation between the United States and Germany which arose over the sinking of the steamship j thusiastic exponent is the youngest | the House of Commons he will 3 o > member in the Legislative Assembly, {held this merning, Jie Geter in cig Lusitania by a German submarine will be settled amicably.In official cir- issed By Genser Fen Lucien Cannon.member for | City and the Jgyehm Bese.* IT IS NOW SITTING IN ROOM PREVIOUSLY OCCU- | ©!\u2018 it bas been stated that the use of tht words \u201cillegal\u201d or \u201cdisavowal\u201d | anses nana memennn==s Dorchester Count I\" tin safe fo@predic.17¥ Toth oh will not be insisted upon by the United States and that no choice of words Bei b Ye f the i io ! sequies wifl be most ji ros: TE A PIED BY INVERTEBRATE FOSSILS\u2014HOUSE EU; | used by Germany in meeting the American government's contentions in | Good Morning! You will now be ing a member of the Bap of the | the universal rymmate «lich is Gent Province of Quebec himself,\u2019 Mr! ; for the brreaved families of the des .Cannon feels that all the privileges ot | ocazed will be testified in a signal Mr.Lusien Cannon has a bill to|that association should be extended; mantier hy the large and di- tings\u201d « admit ladies to the bar\u2014the Legal] to the fair sex providing they make | ed corteges which will at'end the rte the premises will be permitted to block the success of the negotiations.|| ble to ive your skiis an airing.While Secretary of State Lansing.who is to have a final conference with President Wilson on the matter, stated that he considered the situa- LOGIZES LATE SIR CHARLES TUPPER.-\u2014 \u201c (Special to The Chronicle) Ottawa, Feb.7\u2014Parliament Met today in transformed quarters and after some preliminary.admiration of Yhe work which the Public Works.ORDO NUL ONT NO AEROPLANES NEAR MONTREAL.tion unchanged, Chairman Stone of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said his impression was that the case was \u201cpractically settled.\u201d Except on the front in France and Belgium little fighting bas been reported.Paris tells of the bombardment of German positions near Het Bar, of course.LE \u201c | examinations that are required of the male students.| the proper studies and pass the same : Heretofore article 4524 of the Re- : Minion Governmers r pective funerals, Hon.T.Chase Ca.rroir, Posty se ter-General.will re.re it che Poe se faverat of No more bomb slingers in ghe galleries of the local Leg Orders have been given to Fefuse them admission: vised Statutes which concerns ad.| Madame Reap, while Hon.Mr Po mission to the Bar of the Province i enante.Minister of Inland Reven:-, Department has done in making the Sas and Steenstraete in Belgium, the destruction of a German blockhouse .ee of Quebec makes no mention of the | will renre-ent Sir Ruler Borden ct Victoria Museum suitable for legisia- After the local military auth- between the Oise and the Aisne and of effective work by French batteries The reception of \u201cLdéPresse\" bill | ladies.and Mr, Cannon is gallantly ; the funeral of Madame Morintive occupation got down to business.orities had made inquiriés, in the Artois and Champaigne regions.French shells on the former sec- |in the Legislative Assembly last | promoting a puh'm Mill to amend the | Mon.Mr.A Sevigny.Sneaker of À resolution introduced by Hon.Ro- Brigade-General E.W.Wilson tor caused powerful explosions north-east of Arras and a great fire in the | Night looks very ominous.article in question so that in future ; the House of Commens.2nd Mr, Jou, dolphe Lemicux Calling for the es- the officer in command of this ese ladies who are properly mulified will * Sirois.MP.will al-e =o to Beauce tablishment of a national labor bureau was amended by Hon.Robt.Kugers to the effect that.the House carefully consider their establishment and was passed in this form.Labor is Opposed.Hon.T.W.Crothers, Minister of Labor, argued that no case had vet been made out for a national labor bureau system and that it was properly a provincial matter.He was supported in his opposition tc the proposal by Mr.Alphonse Verville, Labor Member for Maisonneuve, who stated that organized labor did not favor the establishment of labor bus- eaux and even asked for the abolition of private ones.The debate covered a wide range of subjects.Hon.Wilfiam Pugsley expressed himself during the discussion as adverse to the giving of free homesteads and advocated instead that Crown Lands should be sold on exceptionally easy terms and those who settled thereon should be encouraged in svery way, among others by the establishment =?a system of rural credits.Tribute to Tupper.Parliament also paid high tribute to the late Sir Charles Tupper.the last Father of Confederiton.Roth Sir Robert Borden wnd Sir Wilfrid Laurier eulogized the part he Had played as one of the four great protagonists for the union of the Can-| adian Provinces, and as the energetic and constructive statesman, vho haa promoted the construction of Canada's first great Transcontinentel road, the C.P.R.The following resolution was then passed unanimously: Resolved that the House of Crmmons desires to express its deep sense of the loss sustained by the Daminion and the Empire in the death of the late Right Hon.Sir Charles Tupper.Bart, G.CM.G.C.R., for many years a commanding fgure in he Parliament and Government \u2014f this Dominion, in the Confeeration, expansion.and development of which he played so great a part.Sir Charfes Tupper's name and .areer will ever he held by Canadians ir intimate association with the prozress and up- building of our country.Full of years and honors he has passed away, leaving behind him à lang and impressive record of public service.The | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 KILMARNOCK SCOTCH WHISKY district, stated that the story of two aeroplanes having been seen near the city early Saturday morning was shsurd.He said experts had atated that aviators could not fly in such cold weather, as they would freeze to death.The nearest known aeroplane station, according to the military authorities, is Long Island, about 200 miles away.08 08 106 0% X08 0% 50 205 0 X00 08 06 F300 KX a Cee Chancellor is Asked to Create an Economic General Staff.Berlin, via London, Feb.7\u2014The Hansabund, an organization of big German industrials, after a two days session which was attended by representatives from all parts of Germany, has decided to ask the Imperial Chancellor to draw up and present to the Bundesrat a measure creating an \u201ceconomic general staff,\u201d to handle and control the multifarious business | problems now, and especially exports and imports after the war, and to have charge of the transfer of German business and industry from a war to a peace basis when the time comes.Individual members of the Hansa bund argued the urgent need of some such body immediately to handle the badly tangled real estate situation, the fabor market problem, the supplying to industry of raw waterial, finances and kindred matters.Tt is the aim of the Hansabund to have some central body control exclusively all importations after the war, to prevent depreciation of the currency.The importance of creating an \u2018con- omie general staff now, rather than at the advent of peace, was urged by all present.Coincidentally, the Prussian Chamber of Commerce met at Rerlin and unanimously agreed to urge the creation of an organization to take over absolute control of all Prussian army | contracts und have charge of the distribution of work, even to the smallest items done by women in their homes It was agreed that the little states which furnish troops to the Prussian army should share in the distribution of contracts.A commission was appointed to draft à law creating the \u2018proposed jbody.tr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 House of Commons avails itself of this opportunity ta record its tridure of respect to the memory of ane of its mast distinguished mebors\u201d Tribute was also paid by Mr.E M.Macdonald of Pictou, and Mr.I.H.Sinclair of Guvaboro ts the memory of the late Bowman B.\u2018Law, member for Yarmouth, whe perished in the fire which destroved the Parliament Building last Thursday.Quarters Improved.The Chamber in which ths House meets has been much improved in comfort and appearance.I.cather- cushioned chairs have been vut-atitut- ; ed for hardwood ones; the rom has + heen carpeted in green according to traditional usage, members of the Press Gallery have heen accammo- dated with two rows of deska on the raised platform behind the Speaker, which is decorated with flags.The magnificent distances of the two lower floors of the Museum Rnitding have been limited hv fibre-bradl par- titiona erected by an energetic army of publie works emplovees for, the purpose of providing offices for the members and sessional employees.The Senate han heen placed in the farge enom previously occupied hy invertebrate fossils.A dais is being rrected and the chamber is being tinted in red RAGOOGONONOHOOGANONGONO dNono-0UGOAGHOGHHONUOGÉ Champagne near Challerange.The Germans have been busy with their artillery against the British around Loos, while the British in retura have bombarded German trenches near the Ypres-Roulers railway.The Vienna War Office reports the situation unchanged on all the fronts where the Austro-Hungarian troops are fighting.Nothing new has come through concerning the reported concentration of troops of the Teutonic allies in the region of the Greek border.A Copenhagen despatch indicates that the authorities at Kiel are fearful of an Allied air raid there.The populace has been notified that a steam siren will give the people advance notice of an air raid, and that in case the raiders come the people should not unduly exposs themsalves.\u201cPhe semi-official Overseas News Agency of Berlin anys thers are now 1,400,171 prisoners of war in Germany.This number, it is declared, does not include the prisoners the Germans left in Austria-Hungary.A London newspaper is authority for the statement that Earl Kitchener, the British Secretary of War, probably will leave the War Office to undertake work of a more important character elsewhere.If Earl Kitchener should leave, the newspaper adds, 8ir William Robertson, chief of staff, will actively direct the war and a civilian will become Secretary for War.For the second time during the war, Prince Oscar of Prussia, fifth son of Emperor William, has been wounded.RECEIVED BY KING.London, Feb.7\u2014Brigadier-General Watson, of Quebec, was received by the King at Buckingham Palace today.Amsterdam, via London, Feb.7\u2014Prince Oscar of Prussia, fifth son ol Emperor William, has been slightly wounded in the head and on the upper part of the thigh by shell splinters during the fighting in the eastern war theatre, according to a Berlin official report received here.Prince Oscar was wounded at Virton, Belgium, in September, 1014 He was ill for a long time and was declared to be suffering also from an affection of the heart.He returned to duty in the field in November, 1914, and narrowly escaped capture the following month during the fighting in Poland.CONFERENCE WITH KING.London, Feb.7\u2014~A court circular announces that the King today received in audience Premier Asquith, Sir Henry Jackson and Major-General Charles Edward Callwell.Mr.Asquith is president of the Imperial Defense Committee; Sir Henry Jackson is First Sea Lord; General Callwell is director of military intelligence.Special significance is believed to attach to the conference of the King with three spch important chiefs of the war operations.It is also noted that Earl Kitchener, Secretary af War, had a long audience with the King a few days ago.Rome, Feb.7, via Paris\u2014There have been published in Italy letters exchanged between Cardinal Mercier, Primate of Belgium, who is now in Rome, and German authorities accompanied by hitherto unpublished documents which charge the killing of a larger number of priests in Belgium than was specified when allegations of this nature were made previously.Sacrillege and the violation of nuns also are charged.NOT COMPROMISE BUT DEFEAT.London, Feb, 8\u2014The moming newspapers discuss the Lusitania controversy at great length, but the discussion is largely speculative owing to the fragmentary nature of the despatches received up to press time regarding the German proposals for a settlement of the case.The hope is generally expressed that President Wilson will stand by his demands and insist upon a real disavowal of the act by Germany, The Times says: .\u201cIt cannot be supposed that President Wilson is ready to renounce the chief principles for which he contended with moral earnestness and reasoning power, which excited admiration and respect on both sides of the Atlantic.Germany is reported as ylelding to all of his demands save one, but this one is the vita) point on which America has taken her stand from the first.To abandon the claim for a disavowal would be not a compromise, but a defeat.\u201d The Post says: \u201cPresident Wilson set forth his demands in plain language.We are not surprised at Germany endeavoring to confuse the issus and set up specious pleas.But unless President Wilson traverses his written word no compromise is possible.The United States is champion of virtue and humanity; the United States either acquieces in the legalisation of murder, or it does not.President Wilson has already made his choice in plain terme.Much, both for the present and future, depends on his nent action.\u201d be admitted to the practise of law in the Province of Quebec.The bill is inscribed on the order paper of the Legislative Assembly, but has not yet been introduced.ACTION TO ANNUL CIVIC BY-LAW.GAS PIPE LEAK La bylaw | An action to annul a by-law has just CAUSE OF FIRE.been inscribed at the Court House by Highgate, Ont, Feb.7\u2014A leak in a the legal firm of Pentland, Stuart, gas pipe in George Oake's barber shop Gravel & Thomson on behalf of the at 2.00 o'clock this afternoon, caused Quebec Railway Light & Power Cothe destruetion of the bmilding by fire agginst the City of Quebec, and the and severe burns and cuts to Oake\u2019s.Quebec & Lake St.John Ry., Co.mis Cornelius Degraw, John Lawrence, en cause.Henry Hall and William Wise.The! explosion caused the walls to collapse ' A passed on Nov.13th, 1915 dealing and the roof fell in.The five men with the closing up of certain streets wer caught in the fire and debris.All in Limoilou particularly a portion of will recover.j3rd., Street, extending from the Q.& L.St.J.to the Q.R.L.& P.tracks.The plaintiffs contend that the City in drawing up such a by-law is exceeding it's legal jurisdiction, There is a public bil -at the Legislature Yor the protection of thoroughbred animals.Wonder if \u201cWhite Horse\u201d is included?Wonders of the \u201cworld\u2014Our enemy aliens.The by-law objected to is No.405- 1 to he present at the ohsequies.POLICE COURT DOINGS.A man named Victor Laprise, accused of having assaulted motorman Cote, and stealing à \u2018ap and badge jbelonging t conductor Cloutier on 2 street car in this city on Fob 1st.ape peared before the Court of Sessions yesterday afternoon and pleaded not guilty.He gave bail and will appear later for trial Cathedine Tremblay, a servant, ace cused of stealing a watch and gold ring from her mistress, was sent the house of correction for th years.RESULT OF RECITAL.The result of the Recital given by Mr.Frank H.Rowe, for the Prisoners of War Fund, was most gratifving.The amount realized was $160.00 which Miss Muriel Joseph has fore warded direct to Lady Drummond, London.Eng.The Weather | Toronto, Feb.7\u2014The disturbance which was over the Great Lakes last night has developéd into a storm, which is now centered in New Brunswick.Gales have prevailed in Ontario and Quebec, with a change to colder weather, while in the Maritime Provinces it has been mild and rainy.The temperature continues low in British Columbia and the western Provinces.Circulating Library Long Winter Evenings doing nothing, take this opportunity to Read the Latest Books by becoming a member at JOHN E.WALSH\u2019S Reg\u2019d., Temperatures: Min.Max Dawson .«4 ee oc oo °26 *20 Victoria .«.«0 oo \u2026.\u2026 33 33 Vancouver .30 34 Calgary .\u2026.oo «0 .\u2026 .\u2026.*6 6 Edmonton .*20 4 Moose Jaw ., ve es *30 \u201ctft Battleford .ee .*20 #10 Regina .\u2026 .o .*31 *5 Winnipeg .*3¢ 10 Port Arthur.*16 2 Parry Sound .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 12 16 Toronto «.\u2026\u2026 +s «» oo 18 19 Kingston .\u2026 14 24 Ottawa .«0 «0 oo oo 8 20 Montreal ., .\u2026 \u2026 13 pb) Quebec.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 18 0 St.John.+c \u2026 \u2026 30 38 Halifax.\u2026 .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.38 42 Requisites in Quebec\u2014 Zero.Established in 1807, Forecasts.Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Six Stores in Town.Moderate to fresh west and south winds: fair and cold.Upper St.Lawrence and Ottawa Valley: Fresh westerly winds, fine and cold Lower St.Lawrence, the Gulf and North Shore: Strong winds and gales from westward, much colder; snow flurries.Maritime Provinces: Strong winds and gales from the westward; fair Valier Street.Street.ST.ROCH'S\u2014Branch No.1: 179 St.Joseph Street.UPPER TOWN-\u2014Branch No.2: 28 St.John Street.ST.JOHN'S WARD\u2014Branch No.3: 248 St.John Street.LOWER TOWN\u2014Branch No.6: 76 Mountain Hill ST.SAUVEUR\u2014Branch No.6: 459 St.Joseph Street, and 700 St HEAD OFFICE and WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT: 188 St.Paul \"Phone 1273.becoming much colder.Lake Superior District: South and south-east winds, fair and cold, fol- towed by a snowfall.Western Provinces: Continued low temperature, light local snowfalls, The Treatment of Influenza or La Grippe 15 quits refreshing these dae to resd of es à es tres lsque tor napsose or Grip e rticle in the © oo Clings,\u201d Dr.James Beli, of New York Onysay0 he 18 convinced thas too mech medion.tign 18 botb unnecessary Aad injurious.hon called to n esse of la grivpe.the patient 18 usosily s6en whon She féver Le present, às tbe ekill which oconsioneil ushers in the disense, bas practically pass way.Dr.Beil ben orders shyt the Dowels opened freely wilh salts, \u2018Actolds\u201d or citrate of maests, For the high fever, sovers headathe, Gnd general soreness, one snti- 18 VALIQUETS If you want the best on your table buy our Breakfast Rolls, Home-made Bread, Dinner Bread, Cakes of all kinds.Ice-Cream and Hot Coffee.12 Fabrique St Phones 6567-6568. te z THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.i .HEADQUARTERS ar Sr, for \".Hookoy, Shatng and 56 i SUPPLIES JERSEYS, HOSE and TOQUES made to order in any color of combination of colors.MONTREAL CITIENS ASK LARGE DELEGATION ARRIVES HERB YO MAKE VARIOUS RECOMMENDATIONS.; EET: SS rman us CANADA ST0G000 PRESS The members of the Composite Comuuittee of Montreal .Vublie Bodies will be represented at the.Private : LR GKATES.\u2026.cop cur ov cers eee er ave or 8 95 to $600 tree.this mois: i S briaht\u2014 th hit | ; Bills Co - ebeors.oT TT TT as we se Wl | ASK À MAN ors sa ee ths motning to sup | BQ miles ght\u2014teeth white NORTHLAND\" SKIS, Pine, Maple or Ash.1.50 to 650 L number of aldermen in the Monreal with 2 .( , .Quebec Skate Manufacturing & Repair Go.Rag'd Phone 4999.259 St, John St \u2018City Council.10 MARRY HER The recommendations of the Composite Committee are as follows: \u2014 Recommendations.1.\u2014The City shall be governed by MISS BERGSON OF COLORADO, {x Mayor, four Commissoners and \u2018Gfteen Aldermen.WILL EXERCISE LEAP YEAR 2\u2014The Mayor and the Commission- x = TT NS rH S PRIVILEGE.ers shall be clected by the people at 2 large, but the Aldermen shall be elect- V \u2014\u2014 ed three from each of five large elec- ! pe Pah Boulder, Col, February 5 \u2014 Before \u2018toral divisions or districts, Fy tong Miss Fredonia B § Al ; BAL ail elections for Commissionong Miss Tredouls Bergson of Ona \u2018erg and Aldermen, each clector- shall who is to inherit her father\u2019s $100.000, vote for neither more nor less candi- ranch and other property, will have dates, than the number called for by exercised lier Leap Year privilege and the vacancies to be filled at such elec- chosen her husband.Sh ade |\" en hier husband.She madel 4\u2014The Mayor shall preside over the known her intention at a party which Council; he shall alo be Ex.Officio she gave at her father's home.Miss Chairman of the Board of Commis- PLUMBER snd ELECTRICIAN.§ How about the Plumbing and?Electric Fixings of your residence\u2019 D Let us overhaul them for you.We # do everything in modern Ply ubing Ÿ and Electrical Apparatus and make a specialty of apparatus for Hot § & Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating 3 A full line of # HALL and KITCHEN STOVES § A new assortment of the g Bergson assured her guests that she intends to enter upon her search for a husband with :he utmost sincerity.Hitherto she has respected the wishes sioners, who in his absence shall elect a Chairman from amongst themselves The Mayor shall have no vote extept in the case of a tie, when he shall have Celebrated Tungsten Lampe of her father, Peter Bergson, that she ,the casting vote.form no sentimental attachment until; 5\u2014The functions of the Aldermanic she had completed her eighteenth Board shall be as heretofore, Legisyear.and thouph she has had many \u2018lative: the functions of the Board of uitors, Miss Bergson has shown none Commissioners shall he Executive, as of them special favor, provided for in the Festa Charter.: 8.\u2014The Mayor and the Alderman Has Attained Legal Age.shall be elected to office for a period She became cighteen years of age of Two years.The Commissioners recently, and her announcement.her ghall he elected for a period of Four friends say.is quite in keeping with years in such a way that half of their ! ker determination of character.\u201cnumber shall retire every second year.\u201cThe Leap Year privilege is usually | 7\u2014The Annual salary of the Mayor regarded as a jest,\u201d Miss Bergson «hall be $10,000.that of each of the said.\u201c1 intend to make it a fact.Commissioners shall he $:.300, that There is no reason why a young nf each of the Aldermen $1.500., pro- | woman should not propose when she vided that the number of aldermen be sees a man whom she believes would fifteen.| make her happy.\u201cThere will he nathing sly about my method.none of those tricks that are supposed to he so dear to the Delicious, wholesome, beneficial, appetite and digestion-alding cenfections Pleasant insurance against teeth decay, bad breath and acid mouth.Have you seen \u201c\u2018Wrigley\u2019s Mother Goose, introducing the Sprightly Spearmen\u201d\u2014 newest jingle book \u2014 28 pages in colors?(HERE I$ A SAMPLE VERSE) As I was going to Sasnt Ives I met a man with seven wives\u2014 Each wife had a fine, clear skin, All were fat\u2014not one was thin, And each had a dimple in her chin; What caused it?WRIGLEY'S! Write for this quaint, free book today and .always ask for \u201cWrigley\u2019s\u2019\u2019\u2014 the gum in the sealed package \u2014made in the newest, largest gum factory in Canada.2 119 to 123 BRIDGE STREET, : Shop: 124 King street, St.Roch.} Telephone 2224.\u201cANNUAL SALE 20% Discount E.R.BELANGER Clothier and Haberdasher.86 Mountain Hill PHONE 4179 Bodies Represented.The public bodies represented by the Composite Committee are: The feminine heart City Improvement league.The Board ¢ .\" \u201cWhen I find the man | want 1 shall of Trade, The Trades and Labor ' .ho ; ; Quebec | propose to him unhesitatingly and I Council; The Canadian Manufacturers f t - : Association; The Montreal Citizens shall not weep if he does not care to I Association: The Ruilders Exchange: j accept my heart.He will have the The Montreal - Local Council of | same privilege to reject that { have to Women: The Montreal publicity Asto ask\u2019 \u2018sociation; The Montreal Women's Miss Bergson says she does not care Club: The Franchise League; The | what the color of her hushind's eyes yr otal Suffrage Association: The may he.hut that he will lave to Notre Dame de Grace Civic Improve- | measure up te other standards + Iment League: Laurier Ward, Voters \u201cFirst of all.he will have ta he a real man\u201d she asserted.\u201cI don\u2019t: care whether he is highly educated or\u2019 not.Fven thoigh he has a college League and others.The above bedies with individual citizens will present a delegation at the provincial Legislature at Quebec : Wal.WRIGLEY JR.00., LTD.Wrigley Bultding, Terente + education, I Schatte has been in town a year and a half and has been employed in a furniture factory, He has made frequent trips out of town since his are rival here, \u2019 ; Fire \u2018at Toronte- \u2018 Tbronto, Feb.7\u2014The three-story building at 19-288 Richmond street westhowned by the Imperial Trust Coriipany and oecupied by Tennant & La + | of th duty throughout the City Hall, both op \u2018pert assistance will be obtained when LEGISLATURE OF QUEBEC |\" 1S TAN PRECAUTIONS.2 .ü apn i % Berlin, via London, Februney D O 58-1333 am \u2014 Lient.Hans À G Berg, commander of the prize Xf ctew which recently took the British steamer Appam intô to Bt Hampton Roads, hes been Ÿ identitied as Hans Berg, of ¥ Apenrade, a naval reservist and ¥ master in place time of the X tramp steamer Gamma, belong- ¥ jog 10 the Ahrenkiel and Clau-, Ÿ sen Line.; Li Berg served as a one year, Ÿ volunteer in the navy and was- ealled to the colors at the out- Ÿ break of the war and promot- XX ed to be a lieutenant six months ago.a While on furiough last year Xt Berg told his wife in Apedrade ¥* not to be disturbed # she heard X% nothing about him tor a long 2 time.As a matter of fact his wife has had no letter from X him, and has been unable to $F write him for many months as his address was unknown.a The German steamer Gamma Xf is a vessel of 3,234 tons.She X was last reported in port at X Rotterdam.= Ep r © « «a o Ÿ @ \u20ac « o Ÿ < « < © ° « o « a a o © ¢ a œ «A @ a © « CANADA TO HAVE ._ © .INW DAY.SOOM.Toronto, Feb.Y\u2014At a conference Canadian Jewish Alliance, which concludtd tSday at the \u201cPrince George Hotel, and was attended by delegates from Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Hamilton, Fort William, London, Berlin, Chatham and North Bay, a resolution was adopted to me- moralize the Dominian gorernment ealling upon them to proclaim in the Dominion of Canada a \u201cJew Day\u201d to be utilized throughout the Dominion for the collection of funds for the war-afflicted Jews of Russia, The government will be asked Yo use its good offices in order that the disabilities to which the Jewish people are subjected in certain countries shall be removed.The officers elected to serve till the next conference are as follows: Rueben Brainin, president, Montreal; Hugo Kaufman, secretary, of Montreal; L.Zucker, first vice-presi- dent, Montreal; M.Goldstick, second vice-président, Montreal .Purvis, real eitate agents, Weiss and Behler, electrical fixtures, and T.White & Sons, manufacturing jewellers, was partly burned tonight.It is estimated that the loss will total $10, 000.It is reported that men were seen running from the lane in the rear of the building just before the fire broke out.Ottawa Inguiry.Ottawa, Feb.7\u2014The Commission coasisting of Mr.R.A.Pringle, K:Cand Judge McTavish of Ottawa, appointed to investigate the destruction of the House of Commons, will begin the investigation immediately.Exnecessary apd the inquiry will be carried on as expeditiously as possible.Dr.Chase's The Family Doctor Tried in Vain to Heal the Sores\u2014An- \"other Tribute to This Great Healing Ointmenter \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 - It may be interesting to note that Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment was originally compounded to cure & case of eczemx on à child.The disease had spread aiment over the entire body and de- .fied ail the regular treatment for such troubles.The doctor was perpjexed, but finally hit on the formula of Dei Chase's Ointment, and, as many say, \u201cit worked like a charm,\u201d healing 2 : the nasty sores and leaving the 3 soft and smooth.That was a good many years ago, and since then many thousands of cases of ecwema, both in children and adults, have been cured, untll today Dr.Chase's Ointment is recogni.cd as Baby Afflicted.With Eczema Chase's Ointment that relief from Ointment Cured , .baby was terribly afflicted with ecge.ma, had her child treated by their own family physician, but the little one got no better.They tried, several remedies, but they all proved useless in this case.Upon the advice of à neighbor, they got Dr.Chase's Ointment, and before the first box was uscd the child was completely cured.\u201cI can also recommend Dr.Chase's Nerve Food to suffering friends, who I know will be glad to learn of something to relibve their nervous trouble, You have my permission to use this letter for the benefit of others.\u201d So soothing and hesling is Dr.THE \"CHRONICLE\" APPRECIATION OF OUR READERS GENEROSITY.\\ mm \u2014\u2014 .The subscribers to The Chronicle].\u2018Tobacco Fund will, no doubt,.be very pleased to learn that the last con ment of \u201csmiokes™ reached the Quebec Boys quite safely.\u2019 vo The Chronicle is in receipt of many acknowledgements from the front of the receipt of the smoking material, which, judging from the remarks of the recipients, undoubtedly proved a great boon.The gratefulness of the 1 | \u201cboys\u201d is clearly expressive and unmistakably endorsed the action of their Quebec friends .in providing them with gifts of this nature.Our readers will also be pleased to note that the receipt of Canadian tobacco affords great pleasure to Queers at the front, as it would appear that they have not yet acquired a taste for pipe tobacco of European manufacture, and from this it would seem that the \u201cMade in Canada\u201d slo- can, is as much in evidence in the firing line as it is in the Dominion.We have received acknowledgements from the following: Lieut-Col.Albert E.Swift, O.Cthe Second Battalion; Lieut.Col.W Gibson, Lieut.Fletcher, Lieut.-Col.G.Bowen.Sergt.E.T.Vyse, Lieut.A.J.R.Paradis, Sapper J.P.Marsh, Sgt.R.W.Birdseye (on bemif a half.dozen bec boys); Sergt.L.Castera, Comp.\u2018S.M.Wilden Creighton, J.Gaulin, Lieut.J.H.Atkinson, Arm.- Sergt.E.Payne, Corp.Jack Conway, J.Morgan, W, A,; Watters, Sergt.H.C.Stuart, E.Vachon, E.Blackman, H.C.Chateauvert, Sergt.W.P.Terry P.D.Woods, Below we publish a few letters of sppreciation: France, Jan.19th, 1916 To Quebec Chronicle.Please accept thanks for the Tobacco and Clgarettes forwarded from the Chronicle and its readers.1 have distributed same to the members of the Secomd Battalion.| With many-thaskey believe me, Yours very truly, A.E.SWIFT, - : 0.C.2nd Batt.France, Jan.19, 1916.To Editor of Quebée Chronicle, Quebec, Can.Dear Sir, \u2014Thanks for 24 packages of Old Chum tobacco recetved today.You are very good io remember the Quebec boys at the front, and your kindness and that of the Quebec public is very miuch appreciated by us.The public spirit manifested by The Chronicle in getting up a fund to purchase comforts for Quebec soldiers at the front is appreciated by me, and 1 wish \u201cto \u2018congratulate you on it, and to wish you continued prosperity during 1910, 1 am, yours truly, P.D.WOODS, 62038, 1st C.F.A, 1st Can.Div, B.E.F.To Editor of Quebec Chronicle, Pte.E.Martel, No.23171.11 Platoon, 4th Batt, .\"1st Brigade C.O.E.F.January 20, 1916, To Editor of The Chronicle, and its Readers.Many hesity thanks for all your] kind good wishes for the New Year.My surprise and delight at the receipt of two parcels containing cigarettes and tobacco and greetings from my old paper, can hardly be imagined, and on behalf of my comrades and myself, I wish you would permit me to express my appreciation to the readers of the Quebec Chronicle.I believe there are only two lads from the Sth Royal Rifles in this bat- tation, and I am the only one in \u201cC\u201d company.No doyht you already know that 1 was in the 12th Battalion at Valcartier and when that, battalion was broken up in England to provide drafts to reinforce the firing line, the draft I was in left Shorncliffe in May, 1015, to reinforce the 4th Battalion.Since arriving at the front, I hage been with the battalion in the trenches and have been fortunate in having nev er been hit yet neither have 1 been once on the sick list, 1 have seen many different parts of the tine, At Festubert we were under heavy shell fire for eleven days, and vuffered many casualties.I was also at Givenchy.We are now having a long rest and getting limbered up by a course of \u201cphysical jerks\u201d and other training.Lisut.-Col.Watson, who is so intimately associated with The Chronicle, is now Briggdigr in the Second Division, ! believe.1 have often seen him in the trenches with his men.Next week 1 am expecting to go on pass for seven days to London.It is the first pass in nine months, so it tan be imagined I welcome it all the more for being so long.In coming.Before closing may 1 wish my old home paper and all its readers a Hap- TOBACED FUND CATHOLIC: SCHOOL COMMISSION SITS LOWEST TENDERS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED POR SCHOOL AT STADACONA, - .The Roman Catholic School Commission met last evening at the City siga- | Hall for the transaction of the regular business of the Commission with Mr.J.B.Morrissett, President, in the chair.The Ohler Commissioners present were the following: Rev.Jas.Woods, His Honor Mayor Drouin, J.H.Chapleau and A.McManamy.The minutes of previous meeting were read and adopted.The President then reported that in accord with the authorizatioy given by the Commission at its last meeting he had rented the building situated at the south-east corner of St.Flavien and Couillard St.for the purpose of opening a primary school room.This was decided upon in res- poftse tb representations of a delegation of the ratepayers of the locality who appeared\u2019 before the last meeting of the Commission and made plain the record of such a school.The rental will cost the Commission $20 per month net.The school will bé in charge of a lady teacher.A letter was read from Mr.F.J.Buckley asking td Commission to accept the vacuum cleaning plant installed at St.Sauveur School.Messrs.Chapleau and McManamy were appointed to inspect the plant and report on its efficiency.The Commission then proceeded to open the tenders called for for the revised plans of the new Stadacona School.The following tenders were receiv- List of prices: Carpentry ang Joining.Jinchereau & Lamoade .$ 19,433.00 *Emile Morrissette .15,900.00 J.A.Gignac & Co.- 21,788,14 Teles.Lelievre .18,746.00 Jas.Gosselin .19,000.00 Maj.Cauchon .17,007.00 2,300.00 3,000.00 Simard & Frere .2197.00 J.M.Tardivel .8367.43 *Marier & Tremblay .1995.45 Heating, Plumbing and Electric : Lighting.$ 12,602.01 Vandry & Matte .$ 12,476.00 Goulet & Belanger: \u2014 7 Electric Light .996.40 Brousseau & Frere .$ 12,500.00 Fort.Gingras:\u2014 Plumbing™.$ 7,508.00 Electric .1,086.00 Heating .4,860.00 $ 13,544.00 *Jobin & Paquette: \u2014 \u2018Plumbing and Heating.$ 11,300.00 Flectric Light .\u201c880.00 $ 12,160.00 -r Roofing: \u2014 \u201c Rrousseau & Frere.$ 3,100.00 Nap.Barbepu & Co.3499.00 Nap.Durama .a.3,146.00 *Eugene Falardeau .2,675.00 * Indicates successful tenderers.It was decided to accept the lowest tenders in each particular class.The contracts were accordingly awarded to the successful bidders.- The President then issued an invitation to the press to visit the newly completed schools under control of the Commission with a view to familiarizing the public with the worr of the Commission.The meeting then adjourned.London, Feb.8.\u20142:08 a.m.\u2014Archi- bald Fitzroy George Hay, twelfth Rari of Kinnoull, died yesterday at Hove.He was born in 1885, and serv- cd with the staff of Baker in Egypt.Not a Symptom .Left Anywhere DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS CLEAR.- ED UP D.R McLEOD'S KIDNEY DISEASE.Nova Scotis Man Tells How and Why He is Enjoying All His Old-time Health and Vigor.West Tarbot, Victoria Couaty, N.S.February 7\u2014(Special)\u2014\"Yes, 1.feel healthy, and full of old-time vigor.\u201d This was the answer of Dan McLeod, \\ Prominent resident of this place, td a question regarding his present health.Everybody here knows that {ast winter Mr, McLeod was a severe sufferer from kidney disease.And he is moat emphatic as to .the cause of his cure.\u201cI used seven boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills,\u201d he says, \u201cand not only have I been greatly bensfitted by their use, but 1 am entirely cored of every symptom of kidney disease.\u201d The reason people talk s0 enthusiastically about Dodd's Kidney Pills is UARY 8, 1916 5 our minds are quite as active as ia forme our strength does not orden need it most; perhaps the kidnéys are weak, the liver torpid, rheumatic pains or stifiened joints beset us, and we cannot easily throw off the colds that winter brings, What we need is the rich liver oil In Scot's Emulsion to renew the blood Carry strength toevery organ of the pit taey pene octhcstheres ory and its osphites strenghthen the excitable pn Scott's Emulsion is a scientific oil food, of unusual benefit to those past years\u2014particularly durin + restessirength.One hotte wil bree creates wi its worth, No harmful drugs.\\ Beat & Bowne, Toreato, Ont.15-36 LA PRESSE BILL READ 24D TIE PROMOTER OF THE MEASURE .I8 NOT INCLINED TO EXPLAIN IT.A rather unusual scene occurred in the Quebec Legislative Assembly last night when the privace bill to change the trustees of a portion of the capital stock of Fresse Publishing Company, Limited, came up for a second reading.When the bill was called Mr.P.Cousineau, Leader of the Opposition, asked for explanations, and Mr.W.Levesque, of Laval, who is the promoter of the measure.said that the bill was printed and *poke for itself.It would be sent to the Private Bills Committee where the interested parties might be heard.Mr.Cousineau insisted on knowing the meaning of the bill and as Mr.Levesque was not inclined to explain it, the Leader of th* Opposition moved à six months\u2019 hoist.Sir Lomer Gouin remarked that it was unusual \u2018to vote on a private bill in second reading before it was studied in committee, Mr.Cousineau argued that the promoter refused to explain the bill, which might contain something contrary to public morals.If it were so the bill should not be sent to the Committee for study.At all events the promoter was evidently ashamed of the bill.At_the suggestion of Sir Lomer Gouin the bill was read by Mr.Levesque, and at its conclusion Mr.Cousineau said that as he understood the measure, it was to break a contract, and he could not refuse the promoters the opportunity of telling the extraordinary reasons which they must have for applying to the Legislature.He, therefore, withdrew his motion and the bili was referred to the Committee.: The Three Rivers bill was studied in Committee of the House and after the licenses clauses lad been struck what was left of the measure was given third reading.At the request of Mr.Trahan.promoter of the bill, the clauses to indemnify the hotel keepers who lost their licenses when prohibition was voted and providing for the munici- palization of the sale of intoxicating liquors were struck out.Hon.Mr.Taschereau's bill to increase the sum allotted for the protection of municipalities against fire, from $10,000 to $25,000, was given its final reading.The following hills \u2018were read a third time: To amend the charter of the Town of Beaconsfield.\u2014Mr.Perron.Respecting the Protestant Board of School Commissioners of the City of Montreal.\u2014Mr.Finnie.To incorporate the Civic Investment and Industrial Company.\u2014 Mr.Therrien.Respecting the building of the Basement of à Church.a Sacristy.and a Presbytesy of tle Parish of St.Jean Baptiste de la Salle.\u2014 Mr.Levesque, INTERESTING LECTURE AT KIRK HALL.Before a faitly large audience last night ah interesting lecture on Serbia was delivered in the Kirk Hall by Mr.Thomson.The Rev.Dr.Love of St.Andrew's Church presided, snd,\u2019in a brief speech, introduced the lecturer.+ Mr.Thomson, during the course of his lecture, spoke on the manners and customs of the people of Serbis, Montenegro and Turkey.His remarks with regard to the courage of the Serbians and Montenegring were heartily applunded.Iis intimate knowledge of these countries of the Eastern theatres of the war enabled him to retain the attention of his aua- ience until the end of the lecture.The lecture was illustrated dy colored Lantern Slides depicting almost every phase of life in the Balkans.At its conclusion a vote of thanks was proposed by Dr.J.M.Harper, seconded by Mr.J.G.Scott.A collection was taken wp for the purpose of purchasing extra comforts for soldiers in the Military Hospital ROM VON PAPEN + - TO SOMEONE W | QTTAME - TWO CHEQUES WERE MARKED TO NAME \u201cCASER-% TA\u201d \u2014 INTERESTING REVELATIONS MADE PARLIAMENTARY -PAPER IMUEP.YESTERDAY.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 _ London, Feb.7\u2014Interesting additions to the Ven Papen correspond, ence are contained in a parliamentary Paper issued tonight.The paper gives the translations of all the documents taken from Captain Franz von Paper, the ,formec German military attache st Washington, and the full entries of his bank accounts, with fac-simi- lies of checks and stubs.The only relevation historically important is that Admiral von Hintze, who was German Minister to Mexico, in the spring of 1914 favored international intervention.Capt.Karl Boy-Ed, the former German naval attache at Washington, wroteto Capt.von Papen, opposing Admiral von Hintze's view and strongly defending President Huerta.Col.Herwarth, of the German staff, wrote that the American military attache at Berlin, Major Langhorne, who left Germany early in 1913, was the bearer of letters to German officials in America.A letter from Edward Lyell Fox, an American correspondent in Berlin, contained an unfavorable opinion of the American Ambassador, James W.Gerard.Prince Hatzfeld and Rhf4 Seidenburg, of New York, wrote concerning the \u201cstupidity and idiocy of Americans,\u201d whom the latter termed \u201cYankees.\u201d George Sylvester Viereck, editor of Fatherland.went on record \u201cas thoroughly ashrmed\u201d of his country.George von Slak, former commissioner of accdunts of New York city and a newspaper correspondent, who was on Captsin von Papen\u2019s salary list, wrote to.Maximilian Harden.tiie.noted German editor, lauding Count von Bernstcrff, the German Ambassador at Washington, and describing the widcw of Count von Sternburg, the former Ambassador at Washington, as decrying Count von Berne storff's work.and scathingly denounced Dr.Dernburg, who at one time was the unofficial representative of Germany \u2018in America.Incidentally, he informed Herr Harden how Dr.Dervburg spoke contemptuously of Harden.The Bank accounts of vou Papen show that von Slak and W.von Igel each received a salary of $238 monthly with certain expenses.Two checks of a total of $500 are marked for \u201cCaserta, Ottawa.\u201d The parliataen- tary paper confains the commen:: \u201cThis man repeatedly tried to enter the service of His Majesty's Rovernment.He is now interned in England.\u201d FUNERAL AT LEVIS.r {out mow, in PLEDGE ANERCH OT TO AGIT JEU FORTHAOE NCA U.& FINANCIERS PROMISE TG: WORK WITH MIXADO'S BUS INESS MEN.- \u201c, * .-\u2014\u2014\"- - Tokio, Feb, ?\u2014Americau 6 i and business men have given their formal pledge to pursue téade in China in a spirit of friendliness toward the Japanesg, and, wherever possible, i co-operation with the Japanese, ag, cording to Baron Elichi Shibusawds the seventy-six-year-old financier returned recently fro mthe fe | + States.2 On his arrival home he was: met FF several members of the Cabinet, to whom he reported most fa on condition in America, as they affect Japan.He was impressed remarkably with the hospitality thet had been shown him in the United: | States.\u201cAmerica,\u201d he said.\u201cis now at oa of the most important turning pois of her history.Hithérto she bas beet self-centred and seli-contented, polits ically, economically and.fimpei of on ; she has been brought suddenly to res alize that circumstances place her @ the very forefront of the world's ancial and commercial powers she seems determined to utilize to oil fullest extent the opportunities theg presented.\u201d opportunity,\u201d ht Cp ma.\u201cI took every continued, \u201cof impressing upon my American friends the desirability and also the practicability of a genetôt understanding and, if ssible, operation between American ik Japanese capitalists in developing the resources of China.Such, I pointed out, would be conducive to the interests of China, in the first place, ang and then to the interests of both Japan the United States.sa \u201cOtherwise Americas increnced activities in the Chinese market might possibly lead to hostile competition, mutual distrust and bitter animosity, which might be mutually disastrous.Barof Shibusawa said he found On Friday, the 4th instant, took {sections of the United States animat place at St.Joseph de Levis, the funeral of Mrs.Mary Preston, dearly and well beloved wife of Mr.Simon | Murphy.of Lauzonville, Levis.A} long cortege of relatives, friends and \u2018 acquaintances showed their affection | réspect and sympathy by following in 2 body her remains to their last resting plage.Resident of Lauzon for.upwards of fifty years, Mrs.Murphy | was associated with every good work.and was heloved by all, both young and old, for the sterling qualities of heart and mind.and her death, at the ripe old age of 77 years, has cast a gloom over the whole community.In Mrs.Murphy we have fost one of these old-time Christion women: emi | nent in every respect; an admirable, wife, a true and devoted mother; she has left behind her a sacred memory of the many excellent qualities which endeared her to all; her death was but an echo of a long and well ac- by sentiments of warm friendship té< ward Japan.Especially was he pleased.to see the situation in California greats ly improved.The anti-Japanese feeling there has subsided owing to favagable impression created by Jape amese participation in the Exposition.Some people were inclived to fear 3 revival of the anti-Tapanese agitation after the close of the Exposition, bug his observation was that there is no likelihood of such an occurrence in; the near futare.Cs Karon Shibusawa said he was greats.ly finpressed with the prosperdus come: dition of the City of New York.The thriving and beautiful appearance of.the streets and the remarkable improvement of the means of communis, cation showed a grest development since his previous visit.Lastly, he said: ; \u201cJapanese merchants and _manatat=- turers should prepare not to miss thig opportunity for promoting the trade dee complished life.Mrs.Murphy leaves to mourn her toss, her husband, Simon Murphy, of Lauzon; two daughters, Miss Annie Murphy, of Lauzon.and Rev.Sister Mary Vincent of the Franciscan Ladies, actually on a mission at Fory Kent: four sons.Captain J.T.Murphy.of the Quebec Harbor Commission; Ald.P.H.Murphy, of Madden & Son; M.J.Murphy, of the M.P.& J.T, Davis Co.and G.J.Murphy, of the Quebec Harbor Commission.PERSONAL.Late arrivais at the Chateau:\u2014 T.Gauthier, J.P.L.Berube, F.Wall, J.N.Simard, F.C.Laberge and wife, C.| B.Mitcheit, A.Tedue, A.St.Pierre, L.Beaudry, P.Houle, Nap.Turcot, E.A.8 Bruneau, J.Gagre, J.E.Bourke, J.E.Marcel, Wilired Tandy, H.G.Morin, Dr.J.M.Pullerm, G.T.McFadden, C.H.Gould Oscar Sewell V.Dufauit, W.H.Winter, A.Fortier, J.O.Levesque, C.E.Gerard, John Quinlan, D.N.Taillon, H.Beaudoin, J.Morin, J.Desforges, R.Masst, A.S.Pelletier, J.Primieau, Dr.Guerni.R.Lucas, Dr, Grenier, L.A.Amos, L.Tremblay, L.A.Caron, D.McElroy, B.Hebert, B.Robillard, Drelations between Japan and the United States.Tn order fo augment (national wealth and increase Japan commercial influence in America th {Government authorities should avaff themselves of the favorable monetary condition of the present for the ess couragement and promotion of domestic manufacturing and industry and the advancement of the country\u2019s exe port trade.\u201d # FOR PATRIOTIC FUND.Galt, Ont.Feb, T\u2014Fifty thousand : dollars, representing the profits of \u2018 insuraice fr the yeur 1915, was du Rated to the Canadian Patriotiet .\u2018und today at the sqnual meeting of the Gore District Moteal Fire Ynsusance Company, held at its head \"3 fe -here.The motion was carried un mously, the meeting rising to its and singing: \u2014\"\u201cGod Save the Xiag\u201d (Moder of Today.) % A harmless, yet very tral ment is here given a.\u2018the standard cure for itching skin dis.[itching and burning comes alm s [py and Prosperous New Year, and | pa they make them well all over.| and a nice amount was realized.Tansey, F.E.Gilman, E.E.Gault, | moval of hairy growths: Mis ensughi eases.soon s the gintment is ap, Ned Ths that the near future may see the folks Acting ap the kidneys they put those ere Mr.and Mrs.J.L.Decarie, Montreal; | Powdered delatone and water te cover \u201d .Mre.Geo.McNair, r Charles; sores are cleaned by the actign of this | 3t home and their dear one\u2019s in the orpung in condition to strain ait the] DUMA SITS WEDNESDAY.|g H.Woodword, New York; L.R.| the undesirable haies, apply poste and NB} writes as follows: \u2018We use Dr.[trcatment, and the process of healing | trenches \u2018writed M happy home Îlfe|impurities out of the blood.Petrograd, via London, Feb, 8.\u2014 | Benoit, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs.K.M.[after 3 or 3 mi remove, wash ; 's Ointment in our home, and [is soon begun.By persistent use of | SAIN.: .means pure blood carried to ail! 1:20 a.m\u2014 An Imperial decree fixed | Farns, Rochester N.Y.; Chas.C, [skin and the hairs have vanished.» | Would not-\u2018wish for dnything better |the ointment cure is effected, 60 cents Yours very sincerely, parts of the body.And people who | Feb.9, as the date for the resumption | Maiher, Cambfidge, Mase: Biljah | Appliomion usually le sufcient, buts for cuts, burns and bruises.A few [a box, all dealers or Edmanson, Bates .to.R A.are healthy ail over are always cheer | of the sitting of the Dama and of Steliman, Hillesiey, Man.; Jobu | P.| be certain of results, buy the éciacong Îsrearé ago 6 friend of mine, whoce l& Ce, Led; Toroase.Per pro.Krnest Martel.enthusiastis | \u2018 \\Couneil of the Empire, of Wille, Sherbrooke, - *\u2014\u2014- Lin aa -\u2014 .\u201coo 2 ; 10 ; 9 o RCE ud ¥ \"Printed and published by The \u201cAmerica is not afraid of anybody.Compang, that the not being ready to perforni my duty.I am afraid of the danger of shame.Bisset, Quetes.kT OURBKC.FRBRUARY 4, 1016.I am afraid of the danger of inade- oul of the world war.He |i Ose can be as devbied to ben ded- Jars as to ten million.Some of the most sordid lovers of money we I know 1 reflect your feeling and the | ever encountered have been workers feeling of all bur citizens when I say for a small wage.Wealth, on the oaly thing I am afraid of is | other hand, is accompanied mot seldom with a generous indiffe-ence te dollars.It is cowardly for yuur mor alist to shy all his brickbats at the .+ BE er together to pay the last tribute of 4 the moment of writing but | 3 j 1 1 | tr marr eer emer, A HOUSE OF MQURNING., All Quebec todey will be a House of Mourning whea hor citizens gath- \u2018 respect to the late Madame Bray.À : week ago she and Madpme Morin Ë were among wus, full of the joy of \" fée and all uneonecious of the sed fate which was te befall them so soon.As E Sir Wilfrid Laurier - gracefully ex- à pressed it, they were \u201cyoung, happy wives; young happy mothers, bright as the larks in the blue sky of the morning.\u201d Today they are dead, cut off in the prime of life all unexpectedly.What the investigation into the Ottawa 1 fre will disclose, we do not know at if it Le proved that their deaths are due to the work of our ememies, then the people of Quebec will know how to L¢ rise to the occasion.| Ï.To the bereaved husband, to the | » sorrowing mother and other relatives The Chronicle extends its most heartfelt sympathy in their unlooked-for affliction.| AMONG THE PROPHETS! What kind of a man is this Mr.Carvell, M.P, the gentleman who is.continually putting party ipfore pat- | riotism and who essays to set himself | * up as 3 judge and critic of the Minh ister of Militia?This is the kind of man that Mr.Carvell is.Before the war he ridicul- ; ed every attempt of the Minister to | + improve the Militia or provide for its training and accommodation.In June : 12014, only two months before ths I terrible war broke out, Mr.Carvell * detivered himself of the following .« speech in Parliament :\u2014 \u201cThe principal cause of the trouble with the Minister and his.top-heavy | militia is the report of a General by the name of French, who came to this eountry some years ago.and in my judgment his visit was one of the test misfortunes that has befil- Canada.General French may be fs a man who has been educated along 1 entirely different lines from those * which the conditions in Canada pre-' \" sent.\u201d \u201cHis life has been spent soldiering.he is a born soldier; he does not be- .eve a man has any business work- ; ing on à farm.in a factory or any- \u201c where else, except a few who should work in order to make money to keep = the soldiers.[If you had half the » people in the Empire in the army you would not have enough to satisfy > General French.\u201d \u201cI told the late Minister of Militla publicly and privately that in adopting the ridiculous and unreasonahle report made by this gentleman, he had committed a great mistake.It might be all right if General French was reporting oa the conditions in Bulgaria, or Russia, or Germany, or even Italy, but when it comes to a country like Canada, where there is wot a possibility of trouble, his ideas } are ridiculous.There is no more pos- sibitity of a war breaking out between Canada and any other country in the world than there is of the Minister of Militia or myself committing suicide between now and tomorrow morning.All you get in the Militia in Canada is that vou teach about 2$ per cent.of the men how to get drunk.\u2018That is the size of it.\"\u2014Hansard, Vol.V.1914, Pgs.4620, 4631, 4622.June îet, 1914.As a prophet Mr.Carvell has gone astray like a fox in the desert.As a patriot he is not much better.WAR AND THE U.8.In a message to the people of the À United States, delivered through the * Medium of a public meeting in Cleveland.President Wilson made the solemn statement that the time may come when he can no longer kaep his - « quacy; I am afraid of not being able Morgans and the Carnegien.You to express the correct character of yourself, Reginald of the mnall sal- this country with tremendous might sry, mest solve the came] question and effectiveness whenever we are me less than must Rockefeller.What called upon to act in the field of the is your personal attitude toward world\u2019s affaire.\u201d money?Are dollars the end of all These sentiments must be appland- | your thought and effort, the supreme od by all who call themselves citizens goal of all your striving, or merely of the United States, but they will un- 8 necessary means to right living?doubtedly result in many caustie- Are you a gold worshipper, willing comments from those newspapers to sell your soul for yellow dust, or which have been advocating the same do you keep money in its proper thing for more than a year.President Wilson has not gained a great reputation by his \u201cnotes\u201d and speeches since the beginning of the war.He has been assailed bitterly on the grounds that he has not dome the very things he now says he aims to accomplish and his \u201ctoo proud to fight\u201d speech has been thrown in his face on many occasions.The sinking of the Lusitania turned the -tide against Cermany among the Anglo- Saxons in the United States.All thought of bitterness resulting from past differences with Great Britain was buried forever when many hundreds of innocent non-combatants were brutally sent to the bottom.The President of the United States , bad master?It is so hard as to be practically impossible for ome who of heaven.Note well the form of the proposition.It is true because the important values than things.We talk about the almighty dollar, but the term is a misnomer.The dolar \u2018we all crave \u2018money cannot buy.Money cannot buv mental capacity, nor honor, nor sppreciation of the beautiful, nor happiness.Happiness depends on what we are.not on what we have.Solomon found it out cen- \u2018taries ago.Moderns discover the rome fact.Wrote David Levinskihas had many opportunities to de- milli-saire cloat: maker of New Yorkclare himself since that time.As in in McClure's magazine: \u201cI live in a Mexico, when he waited for a com- : high-class private hotel, where I oc- paratively trivial incident, he has cupy a luxurious suite of rooms.I seemed to be drifting along until own automobiles and keep a chauf- publie opinion forces him to a step feur and valet.I give myself every to which he, personally, is opposed.| comfort money can buy.But there is As matters stand today, the major- one thing which T crave and which ity of Americans are heart and soul money cannot buy \u2014 happiness.\u201d in sympathy with the Allies and are What gospel does our not only ready but eager to inform \u2018more than this: \u201cMan's life con- Germany of their attitude.President sisteth not in the abundance of the Wilson is wavering on the brink of things that he possesceth.\u201d What a definite declaration of his principles, better prayer for any of us than that but it may be too late.Recently the of Augur: \u201c Give me neither pov- Boston Transeript.in a semi-humor- ,erty nor riches; feed me with food place as a good servant, although al kingdom consists in other and more | age need ous forecast.stated that some day | convenient for me.\u201d\u2014Exchange.President Wilson would startle the nation by giving an order to \u201cUnchain the Pomeranians of war.\u201d That seems te be the attitude of a great manv of the newspapers in the East-, 0 right from the English standpoint, em Sates.He is a General of distinction, but he \u2018 -09050900GA0090000 Q Division.dated Shorncliffe, Jan.oth, , PRESS COMMENT.© t00800000BGE00V00 The people of Canada are to be no more terrorized by the Huns into abandoning\u2019 the, Mother Country and the Empire's cause because through an act of guerrilla warfare inspired by German officials in the United States the parliament buildings of ; Canada have been destroyed and several innocent lives sacrificed.Both Sir Wilfrid Laurier as leader of the Opposition and Sir Robert Borden, as Premier are in unison in the determination to proceed with the business of the country at once.The main business of Canada doubly resolved ! today is to enter into the assistance \"to the mother country with redoub!- , ed vigor.We now have our own direct wrongs to avenge as well as those of Great Britain and France.Instead of sending one man let ws send two.Instead of giving one dol- far let us give two.of Canadians, whether of British or French origin, is the same spirit as that which dominates the mother \u2018 countries; the determination to male no pesce until the enemy is alsol- utely crushed beneath foot and the tiberties of the nations assured 10 that we can return to pursuits of civilization and progress un!: the banner of democratic \u2018gover ment and freedom.\u2014Moncton Transcript.It is related that Henry Heine, the | Tew, one of the most sparkling tafk- ers of Europe, sat silent at a ban- | quet until his Christian hostess asked, with some anxiety, \u201cWhy are you so dumb?\u201d He answered, \u201cI am studying a problem which [ esnnot solve, I have been looking at these gold dishes, this fine linen, these splendid waiters, your great die- monds, and wondering what you Christians are going to do with the camel question.\u201d Most of us, were the truth told, are doing nothing with it.If, as the Master taught, it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter into the Kingdom of heaven, the perfl, at least, has not deterred most men from trying for richer.When it comes to facing the dangers that money brings, the majority of us sre 88 brave as tions.We are will.crew alone.As 6 class they cannot Let us show.the German cowards that the spirit, child was the legitimate heir, and the THANKS CANANTAN EXPRESS COMPANY.|= A letter has been received today at the headquarters of the Canadian Express Company through the European Traffic Department, land, from Lieut.-Col.D.W.B.Spry, AA & QM.G.Canadian Training 1916, which reas as follows: ! \u201cI have pleasure in complimenting \u2018all concerned at the very satisfactory manner in which Canadian Express parcels for Canadian Troops at this station have been handled.It may be stated that at 10 a.m, on Christmas Day every parcel received up to that time had been delivered to the Unit to which addresses belonged T take this opportunity of comnlimenting your representatives at Folkestone for the very courteous way in which ithey met the sur~estion made by the Canadian Military authorities and for \u2018the splendid co-operation which they gave to our plans.\u201d THE SLINGSBY CASE.London, Feb.7\u2014The hearing of arguments in the Slingsby legitimacy suit was concluded in the Court of Appeals today.Judgment was reserved.The argument had been in | progress since January 17th, The case Involves the question ! whether an infaht born in San Fran.! cisco and declared to be the lawful son of Charles R.Slingsby and his wife, Dorothy.is the righiiul successor to the Slingsby estates in England.The California court belé that the \"case heard was i this decision.NO STOMACH PAIN, \u2018 GAS, INDIGESTION IN FINE MINUTES on an appeal from | ULATOR KNOWN.order\u2014\"really does\u201d overcome indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn sad sourtess in five minutes\u2014that~ just that\u2014makes Pape\u2019s Diapepsin the largest selling stomach regulator i: the world.If what you eat fermen:- and eructate sour, undigested food an: seid; head is dizzy and aches; breat! foul; tongue coated; your insides fille with bile and indigestible waste, re sin\u201d comes in contact with the stom sch all such distress vanishes.It truly astonishing\u2014almost marvelous, snd the joy is its harmiessutess, A large fifty-cent case of Pape: Diapepsin will Frs you a hundred dollars\u2019 worth satisfaction or your I's worth its weight in gold to men and women who cas get their storu- Somme thertd sways be hope busdy and ta case of « Mie one, upset stomach the day >r at night.It's the surest and most harmiess camister in the worié i I} Londen Eng- : ji \u201cPAPE'S DIAPEPSIN® 18 THE ONLY REAL STOMACH REQ- \u201cReally does\u201d put bad stomachs mn | if into stubborn lumps, you belch ga: | ¥ member the moment \u201cPape\u2019s Diaper J} druggist hands you your money back.| fooliskily seems to think they are going to get renewed health and strength from some stimulating medicine, secret mnostrum Or narcotic i drug, said Dr.Sewer, à specialist of this city, when, as a matter of fact, veal and true streagth can only come from the food you eat.But people often fail to get the strength out of tneir food because they haven't enough irom in their blood to enable it to change food nto living matter.From their weakened, nervous condi- ; | tion they know something is wrone, trusts in riches to enter the kingdom | | they can't tell what, so they gon- erally commence doctoring for sto- ,mach, liver or kidney trouble or symptoms of some other ailntent ' caused by the lack of iron in the \u2018blood.This thing may go on for years, while the patient suffers untold agony.If you are not strong is not almizhty.Many of the p#ods ! or well.you owe it to yourself to make the following test.See how long you can work or how far you can walk without becoming tired.Next ke two five grain tablets of ordinary nuxated iron three times ner day | after meals for two weeks.Then teat your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained.I have seen dezens of nervous.run- : down people who were ailing all the while.double and even trinle their strength and endurance and entirely get rid of all symptoms of dyspepsis, fiver and other troubles in from ten ! Take Iron, Says Doctor, if You Want Plenty of \u201cStay There\u201d Strength Like an Athlete! to fourteen days\u2019 time simply by taking iron in the proger form, and this after they had in some cases been dectoring ter months without obtaining any beneft.But don't take the old forms of reduced iron, iron acetate or tincture of iron simply to save » few cents.You must take iron in a form that can be easily absorbed and assimilated Hike sunated iron if yo wart it to do you any good, otherwise it may prove worse than useless.Many an sthiete or prise fighter has won the day simply because he knew the secret of great strength and er- durance and filled his blood with iron before he went into the affray, while many another has gone down to inglorious defeat simply for the lack of iron.- Note\u2014Nuxated Iron recommended sbove by Dr.Sawer, is one of the newer organic iron compounds.Usfike the older inorganic iron per- ducts, it is easily assimilated, does not injure the teeth, make them black, nor upset the stomach; on the cont ary, it is 8 most potent remedy, in nearly all forms of indigestion.as weil as for nervous, run-down conditions.The Manufacturers have such great confidence in Nuxated Iron that ther offer to forfeit\u2019 $100.00 to any charitable institution if they cannot take anv man or woman under 60 who lacks iron and increase their strength 200 per cent or over in four weeks time provided they have no serious organic trouble.They also offer to refund vour money if it does not at feast double your strength and sn.durarce in ten days\u2019 time.It is dispensed in this city by L.E.Martel, and Dr.Ed.Morin & Co, and ail ather druggists.| i poTATOES Turnigs from our St.Foye Fam 50 cts Bag $1.80 BAC ~ M.BOYCE & SO \u201cTHE RELIABLE GROCERS.\" ve «10-81 COTE D'ABRAHAM \u2014 2 3e DRY + {8 FOR $2.98, now $1.40.Hu now fc; 36e, now Sc.$3.76, now $8.08.1 i i 0c, now 8c; 48, now We.Great Clearing Sal of , GOOD Genuine Reductions TRIMMED HATS, Reduced 10.s.00 sone cove secs sous sos 908 WHITE BLOUSE WAIBTS.c.«eee \u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026 Hull Price CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS.Onethird OR CHILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES .Onedhird OF.|| EMBROIDERIES.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Oue-hiré OF.Ÿl CASH ONLY.LADIES\u2019 HATS, trimmed, ready-to-wear, specially reduced in price from $8.96 to $85.78.Bale price, only.\u2026.0.0.0 eee B00 WHITE LAWN WAISTS, all reduced Half Price\u201431.10, now Sic; $1.50, sow Tic; $1.68, now She; 91.00, now 96e; $8.35, now $118; | WINTER COATS for Children$3.25, now 08.17; 0.5, now 08.26; $3.95, now $8.68; $4.35, now $8.04 WHITE LAWN DRESSES for Children\u2014ttc.now 88; $1.16, now § Tac; $1.50, now $1.00; $1.65, now $1.10; 92.28, now 81.00.EMBROIDERIES\u2014At One-third Of\u20146c, now 4e; Sc, now Ge; 15e, | now 86; 186, now 10e; 18e, now 19e.WOOL POLG CAPS, for Sliding, Shating and Skiing, at Hall Peles J! \u2014sec, now éée; 80e, now 45Bc; $110, now Sic; 91.28, now 68e.À FANCY FLANNELETTE, for Kimonos and Wrappers, all reduced | \u201416e, now 11c; 20c, now 18e; 25\u20ac, now 168; Ste, now 20e; 90e, | WHITE QUILTS, all Greatiy Redacod\u2014f140, now Ls; Sums, À now $1.48; $2.35, now $1.80; $3.75, now 95.90; $0.34, now 0200; .I SHERTINGS, all reduced 29 Por Cont OF\u2014ite, now Bs; Sic, Sow 2e; bc, now fée; 65c, now SB; 78¢, now êbe.PILLOW COTTONS, all reduced 80 Per Cont OB=\u2014-18e, now 16e: | 20c, new i0e; 25c, now 80c; 30, now Bie.WHITE TURKISH TOWELS\u2014AR refuced 89 Por Cent OB\u20141se, .now île; 8c, now fe; 88e now $8¢; Me, now Sie; tic, now 288; SIMONS & MINGUY, Telephone $38.20 Fabrique Street; Quebec WON BANK OF CANADA DIVIDEND, No.118 NOTICE is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of 8 per cont.aneym, Paldyp Capital Sleek of ion Bank of Canada, fas begn declared for the current quarter, and that the .same will bé payable st its Banking House in the] > Co * TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1914, ; rn CHING co FABRIQUEK STREET asd Poo ol - MOUNTAIN HILL 3 \"FIRE SETS aad FENDRRE W trass and wrougbt iron énish City of Winnipes, and at he Branch hes, and after Wednesday, the y ; of March next, to Sharsholders of COAL HODS rods record, at the Hose, of business, on Gas Loba the fourteenth day ebrusry.BRAS A \u2014 A Bonus of 1 per cent.approved EETTLES on stagde.by the Shareholders at the last An- COFFEE, MACHINES, nual General Meeting will also be 2 CHAFING DISHES.paid at the same time and places to (Rlectric and alcebel).* Shareholders of record, \u2018at the close ; ç of business, on the fourteenth day of | Kishen Utensils, General and Heu Hardware, and Sporting Goods of all descriptions.i WINTER SPORTS The Teansfer Books will \u2018be closed from the fifteenth to the twenty-ninth of February, 1914, both days inclusive.To take part in any lime of them.you must be equipped the BEST that can be By order of the Board.G.H, BALFOUR, .We bave just what you want in: General Manager.Winnipeg, Jan.30th, 1916.SKATES, BLEIGHS, SNOWSHOES _ SKIRS, TOBOGGANS, BOOTS, MOCCASINS, STICKS, PUCKS FIRE SCREENS, f er re nn \"| sath Annus! General Meeting of the j Bbareholders of this Cm ie a and STRAPS, PADS, Ew.Ew Also CURLING REQUISITES Everything for Hunters in the line of Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition, Knives, in Large Varietyat Y.W.C.A SPECIAL MEETING.A meeting of the Y.W.C.A.Board is called for Monday, February 7th, at 200 pm, a to consider the proposed plans for the 8 new Building ' Hardware Merchants, \u2014 \u2018Phone #72 14 ST.JOHN ST.HOME NURSING Class will begin February 7th, at 8.00 pm.Still room for à few more members.Lecturer: Dr.C.G.GEGGIE.Miss M.Brownrigg 64 St.John Street u 8 {WE have just received à new consignment of the very latest «== DRESDEN RIBBONS «o- of all the newest designs, which 4 will be on sale SATURDAY, PECEMBER 11th UNTIL MONDAY, DEC 13th Valentines Large choice of designs, etc, to make your selection from.Alse POST CARD VALENTINES CHEAP SALE OF FINEST Stationery P.J.EVOY, BOOKSELLER 14 8T.JOHN ST.ST.LAWRENCE HALL Phone TTS.no rs from $00 1 MORI REAL for, per paré.B08 Wns Street.a - oe Thonmads of pieces to select 200 Rooms (many with baths from 8 EY] : 3 attached).open rate from $1.00 per y.\"Phone 8038.American Plan from $2.50 Dr.C.-C.Warren | re de.D A.J.HIGGINS, LTD.LINDSAY BUILDING.EE.Mo.28 ST.JOHN STREET.For Your Jstx1y Fall Clothing 1f etyle, cut and finish count with Enron CLOTHING ws Tom tive I can please you 1:2 :: have received a new Stock of 1$10.00 Cash $6.00 per month f WiLL PUT A BEAUTIFUL § PIANO IN YOUR HOME ) Just receiving 5 mew wwch Ë HF of PIANOS from the leading { manufacturers.H 187 ST.JOHN ST, QUEBEC Telephone 781.OS | ARTHUR LAVIGNE | #54 Couillard Street Province of Quebec.District of Quebec.IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.No.128.CHARLES TESSIER, of the City of Quebec, Manufacturers\u2019 Agent, ; * Plaintiff; vs WILLIAM C.WILSON & COMPANY, Commercial Associstion, doing business in the City of Toronto, Province of Ontario, Defendant The Defendant is ordered to appear Iwithin one month from the last pub-.fication of the present order, in the newëbapers The Chronicle and L\u2019Evenement.: (Signed) Amd.ROBITAILLE, Prothonotary\u2019s Office, Quebec, Feb.4th, 1915, True copy.\u201c BELLEAU, BAILLARGEON & BELLEAU, Attys.for Plaintiff, a Fm NOTICE is hereby given that the be held at the Company's Of Me.Peter street, Quebec, on Monday, the 81st February next, at 3.00 o'clock ! 9.22, to receive a statement of affairs of the Company for the past year, ang for the \u2018election of directors fer the eneuing year.By ezdor of the Beard.@ N.HENDERSON, Secretary.Jassar.ises ° TWO BRANCHES LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC HEAD OFFICE AND FIVE BRANCHES (IN QUEBEC.SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES AT THE HEAD OFFICE AND ST.ROCH'S BRANCh.IN LEVIS.GRANDE ALLEE RINK (Quebec Skating Rink) > FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL\u2014\u2014TONIGHT\u20144 to 11 O'CLOCK Six valuable Prixes, for the best and ve eo .\u2026.\u2026 Twenty-five Cents most original Costumes.DIED.BRAY \u2014 Accidently in the Ottawa fire, February 3rd, 1916, Florence Tanguay, beloved wife of H.Bray, - of this city.i The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) morning, at 9.00 o'clock, for the Basilica, thence to Belmont Cemetery.i GUILLOT\u2014On the 7th instant, at the Hotel Dieu Hospital.Levis, at the age of 14 years and 10 months, Joseph Louis Gerard, beloved son of W.J.Guillot, manager of the firm of J.S.Marceau.The funeral will take place on Thursday morning, leaving the residence of the deceased\u2019s father, No.124 Laliberte street, at 8.45 o'clock, for St.Roch\u2019s Church and thence to St.Charles Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are requested to attend without further invitation.! ROBINSON\u2014On Monday, Tth Feb-'\" ruary, 1916, Anna Robinson, daugh-' CF RAZOR SLIPPED BARBER IS SUED CUSTOMER OF L P.ROBI- TAILLE CLAIMS TO HAVE SUFFERED FROM CUT.To be faced with an action for $200.90 damages because one of his customers is alleged to have been * slightly cut while he was being shaved is the predicament that L.P.Robitaille.a St.John street barber, finds .himself in.According to details given in the case which was opened before Mr.Justice Belleau.in the Superior Court yesterday afternoon, John Makkenge, À CONCERT FOR BELGIAN RELIEF TALENTED ARTISTS WILL PERFORM IN COLUMBUS HALL NEXT WEEK.Talented Belgian artists from the Royal Conservatories of Brussels and Antwerp will give a concert here in the Colymbus Hall, Wednesday, February 16th.The proceeds of the concert will be devoted to relief work in Belgium.| The artists include Melle.Octavia Belloy, soprano, Antwerp Opera House and concerts Kursaal, Ostend: Melle Marguerite Jean, cellist, Royal J.F.LANDERS i the plaintiff claims that following a Conservatory, Brussels; Melle.Cab- Osteopathic Physician, Offtce: SS St Louis Street \u2014 Phone 1195 comm Patients attended at their home | ' by special appointmenz | Dr.Colin Holliday Osteopathic Physician.Office: 4u STE ANNE ST.Telephone 5425.Graduate of American Schoo +i Osteopathy.Member of American Osteo rathie Association, ter of the late William Robinson, Funeral private.WATT\u2014On February 3rd, 1916, at Toronto, Helen Watt, dearly beloved daughter of the late James Watt and cousin of the Misses Plaine, of Quebec.WELLS\u2014At Hospital, 18 Desprairie street.Edward Wells, aged 53 years, born in London, Eng.Member of Pioneer Lodge, No.7, Richmond, Que.Co.Funeral from Germain Lepine\u2019s, 283 St.Valier street, on Tuesday, at 10.30 a.m., for St.Peters Church, | thence to Levis Ferry.\u2019 Friends and relatives, and mem- | bers of 1.0.0.F., Quebec, kindly | Electric Scalp Treatment]: Ladies, don't fail to take advantage of my offer of 12 treatments) for 35, including a bottle of my famous hair tonic free; you have but a short time left to profit by this offer.I wish to impress on your minds that dandruff, itchy and oily], condition of the scalp, cause the|: hair to turn gray and to fall, and until the scalp is clear of these complaints, no tonic in the world will do any good.Please note, I make all my own tonics.! cut received while being shaved at the pital, Levis, where he was a patient for two months.During that time he was forced to to miss à voyage to the West Indies which would have meant $73 per month to him in the capacity of second officer aboard the vessel, .The legal firm of Bernier, Bernier and de Billy is acting for the plaintiff, and Moraud and Savard for the defendant.The case is continued.INJURED BY A RUNAWAY HORSE.William Miller, an ice man of Limoilou, was struck by a runaway horse yesterday and suffered injuries which necessitated his removal to the Ho tel Dieu Hospital in the ambulance.MUCH TRAVELLED, YET LIKED QUEBEC.A much travelled Quebec is proud | to say that he enjoys the Quebec Ale.Boswell's\u2014he claims he never tasted better anywhere\u2014And he is not the only connoisseur to think it.It is worth your while to see that you really get Boswell's.THE DANGERS OF NEGLECT.Among the many readers of this rielle Radoux, pianist professor, Royal | defendant\u2019s establishment, blood-poi- Conservatory, Antwerp; Mr.Jan Col- { soning set in and he had to submit to lignon, first baritone-bass, (an operation in the Hotel Dieu Hos- Opera House, Brussels and Antwerp; Royal Mr.Willis Flanagan, tenor, Italian Opera House, Rome.Were it not for the patriotic mission on which these artists are touring this continent Quebec citizens would have no opportunity of hearing them at popular prices, The concert will be held under the distinguished patronage of His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor and Madame (Leblanc and also of Sir Lomer and Lady Gouin.It is being organized by Mr.Dudley Gilmour and practically ithe whole of the proceeds will be devoted to Belgian relief work, a pleasing contrast to some previous entertainments here where nearly all the proceeds were swallowed up by expenses.Tickets and plan of seats will be lavailable today at Lavigueur and Hutchinson\u2019s.FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL TONIGHT.One of those pleasing fancy dress carnivals is on the cards for the Grande Allee Rink this evening: + The ice is in great condition and as there are six valuable prizes offered for the best or most original costumes, the varieties of attires and disguises should be many.Spectators and ters alike always newspaper there are undoubtedly quite find anf amouns\u2019s® pleasure in these a large number of those who are af- events.flicted with some form of foot trouble \u2014 and who, through some reason or INFANTRY SCHOOLS IN JACQUES CARTIER LARGE NUMBER OF IMPORTANT TAXPAYERS HAVE EN, DORSED HIS CANDIDATURK.The aidermanic campaign in Jacques Cartier Ward is going on fuil swing and the friends of Mr.Edgar Clement are gratified that hig candidature is being enthusiastically accepted by citizens of all classes.Following is the list of taxpayers wha have endorsed his car didature up to the present, and within a few days an aditional list will be published.L'Hon.Geo.Elie Amyot, L'Hon.Cyr.F.Delage, Louis Letouracau, M.! P.P., Echevin V.M.Martin, Echevin' Arthur Paquet, J.B.Laliberte, F.X.O.Pouliot, J.E.Martineau, A.B.Dupuis, Onesime Goulet, W.J.B.Brunet, George H.Brunet, H.-D.Barry, I.A.Fortin, J.H.Larochelle, {A.A.Deschene, N.T.Poulin, Edouard Cote, Jules Gauvin, Germain Lepine, P.T.Legare, J.Aug.Couture, Albert Desrosiers, T.Bourget, Evariste Tur- .geon, Mad.G.J.E.Watters, Germain i Belanger, Geo.Lavoie, Jos.Laflamme, | Mad.E.Martinette, Alp.Laflamme, Mad.Vve.R.Giroux, H.D.Barrv, Alfred E.Marois, J.E.Samson, Jos.Thivierge, Wilbrod Richard, Ludger | Duchaine, J.M.Stobo, Alfred Laliberte, Ed.Pelletier, Adj.outure, Mad.iP.E.Falardeau, Frs.Anger, Josaphat Fortier, Jos.Senechal, Dr.G.E.Martineau, Odilon Leclerc, J.Geo.Marier, L.E.Audibert, Nap.Barbeau, Alp.Godbout, J.A.Scott, Alp.Deschene, P.A.Alain, Ephrem LHeureux, Chs.A.Paquet, E.Alex.Parent, Jos.Desvarennes, H.O.Martineau, J.E.; Marier, Elzear Turcotte, L.F.Falardeau, W.P.Francis, J.Warrington, Cyr.Falardeau, Alf.Gagnon.J.A.Vezina, F.X.Morency, Mad.Vve.Alex.Turgeon, Marie Jeanne Turgeon, Irmilda Turgeon, Loretta Turgeon, Jos.Feuilteault, J.A.Feuiltault, Mad.Octave Feuilteaut, Mad.Oscar Dion, Mad.Fugene Moisan, Geo.St.Hilaire, A.A.Cantin, L.E.Martel, Ed.Poulin, A.L.Thivierge, Ben.Ortemberg, Nestor Simard.Louis Leclerc, Mad.Vve.J.B.Vaillancourt, C.N.Falardeau.Phi.Blouin, F.C.Lefrancois, \u2018Jos.E.Gigueure, Felix.E.Lavoie, \u2018Mad.Romeo | Picher, Jos.Picard.Mathias Begin, Honore Boure, W.D, Brown, Jos.Asselin, Mad.T.L.Nadeau, Oscar Clement, Omer Clement, Jean Guillot, Philibert Marchand, Alp.Tanguay, Theo.Leblanc, Jos.Verrault P.Vallierre, Art.Rochette, Jas.Barbeau, R.Lyonnais, J.V.Dupuis, Dr.J.Reid, Josephine Gagmon, J.Eust.Lamontagne, Chs.Vezina, Mad.Roger Chevalier, Wen.Lacroix.Mag.MR.EDGAR CLEMENT Public Opinion Indorses this family remedy by making its sale larger than that of any other medicine in the world, The Experience of ions has proved its great value in the treatmen SF indi indigestion, biliousness, headache and constipation.BEEGHAM\u2019S PILLS relieve these troubles and prevent them from Hecoming serious ills by promptly clearing wastes and poisons out of the digestive system.strengthen the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels, Mild and harmless.A proven family remudy, unequalled | For Digestive Troubles Propared Themes Helene, Lancesdire, Easiend.Tosi crerubere La Cansds vod UV de Arartee use \u2014 Destruction of LOUVAIN Lecture by Eye Witness Mr.Dupriez, Professor of the University of Louvain, will speak before the \u201cInstitute Canadien,\u201d City Hall, tonight at 8 o'clock.Proceeds in aid of Belgian Hospitals.DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limiteo MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS Screened, Run-of-Mine and Slack For Particulars, apply te SALES AGENT, 112 8T.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.Maltese 3 & Auto Tires and Tubes Cylinder Oil and Greases F.H.ANDREWS & SON, £\u20ac3 St, Paul Street, Cuvebc h but a A.Renaud, F.X.Blouin.Mad.Hattend.| pectic facial hirer and iid Tio oir ol on OF INZTRUCTION.Gigueure.Mad.Vve.Amable Panuet, 4 Kiven of oy headache fog [ral their daily duties paying but little heed _ The following memorandum.which Mad.Louis Guay, Mad.William and rheumatism treatments.= My| to the danger signal which ls hourly has been received from Militia Head- Donte.Melle.Coriane vacelle, Alfred TORIUM up-to-date Electric Vibrators re.| surrounding them to seek the relief Quarters.Ottawa, Ont.explains a Vocelle, Elzear Vocelle, Mad.Omer uni i od - | © badly needed.\u201csystem for all, either soldiers of the | Larose.Mad.Pierre Cote.Jos.Deputic i = quire special mention, 5 y ; ie ; : To _ | MRS.K AY Many and varied are the conditions Canadian Fxpeditionary Force, or pierre Cote.1.8 Lang fos.Melle».\" J ! hich the foot (.f the most im- civilians.who are desirous of qual.| Gi Al -arant, .Gi A ?THIS WEEK * 5 portant part of the human anatomy) ifying as officers or non-commission.Jos.Drouin, G.Foisy, W.Haves.Ph., A Fi nal Cut on a lar e ¢ FIVE ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE, Phone 4035.6714 St.Augustin St.is subject to corns.callosities, and ed officers, with a view to proceed.Rerthiaume.Jo P arent.Jos.ihichette.! PRICES: 10c, 15e, £5c.Matinee 10c.hunions, painful though they be are ing overseas with the Canadian Expe- | reene aroche le, Nan risson.Le ! ! but trifling ailments compared to those ditionary Force.These classes of: W.Ruthman.Vve.A.Deschene, Frs.i : f ingrown nails, verruca, fallen instruction will he conducted at all Leclerc, J.A.Lamontagne, Art.Pepin, 00 ses 1 ose esse me ces cm | NOTICE larches.metatarsalgis, and Mortons time in this division, from now on, |LS: Rousseau.UL Rousseau.rere | 0 ou ; OLYMPIA THLATRE £8 \"neuralgia, either one of the latter if untit further orders, ; Dermott Mad Len permet Me- Ï -\u2014 ;; \u2014_\u2014 , neglected is prone to place the sufferer pplications should he forwarded .\" .- .Mon.Tues.and ed: The Annual General Meeting of the \u2018permantiy Hors-de-combat.! to the General Staff Officer, 5th Divi- RED CROSS SOCIETY A stock of 50 dozens blouses T HE CUB\u201d Quebec W.h A painful condition which at first sion.17 St.Louis street, Quebec, Que.: A WORLD FEATURE.4 e arehouse sight might appear to the inexperienc- and instructions awaited regarding | The Treasurer of the Quebec t b | d : k Admission - - - 10Cta # Company, ,ed to be but a simple case of corns date of commencement of course nf | Branch, Red Cross Society begs to 0 e C eare in a wee ST ERNEST HIE | will be held at their office.on Wed- May upon examination prove to he a training and the isue of transport for acknowledge receipt of the following ua .day, the 1st d: f condition known as papilloma which that purpose.Applications should | Contributions:\u2014 _\u2014 ao elon om March next, if neglected or improperly treated specify present rank.if any, name in), Mrs.Gaspard Lemoine .$100.00 at ridiculous prices.Pa + would lead to serious complications, full, full postal address, nature of | Proceeds of an entertainment .i T are JOHN F.BURSTALL.ot [Many à man and woman whose feet course.required, and previous military at Kenogami, by Mrs.Tur- Blouses in Silk, Crepe de Chine.Shadow Lace.Marquisette and | Victoria Theatre \"pe .are opeleasty crinpled would Joday service.if any.Applications for those Sy Bien\u201d Wil 54.00 Embroidered Net, black and colors; values #3.75 up to 48.00, Mon., Tues.and Wed.: e the embodiment of perfect health desirous of undergoing the first class is Lordship, Bishop Wil- FOF LL.ie ee Hamilton Revelle and had they but had the prope.treatment of instruction.as above should be sub-| liams .eran 25.00 $2.48 1 Admi Tri ENTERTAI NMENT \"am ain thin note of warning | mitted forthwith.Miss TE Dur 20.00 White and Colored Washable Blouses ; values $1.25 to $2.5.\u201cAn Enemy to Society.\u201d t Memorandum.Cp UI Lele ' For.LE 69e 1 in the hopes that those who are s0 : From Peninsula Gaspe, rere sion Ten Cents [troubled will realize the dangers of Infantry Schools of Instruction for throngh Mrs.Ascah 13.09 ! Blouses in Silk Marquisette and Chalis: values $2.30 to 43.54 IN AID OF RED CROSS.ineglect.and being thus warned will Members of Canadian Overseas Expe-| ar Arthur Ahern ,.10.00 F : : 5 Seo xa.Mrs.Attlee is organizing an En.| immediately take the necessary steps ditlonary Force, to providin i Mrs.Russell, Matane .5.00 OF coven itive tee iis ee ace s nee ans s ec cu es $1.69 4 5 ce 1s roi i F .ew i uali- , ; : - , tertainment in ai dof above Fund, on |\u2018° avoid peine p WH Cr A mpoted.fied officers and non-commssianed Mra.Jorn at\u201d : ro.Black Lawn and Silk Blouses.Prices .$1.50 to $4.00 for 79¢ ! : _ for the Canadian O ; ; ons 7 Knights of Columbus Hal MARCHOST 7 Chaire Fontaine.Expeditionary Force, an Infantry | momen pare, rionase COME EARLY AND SECURE THE BEST VALUES.Keek This Date Free.HAY FOR SALE ! School of Instruction will be estab-| Mrs.H.Dunn .\u2026.\u2026.409 The Big Di Are Y Profi Bi ; WEDNESDAY, FEB.16TH, The cause is excellent, and so will : lished in each military district, either | vfrs.Jas, A.Murray .2.50 ¢ Big Discounts Are Your Profits\u2014Big Savings In , 8.18 P.M.the ENTERTAINMENT be.; In one pr approximately ut Headqnarters or at some other suit-: From Sale of Scrap books, by Many Departments.\u2019 F.rx2 | 700 tons double compressed able point.| Miss M.Wright .2.50 , Lo | : mmi 2.Members of the Canadian Over-! From Sale of Badges 240 Discount on all Embroideries .2 2 Belgian : THE QUEBEC BANK.| sioner Shed 270\" Commis- ! seas Exueditionary Force, of what-| Fees for @ working members, {M Discount on Black.White and Colored Laces .25 Po.Concert QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of A wig soit to A : Thursday .10 1057 11.38 Saturday was before the court again fj \u2014\u2014w (residence on Park Avenue, solid | fooms, heated, electric light, gas, \"ce tain conditions.A habitable house in case there Should Le more than on Friday .11 1133 1200 vesterday on a charge of Initering.| No.106 Grande Allee, opposite the | brick.Latest style of hot water heat.| $20.per month.Visible between two is required, except «here residence is candidate for the office of Maver and SHUI .12 1248 12.58 Being without a home she atked to be Military Riding House, actual re-|ing apparatus.\u201cConcrete Basement, [2d five.Suitable for two or three performed in the vicinity, Aldermen for each of the Scats Nos.Sunday .13 158 2.07 sent to jail, and was awarded two |sidence of Senator Choauette, ready | Exterior and Interior artistically de- peoples Apply OL J Turgeon, Sha In certain districts a homesteader | 1 and 2, in each ward, nominated for Moon Phases.\u2018months.for 1st of next Mav: also for sale signed.The whole in the very best rtigny, Quebec.eb.5x.order.For particulars referring to above, please communicate with 873 St.John street.Jan.26x1m, Nos.104, 170 and 172 Grande Allee, and Nos.105 and 107 Montmagny Desirable store to rent, situated on Bridge St, connecting with Limoiin good standing, may pre-empt a any of the said wards, quarter section alongside his h the voting First Quarter the 10th at 5.20 pm.| ome- : sl:all take place on MONDAY THE ! - M stead.Price, $2.00 per acre.TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF FEB.| LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.hock, at the foot, of Mountain fou.Moderate rent.Phone 300, , DAY | i _\u2014 Tm each of hee ears afiee earning Monday of the.month aff renird Judgments\u2014Wirits Issued.| For particolars address M.L.T.Montmorency Falls © rive from shi tent: ; 3 ; ivieres., snci ontmorency Falls, 83 minute: _\u2014 a.Preemption.parent may IN THE MORNING Ann OCR \u2018 Judgments b Honorable Justice | Banks 35° St, Peter street, or ret, Valls.Modern brick front house.TO LET\u2014A fine house of § rooms z obtained as soon as homestead O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, gm y ce : Jan.20x1m.| rooms, hot water heated, hardwood heated.lectric Jans, attic, seller, Sod floors, electric lights, telephone, ete, Large lawn with shade trees.Up-todate poultry house and stable which patent, on certain conditions.lin each and every ward, where there shall be more than one candidate for srid offices nf Mayor and Aldermen every day from % to 5 p.m.Address _\u2014 FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014 That M.J.Delage, 8 Cliff View Place: desirable double house, corner Couil- Boisseau et al vs.Picher, and Boisseau et al, petitioners, in continuance somestead right, may take à purchas- ed homestead in certain districts.for each of the Seats Now 1 of suit: ne tard and Hamel streets, hot water | CAN be used ss garage, convenient 1 | Telephone 1837.Foot of St.Eustachs Price, $3.00 per acre.Tesch ward respectively, here rate Judgments according to the conclu- RS P and all modern improvements.| cars.Apply Box 45°St.Roch de Que- | Hill.Feb.bx3, Duties: Must reside six months in , \u201cPallhouse\u201d for each One hundred tons of the petition en reprise d'in- B Twelve rooms, kitchen on main | bee \u2019 Jan.22x1m, | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 each cf three years, cultivate 50 acres stance.| floor, large bright cellar.TO LET\u2014Two flats in Auger + ' \u2014_\u2014 and fifty electors having a right to Apply on REMEMBER THE \u201cGIRARD.| Block Nos.102 and 104 Maisson and erect & house worth $300.00, Pare Jacques Cartier, vs.Barbeau.* vote for election of Mayor ce for the election of Aldermen for Seat No.1, The area of cultivation is subject to reduction in case of rough, serubhe Judgment against defendant for $536, uf IN THE HEART OF THINGS of the Minister of the Int A horized publication | | \u2014 Take Your Meals At |.\"NB.\u2014 Unauthorized publication of advertisement or stoney land.Live stock may be | Seat No.> cuo interest and \u201cmn > d Atki T S FOR SALE OR TO LET delivered rrepaid.Smoke five if daily.For information apply to J.V - .J.J.B.UINARD, i Brodin vs.Blais, and Atkinson, T.R SALE LET\u2014H elive: T > Sig) ve it not > A ve substituted.Jor cultivation under cer- +3 City > ie S.Secing the consent produced in 3 Pl 14 Laporte St: facing Governors pleased return the balance, that's fair | Auger, 373 St.Cyrille St.Tel.2134, : itions.W.W.CORY.this case, the court grants to the gar- | We} garden, containing eleven rooms |i8 it not?We wabt to please yon Mr.Feb.3x13.\\\\! LE \u2019 nishee cuaint-levee of the saisie aret, Apply to Honorable Jules Tessier, 84 | Smoker.Write The Girard Tobacco h but without costs.Judgments by the Court of King's Ont, this will aot be paid ; Bench, Appeal side, years 1 suffered with Piles Post Office, store and dwelling of 1 for\u2014cusee, Thy Marathon Cafe (Po Avmesd sae 0\" to set | J 40d could get no permencat | [Gr SALE OR TO LET À PERSONAL, rooms \u20acood business wand; \u201ca .atide appeal granted and appeal dis- house, No.36 Maple Ave., containing | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_| suitable for offices.Possession \u2018 140 8t John Strest - \"Phone segs 2tide Appeal gran I oomerenl | 10 ooms and bathroom: farmane ee | Would you marry if waited?Bon | soie May.W.R.LaRue, Notary; THE CHILDS CAFE Choquette vs.Rousseau.Motion of care, sad I bave not been tric light, gas, hardwood floors and | Matrimonial paper published.Mailed | 28 St.Ann street.a appellant Charnatts for leave to ex- troubled with the painful ail § (all modern conveniences.Apply A.| Free.The Correspondent.Toledo, \u201cTO LET\u2014 Commodious Ofices.ad 3 Cor 8t.Peter and St James Sts,, amine witness dismissed with costs.meat since.\u201d K.Hansen & Co, 83 Peter St, Phone | Ohio.Jan.txim.the Le a Offs .Robichon and Moffette.Leave .202.Jan.28xtf e second and top flat of the n \u2014 5 Jouh swt + Phone srg Ente by the Cour to Rovichon iy | | rt fT Tome je Jan ni os success, We puarantce sou.| Son sneer?Guio, Dene] MeGes & ; .Saver: n Be 8 mos i ntee satis- | Son, eter Street.ixtl, © Malpecaue Ovsters direct irom Frome nd Lohan, unsurpassed.diy 1 from the Superior Court judg- rag to papes reich wl nd Tumished Rooms to Lat.faction.Large number wealthy mem.\u2014_\u2014 REE | re, y.: : 4 k.\u2018This cored me.[I con- = | b wishing marriage early, .No.treet, Prince Edward Island, served Malpecque Oysters, per doz, 48c, Pellerin ne peceric Power Co.nd ae Zor Bok.te finest ointment er EY ar\u201d Sh aioe édential, \u2018 estimonials and\u201d desire ET 14 roomy mand rooms at DUGAL'S CAFE.Audito- Hale Meck Clams, in every style.| superior Court ln faire Pelleris | Ÿ 09 the market.: tions free.The Reliable Club, Mra.| with hot water, electric light, gped ome-made S:\u2014 Apple, Raisin, for $4,000 is reduced to $2,000, with The above are specimens of the Rooms sng Board, Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, Calif.cellar, kitchen and dining room on ricm.Coccanut, Custard, Mince, Fig, Blueberry, Lemon, Cramberry.costs of appeal against the appellant; 50 CENTS PER DOZEN.Any Pie to take h costs of the Superior Court to he : ; VICTORIA HOTTL\u2014 16xté, ., R z 2L\u2014Harry Poa: .Oysters.Fried.in ox take equally divided between the two part.se phare dit à taine.Prop.Palace Hill.Tel a\" To LET.1800.Jen.home, 25 cents.les.v.12x1m r .\u2018 Zsra-Buk is best for ecrema, TO LET-\u2014The ofices actually oc-| HOUSE TO LET\u2014On Maguire All kinds of Fruits served in season.ga tdaments TE he Slonounced # blood poisoniag, wlcers, sore, cu etree cupled or the Corporation of Pirots Avenue, Sillery, New brick house, | \u201cWALLACE COLLEGE viseemnt.The next regular term af bruises, sd al ie injuries of Quebec, 18 1-2 Da ousie street, >n | modern conveniences, hot water heat- In st, Louis Hots! Limited LEGE.the Court will be on the fet of Mu diseases.A Yo Srugmats the Levis Ferry Wharf, visible every { ed, Daisy furnace, large verandah ; 88 ST STANISLAS ST, QUEBEC.|\", sa Core day from 10 am.to 4 pm.Jan.12x1 | front nd back, siectic light, cighe Eighteauth Year, ont with of d ere eee.| tOOMS (8) inclu ng bath room, hard.American Plan.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, dhe proto ones issued from ou eas amp for free wit bos, ro ETA \" Ste.Foye Road, | wood floors, terminus Sillery line Rates by Day, Week or Shortnand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, John Robertson & Son, Ltd, vs, EVER me Pre red wi h fine rons | lectrie cars.Apply W.M.Cleary.Ji Month, Drawing, Music.yêré Modern Lan-[Domina Janelle, Quebec, $300.41, pro- DANCING \\ Y and awn.Heated by hot vase eer Church Hill, Sillery.Jan.HE guages.Nc vacations, .: ; apered J.A.GAGNON, Day and Evening Classes.\"Ene rd Paquet et al, vs.Phillippe EVENING EXCEPT on I «minute alk fret ered T9, qe come Manager.J.W.M.WALLACE, Furols, $200.61, promissore nas Avenue Avply 8 Fore, Rook Ne 28 oa 4 Te ey ; ., 5 y oad.t e Prineigah | Mre.Widow Jean Bergeron.mn, , SUNDAY.| Phone 1872 Tes 10xtm | os note St, Nov.stl on 2?EVR.EE Mr.J.McEwen of Dundas, writes:\u2014* For fifteen many letters we are constantly receive ing Pom mes and women wi - 1 have premises, 22 Couillard street.Feb.1xtf.St.Louis St.or George V.Tessier, 75 St.Peter St.Tel.708.| Jan.25x1m A clear Havana Cigar 25 for $1.00 Company, 608 Unity Building, Montreal.Jan.10x1m.Feb.oxim Ave, with furnace, electric light wg all modern conveniences.Can be see terre À, TO LET\u2014Nos.4 and \u20ac Du Fo street, upper town.Opposite ti: nme floor.Apply to C.J, Baillgrqron, Notary, 126 St.Peter St.Phons a À vas \u201coo » te - ° - .DAY, FEBRUARY 8, 191 CUNARD | Fetobtished 40 Arthur LaRue, Eugene Trudel «Ch.LLA.ace Li NEW YORK\u2014LIVERPOOL \u201c4 .\u2026 .Sat, Feb.12,10 4.02 =| aRve & Trudel Orduns .Bat Feb in, 100m Æ .£, .Sat, Fo.86,102.AKecsentants & Auditors, *Calif «oo.Bat, Mar.6,102 *En rbute fo Glasgow.POUND THE WORLD TOURS.A armerees Through bookings to sll principal ports of the world, LaRue, Trudol & Picher pate he ml pate MY Uesgecors & Insolven; Estates, | F-8 Stocking, 38 Bt.Loui st; Hone | STOP CARRYING DEAD ACCOUNTS.\u2014 ; Start 1916 with good accounts only.Turn over to us seemingly desd cash for you .\u2014We Colleet Everywhere.=\u2014No results-no charge.7 The CredtorsProtective Association se $T.PETER STREET.hes tors, Appraisers & Rives, 31 Buadg st, TT md Creditors.FRENCH LINE » ; Compagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique Lee ST.PETER STREET, POSTAL SERVICE.\u2014iDomisien Bulding.Quepss.|| mun N'Y, 0 BORDEAUX Phomes: 4520-4: LA TOURAINE .\u2026 .Feb.18,3 p.m.æccounts and we will turn them into |.- i Ne THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.REDOUGALL & COWANS Sick Bros C.W.WALCOT, Stocks and Bonds BOUGHT an¢ SOLD, 30 ST PETER ONE \u2018Quebec TELEPRONS #2.Manicipa) Debeatares Déesinr perfect Security to net Iuvestcen 5% to 6 1-2% 116 MOUNTAJM HILL Phones: 1403 and 1403.H.& THOMSON, MANAGER | \u2014\u2014\u2014 re rm eee SED pt CITY HALL.Cit} Clerics Office.TENDERS FOR SUMMER CAFS FOR FIREMEN.Quebec, 2nd February, 1016, PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed \u201cTEN- | DERS FOR SUMMER CAPS\u201d and addressed to the undersigned, will be PE - PAPE ; ETE WINTER RESORTS.Special Round Trip Fares, Long Limit\u2014Stopovers.Ashville aud Hot Springs, N.C,, Charleston, 5.C., Nassau, N.P, Hot Springs, Ark, French Lick Spsiugs, Ind, Jacksouville, aud all Florida points, Havana, Cuba, and New Orleans, La, via New York and rail (or steamer according to des tination) or via Buffalo, Detroit or Chicago.and West Indies.- OTHER HEALTH RESORTS.| Mount Clemens, Mich, Battle Creek, Mich, St.Catharines, Well {aud Prestonfprings, Ont- Geo.H.Stott, C.P.& T.A., Quebec, Que.J.z1xtu.frxtf carly and final settlement of the vexed Floor Ms.aber, - ESPAGNE.Feb, 19,8 p.m.NEW YORK MARKET.= received from this day ti - TT 3pm .y till TUES.| LATaYET Bow Te ia (Canadias Presa).: [DAY THE 23th of FEBRUARY, inst ( ) EBECC ENTRAL: Cee .\u2019 ., our c'e an w | Now Boarding House For information, apply to: New York, Feb.7\u2014Prespects of an ARTHUR B \"INRAU, A 5 DUPUIS, supply of one hundred and fity (130) ° Wm M.Macpherson, 83 Dalhousie st.Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade street.F.8.Stocking, 38 St.Louis street.| .pUFFERIN HOUSE 4 New modern Buarding House, sit- usted in one of the best residential ~ distsigts, just opposite the Governor® Garden, with magnificent view on the vives and.on the Dufferin Terrace.Board given with or without room; moderate prices.Use of telephone, | Special rates to tourists.No.à STR GENEVIEVE AVE | \u2014\u2014 On the Cape Telephone: 1088.De.A LANTIER SURGEON DENTIST 80 Couillard st, Quebec Opporite Liverasis Pharmacy D.3x1m WE OFFER : 880,000.00 DEBENTURES OF\u2019 | The School Commission ofLa POINTE-AUX-TREMBLES { - .(Near Montreal) .YIELDING 6%, REDEEMABLE NOVEMBER 1st, 1940.DENOMINATION: $1,000.00.& For further details, apply to: \u2018Provincial Securities Limited, : , QUEBEC.SEE US TORAY, AND YOU'LL SEE BETTER TOMORROW ' § All prescriptions of Oculist filled up at once.§ All compound Glasses cut at home, at an hour's nétice, P.C.LACASSE, ; WANTED d'Empty Vinegar and Lubricating Oil Barrels : Quebec Scrap Metal Co.Reg'd Tel 2777.14 St.Roch St ~ Bakery For Sale FOR SALE\u2014At Ste.Anne de Beaupre, » good house including private residence and a bakery; all in good condition.Good opportunity for a baker with a little capital.Conditions easy.Apply to William Carrier .& Sons, 208 Dalhousis street, Quebec.L o Ire) ; we = sa ; \"The New Jaeger Khaki Shirts a FOR OFFICERS WEAR.- pHéade of JAEGER Pure Wool Lightweight Flannel, nS or \u201cThe JQEGER Pure Wool Featherweight Twill.Bu WE HAVE THESE SHIRTS, IN STOCKa ws IM you prefer, our MR.FORBES will take your measure and - oan have perfect fitting Shirts made in our Jaeger factory, in trea), at short notice, made of these materials, - / These goods are not procurable outside the JARGRR Agencies.\u2018 \u2018 dat #40 the new JAEOER British Warme\u2014 .: Lined.senso 85.00 Unlined.% oi ooh coy wee wee as wagmest, and smartest Coats made.* Get a JAEGER British and be, Up-to-date.JOHN DARLINGTON, Registered OPPOSITE POST OFFICE JAEGER PURE WOOL.sm The Hghtest, .Salling Agents for Lusitania episode and other week-enr developments of a favorable character contributed in no uncestain sure to the enhancement of quoted values tpday., Prices opened with gains of 1 to 8 points, which were doubled and even trebled Îtaer in some of the highly speculative leaders, especially Baldwin Locomotive, Petroleums, Motors and Coppers, while various unclassified issu:s rose more unevenly.panied by authorititive statements of a merger or consolidation of the Jeading companies operating in Mexico and California.Mexican Petroleum made an extreme gain of 534 at 111%, California pfd- rose 3% to 67,4 and Associated Oil 3 to 68.Baldwin's gain of 614 to 11814 followed rumors of that company\u2019s probable amalgamation with one or more kindred concerns and the strength of metas was directly traceable to the much higher prices quoted by leading producers of copper for deliveries running into the middle of the year.Mercantile Marine pfd.and the 4) per cent.bonds also rose materially on publication of an outline of the proposed reorganization.United States Steel gave a good account of itself, with optimistic forecasts of the unfilled tonnage statément for January.- which is to issue on Thurgday.Lackawanna Steel made a piaximum loss of 5 4-8 to 5634 on abandonment of the merger with Youngstown and Cambria Steel.and Crucible Steel denoted moderate pressure.Incidentally, Wall Street was surprised at midval and acquisition of Cambria.Rails lagged behind in point of activity.but were firm to strong.New Haven was assisted to a higher level assurance that it is not intended ta add to fixed charges by new financ- \u201cing and Rock Isfand reflected further accumulation.\u201c Dealings were moderate at alt times, lapsing into duliness and sème casing of prices toward the close.Total sales amounted to 600,000 shares Firmness ruled in the bond market with further extensive dealings in t Anglo-Feench 8's.Total sales, par | value, $3,570,000.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.By private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis, Stock Brokers, 11, 13 and 15 Sault-au-Matelot Street.Tel 1596.Open.Higb.Low.Close.Am Beet Sug.6634 67% 66% 6754 Am Can com.62% 62% 61% 62% Am Car Fdy.67% 7104 67% 70% Am Ice .28 2014 27 294 Am Loco .603 68/4 664 67% Am S & R.100%; 102% 10034 10134 Am Sug Ref.11354 11434 113% 1134 AmT & T.127 oe Ana Cop .86% 813 Atchison .103% 104 Balt & Ohio.88% 88% Baldwin .115 118% BRT.87 87% Cal Petrol'm.33 34% CPR.170 171 Cent Leather.83% 33% Colo F&I.453% 46% Erie .38 38% do 1st pfd.53% 33% Gt Nor pfd .122 122 Inter Met .18% 18% do pfd .74% T5 Kan City Sou.37 1.ehigh Val.77 Lou & Nash.124!; Mex Petrol'm.109 Nat'l Lead .7044 Nevada Cons.15% New Haven .68/3 N Y Central.10534 Norf & West.117 North Pac .113% Penna .58 \u2018Press Stl Car.537} Reading .7144 Rep I & S.83 5 Studebaker .13214 154% St Paul .9254 .Rubber .82 8285 South Pac .100% 10014 South Ry .21% 21% do pid .80 .Utah Cop .7856 1934 Union Pac .134 104% , 83% 4% 117 805% 864 163% 103% 8836 887; 11444 117% 87 874 32% 334; 170 131 53% 53H 45% 4654 31% 38% 8346 531% 121% 12144 1814 18% 74% 73 108:4 110!{ 7014 71% 1514 676 67 10534 106 11634 11774 113% 113% ss 36% 8514 57% 111% +] 1544 [11%] 106 17% 13% BôLi 37% 3» 48% 150% 133% 514 82% 100% 10044 21 2k 8% TON 13384 134 sav 84% 116 116% 4034 46H 6644 67% 8134 82% 4 124 se 36% Vir C C Co.47 Westinghoyuse.66% 84% Maxwell .71% 72% Miami ., .36% New York, Feb.7\u2014Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: March, dling uplands, 11.98¢.Sales, none.US Steel .xdo pfd .116 47 7% West Union.88% Crucible .83% 36% COTTON MARKETS.11.8ée; May, 12.04e; July, 12.16\u20ac; October, 12.21c.Spot closed quiet.Mid- Liverpool \u2014 Cotton, spot quiet.Prices unchanged.American mid- The movement in oils was accom- || « Hospitgk St, Moatreal BRUNEAU \u2018Phone 1506.8 15% | A.A GINGRAS - - .- (Members Montresi Stock Exchange)._ STOCK BROKRRS, Direet Private Wire with: POST & FLAGG - - - - 88 Wall Street, New Yorn .Orders Promptly Executed on all Markets.& DUPUIS 11-15-15 Sault-an-Matelot Street.Manager._ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Sales (Monday Afternoon) (From Breen & Gourdeau).\u2026 Bell \u2018Phone\u201425 at 147: / Steamships\u201410 at 19%.Detroit United\u201425 at 77, 25 at © 100 at 7714, 15 at 7774, 25 at 7173.25 at 78, 10 at 7854, 25 at 783, 75 at 79, #0 at 78%, 25°at 79, Shawinigan\u201415 at 131%, 8 at 13134, 3 at 131%.Canada Car\u20143 at 73, 23 at 74.47, 25 at 4774, 5 at 47%.Canada Cottons\u201425 at 36, 5 at 37.Carriage\u201425 at 40%.Smelters-100 at 15434.10 at 154%, 25 at 154.Dominion Bridge\u201423 at 223.Textile\u201425 at 77%, 5 at 7754, 25 at Vi.* Je MacDonald\u201413 at 10.Pepmans\u201425 at 624, 10 at 6274, 23 at 62%, 5 at 63, 25 at 61 20 -at 63, 23 at 6234.' .Steel Corporation\u201423 at 45, 20 at 45.Steel Company of Canada\u2014\u2014*0 at 399, 25 at 39.War Loan Bonds\u2014$1,000 at 9734.£500 at 9735, $300 at UTI, $1,000 al \"wk.an Ames pfd\u20145 at 73, 23 at TBH.Cement pfd\u2014+ at ot; - Penmans pfd\u201425 at 82.i ate T Asbestos Bonds\u2014$125 at 60.Asbestos Dfd\u201425 at 30.CLOSING LETTER.By private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis, StBek Brokers, 11.13 and 15 Sault-au-Matelot street.Tel.1306.New York, Feb.7\u2014After a strong session the market sold off a little at the close.Perhaps for one reason because foreigners bacame active sellers again.We sold quite-a few stocks for Amsterdam this morning and this selling \u2018coming on a market like the present one naturally has considerable effect.It looks ds if the Lusitania incident was working out satisfactorily and that our President would see that his objections are now down to a question of words and the main contentions are admitted by the German government.Such being the case we cannot believe but that the whole matter will before long pass into history, and after that the great prosperity and marvelous earnings which are being shown by our industrial corporations ond railroads will instill more confidence in the public mind.Sales, 592.674: bonds, $3.623,300.CLOSING MARKET LETTERS.Qy private wire to Breen & Gourdeau, Stock Brokers, 63 St Peter Street.and 6 Sautt-au-Matelot \u2018Phone 185, > Chicago, Feb.7\u2014 Wheat\u2014No allen- tion was paid to cables or crop news in a.rush to sell out long wheat.The selling finally ran the market into stop loss orders and by midday the situation became extremely weak.There was à fairly good demand for cash wheat, premiums for supplies in store being about the best on the crop.The Michigan crop report was bullish and most of the advices from tite winter wheat belt were pessimistic.There is likely to be further liquidation, but ee Cement\u201455 at 47, 100 at 47, 50 at\u2019 the buying side on declines now appears justified underprevailing cash conditions.Corn\u2014Receipts were larger than expected.The cash market felt the | , effect of this pressure, which, com- that the 4 | bined with the decline in wheat brought forth forced liquidation and a market with little rallying power.The visible supply showed a material increase and the weather favors a further increase in receipts.Oats followed other grains.The decline was not even checked by reports of considerable export lusiness which was reflected by purchases of May delivery.New York, Feb.7\u2014The improved outlook in the international situation which news over the week-end sug.vested, although nothing of a definite insbeuctions from the Chief of th e character came to hand.developed a more cheerful tone to the stock market today.The better feeling was apparent at the opening.Initial prices were at a generally higher level and under a moderate degree of activity values showed further advancement ky the end of the first hour, Thereafter prices backed and filled within a narrow area, but with a satisfactory undertone prevailing throughout.Final transactions were at a level - Steel of Cannde pM\u201415 ABW, ., generally better than the opening.Despite the improvement noted in today\u2019s session, the inclination on the part of the public to withhold participation was still clearly manifest.We look for price changes to continue to offer but narrow trading opportunities for the present.in which the Jong side on recessions is favored.Sales: Stocks, 592,674; bonds.$3,- 623,500.OILS.ETC.london, Feb.7\u2014Calcutta linsecd, Feb.-March, 81s od.Linseed oil, 43s 434d.Sperm oil £52 10s.Petroleum, Americsn refined, spirits, 11d.Turpentine, spirits, 49s 9d.Rosin, American strained.22s 3d; type \u201cG\" 22s 9d.Savannah, Ga, Feb.7\u2014Turpentine steady, 54%; sales, 57; receipts, 49: shipments, 383; stocks, 12.090.Rosin, firm; sales, 1,803; receipts, 639; shipments, 2,401; stock, 52,511.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER McDougall & Cowans, Stock Brokers, No.116 Mountain Hill, Quebec, \"Phones 1403-1408.New York, Feb.7\u2014The market held strong throughuot the greater part of the day, most of the activity, however, being in the specialtics.Baldwin loconiotive was one of the strongest features and the Petroleum issues were affected favorably by the announcement of plans for the new combination.US.Steel and the market gencrally held up well near the high points.even though there was a considerable decline in activity in the afternoon.Aunouncement was made that the Midvale Steel Co.had purchased a controlling interest in the Cambria Steel Co.at $81 a share.This was probably one of the reasons why the steel combination which was to include the Youngstown Sheet and Tube, fLackawanna Steel and Cambria, did not go through although the 10d; season announced was that interests P.O.Box 212 Chicago Board of Trade.311 Mountain Hill, Quebec, Tel.186 * BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, 6 8T.PETER STREET, and 0 8AULT-AU-MATELOT STREET Private Wire Connections : ~ Molson & Robin, members Montreal Stock Exchange, and Jenks, Gwynne & Co, members New York Stock Exchange and PE EE ES THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY dling.fair, 8.78d; good middiing,| Accumulated Funds.cco conve ses cir sie en ven ++ $47,000,000 5.234; middling, 7.024; Tow middlngi Revenus for the Year.or von 006 v00 eee sas ane eee ers oa 7.64d; good ordinary, 7.18d; ordinary, | Assets in Canada.sees ae se see see sas wee are ees 6.084.The sales of the day were 6,000 Over $10,000 pei in Claims, Endowments, etc, - bales, of which 1,000 were fo} apecula- The Reversionary Bonus of Policyholders for period of 1905 to tion and export.and included 4,000 | 1010, amounted to $5,857,680;00, being at the rate 8 per 61,000 per American.Receipts were 13,000 bales, | pmaues on ail with profit policies.including 4,000 American.Futures .W.& G.MORTON MASSEY, Chigl Agents, closed steady, .- eal : Apaixig Summer Caps, more or less, for the firemen.Samples of said Caps to accom said tenders.ns pany The City does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders, and the contractor shall pay the cost of drawing up the contract and notarial copies for official use.By order, - AUG.MALOUIN, Secretary Fire Committeeres CITY OP QUEBEC.City Clerk\u2019s Office.Tenders for Firemen's Summer Uniforms.Quebec, 2nd February, 1916.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given undersigned will receive \u2018sealed tenders until Tuesday the 29th day of February instant (1916) at four o'clock pm., for the supply of 180 Summer Uniforms (more or less) in blu¢ indigo serge for firemen.The tenders shall have all the necessary information at the office of the Chief of the Fire Brigade, at the City Hall.The cloth must weigh 17 ounces to the yard.Said uniform shall consist of three pieces: Coat, double L-easted; vest and nants The buttons for coats and vests shall be supplied to the contractor, who shall tre them according to Fire Brigade.\u2018The Fire Committee does not bind itself accept the lowest or any of the tefliders.The Committee reserves the right of exacting securities.The contractor shall pay to the \u2018notary the cost of drafting a contract and shall provide the Fire Committee with a copy of the same.All the uniforms shail have to be delivered for the fifteenth day of May next (1916), and if the contractor has not fulfilled that condition, there shall be retained five dollars a day of delay after said date until the last uniform shall have been delivered.Tenderers are reminded fo send only one evmnle with their tender.For further information apply to the office of the Chief of the Fire Brigade.(Signed) AUG.MALOUIN, Secretary Fire Committee.JONCAS & MALOUIN Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors.Water Works and General Construction, Surveying.Setting of Boundary Lines, Subdivision of Building Lots, Appraisement.Inventory and Estimation of Timber Limits, Woods Survey and Mappings, Estimates on Cost of Municipal and Private Enterprises.Office: Quebec Railway Building, St.Joseph st, St.Roch.Tel 2778.Quebec.J27x1y m some of these companies held their stocks for ton high a price.The improved position of the stock market | can beshown by the movement of the | averages as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.During January industrials declined over 9'; points and railroads about 7'3.Since January the industrial stocks have moved up 33 and nave lost two points and these railroads have moved up two and lost one.Sales.592,742; bonds, $3,623,500.BANK OF ENGLAND.London.Feb.7\u2014The Bank of Eigland today shipped £75,000 in sovercigns to the continent and released £150,000 for miscellaneous purposes.THE TORONTC A PRODUCE MARKET \u2018foronto - Quotations ars as fol tows:\u2014 Wheat, Ontatin No.3, winter.F113 to $1.13 outside, according to location.Manitoba, No.1, \u2018north, $1.27%: No.2, north, $1.38%4; No.3, north.$1.224;.Qats\u2014Canada western, No.2, 45c; No.3, Canada western, 42%c at lake ports for immediate shipment.Ontario, No.3, white, 44c to 45c outside on track, Toronto.Corn\u2014American, No.2, yel, 8214con track, Toronto.\u2018 Peas\u2014No.8, $1.25 to $1.75; No.3, $1.80, Barley\u201464c to 66\u20ac outside for malt ing.and 57c to é0c for feed.Buckwheat\u201477c to 78c points.Flour\u2014 Manitoba listed quotations at Toronto are: Firat patents, $7.30; second patents, $6.70; strong bakers, $0.50.- Flour \u2014 Ontario, winter flour, © per cent.patents, $4.90 (0 $5.10 seaboard, Millfeed \u2014 Mijlfacd bran, $25.00 shipping per ton; shorts, $36.00 per ton on track, Toronto, 5 .Through New York Sleeping Cur Every Day 1.88am.\u2014 For Portland, Sherbrooke and all local stations, daily except Sunday.840p.m\u2014For New York and Boston and all main line stations, daily.For Chaudiere Valley and Megantic divisions, daily except on Sunday.Through New York Pullmana Buffet daily, connecting at Sherbrooke with Pullman for Boston.For further information and Pull man reservations, apply F.S.Stocking, ©.& D.P.Agent, 32 St.Louis ot., agent for Thos.Cook & Son, and sll ocean steamship lines.Phone $2.eet M CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS Through Sleepers Levis and Halifax, N.S.Ocean Limited, 12.15 a.m., daily ex cept Sunday.Maritime Express, 2.20 p.m.daily.Connections for St.John, N.B,, the\u2019 Sydneys, and Prince Edward Island.For Montreal, 3.20 a.m., daily except Monday 1250 p.m.daily.TRANSCONTINENTAL RY.(Palais Station) Quebec, P.Q.12.05 (noon) daily except Sunday, for Fitzpatrick; Tuesdays and Thurs days for Parent.Leaves Parent Wednesdays and Fridays, connection with thain leaving Fitzpatrick daily except Sunday\u2014train arriving Quebec 1.00 p.m.(Quebec Bridge Station.) From Bridge 7.00 a.m.Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for Fitzpatrick.Arrive Bridge from Fitzpatrick Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 4.30 p.m.{Levis Station) Levis, P.Q.6.30 a.m.\u2014~Tuesdays, Thursdays and _ Saturdays for Edmundston, N.B.{4.20 pm.\u2014Daily except Sunday for Monk, P.Q.Ticket Offices No.7 Du Fort and 22 Dalhousie streets; telephone 330.TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME-TABLE Taking Effect November 23nd, 1915.Mo.1\u2014(s) Leaves Riviere du Lonp.7.30 om Arrives Conners, N.B.1253p.m Me 3\u2014(a) Leaves Riviere du Lonp.16302.01 Arrives Connors, N.B.83 pm Ne.3\u2014(s) Leaves Connors, N.B.3.30 p.m.Arrives Riviere du Lowp.8.55 p.m.Re 4\u2014~(s) Leaves Connors, N.B.7.00 am.Arrives Riviere du Lowp.4.20pm.AD tains dally, except Susdey.Cenpection at Edmundeton Juseden with Canedian Pacific Ry., lor Weodrask, Preéericton, Se Joka, N.B.; Houlton, Presque Isle, Caribou and Fort Fairfield, Ma And at Riviere du Loup with all Istercei ill Morton Massey \u2018|| GENERAL MSURANCE BROKERS 111 Mountain HilL | | + PLACE D'ARMES HOUSE, 18 St.Ann Street Newly Repaired.Formerly the St.George House { First-class Rooms, with all modern conveniences, also Table Board.$ Excellent Cuisine.Phone 5588.Rates Reasonable.MRS.BERTRAND.Jn.10xtu,th,stxiy Gaudias Bureau MACHINIST.Repairn of all kinds promptiy attended to TELEPHONE 2946 RESIDENCE - 5628 16 Sth Street, Limoilou.BY: our Special Choper fees doe 29c J.NOEL RONDEAU 6 Lachevrotiere Strost .Tel 4123 Brilliant- Lighting and Exceedingly Cheaper Than Old Style of Lamp TRY OUR NEW Nitrogen Filled Eiectrio Lamps MECHANICS SUPPLY CD.LTD.80-90 St.Paul Street A EEE ESS i T.J.Moore & Co.Limited Manufacturers of aubper Stamps Stencils and Dies 118-120 Mountain Hill, Quebec M TE.J.1&xtu.th,stx1y | NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mgr.Cyrille Alfred Marois, Priest, Vicar- .{ Valentine | Post G ards i General of the Archdiocese of Quebec \u2014_\u2014 and Apnstolical Prothonotary; J.C.BIG ASSORTMENT ! Arsenault, Priest, Canon of the Bas- | ilica; J.A.Charlebois.Notary: Cyrille Tessier.Notary: Elie Martineau, | Merchant; Edward Foley.Advocate; | Henorable Thomas Chapais, Advo- cate: N.FEuthrope Dionne, Physician and Surgeon: Cyprien Labreque, + Netary.and Joceph Gosselin, Physi- .cian and Surgeon, all of the City of Quebec.shall make application at the next sitting of the Legislature for TWO FOR FIVE CENTS -\u2014 and \u2014 SIX FOR FIVE CENTS.Comic Valenties Immense choice of: SHARP DARTS, PORTRAITS, TRADES, .the purpose of praying for the pass- DONT'S and PEDESTALS ing of a bill incorporating them under all at the name of \u201cL'Oeuvre de la Prope- , gation de la Foi de Quebec,\u201d for the better securing the investments that | charitable persons, desirous of helping the work of the propogation of the faith in the poor parishes and ONE CENT EACH.T.H.O'NT'LL, ss ST.JOHN STREET.missions, are willing to intrust to the ee members composing the council of the said Propogation of the Faith, na and for the purpos\u201d of making rules SILLERY NUR SERIES and by-laws in order to help the BERGERVILLE.work of the said Propogation of the Faith, etc, ete.i ; \u2014 N.E.DIONNE, A Cyprepediums, per dozen .22.00 Carnations, per dozen .\u2026 0 Jayax30.Secy.P.T.P.W.Narcissus, per dozen.0 Violets, per bunch .Violets, per hundred.rer Calla Lillies, a hi 15 Ferns, Boston an cach .ac.ver.BOC to 200 HAVE YOUR PICTURE Ferns, y each .«esses 10 | TAKEN ON A POST CARD Designs, $3.00 up.AT SHORT NOT \"Phone 288.ICE.2 for.25c; for.80¢c.Deliveries anywhere in city.JOHN RAMSDEN, Gardener.FURNITURE Wire Back Chairs And « general Hoe of HOUSEHOLD and OFFICE FURNITURE.D.S.RICKABY Cabinet Maker and Undertaking Establishment.437 $T.JOHN STREET \u2014\u2014 Telephone 351 \u2014 BLUE PRINTS Done by Electrica) Machine \u2018a HAMEL&TESSIER while you wait.Open Day and Night.234 ST.JOHN STREET.tr re TENDERS REQUIRED.Police and By-Law Committee.Quebec, February, 4th\u2026 1916.the undersigned until Tuesday, the send day of February inst, at four o'clock in the afternoon for the supplying of the following articles required for the use of the Quebec Police Force 110 (or more) tunics in blue serge (marine color).110 (or more) pairs of pants in blue serge (marine color).CIVIL BMGINZERA Parties tendering must send in sam- vo oe.Hime Prime ples of cloth and linings1 6e Por Sweet © Quebe All the tunics and pants shail be delivered by the first day of June uit and if the cantractor has not fulfilled that condition, there shall be retained five dollars a day for each day\u2019s delay after said date, until the last tunic and the last pair of pants shall have been delivered.Should additional tunies and pairs of pants be required, the contractor shall be obliged to supply the same at Point View House 88 PABRIQUE STREET Up-to-date Dining Room nd Tea Room Refreshments and Five-o'clock, as eneved every Afternoon, from 3.99 to 8.30 o'clock.the price and on the conditions re- Mrs.M.WHELAN, quired by the contract \u20acp.10x1y Propristoress.The contractor before the signing of the contract shall be obliged to furnish to the satisfaction of His } | Honor the Mayor two good and suffi- SIGNS! SIGNS! § [cient sureties, For Railroad ra TONE! 2 | The Police Committee does not bind tios Co's, Commercial itself to accept the lowest or any of ouses, Offices, Private ff | the tenders.H The contractor shall pay the costs A PAGEOT 3 [of drawing op the notarial contract and supplying a cer copy thereui 109 Richelieu se uote to the Police Committee.TH.DUBE, Sleretary of Police and y-Law jting of the act is attractive and quite tool for revenge \u2018napped as a child, form an absorbing |romance brimful of the elements of love.mystery and intrigue.\u201cAn Enemy Also Post Card Pictures finished)\" \u201cyou are in a hurry.Come im.The Model Photo Studio Sealed tenders will be received by | fore his departure for the South.He t the WONDERFUL JUGGLING ACT AS HEADLINER THIS WEEK AT THE AUDITORIUM \u2014\u2014 The Sketch and the Musicians Also Make a Big Hit With Audiences.The Jugglers featured on the bill at the Auditorium have certainly a nov~ elty act thut would suit the best theatres in America.The man accomplishes some feats that have never been seen here and he does it with such ability that every spectator admires his cleverness and at the same time his great strength.The lady is a singer with a very agreeable vnice and a beautiful appearance.The set- VARIOUS FORMS OF FRE DANGER IN AEROPLANES in harmony with the numbers presented.Another act of the programme that made a good hit is Novelty Trio, eccentric musicians who have good numbers a great variety of instruments and.what is more the talent necessary to the success of every musician.Their costumes and comedy also helped in making the act a big favorite with the Quebec audiences.The comedy sketch entieled \u201cRoom , 21\" is one of these playlets which are bound to please owing to the arigin- ality of its make and the acting by Westford and Bock is something worth admiring.As dancers, Connors and Foley have no superiors in their line; as their acting itself is really attractive, Mitchell and Aldro, the opening act, have great numbers oun their revolving ladder.FOX HAS BETTER FILM THAN PEW OF FATALITIES IN WAR MACHINES ARE CAUSED BY DIRECT HITS.(By P.G.Grey).London, Jan.7\u2014The British, French and German official communiques frequently speak of enemy aircraft which have been hit by missiles from | the ground or from other aeroplanes as \u201cfalling to earth a mass of flames.\u201d This fate has overtaken many aviators belonging to the belligerent forces, snd a study of the initial causes is of \u201cTHE REGENERATION\" TO |interest because conclusions may be SHOW AT OLYMPIA j drawn therefrom which may lead to i an ultimate elimination of the danger.It must be clearly understood that these fires are not caused through cnemy shells bursting in the aeroplane.Probably not more than 1 five reels presented at the Olympia | per cent.of the fatalities to military for the first three days of the week aviators gre due to direct hits by please the audience at both perform- | shells.In almost every case the ances last night and the great majo:- damage is done by rifle bullets or ity of the spectators were also de- shell splinters hitting vital parts of lighted with the three other reels of | the machine.The only functions real good films that complete che | performed by these missiles are those programme.of smashing agents.They may shat- The management of the theatre! ter a wing-spar or a wing-stay, and which was so highly praised for hav- 130 cause \u2018the whole aeroplane to ing shown such beautiful pictures 43 | collapse; the engine may be disabled \u201cThe Regeneration™ has another sur- and enforce an involuntary landing on prise in store for its patrons at the ; bad ground, with the consequent end of this week when it will present wrecking of the machine; the pilot a big Fox feature that is considered may be hit himself; the petrol tanks still a better attraction than \u201cThe gop pipes may be punctured.Regeneration.\u201d Most Common Causes.\u201cAN ENEMY TO SOCIETY\" It is the last contingency mentioned ; which is responsible for the many THEY 1CTORIA THEATRE : fires which occur in mid air.As every- the ceelbrated | one now knows, aeroplanes are driven English actor and Lois Meredith, the ! by now knows, seropl engines which dainty prima donna, whe is now star- ! purn petrol (or gasoline, as it is called ring in Metro Pictures.divide the stel- a America).A powerful aeroulane lar honors in \u201cAn Enemy to Society.\u201d : gses an ebormous amount of this fuel just produced for the screen from the | per hour, and many machines are fitted famous story of the same name by: .with tanks capable of holding a quar- George Bronson Howard.» |ter of à ton or more of it.The story of \u201cAn Enemy to Society : 5 ; It so happens that in most aero- deals with a modern Robin Hond who planes in use at the present time it has been brought up to think that right and justice are best served by has been found ny to locate rohbing from the rich to give to the the petrol tanks in close proximity poor.His regeneration and ultimtae | \u2018© the engine for reasons which need discovery that he has been made the | NOt be entered into here, and owing upon his wealthy | !° considerations of weight it is prac- father from whom he has been kid.| tically impossible adequately to armor the machine from attack in every direction.The result is that petrol tanks come in for a great deal of to Society\u201d which is the latest release | knocking about from projectiles of on the Metro program, will be shown : one kind and another, and of course again at the Victoria Theatre today the larger a tank is the greater is the and tomorrow.{ likelihood of its receiving severe damage, but the most trifling injury may ALWAYS AT THE HEAD, be of serious consequences.AH \u201c2% In tractor biplanes, which are now There is no hesitation neces.80 largely usd both by the allies and sary.Do not lose your time if the Germanic powers, the petrol tanks | are wenerally situated in the front of the inclosed body of the machine.A bullet frem a machine gun or rifle fired from the ground pierces the bottom of the tank and immediately a thin stremm of petrol starts to pour down on the floor.Very Volatile.Petrol is extremely volatile and evaporates readily into the aid at ordinary temperatures, forming une of the most inflammable and explosive gases known.It is on these properties the- principle of the internal combustion engine depends.As the stream of spirit continues to pour, more and more of it evaporates, and the inflammable gas continues to diffuse until it fills the body of the machine and overflows.Of course most of it is uwept away to the rear uf the machine by the propeller blast and the p: ge of the machine through the sir, but the curious air eddies which form around the nose of an aeroplane draw it out through cracks and crannies in wisps in all directions, and if any of the vapor comes in contact with a spark or an incandescent surface it will catch fire.So inflammable is the petrol j vapor that immediately a flame is produced it will run along back to the source of the leakage like wildfire and cause a conflagration which cannot be extinguished, In the pusher type of machine a timilar disaster may oceur.Such machines, a well known example of which is the Farman, have their engines and propellers at the rear of eases, for they leave the source of the | the car or nacelle, which accommo- trouble, the acid in the stomach, sg | dates the crew, and their fuel tanks {angerous ever.The acid must | immediately in front uf the engines.neutralized, and its formation pre- A Coolheaded Pliotvented, and the best thing for this ; .inch i A particularly sensational incident purpose is & teaspoonful of bisurated of mie kind occurred recently to a magnesie, 8 simple antacid, taken in| 2 .\" à little warm or cold water after eat, | British biflane, hut fortungtely the ing, which not only neutralizes the [Pilot was able to land just in time, acids.but also prevents the fer.3nd was ultimately rewarded for his mentation from which aeidity is de.| bravery in saving the life of his pas veloped.Foods which ordinarily | Yenger as well as his own, when a cause distress may be eaten with im.Pilot of fess bravery might have col- panity if the meal is followed with | lapsed and left the machine to ite little bisurated magnesia, which can | fate.While reconnoitring over the enemy be obtained from any druggist d should aiwars be hese banter \u201c| tines 6 stray shell pater hit the That Feature Will be Presented Thursday, Friday and Saturday\u2014 \u201cThe Cub.\u201d the World picture in mediately to the store of G.S.MARCEAU, 155 St.Joseph Streetfeb.7x3.MR.JOHN MURPHY DIES IN NEW ORLEANS.Mr.Moses Murphy, of No.6 Fire Station, yesterday received news announcing the death of his brother, Mr.John Murphy, in New Orleans.The! ead tidings will be received with gen- | uine regret by the many Quebec; friends of deceased.who was well and) and favorably known in this city be- .was a son of the late John Murphy, | of thi® city.The late Mr.Murphy i leaves to mourn his loss a wife and one son.besides his brother, Mr, Moses Murphy of this city.The interment took place in New Orleans, Acid Stomachs Are Dangerous COMMON SENSE ADVICE BY A DISTINGUISHED SPECIALIST.\u201cAcid\u201d stomachs are dingerous because acid irritates and inflames the delicate lining of the stomach, thus » hindering and peeventing the proper action of the stomach, and leading to probably nine-tenths of the cases of stomach trouble from which people suffer.Ordinary medicines and medicinal treatments are useless in such ( tank and caused the petrol to flow down into the body work of the aero- | plane.It evaporated as it fell and engine, where it caught fire and flashed back to the hole in the tank | whence the petrol was poring.The leakage was so rapid that the petrol ! could not burn as it poured out, and floor of the machine and washed ' round the feet of the pilot and passenger.It was impossible to quench the flames, so th: pilot stuck, the nose of the machine down and made for the ground inside the British lines.This made the situation worse, because the petrol simply poured down the sloping Qoor and wrapped the crew's feet in a bath of flame.\u2018The passenger remain seated in order to reach the foot-rudder bar.The heat got so intense that the goggles were cracked on the faces of the men and the ammunition for the machine gun caught Hardly had the pilot landed when the tail of the machine literally fell to pieces as the result of the fire.The cause of the escaping petrol igniting in this way is generally sparks in the magneto, flames from: the exhaust or incandescent exhaust pipes.Fatal fires have also been the result of a bullet striking the magneto or the timing gear, resulting in the creation of a spark in a cylinder at the wrong moment (i.e.when the inlet valve is open).In these cases a backfire has occurred in the carbureter and the heat of the burning petrol has un- soldered the petrol union which brings the supply from the tank.Not infrequently aeroplanes burst into flames when they land heavily owing fo damage caused by the enemy or by unskilful piloting.Not long ago an inquest was held on the body of a passenger who was fatally \u2018burned in an aeroplane smash in | Englandi machine clumsily and ' considerable violence.Neither he nor the passenger was seriously injured + by the fall, but the shock burst the | tank, the petrol poured out and the : vapor reached a glowing exhaust pipe, or perhaps a spark, before the magneto had quite ceased to work.At any rate the flame blew back into the machine and before the passenger could be helped out he was so badly burned that he died soon afterward.the vapor was carried back to the À it fell in blazing streams on to the ! N found some relief by standing up on : his seat, but the pilot was forced to: ; fre and exploded in ail directions.| § The pilot had handled the ! it fell a shorti § | distance, striking the ground with, i oo, x \u201ceu 3 LE a RP 4 TURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1916 THe 4 .Our February - Discount Sale | Is stil going cn 3 CQUNT SALE for you to supply yourself with highest grade merchandise at a saving of one-fourth on every article.A SALE OF BLACK SILKS.10,000 yards Rich Black Silk Fabrics, lowered in price for this: Sale.Fast in Black Besutiful Quglity Fabrics.; It is a matter of economy to buy now.Not only for immediate use, but your requirements for many months to come.The values represent 30 to 40 per cent.on prices of a few weeks to come.PURE SILK MESSALINE SILKS.36-inch Jet Black Messaline Silk; good weight, and best $1.40 value.For this Sale, § priced at per yard.88¢ 36 inches wide; a Silk of rich- :\u2018 ness, beauty and good weight; value of $1.60.Specially priced at per yard.$1.10 .BLACK DUCHESS SILK.36 inches in width; beautiful Black; best finish; regular $1.50 value.Priced at this Sale at per yard .\u2026\u2026 Be B | BEAUTIFUL JET BLACK PAILLRTTE.inches wide; a beautiful Black All-Silk Paillette; regular $1.25.For this Sale, per yard.70e JET BLACK CHIFFON TAFFETA.36 inches in width; a Silk that will meet the most exacting requirethents; value $175, Priced for this Sale, per yard.%.$L48 F.SIMARD & GIE ENRC._ 142 Bt.Joseph Street, St.Roch, Quebec.36 Fortunately for himself the pilot, who sat farther away from the source of the fire, was rescued little the worse.Substitute for Petrol.Much thought has been given to the prevention of these tragedies, but petrol is so volatile that it is impossible to isolate it from contact with Office, 3865; Residence, 1724.Dr.EUGENE BEAULIEU SURGEON-DENTIST.» - 26 ST.JOHN STREET Quzszc| the engine.The only cure seems to be to do without petrol.With this view in mind much money has been spent on inventions to utilize paraffin (or kerosene( in aeroplane motors but although different devices have been brought forward they have generally been too clumsy and inefficient for use on aeroplanes where so much depneds on getting out the last ounce of power from the fuel that is carried.Unless paraffin vapor is mixed with exactly the right proportion of air it does not burn completely and the motor is soon choked up with carbon deposit.Why Paraffin Is Safer.The sefety of paraffin lies in its high flash point.It will not evaporate in inflammable proportions in the ordinary temperature of the air, and it has to be artificially heated in order to turn it into gas.Of course if liquid paraffin comes into contact with flames it will ignite, but the flame will not blow back across the air space and set fire to the main supply.The fuel tank of an aeroplane is so situated that it is practically impossible for it to catch fire in the first place.It almost invariably happens that the fire originates some distance away in the region of the engine.This being the case, it will be seen that with the use of paraffin the only ; source of the inflammable vapor is through the carbureter, and this vapor | almost as soon as it enters the air, so that the chances of escapeing vapor jumping to the magneto or the ex- ! haust pipes are very small indeed.Flame Can't Jump Back.In the event of a paraffin driven aeroplane smashing on the ground, there is some small risk of any fuel which escapes from the tank catching fire as it falls to the ground, but in this case it will be seen that the first outbreak will only be local.The flames cannot jump back to the tank along a patch of vapor; they must burn so fiercely that the actual heat sets the main supply on fire, and in the meantime the crew have a chance of escaping.The paraffin carbureter has always been looked upon with longing by motor engineers because an engine run on this fuel under efficeint conditions can be mace to give more power than when run with petrol, owing to the greater calorific energy which paraffin possesses.As has been mentioned before, there have been practical difficulties in the way, but a professor in a British university has just devised a means of getting over the main difficuity and his invention has been running à car engine for some weeks in an astonishing manner.The horse power developed has surpassed the expectations of theorists to an astonishing degree, and it looks very much as if its final adoption on aeroplanes will result in the elimination of one Selected Barley Malt, choice Hops, combined with the celebrated Rock Spring Water\u2014water as clear as crys- tai-\u2014makd B.B.Lager the purest and most wholesome beverage that anyone can drink.of the greatest dangers the aviator! § now has to face.18 DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limites MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED *DOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS : Scremned, Run-of-Mine and Slack For Particulars, apply to SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.Advance Spring styles in Georgette Crepe Waists.Shades, white, maise, flesh, also white trimmed in flesh, maise, sky and ail- | white, and \u201cKnox\u201d Crepe de Chine Waists, in white and flesh; sises up to 44 bust.Above goods must be seen to bs appreciated.JUST IN THIS WEEK.NO OLD STOCK.Our prices are the Best in the City.The proof is that we have only three Waists left over from DYNES\u2019 | ohn S Tel 721 ry condenses so readily that it liquifies | ein Linoleums and icloths ; \\ With the enormous stock : of the above goods that we have in store, we can fight the new prices for two years more.: \u2019 Come and ses our stook | before buying.; P.J.29 ST.JOHN 8T.COTE, - OPPOSITE PALACE HILL Hina ent "]