The Quebec chronicle, 24 octobre 1916, mardi 24 octobre 1916

[" - ave tag The Weather FINE AND COOL.BRITISH GAIN + NEARER BAPAUME-PERONNE ROAD IN YESTERDA ORES Patronised by H.R.Hthe Duke of Connaught.TWO SEASONABLE DELICACIES.FRESH CREAM CHEESE, in 6-02.cakes, packed in sanitary com tainers, 80c each.MALPECQUE OYSTERS, 700 count, Sc pcr dosen; $8.00 per hua.dred; $13.00 per barrel.\u2018 A.GRENIER.Retebilsed 1008.° 26-06 St John Street.Phones 1947-18 DOMINION PREMIER'S STIRRING APPEAL FOR NATIONAL SERVICE SIR ROBERT BORDEN URGES ALL CLASSES OF THE COUNTRY TO BEND ENERGIES TOWARDS WINNING OF THE WAR ASKS MEN TO COME FORWARD.\u2014 2% Ottawa, Oct.2\u2014Sir Robert Borden tonight issued the following appeal on behalf of nation! service.\u201cTo the people of Canada: \u201cThe world-wide struggle in which our Empire is fighting for its rights, ite liberties and its very existewew?has continued for more no escape from the contest save dishonor and ultimate disaster.wonderful extent snd thoroughness of the enemy\u2019s long and careful pre- parstion was imperfectly understood st first, and the magnitude of the struggle has surpassed all anticipation.Great Britain's first expedition- may gle the lssue in which will determine the destiny of this Dominion and of our Empire, ani of the whole world.Remember Our Fallen \u201cThe most eloquent tribute would tail to do fitting honor to ihe youth of Canada who have already rallied 10 splendidly to the colors and whose herole valor and glorious achievements have crowned this Dominion with imperishable distinction before the world.Remembering the sacrifice by which that distinction was won, we recall with solemn pride the undying memory of those who have fallen.\u201cin the history of every people there may come such a challenge to the spirit of its citizens as must be answered in service and devotion if the nation is to have an abiding place in the future: The events of this war bring that challenge today to the manhood of Canada.Canada Has 370,000 Soldiers.\u201cSince the war began more than three hundred and seventy thousand men have enlisted in this Dominion.Two hundred and fifty-eight thousand have gone overseas and more than one hundred thousand are now in the battle line.During the first ten months of the present year, the num- \"her sent forward will aggregate ons hundred and forty-one thousand.From frst Janvary to April fifteenth of this year the enlistments were at the rate of nearly one thousand per day.Up to the present our forces have been enlisted and organised more rapidly than facilities transports.tion and accommodation in Great Britain could be provided.During the past four months the number of enlistments has greatly decreased and having regard to future needs the time thas come for this appeal.A Mightler Effort Needed.\u201cNotwithstanding the success of the forces in ypri Deajres des: ei ASE Le ay reason to know that the enemy is still strong and determined.A mightier effort than may be imagined is necessary to secure a conclusive victory.This great was must have so decisive a result that lasting peace can be secured We are fighting not for a truce bat for victory.\u201cIn all mechanical appliar.ces which have played so great a part in this war the Allied nations have almost if not quite overtaken the enemy's stand ard of preparation.Thersfore, the result will depend upon the organization of the man power of the Allied nations, Canadas must be strong and resolute in that great endeavor.Pull Powers of Nation.\u201cOur strength can be most effectively thrown into this conflict by utilizing, in all our national activities for sustaining the agricultural, industrial and commercial stability of Canada, those who through age or by by reason of physical condition are not available for service at the front: to the end that we may place in the battle line the greatest possible proportion of those fit for military service.With this view the government has asked the director-general and the directors of \u2018the national service to undertake duties of the highest importance and urgency.It is imperative that the men and women of Canada, individually and through their various organizations shall serve the nation in those capacities in which their services may the most value.Thus, it is the urgent duty of the Canadian people to join wi:h the gov- ernhment in organizing the full power of the nation in terms of human energy.Men of Military Age.\u201cUnder the responsibilities with which I am invested and in the name of the State which we are ull bound to serve, it is my duty to appeal and I do now appeal most earnestly to the people of Canada that they assist snd co-operate with the government and the directors of national service in the endeavor for this purpose, To the men of military age I make the i appeal that they place themselves at the service of the State for military duty.To all others 1 may appeal that they place themselves freely st the disposition of their country for such service as they are d:emed best fitted to perform.\u201cAnd to the women of Canada whose spirit has been 80 splendid and SODA WATIR Schweppes Famous English Table Waters DRT GINGER ALE As supplied to M M The Ming GINGER BEER Repulse German Attacks The Dobrudja region of Rumania apparently is being overrun by the forces of the Teutonic allies.! Constansa, Rumania\u2019s chief seaport and fortress om the Black Sea, already bas fallen into the hands of the troops of the right wing of Field Marshal Von Mackensen\u2019s army, while the left wing is nearing the town of Tchernavod, where the Danube is spanned by the bridge of the rallroed running from Constanza to Bucharest.Near the centre of their front, whith extends across Dobrudja from the sea to the Danube, the invaders have cut the railroad near Murfatiar and pushed their troops \u201cfar beyond\u201d the railway line, according to Berlin, Before the rapid advance of the Germans, Bulgarians and Turksrapid despite heavy rains and soggy ground\u2014the Russians and Rumanians are in retreat along the entire front, but according to Petrograd are offering stubborn resistance.\\ Aside from the operations in Dobrudja, another British smash at the German line in the Somme region uf France, which netted them more than a thousand yards of trenches east of Gueudecourt and Les Boefus and partied their front a step nearer the Bapaume-Peronne rond, is the most notable incident of the fighting on any of the fronts.A gain, described by Pari as \u201cappreciable\u201d is also recorded for the French north-east of Morval, which lies just to the south of the region where the British and Germans were in contact.Berlin in touching upon the fighting against the British and French , Sunday between Le Sars and Rarcourt, says the attacks of the Entents Allies were sanguinarily repulsed.It is admitted in thes German official communication that the Germans withdrew Sunday § from the noth of Chaulnes, south of the Somme, to a prepared posi east of the northern part of the Chaunes wood.On the Transylvania front stubbom fighting is still in progress be.twesn the Teutonic allies and the Rumanians for the mopntais passes and ox inside Rumenis which has been captured-by the Austro- Germans.; The Ruseians having been cleared from the Nérayuvka river region of Galicia, the Austro-Germans bave hurled a violent attack againet other forces of Emperor Nicholas north of Brody, near the Volhynia-Galicia border.The attack was repulsed, according to Petrograd At the bend of the Cerna river in Serbia Berlin says the Germans and Bulgarians, fightisig side by side, have halted the offensive of the Serbs, who are now on the defensive.Bad weather is still hampering full opers- ticns on the Macedonian front The Italians have again begun a lively bombardment of Austrian positions on the Carso plateau, north-west of Triest, probably presaging shortly another attempt to press forward toward Austria's chiet seaport on the Adriatic.Ten steamers and two sailing vessels\u2014all of them newtrals\u2014are reported to have been sunk, but whether by submarines or mines is not stated, Five of the steamers were Norwegian, two Greek, two Danish and one Dutch.They aggregated 13,474 tons gross.The sailing craft were a Danish schooner and a Swedish bark.The British steamer Cabotia, of 4,900 tons, is belisved to have heen sunk.Viscount Grey, the British Foreign Secretary, while declaring in a speech that the Entente Allies were favorable to efforts by neutral countries to bring about a combination to prevent future wars, reiterated that they were not prepared to discuss peace terms.\u201cWe know that if mankind has any birthright,\u201d said Viscount Grey, \u201cit is that of peace and liberty, and it is for that we are fighting.When we are asked how long the struggle is to continue, we can only reply that it must contiuue until these things are secured.\u201d CHANGE IN BRITISH CABINET.London, Oct.M\u2014An official announcement is expected at un early date, according to the morning papers, of the appointment of Arthur Henderson to the new post of Minister of Pensions, Mr, Henderson, who is the Labor Leader in the Hoyse of Commons, is already a member of the cabinet, but without portfolio, and is acting in general ar Labor adviser to the government.GERMANY'S NEW SUBMARINES.Geneva, Oct.#8, via Parie\u2014Prince Von Buslow, former German Im perial Chancellor, recently informed a neutral newspaper man that since the Leginning the war Germany had constructed $88 submarines, says a despatch from Constance.The German naval authorities, the Prince is reported to have added, are paying more attention to s'@marines than to battleships, and Austris-Hungary is doing likewise.DUTCH ANGRY AGAINST ZEPPELINS, Amsterdam, Oct.89, via London\u2014Dutch newspapers are indignant over the report by the Handalsblad that on Sunday s Zeppelin dropped a bomb near Gorku (Gorincehm), 88 miles south-east of Rotterdam.The Niewws Van Den Dag says: \u201cIf German airship commanders had not displayed supreme contempt fof the protests of the Dutch governs ment, this deplorable incident, which only by accident lacked serious results, would not have octurred.\u201d as - RARE ARR se inspiring in this hour of devotion and sacrifice.1 bld God-speed In the manifold werks ef beniôcence in which they are now engaged and I pray them te did dil more in every field of aatlonal ervice for which they may feo! themselves fitted, \u201cLat us never forget the solemn truth that the nation is not céneti- (Signed) tuted of the living alone.There are \u201cR Il.DORDEN.\" 9 i ot those as well who have pasted away and those yet to be born.So this great responsibility comes to us as heirs of the past and trustees of the future.But with that responsibility there has coma something greater still, the opportunity of proving ourselves worthy of it, and I pray that this may not be lost.Y'S OPERATIONS French Also Report Appreciable Gain North-East Of Morval South Of British Position\u2014Berlin Claims Rumania Over-Run By Teuton Forces\u2014Russians ital eset MORE DONATIONS TO RELIEF FD GENEROUS OFFER OF MANAGEMENT OF THE OLYMPIA THEATRE FOR THURSDAY.The Chronicle takes pleasure in acknowledging the following additional contributions to the British Sailors\u2019 Relief Fund irom patriotic citizens: Previously acknowledged .$6,529.38 C.Delagrave .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.5.00 Mrs.W.B.Almon : 15.00 F.H.Hayden .3.00 A.J.Messervey .5.00 Mr.and Mrs.R, Magee .5.00 Jos.Morin (Provincial A: or) .\u201c 10.00 A Friend .2.00 Miss Ina W.Johnston 8.00 6.86 $6,586.03 The management of the Olympia Theatre is to be complimented on patriotic spirit which prompted their generous offer of donating the.proceeds from the two performances at the - Theatre on Thursday eveniog, October 26th, at 7.30 p.m.and 9 pm.Temperatures: Minimap 34: Maximus 46 Just Received BONNIE MAY, by Louis Dodge.THE GIRL PHILIPPA by Robert W.Chambers.THE MAGNIFICENT APVENTORE 17 Enee eue AFTER THE MANNER OF MEN, by France Lynde THE DOOR OF DREAD, by Arthur Stringer.LOOT.py Aribny Somers Rocha, JOHNSTONE OF THE BORDER, by Harold Bindloss.ACTION FRONT, by Boyd Cable.: THE HEIR OF DUNCARRON, by Amy McLares.All for sale att JOHN E.WALSH'S Reg'd.IR 1187.JOHN STREST.Toronto, Oct.23\u2014The weather of today has been fine in all parts of the Dominion, except north of the Georgian Bay, where it has been showery.\u2018The temperature bas been higher flan yesterday in Alberta and Saskatchewan and southern Ontario, while in the other provinces it has been nearly stationary, Temperstures.: Min, Max.Dawson \u2026 .\u2026 .\u2026\u2026.86 »% Prince Rupert .44 \u201c Victoria .+.«ccc 49 3 Vancouver .88 54 Kamloops .«.32 44 Calgary .\u2026 ov .\u2026.2 0 T.dmonton .\u2026.39 8 Medicine Hat .29 58 Moose Jaw .23 80 Battleford .2 86 Regina .19 48 Saskatoon 23 D Winnipeg .23 34 Fort Arthur 2 36 London .\u2026 86 Farry Sound 80 Toronto +.+.+.sé Ottaws .+» » 80 Kingston ., .34 Montresi .\u2026.3 4 Juche \"+ 58 00 suvc0 a 4 alifax .0.veu.46 50 St.John .30 80 Forecasts.Ottawa and Upper SS.Lawrence: Light to moderate winds, mostly fair stationary or lower temperature.Lower St.Lawrence, Gulf, North and Maritime: Moderate easterly winds; fine and cool.south snd south-west winds, fair and cool.\u201cBeans Is Beans\u201d \u2014and the cost is soaring skyward with pork, beef, eggs and other foods until the cost of living represents an increase of from 30 to 50 per cent.While meats and vegetables are beyond the reach of many millions of families, Shredded Wheat Biseult continues to sell at the same old price and retains the same high nutritive quality.Shredded tains all NOVELTY AND CHARM IN SEMI-DRESS BLOUSES To cross the line and enter the danger zone where too much novelty prevails in dress is a risk you will not run if your Semi-Dress Blouse is one of those new ones.In Crepede [ Chine, Georgette Voile.The collars are almost FF : capes and the trimmings are lovely.Striped Flannel, self-trimmed and with silk i collars and cuffs, have a warm, cosy look.| Geo: in a good isesdurableas Ÿ ahr Per Chine, Soie at destrable.filmy \u2018F quality one prefers in a fine Blouse.AF This store is always glad to have suggestions from customers.Sometimes we think perhaps we are too close to the inside workings §° and not close enough to the outside point = view.We therefore welcome suggestions.; Ÿ Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay, Lake Superior District: Moderate | Coupelet - FORD RUNABOUT.ne tim 200 oa-a ws wu a JET SO FORD CHASSIS \u2014 vu ve ve a woot hi mt iiiotes $000.00 FORD TOWN CARL, cat vo mt ut sw pw wo pegs hs F.0.B.Ford, Ontario.§ These prices are positively guaranteed against eny.redoc- A -ion before August 1st, 1917, but there is no quarante § against an advance in price at any time.DOHAN'S LTD.FORD CARS and HEAVY TRUCK DEALERS.2 and 31 PALACE HILL - «+ = «= VALIQUET'S Makes the real home-made Bread with fres\u2019s milk, Nice White New Potatoes from our Ste, Foye Farm, sold by the bag.12 Fabrique Street Phones 6567-6568 RA wt bg .vi vo Pa - > Milted 3 fics ww powder dlessives in waton Merde ne cocking\u2014Koep Kt sa hand.\u201cThe Roh Milk, Malted grais astrsct in powder.The Original Food-Drink for all ages, Per Intanta, Invalids and growing cblidres, | More nourishing than tes, coffee, eo.Trot at Said: La the bosse, or at Hetale and Cafes, © Imvigerutes nursing mothers, sod the aged.es ot YOU Bama Fries Tumnbossared ts Soul, Buck, Ragland; and She S Awe, Malsosseuve, | Em = re by em Patriotic Sports Committee For the benefit of the Cuebec Boys at the Front Columns Hall, Grande Alice.Tharsdey, October 28, 1916 PRICES - - .> 1-1 gs 3k and 80c Doors open at 7.30 pm.Performance at 8.18 sharp.Plan of Hail for Reservation of Seats at Joha E.Walsh's, Bookseller and Stationer, No.11 St.John street.Tickets for sale st the following places: A.Lyons, 34 Champlain street, Mra.Kay 6714 St.Augustin st.; Thos Burns, 65 Buade st; J.C.Cote, 96 and 234 St.John street; Mr.Langlois, tobaccon- lat, 48 St.John st; Miss Jackson, Auditorium, St.John st.; Mr.E.Walling, 189 St.Jobn st.; Jos.Hunt, 867 St.John st.; Art.Julian, barber and tobacconist, 458 St John street.a A New and Stylish Stetson that Men Like Immensely ERE is one of the most beautiful hats we have ever shown\u2014it\u2019s the feature hat from the superb line of Fall Stetsons.À remarkably graceful and dressy hat, with just the touch of smartness that all like to see in these young feeling days.One thing that surprises us\u2014its becom: sngness to such a large number.of men, The cue for men this season is to wear better quality in their hats\u2014and we are proud of our Stetsons, every one of them.You will want one of the Stetsos Comfort Derbies too, to alternate with your soft hat, 406 St.John St.OPPORTUNITY To guard your own and your families\u2019 health against ~ TYPHOID i and other diseases YOU run no risk by drinking CLAIRE FONTAINE SPRING WATER flowing from solid rock 271 feet It is as pure as the lily.and a most agreeable drinking and table water, It is tasteless, colorless, odorless and it clear, as perfect a water as you ever drank.We deliver } it to your home or office in half gallon bottles at Sc.[if each, The baby, children, grown-ups and the old a late it.Try it and we give you our word you will lighted, .M.TIMMONS & SON, Phone 683 Quebeo, P.Qde- It , ua 1 Th \u201cIN FALARDEAU, LLB = QUEDES RARWAY DUO .vo .Ct ge \"PATRIOTIC SOIREE | 0 PEACE DISCUSSIONS SOUGHT BY THE ALLIES SAYS VISCOUNT GREY (Continued from Page Three.) with our allies, and after the war, I trust, the memory of the suffering we have undergone together, the memory of the joint courage which Is carrying us through will be a perpetual bond of alliance and sympathy between our goveraments and our peoples.\u201d | | Passing to the position of the new- tral countries, Viscount Grey ssid in | | answer to a question as to what they ii | could do: \u201cI believe the best work neutrals can do for the moment is to try to prevent a war like this from happening again.If the uations had been ; united in such an agreement and prompt resolution to insist in 1914 that the dispute must be referred to 8 conference or The Hague, that the Belgian treaty must be obseryed, there would have been no war.\u201cNations fighting for thein existence, with daily increasing prospects of seeing victory brougnt nearer.still knowing that if they stop short of victory they stop short of everything for which they are struggling, cannot be expected to spend much time thinking about what might happen after victory is secured.But the neutrals can do it.I observe that not on!y President Wilson, but Mr.Hughes is supporting a league star:- ed, not with the object of interfering with the belligerents in this war, but which will do its part in making peace secure in the future, \u201cIt is a work of neutral eountries to which we should all look with favor and hope.Only, we must bear this in mind, if the nations after the war are able to do something effective by binding themselves with the common object of preserving peace, they must be prepared to undertake not more than they are able to uphold by force, and to see, when the time of crisis comes, that it is uphe'd by force.\u201cThe question we must ask them is this: \u2018Will you play up when the time comes\u201d It le not merely the sign manual of presidents and sovereigns that is really to make that worh while; it must also have behind it parliaments and national sentiments.\u201cSupposing the conditions of 1914 occur again and there is such a league in existence.Everything will depend on whether national sentiment behind it is so permeated by the lessons of this war as to compel each bation as @ matter of vital interest, to keep peace other than by force.\u201d The Foreign Secretary insisted op- on the necessity after the war of arriving at some agreement with respect to the laws of war, arguing that the mere indiscriminate emplovment of ail the resources on science is the prospect which threatens civilization and the existence of the race itself, He characterized \u201cthe employment ni poisonous gas and other horrors by Germany\u201d as having \u201clet loose on the world more terrible anarchy than any individual anarchist,\u201d and referred especially to the \u201corganized attempt\u201d to exterminate the Christians in Turkey since Turkey became a vassal of Germany.Such horrors he declared were only possible with Germany's toleration.Perhaps, he said, some day a neutral nation \u2018which knows the fuit story will publish it to the world.He contended that this matter of keeping the horrors of war within hounds was a question in which the whole human race is interested, and as all nstions should recognize their responsibility for preventing ou:- breaks of war, so, they should insurs, in event of its outbreak, that it should be conducted by rules at least as ; human as those our ancestors observed, which Germany today had disregarded and thrown to the winds.Of the necessity \u201cof freeing the world from the oppression of Prussian militarism.\u201d he said: \u201cWe know that if mankind has any birthright it is that of peace and Iiberty, and it is for that we are fighting.When we are asked how long the struggle is to continue we can only reply that it must continue until these things are secured\u201d been delivered by any statesman of the belligerent nations since the war began, \u201cThe most significant passage,\u201d says the Daily Mail, \u201cis that in which be responded to the appeal which Tresident Wilson made in his speech to the League of Peace.The world, engulfed in war, has not yet fully realized the momentous character of President Wilson's declaration.The future, we believe, will find it one of the great utterances of history, not merely because it announced to the world America\u2019s departure from her Listoric attitude of isolation, \u201cMore important was the offer it contained that in sacrificing that attitude America should come into the field, not as n challenger, not as a disturber of the peace, but as a definitely pacific force, President Wilson's was that America should back with all\u2019 her potentialities a scheme for enforcing peace in the world.He recognized that the only gwarantes of good faith ie force, and he proposed that force be henceforth diverted from competitive channels to the common purpose of protecting all nations net aggre- sion.\u201cTo that proposel Viscount Oey gives emphatic welcome, We believe Vikount Orey\u2019s invitation will be i heard with satisfaction in every neu- ! tral countey, and that we have seen j the begining of a movement he oda dog will boid oho world la \u2014 À London, Oet, 24\u2014Viseount Grey's Alb | speech, says the Daily News, is the most important utterance that has B { Oct.24\u2014Casualty fist Is- 18.20 am.) INFANTRY.Killed in Action, 197150 George Bell, Hespeler, Ontrand Arthur Bowen, Vermilion, 4 .ss Company Sergt.-Major M.P, Brown, Regina, Sask.475036 Corp.W.J, Brown, 89 Cumberland street, Toronto.187007 Sidney Burton, 338 Oakwood Ave.Toronto.383833 J.S.Cameron, Gladstone, Man.57383 Edward Clarke, Nassau St.Cshawa, Ont.4343330 Robert C.Clarke, 2610, 26th.street, West, Calgary, Alb.440061 T.H.Clark, Pelly, Sask.80280 Lorne Clarkson, 1916, êth.sireet east, Calgary, Alb.453318 Donald Connor, Cornwall, Cat.457708 Corp.A.J.Cope, 26 St.Charles street, Longueuil, Que.5366 Frederick Daniel, 111 Douglas street, Stratford, Ont.431911 William Fontaine, Airy Hill.P.O., Alb.100888 S.A.Kit, Innisfree, Alb.2833 William H.MacLeod, Law: rencetown, N.S.228218 David McKay, 33 Belmont street, Toronto.461184 William Smith, Homer St, # Ottaws, med at Vancouver, 23060 Alcide Thibault, Ste.Rose, Que.Disd of Wounds: 443593 Thomas Charters, Aspen Crove, B.C.i 139619 William Jones, Terrace, Toronto.491139 Robert Oates, Ave.Toronto.108 Alcorn 192368 William J.Woolley, 28 48308 J.A.Garon, Dorchester, | | Booth Ave.Toronto.| 84017 Acting Sergt.F.B.Morgan, Morganville, N.S.Believed Killed A40158 John Archer, Scrip, Sask Previously reported missing, now missing, believed killed: 437674 John Edwards, tore, Que.Previously reported wounded, now wounded and missing: 6203538 J.E.Paton.39 Columbia sireet, New Westminster, B.C.\u2018 Wounded and Missing 192457 \u2018Angus Burns, 85¢ Weston Road, Mount Denis West, Toronto, Wounded, 439061 Walter Baldwin, P.O.Box 116 Norman, Kenora, Ont.- 158127 H.J.Batters, 138 Rivert Ave.Winnipeg.444727 R.$.Clarkson, McAdam, N.B.Bonaven- Calif.38277 Walter Palmer, 333 McDonald Asve Fairbank, Ont.© 488317 Arthur Patterson, Creighton street, Halifax, N.S.435222 J.A.Eagleson, Campbell ford, Ont.150 138589 L.D.Grills, 60 Bellfier | Ave.Toronto.> 136057 Timothy Horgan, 968 Eastern Ave.Toronto.313533 William Langlois, 200 Sandwich street, Windsor, Ont.193114 N.R.McLean, Toronto, 455367 J.H.Patrick, Campbellford, Ont, 427809 A.L.Royster, Lehigh, Iowa.104628 Jesse Wheeler, Weyburn, Sask 177613 H.E.Wilson, R.R.No.1, Niagara Falls, Ont, 406348 K.P.Wilson, 10024, 94th.sieret, Edmonton, Alb, MOUNTED RIFLES.° Killed in Action, 135467 William Darrell, Bismarck P.O., Ont.- 482065 Peter River, N.S.«17177 P.J.Lamelin, 31 Quesnel street, Montreal, olsen William Lang, Craighurst, nt.171057 James Tyson, 685 Delawarea Ave, Toronto, Missing, 171740 Frank Brown, 113 Brandon Ave.Toronto, Wounded.446163 E.H.Brookes, Red Deer, Î - Box 8543 Fougere, Larry's sass B.M.McKensie, Nanaimo, 150011 Acting Corp.R.J.Sabine- Good, 477 Salem Ave, Toronto, 446046 William Torrens, Armour Block, Room 12, 4th.street, S, E, Calgary, Alb, a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Peps are the new treatment for coughs, colds sad lung troubles.They are little tablets made © from Pine extracts and med) essences.When put into the mouth these medicine! ingredients turn (to hesiing va which sre thed down direct to the jun) throat and bronchial tutles.The t stomach, to cure alimenty and ders in throat and fen) hreet, Pepe are revoi loaising a e of all the treatment of colds, .box ail draggiste, ec ce, Terentefs within the |] Ls 441 Erie: Cue.id 431139 G.M.Ofiver Plymouth, | {i 491207 J.M.Fisher, Chatham, Ont.| and Duo-Art Pianos Comprising STEINWAY, WEBER, STNCK, Etc, Write for Catalogues, Illustrated Booklets and Price Lists, Old Pianos taken in exchange, Convenient terms of payment.Sole Representatives for the Province of Quebec of } the AEOLIAN COMPANY, NEW YORK.BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES REAL COMFORT | The Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater le the 5 di i very thing for cold nights and mornings.+ FN clears ready for use and quickly chases the PERFECTION y i: HEARERS A Clean; smokeless; economical.Easily moved to bedroom, bathroom or sitting room as you need it.1 NEE TR, Ac all good dealers.If your \u2018dealer | NN DIP cannot supply you, write us direct.~ P.O For boat result yulide ji Pe.an CN.a Oil \u2014 the voonemieal font, Coe! =\\, THE IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY Auction Sale In the matter of: F.TORANTOR, \" Registered, Grocer, No.24 and 28 Sr?Joseph street, Quebec, Insolvent; NOTICE -is hereby .given that on Friday, 87th of October, 1916, at 11.00 o'clock, a.m., will be sold at our office, 101 St.Peter .street, Quebec, the assets of this Es- tate, as follows: A\u2014\u2014Stock of gioceries and liquors \\.$1,0078 Store furgiture .274.20 \u2014 $1,304.98 B\u2014Cash register (National).200.00 - C\u2014Ham slicer (Dayton), .110.00 D\u2014One scale (Dayton).10.00 j E\u2014Book debts accord to list .83348 F\u2014Rolling stock .ve oo 183.00 G\u2014Rent of store to April 30, 7 1917, The sale will be made for each item seperately.The inventory and list of boop debts may be seen at our office.The store will be opened on Thursi) | day, October 26th, 1016, for inspec- | tion of stock, furniture, etc.Terms: CASH.BEDARD & BELANGER.Joint Curators.Office: 101 St.Peter street, Quebec, Oct.18th, 1918, .0.19,21,24,2¢x4 f+ Preparation of Agricultural Advertisements 1YOU would double your business with the farmers if your advertisements of Machines, Buildings, Seeds, Chemical Fertilizers, etc, weru prepared by an agricultural expert.1 Write me, telephone me, or come to my office, .A.L.Gareau, AGRICULTURAL EXPERT, 111 Mountain Hill, Room 41 Telephone 8488.QUEBEC, O.9ax12 The Heintzman & Co.Piano of universal reputation, and which possesses unique perfections, such as the \u201cChevalet a Agraphes,\u201d sustenito pedal, complete metal mountings, merits the title \u201cArtist's Favorite.\u201d After sixty years of work and experience the Heintzman & Co.firm is in a position to offer a piano which is unequalled in artistic sorority and of indefinite durability.Come and examine and hear our Heintzman Pianos, before passing judgment on their superiority.Ask for our Catalogue.CEOS IITA IIE Lavigueur & Hutchison, 81-83-85 St.John Street Do You wish to Acquire Branch : 54 St.Joseph Street | able with the best clubs, with the advantage of hemi privileges and conveniences, Mod .Boek PAK.L.PINKERTON LONDON HOWARD HOTEL, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND Bedroom, Breakfast, Attendance, From 6s 8d per Person.Central Position.Excellent Service, Telegram: \u201cKiconi, Estrand, London.\u201d Ag.1xtu,th,stætye .rm - MATT.CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS addresssd te the Postmaster-General, will ba ree ceived at Ottawa until noon, on 2 day, the 10th November, 1916, for (E32 conveyance of His Majesty's Mil on a proposed contract for four ï six timed per week on.the Rural L., delivery ropt 2er ne de la Fos, catiere, NA CL\".ré: cbegin from_4he.Postmaster-General's plénsure, + Printed notices containing further information as té conditions of pored contract may be seen and ss orms of tender may be obtained a's the Post Offices of Ste.Anne dy Pocatiere, Village du Moulin et Rive iere Quelle; and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.5.TANNER GRREN, Post Office Inepestor, Post Office Inspeetor\u2019s Office, Quebec, October 10th, 1016, ! : Qibiandaim 75 \u2018 > ia Drammen.Newspaper IND AIT Quebec\u2019s Leading VITAL THEATRE RUMANIANS CAN AFFORD TO LOSE IT WITHOUT GREAT HURT, SAYS MILITARY EXPERT OF THE LONDON TIMES.London, Oct.84.\u2014According to the London morning newspapers the Germans appear to have forced the evacuation of Constanza by cutting the Trans-Dobrudja railway about twenty miles west of the Black Seca coast.As the Germans make na claims to considerable captures, it is assumed here that the Rumanians made good their retirement.The Times\u2019 military expert ments thus on the situation: \u201cDobrudja is a separate and not vital theatre, which the Rumanians can afford to lose without great hurt.But the reported loss of Constanza is a disagreeable blow, limiting, as nt does, the means of access of Russian reinforcements.It is also a tactical defeat, which, coming after the Joss of Turtukai and Hermannstadt, ne- tessarily reduced Rumania's strength, as well as that of the Russians and Serbs who took part in this action, and must also impair the confidence of the Rumanians in themselves.\u201d The Morning Post says: \u201cWhile the loss of Constanza is serious, the threat against Tchernavoda is more serious, if it is true.The only bridge across the Danube b=- tween Belgrade and the sea is at Tehernavoda.and complete possez- sion of the railway and the Hridee would open the way to Bucharest.\u201d Says the Daily Mail: \u201cConstanza contained | immense storehouses of petroleum and grain.Whether these have heen destroyed is not vet clear, but if not the enemy has obtained important supplies.The loss of this port will be a serions blow.Rumania is deprived of valuable economic resources and of a short and convenient line of communication between Odessa and B1- charest By way of the Black Sez.Morenver the repercussion of this event in the Balkans and the middle east will be great\u201d The Times thinks more military importance must still be attached to the Transvlvania side of Rumanis\u2019s war theatre than to Dobrudja.General von Falkenhayn.savs the Timesnow has a fonting on the Rumanian side of at least five passes and bas reached the frontier at most of the sthers.com- Berlin Elated.Amsterdam, via London, Oct.24.\u2014The Berlin newspapers express profound joy over the capture of Constanza by the Teutonic allies, Shey point out the significance of the victory.as Constanza is the main port of Rumania for imports for military purposes, and especially owing to its important railroad connections.NEW MANAGER OF KENT HOUSE ARRIVES.Mr.Edward Smith just appointed manager of the Kent House arrived fn the city from Montreal yesterday! and was shown about town by the retiring Manager of Kent House, Mr.Perd.Fraser whose term of contract has expired.Mr.Smith has had wide experience in hotel business having heen in charge of thg Woodward Hotei, New York and also has been gonnected with hotels in St.John, N.B.TOLL OF SUBMARINES.London, Oct.33\u2014The Greek steamer Aris and the Norwegian steamer Drafna, have been sunk, Lloyds announces.\u2014 The Greek steamer Aris, of 1,734 gross tons, was formerly the steamer George Clarkson, and was owned in 8yro.The Norwegian steamer Drafn, of 774 gross tons, was owned BOOTS FOR THE ALLIES.It is computed that since the beginning of the war the boots branch of the Royal Army Clothing Department has given orders for about 16,- 000,000 pairs of boots, including British, Serbian, French, Russian, Italian, and Belgian boots, and that of the total demand Northampton alone has supplied one-fourth, or over 100,000 pairs à week TRANMEN FIT THE COVERT PUBLIC STANDS BETWEEN ORGANIZED CAPITAL AND ORGANIZED LABOK.Winnipeg, Oct.33\u2014Two efforts made today by Sir Robert Borden, as Premier of Canada, to have the representatives of the eight thousand conductors, trainmen and yardmen of the Canadian Pacific Railway rescind the strike orders which call for a walk out at 5 p.m.Wednesday.and come to an amicable settlement with the company failed, and the only possible way in which a strike can now be averted is by the company giving in to the demands of the men.Tonight Premier Borden, in his anxiety to avert this disaster, was in direct touch with the men.He wired to the men's leaders in Winnipeg, { appealing to their patriotic entiment \u201cto avoid a controversy that would weaken our efforts in the war, and which might be attended with disastrous results to the great cause we ull have at heart,\u201d and suggesting | that if negotiations in Winnipeg fail, i then the strike should be deferred and {the men should immediately go to Ottawa for a conference with the gov- a settlement.of Welland, Ont., vice-president of the Order of Railway Telegraphers, who is here specially at the request of Premier Borden to act as mediator, conferred with the men's leaders, but he was unable to shake them from their determination not to call off the strike unless the Can.Pac.Railway grant the requests.It was pointed out to Mr.Robertson by the men, that the sub-committee remaining in Winnipeg.repres:nting the men, had absolutely no power to call off the strike unless the company made a satisfactory se\u2018tlement.This evennig Mr.Robertson conferred with Grant Hall, vice-president and general manager of the company, but no information was given out as to what took place at the meeting.Upon the receipt of the wire from Premier Border tonight, the men\u2019s leaders immediately called a conference, and gave long and careful cone ideration to the Premier's statements.The result of their deliberations, however, was to notify the Premier that postponement of the strike could not he made, that the company alone had i the power to prevent a strike, and | to take it as final, that the strike could ' be prevented by the men's Iraders on- | ly under the conditions of 2 satisfac- , tory settlement having been reached.| PERSONAL | Mr.C.L.Campbell, of Montreal, is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.H.Magee, of Toronto, is registered at the Chateau.Mr.H.O.Boyer, of Lachine, is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.A.C.Wilson, of Montreal, is staying at the Chateau.Mr.J.T.Rowan, of Ottawa, is registered at the Chateau, Mrs.Cave-Brown-Cave and son, of Montreal, are guests at the Chateau.Late arrivals at the 8t.Roch Hotel J.A.Lussier, Montreal; J.Dudgeon Montreal; P.J.Martel, Montreal; Lionat Lortie, Montreal; J.H.Gingras, Montreal; A.M.Phillips, Montreal; J.G.Guild, Monteral; Geo.RE.Barry, Montreal; Robert O'Connor, Montreal; Henri Berubey, New York; Chas.Valois, Montreal; J.B.Trahan, Montreal; Arthur Jean, Riviere du Loup; -C.H.A.Grant, Montreal; A.Rhodes, Montreal; Jos.Halley, Montreal; J.E.Mattin, Montreal, Late arrivals at the Chatesu: G.B.Mitchell, J.W.Breekin, R, Brosseau, C.L.Campbell, W.H.Picket, R.Wuhrisson, H.Taite, W.Sears, A.A.Barbeau, D.McLennon, T.Pruneau, R.A.May W.Guerin, J.Guerin, E.Mapes, L.Beaudoin, J.R .Desfosses, G.G.Parker, Mrs.Cave-Brown-Cave of Montreal; Master H.Cave-Brown- Cave, W.McDonald, Montreal; H.O, Bayed, Lachine; H, Magee, Toronto; 1.T.Rowan, Ottawa; C.J.Brown, C.Stewart, R.Beazley, O.A.Lewis, of New York; K.A.Juthe, Boston; A.Amyot, St.Hyacinthe; W.A.Prescott, Miss Mary Crawford, of New York; Master A.W.Crawford, of Philadelphia; A.C, Wilson, C.A.Philipe, Montreal; N.D.Batterson, Hprtford, Conn, ernment with a view to bringing about i Earlier in the day, G.D.Robertson, i SUGEST USE OF TRANSPORTS FOR AFTER-WAR TRADE SIR HENRY DRAYTON PROPOSES FIVE-YEARS ADDITIONAL SERVICE FOR SHIPS Ottawa, Oct.33.\u2014The suggestion that the ships and the men now being used by the British Admiralty between the United Kingdom and Canada and other parts of the Empire be maintained in their present service for a period of five years after .the war, but instead of carrying men and munitions they carry merchandise, was made by Sir Henry Drayton, chairman ef the Board of Rail.| way Commissioners, before\u2019 the D.- \u2018t minion's Royal Commission whiz resumed ita sittings in the Public Library this afternoon, This proposal was made by Sir Henry when asked for suggestions regarding the preservation of trade between the Dominions and ghe Mother Country after the war was cover.In order to determine rates, Sir Henry suggested that an inter i Imperial board be set up which ; would fix ocean freight rates so that ; undue advantage may not be taken of : shortage of tonnage.He believed ! that no difficulty would be experien:- ed in this direction if a maximum | rate were set up in a manner that standard rates on railroads are fixed ; by the Railway Commission.Sir George Foster questioned the | possibility of inducing private ow\u201c- jers to maintain their ships in the , British-Canadian service when perhaps they could get better rates he- tween, say.New York and South America.Sir Henry said that with the use of the German ships captur- i ed during the war he believed an inter-Imperial board could organize | such a service.Sir Henry gave other evidence relating to trade between England and Canada.He showed that during periods when ocean freight rates were low the trade between England and Canada increased.but when they were hich the trade to the United States increased and vice versa.He also ex- | pressed the opinion that more wheat : should be milled in Canada in order ito encourage commercial stability instead of it being shipped to Eng- {land to be milled.: Mr.J.H.Lauer, general manager \u2018of the Marconi Company of Canada, | was also called.He expressed the opinion that he could add nothing to the evidence given already by th: principals of his company in England.He said that the company's re- i lations with the Railway Commission were satisfactory.The commission adjourned until 10 tomorrow morning.SYRUP OF FIGS FOR CROSS, SICK FEVERISH CHILD IF LITTLE STOMACH IS SOUR, LIVER TORPID OR BOWELS .+«.CLOGGED.«co vot ova 0000 Mothers can rest easy after giving \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs,\u201d because in a few hours all the clogged-up waste, sour bile and fermenting food gently moves out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again.Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, and they become tightly packed, liver gets sluggish and stomach disordered.When cross, feverish, restless, see if tongue is coated, then give this delicious \u201cfruit laxative.\u201d Children fove it, and it can not cause injury, No difference what uils your little one\u2014if full of cold, er a sore throat, diarrhoea, stomachache, bad breath, remember, a gentle \u201cinside cleansing\u201d should always be the first treatment given.Full directions for bab- jes, children of all ages and grownups are printed on each bottle.Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.Ask your druggist ior a 80-cent bottle of \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs,\u201d thes Jook carefully and see that it is made by the \u201cCalifornia Fig Syrup Company.\u201d We make no smaller size.Hand back with contempt sny other fig syrup.HUNS MUST EAT POTATO PFALINGS.London, Oct.33-A despatch to Reuters Telegram Company from Copenhagen, says: \u201cThe Burgomaster of Eckernforde, Schiesswig-Holstein, publishes an ure gent order against the peeling of potatoes.The order says the prospects of obtaining potatoes in the future are exceedingly small, and that despite official control it is probable shat only a couple of pounds weekly per head will be obtainable.Anyone discovered peeling potatoes before boiling or throwing away peelings will be punished by three months imprl- | sonment er à fine of 1,800 marks.\u201d Queber HON, ROBERT ROGERS SUPPORTS HIGHWAY ACROSS CONTINENT WILL HELP THE PROJECT WITH HIS POWER IN PARLIAMENT.Ottawa, Oct.83\u2014The mesbers of the executive of the Canadian Automobile Association had a conference today with Hon.Rober: Rogers, Minister of Public Wcrks, on the building of a transcontinental highway from coast to coast.L.B.Howland, president, Canadian Automobile Association, Toronto, urged Mr.Rogers with the necessity for the construction of the *ranscontinental road.He said it would pen up undiscovered country.He referred to how the railroad had been the means of discovering Cobalt mines, He pointed out that the Praviuce of Quebec had constructed a road Lu the boundary and that the Ontario government were considering plans for a trans-provincial highway.Caron, Montreal, president vf the Automobile Club of Canada, reminded Mr, Rogers of the great development that had come to be made in the Provinçe of Quebec by the building of good roads.He said that Quebec had 2,000 miles of improved macadam voads now.The country has prospered since the building of the roads as never before.He told of meeting Senator Marshall, of New York State, who had told him that an expeaditure of $100,000,000 in New York State in good roads had resulted in real estate being increased in value by $300,000,- 00.Mr.Rogers said the views ni the delegation had his entire sympathy.He said not only would the construe- tion of a road be à goorl thing for the country, but it was a na:ïonal necessity.To his mind it was the one outstanding undertaking to 1ake up after the war.It would be tae means of providing work for mary who came back from the war and wished for some outdoor occupation.lt would also be the means of cnabling the government to hold out prospects of work to immigrants.He would snp- port the transcontinental highway with all his power both in parliament and before the people, He said he was satisfied great numbers of American tourists would be attracted to Canada by the construction of the highway.The money they would spend would mak: the building of the road an economical praciicabil- ity.Mr.Howland assured Mr.Rogers of the fullest support oi the motorists of Canada to the project.Mr.Rogers said he would he glad of their assistance.He did not think the construction of the road would necessarily be expensive.He said it would go through the north country to Winnipeg and for a good part of the way could follow the railroad tracks, He said there were many places where new tracks had been laid down and the old ones were row idle.These old grades could be ntil- ized for the highway which courd be built over it Afterwards the del PASSENGER SHIPS DUE HERE TODAY = : 1 the usual pain rellevers, which tempora d | Feel.bus tbe Beadache Totus ag oud), $58 treatment is again necessary.Ityousufter frond headaches, no mater what their nature, ant-kamnis tablets, and the results will be sa factory in tbe highest degree.You can obtain En ; i QUEBEC\u2014aui-NEW YORK] | ST.URSULE HOUSE QUEBEC Most centrally eituated oa the coi ser oi Se Louis and 8: Uzsule stracts just imide the St Louis Gate Bestsite in tbe city.AN modera conves-: y issces Room and board = Piræe< «ass euitlen sad service Satisiaoss ton guaranwed A select resort bre them a4 ail druxgists in any quantity, 100 worth, It is thought that the development of STO.ae from \u2014 SICKER sii Tiah the auxiliary power craft will always __ STOLEN.____ CK-HEADACHES i - make the wooden ship a competitor STOLEN\u2014Wiil the person who for certain lines of business.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, Oct.32, 1916.Fame Point, 325: Clear, northwest.Inward 12.10 p.m.Saturnia, 1.15 p.m.Corinthian.Cap des Rosiers, 349: Clear, north.CUNARD LINER SATURNIA AND CP.OS.CORINTHIAN EARLY THIS AFTERNOON.was seen taking a Brown Cocker 1 Spaniel from 95 Augustin St, Sunday, October 22nd, between the hour of 7 and 8 am., return to L.Wilson, 05 Augustin St.oct.24x3.LOST.to heal \u201c1 never worry if I have a little rash or other eruption break out\u2014 I just put on a bit of Resinol IF COING, BOOK SAILINGS my NOW.Sailings and full information by all fices om application.Write, \u2018phone or call Two passenger steamers are due in port early this afternoon.They are | Inwaqd 12.30 p.m.steamer.0 - -|lady tourists.Also table Board F S STOCKING the Donaldson liner Ssturnia from Clarke Cit: > Steam barge Easton LOST\u2014On Mondsy evening be Telephone 2244 ee Glasgow carrying forty-two cabin | at wharf Y eel the Chateau q TO eu and Mra, HB.}.LEMESURIER » GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENTS, 25d 36 third class passengers and the | Esquimaux Poist: Outward 1 po Dimmers That ke oe a ee eoid ring.Please de | \u2014 \"=\" .P.O.S.liner Corinthi f - tantly, soon J - % ST.LOUIS ST.Tel 68 don.The Corinthian ian , rom one Laurentian.at.418: Clear, north, Tn- clears the thouble away.§ learned of liver to Postmaster, Quebec.act: - re arr South aus: ., d JONCAS & MALOUIN pene so tons of cargo | ward 13.30 p.m.steamer and Moa- Redinol Ointment proue rater 0x3.vessels passed | creal.prescribing beother.avi and Land 3urveyors.Fame Point early yesterday after.| Point Amour, 673: Clear, north- Tom had been sloont Fanti with WANTED.HE À 73 5 Water Works and General Cor- ne CP.OS.Lake Michi west.Inward 9 am.Lake Michigan.healed his skin like magic.\u201d \u2014 Ka ws = atrocion, Surveying, Setting vi Boun- PUBLIC NOTICE.re COS Lake Michigan from Montreal to Quebec.ment and Nuit Sup are std Ww ANTED ; 3 dary Lines, Subdivision of Building \u2014 h with rom Aven-| Longue Pointe, 134: Cloudy, south.| (bee a I, GEORGE'S HOUSE: Low Appraisement, Inventory end | City Treasurer's Office-City Hall out i general cargoes are dus |, Cy 4g p.m.Southland.te Dep BR, Resinel, Uaiimare, Ud.ASSISTANT STOCKKEEPER .Estimation of Timber Limits, Woods \u2014 pass this port tomorrow night on| Cap Se, Michel, 125: Clear, south.= 5 -| #1 8T.URSULE ST, QUEBEC.their way to Montreal.Survey and Mappings, Estimates on uebec, October 18th, 1916.À i ~\u2014Must write a good hand, be expert Cost of Municipal and Private Enter- 9 fe \u2019 0°5 Te or Fr ee te r Inward 2.23 ri ve ry at figures and general office work.À ie ne central situation, and charming : _ _ ,.> ed in 5 RE \u201coe Be iti i ews overinoking hist ol Bae: Quebec Building | 1, Torey Given NOTICE weses | FO from Liverpool.She is carry- Superintendent.THE QUEBEC BANK good position for the right man.oe verlocking historical pures St.Joseph st.St.Roch ment books f Il th da of the ing 43 cabin and 192 third class pass- \u2014_ \u2014 7 entide Hills, Heme-tike rooms, wb à or all the wards of the | engers, 860 packages of mail and| HI\"! WATER AT QUESEC.; all modern conve dences.Good table < City of Quebec, have been deposited | reneral handi Standard 70th, Meredian.NOTICE is hereby given that a A by the assessors of the said City, in genersl merchandise.« Tima, AM > Special General eue of the Share.bs board.Separate ey $ desired.y Le SE the office of the undersigned, and el.AM.M.| holders of e Quebec Bank wi 7 Lu \u201cvetsixs.Mrs.T.LAS, PLACE DAJMES Hous.[ll te Orcs oe will be opened to SHIPPING NOTES.[Tuesday .84 419 436 held at the Hzaû Office ot the said LU SENS | Telephone 66.nu Propeietxes -\u2014\u2014% St Ann Street \u2014 all interested persons every day, The Cunard Line steamer Luceric | Wednesday .25 4.57 5.09 [ Bank, in the City of Quebec, Que.| WANTED\u2014General servant, smal E ewly Repaired House from ten o'clock a.m., to three o'clock from London Oct.9th.passed this | Thursdsy .26 8.33 5.40 | on Tuesday, the twenty-eighth day of | family, no washing.Apply 107 Car- TO LET.Fornieriy the St.Score oi p.m.(Sundays and holidays except- port yesterday on her way to Mon- | Friday .27 8.08 6.13 | November, 1916, at the hour of three | tier Ave.oct.24x3 eu First-class Rooms, a.ed), for and during three weeks | treal with general cargo.Saturday .: # \u20ac48 047[ o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur-|\u2014 24x31 10 LET\u2014A eight room dwelling moder Be es from Thursday, the 19th, instant to| Steam barge Wacamaw passed in-| Sunday .20 7.20 7.26 | pose of considering an agreement for| WANTED\u2014A good reliable man with bath room, heated, snow and ?tent Cuisine.Thursday, the 9th.of November | ward yesterday.Moon Phases.the sale by the said The Quebec Bank | as collector, must speak both langu- sarbage cleared, hard wood floors me me, |e Rovner en | Mn 070 91 Rr wee a WT A Boch rms, Aap to ; - .A ., 3 MRS.BERTRAND.agrieved by any entry made in the the in £ anada Steamship + such agreement.a copy of which will | ronicte.oct24xif oct.ldxim.o \u2014-_ wish roll, shall make complaint \u2018 s : Stomach Medicines be mailed to esch Sharekolder with | WANTED\u2014A good smart youn 0 to the Board of Assessors, in writ- The steam barge Glenellah was this notice.and.if deemed advisable, [ man as solicitor, one with ex J ey TO RENT-\u2014+ choice flats Columing, and under oath taken before a | ATO\" the outgoing vessels yester- Are Dangerous of passing 3 resvlution or resolutions | in printing business preferre xpertence | bia Fir Firnish, each seven rooms and al Tustice of the Peace, or a member of day.approving the said agreement and |-H\" care Chronicle oct ao, cellar.King Furnace.On Fraser St, - the City Council, or before the Clerk | Managing Director J.W.Nor- CTO : authorizing the President #14 General micle.ctxt | next Maple Ave.All conveniences.MACHINIST.the Recorder's Court, That com- | cross, Director C.A.Barnard, and DOCTORS NOW Manager of The Quebe.Bank to | WANTED TO RENT for one | hers Oct.For plans, etc.Apply Repairs of all kinds promptly plaint shall be lodged within the said: Comtroller Isard, of the Canada ADVISE MAGNESIA.| affix to said agreement the corporate | nono or mare a garage for one auto- Staveley & Staveley, Architects, or L.~~ attended to ¥ | ime to the Board of Assessors, the | Steamship Lines, Limited, sailed for \u2014 seal of the Bank and to sign and! mobile on or near the Cape.Apply F.Burroughs, 147 Maple Avenue.Clerk of which shall give notice in | Spain Saturday last and will be Just how dangerous it is to indiscri- { execute the same for and in the name | wy \"Dp \"Chronicle Office.- APPlY sert.6xtf.TELEPHONE - = 2946 the newspapers as hereinbefore set |away for several weeks.There is | minately dose the stomach with drugs | of and on behalf of the Bank; and} ~~ 7° 77 \" octtixtw.| T0 (FR T6 10 \u2014\u2014 RESIDENCE - - 5628 | forth, of the place.days and hours | considerable conjecture as to the | and medicines is often not realized | also for the pu.pose of considering act.=1xEw.TO LET\u2014To (et for October 15th 3 2 flats, containing 8 rooms and bath room, with all madern conwvémiences, heated by the proprietor.Gas, st tric light, etc, situated at the c r of Lafrance and Cartier Avenue.Apply at this address or phone 5854.sept£Txim.?and, if deemed advisable, of passing all such other and further resolutions for fully carrying out the said agreement and the terms thereof as the Shareholders shall consider expedient or advisable.and for the purpose of authorizing the Board oi Directors to give all such notices and make all such applications and to pass and execute all such other acts, resolu- sions, deeds, instruments, tnatters and things as may be deemed necessary for procuring the: assent of rne Gove ernor-in-Council to the said agreement, and for carrying ont the same and distributing the proceeds of the said sale.until too late.It seems so simple to swallow à dose of some special mixture or take tablets of soda.pepsin, bismuth, etc.after meals, and the fol- ty of this drugging is not anparent until, perhaps years afterward.when it is found that gastric ulcers have al most eaten their way through the stomach walls.Regrets are then unavailing; it is in the early stages when indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, flats ulence, ete., indicates excessive acidity of the stomach and fermentation of food contents that precaution should be taken.Drugs and medicines are ansuitable and often dangerous\u2014they have litle or no influence upon the object of their visit, concerning which no announcement of any kind has been made.London.Oct.23\u2014The sinking of | the Danish steamer Fortuna, was re- Sersous- ported by Lloyds today.Ten survi- LINDSAY UILDING.vors of the crew were landed.The No.8 ST.JOHN 57 REET.captain and fifteen others ir is feared rer were drowned.1 0 MIDI | London, Oct.23\u2014Lloyds announ- i ces that the Norwegian steamers uebet | ; Rabbi of 878 tons gross and Risoy.8 8 .et 1129 tons gross have been sunk.e | The sinking of the Danish schooner Construction (0.| -CHILDRENS CLASS\u2014 116 Sth Stre-, Lémoilou \"Phone M18 Dr.C -C.Warren Dentist .WANTED\u2014A: once an experienced chauffeur to run a 5-ton truck.Apply to Quebec Quarry, Ltd.Phone 3757 or 5174.oct 20x1w in which the complaints will be heard.- After such date, no complaint will be heard, and for no consideration, will the books be changed.(Signed) EUG.BLAIS, City Treasurer.WANTED\u2014Salesman of guod appearance and ability to represent us locally.Previous experience not essential but applicant must have good knowledge of present business conditions.State age, former occupation, etceters and Address The Iner FURNI\"HED ROOMS \u2014 Largs and confortable.Continuous hot water te bath rvoms.Gord service.Tel $385.W.S.Richardson, 0 St Anne £t, Quebec zinov (Extfdustrial Securities Corporation.Limited, 189 St.James Street, Montreal.HOUSE TO RENT\u2014House Na.63 Que.oct.5xth-tux8 / St.Touis St, unfuruished, in excellent order.Apply to C E.Tase } | Tritzemil and the Swedish bark Lenk is also reported.by the shipping A CLASS Saks, AT Roa, |\" harmful acid, and that is why doctors By order of the Board 0 TO LET.therean, Esq, NP.Dominios Build, fon rélag them and advise neh PS .rer 111 Mountain Hil ÿ AM, MARCHIN Sa HALIPAX CUNARD WINTER | ferers from Indigestion and stomach General Manager.TO RENT-\u2014 A large bright hed- OFPICRS 10 LET-F | EST 8 Gc.PORT, trouble to get rid of \u2018the dangerous | Quebec, Oct 18th, 1016.room with all home comforts, at 47 Frs 8 10 I \u2014Fine modera Room No.41 Phone 579 Telephone S5T9.Ottawa, October 28\u2014The Trade | acid and keep the food contens band O.13t0ss | Claire Fontaine St.Phone 3920.Bces .ve A rm Logs Suter Block Morin.Quebec.and Commerce Department announ- : and sweet by taking a little pure bi- - S elan rain 9 \u2014 \u2014 A i \" pt _ 5 EERO , SEWING CLASS ces that the Cunard Steamship Com.surated magnesia instead.Bisurated | To RENT\u2014A large room with all Bred \u20ac ly Src thane t \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 REDUCE HIGH COST of LIV- | pany have chosen Halifax as their Magnesia is an absolutely pure anti- | mo = accommodation.near Cha- | ING, AND JOIN OUR CLASS \u2018Canadian winter port for the .new acid which can be readily obtained WALLACE COLLEGE teau Frontenac and Dufferin T{-racc.FOK > > AUTU M N SALE i IN DRESSMAKING.CLASS | steamship service to be established from any drug store.It is absolutely | 110 RICHELIEU ST, QUEBEC.Apply at 20 Mt.Carmel.oct.24x3, FOR SAL i | BEGINS on NOVEMBER 14TH | hetween Bristol and Canada.Their! harmless.is practically tasteless ana Sixteenth Yeer.FURNISHED TE TÉNEMENT TO FOR SALE Tome of ciaht a teaspoonful taken in a little warm or cold water after meals, will usually be found quite sufficient to instantly neutralize excessive scidity of the stomach and prevent all possibility of the food fermenting.| steamers will call at both Halifax and {New York on eastbound and westbound voyages.SHIPBUILDING AT PORTLAND ORE.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraply, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Langes No va-ations.Day and Evening Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, rooms.Furnace \u201cNew Daisy\u201d and gas.Bath room, will leave mortgage of $2.500 to be paid off $100 per year 4 or accept cash.For sale on account of departure from the city.No.38 St.Patrick street.Apply O.Lalonde, 33 LET\u2014Seven rooms and bath room.from Nov.25th to May 1st, heated.use of phone and removal of garbage.Apply 265 St.Cyrille street.oct.:4x1w.AT :30 P.M.JOUR STOCK IS NOW COM- | Telephone 56579.PLETE WITH IMPORTED ! HATS AND NOVELTIES \u2014 ere 4 YOUR INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INV'TED, Miss M.Brownrigg 64 St.John Street NOTICE undersigned GEORGE SHINK, so | dent-in-law, of the City and District of Quebec, that after having obtained Architectural Engineer and Designer.Commercial and Residental Work a Specialty.\u2014Inspection \u2014Plans, =Quantitier Specifications.ROOM 1 BLOC MORIN, MOUNTAIN HILL, - \u2018Phones 5720.Res.0003.TIF.6, 1OSWORTHY | With twenty-seven wooden ships either under construction or contracted for at Portland, Oregon, that \u2018city expects that this industry will become an important and permanent employer of skilled labor.Shipbuilding on the Columbia and Willa- | mette rivers of Oregon begins in the | yards at Astoria, at the mouth of the OCEAN SAILINGS.STEAMER \u201cCHAMPION.\u201d \u2014 Agent, 32 St.Louis street, Quebec.Subject to Change: Oct.From To SRY CITY OF QUEBEC.! Transatlantic sailing list compiled .by F.8.Stocking, General Steamship | CITY HALL.CITY CLERK'S GPFICE.Quebec, 12th, Oct, 1916.FOR SALE OR TO LET.MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS \u2014 We ES EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee erent FOR SALE Ok TO LET\u2014Witn possession on or wefore 15th Novem- \"ber next, the House No.122 Grande Allee.For particulars apply to Amos J.Colston, 138 Peter street, Quebec, oct.9x: \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014=R ET buy, sell.and exchange new and second.TO RENT\u2014 Cirmfortable home, modern brick building, including ten rooms.bath, hot water, furnace ani modern improvements, corner of Main and Government Streets.Lauzon, Levis, Que.Can be visited between 12 noon and 1 p.m.also from 5 to 6 p.m.Address to The Manager, The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Farnham, Que.or to Mrs.J.8.Murphy, Lauzon, Levis, Quebecoct.23x15, STORE TO LET\u2014For immediate possession or 1st of May, 1017, the stores No.37-38 St.Peter street, 5 St.Patrick street.oct.2éx1w \u2014_ eed adjoining 74 St.Louis Road, oppos& ite the Battle Fields Park.Two min utes from Maple Avenue.Frontag on St.Louis Road, about one hun dred feet; depth about 200 feet.Appl, 74 St.Louis Road, or phone 264.oct.24x a FOR SALE \u2014 Handsomle Spitd puppies, male and female, at a very low price.Apply 76 St.Cyrille St vet.21x3.t ¥ LOT FOR SALE\u2014A desirable lot,\u201c | FURS, CLOTHING FOR SALE \u2014Greatest bargain ever been offered in Quebec.Persian skin coat, trimm- D floors, electric elevator, furnace.etc.Apply to 53 D'Auteuil St.or Serois & Serois, Notary, Couillard street.hand household furniture, piano, safes, stoves, ete.Also fur coats, sleigh robes.L.J.A.Demers & Cie, permission from the General Council: Beginning October 16th.weather of the Bar of the Province nf Quebec, | i ite] i i he will present à bill to the Legisla-\u2018 and Crewe permitting, will sail 28\u2014New York.N.Y.Liverpool \u201c_Folia .Quebec.Bristol \u201c _Rochambean .Public Notice Is hereby given that the City of Quebec shall apply to the N.Y.Bordeaux | Legislature of this Prcvince, at its * a, ; ; ed Alaska Sable worth $200.for $165.Jie of the Province of Quebec a 114 Monday and Wednesday.p1-Cameronia.N.Y.Liverpool next session, to ask fo certain am- Auctioneers and Furnitare, Dealers \u2014ee octA7xtl.| yo i's Beaver Coat worth $250.for to the practise of law after examina.| Berthier, at.630am.} « ; and Glasgow | endments to its charter of incorpor- oct.19x6.| PRIVATE | TO RENT \u2014 At No, | $170.Fox set worth $45, sell for $39, tion.È, ! St, Jean, at.\u2026 \u2026\u2026 800 am Toke Manitoba Quebec Liverpool ation: and to ask for, quinorie en ES 489 St Michael St wolf set worth $20, for $14, near seal .ç CS Cy ri ov.rom To to borrow a sum of $796,000 (seven ST oANMS bou + | coat worth $150, for $76.Persian coat Quebec, Oct.Jom, 006 SHINK.Es D LU icon] 2\u2014Noordam .N.V.Faimouh hundred and ninety-six thownsnd | ROOMS AND BOARD.SARAQRS Montcalm Ward.Ap-; worth $150, for $69.Must sell quickly ; : Ou Frida 2\u2014Cassandra .Quebec.Glasgow | dollars), to pay the cos: of perman- D AND ROOMS\u2014A 1 pis nu miens Hardy.43 Lachevrôtiere |ieaving town.Apply from 9 inf | 3 re «California.N.Y.Glasgox | ent works in the streets and public | BOARD OOMS = args | St, or Hochelaga Bank Bldg, St.| morning till 9 in evening,\u2019 240 S: and St.Francois, at .600am.| *\u2014Philadelphis .N.Y.Liverpool\u2019 places of the City; fo: permanent | F0m, furnished, well lighted, on bath | Peter St, City.oct.23x6, | Francois, corner St.Roch Hotel.The place to Step when in Quebec | From Quebec on Tuesday, Thursday| 4\u2014Chicago - - .N.Y.Bordeaug works or the grounds of the Exhib- | room floor, al: single room; with oct.16x1iw.and Saturday, 8t.\u2026.100 p.m.| \u201c\u2014Scotian .Quebec.Glasgow | ition Commission; for the opening of | board and use of telephone.Apply | FLAT TO LET\u2014Double bed | Dufferin House, 3 Ste.Genevieve ave.On Sunday.\" , Phone 5682.O.20x1w | From Quebec at .800 ami From St.Jean, at.4.00 p.m.room boudoir ani a kitchenette on bathroom floor, situated in Upper Town.Apply to \u201cPlat\u201d, care of Chronicle Office.oct.23x5 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ROOMS TO RENT at 39% John » __Carpathia .N.Y.Liverpool | Lockwell Street; for a subscription «__Missanabie .Quebec.Liverpoo | to the Monument of the Faith; for 7\u2014Andania .N.Y.Falmouth | permanent sidewalks; for amounts and London, | paid for war purposes; and more- w_ Finland .N.Y .Liverpai] over.to modify the width of the o\u2014Baltic .N.Y.L verpnot roadway in certain streets of the to amend the law concerning St.Roch\u2019s Hotel E H.BELLAND, Manager FOR SALE\u2014 In Lower Town at the corner of St.Thomas and Su t Paul streets a 3 storey brick building with a store giving good revenue.Good conditions for a prompt purchaser.Another house at Bergerville, à PROPERTIES FOR SALE.a \u2014\u2014 SPECIAL OFFER NOTICE 11-Espagne.» N.Y.Ber2eaux | Cty: street, electric light, bath, teelphone, | minutes from the cars, new last «_Sicilian - .- Quebec.Londo~ | the dist of employees to be supglied central place, near churchs, stores, | spring.Two stories in \"wo i MANY ROOMS \u2014 «Scandinavian .Que** Live.pont bY each employer; to imfose a spe- $5,000 ON TERMS Doctors, etc, cars stop at the door.bic front, poe panels of \" WITH BATH 1S HEREBY GIVEN tis.t tle Pler! \u201c_\u2014St, Louis .N.Y.Læerpooi cial tax for the removal ot refuse and | Choice of two new, modern self- For gentlemen only.Moderate price.| rooms each.Good terms.Apply at at ts mouuth of the Cap Moags River | \u201c \u2014Saxonia .-N.Y.Liverpool | of snow by the City or by contracts; | contained homes, strictly modern.cet.81x6 | No.4 DeSalaberry.oct.18x1m Telephones 6520-6521 is submerge?As well as tke other | 16\u2014Adriatic .N.Y.Liverpnol | to make applicable to the Clerk of | Hardwood polished floors through- : deep water Pier \u2018ha\u2019 was there up| = \u2014-N., Amst~~dam.N.Y.Falmouth .the Recorder's Court nf this City | out, best of plumbing, hot-water Rl to last Winter, at the end of the long wharf.The position of the Piles at the OFFICE TO RENT\u2014On office (divided into two rooms) on the first floor of The Quebec Fire Assurance heating, cemented cellars, built-in fireplace, book cases, sideboard.81,000 cash.Balance on time if sold and Rotterdam | the provision of the number 8821 of 18\u2014Metag-ns .Quebec.Liverpool | the Revised S:atutes of the Province: # Tran .« .-Quebec.Liverpool | to place the city under the adminis- FOR SALE\u2014A lot with two gare ages suitable for automobiles or other purposes.Magnificent place in Keep Your Feet) mouth of the Cap Rouge R ver is, as] », NY.tration of commissioners; to reneal .C 's Bui ., off Your Mind heretofore, showa by a fa Buoy oy Cameronia N Yo gow, the Taw prohibiting the imposition naide of ton = ar cop pe oy Se ide Janet ge rs nt Suburbs a day, and a White Light by sight, and| »_ Northland .Quebec .Liverpool of à tax on non resident working | Balance to avit.Winfield.The office fixtures and safe | No, 73 1-3 same street.oct.1ixsw ; Comsat the position of the Pier recently taite.| « _&e.Paus .» » .N.Y.Liverpoot | MN: ta* authorize the City to im-| à .may be purchased by the incoming eee eee erm mmm ivel.P.T.BERRIDGE, at the end or the long wharf Is in 3 | 19 Pretorian .Quebec \"Glasgow pose a tax upon automabiles: to ob- ddress: tenant.Apply to G.H.Henderson, | FOR SALE\u2014Dwelling house Nos.: Chisopodiet straight line with the said Fiat Buoy, | g1\u2014Athenia .Quebec.Glas tain autlorizaticn to levy a tax of THE QUEBEC HOME BUILDERS Sec'y The Quebec Fire Assurance | 86 end 86 Little Champlai i Patients au be treated at their und about 600 feet to the we «__Ausonia ° Quebec .Falmouth one per cent (1%) on the revenues Company.oct.20x1w.rooms Could enaily De divided\u201d n ows home.Wa KINGSLAND.and London, of the Bell Telephone: lo obtain su o Limited, eee eee ees | two dwellings.Ground 3 x 148 feet, + at.Le bec.: | ehorisation to impose a tax of one | ROOMS 206-11, MERGER BLDG.| \" : Phone 808 898 ST.JOHN ST.| \u2014\u2014 \u2014 ss\u2014Scotlan, .Quehec.Glasgow | per cent (196) upon the premium phone Mi.TO LET-\"APARTMENTS MONTGALN\" | Good sits for » warehouse, W.R.Le *\u2014Grampian .Quebec.Liverpoot «\u2014Pannonia .N.Y.Falmouth and London.# New York.N.Y.Liverpooi # .Orduna.» « N.Y.Liverpool perceived by the Fire Insmance Com- Rue, Notary, 28 St.Ann street.> » panies; te obtain authorization to increase the rate of interest to seves per cent, (7 p.c.) on sums passed due; 118 Claire Fontaine streer, (Near Grande Allee).Flats, heated, janitor service, hot water at ali seasons, nine t~~me in each flat, balcony in\u2019 front PERSONAL.! Point View House ® RAMPARTS ST.FOR SALE\u2014The valuable fre party, Nos.68 and 66.Des Prairies MARRY\u2014For success and happi- Pleasant, bright rooms; magnificent 26\u2014Feltria .N.Y.Falmouth | \u2018© obtain authorization to build «lacs many thousand members; both | end rear, Omtomobile garages, ele- | street, St Rocl\u2019s, with frat-cats À view overlooking St.Le-vence River: Morton Massey and London, | viaduct over Octave street.and for | sex wishing early marriage; hundreds | vator, lighting spparatus urnished, | double Be ons, erected thereon, | ofl modern conveniences; .° \u201cable (ENERAL WSURAKCE BACKERS » __Kroonland .N.Y.Liverpool other purposes.wealthy; confidential descriptions | everything Absolutely modern.Apply | with large yard in rear.For partiqu- || , board; favorite resort fee town 111 Mountain Mi Folie.N.Y.Bristol By order, free; established ten years, The Re- | to J.H.Boisvert, N.F, Parliament | lars 8, ply 19 Amos J.Colston, Hod er «sut.«godes: « » :N.Ÿ.Falmouth H.J.J.B, CHOUINARD, fable Club; Mre.Wrubel, 789 Madi- | Buildings.Phone 998 er 1681.lags î Building, St.Peter Stroh.Î lb WENAL JR apd Roweraml Shy Clue | sen, OsMand, Cull secte) \u2014\u2014 Perum.- - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24.1916.JONALOSON: Gissgow Passenger send Freight CUNARD NEW YORE-LIVEYHOOL *Tuscania .Tues., Oct.31, noon Carpathia.° .Sat, Nov.45p.m Saxonis .Sat, Nov.11,5 pm *Cameronia .Sat, Nov.18,noon Orduna .des ow.From Montreal ra - Sar, Nuv.88,350.: 7-SATURNIA .: .2 o Liverpoui an: asgow, \\ aR eee.ve.New York\u2014Falmouth~London.For information, apply: ANDANIA .Tues, Nov.7,5p.uL Loca) Agents, or Pannonis .8at,Nov.25,8pm.Be Robert Reford Co.Limited, New York\u2014Bristol, General Folia.Thurs., Dec.7th 105 8e Poor 85, Guabes NCH LINF : F.& Stocking, 28 St.Louis Strest.The Robert Reford Co.LimitelL 103 St, Peter St, Quebec., rr ERE - TL Sétns Tavnsar meu ~~ SEW YORK\u2014BORDEAUX\u2014FARIS sa.eme \u2026.Oct.28,3 p.m1 CUNARD LINE CANADIAN SERVICE MONTREAL TO LONDON 88.CHICAGO.Nov.43pm 408.ESPAGNE.- .Nor.11,3p.m.Wm.M.Macpherson, 83 Dalhousie st.ra 5 2 Be street.From London From Montreal Oct.14\u2014ASCANIA.Oct N Cubin and Tnaru-Class.MOWTREAL TO BRISTOL {Avonmouth Dock) From Bristat.From Montreal.Oct.8&\u2014FOLIA .Oct 88 Lebin passengers only.Por information, apply: The Robert Reford Co., Limited, General Agsnts, 108 St.Peter St.Quebec.ROBERT STEWART us ee Te Steamers leave Quebec B for Montreal, \u2018daily except i Sunday, at 6.00 pum, : PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Saguenay Line Zana ) AUDITOR, Steamers leave Quebec 147 MOUNTAIN HILL, Wednesday and Saturday jn Telephone 5819.Balance Sheets, with Profit and pd A 6.00 am.Loss Stütements, properly prepared () For rates and informa- by rl tion, apply at the Company's Office, No.68 Dal- | nf housie street.Telephone J 4 1830.Freight Dept, Telephone iness Profits War Tax Act of 1916,\u201d Only Firms, Individuals and Incorlars are subject to the payment of the Tax, but alt such employing a capital of less than fifty thousand dollars, must also forward a verified statement claiming Exemption.Default in complying with the Act carries with it a penalty.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL \u2014 QUEBEC \u2014 LIVERPOOL PASSENGER FREIGHT (tAvoamoutt Northland.Nov.18 || Gmina 00% ov, 3 Kates etc.at local Ky.and N.S.agents ov com, - w.M.MacPHERSON, Ba Daunous' ST.QUES! FALL GOODS Ladies\u2019 Grey Kid Boots.Ladies\u2019 Patent Leather Boots, grey kid tops.Ladies\u2019 High Tan Calf low heel Boots Ladies\u2019 Kid Boots, in all styles.See our \u201cSPECIAL\u201d $400, 8-inch high cut laced Boots in black only.Men's Military Boots and Leggins.Custom Shoemakers and Repairing, Children's Boots, in ail styles.\u2026 WM.JACQUES & SONS ' «#4 FABRIQUE STREET.33 DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limiveo MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED |.\"DOMINION\" STEAM and GAS COALS Sevesned, Ron-of-Mine and Slack Due Pastieulare, apply to SALES AGENT, 113 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL.bey TY Telephones Office Hours: Office, 9685; Residence, 1784, Otoitam., StoSpm., Ttodpm Dr.EUGENE BEAULIEU \u2026, SURGRCON-DENTIST, 88 ST.JOHN STREET \u201d QUEBEC mel 7 DUNCAN MACNAB | V.s.Oazamend FINE OLD MELLOW SCOTCH WHISKY meme \"Specially imported in the following sisess POCKET SIZE, Blues su ses ses soe sos ves see ese +00 40 and 80¢ IMPERIAL PINT FLASK (oval).eee evs are sas see ae 000 UART BOTTLE (round).eee vue seo see soe sve me oo $190 .IMPERIAL QUART FLASK (oval).ree see ser oe oor SLB A trial order will convince you of ite purity and wholesomeness, \u201cGeo \u2019 rges Patry \u201cTHK HOUSE OF QUALITY\u201d - \u2018Poses 0600-2601.se FABRIQUE STREET.QUEBEC.= and certified as required by \u201cThe Busporated Companies employing a capl- tal of more than fifty thousand doi- Closing Letters By the Can, Press \u2014 (Canadian Press) New York Oct.23\u2014Develop- ments over the week-end were deemed sufficiently favorable by the speculative element to bring about further appreciable advances in today's active market, with new high records for United States Steel and other fae vorites which have contributed so ex- tenajvély to the almost steady rise of the past seven weeks.Last Saturday's bank statement which showed a liberal expansion of local cash holdings and a corresponding contraction of loans the greater monetary ease reported from principal reserve centres, material tonnage gains by leading railway systems, and unabated demand for products and commodities helped to accelerate today\u2019s upward movement.Steel's rise of 3 5-8 points to the new record of 121 3-4, at which it passed the pid, stock for the first time in the company's history, was again attended by an enormous turn- cver, no less than 330,000 shares changing hands out of a total of 1.- 270,:000.Profit-taking served to give Steel and other leaders in the industrial division a\u2019 moderate setback towards the close, but this was counter balanced by greater strength in high grade rails, Other new maximums included the sugar group, notably Cuban American at 313 and American Beet at 102 1-2, while Cuba Cane duplicated its best record and American Sugar rose 2 points to 130 1-3, its highest price of recent years.Central Leather at 93 1-4, American Hide and Leather Pfd.at 79 1-4, and Utah Copper at 100 1-2.comprised issues that were clevated to unprecendented quotations.Bethlehem Steel attracted attention by its unusual activity, about 1800 shares being traded in up to 585, an advance of 35 points.Coppers, particularly Anaconda, Utah and Inspiration, helped to swell the huge .| total, with Republic Iron and Steel, Crucible Steel, Marine's, fertilizers and petroleum, and Texas Company gaining over five points, No material alteration was shown by foreign exchange markets, aside from a slight hardening on rates on Berlin.Bonds lighter dealings, value, $5,240,000.vogoaNoagd90C0O0CGONS were mainly steady on Total sales, par ° S & NEW YORK MARKET.2 A 25H0VGGONGGOGGRON (By Bruneau & Dupuis) Am Beet Sug.10134 103 101} 101%] Am Can Co.61} 63% 61% G2) Am Car Fdy.60% 7014 63% 634 Am Loco .83 83% $234 62h Am S & R.113% 113} 1114 112% Am Sug Rel.118% .oo 3204 Ana Mining .95% 964 94% 95K AT &S Fe.106% 107% 10634 10734 Bld'wn Loco.85% R744 88 Rly Balt & Ohio.89}; 69% 68% nRL4 CPR.17444 .17 Cent Leather, 89% 93% 0% Ches & Ohio.70% 70% 0% 0374 36% CME&St P.95 25% ColoF & I.85% 55% Con Gas .140% - i Crucible Stl.87% 89 Distillers .45% « Erie .38% au do 1st pid.84% .sav Gen Eleceric.184% .\u2026 183% Gt Nor pid .119 à 119% G N Ore ctis.444 44% .100% 6 18 1% 117 27% [974 814 so 110%; 9% 69% 2234 10444 14 1444 112% mY 234 111% rp.1754 .In M Marine.41 42% do pfd .116}4 118% Kan City Sou.271; 87% Kenn Cop Co, 6¢ 54; Lehigh Val.84% | Maxwell .\u2026 91% Mex Petrol'm.110% 1 Miami Cop .39 Missouri Pac.7% Nat'l Lead .69% Nevada Cons.22% N Y Central.108 109 NY NH & H.60% 61/7 6044 Norf & West.143)4 145% 143 North Pac .118% 113% 112% Penns .88 .ve Press Stl Car.73% 78% Ray Con Cop.26 A 11034 634 784 .114 % 10034 10144 ; 1836 29% do pfd .\u2026.684 .Studebaker .136 136% 196% 135% Tenn Cop .38 .23%.Third Ave .86 AR .554 Union Pne .181%6 18934 151 1a2'4 U 8 Steel .120% 181% 11034 120% do pfd .19156 12234 13154 191% Utah Cop .90% 100% 98% 1004 Westinghouse.8434 641$ 03% 63% ares.1 JomNARAARDARANDAS| 8 ons 8 WANAAARAARANARAO a 116 27% 53% sth 133% 110% 69% %¥ 107% 70 23 South Ry Co.30% London, Oct, 33\u2014Calcutta linseed, Oct-Nov.86s.Linseed oil, 43s.3d.Sperm oil, £46 10s.-\u2014 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Closing Letters By Local Brokers: (By McDougall & Cowans) Montreal, Oct.23\u2014The market opened with the paper stocks in good demand.Waysgamac advanced two and one half points closing fractionally lower, Riordon had an advance of 8 points.Spanish River on active trading sold up to 18 3-4 and the preferred advance to 9 1-3 points.Laurentide was firm but with little activity.Cement was dull during the morning session but towards the close became more active and strong.Steel stocks were rather neglected, Dominion Steel and Scotia being practically unchanged.Tn the unlisted department there was some demand for Tram Power at 40.In War Loan dealings were heavy the old selling freely \u2018st 99 1-3 and the new sold at 99.Wsysgamac Bonds vere also strong at 90., \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 (By L.G.Beaubien & Co) There is not much to be said in regards today's trading, excepting that of another session of sensational activities in tha paper stocks of which Spanigh River Pid.was the most remarkable feature( with a gain of nearly 10 points for the day, it steadily rose from the opening of 48 1-2 to 59 on very limited trading, and showed signs of great scarcity, while the common stock was the most act- \u201cive stock among the paper group te- duy, it also scored an excellent advance of § 7-8 points to 18 7-8 compared with 1 this morning.Rice Paper was also very strong, opening at 108 1-8 it closed at 107 1-8 which is a rise of three points for the day.Wayagamack continued going up, today it advanced its new high record to 94 1-3 against opening at 92 this morning, the high record touched today is exsctly 20 points higher than the opening of Just Monday, which in our opinion is a fairly good enough advance without à reaction.Laurentide Pulp was the only paper stock which did not respond to the rise.In the steel stocks there was no thing startling.Dominion Steel held very strong around 67, and Steel Co.| of Canada closed 84 1-3.Nova Sco-, tia was strong all day around 138 to 139 which is a very attractive price for a man willing to take profits and wait.Civic was wenker and closed at 80 1-2, there is a lot of this stock for sale, it is à good investment but a very poor actor for speculation purposes.The rest of the market closed strong with war loan issues at 99.In the unlisted department Tram Power sold as high as 40 1-3 being an advance of 1 1-4 on very active dealings.Higher prices are promised for the paper stocks, especially the small priced issues that have not yet had their full share of the rise such as Spanish River.(By Brunéau & Dupuis) New York, Oct, 33\u2014After a rest : 108%, 28 at 108, 20 at 108, 22 at 10834, :8 at 109, 35 at 108, 25 at 10614, 25 ar over Sunday the market thia morning started in with renewed vigor, | trading in the first hour was extremely active at advancing prices.Then: came an hour or so of relatively dull trading and stationary prices, foltow- | ed by a reaction in the Jast hour and | a haif, this merely seems to be a case | of pace being a little too fast to be maintained and an opportunity for profit taking for the traders.There was no special news during the day to appreciably effect prices.The railway issues have done especially well today helped no doubt by the announcement that the inter- etate commerce commission would reopen the question of Transcontinental rates, The railroads have had so much to contend with that any favorable straw is helpful.> We are now within about two weeks of election and the market is apt to be subject\u2019 to these sharp swings in one direction or another as confident political forecasts are made Total Sales, stocks 1,421,710; Bonds $5,245,500.(By Breen & Gourdeau) Chicago Oct.23\u2014Wheat\u2014New high levels were again reached this morning and, despite profit-taking on 8 heavy scale, the advance was well maintained, Rosario and Buenos Ayres scored sensational advances, due to further loss in crop prospects.The only prospect of a sharp decline is the possibility of some new political complication abroad.Corn \u2014 Although from certain shipping interests.The present large the corn market and that exporters were reselling the futures made new High levels, Present prices are attracting a large volume of specula; tive selling and are likely also to result in 8 heavier run from the country.Oats\u2014Strong, being in good demand, both from speculative and shipping intrests.The present large stocks and the prospect for further accumulation makes a heavy load for mem ES P.O.Box 218, 1 the bull to-carry around these levels.\u2019 New York\u2014The action of the; stock maskst today suggested practically no change of character to that which it has shown the past several days.Price changes were confined to moderately proportioned trading limits and such dealings as were contracted were mostly for a quick trading position in which small profits were the general rule.The opening level was at an advance of Saturddy's closing prices 1 and was further improved by midday.This buying lacked the needed aggressiveness to continue the upward tendency, however, and after a brief period of dullness profit-taking en a small scale set in, causing à quick recessions in prices.Thereafter, fluctuations pursued a! generally narrow course with no definite tendency either way.The market is still displaying the influence of political uncertainty, and this, no doubt, will remain a factor pending a clearer outlook of that question.The position of the market is considered wholly satisfactory.Sales, stocks nen; Bonds, $5.- 245,000.(°occocasosxanuaagd 9 3 MONTREAL EXCHANGE.3 (From Breen & Courdeaun) Brazilian: 80 at 53%, Steam ships: 25 at 34 Civic Investment: 478, 5 at 81, 25 at 8034.Detroit United: 100 at 118, Quebec Railway: 108 at 36.Shawinigan: 5 at 139, Consolidated Smelting Rights: 252 at 334, 375 at 3%, 15 at 3%.Cement: 160 at 6834, 25 at 0834, 75 at 6834, 200 at 6834, 25 at 09, 10 at 6834, 50 at 69, Canada Cottons: 100 at 59%.Smelting: 130, 185 at 37, 15 at 3614.Dominion Iron: 18 at 67, 85 az C6%, 180 at 67.Dominion Textile: 10 at sé, 40 at 86%, 40 at 0635, 60 at 88%, 25 at 86, 135 at 3634, Laurentide: 80 at 19845.MacDonald: 80 at 15, 85 at 18%.Riordon Paper: 30 at 107, 230 at 107%, 95 at 107%, 75 at 106, LU at 107, 80 at 106%, 18 at 10754.Scotia: 35 at 13834, 25 a: 139, 25 at 138%, 75 at 13834, 25 at 13834, 50 at 138.Spanish River: 25 at 17, 50 at 17%, 100 at 17%, 15 at 1734, 119 at 1734, 25 at 17%, 76 at 18, 20 at 1734, 75 at 18, 30 at 17%, 110 at 18, 35 at 18%, 23 at 1854, 25 at 18%, 28 at 18%, 10 at 18%, | 15 at 1834, 10 at 1854, 15 ac 1834, 128; at 1834, 185, 160 at 18%, 20 at i835, 10 at 18%, 100 at 16%, 50 at 1855, 50 at 18%.Steel of Canada: 125 at 6414, 10 at 84%, 5 at 6434, 10 at 8435, 75 ar 64%.Wayagamack: 434 at u4, 25 at 8414, | 25 at 94.Car pfd: 28 at 69.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS STOCR DROKERS \u2018Phone 1006 A A OINORAS s + +e - 2.Direcs Private Wire with: POST & FLAQG - - - - @ Wall Sweet New Yuh Oréers Promptiy Enceuted en eV Marin te.MDOUGALL 5 CONHNS SICK Bros 110 MOUNTAIN HILL \"Phones: 1402 and 1408 H.& THOMSON, MANAGER L.&, Beaubien & Co.STOCK BROKERS, 70 8T.PETER STREET.Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange.\"Phones: 0665-6046.E.L.HARDY, HECTOR GRENIER LAND SURVEYOR, Subdivisions, Water Powers, : Lember Limits 6 ST.PETER ST.Tel 5880.} Money to Lend.; Clients, à GUSTAVE JOBIDON, ÿ ; LLL.; NOTARY Cement pfd: 30 at 9455.Steamships pfd: 10 at 8954.Montreal Cottons pfd: 5 at 103.Spanish River pfd: 30 at 3s, 23 at 59, 25 at 58%, 25, 50 at 50, 25 at 5847, 25 at 59, 10 at 58%.Merchan:s Bank: 50, 1 ac 170.Montreal Bank: 13 at 220, Royal Bank: 50 at 211.Crown Reserve: 1,600 at 50.Montreal Tramway Debentures: $3,- J.Arthur LaRue, Eugene Truddl, | : CA, LIA CA, LILA.id & Trudel Accountants, \u2026 LaRue, Trudel & Picher Liquidators of Insolvent Estates, Administrators, Appraisers, Trustesa.Compromises between Debtors and Creditors.13¢ ST.PETER STREET.| Dominion Building, Quebec.Phones 4580, 4081.000 at 75.Dominion War Loan (new): $400, $3.000, $3,000 at 994, $2,000 at 99; $500 at 99%, $200 at 09, Tramway-Power: 200, 100 at 40, 10 at 3934, 100 at 40, 28 ae 3034, 10, 15, 25, 88, 100, 5, 25 at 40, 25 at 2944, 89, 10, 10 at 40, 75, 25, 10, 15 at 40%, 25 at 40.09HD3ONOO0OGOGGNAN a 8 : GRATN MARKET.8 CUTUTNURVAL IVAN (By Bresn & Gourdsan) Close, High.Low, Wheat: .Ï December.174% 178% 172% ! May .0747% 175% 173% | July .\u2026.14136 143K 114 Corn: December.88% 20% 87 May.894 90 SS July oo or on \u2026 884 .Oats: December.52% 53% S14 May .0 0 \u2026 .56% 57% 85% CRRNNNARNOSTRNOUD 0 n a COTTON MARKIITS.3 a.VXORDINURUNONICORD New York, Oct.23-Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: October, 18.08e; December, 19.19; January, 19.18c; March, 19.52c; May, 10.45\u20ac Spot closed steady, Middling up.CANADA.Province of Quebec, District of Quebec, City of Quebec.RECORDER'S COURT.No.3318, Civil.THE CITY OP QUEBEC Plaintiff; ve.EDOUARD GIGUERE, Defendant.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that in virtue of & writ of fieri facias de bonis issued in this cause, the goods and chattels of the above named defendant consisting of scales, light fixtures, etc, etc, seized in this cause, will be sold on Thursday, the second day of November, at ten o'clock, at the St.Peter's Market Hall.GEO.TRUDEL, Quebec, Oct.16, 1916.OONANAGRNOANGARANSA @ THE TORONTO 3 PRODUCE MARKET 3 pp eau as Toronto \u2014 Quotations ars as fos Owst\u2014 Wheat: Ontario (new crop) No, à winter $1.88 to $1.68 oulside according to location, lands, 19.10¢c.Sales, 3,300 hales.Liverpool \u2014 Cotton, spnt in good demand.Prices strong.American middling, fair, 11.48d; good middling, 10904; middling, 10.7¢d; low mid- | dling, 10.804; good ordinary, 10.24d; ordinary, 9.94d.The sales of the day were 10,000 bales, of which 1,800 were for speculation and export, and included 7.000 American.Reccipts were 3.200 bales, including 242400 American.Futures closed firm.[ Te.183 Wheat\u2014Mantoba, Nonorth $182, i to Mon Maritime | © Oats, Canada western.No.2 #4 1-4c; No.8 Canada western 63c at lake ports for immediate shipment.Ontario No, 3 white 88 to 60c outside, No.3 white 87 to 88c outside.Corn, on track Toronto No, 3 yel.fein.Peas-\u2014$8.20 to $2.38.Barley \u2014 $1.03 to $1.08 outside for malting and 96 to 90e for feed.Buckwheat $1.00 bid shipping Flour \u2014 Manitoba: Listed quota.tons st Toronto are: First patents points, CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAY (Levis Station), Levis.Ocean Limited, 18.10 a.m, daily te St.John, Halifax, Sydney.3.99 am, Eapress, 2.35 (Sat.to Mt.Joli only), connecting fes Murray Bay.147 pm.to Moatreal, 415 pm.to Montreal on week days.p.m.to Tues, Thurs, Express, 3.00 Saturday to Monk, Edmundston, Express, 430 M to Monk pme Mon, Wed, Pri (Palais Union Station) Quebec.National, 8.00 pm, Tues, Thure, Sat, to La Tuque, Sanmaur, Notts way, Amos, Cochrane, Winnipeg.Express, 430 pm, week days to La Tuque.Ticket Offices: Nos.7 Du Fort and ul Dalkousie streets; Telephones 530 A r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC CENTRAL RAICWAY: Through New York.Sleeping Car 7,40 am-\u2014For Portland, Sherbrooke, and all local stations, daily except Sunday.340 p.m\u2014For New York and Boston and all main line statique daily.For Chaudiere Valley and Megantic divisions daily except Sunday.Through New York Pull man Buffet daily, connecting at Sherbrooke with Pu'l- man {cr Boston, Ferry from Quebec thirty minutes in advance of train departure.; For further information and Pullman reservations, apply F.S.Stockiny C.«nd D.P.Agent, 38 St.Lous st agent for Thos.Cook & Son, and ali Ocean Steamship lines.\"Phone 62.of Canadian Northwest Land Regulations.The sole Lead of a family, or any male over 18 years old, may homestead # quarter-section of cvailable Dominion Iaad in Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.Applicant must appear ig person at the Dominlon Lands Agency or Sub-Agency for the District Entry by proxy may be made at any \\«minion Lands Ageney (but not Sub-Agency), on certain con ditions.Duties\u2014Six months residence «pon and cultivation of the iand ip ach of res years.A honesteader .nay live within nine miles of his nomestead en à farm of at least 80 .cres, on certain coaditions.A habitable house is require | except where zesidence is nerforn.ed in the vicinity.In certain districts a homesteader .« good standing may pre-empt a quarter-section slongside his homestead.Foire $8.00 por acre.Duties-\u2014Six months residence in each of three years after earning homestead patent; also 30 acres extra eultivation.Pre- Open till 1 am.um «+ P.WADUGAL y É O'NEILL, 51.00 Par Day DALHOUSIE STREET SILLERY NURSERIES BRRGERVILLE \u2014 ! Autres, per dogen.«ov oc ve oo Île n Ferns, from.\u2026.BD each Whitmanii Ferns, from.80c each Kentia Palms, from.$0.00 each Tuberous Begonias, in pots.40c each | \u2018 Designs, from.\u2026 \u2026 .$8.00 up JOHN RAMSDEN, GARDENER Phone 206.Dus .Ar D°.given him a play that is superlative, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE NUM SCORED GREAT SUCCESS YESTER- WILL BE SHOWN FOR LAST TIME TODAY.Never has Dus.in Farnum had such a role ss in the latest Pallas- Faramount production \u201cThe Parson of - His vast experience as a screen and stage star gives him a knowledge | of histrionic values and this very popular story by Peter The strength of this story seizes the imagination of c with the opening flash and this pow erful grip is never relaxed until the | thrill of the last scene is bur a mem ory.Tomorrow and Thursday, JANE GREY, in \u201cThe Test! HIS HEART BADLY AFFECTED \u201cFrait-a-tfves\u201d Soon Relieved This Dangerous Condition .682-Granarp Sr.Eam, Tonorto.\u201cFor two years, I was a victim of Acute Indigestion and Gas In The i Stomach.It afterwards allechked my ' Heart and 1 had pains all over my body, so that I eould hardly move around.I tried all kinds of Medicine but none of them did me any good.At last, I decided to try \u2018\u2018Fruit-s-tives\u2019.I bought the first box last June, and pow I am well, after@using only three boxes.1 recommend *\u2018 Fruita-tives™ to anyone suffering from Indigestion\".+ FRED J.CAVEEN.800.a box, for $2.50, trial aise, 256.Atal) dealers o: sent postpaid by Fruit.B.Kyne has the spectator F.SIMARD & GIE ENRC.Women's Tailored Suits at $13.50 OF BEAUTY, FINE WORKMANSHIP AND QUALITY.SUITS, ALL OF THIS SEASON'S LATEST MODELS.AND NAVY DIAGONAL SERGES, MED WITH VELVET; FULL RANGE OF SIZES.bd avis 143 Bt.Joseph Street, St.Roch, Quebss\u2014 A Sale of A SPECIAL OFFERING OF WOMEN'S TAILOR-MADE MATERIALS ARE NEW FALL TWEEDS AND BLACK TASTEFULLY TRIM- eve 200000 $17.50 to $24.00 veer aes ee 818.00 Regularly priced at.5 ana en s-tives Limited, Ottawa.IN THE EXCHEQUER COURT\u2019 OF CANADA.\u2018 | \u2014 + The King, on the information of the | Attorney General of Canada, Plaintiff; vs.William Maher, Mrs.Fabiana Maker, wife of Michael Murphy, farmer, : and the said Michael Murphy to authorise his said wife, ail three of Women\u2019s Separate Skirts $2.95 SKIRTS, CUT IN THE NEWEST MODELS.WITH BRAID AND BUTTONS, 33 TO 2% WAIST MEASURE.A REGULAR FIVE DOLLAR VALUE.Specially priced, at.\u2018reer sees seen PRICED HERETOFORE AT $5.00.WOMEN'S BLACK AND NAVY ENGLISH WOOL SERGE TRIMMED the parish of St.Gabriel de Valcartier, in the County of Quebec; Edward Maher and Patrick Maher, of Bay City in the State of Michigan, one of the United States of America; Michael Maher of Debargia, Montana, one of the United States of America; Thomas Maher, of Stillwater, in the Province of British Columbia; James Maher and John Maher, formerly of St.Gabriel of Valcartier, and now of unknown abode; Mrs.Ann Wilson, wife of the late Charles Baiilarge, in his lifetime surveyor oi the City Scene from A H, Wood's Day\u201d November 15th, and 16th: DOCTOR RENE PLAMONDON Ex-Student of Paris Hospitals GENERAL PHYSICIAN specialty: Genito, Urinary Diseases fice: 18 Lacreis 8 .Tel 2000 Oppesits C.P.R.Station Residence: 301 Lockwell Tol nm SOFT WOOD DELIVERED ®moo and 92.00 A LOAD.HARD WOOD DELIVERED 0.00 and $4.00 A LOAD.Telephones: 5617-0001.Lachance Limite où DONCUNSTRE STRRET, Ceti Ê sp «= as ere .1 Fire Wood te spesk very great expense.BRITISH TAKE OVER 1,000 YARDS OF TRENCHES.London, Oct.23\u201411.30 p.n.\u2014More than a thousand yards of German trenches in the region of Gueudecourt and Les Boeufs were taken by the British in fighting north of the Somme river in France this afternoon, sac- cording to the official communication issued tonight.In the region of Grandecourt, the British artillery stopped a German plan for an attack.he communication says: \u201cThis afternoon in the course of operations by the right wing of our front south of the Ancre, we advanced our line east of Gueudeconrt and Les No More Corns takes the sting right out.No remedy so lek, ts and sure as Putnants I \u2014\u2014 every- Lom Cure Guaranteed Never known to fail; acts without pein in 24 hours.Is soothing, healing; bottle, + ¥ \u201cThe Test\u2019\u2019 Paths Gold Rooster Play ~ - Produced by Astra\u2014Directed by Geo, Fitzmaurice Coming November 8th, and 9th.the most beautiful love romance ever written, \u201cThree Weeks,\u201d follow eq by the sequel to the story \u201cOne These are special attractions not en the regular Paramount service: emma n EERE MME.PAVLOWA ATTRACTS RECORD CROWDS TO THE OLYMPIA THEATRE THE ACTING OF THIS WORLD RENOWNED ARTIST AS \u201cTHE DUMB GIRL OF PORTICI\u201d WAS A REVELATION TO ALL\u2014MATINEE AT 2.15 P.M, TODAY.Mme.Paviowa the worléw areatest dancer attracted record crowds to the Olympia Theatre yesterday, and all who attended were treated to one of the greatest productions in the history of moving pictures, not of the beautiful music whi ch goes with such a high class feature All Quebec Theatre goers should avail themselves of this opportunity fo ses this wonderful production which has In order to give cveryone & chance to see management have booked this film for two days more, of Quebec, Defendants.Upon hearing the Honourable the Attorney General of Canada, represented by J.Ad.Renaud, Esquire, K.C., on behalf of the Plaintiff and upon hearing read the affidavit of Mr.Cyrille Renaud, filed on the 16th day of October, 1916.I do order that the Plalatiff be at fiberty to issue a notice of the information for service out of the jurisdiction against Edward Maher and Patrick Maher, of Bay City, in the State of Michigan, one of the United States of America; also against Michael Maher, of Debargia, Montans, one of the United States of America, and that the time within which the said defendants are to file their statement in defence, plea, answer, exception be within the time hereinafter mentioned, namely, within sixty days after the last insertion of the netices also hereinafter mentioned.And I do further order that unless ssid Kdward Maher, Patrick Maher and Michael Maher, and slso James Maher and John Maher, the last two formerly of St.Gabriel of Valcartier, and now of unknown abode.file their plea, answer or exception, or otherwise make their defence pursuant to the requirements of this Order within sixty days after the last insertion of motice to de published three times n week during two consecutive weeks In the \u201cQuebec Dally Telegraph\u201d and the \"Quebec Chronicle\u201d, sald plaintiff under direction of the Court of s Judge, may proceed thereafter as though the above defendants had filed their plea, answer or defence traversing or denying the allegation contained in the information filed in this case.October, A.D, 1918 (Sgd) ,L.A.AUDETTE, * J.E.C.O.11xtu thstxsw q CANADA, Province of Quebec.IN THE EXCHEQUER COURT OF CANADA.Between: The King, on the information of the Attorney-General of Canada.Plaintiff; vs.William Maher, farmer; Mrs.Fabiana | Maher, wife of Michael Murphy, farmer, and the said Michael Murphy to authorise his sald wife, all three of the parish of St.Gabriel of Valcartier, in the County of Quebec; Edward Maher and Patbeen brought to Quebec at à it the and will give à WOMEN'S $1 PETTICOATS, Beautiful Black Mercerised Sa- BORDERED ETAMINES, 18¢ Double width Etamine, Plain HOSIERY SPECIALS.Women's Plain and Ribbed Black Wool Cashmere STOCKINGS.Heavy qual- All sizes.65 Centsteen Underskirts, with pleated frills, assorted sizes.Regular value, $1.00.ity, double knee.Regular value, 75e.On sale, per pair.48c For.+.oc +.08c _- Women's Heavy Black Ribbed Wool Stockings, for present wear; sizes 8 to 10.Regular 76\u20ac value.On sale today, per pair.é8c Instead of 25c and 35c.and Bordered, in Cream and Ecru; wide range to select from.Children's Heavy Black Wool.Ribbed Stockings; sizes 6%, Prices ranging at 25c, 30c to 7, 7%.Our regular 60 cent value.235 cents.Your choiee, per yard.18\u20ac Specially priced, per pair.20e Just Received à! Preoniville, Fresh Fruit, Strawberry, Raspberry, Marmalade, 8 > Currant, Red Currant.Thess Jams and Marmaledes are pS mé we are sure they will give satisfaction.di M.BOYCE & SON | \u201cThe Reliable Grocers\u201d : ; Tol.28 19 ABRAHAM HILL Estab 10 RB if Fall Waists For Ladies LINGERIE, PIQUE, EMBROIDERED VOILE and FANCY 2 STRIPES, at.eee sree sone cone cone cage sons seve or 906 3 \u201cJAP\u201d SILK, at.conv cue \u2026.\u2026.oon 80C, $1.90 $5.75 and $3.50 § CREPE DE CHINE SILK WAISTS,at.$3.50 up to $5.00 - LINGERIE WAISTS, in White and Colors, up to.i SPECIAL: English \u201cViyella® Flannel Walsts, cream-white ground with col.As ored stripes.Priced at $3.00\u2014the most comfortable and select Waist § in the market.: Also P, C.CORSETS, in Every Style i DYNES\u2019 4 ST.JOHN STREET.©\u2018 33 matinee performance daily at 2.15 pm.Pala- | forced to land in a dama Boeufs and captured over a thousand yards of enemy trenches.\u201cDuring the day our front in the neighborhood of Le Sars was heavily shelled.South of Grandecourt this afternoon the enemy massed for an attack, but was stopped by our artil- fery.Sixty-six further prisoners are reported as à result of the fighting at the Schwaben redoubt and Le Sars, in addition to the total given yesterday.\u201cLast night two German raids were attempted against our trenches in the ! neighborhood of Ggmmecourt.One was stopped by ourlfire and the enemy suffered heavy casualties.The second penetrated our outpost fines.| but was promptly driven back by our counter attack.\u201cYesterday our aeroplanes hombed two railway stations behind the enemy's lines, hitting \u20ac train in motion and doing much damage to buildings and rolling stock., \u201cSeven enemy machines were brought down and many thers were | d condi tion.Eight of our machines have not returned.\u201d United States of America; Thomas Maher, of Stillwater, in the province of British Columbia: James Maher and John Maher, formerly of St Gabriel of Valcartier and now of unknown abode; Mrs.Anue Wilson, wife of the late Charles Baillarge, in his Iifetime surveyor of the City of Quebecrick Maher, of Bay City, in the State of Michigan, one of the |B Defendants, | To the Defendants Edward Maher, Patrick Maher, Michael Maher, James Maher and John Maher.Take notice that unless you fie your plea, answer or exception, otherwise make your defence pursuant to the requirements of the above Order, the Court or a Judge may direct that the case shall thereafter proceed as though you had filed a ples, answer or defence traversing or denving the al- fegations contained in the Information filed in this cause, and the action wn hereafter proceed according'y.ated at wa, this 16th da; October, A.D, 1916, v of A true copy, .DROUIN & AMYOT, Solicitors for Plaintiff.(Sgd.) CHS.MARSE, i | \u201820,000 yards Tapestry, Brussels and Wil- | ton Carpets for sale.at, \u201cAnte-War prices\u201d that is tosay at wholesale : prices.P.J.COTE, Opposite Palace Hill "]