The Quebec chronicle, 9 novembre 1916, jeudi 9 novembre 1916

[" Re } + ES Y, > Cee PT Patronised by H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught.TWO NEW ADDITIONS TO OUR ALREADY WELL ASSORTED STOCK.SETCHIE NUTS, in ¢ ounce tins.\u201cee Served as dessert with whipped cream, of in cocktails in place of olives or cherries.CORURS DE PALMIERS (Hearts of Palms), 4 in a tin.$1.00 asch To be prepared and served as canned asparagus.Both these articles come from l'Ile de la Reunion.A.GRENIER.Established 1802, HICHLANDERS AND SR SAM PRASED EULOGIES SHOWERED ON EDMONTON MEN AND OEN.ÆUGHES AT DINNER IN TO- = RONTO._- Toronto, Nov.8\u2014Eulogies were showered on the Edmonton Highlanders and Hon.Lieut.-General Sir Sam Hughes at the City\u2019s complimentary dinner tendered that unit st the Carls-Rite Hotel tonight.Among the prominent guests present were Sir Sam Hughes.Premier Hearst and Mayor Church.Sir Sam said the government would do its best to send units unbroken to the front, but there were serious obstacles.Lieut.-Col.Craig.commanding the battalion, said: \u2018I was at Valcartier with the first contingent.\u201d Col.Craig added.\u201cand no General in the British Empire could have accomplished what Sir Sam Hughes did then.It was my privilege to follow the first tontingent and appreciate what they did for the good name of Canada in the early days.\u201d AMERICAN CITIZEN THOUGHT DROWNED MAN FROM MASSACHUSETTS WAS/PASSENOER ON LINER ARABIA.Cambridge, Mass, Nov.8\u2014 Paul R.Danner.of this cily, an American cizen, was a passenger on board the British steamer Arabia, reported sunk Nov.6th in the Mediterranean by a submarine wichout warning.Danner.who is a Harvard graduate, and 25 years of age, has been engaged in Y.M.C.A.work in India for a number of years and according tn his parents he was returning in the Arabia to spend a furlough at homo.His parents had had no word from him today.\u2014 QUEBEC BOY DANGEROUSLY ILL The midnight casualty list reports 4V.R.McNaughton, 11 Aberdeen street, Quebec, as dangerously ill.\u2014 ee WANT DEATH SENTENCE COMMUTED TO LIFE.London.Ont.Nov.#\u2014A movelnent was put in force here today by the citizens to have the sentence of death, which was imposed on Mike Tanerede, for the killing of Raffaelo Barbado, commuted to life imprisonment.WOMENS CONVENTION OPENS AT LONDON.London, Ont, Nov.8\u2014The third annual convention of the Women's Institutes of Western Ontario opened here today when more than 200 delegates from all points in the western rt of the province registered at man Hall, the convention headquarters.The evening's meeting was held at Masonic Hall with W.Bert.Roadhouse, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, in the chair, 86-96 St.Jolin Street jlied parade in Paris Phones 1947-1848 - CHAIRMAN WILCOX ISSUES STATEMENT CONFIDENT THAT CHARLES HUGHES WILL WIN OUT\u2014 DELAY IN RETURNS.New York, Nov.#\u2014Chairman Willcox, of the Republican National Committee, issued the following statement at midnight: \u201cThe returns from states in which the vote is close are coming in slowly.The delay appears to be caused by the time required to get in reports from rural communities.The latest returns clearly indicate that Minnesota, North Dakota, New Mexico, Oregon and probably California have gone for Hughes.These added to the states already certain give him 280 electoral votes, Even if all or some of the electoral votes of California should go to Wilson there are still enough left to assure the election for Hughes.- \u201cEvery precaution must be taken to secure an honest count of the ballots in every close state.Anybody who intimates that Charles Evans Hughes would permit any man or group of men to attempt to steal the Presidency for him is a contemptible scoundrel and knows it.\u201cI say further, with a full sense of responsibility to the American people, that any man or group of men who attempt to steal the Presidency from Mr, Hughes will do so at their peril.\u201d BECAME ENTHUSIASTIC.Audience Chesred Russian Officer Who Lectured in Montreal, \u2014 Montreal, Nov, 8\u2014So enthusiastic did the gathering at a luncheon of the Canadian Club in the Windsor Hotel today become over an address by Lieut.Z.Pechkoff, a Russian officer who has served with distinction in the French Foreign Legion, that the entire audience broke into spontaneous cheers some time before he had finished his speech, and kept cheering so long he did not rise to complete it.This dramatic close came after a touching description of conditions at the front, as the Russian lieutenant had seen them, and the Alon July 14:h.Lieut.Pechkoff lost his right arm in the war.BRITISH STEAMER SUNK.Boston, Nov.#\u2014The British steamer Esneh, of 1,488 tons, which sailed from Alexandria, Egypt, on October | 24th, with a cargo of cotton for Liv-|.erpool has been torpedoed and sunk, according to private advices received here today from Alexandria.The Esneh.owned by the Moss Steamship Company, Limited, of Liverpool, carried about 15,000 bales of cotton, valued at $2,000,000, the greater portion of wirich was intended for transhipment to this port.IMPLICATED IN A BRANTFORD ROBERY.London, Ont, Nov.8\u2014Four Russians, charged with being implicated in » robbery at Brantford, were arrested here at 2.20 o'clock rhis more ing by Patrolman McCaughey, An officer from Brantford left here for that city at 2.20 p.m today with the then in custody.Schweppes Famous English Table Waters SODA WATER DRY GINGER ALE GINGER BEER As supplied to H M.The King DOUBTFUL BATTLE .BETWEEN WILSON AND HUGHES \" BECOMES A VERITABLE SEE-SAW .: me One Leads One Minute and the Other the Next\u2014 Outlook is Still Good for Hughes, But Indications are that it will be Practically a Neck and Neck Finish\u2014Western States Fluctuate\u2014Unusu- al Interest in Election Owing to Its Closeness.LE New York, Nov.8\u2014At midnight tonight, 84 hours after every important newspaper in the United Statés regardises of political aiFillations, had heralded the election to the Presidency of Charles Evané Hughes, the result of the election is still in doubt.In striking contrast to the virtual caxjoiniy of Republican success in the early hours of this morning is the tensity of the situation that exists tonight.As early as eight o'clock last night the leading newspapers of New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and other cities in various sections of the countcy definitely announced the election of Mr.Hughes.As the night wore on whatever uncertainty of the election of the Republiesh candidate existed was gradually dissipated and the country retired to rest without \u201cany doubt that the fourth of March would witness the insuguration of a mew incumbent, But at 3 o'clock this morning the tide began to turn.Western States whose early returns showed a strong trend toward Mr.Hughes began to develop Wilson strength.Gradually the Hughes majorities changed until States that were conceded to him first drifted inta the doubtful column and then into the group claimed by the President.; This sudden change in the fortunes of the two great parties aroused in the people a degree of interest that even on election day was noticeably lacking.Great crowds began to gather in front of newspaper offices, where editions were issued at short intervals recording the varying changes in the battle of ballots, and all day and all night tireless vigils were kepd by anxious watchers at the various headquarters, where the returns from the doubtful, or pivotal States\u2014California, North Dakota, Washington West Virginia, Minnesota, Nebraska and New Mexico\u2014were closely and anxiously scanned as they slowly filtered in.At midnight, returns, such às were complete or so far complete as to be regarded as indicative, gave Prisident Wilson 208 votes in the College; Hughes 820 and left sixty votes doubtful in eight States.It votes to elect a President.Although California still showed a lead for the President and his campaign managers were claiming it by at least 1,600 the President's majority there had dwindled to a little more than 1,000 with about one-fifth of the districts missing.Ce In Minnesota too, tha Wilson lead which was as high as 10,000 early in the day steadily decreased as the vote from the rural districts came in.During the evening Hughes took the lead with a small margin and then the President shot ahead again but with lesy than a thousand votes.The Republican managers claimed the State on the final returns.1daho was estimated for the Wilson column with a majority of 10,000 Kansas, while incomplete, with a little more than two-thirds of the districts reported showed President Wilson leading with more than 27200.\u2018Washington, a little more than half reported, was giving the President a lead of 7,000.West Virginia, two-thirds reported, was showing Hughes a majority of nearly 8,000.North Dakota was very close, two-thirds complete, shaw.ing a Hughes majority of less than 1,000.Wilson was leading in New Mexico with only a small proportion of the precincts reported.Delaware and New Hampshire, counted among the Hughes States, but incomplete during the day, definitely turned into the Republican column.New York, Nov.8\u2014With thirty congressional districts to be heard from at 10.45 p.m., 308 Republicans, 190 Democrats, 8 Progressives, 1 Independent and 1 Socialist have been elected to the House of Representatives for the sixty-fifth Congress.Of the 30 districts yet to be heard from, 17 are represented in the present Congress by Democrats and thirteen by Republicans.Should these districts be unchanged the next House would be composed of 816 Democrats, 316 Republitans, and four scattering who might elect to affiliate with either side.SENATE STAYR DEMOCRATIC.New York, Nov.~The Senate will remain under Democratic control by a reduced majority of 10 or 18, dependent upon the outcomes in New Mexico \u2018where A.A.Jones, Democrat, is maintaining a slight lead over Frank A.Hubbell, nominated by the Republicans to succeed Senator Catron.At this hour the Senate stands: Democrats, §3; Republicens, 48; one undecided.FIRST WOMAN IN CONGRESS.New York, Nov.8=-Returns early this morning indicate the election for Congress of Miss Jeannette Rankin, of Missoula, Montana.Miss Rankin will be the first woman to sit in the Congress of the United Staten.TWENTY-FOUR STATES WILL BE DRY, New York, Nov.$\u2014According to a statement received by the Associated Press from the headquarters of the Anti-Saloon League, five States, Michigan, Montana, South Dakota, Utah and Nebraska, have been added to the state-wide prohibition list as & result of yesterday's election.If this claim is borne out, exactly half the States of the Union, or 84, will be found in the dry column In addition, late returns from Georgia give 8.J.Catts, prohibition candidate for Governor, a substantial lead over his Democratic opponent.NEWSPAPERS\u2019 VERDICT.New York, Nov.6-\u2014The Tribune and Sun which supported Mt.Hughes give him 308 votes in the Electoral College and g've President Wilson 851.They regard California, Mninesota and New Mexico sa \u2018the only doubtful States.| The World, which supported President Wilson, gives him 251, Hagnes 288 and regards California, Connectiout, Minnesota, New Hampebire New Menieo, North Dabots and Woot Vizxipia as doubttul OF BALLOTS | COMMISSION HEARS EVIDENCE OF CALDER CAMPAIGN FUNDS FIGURED LARGELY IN THE EXAIN- ATION YESTERDAY, Regina, Sask, Nov, 8-Campaign funds figured largely in the examination of Hon.J.A.Caléer by N.A.Craig, counsel for Mr, Bradshaw, before the Wetmore Commission this morning.Mr.Craig questioned Mr.Calder largely with regard to the Brown and Devline frauds, and in the course of his examination inquired as to Mr, Calder's knowledge of contributions made by Brown to the Liberal campaign funds.Mr.Calder denied knowledge of any contribution by Brown.Since the 1913 elections, he.said, he did not know of any central campaign fund being in cxistence, as there had been no central organization.Immediately prior to the 1912 elections there was a central fund.After the election there was'a deficit, and Mr.Calder said he had taken charge of the fund himself and straightened it up.After the election he was positive that Brown had had nothing to do with covering up the deficit.| Mr.Calder also denied any, imow- tedge of money going from this province to Manitoba, originating out of the road work frauds, and taken by Brown or anyone else.The Weather Toronto, Nov.8\u2014Rain is falling tonight in the Georgian Bay district and local showers have occurred today over Lake Superior, the Gulf of St.\\ Lawrence and on the BritiahColumbis coast.Min.Max Prince Rupert .40 44 Victoria .» -.vo \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.44 52 Vancouver .43 45 Kamloops .30 37 Edmonton ., .3% 40 Battleford .38 44 Prince Albert .22 37 Calgary .c +c oc eos 38 47 Medicine Hat .\u2026 30 48 Moose Jaw .25 41 Reging .\u2026.oe 8 » Winnipeg .3% 44 Port Arthur .34 44 Parry Sound .46 6 London .«.\u2026 49 67 Toron:o .+.+s os «v0 39 a4 Ottawa .«0 +0 ou cova 32 62 Montreal .38 84 Quebec .\u2026.32 43 St, John .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.30 44 Halifax .coon 26 42 Forecasts: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Fresh southerly to westerly winds; mild and showery.! Ottawa and St.Lawrence: Fresh : south and south-west winds; partly | fair and mild with showers, chiefly | HAVE YOU THOUOHT OF YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOR PING YET?IF SO, YOU MUST HAVE GIVEN SOMB THOUGHT TO : Personal GreetingCards WE HAVE TWO OR THREE BOOKS OF SAMPLES OF THESE, IN WHICH YQU WILL SURELY FIND SOMETHING TO SUIT YOUR TASTE.JOHN E.WALSH'S Rez'd.11 ST.JOHN STREET.WOMEN'S SMART HOSIERY Smart not only in the many sttractive colors and shades that are shown to harmonize with novelty shoes for Fall and Winter, but also smart in the variety of new styles and handsome weaves, Should your taste run to Hose of decided colors, the collection will delight your eye, or should you prefer more severe styles, we have them aplenty.| Did you know that the last few days has marked many new arrivals in Fancy Blouses ?towards evening or at night.Gulf and North Shore: Moderare to fresh southerly to south-westerly winds; generally fair and milder; foca) showers during the night and on Friiday.Maritime: Moderate to fresh southwesterly to southerly winds; fair and milder today; local showers on Friay.Superior: Moderate to fresh weet.erly winds; fair at Poru Arthur; showers at the Soo.Westetu Provinces: Fair, a little higher temperature.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 METHODIST PLANS.Torontod, Nov.8\u2014The Methodist General Conference special com.! mitte today appointed a committee to outline 8 policy for the foundation of union churches, Where there are two weak churches which desire to unite; the weaker one must lose ity identity and become merged into the stronger of the two.at would be a union church under the wing of the stronger denomination.If, however, neither of these two weak churches wants to relinquish Its identity they may co-operste by having one pastor, who may be either a Presbyte- Tn.s Methodist or sa Congragation- Donce BROTHERS MOTOR CAR CONCENTRATING IN ONE CAR SIMPLIFIES THE PROBLEMS OF PRODUCTION AND LEAVES THE DODGE BROTHERS FREE TO DEVOTE THEMSELVES TO A CONTINUOUS PROCESS OF IMPROVEMENT = : si Not only to conform to the established Dodge Brothers standard, but to excel it if possible\u2014that is the rule and the order of every working day in every department.It will pay yon to visit us and examine this car.The gasoline consumption is unusually low, The tire mileage is unusually high.The price of the touring car or roadster complete if $1,100 (add freight from Detroit).DOHAN'S LTD.Dealers, PALACE HILL.Phone 4748.Sp.21xtaw,thx! _ VALIQUET'S Makes the real home-madv Bread with fres\u2019.milk, Nice White New Potatoes from our Ste.Foye Farm, sold by the bag.12 Fabrique Street Phones 6567-6568 Mr.J.A.Mercier, of Montreal, is 8 quest at the Charges.;Ç Me.A.P.Chapman, of Torente, ie © guset at the Chatean.: Mr.T.A.Farrell, of Mentresl, is mtaying at the Chateau.Mr.R.G.Gage, of Moncton, is wegistered at the Chateau.Mrs.F.E.Meredith, of Montreal, ts registered at the Chateau.Mr.À.Phitps, M.P.P., of Huating-| P.Q.is staying at the Chateau \u2018Me.Denis Tansey, M.P.P., of Mont veal is a guest at the Chateau.Dr.Joseph Pluze, coroner for the County of Dorchester, Is in the city oa professional business.The Rev.J.P.Bruneau has arriv- od in Quebec to assume duty as Pastor of the French Presbyterian Church.The marriage is announced to take place on the 31st inst, of Miss K.Melsaze to Mr.J.D.Drolet, both of this city.Mdme.Dumont Laviolette, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Jeanne Laviolette, has .left for England to join her son, Major L.D.Laviolettewho has been seriously wounded and is now a patient in a London hospital.Arrivals at the St.Roch Hotel: \u2014 S.M.Roberts, P.H.Delcourt, C.L.Surprenant.H.Cobb, J.P.Boisvert.M ntreal; F.H.Churchill.Toronto: J.O.Charette, Montreal; F.A.Hallingworth, Stratford: D.Darveau, Eug.Seguna.Montreal: F.F.Ste!- ing, Winnipez: A.Stewart, Cochrine: E.M, Stanbrough, Toronto: H.McGarry, Montreal; J.H.Laferte Dr.A.Rajotte.Amqui.Arrivals at the St.Louis Hotel: \u2014 P.D'Auteuil, Mathaie: J.Bueeaud New Carlisle: P.H.Burns, W.M.Cairn, W.Armstrong, Montreal; J.C.Sparre and wife.Ottawa: C.W.Lypricott: Ls.Bricoutt, Montreal: C.E.Duauet.Sydney.NS.; H.I.Van Ness, Potsdam, N.Y.: W.David, Mon treal; G.D.Richardson, Boston: Melle M.Anne Caron.Beauceville: C V.Macdonald, Calgary: B.Currie, Halifax; W.W.Cole, Peterboro.Late arrivals at the Chateau: \u2014J.A.Mercier, H.Elliott, D.R.Baltees, A.D.Taylor.A.D.Connell, W.?.Hamilton.F.E.Meredith.R.F.Jones, M.L.Stuegeo, G.E.Cheese.W.D.Taylor.D.Tansey, M.P.P., D.E.Pelon, P.Pare, T.À.Farrell.F.J.Perego, J.C.Countant.W.M.Cairñs.N.Turcot, Wm.Tiffany and wife, T.C.King, B.Bernier, Montreal: E.H.Broad.Lordon; H.Hardy D.Howard.A.P.Chapman.Tororto; H.N.Balch.London.Eng: R.G.Gage.Moncton; A.Philps, M.P.P.Huntingdon; Wm.Hastings, Winnivec Mad.Turgeon, wife of Hom.A.Turgeon, President of the Legislative Council.entertained some of the Ministers\u2019 wives and friends on * Tuesday night to a dinner in her an- srtenty .at the \u2018Parliament Buildings.The dining room was beautifully de- sorated for the occasion with rea Correspondence ° HIGH COST OF LIVING.To the Editor: Dear Sir,~We have a men\u2019s and a ladies\u2019 Recruiting Association, recruiting offices in prominent parts of the city, a civic grant, etc, but it seems as if the moat potent recruiting factor has been overlooked, and that is the high cost of living.\u201cA full purse makes a dull conscience,\u201d as the Hindu proverb has it, and as long as men in these parts were making plenty of meaey, they soothed the prickings of conscience with a silver plaster.But a change is coming here ,as elsewhere, and it is getting harder to live on the old salaries, apart from :he fact that jobs are getting dcarcer, and will become more so all the time as wounded soldiers return, and come is- to the labor market with the preference of practically every employer of every kind of labor.It is a serious situation, which will have to be faced, and it will be found that Quebecers will probably have to meet it in the same way as others,\u2014 by enlisting.Apaet from any question of patriotism, it je the only commos- sense way of meeting the emergency.A man who enlists is clothed, fed, housed and doctored free, and draws his pay all the rime.His family receives whatever portion of this pay he likes to assign to them, and if they were dependent on him, they receive a separation allowance as well as a grant from the Patriotic Fund according to their numbers, and not as a charity, but as a righ- Put in this way as a straight business proposition, enlisting takes on the form, not of a painful duty, but of 3 means of \u20181veli- keod calculated admirably to mee: the present difficult situation, There is, of course, the danger of being killed, or pardy unfi-ted for work after the war.This is smaller than most people imagine, the p'opor- tion of killed being very smali compared to the number of men in the armies.Those incapacitated fr work are taught whatever trade they are most suited for at home, and are cared for until they are able to earn by it.The government pension system will {ook after the dependents of the killed and disabled, so that the element of personal risk is the only drawback to & most attractive employment.And this is where patriotism comes in.but it will be found that patriotism when backed up by solid financial reasons such as the above will have twice the force of patriotism alone, and he is 8 wise citizen who will meet the situation before it becomes too acute.With thanks for allowing you to trespass on your apace, I am, Yours truly, PATERFAMILIAS.roses.Those present were Lady Le- Blane, Lady Gouin, Mad.(Hon.) J.Decarie, Mad.(Hon.) L.A.Tasehereau, Mad.(Hon.) A.Perodeau, Mad.S.McKenna, Mrs.(Hon.) Cyrille Delage, Mad.A.Gallipeauk and Mad.Young.AGENTS ing life policies on all the most tives in all the towns and villages Address: ).O.Hecholaga Bank Building, St.1 The Confederation Life Association, of Toronto, established in 1878, and being one of the strongest financial institutions in Canads, issu- 1 Excellent contracts to capable men.Manager for the District of Quebec, Confederation Life Association, WANTED improved plans, want representa.in the Province of Quebec.BRUNEAU, Peter Street, Quebec, P.Q.Phone 116 R.BIG Eleotrioal & Mechanical Contractor Generators, Meters, Gre Engine and Auto Repaire.Pres-te-llto Storage Battery and Tank Service Station.All Class of Electrical Work 26-00 St.Francois Street.NELL, - \u2014 July soxta,at tl DOMINION 00AL COMPANY, Limite MINERS AND GIIFFERS OF THE CELEBRATED i \"DOMINION\" OTRAM and OAS COALS 3 Sonaned, Runyeé-Mine and Slack Sw Pasties, apply » MLE ARENT, 198 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL i | | Messier stret, Montreal, | ard Road, Halifax, N.8.\u201cQue.N Ottawa, Nov.8\u2014(Casualty li sued at 2.30 S'en) » se is.pyre WJ.Esglesbeld, on INFANTRY.rolet street, Mon Killed in Action Accidently Ollled.460027 Thomas Beatty, Ireland.474353 G.C, Babbage, England.474219 Thomas Bell, England, 329393 Corp, B.D.Dawson, Eng- Tand 198217 George Gibson, Scotland.460078 A.L.Greenway, England.460280 T.G.Fisher, England.474256 H.W.Sowerby, England.460749 Kenneth McLean, Scotland.460133 Lance-Corp, H.A, Neale, England.460817 W.S.Smyth, Ireland.460171 Sidney Stanford, England.164329 William Quinton.England.472177 Acing Corp, J.B.Riddell, Scotland.' 703083 Edward Walsh, England, 137080 A.G.Waylett, England.137640 E.L.Wright, London, Eng.Died of Wounds.4601467 J.W.Hornsby, England.Lieut, Edward Renouf, Channel Islands.i I ssing, 420821 Lance-Corp.John Armour, Seotland.153350 Acting Corp.A.D.Abbiss England.420704 Sergt.Robert Arrol, Scotfand, 151826 W.D.Barron, Scotland.153333 J.P.Bell, England.151547 Ronald Bowder, Fngland.153131 Charles Bryant, England.150839 Walter Cann, England.153149 Alexander Clark.Scotland.130704 Albert Cosh, England.153154 William Cunningham, Scotland, 183158 J.H.Chaplin, England.420981 Corp.Samuel Cranston, England.701024 R.G.Duncan, Scotland.623073 Acting Corp.G.A.Douglas, Scotland.420853 Sergt.W.J.Fraser, Scotland.700349 G.Y.Austin.Scotland.Wounded, 703439 A.E.Bailey, England, 19811 Albert Brooks, England.472450 Acting Serge.F.S.Clark, England.703079, Martin Dowd, England, 461440 John Gard, England.703090 Corp.Frederick Hampton, England.127659 Walter Holden, England 460976 Corp.J.M.Inglis, Scotfand Levi Joels, Scotland, Lance-Corp.A.N.Jones, England.620508 James Keir, C.Co.44th.Batalion, C.E.F.* 126011 703666 killed in action: Sask.177054 George Scott, #17 St.Urbain street, Montreal, Died of Wounds, 704078 Lance-Corp.H, K.Walker, England.: 700171 G.C.Shields, Scotland, 718371 S.Dee, New Glasgow, N.S, Previously reported missing, now \u201cAntelope, Previously reported missing, sow 436380 Thomas Hines, officially wounded snd missing: Lieut.Alex.F.Craig, Truro, N.§.Previously reported wounded and missing, now unofficially prisoner of war; Lieut, J.D.Rynn, Halifax.Previously reported killed in aet- n, now unofficially prisoner of war 450193 J.G.Munro, Scotland.Seriously Il : 216%40 F.C.Haywood, England.139138 Lance-Sergt.J.Easter brook, 11 Maderia Place, Toronto.802403 R.S.Roberts, Parkhill, Ont Missing, 151707 Lance-Corp.William Grant Scotland.153038 W.A.Hedworth, England 622800 John Hollingeworth, Eng- 152440 Harry Henderson, England 153184 Lance-Corp.John Herbert, fand.England.153035 Sergt George Horne, Scotland 485763 E.T.Inman, England.183623 J.D.Innis, Scotland, 199061 T.E.Jones, Wales, 152488 Alex Joass, Scotland, 152479 John Jakens, England.420038 Sergt F.M.Currie, Scotland.424514 E.F.Andrews, ocosomin, Sask.199328 John Beveridge, Port Stawart, Ont, 470013 G.W.Briggs, New Westminster, B.\" C.437138 'W.W.Buckham, 9013, 90 Ave.South, Edmonton, Alb.436601 H.F.Carter, Tredherne, Man 198054 Nichol Finlayson, Kenora, nt.198265 J.C.Fortier, Keaors, Ont.199159 J.M.Pranels, Kenors, Ont.433686 G.E.Griffith, Bowiman, Man, 420784 Lance-Corp.William Hall, Sandford, Man.151023 Afvin Lennox, Devlin, Ont.151165 Wiliam Perry, 727 Syickney Ave.Brandon.Man.100200 Phillip Stevens, Birch HN, 180140 William Stewart, Lake Hill P.O., Saniach, B.C.152700 N J.Waddell, Sunderland Ont Indies.J.A.Lanny, Danksh West Bento Acting Corp.Donald Reid, otlan péter Donald MeLennan, Scot- 420113 Acting Corp.D.H.Stev- 474236 T.L.Owen, North Wales.474292 Harry Stratton, England, 446163 Norman Caffelle, Ireland.425333 Harry Smith, England.623120 Samuel Sleeman, England.229372 Hugh Sutherland.Scotland 135571 George Smalley, England.430202 Fred Shortland, England.460416 Rdward Shaw, England.437014 James Thomson, Scotland.423517 E.A.Youngman, England 504002 Sapper W.L.Holland, England.441086 Sapper, Albert Jones, Eng- 60019 Company Sergt-Major L.L.Verdon, England, 1 406265 John Coles, England.126730 Thomas Cummins, England.183680 Thomas Rowe, England fand, 453138 Corp.William R.Sweenie, Scotland.MOUNTED RIFLES.Killed in Action.180881 Sidney Parker, England.701224 Robert McAdam, Scotland.117118 G.S.Atkinson, England.161226 E.S.Nicholls, England.1611532 J.S.Reid, England.447543 J.P.Stevens, Scotland.117557 Alex Stewart, Scotland 425314 Garfield Silcox, Wales.441570 J.J.Rogers, Ireland, Previously reported missing, now unofficially prisoner of war: 117156 Lance-Corp.P.P.Boulter, England.107268 Corp.South Wales, Ottawa, Nov, 8\u2014(Casualty list issued at 10.30 p.m.) INFANTRY, 186086 H.H.Cole, England.128038 Sergt.Clark W.Beattie, Norwich, Ont, 465677 Philias Beauregard, Haver hill, Mass, 177894 Corp, Joseph Beauvais, 1168 E.R.Howolls, 127472 F.S.Boyle, Paisley, Ont, 480038 Walter Crawley, 38 Long.469490 R.W.Crowell, Shelburne, Falls.N.S.178130 William Farn, 2 De Grand Pre street, St.Denis, Montreal, 213360 Norman Farough, Rssex, Ont.H.H.Golay, 145618 Corp.84s Wickham, Ellsworth Ave, Toronto, 177797 Arthur Grouix, 177423 Frederick Hughes, Sweetsburg, Que.163637 Stanley Martin, Meaford, t 162800 H.J.Ness, 149 Collier St.Toronto, 474340 8.FE.Price, Avery's Portage, N.B.186201 J.F.Robertson, 814 Suffolk street, Guelph, Ont.11719 W.N.Rumsey, 1784 Manes street, Montreal, A fand.- 389771 enson, Scotland.432108 James Stephen, Scotland, 188923 William King, Scotland.153044 F- A.Laming, England.700251 Thomas Larkin, England.152569 William Law, Scotland.182608 Sergt.Leigh, Engfand.153223 John MacDonald, Scotland 420843 W.H.Marshall, Ireland.; acGi Scotland.His uk \"Moit, Scotland.153057 William.Morrison, Scotand.\u201c183536 Johan McAlfylister, - Scofiasd , McBain, Scotland.; \u2018828138 J.A.McGibney, Scotfand, - 153347 Patricks McGillivray, - Scot- f° and 420656 Thomas McLean, Glasgow.420778 Rielmrd Page; England, 189799 Leemard - Peckham, Eng, 151883 Harry Plummer, England.153570 D.H.Rankine, Scotland.153476 J.W.Rutledge, Ireland.482505 John Sim, Scotland.- 153298 George Smith, Scotland, 152815 Alex Turnbull, Scotland, 701237 Peter Watson, England, 151993 James Watt, Scotland, \u2018135607 James Winn, England.Wounded and Missing 451949 F, P.Taylor, England.Wounded, 69020 Y.eo Arsenault, Charlottetown, P.E.I.164427 James Augerman, Merriton 447003 R.C.Austin, England.Ont.Wounded 153620 G: W Balingal, 862 Young street, Winnipegpe George paromes pungiand.453180 Henry Boucher, 138 Naira : Ave, Toronto.: Tonus Tin, Edwere sine 220274 George Chartrand, 598Aland.\u2019 De Lanaudiere, Montreal .» 69515 Sergt.Harold Cooper, 80 Douglas Ave.St.John N.B.138168 A.H.Elliott, 126 Ferrier Ave, Toronto.153011 Peter Borthwick, Scotland.447678 H.H.Coleman, England.A Hot, Nourishing Mealone that will put vim and energy into the worn-out body and fortify it against exposure\u2014Shredded Wheat Biscuit (heated in the oven to restore crispness) with hat milk supplies all the strength needed for a half-day\u2019s work, Also delicious with bananas or other fruits.Made in | that a ship carrying hundreds of pas- 435588 A.E.Cable, England.447423 Thomas Dixon, England.447437 J.H.Jopson, England, 484740 Corp, T.Morrison, England 430038 Company Quartermaster- Sergt.J.W.MacKensie, Scotland ' 436568 Corp.William Sadier, Engend ous George F.Wakefla, Engnd 130386 W.K.Poll Scotland.417955 Jack Zerninch, Russia.MOUNTED RIFLES Killed in Action, ; 106096 T.H.Bolton, England, 200508 Gunner A.S, Garner, England.622018 Frank Haire, Ireland.161897 R.H.Upshur, England * Previously reported missing, now killed dw setioms Ar vrs ofr 162\" \"15447008.Com.CuI.Harps, Rog MW HAL 18 0 0gaee seen\u201d Washington Awaits Information With Concern.Washington, Nov.$\u2014Full information regarding the torpedoing yeater- day of the British passenger liner Arabia is awaited at the State Department with concern.There has been | no report indicating that Americans | were on board the vessel but the announcement of the British Admiralty sengers, including women and chil-! ing added seriousness to the submarine questions now pending.If it should develop that the Arabia carried no Americans, the United States probably would wke no official .notice of the incident, although the dren had been destroyed without warn i | OPPORTUNITY .To guard your own and your families\u2019 health against TYPHOID THAQIIDA DHIAWOSNI af rentnan mi JIDAAHI # It is as pure as the lily.and a most st agreeable drinking and table water, It is tasteless, colorless, odorless clear, as perfect a water as you ever drank.We deliver your home or office in half gallon bottles at Se.The baby, children, grown-ups and the old apprec- hr.Try it and we give you our word you will be der M.TIMMONS & SON, Qusbec, P.(.deepest interest would be felt because of the possibiliity that it might mean a change in Germany's methods of | submarine warfare.A brief cablegram from Ambaseador Page at London late voday announced the sinking of the liner.K made no mention of Americans on board, In the absence of Secretary Lansing, who will not return to | Washington until tomorrow no formal comment on the case was forthe coming.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y MUNITION WORK IN PROVINCE OF ONTARIO Toronto, Nov.8.\u2014Premier Hearst tonight announced that the provincial government through Dr.W.A, Riddell, its recently appointed superintendent of the Trades and Labor branch, is about to open a public employment bureau in Toronto to meet the need of the Department of Labor of thé Imperiai Munitions Board.Me.Mark Irish.the director of the department, has reached the conclusion that the increased output asked for by the Imperial authorities cannot be had except hy a careful dilution of the male lahor now employed BUY MATCHES AS OTHER HOUSEHO WITH AN EYE TO F! Iu WHEN YOU BUY YOU RECEIVE A GENEROUSLY BOX OF SURE, SAFE LIGHTS * *~ EDDY'$\" \u201cSilent: Parlor\u201d - Matches with additional female help.The munitions manufacturers are willing to provide the requisite accommodation for wemen wherever the work they are doing can ba done hy women.It is therefore expected that withln the next three or four months many more women will be employed making munitions than et present, Oise 2007 Sw Boden 30 ADRIEN FALARDEAU, LL.B, ADVOCATE, BARRISTER ad BOLICITOR\u2019 ov - rer ESTABLISHED 1764.y AMEN ELECTOR FOIE \"1 SISTANED UACERTANT iA + see are Longbn, Nov.9\u2014The American elections .pecupy leading positions in| « both the news and editcrial columns vf the London papers this morning End the war news finds itse*: crowded into a.secondary position for the first time since the outbreak of the war, \"The: papers devote from one to five columns to wha.they call the \u201cAmer ican Klection Fuzzle\u201d Some of the editorials stretch into nearly two sole umns iA an endeavor to =xpluin ihe whys and wherciores of the dramatic finish tr the campaiyci.Iu \u2018he streets, | hotels and clubs litle else but the\u2019 election\u2019 was discussed today.and the bulletin boards were scanned y eoyer erowds in search.not of war conunti- iques, but of the latest clec:ion news.Tt is evident, ns the morung papers point out.that this Fresidential cOntest has heen followed with more interest in Great Britain than zny since the republic was founded.and that the man in the street has, as never before, made himself acquainted with the issues involved and with the per- | ponalities of the candidates.The editorial generally emphasize, as they have repeñ'ediy during the past two months, that the cic\u201ction.whatever, iis issue, is not likely to affect to any marked degree the fore eign policy nf the Urited States or its attitude toward the war.Thus the Times, after a painstaking discns- sion of the views of President Wil- ~ son and Mr.Hughts on domesuc * politics, says: n But.whater2r the cours: of Amerfs doméstic politics and whoever er President, we trust and believe that she will continue to give the Allies the legitimate support.moral wd material, which she has efforded shem throughout the war\u201d Tre Daily News says: \u2018The election of 1016 ha.cinched weeli with characteristics worthy of the historic times - fa which it has fallen.In its sustained urcertainty À has carried to a fitting climax the alteriating vicissitades of th: campaign.One luc: remains certain, samely.with the field shared by (wo tandidates of hunor and integrity.a President of honor and integrity will cessarily rule at the White House Suring the rext quadrerninm, as in| she past quad -ennijum.\u201d ! ps DROWNING ACCIDENT.Brantford.Ont, Nov.$-Me, J.1s, cn@ of the pid-time- residents of is city.ig front thempron at Wilkes | m here.this - forenogn and owas ¢ wne had beep fishing pnd in 1 attempY to cross the apron, slipped | filo the water.\u2019 hit ye fan CHARGED 4h WITH FORGERY.f London, Ont.Nov.8\u2014Lindsay Alfe 22-year-old youth nf Walker- | .left here this morning.in the! \u2018gpstody of a Walkerville officer to] énswer to a charge of forkery pre- | lerred against him by the Chief of Police of his home town.BRUTALLY MURDERED, : *-Welland, Ont.Nov.8\u2014Tlkc body of , minico Loherto was found last \u2018 sight in a ditch on Ontari» Road, iy- fag in a pool o! Hood.He had been trutally murdered.having srany knife i unds about the neck, sheulders and © ven His right leg was broken be- w the knees.So far there is no clue ® the murderer.WE carcy the largest and most § complete assortment of A BRIAR PIPES ; ta Quebec City.§ WALLING, TOBACCONIST, 4 Mountain HID \"108 St.John Strook LONDON PAPERS MOVE OTHER WAR NEWS INTO $ECONDARY POSITION TO THAT OCCUPIED BY PROBLEM IN UNITED STATES.je .| Wilson, 7,406, , | Hughes #06 plurality.{son in the sintoiresehed 1170120 fabs eosougoognuanage 3 ELECTION BULLETINS.\u201ca CORO OOURNVONVORN0 San Francisco, Nov.8.\u20144,443 precincts out of 3,317 in California give Hughes, 347,938; Wilson, 352,638.\u2014\u2014 # San Francisco, Nov.8\u2014Returns from 5,347 precinets of 5.917 in California gave Hughes, 435,466; Wilson, 439,896.Albuqueruque, N.A:., Nov, 8, \u2014Re- turns from 119 precinets of 625 in New Mexico gives Hughes 7,236; .St.Paul, Minn, Nov.8\u2014Returns from 2,341 precincts out of 3.024 in Minnesota give Wilson 132,906: Hughes, 132,636.Portland, Ore, Nov.8\u2014Eigh: han- dred and ninety incomplete Oregon precincts out of 1.630 gave Hughes! 74.857, Wilson 70,925.St Paul, Minn, Nov, 8\u2014Returns for President from 2490 precincts out of 3.024 in Minnesota gave Wilson 160,309; Hughes, 161,048, New York gives Wilson 247, classng New Mexico doubtful.Nov.8.\u2014The Times 251 votes and Hughes; California.Minnesota, and North Dakota as l'ertland, Ore\u2026.Nov.8\u2014Incom- plete scattered returns from all see- tions of Oregon but three sparsely settled counties; give Hughes, 104,- 142; Wilson, 94,913.Detroit, Mich, Nov, #\u2014Oscar R.Marx, Republican.was re-elected : mayor of Detroit, His Democrat opponent, Judge William F.Connolly, today conceded Marx's victory.Fargo, N.D., Nov.8\u2014President Wilson again tonk the lead in North Dakota at midnight when returns from 1,504 precincts out of 1.859 in the state gave him 45,988; Hughes, 45,869, \u2014 Wilmington, Del.Nov, &\u2014 The completed count of Delaware gives Fer United States Senator Wolcott, emocrat, defeated Senator Dupont, Repubtican, hy 3.06% 7, : | Chicago, Nev.K \u2014With onlv a79 precincts out of 5,360 in Tllinois missing.Huches plurality over Wiltonight.The vote was Wilson.Le 244; Hughes, 1.004.464,\u201d fi San Francisco, Nov.8\u2014Woodrow Wilson took the lead in California at 4 pam.today, Returns available at that hour from 4,306 out of 8.910 precincts in California gave Hughes 337,657; Wilson, 330,194, St.Paul.Minn, Nov.8.\u2014Returns for President from 2112 precine\u2019s out of 3.074 in Minneosta gave Wilson, 145923: Hughes, 141.976, Wil «nn's Minnesota plurality is now out to 3.957.the lowest to date.St.Paul, Minn, Nov.8\u2014Charles FE.Hughes took the lead in the Presidential contest in Minnesota when returns from 2481 precincts out of 3,024 in the state, compiled at midnight, gave Wilson, 160,141; Hughes, 160,365.\u2014 New York Nov.8\u2014William_ R.Wilicox.chairman of the Republican National Committee, after dining tonight with Charles F.Hughes, said: \u201cI believe that Mr.Hughes has been electe:! and he shares my view.We ask only what is fair; we want only what we are entitled to and that we propose to have.\u201d Portland, Ore, Nov.8\u2014 Charles FE.Hughes was leading President Wilson in Oregon late tonight hy 6,450 on the face of scattered incomplete returns from ali but two of the 35 counties which gave Hughes, 101,- 088 and Wilson, 94,635, Early in the night Hughes was credited with a lead of 10,000, \u2014 St.Paul, Minn\u2026 Nov.8.\u2014~With returns from the rural districts of Minnesota coming in rapidly tonight, the early lead established by President Wilson was being gradually cut down by Hughes.When returns from 2- 191 of the states 3,034 precincts had been tabulated, the President led hy 2,112 votes, the count being: Wilson, 148,672; Hughes, 146,560.m Los Angeles, Cal.No 8\u2014-Thomas M, Caleer, county registrar of voters, locked the ballots of Los Angeles city and county in à vault, around which Deputy United States Marshals were stationed as a guard and announced tonight that the tabulation of returns would be resumed tomorrow QUEBEC, DEBATE ON ADDRESS IN THE ASSEMBLY LIBERALS WON BY APPEALS TO RACIAL PREJUDICES, SAYS MR SAUVE The debate on the address in reply to she Speech from the Throne which was begun and finished in une sitting of the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon, threatened to be a very tedium of seli-glorification by the members of the Government.had not Mr.A.Sauve, of Two Mountains, the Leader of the Opposition, intervened and added spice to the monotony of the proceedings.He succeeded in arous ing the ire of Sir Lomer Gouin, and after the Premier's reply the address was carried.At the opening of the sitting yesterday.a large number of petitions for private legislation were presented.most of them being for charter amend ments sought by small towns in the ! vicinity of Montreal.The address was movad by Mr.Hector Laferte, member for Drummond, who is usually a very able and : lucid speaker, but his efforts yesterday lacked originality and seemed to have been a pot-pourri of departmental reports on roads, agriculture, colonization, ete, and last but not least, the Speech from the Throne.Mr.Hodgins, the new member for Pontiac, who was elected by the Government to second the address in English, was hradly a suitable choice.Mr.Hodgins is.no doubt.a worthy man end will represent his electors in a becoming manner.After hearing Mr.Hodgins yesterday.there is no doubting that he is a staunch Liberal.and he quoted statistics most \u201cliberally\u201d to show that i the Gouin Government is the greatest blessing that ever befell this Province, Povidence only excepted.Mr.Sauve's Speech.Mr.Arthur Sauve in rising to reply explained to the House tha: his pom- tion was a rather singular one.and were it not for the duty which he owed the Province of Quebec, he would ask to return to the reat which he formerly occupied as a simple member.He would accent the task and the heavy responsibilities of the position and would make every effort to give the best that was in him for the interests of the Province and the Conservative party.which was founded hy Sir George Etienne Cartier.Recalling the last Provincial Eleetions.Mr.Sauve affirmed that it was not the popularity of the Government .which had defeated the Conseriative party.but a combination of personal interests and the raising of racial and religious prejudices.He considered that the party which had fought so hard in the Legislature and through the Progince to defend its hest ine terests deserved a better judgment from the electors.- Mr: Sauve then turned to the Spegker and congratulated him on his election as prescident of *he House, and alos had a word of praise for the member for Drummond.and cxpress.ed the bene that he would branch out from the heaten path of the Gavernment and give his attention to some of the economic questions which would occupy the attention of the House.The Leader of the Opposition spoke in praise of the million dollar grant which the Government proposed making to the Patriotic Fund and he expressed hope that there would be no more Liheral members running through the Province deploring the expense of the war.Mr.Sauve then tuok up some of the Government hoasts concerning their agricultural policy.and he quoted several prominent Liberals, such as the Hon.Sydney Fisher.Senator David.and others, who stated pub.ficly that the agricultural policy in this Province does not bear the desired results.Sir Lomer Sarcastic.Sir Lomer Gouin after warmly congratulating the mover and seconder of the address and extending his best wishes in a sarcastic manner to the Leader of the Opposition, he declared that it was the leaders of the Consers vative party wh were responsible for the downfall of the party and amanst them was the member for Two Mountains, The Premier defied the Leader of the Opposition tn cite one instance in which a Liberal member had heen elected on the Ontario Schocl issue, or that any Minister in his Government had ever uttered a word on that question during the campaign.Tne demagogues to whom the member for Two Mountains referred.the Pre.| mier said.were probably those who had figured in the Drummond election in 1910, and they were now traversing the Province preaching in favor of contribution.After reciting what the Gavernment had done for the labor Interests in this Province, Sir Lomer closed his speech with the declaration that the Province of Quebec held first place in Confederation.a place which it des served and which it would keep, \u2014\u2014 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, The address in reply to the Speech from the Throne was passed in the Legislative Council yesterday afternoon after it had been moved by Hon J.L.Perron the new repres- Bucher Chronicle ville, in the Upper House, and seconded in English by the Hon.Geo.Smith.Mr.Perron's first words were expressions of veneration and respect for the memory of his predecessor, the laté Hon, Mr.de Boucherville whose political career, he ssid, might be taken as an example by alt politicians.Recalling the departure of Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Mr.Perron paid tribute to the late Governor General of Canada and pointed out how during his sojourn in this country, during a particularly difficult period, had won all hearts.Mr.Perron paid glowing tribute to the brave Canadians who have covered themselves with glory on the battlefields of Europe, and he expressed the conviction that there would be frequent repetitions of the glorious feats of Courcelette.Tt was the duty of the CBvernment, he said, to relieve the worries of the brave volunteers who had left their families behind them to go and fight.It was, therefore, timely to thank the Government for having subscribed one million dollars to the Patriotic Fund.The Government was also accomplishing useful and patriotic work in caring for the soldiers who return from the Front and in appointing a commission to securing employment for them according to their respective capacity.This commission whose chairman.the Hon.Mr, Simard, was a member of the Legislative Council, had already begun its fabors and there was no doubt that it would do a great deal of guod.The Province of Quebec should also be congratulated, being the only one to maintain its surpluses during the crisis caused by the war, Hon.Mr, Perron closed his speech with a strong appeal in favor of public instruction and quoted from a speech delivered by the late Honore Mercier in 1889.Hon.Geo.Smith who seconded the address in English praised the patriotic devotion of the women of Canada for the manner in which they had assisted all works partain- ing to the war.He praised the Government for its vigorous Good Roads policy and thought that the time had come to face the problem of maintaining macadamiz:d roads.Mr, Smith also referred to the great riches of the mines of this Province and stated that the greatest difficulty in the working of the mines was the shortage of labor.The address was then unanimously carried.On motion of Hon.Mr.Perodesu the Standing Commiltees of the Upper House were named.The Council then 1diour.ed until Tuesday, November 214, (PARCELS FOR WAR PRISONERS 8IR GEORGE PERLEY EXPLAINS NEW PLAN OF PRISONERS OF WAR COMMITTEE Concerning the forwarding of parcels to prisoners of war in Germany the following despatch will be of interest to any Quebecers who hav: friends or relatives in the hands of the Germans:\u2014 Ottawa, Nov.Ind\u2014Sir George Perley, Acting High Commissioner cabled today to the Prime Minister in confirmation of press cables that the War Office had issued regulations forbidding the sending of individual parcels to prisoners in Germany direct.Sir George Perley explains that the plan was formulated by the new Central Prisonmers of War Committee of the British Red Cross Society, and the Order of St.John of Jerusalemand it has been approved by, the British Govt.The changes are made with the oh- jeet of preventing information being ing sent to the enemy through these parcels.Supplies will be co-ordinat- ed and controlied and the British Censorship will thus he eliminat-d.The new arrangement will take effect on December 1st next.and wil! apply to all the British prisoners.Naval military and civilian, except officers.Sir George in his cable adds that he is asking colonial office to have | the nresent regulation still apply regarding Christmas parcels reaching England after December 1st.It is still permiteed to send individual parcels to prisoners in Germanybut they must go through authorized organizations and they must net contain bread, cake or tinned ford.such articles are difficult to censor without spoiling the gross weigl ts.which must not exceed thirty pounds per week.No parcel wil he sent to a prisoner unless examined or patk- ed by an organization authorized hy the committee, ; Adequate supplies of food will be sent hy authorized organizations to every prisoner.AMENDMENT TO SAN FRANCISCO CHARTER San Francisco, Nov.8\u2014An amendment to the San Francisco charter, prohibiting picketing appeared tonight to have heen adopted.| Cumplete returns from 644 precincts out of 684, showed 66,743 for and 62,407 against, The amendment was fathered by the Law and Order Committee of the Chamber of Commerce, in furtherance of its fight for the \u201copen shop\u201d to carry on which a fund of $1,000,000 | entetive of the Division of Montar- | vas pledged THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916.OF QUEBEC WARDS LEGISLATURE WILL PROBABLY TAKE MATTER OUT OF ALDERMEN'S HANDS.Dame Rumor has it that the Quevec Legislature will intervene in the redistribution of the Wards of the City, a problem with which the Quebec aldermen have been struggling for some time.It will be recalled that without any premonition whatever the reduction of the number of wards in Quebe: from thirteen to cight and the number of aldermen from twenty-five to sixteen was imposed by the Legislature at its last session.The change, of course, will only take effect at the next municipal elections in 1918, but the City Council, fearing that the Legislature at the present session would make the redistribution, star:- ed ut recently to study the question.\u201cThere are as many plans of subdivisions as zheir are aldermen, but twn particularly seen to have the largest number of suppo-ters.The first is a division into eight wards with five in Lower Town and three in Upper Town, and that plan was carried at the last meeting of the Council.At the next meeting of the Council.Ald.Bouchard will move a six-ward division, and even though it is defeated in the Council it is stated that the Private Bills Committee will favor the six-ward plan when the Quebec Bill comes up for study.Shawinigan Company.Mr.L.A.Cannon, K.C., members for Quebec Centre in the Legislative Assembly, presented a petition yesterday on behalf of the Shawinigan Water & Power Company.Tt is un- derstnad that the company secks authorization to increase its capital, to do business in Portneuf and Montmorency counties and to be granted all the powers which are given tn joint stock companies by letters patenter wm ret.RECRUITS JOINING {71ST BATTALIOY SIXTY MEN ENLISTED IN SEVEN DAYS \u2014 MED.EXAMINATION AND TRAINING.During the past seven Cays sixty recruits have joined the ranks of the 171st Battalion Quebec Rifles.and a-e now receiving instructions in dnll exercises in or about the regimen\u2019s barracks at the Immigration Building.These latest additions bring the strength of the battalion np to 769, The rate of enlistment since the first of the moh is considered satisfactory and the officers are confident of steady enrollment in order to bring the battalion up to strength before it leaves for overseas at the and of the month.There is a probability of the battalion accompanied by the brass, pipe and bugle bands having a march out this evening, although nothing definite has been decided upon ye\u2019.A number of the officers of the 171st are away on recruiting tours.Lt.Col.O.Talbot, Lieut.LaBreeque, and Lieut.J.Paradis, are in Grand'Mere district; Captain Stalker, Lieut.C.Billingsley, Lieut.M.Brady and Lt.Eddie Flynn are recruiting elsewhere, The balance ot the battalion are being put through their final examination by the medical officers attached to the baitalion, while out-of-doors the men are reeciving daily instructions which are interspersed with lectures.! ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF CAPT.T.J.B7RGERON.Keen regret is expressed at the death of Captain Thomas Joseph Bvr- ; geron.who was accidentally killed at Fort Willard, Ont.He was the son | of the late Joseph Bergeron.formerly of Sillery.The Bergercn fanuly' has been sorely tried of late, there | having been ten deathe in :he fanily + since las\u2019 April.The deceased.whol was gencrally kenwn as \u201cTom Bergeron.\u201d in Sillery, was a great favor- | ite and heloved by all who knew him.! His sorrewing \u201cclatives will have the | sympathy of a host of friends in their | bereavement.The deceased is surviv ed by a widow and eight children, as well as five brothers, Mestes.Paul! Bergeron, Capt.Henry Bergeron, Oli- > ver Bergeron, Arthur Bergernn, and! Alfred Bergeron, and four sisters.MINISTER OF PENSIONS.London, Nov, 8\u2014Arthur Henderson, leader of the Labor party in the House of Commons, has been appointed Minister of Pensions, à post recently created.SENT UP FOR TWELVE MONTHS.Two members of a local battalion on a charge of absenting themsclves without leave were brought before the Court of Sessions yesterdav and sentenced to twelve months pris- onment, \u2014 \u2018Best Advertising: Medium in City .>.d «ory y ONE CENT.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 - \u2014 When You Come Shopping be shown Shoesin Canada.To Montreal Visit Fairweather\u2019s ! OU will receive a cordial welcome and will the city\u2019s best selection of Furs, Ladies Ready- to-Wear Garments, Hats, Lingerie, and You will find here the latest novelties, including exclusive styles not té be obtained elsewhere And the Fairweather\u2019s label, whether on a $1,500 eet of Furs, or a $5.00 Shirtwaist, is a guarantee of the very highest quality.\u2014Furs may be ordered by Moi.\u2014New Catalogue sent on Request FAIRWEATHERS' LIMITED 47 ST.CATHERINE ST.WEST, MONTREAL * EARST PAPERS UNDER THE BAN FRENCH GOVERNMENT FOLLOWS PRECEDENT SET BY THE BRITISH.New York, Nov.9\u2014The New York Tribune this morning publishes the following: Paris, Nov.8\u2014Following the precedent set by the British Government, the French Government has deprived William Randolph Hearst and the International News Service cf the use of cable service between Paris and America.The order applizs to all the news channels under Hearst's control.The order was issued yesterday, and today all Hearst employes in Paris received notice to look for other positions, \u2014\u2014 WILL BE DEPORTED.Sarnia, Ont, Nov.8\u2014George Edward Parker, the Barnardo boy charged with setting fire to the barns of Robert Marsh, at Wilkesport, \u201cto see some fun\u201d pleaded guilty jo Judge McWatts Cours here this, morsing and was allowed to g0 of a suspended sentence, provided the agents of the Barnardo Home take charge of \u2018him and deport him to England.INMIGRATION T0 | THIS PROVINC 96 IMMIGRANTS LANDED THE PORT OF QUEBEC LAST YEAR i The report of Mr.Geo.Lebel, Provincial Immigration Agent contained in the report of the Minister of Colonization Mines and Fisheries which was tabled yestercÿy in the Assembly, records that 946 immigrants landed at the Port of Quebec last year and were destined for different places in this Province.English and Scotch immigrants were in the majority, the former numberiug 518 and the latter 237.} 1: is announced that the amount spent for colonization in this Province last year reached $204,000.00 The products of the mines and quarries of the Province for the year ending December 30th.1015 was $11,465,873 or a decrease of 3 per cent on the preceding year.The revenue of the mining branch for certificates, permits concessions, ete was $22,368.62.In the Fish and Game Branch tue net revenue was $136,468.70 or an increase af $7300.99 over 1915.It is stated that thefe are at pres sent more {ham 350 fish dnd game clubs in the Province.Wings.A} SUDDEN SALE OF AUTUMN MILLINERY Sudden because up to now we hadn't thought of a reduction.But the rush of incoming Christmas goods makes itnecessary.THE NEW PRICE £4.75 Applys to everyone of a group of splendid models in Felt, Velvet Etc, trimmed with Feathers, Feather Bands and Up to now some were as high as $13.00.Sale Price $4.75 a > vtr PS Atrid Laurier done?He has reaftrmed THE about 10,000 men, badly found, ia QUEBEC CHRONICLE.sages THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916 HUNTERS Su IMs position as a pacifist.| Me bas | about six menths.o e jie chattered of militarism, of some mys- | Great Britain, in 1854, sent abroad ew on si era lONS Chronicle Priating terious menace of militarisin to he | about 30,000 mes, badly found, in 5 - Watson, General Manager, fought and subdued whes the war is | about six months, RIPLEE SL ar chester, 5 building of the Chronicle.© bie over.He has urged that the Ger-| Canada, in 1914, sent abroad about 2 Mannlicher, Remington, Rou & Street.Quetet.mans, who have slain so many thout [33,000 men, on the whole well found, O argains : -Browitingd mike.in ali calibre.sads of Canadians\u2014sometimes with in two months.shor ébié-571 te end doub! QURBEC, NOVEMBER 9, 1016.torture\u2014be treated gently whem tha | Even Wellington never had more barrel, in i, 18, is, Single puge.\"| war is over.And lle has refused to thin 40,000 or 43,000 British infantry, R ) A GOOD RECORD.play an active part, of any part, in | eavalry and artillery at his command, - EVOLVERS \u201cAND PIRTOLS\u2014i , he call which is bei de to the | and that fter the Peninsul I © Smith 2% Wesson, Iver-Johnso: In any record of the patt which | the call which is being made to ! was after the Peninsular war Har Bagged.Savage and Coll the City of Quebec hae played in the manhood of Candda for the winning had been several years under way.al.present war a good deal of credit with | Of the war.Always a peace-loving country, Great ! .Tents.Blankets, Folding Beds.an N have tc be given to the Eighth Royal In refusing to aid in that call he) Britain never would keep a consid.\u2019 Stove x: contes .Rifles for its contribution to overseas 133 §iven open encouragement to tbe | erable standing army, amd so it was ANTE-WAR PRICES REDUCTIONS OF MORE THAN 9% pe ce Hatt Be forces.Of course the largest item in | Nationalists.that she always made a poor show- neral and va\u201d Hacdwars.- the computation must be the 27 or.| At à time when all true ans | ing in he ry a ah | | ficers and 30 N.C.O.s and men who | 5° ©HEAGed in war upon the cows itary com ato which she was ; \u2018 went with General Watson in the | 7's enemies, either in the army or n | drawn.She never armed on a large $ 200 COLORED SUITS, for.\u2026.ee cos ser on tus con soe sas sae sos son 000 0 CES ; Twelith Battalion, First Canadian [OK at home, this man comes for \\acale until the cause of human fr:c- 8.00 COLORED BUITS, for.con cnn cen ene cas see ove van soo ose sos oon v00 000 OFF Fxped ; {ward with warnings against military {dom was well lost.Then she went .LT GHINIC = po peditiouary Peres.ents reas | Preparedness and with kind words | in and saved it.8.00 COLORED SUITE, for.:.ceo cue oe sen sen ses con sue ens sue sen ore san ous TAB of recruits joining ether orersens | 0 sa vue aie has violated Over and over again ia the lant 1000 COLORED SUITE for.ec ce cv cer vue cor ue nen aes can sun vue see wes oes one THO < i iti _ [every law of or man, an enemy [three centuries she has cone late to! 78 ! Surtne Conds 1 obi gs ion pre {who has made war upon the helpless | the rescue, and always in the end 13.00 COLORED SUITS, for.es cus on i a good grounding in disipcline, har.j 37d the innocent, who has slaughter { successfully, if at great cost.In the 18.00 COLORED SUITS.for.cc.cee os on 2.58 4.rack routine and duties.That they [4 and pillaged and burned.who Nas | present instance she had only her 18.60 COLORED SUITS, for.cco oe cee oo ag [\u2014sHOT oun, \" profited by this is evident from the committed, deliberately, atrocities navy ready-\u2014a navy strong enough 00 AND \"LES, ; high percentage nf promotions which {more horrible than these practiced by | to hold the enemy in check wnti! sae 1340 COLORED SUITS, for.a aus san ++ \u2014CARTRIDGES, |\" \u2018 they received on being transferred to North pere Indians.and th prepared her land forces bo join the : 13.60 COLORED SUITE, for.\u2026.\u2026 cee ver vus c00 000 ver oes cen eee eel OTE LOADED wo regiments of the Expeditionar, embattled forces of the allies.As an vie ses eas err ers sas wee vee aes .\u2026.1115 Tents, C: oe pe y Canada.to secure that office by a sys eminent American observer has said, 14.00 Coroner rors or er er Boots graces.|! anoes, Hunting.The record of transfers to date is om of insi fous si are seine never before in the history of the 15.00 CO OF.civ 222 Lan eee eae en 000 a Ere tt that is \u2018ied.ts follows: \u2014 war vigorously and.ee he world has there pee, such speedy 16.00 COLORED SUITS, for.La ut das re Van une ores see see 000 IRTE- or p-tordate port - ; - t t a \u2014\u2014\u2014 Battalion.Officers.Men.| Calle himself a British Liberal.lion, aptillery, a oy ia 16.90 COLORED SUITS, for.\u2026\u2026 .\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 .\u2026.ere eee ee 188 To be Had at ; 18 ie 2 30 : ' ve 5 s oe The thing is Tthinktble, Canada, munition and commissary supplies of 18.00 COLORED SUITS, for.ee nes J 000 \u201coe + +00 eae ae.1438 S.J.SHAW & G0 7 T_ is far too earnestly engaged in the \u2018the British forces in France are 15085 ' : No.40 .8: 20.60 COLORED SUITS, for.ve ese bee nse en Wee wen see ene ers aoe 1B \u2018war to t a bet 1 of that kind.à No.+1 14 Sir Wiha Laser forgets the thous.ap 1 1» considered how 23.00 COLORED SUITS, for ven vee eran veapess ses 000 0 VUS Phone oo Merchants, No.42 _ gi « they started with nothing when hos.pe ne cou ees see oe 13 ST.JOHN 81, : No.52 3 pis of homes in Canada which have, tilities began.Britain will reach the 20.39 COLORED SUITS, for.ee eu ces cer eee a PEPPER 1 > x.ae Le places of mourning 5\u20ac \u2018 acme of her preparation for war next NEW BOOKS No.7 2 3 23.00 su.aan tan nes see eas » 400 640 sue ase vl.1038 Nm 11 Sow eon vo open Than rE.when she wil have fre guns COLORED SUITE, for an No.a 13 \" HA Chenrts, ron for every one she has in the feld 20.90 COLORED SUITS, for.\" .sen sen e 20 oc No.= - 1 many empty chairs, too many woun.i on Canada's effort has also been | 25.00 COLORED SUITS, for.\u2026.coe sus sas one can ans ven veu 10a sos oor JOB \u201cHALTI wo ons mcs , No.3 sa ri No.117 .Lan ga hens in Canada to a marvellous, Two Jura and a quar 1TOMBOLA BONS AND COMMERCIAL BONS ON ALL YOUR PURCHASES, AT THE I.= ==] paie ta .er after the declaration of war the : ; Ne ht ; .out there in Picardy and Flanders to pominion has over 100,000 men in ! STORE OF: \u2014By Boyd.Cible.No.io .: make it possible.| France.140,000 in England and on the THE RST SEVEN DIVISIONS; .No.19 3 N way there, and well on to another Maps.| No 244 0 Re ACTIEVEMENT 100,000 in training here at home.Al- \u2014By Lord Ernest Hamilton] \u2014 a => w mince the outbreal 0 e wa, t th h Bist 000, No.243 ! twenty-six months ago certain Lib- nd sent 200000 recat, The Can P J EVOY ; ) Other Battalions .2 7 eral newspapers have never ceased to adian troos + are su orted by 8 ten | ° - 9.Permanent Force .1 0 vitify Lieut.i Hugh ; P \"upp y vpn] Bookseller, © Imperial Army 1 Po Lieut General Sie Sam.USNS.did transport, artillery.commissariat Phone 772.- - 141 ST.JOHN $I.4 POINT eee « i Canada\u2019s energetie and efficient min- 3 nd medical services.For a count + - * - \u2014\u2014 ister of militia.The following article _., a mall Cu opalation seattered | ST.LA Total.8 47 irom the Toronto News shows what over half a continent.the Domirim ° WRENCE HAL This is a record which cannot Ne | Canada has accomplisheé and effec- has done, and is doing.amazingly | MONTREAL.approached by any other battalion in |tively disposes of \u2018General Hughes .= \u2018 the district.And.in addition to this, | vilifers:\u2014 a Cod an RE % Magnificent new entrance on it should be remembered that this} It will be easier to appreciate the! proud.But more still must he done t.James Strèet, regiment has from the beginning of | military effort put forth by Canada if before we can be satisfied.Sir Rob- 200 Rooms {many with baths the war been furnishing guards far !the record of Great Britain in two ert Borden's appeal cannot he evad.| \u2014\u2014 8 { attached)., out of proportion to its numerical \u2018previous wars be examined.At the ed.As the prime minister says, the the innocent German lamb down the aap opens Fat (rom 81.00 pef strength.a fact which was recognized | time of the war with Revolutionary ,,., ; PE y .: : : ! last 100,000 Canadians to come for.stream, them possibly there might be Ameri ; f ; ; i can Plan from > he preadquarters Staff in Orme.France, which began in 1793, the ard may complete the defeat of the some excuse for seeking terms on the per day.8259 ns on pie ere hl re y | British Isles had a population of fremz and restore the hlusings of present state of the map.The terri- \u2014 FOR \u2014 AJ.HIGGINS, LTD.: | + - .régiment upon a anpearance and | we had mont of arm bu ain PEACE (0 an agonised world Who tory pained by Germany's miliary ER WEAR \u2018 & p s anpe and ;try had months of warning.but six would not be one of the 3'-rious advantages in the early part of the apon the work which it was doing.months alter a cclaration oF ar hundred thousand?war might well be held by her as WOOL SPENCERS\u2014White and bid just arrived, she had hut poor'y-condition- \u201chh inst our future threaten- sesvonacccccou0.81.10, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.08 THE HEARST PAPERS.ostages agains Becscoereroneroens Congratulations t+ Hon.T.Chase | o troops on the battle line in Flan- THE MOLSON'S BANK.Ling behavior, but this is not so.Ger- CHILDREN'S KIMONOS, \u2014In Pink, Sky and Khaki, Lasgrain.the Postmasier-Ceneral, ~ the outbreak of the Crimean Mr.William Molson Macpherson, many to the contrary, notwithstand- Bliceracrecnsscsersoncsnsssconnsesse.3138 $1,75.$1.68.and siss for his action in refusing the Canad- | war, the United Kingdom had -a in submitting his report as President, \u2018PE Great Britain did not enter soon KNITTED WOOL SYTS\u20141n Grey, Khaki and Cardinal, for .to the Shareholders of The Molson's this war until the German soldiers |} sensésensecsensdeccnn0s0e.$098 and BASS lan mails to the venomous and men- j population of 27.000000.and was ex: B .; ; had invaded and trampled upon the | | .boys, At.ù .dacious Hearst papersl The Chron- ' cee dimgly prosperous.Here agaie.park at je annual meeting, went soil-of Belgium.Germany has over.| i WHITE BLANKETS ~\u2014Large assortment, at .the old.18, ha! 119 1 tele has frequently nrotested agains: ample notice was given of the og- urther afield than usual in his ++ jéden Belgk \u2019 Luxemburg, Serbia, (ff prices ofiliiiiiniiiinreiciniiait.S485, 08.75, 07,75 and 96,75.Ÿ = \u2014 r cid Ufo these papers and has not failed 19 break of the war.The expedition dress and touched on some points PHden ami {F : nd DOWN QUILTS, in good \u2018quality Sateen coverings, woe fe } Point aut the extent of the mischief | which Great Brita nt, first to which are, just now of more than\u2019 Montenegro, portions o rance, à .rd 7, tu.which they were doing.7 A alt no hb Pi » rs it, PASSING interest.trampled these countries under foot.at.,., 45.88, $5.78, $7.98, $0.75, $0.70, $0.78, $10.48 and $18.75 hd nd then es ¢ Crimea, ve After noting that the Bank had The world cannot afford to allow TRIMMED HATS, in Black and colored velvets, .« oa \u201cSs 1 BURKE.THE IMPOSSIBILITY A une ant leisure of preparation, shown satisfactory profits, which Germany or any other country to un- Bt Lenc0cuse .$8.88, $4.25, $4.75, $0.95, $5.75, and $0.50 iennsisted of 31 battalions of infantry 3 dertake with d t ovoca- MERCHANT TAILOR, OF LAURIERISM ud 1n regiments of cavalry, with eo Wile ot up to record years ampiy deriake without adequate prow CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS\u2014 1 The Canadian people were recently | guns.The imperfect provision made Provided for usual dividends and left for such o dventure ane fold ne Bt.ÎLE, $3.95, $435, $475, $5.85, $4.58 and $5.08 197 ST.JOHN ST.| Phone 76L s rs oo re ; d margin to be carried over to fruits thereof by the mailed fist.The informed by Liberal politicians and | for this force: and the difficulty ex.* goo count, ; hy the Liberal press.that there is tr | nerienced in keeping up its numer- credit of \u201cProfit and Loss\", Mr.an under Ee SIMONS & MINGUY, be immediately a general election.ant .jcal strength.constitute a commor.Macpherson touched on the very > mé 9 d fon on > \u20ac un.20 Fabrique Struet, Quebec.' : = that the true hope of the future is :5> | place of British history.All told.less satisfactory condition of our farming N ea a cient te tes the cae ï Liberal party.With a delicacy bora than 1,000 men proceeded overseas community\u2014whieh never before has Rentitution in the present is insuf.ee n Las ® of discretion they omit to menti.: fram Great Britain to Russia during received quch high rewards for in ficient.The world needs and de- 3 ry - that the Liheral party means S'r [the Crimean war.labor.; mands assurances that in the future ; KING OF PAIN Wilfrid Laurier.The present war broke nut srdden- | Then he touched on the importance it shall not occur again.The only 2 | « Why are they sensitive on the suh- ily.but Canada, with a population of of preventing the destruction of our \u201c fn currence is 1 AIN | M E N ject of Laurier?It is because they 8.000.000, sent 33.000 men, gathered forest wealth either by dices or by destroy Prussian military power, id : : realize that the continuance of the ! from the whole Dominion.acrase the CAF2!:3s and ranious -u*ting\u2014both of y 2 \u2019 The old reliable remedy for rheu.Laurier leadership is an affront to ail {ocean two months after hostilities \u2018été evils by wise efforts on the Berlin ot last announces the shame AUTO § watism, neuralgia, sore throat and > that is best in Liberalism.Fetisn , began.This force was improvised P8TE of our goveriment, can be of the United States navy.Capt.spraiua.worship is losing its hold.Canadians | and so presented some of the i imper- | javaided-and action in the matter Rose, of the U-33, which is the Cer- Best Liniment Made are looking for real men and real, fections of haste and emergency.but.cannot x too promp- man submarine which engaged in YU LCARIZED +\" Porn rom nbaiiding and recived wah \\ things in these grave times.A plume | it was far more scientifically organ- Mr.Molson Muck erson lays sinking merchantships along Ameri- bad sprained ankle, ard A carried about on a pole no longer lized.and it had far better medical, press ci on the fac\u201d that now is Can coast, says according to Berlin .Inia et mat ot aly commands the ohedience and docile | transport and supply services than (the time for all classes to lay aside that sixteen American torpedo boat 1 Have them made look just like new.pd fa x agp submission of a people whose eycs | the armies sent forth by a much more Jomething for the rainy day.Busi- destroyers were assembled in the vie- 1 thin Yi have been opened in a tremendous | populous Britain in earlier wars.Let | N°38 is good, employment plentiful ity, but did not interfere in an: work meat mada,\u201d trial.Tn a crisis which has called for | us recapitulate: and wages high, and it is well to re- ar the submarines military 1 We can do the foe you bee iro holo is the most up + virile Canadianism, what has Sir Wil- | Great Britain, in 1793, sent abroad | Member now that less prosperous measures, when seeking non-com- \u2014 rt \u2014 days may be in store for us.batant merchantships.This fs Un:le WE SPECIALIZE IN VULCANIZING cies wg IETS t is satisfactory to note that The Sam's reply to Great Britain, his ; ol Li ; Molson's Bank have enjoyed a good expression of appreciation of the \u2018ue in this particular line ensbles us to give you jo Ming 3 Linimont measure of prosperity\u2014deposits es- British action in placing their ships n : : Co | ! pecisly\u2014showing a large increase between the Americans and the Ger- : nd a splendid showing being made Lans during the bombardment of Call or Phone 4000.Our sale of Tea Trays for One Dollar proved a great success, before noon on Saturday the entire lot of fity Trays was seid out.FIFTY PLEASED PURCHASERS.This week we offer a lot off odds and ends of our stock of Brass Wares, all kinds of small articles, suitable for Bachre Prizes, Bridge Prises and Gifts, If you are interested in a collection of inexpensive preparing Presents for Christmas, do not delay, but come at once and make your eelestion., 7 The Goode wil be displayed in our large show window G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers 16 Fabrique Street.(Opposite the City Hall) in the matter of quick: assets which sre unusually large.The Molson's Bank once again justifies its reputs- tion of a conservative energetic and wisely progressive institution and the \u201cGeneral Manager, Mr.Edward C.Pratt, together with the Staff of the Bank.is entitled to congratulations on its excellent showing.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Those who fail to view the present war in its true perspective are apparently willing to treat for peace on any terms but those who take such a stand are not statesmen.| They have no vision.They do nat realize the responsibilities which rest upon the statesmen of today.If as a people we had wilfully entered upon this war as Germany claims, and like the wolves up the stream threatened i 4 Manila for the protection of the former, This is Uncle Sam's appree:- ation of Great Britain's action on many and many an occasion when British warships intervened and Rritish Consuls prevented the massacre of American.citizens in Cuba and other points.|__HaiR \u2018comme Our: | Dandrufi cases a feverish tion of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosep and then the hair comes out fast.To stop falling hair at once and rid the scalp of every particle of dandruff, get a 28-cent bottle of Danderine at any drug store, pour à little in your hand and rub it into the scalp Aîter à few ay- .plications the hair stops coming out and you can't find any dandruff, irrita- | November 1st and 18th, 1916, at 4 Quebec Skate Mfg.Co.Reg'd se êT.JOHN ST.CISPE & ERIE TES CFALECRS $5.C0, Limited STEAMER \u201cPERCESIEN.\u201d STEAMER \"GASPESIEN.\u201d The next sailings of ths Steam.Next sailings of this Steamer er from Quebec, October 18th, from QUEBEC.October 28th, it November 8th, 1918, at ¢ o'clock o'clock in the afternoon.12 in the afternoon, These Steamers will call at MECHINS, and sll intermediate Ports as far as PASPEBIAC.Freight will be received the day of sailing, at Chouinard Pontoon, up tit NOON.For particulars, apply to: JL M POULIOT, Telephone 2061 \" 158 Gt Paul Street, Quebec.TEE ST.LCS éore,, Livre Ë -\u2014 AMERICAN PLAN \u2014 § Ratse for Meal , Speier Jt.by.di GAGNON, Dr.A.LANTIER SURGEON DENTIS?; 4e Quebee Couillard et, Opporite Livernon Pharmacy | Telephone: 1080.d ~ PS THURSDAY! HEAD OFFICE AND FIVE TWO BRANCHES DIED.BERGERON\u2014Accidentally, on Nov.7th, 1916, at Fort Willard, Ont, at tifiga of 50 yems and & months, Captain\u2019 Joseph Thesmsas Bergeron.Funeral will leve late residence, bps streey Briday morn- Thé Ar 9.45 for St.Jean Baptiste Churcls, and thence to St.Columba of .Mois ft Quebge, on she 6th înée, rie Zoe Moisan, daughter of the late Michael Moisan, lumber merchant and shipbuilder.Funeral will leave the residence of her cousin, Mr.J.A.Everell, 557 St.John street, Thursday morning at 8.30 o'clock, for Cap Rouge Church aud Cemetery.interment in family plot.Friends and acquaintances are respecthully invited to attend., PERKY-\u2014On the 7th instant, John Perry, aged 56 years.Funeral will leave his late resi dence, 331 St.Paul street, on Thursdysihé Oh instant, at 2.30 pm.|| for St.Peter's Church, and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.EMPIRE THEATRE TODAY CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, in \u201cTHZ COMMON LAW.\u201d Admission Ten Cents OLYMPIA THEATRE CHARLIE CHAPLIN \u2014it \u2014 \u201cTHE IRYSTING PLACE.Also rig Fox Feature.Admission - - - Ten Cents, | VICTORIA THEATRE MADA TRAVERSE, in \u2014in\u2014 \u201cTHREE WEEKS,\u201d by E.Glyn AUDITORIUM Nov.16th, Russan Symphony Advance lale, Bat.next.dec to 98.80.N.7,8,01.0x¢ Douglas Lecture Under theauspices oi the Governors of Morin College and the Quebec | Litgragænd Historical Soslety, an \\ ILEASTRATED: LESTURE i, bAglerat MONRINCOÉLEGE HA LYon Friday Bpening : fovember Tenth by 4.AUXXEN BANCROFT, PhD, AUSF: \u2018Professor of Geology, ! McGill Universityabd mhbjeets = \" Se ovr TAT 1 Chair taken at 8.15 o'clock.The public cordially invited.A.ROBERTSON, Recording Secretary.Nab.0%s SMBUS HALL, MONDAY, .MOVEMBER 13TH, 1916, \u201ca.\u201cAT 830 P.Ma V5 BERTHE ROY, E ianiste-Virtuaise.Assisted by: Miss MARGUERITE JIROIS, Mezzo-Soprano.Mr.JOSEPH GRENIER, Baritone, and PAUL ROBITAILLE, \u2019Celliste.Price of Tickets $1.00, The, hy ws Nog} ( \u20ac ° mére - \u201cTHE VICTORIA BON 3 \u2014 and BILLIARD ACADEMY ¢s 8T.JOHN STREET, WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC t SATURDAY NEXT, TRE 12th \u201cINSTANT, AT ONE P.M.H.BROCHU, : Lessee and Manager.ANA N.ox3.Annual Exhibition Quebec Studio Club November 9th: \u2014.2.00 P.M.till 600 P.M, November 10th:\u2014 1000 A.M.till ¢00 P.M.NO ADMISSION \u2018WILL BE CHARGED.NOVEMBER 9, 1916.LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC SAFETY.DEPOSIT BOXES AT THE HEAD OFFICE AND ST.ROCH'S BRANCi:.For The Red Cross | BRANCHES IN QUEBEC.th LEVIS J.F.LANDERS Osteopathic Physician, Ofice: $5 #2.Louis Siret mm \u2018Phene 1185 \u2014\u2014 Patients attended et their Rome by special appoistmest.eee Hct Sclp Treatment Ladies, why lose your hair when a Five Dollar Course of 12 treatments will Instantly Stop It Falling Out and cure Dandruff, Itchy and Oily Condition of the Scalp.Try a bottle of my Tonle for Frais Hair.1 charge nothing for an interview, 60 why besitate in calling.1 give the Finest Shampoo In the city.Trv one and you will be delighted at the result.My Face Massages are a marvel They make you look years younger.Hairdressing.Electric Curling, snd Manicuring.MRS.KAY, 67 1-8 St.Augustin Street \u2018Few Doors up from St.John 8t NOTICE \u2014 Appointments can de made for evenings by phoning 4038.Y.W.C.A Girls and friends, come to the first open meeting of cur | Gymnasium Club, Monday, 13th, 8 pm.We will take you for a trip through Japan, the land of the flowers and the sun.1 :: 76 Slides, showing Life and Association work there, will be thrown on the canvas Special Music, Singing, \u2014 Refreshments Silver Collection at the Door.Building Lots at Low Priezs In the City of Quebec.In An Ideal Site for Private Residences.Situated within the city Jimits on Charlesbourg road and at the very portals of the centre of the city.Waterworks and drainage are sl ready installed and street cars run close byes Take advantage of this offer before prices increase, write phone or calt at PARC ST, ROCH NORD, Reg'd.39 St.Joseph Street.4 MR.E.CARON, Managing Director, , Phones 4033; Residence: 1829.te, 2ont,.th&sat.x7 \u2014\u2014 UNION BANK OF.CANADA DIVIDEND, No.119, \u2018 NOTICE is hereby given that a \u2014 1e THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.IN AND ABOUT TO TRANSCONTINENTAL PAYS WATER RATES MUCH REJOICING AT CITY HALL \u2014 NEW CONTRACT WITH HARBOR COMMISSION There was much satisfaction expressed at the meeting of the Civic Waterworks Committee last when, it was announced that the difficulty between the Transcontinental Railway and the City relative to arrears in water rates due by the railway had been settled and the company had paid up.- It is also likely that a settlement will be reached relative to the removal of the snow from the Trans continental property in winter time.The Committee discussed the water rates cahrged to the Quebec Harbor Commission and authorized Mayor Lavigueur to sign a contract for two years with the Commission to supply water at the rate of $3.000 a year and also binding the commission to pay half the cost of installing an eight inch pipe on Ramsay street to connect with the Harbor property.A letter was received from Mr.Perreautl Casgrain, Assistant Manager of the Waterworks Department, and Mr.J.A.Tremblay, Assistant Engineer, asking to be named respectively manager and engineer of the department.The letter was left over until the next meeting.MORE CANDANS BCK FROM FRONT PARTY OF 180 OF ALL RANKS REACHED QUEBEC VIA HALIFAX YESTERDAY.\u2018A party of invalided Canadians, 1%0 of all ranks, arrived in the city yesterday morning from overseas via Halifax in charge of.Major Frank Whitmore.The train conveying the soldiers over the Intercolonial Railway was delayed considersbly en route to Levis by a deralimen: to s freight; train which was running ahead Among the party are: Charles Byers, of Magog; Alphonse Fournier, of Hull; J.O.St.Jean, of St.Julienne, besides a number of Montrealers and others destined for various points in the Dominion.Following party: Major Frank Whitmore, 152ud Battalion, officer in .Grover Cleveland Alexander and Walter Perry Johnson were repeater: last season, the Phillies and the National leading their respective ball leagues in lasting through games they started, just as they had in 1918.The Nebraskan pitched iw complete contests in 1916, as against $8 in 1015, and the Kansan 36 as against 35.Alexander was entrusted with 45 starts, and Johnson with 38, Walter putting it all over Grover on the percentage basis, in the matter of travelling the full distance.The American leaguer only was extracted from two contests, while the National leaguer fell by the wayside in seven.Johnson had a finishing percentage of .947; Alexander of .833.Howard Ehmke, of the Tigers, and Burleigh Grimes, of the Pirates, withdrawn from any games that they started, each leading off in four.\u201cAlex\u201d Was Busy.Alexander led all fast set contems poraries\u201d in the number of- jitching starts, Pat Moran picking Lim on 45 occasions to abate the foe.Bill Cartigan let \u201cBabe\u201d Ruth do pioneer work in 40 controversies, which was two more than Johnson started for the Nationals.Harry Coveleskie led off in 39 games for the Tigers: Al Mamaux, of the Pirates.in 28 games, and Dick Rudolph.of the Braves, in 36.The Pole displayed more stick- totiveness than any other member of the Jenninge\u2019 vitching stable, figuring in 2 contests all by his lonesome.George Dauss pitched 18 complete games.Bill James 8; Jean Duhue.#2 Willie Mitchell.7: Bernie Boland, 5: Geo.Cunningham.8; Howard Ehmke.4: Farl Hamilton, 3, and Ceorge Boehler, 1.The Leading Twirlers.< Ranking ahead of Coveleskie Bheg number of full games pitched HN Alexander.with 38; Johnson.y great: 1,30\u2014Hnghes is elected.3.30\u2014Wilson is returned tc power.3.30\u2014Looks like Hughes again.4.30\u2014Wilson sure of election.8.30\u2014Hughes defeats Wilson.6.30 Wilson due for another term.7.30~\u2014Hughes new president.- 8.30\u2014Victory for Wilson.© 9.30\u2014Same thing.+ 10,30\u2014Take your pick.The Sayville wireless han at last et its natch.ss 0 Thé Emmets were represented at last nights City Hockey meet- \u2018ing by Johnny (\u201cSpike\u201d) Sullivan and Johh Doyle.Frank McLaughlin's interests were well-looked after with two such heavyweights.¢ oo Batteries for United States: Hughes and Fairbanks, or Wilson and Lansing (Secy.) Speak up there, Umpire Sam, the crowd canfe hear you.se.There is a six-day \u2018bicycle ace go ing on ia Boston, and- yet John H.Roberts -ssys boxing Is brutal.Tt is :pretty certain now that the Sons of Ireland will retain their whole forward line of Carey; MeNaughton and LaRoche.With a solid defence, the champs will be right in the running again this season.The Lagrentides will be replaced by Laval in the local hockey league this season.The Students will likely have a strong team.They also have an option on the service of last year's players of the Laurentide club, though Mr.Letourneau, of the Montagnais, would have preferred that these should have been declared free agents.se \u201cSteve\u201d Newton presided for the first time over a meeting of the Quebec City Hockey League.The base- hall manager and catcher will be an enthusiastic officer.Hockey has not yet received proper attention from the fans.Nothing has yet been heard from \u201cJoe\u201d Hall.* 8s @ with 36: Flmer Myers, with 31; Fd.Pfeffer.with 30; Al Mamaux.with 26: Al Demaree.Joe Bush and Dick ! Rudolph.with 23, and Jeff Tesreau and \u201cBabe\u201d Ruth.with 23.\u201cBob\u201d Shawkey pitched the same number of complete games as the man from Shamokin, Fred Toney.Jim Vaughn, and Geo.Tyler on less, and Eppa Rixey and Carl Weilman two less.Seven men in the National and eleven in the American failed to travel the distance even once.Dave Danforth, strikeout king of the American Association, in 1915, pite- ed ogly,one full-game for the White Sex qut of eight attempts, and tl Wie was the one in which he made | his debut with the White Sox.Ine cidentally.it was against the Tigers.He won it.8 to 6.Ed.Walsh's Record, Tn a8 probability the modern record far pftching complete rames is Sox.who started 49 games for them in 1908.and finished a]l of these except six.Hie boss was Fielder AIfi- ! son Jones.The former spithall monarch, last season.only was permitted by Clarence Henry Rowland.to attempt to lead the South Side team ! to victory once and then he flivvered in the attempt.Washington knocking him out before the third of the game had been completed, \u2014_\u2014 ROBERTS MAY PLAY ON COAST Vancouver, B.C.Nov.8.\u2014 Cordon Roberts, ex-Wanderer Lockey player, who is practising medicine in New Westminster, and a deal for whom is now pentng between Sammy Leichtenhein and Frark Patrick, declared today that he was anxious to play on the Vancouver team in the Pacific Coast Hackrv Association.President Frank Patrick stated that the deal for Roberts wes still hanging fire and that wiile he was certain that Roberts is à star fnlly worth the $500 Lichtenhein is demanding, he thought the price might he lowered.Se \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BILLIARD PLAYER REGAINS TITLE Toledo.Ohia, Nov.8.\u2014By defeating Hugh Heal here tonight, George Moore, of New York, regained his title of three cushion billiard champ- fon.The final score of the Moore- Heal match was 150 to 125, the New Yorker leading consistently and adopting the safety style of play througout the contest.Moore won the first block on Monday night.50 to 41, the second went to\u2019 Heal 52 to 80, Tt is the gecond time Moore has won the title.taking it the first time from Alfred De Ore in a tournamen: in Chicago.He fost it to Charles McCourt, nf Pittsburg, from whom Heal obtained it.REVENGE.Auto Dealer: \u201cDo you know how many cars T have sold this week?\u201d New Clerk: \u201cSeventeen\u201d Auto Dealer: \u201cSee here, have you been looking into the books?\u201d New Clerk: \u201cNo.sir.\u201d Auto Desler: \u201cThen how did you guess it exactly?\u201d The Patrisk\u2019s are said to have objected to the manner in which the 228th Battalion team secured Eddie Oatman.MeNamara and Prodgers secured a recruit and a hockey player, We cannot see how the: Patricks can objest and still pose as being patriotic.+.Last summer when big Jess Willard was hit on the head by a pitched balla crust fam shouted: \u201cGood boy, Jess, that's the way to put the wood to it.\u201d Jest was nearly being put in alittle wooden.box aver it.v'ruopdiigtahLe making a big splurge over the fact that Fraser Facidth- Gul 90-batsmen sgainst Bt.Patrick\u2019s.Desjardins did better than that When Ne hut-out Patricias without a hit or a run, gnd fanned twenty batsmen in the very fitst game of the season.es 1000 8 n° ; The N.H.A.will meet in Toronto on Saturday evening.The schedule for the season will likely be submitted by the president.0.0.Now that Hearsts papers are barred.what are you going to do to see Silk Hat Hargre divorce suit or read Beatrice Fairfäx's advice to the love- Torn?* te We have reecived the \u201cfoltowing:\u2014 Editor, Sporting Notes.Sir\u2014\u201cCharles Evans Hughes will he next President of U.S.\u201d headline.Don't believe it old top.March 4th, falls on Sunday.Seey.of State Lans ing.ete, (old stuff).P.D R.P.D.Dear R.P.D.\u2014We, like yourself, ad- : his election.But\u2014that headline looks good yer, we fear, .Come to think about ft, those Americans are either poor mathemati cians or else are great jugglers of figures, « 0 Popular Pastime, No.601: Being stakeholder of a bet and wondering what to do with the money, \u2014\u2014\u2014 TRON ISBDINOAN ABO, i KING GOSSIP.3 @ .A bpcsosouons oung Charlie Ome Se Pen matched with kid George for\u2019 Friday night.The Brown-Andrews battle is attracting much interest.A record crowd should be present at the Grande Alles Rink Friday ov.ening.e.Joe Montminy will referee the bouts, .Pepey and Andrews are due this afternoon.eee Montreal, Nov.8\u2014Kid Burns, local featherweight, outpointed and of S : by the magnates = ms ~~ (SNOWSHOE CLUB'S SMOKER PLEASANT RETURNED WOUNDED SOLDIERS WERE ENTERTAINED LAST EVENING.Say, did you hear In your dreams last night sounds as of angels singing, nightingales trilling and harps harping?Maybe you though: sleepily that the nigger minstrels had come to town, but it wasn't that at all, \u2014it really wasn't, \u2018Twas simply the ! echoes of the Quebec Snowshoe Club's military smoker rolling over the hills as the boys came home.It was a dandy smoker, too,\u2014lots of music, lots of fun and lots of grub.The programmé which follows shows that nothing short of the best of talent is heard at the Snow Shoe Club Wounded Soldiers\u2019 concerts, The performers were: Song .\u2026 .\u2026 oo .Miss Rogers Recitation ., .Mrs, Amaron Whistling Solo .Miss Seifert Dueti.«ov 25 64 24 6e ve va +o +.Bergts.Coles and Wiseman, Recitation., .Mrs.A EK.Scott Song \u2026 + \u2026\u2026 .« .Spr.Crutcher Song.\u2026.+ .\u2026.Miss D, Gibsone Song .\u2026 .\u2014 + + \u2026 Corpl.Fraser Song.+.\u2026 \u2026.Pte.Hamm The accompaniments were very ably played by Mrs.Thorn, Mrs.Stott and Mr.J.Kinnear.Every number on the program was heartily encoted, and it the soldiers had had their way, the concert would be going yet.MAY ORGANIZE NEW MAJOR LEAGUE BEST CITIES OF INTERNATIONAL AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO BE IN IT.New York, Nov, 8\u2014The Evening Sun today says that plans have been laid by the baseball magnates of the two major leagues for the formation of a third big circuit, in which it is intended to combine the best cities in the International League and the American Association.The new league, it is said, will take in Toronto, Buffalo, Baltimore and Newark in the éast and Milwaukee, Louisville, Indianapolis and Toledo in the west.The new organization, according to present \u2018plans, will not be subject to the draft rule, and may have a repres- entativé on the National Commission.The National Association of minor leagues will convene at New Orleans on Nevember 14th, sad delegates from big ahd little clubs in all parts of the United States arid-Canads will discuss plans for.the building up of the sport outside of the major leagues.With the proposed circuit, it is believed that organization will be perfected and that Edward G.Barrow will be elected president.The New York State League, according to the plans outlined, will change its name to the International, with Rochester, Montreal and Providence taking the places of Utica, Elmira and Troy.= Richmond will piobably return to the Virginia League or be given a franchise in the American Association.The removal of the draft which would enable the new American Association to hold all of its players with the privilege of of disposing of some of them to the highest bidder, 1f the new major league should develop high class playing skill next season, it is intimated that it might mire Mr.Wilson and kind of favored | be 2dmitted to the world's series of 1918.That would mean a three cornered battle for premier baseball honors, which would interest 24 cities instead of sixteen.THIS WOMAN 18 ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.A remarkable letter from « mâr- ried woman who desires to becoms a soldier was read to the Blackpool, England, tribunal the other day.The letter bore the name and address of a Jccal woma:, and, referring to the large number of appeals, suggested that the shirkers should stay at home to do civilian work, \u201cWhy can\u2019t we women,\u201d it asked, \u201cgo to the war when we are anx- fous to?We can use a rific as well ed to go into the infantry, artillesy, or any service, having wanted to go since the war began.I have very strong nerves, and have been in seve eral aeroplanes.Why can\u2019t we be soldiers like Russian women?I have been in the Women\u2019s Training Corps, hbut walking about im khaki nothing to do is no use to me.I have ever done household drudgery, which is hateful and s curse.\u201d \u201cWALLACE COLLEGE 11¢ RICHELIEU 67, QUEBEC.Sinteerih Von.Instruction given in Bookkeepin, Shorthand, Teleraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Lasventions.as any man, and I should be delight- | Reading Song.« +o se +.Mr.H.Kinnear Song.«s +e .Sergt.Roberts | Ban Johnson standing sponsor for | - \u201c ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916, Cnn MAY BE NEW MAJOR LEAGUE BOVRIL OR ET) > In the recent independent scientific experiments with BOVRIL on Human Beings, porel ty the British Medical Association, an «mount Bovril proportionate to the small dark di section of this circle has been to uce an increase in flesh and muscle or SEE 10 to 20 times the amount taken .\u201cft must be BOREL\" LER I Hl EI oe Xmas Gifts for Our Boys: in the Trenches \u2018 + =\u201c; TIF you have not sent your Chrisimas Gift for the bas.\u2014 st the front, don\u2019t delay, because it may mean disappoiz- ment.We have a complete assortment of Khaki Sock, Handkerchicts, Camel Hair Scarfs, Cage - Siviacery,\u201d Scarfs, Gloves, Wristlets, and all other comforts, 5 pack, ready for mallides aqy goods daube e LH.MULLIN Reg | HABERD.\u2014 æ FABRIQUE C4 \u2014__ _ __ mr qe ° er | ve Peas Peas Peas \u2018\u201d JUST ARRIVED:\u2014French and Italian Peas, from the best mé PEAS, extra fine Delory.« »\u2026 +.coo coe pdfs fins coe +.900 fi PEAS, fine Delory coe ove conve see ces oes inp .\u2026êôle tin PEAS, extra fine Dandicolle & Gaudin.e +.\u2014.20c tin PEAS, very fine Dandicolle & Gaudin.me BEC tin PEAS, extra fine Menina .cen wee eve gos 85e tin PEAS, fine Menins .cer cre ere ser won con van ven see +0 88 HR { Try them and be convinced of their high quality.Georges Ratry-.| \u201cTHE HOUSE OF QUALI.> \u2018Phones 0405-000.087 sTRkwe.Ask For Prices = Before placing your orders, phone 8777, and ask us for prices en GREY, MANILLA, FIBRE and KRAFT WRAPPING PAPERS, PAPER BAGS, CUTTERS, TWINES, Kw.Building Papers, 1, 2 and 8 Ply Sovereign Crown Brand, guaranteed for 8, 10 and 18 years.3 and ply Ready Roofing, Tarred and Tarred Sheathing Felts, Dry Sheathing and Carpet Felts, Cosl Tar, Pitch and Oakum, YOUR REQUIREMENTS ARE SOLICITED AND WILL HAVE OUR MOST CAREFUL - AND PROMPT ATTENTION i] a n How About Your Sidewalk?If you are thisking of replacing it by & permanent one, ask ue for particulars, which will not cost you anything.QUEBEC SCRAP METAL & PAPER C0, Limited quasse day race which began Monday, were| New Clerk: \u201cBecause there: have out-generalied Artie O'Lesry, of | aqgen No a on even terms at 10 o'clock to- | been just that many fellows looking | New York, in a ten round bout be.ay od B Classes.16 ST.ROCH STREET ight.Each team had covered 803, for you this sfternoon with blood in| fore the Canadian Hoekey Club et & W, M WALLACE, miles and seven laps of thas hour.| their eye.\u201d \u2014Pueck | Sohmer Park tonight | \u2019 i , ' \u201c .ab * \u2014\u2014 - > ti \u2014 a mal et T \u2014\u2014 tm » wr - pn ® Ay?THREE DAYS foi\u201d THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1916, ONLY .PARTL PREPARATORY ACTION, JUNE #8 TO 20.Showing the activities before Fri.court-Mamets.Similar action took place along the entire British front in Picardy, Hidden batteries were pounding the German trenches for five days before the attack of July let.AT-inch guas were giving the enemy no rest.&inch Howitzers in action shelling the German first-line trenches of - Mamets.Canadian 60-pounders added to the din of gen fire, Shrapnel bursting over their trenches kept the Germans astir, Church service evening before the attack.Firing \u201cplum puddings for Emperor Bill\u201d from trench mortars.Bombarding the Germans with 9.2- inch Howitsers, Shells tearing up the enemy's deen dugonts.PART II, A maa) in camp on the evening of the great advance.Moving up the troops.Operating a 14-inch Howitzer (\u201cgrandmother\u201d) by Royal Marine Artillery, firing.shells weighing 1,400 pounds.the attack, July 1st, 1916.Fixing bayonets and to first line, Wiring the crater.parapet.Shrapnel bursting over German trenches.Tefrific concentrated bombardment of German trenches the morning of through the communication trenches Just before the attack.Blowing up the enemies\u2019 tranches by a huge mine.Firing machine guns from the passing first-line A SUCCESS AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE.No one should miss seeing this photopiay.The most beautiful love vemance ever written Three Weeks\u201d will be shown for the last time today.MADALEINE TRAVERSE as the Queen in \u201cThree Weeks.\u201d Patrons should visit the matinee ; performances in order to relieve the | saticipated extra heavy attendance in the evenings.Note hours of performances: Matlmees, 2.00 p.m, 2.30 p.m.} evening, 96 pm, 9.00 pm.orches- - ta} usual prices.(Pr ES Instant Oorns Reltef Pai Y Drop & see Out ing.Magical the way \u201cPutnam's\u201d oases the pain, destroys the roots, kills night, and corns (eel better in the morn.à corn for all time.No pain.Cure furanteed, Get a 325-cent bottle of 6° Extractor today.LE EE BERTHE ROY (Prom the Paris and New York » Conservatories) + MUSIC TEACHER.Voise Culture, Piano and Harmony.Studio ®.Joba LARGE CROWDS TO OLYMPIA.\u2014 \u201cThe Walls of Jericho\u201d Fox Feature Is Also Good.Charley Chaplin and Mabel Nore mand in \u201cHis Trysting Places\u201d at tracted large crowds to the Olympia Theatre yesterday.\u201cThe Walls of Jericho\u201d a big Fox production featuring Edmund Breese, was also well received, This programme will be offered for She last time today, Don\u2019t faii to see it.THE RUSSIAN \u2018 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Advance Sale For This Great Event Opens Saturdayi [to a.superlative degree all those who -phaoked forward to as the biggest thing ental tour of America will bring for- | ward ta American and Canadian music lovers several Russian novelties which are practically unknown.They ars wonderful masterpieces of the Russian composers which will delight will hear, the \u2018Russians.The Quebec concert takes place on Thursday of next week (the 16th) at the Auditorium, The event is being ever brought to Quebec and will be attended by the! elite of our society and music-loving public, Seats will be on sale Saturday morning.Strictly a cash sale.CHILDREN HATE PILLS, COLOMEL AND CASTOR OIL IF CROSS, PEVERISH, CONSTI.\u2018PATED, GIVE \u201cCALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS.\" Look back at your childhood days, Remember the \u201cdose\u201d mother insisted on \u2014 castor oil, colomel, cathartics: How you hated them, how you fought i against taking them.! With our children it's different.Mothers who cling to the old form of THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Presented Under the Auspices of the Quebec Chronicle.AUDITORIUM THEATRE \u2018First Showing This Afternoon.Prices-Matinee, 15 & 25.Evening, 50, 25 & 15c | \u201cTHE GREATEST MOVING PICTURE IN THE WORLD The Official Film of the Imperial Government taken torecord theBattle of the Somme, July 1st when the ini- |= tiative was assumed by the British on the Western Front.Judgment by Hom.Chief Justice Lemieux: ! Turgeon va Gravel, Judgment as prayed.Judgment by the Prothonotary: Feeney vs.Defoy.Judgment against defendant for $322.75, interest and costs, Hon.Justice Belleau will judgments in the following cases: Bernier & vir, va.Pageao & Comeau, vs.Lapierre, tomorrow morming at half-past ten.Judgment by Hon.Justices Cannon: * Barbeau vs.Dombrowskideliver Plainasking that by the judgment of the court the» insurance to the premises leased to plaintiff ceased, and that damages be paid him according to the conclusions of the action: a general denial was filed by defendant; the learned judge tiff sues defendant for $50 damages.| Loi house wear, declares that the Superior Court as no jurisdiction whatever in the matter, \u2018 considering that plaintiff claims $50 damages, and that the action is between a lessor and a lessee: doth order that the parties in the present cause b: sent before the Circuit Court.for this distrier, to proceed with the case, without costs, Writs of summonses fssued from the Prothonotarv's office: The Omega Pump and Windmill physic simply don't realize what they do.The children\u2019s revolt is well founded.Their tender little \u201cinsides\u201d are injured by them.If your child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only delicious \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs\u201d Its action is positive, but gentle.Millions of mothers keep this harmless \u201cfruit laxative\u201d handy; that it never fails to clean the liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that a teaspoonful given today saves a sic child tomorrow.Ask your druggist for a 80-cent bottle of \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs,* which has full directions, for babies, .The beautiful Russian mesic now used by the Pavlova Ballet, the Diaghileff Ballet Russe, and other world- tamed organizations, really owe their introduction to the Russian Symphony Orchestra.Even selections from the Russian operas \u201cBoris Godounoff} \u201cPrince Igor\u201d and others were heard in concert before the works were produced at the opera.Modest Altschuler and his eminent musicians always had in mind to introduce their national music\u2019 and make it hetter known to children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on each bottle.Beware of counterfeits sold here.See that it is made by \u201cCalifornia Fig Syrup Company.\u201d Refuse any other kind with Co.Ltd.vs.Arthur Noreau.St David de l'Aube Riviere, $431.98, acconnt, Ovilda Vallee, vs.Azarias Lanelois.8t.Casimir.$342.70, promissory note and account.HAS BEATEN GAS POISONERS.1 do not believe teat war by chemicals or poisons will he very long lived, says Sir Hiram Maxim.It is form mized with air has proved very effective recently, but this was be- quite true that chiorine ie a gaxeous À white and flesh color, cause it was à surprise.It was something new.Chlorine in gaseous form is two and a half times as heavy as air.hut in escaping from the receptacles in which & is contained it mixes with it at least five times its volume of air.and this, of course, reduces its specific gravity correspondingly.phen.Jo ls blown \u2019 down on the English erenches.RECORDER'S COURT.mixes with more air, end by the time Three prisoners appeared at the it reaches the mien there is at least Recorder's Court yesterday, all of twenty times as much alr as chlorine: who were charged with drunkenness, but thie mixture is quite strong One was fined $3, another was dis- enough to produce fatal results.contempt.ine, the minture is only slightly; heafler than the surrounding air, and it does not take much to dissipate it.And that is the last job I have been working oa.{ I have designed an apparatus that will dissipate these poisonous gases very cheaply and effectively, and k is being made at the present moment; but of course it wotld not do to divuige the system I employ.As this erparstus of mine will remove all the terrors of chlorine, it is charged, and the third seat to gaol O.17x1m the people.The present tranecontia- for two months or thirty times as much alr oq chlor dre.SN Of course, when there are twenty | safe\u2019to say that its use will bg coun teracted, 3-10-11 PART IIL THE ATTACK.At « signal, along the entire 16- mile front, the British troops leaped over the trench parapets and advane- er under heavy fire, \u2018A sumken road in \u201cNo Man's Land.\u201d Advancing up a captured trench.Rescuing wounded British Tommies under fire.Bringing in British and German wounded on stretcheis during height of battle.Lancashires, relieved after successful attack, bring in the first prisoners.Royal Field Artillery move up through dead and dying Gordons and Devons after their glorious charge at Mamets, An unsuccessful German counterattack.Arrival of the wounded and the scene at the field hospital.PART IV.Nerve-shattered German prisoners ui German curtain fire just outside Minden Post.F ashionable Store T.D.DUBUC Formerly Donohue\u2019s Store Latest Models | Select styles in Ladies\u2019 Dresses of Crepe de Chine and Silk in nice Princess models portraying all the most recent ideas of fashion.Latest Models in Serge Dresses in Biack and.Navy, suitable for street and Charming Evening Dresses of Georgette Crepe and Net in selc-c: suitable styles and beautiful shadings.CHILDREN\u2019S DRESSES\u2014Misses\u2019 and Children\u2019s Dresses in Velvet and Serge in pretty, youthful patterns; also in Sailor and Middy effects.CREPE DE CHINE UNDERWEAR\u2014Dainty Crepe de Chine Camisoles and Corse\" Covers, tastefully trimmed in fine laces and in delicate Pastel shades.Elegant Crepe de Chine Nightdresses and Combinstions in useful and elaborate models in T.D.DUBU 188 & 194 St.John Street Clesring the battiefield of snipers.PART V.THE DAY AFTER.The wrecked German dug-outs.Views of shattered trenches and villages, and effects of British shell Clearing up.Advancing the artillery.; Troops move \u201cwp\u201d to continue .advance.ARRET RARES ARR In Dresses \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2019 THEREID CO.Ltd.| J LA 27 ST PAUL STREBT.À.Wihoiesale Demers sac Mannéecturers\u2019 Agents.| Brompton Kraft Wrapping Paper.\u2018fhe best wrapping paper ea the market, kept in stock by ws, and many other leading brands.We also carry In stock Sovereign brand Roofing and Building Paper.Over 80 years of honest dealing enables us to give entire satisfaction, Write.phone or call for prices and particulars. \u2014 pat pra pp an co ein ase | Commercial and Professional Business Cards suussuvessasooes[SHECOONSSSON2SON ia LIVERY, BAGGAGE a TRANSFER, CARTAGS AGENTS.coussanooaognsoggs Livery Phoss - - - - 4143 Baggage snd General Cartage Lockwell & Leciero \u2018Phone 3857 - - \u2018Phone 1256 Assarance 2d Redd Evin Brokere 88 St.Peter Street Phones + + = 306 eed BC NONEEBEENOREEOEEE| Mg Theme - - - - M6 : NOTARIES 9 | QUEREC CARFAGE à TRANIVEZ Éronspsosomonssse co.LTD.Carner St.Roch ané Des Fosses Ste.Notary.SOSCONSSOOASNENES 64 Bt Joseph Be, Gt.Roch, © a Quebes.w \u201cmers a Office: Tel.2126 Residence: 20 La tranes St, Tol 4588 Meaney to loss ou mostgnge.eee EE ee A ae Avion LUDGIR BOSITAILLE, BAA, | peg, of oe AA 2.Aschiteat, APO.ee den LS Diplomas of Polytechnic School ® ST.JORN ET, QUEREC.Lindsey Bldg, Bt.Jobs St Metropoliten Bid) \u2018Pal.1909 Oost 4408 - - - - - House: 1000.Run.L Bt John Duest, Lovin, P.Q Residences 606 Bt.Joba Be, Tai 178, a re INSURANCE COMPANIES Mahony & Brodie LE Praants de Cris Pension Fund Insurinsurance ance Company | 111 Mountain Hill Head Office 1 Telephone No.627 [18 # Prier net - uh Telaphones 1 Quote Office $5483.Residence 548% Evariste Rochette, Assurances de Toutes Sortes Insurance N'importe ou Anywhere CHARLES GAGNON Assurances et garanties Insurances asd Bonds Any kind of Asscrance Broker 4 rue Be-Piemse.| 04 St Peter St Lindsay Building.208 8 John St.Quebec.Quabea, Telughones 26) and S00 \u2014 ems \u2014\" Plate Glass, Automobile, Guarantee Bonds.Third Party, Workmen's Compensation, Branch Ofce -b1 St.Peter St.Tel.No.92 ses iii Tol Offios 1038.Tol.Roe.830.A.G.VERRET A'i Kinds of Insurance and Real Estate 182 St.John Street, QUEB EC OLIVER & COOLICAN Representing The London & Lancashire Life & General Assarance Amociation, Limited.British & Foreign Marine Insurance Co.Limited, Caledonian Insurance Co.Employers Lisbility Assurance Corporation, Limite\" Northern Assuranee Co, Limited.Royal Bæchange Assurance Corporation.Lioyd's Plate Glass Insurance Ce UNION BANK BUILDING Phone 3%.28 de Petez Strem C.& W.CHAMPION Representing the ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED Largest Fire Ins.Company iu the World).and QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERIOA THE GLOBE & RUTCERS FIRE INGURANGE SOMPANY GMTED OTATES FIDELITY & GUARANTY OOMPANY Pire pese affected apon ail classes of property at lowest eus vent promptly settled.Boas che \u2018osed for Life, Accident, Sicimens, Libilhy, Avtomeba, Durglery, Pinte Glass, Marine and Rlowter, on bent cnnditions.Ce SP.PETER GTREET, QUEBEO, QUE.Phones: Office 75.Residence, 256 CORDON SNDNDEROS ACCOUNTANTS CONOSSOESSNOSonng ROBERT STEWART, LLA, Public Accountant and Auditor.Member Institute of Accountants and Auditors of the Province of Quebec.167 Mountain Hill, Quebec.Office Tel, 8810 - - Rea Tel, 768 J.8 Mates J D Matte MATTE&MATTE Accountants, Auditors, Administrators, Liquidators.88 Bt Peter Street Tel 2878.Quebec.THERIAULT & GAGNON 52 St.Joseph Be Phone 3778 Accountants, Auditors, tors of Insolvent Estates, mistravers of Betates © 1 4 ané Creditors \u2014_\u2014 FRNA RISARARINSR à COAL, WOOD & LUMBER 3 GAS COKE The Cheapest Fuel LIGHT AND BASY TO HANDLN \u2014MORE HEAT FOR LE88 MONEY.$4.00 A LOAD PHONE 3338 -|Aroher & Co.Reg\u2019d.Coal Merchants 126 St.Andrew St.Phone 640 QUEBEC.LUMBER MOULDINCS, DOORS, ETG PRINCE EDWARD CT, QUREEC, Tdephoue S00.JOS.GLODE & OIB.Conl Musschamtn ®3% 5 Joseph Ba Quebec.Private Residences 81 Queen Street; Telephone 2061 SELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS sosponnonnsemsanS The _ Qucheg Electric Co, te Sl.HEAVY BLOCK.Office & Balesroom.137 8 Telephone Fe Join Be Goulet & Belanger, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS & ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 229 ST.JOSEPH 87, PHONE 4623, 0.CHALIFOUR REC'D.|= Grenier&Pare Advocates Specialty: Collections.84 BC Jossph Su - - - Tel 2712 Drouin, Sevigny & Amyot, Advocates Quebec Ry.Bidg, 229 Se Joseph St .Phones 25-18-3448.dk LANE, LE IL À LEME, ES LANE & LEMIEUX ADVOCATES 5/08 ST.PETER STREET Tel.382.Residenes and sight office 1 23 Crown Street.Phone 1880 OSCAR DROUIN, LLL.Advesates.Theriault & Drowla Avocats Bank of Commerce B ve St Paul St, (Lower Town, Telephone 200.Quebec.TURGEON, ROY, LANGLAIS & GODBOUT.- Aévocates.Office: ; 196 St Peter St.- Tels.5000-5801.Night Office: 638 S¢.Valler 80.« - - Tel 1888 QUEBEC.The Rexall Stores Camerus and Supping, Peinting, Developing and Enlesging.Films Devaleged at Su.& Rell DION & JOLICOBUR.ed } .ES 8 Quebes, 100 Bt Joseph St.ie Ales at SE 307 Commercial St, Lovin J.B.GOSSELIN, The Pest Card Steve Books snd Batiemary Wholesale and Retail 283 Gt.Joseph Street.| Phone 2647, Dr.J.REID, Surgeon Dentist, Phone 2087.Office and Residence: 851 Des Posses Street.Office hours: © te 18 Besse Building, 147 Mountain NIN Telephone 17% 1 se 5 pm, ané 6 to $ pm The Dominien Brokerage Company OF QUEBEC.General Insurance and Investment Brokers, J.T.ROSS, Esq., DOUGLAS T.TAYLOR, President.Sec.-Trone.Quebes Florist Store : 176-101 Jobe Street Greenhouse: Corner Cyrille Street and Belvedere Road.No Agencies - \u2018Phones 485 and 708.We.thank the publie for their patronage and aolicit à contiuance of the same FLORISTS WM.PEN NY, Leading Florist Mrs.Lemieux, 99 St.John Street, \u2018Phone 230 For Choice Flowers COBBOSSENAEESSERE a ADVOCATES a a MISCELLANEOUS TF 0 100 108 IF 10% KY 108 X01 100 0% IF IOC KF XY NAP.MORIN, Merchant Tailor.Telephone A Specialities: Dry Goods, Hats and 320 Bt John Bt THE (NEBEC QUARRY LTR.Specialy Stone.2, 1°, 34% 1.2% also Masonry, ee + unbroken Stone.Officet Quebec Railway Duilding, Phome 3747.Quarry: Beaupert\u2014Phone 5174.C.A.PARADIS 83 Daïhousie St, .- - - Quebec.Receiver and Shipper of all kinds of Hap, Straw, Food of all kinds, Bessa, Peas, Fioar, Orais Produce, Thimothy sad Clover Seed Best connections ia Canada, ote.Low rates of commission.Always epen to take Domestic and Foreign Agencles Correspondence solicited Headquarters for Souvenir Goods.Conts-ef-Arme, Chien D'Or, Citadel and Dufferin Terrace, | Chateau Frontenac, ete.«À C ROUTIER Watchmaker and Jozsler.20-80 Mowntsln HII - Germain Lepine, Embaimer & Funeral Director 281 and 283 St Valler St Ut Roch, Quebes, - - Phone 2119.Has coostantiy on hand a complete and varied assortment of metal and; wooden caskets of all descriptions \u2018 and sizes.Lisenced Auctioneers Tel 2433 MARCEAU & FILS Furniture Merchants of the highest quality.ses ST.JOSEPH ST.QUEBEC Canada.LT-86L L J.b VARQUIS, POREST ENOINEERR 0e Leurs cn vai Re Begs, SY Eee Trenssetiens en Timber Lands M1 Mountain BI, Queben |Cash Meat Market L .L MORENCY $4 Bt Jomsh Bu.sommes Grant, ie, va nov Fresh and \u2018Salted Pork, Poultry, Chopped Meats, Cows Tongue, Sausages of all kinds, French Dressed Pork, Fish, Fruits, Vegetables, ote.L E MARTEL Wholesale and Retail Druggist Patent Medicines, Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet Articles and Perfumery, Specialities: \u201cRoyal Drag Exchange's\u201d Medicines and \u201cFleurette\u201d Perfumery.$1 ST.JOSEPH ST, Phones 2483 and 2617, J.MISCELLANEOUS.| sssoonosanSSOGAŸ A.DEMERS, Gents\u2019 Furnisher and Hatter Pome 1604 2E0 St Join St THE QUEBEC THE & VHLCANIZNG OO, Corner Church & Richardson Sts.Repairing all makes of Automobile Tires.Free Air Station.Distributors for FIRESTONE Tires.Telephone 2496.MONTREAL, ST.JOHN, NB.QUEBEC, TORONTO, ONT.Oominion Irom & Wrecking Co LIMITED.R.W.MAYER, President, Railway Equipment, chinery, Iron, Steel and Metals \u2026 Quebec Offices: a.MAYE bec M hy Quebec Barty Set anager, Telephone S301.W.CHILDS Proprietor.MARATHON CAFE AND QUICK LUNCH For Ladies and Gentlemen.120 St John Street, Quebée Branches: 88 St.Joseph St, Tel.3315 & Cor.Bt.Peter & St.James Bte., Tel.3432, We serve the Best in the Market and Study to please.MISS A.CLARK, MILLINER, Most up-to-date and exclusive styles, at most reasonable prices.423 St Joba St .Phone 4323.J.ALLEYN, Sail, Test and Awning Maker.238 St Paul Street, TELEPHONE ve.Quebec.FIRE INSURANCE peer pension st VIN Queen Insurance Company.©: Western Assurance C'ampany.Offices: No.101 St.Peter Bt, Quebec BUDDEN & STRANG Phone No.750.- Resident Agente INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.Trade, Technical and Commercial Education by Mall J.B.CHURCHILL, Div.Bupt.115 8t John Street - - - Quebec.Phone 511.Hours, 9am to 9 pm.THOS.HETHRINGTON, Plain and Fancy Breads, ete, Delivered Throughout the City.34 ST.JOHN STREET \u2018Phone 136 On AVY For Sale ÉVErY Wa 4 PLUG * Le ° ERI ol Be 1° LE a EC TN 2 .un Le PPS I al Bed EX BE MA BS EXD EN KS BS BN BBN BBR \u2014 \u2014 re \u2014\u2014 _ rm | \u2019 4.: , 4\u2018 y .ov {dae eli | .Ralls and Ma THURSDAY, NOVEMBER CANADA.: 0 2e need açéCours othe du dhe ty of Quebec ! io.2024, of 1920.- The City of Quebec, J ; , Plaintiff; : Poe \u20ac.Fitzgatrich, heretoicre of our >.of Quebec, in the District Quebec, Inspectes.A 1 : Defendant.+ - fendant is ordered 0 appear in one month from the las: ication af this notice.November 9th, 1916.; j TH.DUBE EY Clerk of the Recorder's Court, ; 2 £ the City of Quebec oi ! 5 CANAD } In the Recordince of Quebec, ) er\u2019s Court of the Miéptrict of Quebec.) City of Quebec.No.231, of 1916.: Fe City of Quebec, i ve i ter Varez, heretofore of our 1 City Quebec.in the District 4 ec.Shoeshiner.(SE Delendant.= fendant \u2018is ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.! Quebec, November 9th, 1918, \".TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Court, Plaintiff; - of the City of Quebec CANADA.) In the Recordce of Quebec.) er's Court.of the District of Quebec ) City of Quebec No.1800, of 1916, he City of Quebec, .Plaintiff: À a ; ve : Bute, R lin heretofore of our Oy o uebec, in the Disuiet of Quebec.: Defendant.Defendant is ordered tn appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, November 9th, 1916, TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Courttf vhe Cite nf Quebec CANADA.J In the Record- Poy ¢ of Quebec,) er's Court.of the District oF Quebec.) City of Quebec No.2603, of 1916., The City of Quebec, Plaintiff; ve Joseph Noet Simard, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the Distriet of Quebec.; Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the las: publication _of this natice., Quebec, November 9th, 1916.\u2018 î TH.DUBE .Cierk of the Recorder's Court, 3 of the City of Quebec.CANADA.) In the Recordice of Quebec,) er\u2019s Court, of the of Quebec.) City of Quebez 1, of 1016., \u201caf Québec, 2m} 4 wo vs oll heretofore of our hie in .the.Dispriet erchant.Chg Defendant.\u2019 Pa ; k ordered to appear one Month from the last tion of this notice.c, November 9th, 1014.: TH.DUBE at Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.J CANADA.) in the Recordvince of Quebec,) er\u2019s Court, of the strict of Quebec.) City of Quebec } Més-ast4 Lof 1916, Jae City of Quebec, hk : vs * Joseph Galipeault, heretotcre of our Fity of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, Carter, LS Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the las: bublication of this notice.Quebec, November 94h, 1036 i TH BUBR Clerk bf the Pre Plaintiff; - ~¥ a Plaintiff; eh rs Courtof the City of Quebec.CANADA; ) Ip the Record Provines of Quebee,) e Court of the District of Quebec.) City of Quebec.No.3888, of 1916.0 The City r: Queb .| : i, Plaintiff; I The 7 Hector Mreoux, herd Ciey of sQuebec, ny | of Quebece of our | District Defendant- Defendant is ordered to appear within one month fran the publics of this noffes; Quebec, November 0th, 1016, ' TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.CANADA, ) Im the Record.Province of Quobee,) er's Court, of the Distrlet of Quebec.) City of Quebec, No.9619, of 1916.The City of Quebes, RN = Plolatif; : ve Mathias Lachance, heretofore of our City x Quebec, in the District e ef : : Defendant, Defendant is ordersd to appesr within \u201cone month from the last publication of this geties.Quebec, November 9th, 1916.last | publication of this notice.7% 1916.CANADA, ) Provines of Quebec,) er\u2019s Court, of the District of Quebec.) City df Quebec Ko.82707, of 1916, The City of Quabes, va Dame Emma Impy, wife separate 28 to property from George Stone, both of our City of Quebec, in the Distriet of Quebec, and the said George Stone, mis en cause, to authorize his said wife, Plaintiff; Defendants.Defendants are ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, November oth, 1916.TH.DUBR Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.CANADA, ) In the Records Province of Quebee,) er's Courq, of the District of Quebec.) City ot Quebec No.1344, of 1918 The City of Quebec, va Marguerite L'Hote and Anne Marie Tisserand, widow «f Alexandre L\u2019Hote, both heretofore of our City of /Quebec, in the District of Quebec.Defendants.Defendants are ordered to appear within one month from the last publi- carion of this notice.Quebec, November #th, 1916.TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Count, of the City of Quebec.Plaintiff; CANADA, ) In the Record- Province of Quebee,) er\u2019s Court.of th: Diztrier nf Quehrc N City of Quebes No.2117, of 1916, The City of Quebec, Plaintiff: J.Lee Sam.heretofore of our City of Quebec.in the District of Quebec, Laundry Keeper.Defendanti Defendant is ordered to appear publication of this notice.Quebec, November 9th, 1916.\u2019 TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City nf Quebec CANADA, } \u2018n the Record- Province of Quebec.) er's Court.of the District of Quebec.) City of Quebec No.672, of 1918, The City of Quebec, Plaintiff; vs Loop Sewell O'Dell, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in tte Distriez of Quebec.Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the lam publization of this natice.Quebec, November 9th, 1916.TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Cours, of the City of Quebec \u2014 CANADA, ) In the Record- Province of Quebee,) er's Court, of the Distn-t of Quehec.) City of Quebes.No.399, of 1016, The -Lity of Quebec, tA .va | Sam Jones.beretofore of ,our.| City of Quebec.in the District «of Quebec, Restaurant.Keeper, : ©\" Defendant, Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last Publication Bf this notice.2 Quebec, November 9th, 1918.von TH.BUÉE Clerk of the Recorder*s Court, of the City of Quebec.Flaimif; CANADA, ) In the Record- Province of Quebec,) er\u2019s Court, of the District of Quebec.) City of Quebec.No, 276, of 1916.The City, of Quebec, ve Parvel Hisik, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec, Boarding House Keeper, Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the las: publication of this notice.Quebec, November 9th, 1916.Plaintiff; TH.DUBE «Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec CANADA, ) In the Record.Province of Quebee,) er's Court, of the District of Quebec.) City of Quebe: No, 3283, of 1916, The City of Quebec, ve C.D.Stone, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the District of Queebe.: Defendant, Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the Jan Plaintiff; Quebec, November 9th, 1916, TH.DUBE Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec CANADA, ) In the Record Province of Quebec,) er\u2019s Court, of the District of Quebec.) City of Quebec.No.3248, of 1916.The City of Quebec, + Plaintiff; vs Napoleon E.Poirier, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the District of Quebec.Defendant.Defendant Is ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, November 9th, 1016.TH.DUBR EH.RUBR Clerk of the a Cour of the City of see) Clerk of the Recorder's Court, In the Record | \u2014 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE NOW IS THE TIME to send some Zam-Buk to your soldier friend st the front.With the coming of cold weather, the men in the trenches af suffer, more or less, with chapped hands, cold eracka, chilblains and cold sores, snd the soldier who bas some Zam Buk on hand to apply tmmedi.ately any of these painful aliments make their appearance, will be, saved hours of sufferin Pte.I.Wastfield of \u201cC* Com pany, 3ré Worcester Regiment, writes: \u201cWe wish our friends would send us out more Zam-Buk.It is splendid for sore hands, cold eracks, cold sores, ete.* Nothing ends pain and heals so quickly as Zam-Buk, and being interest accrued on of 11 per cent.110,000.00 deposits, exchange, Contribution to Offic , $ and provision for bad ers\u2019 Pension Fund.$1,090.75 and doubtful debts.582,336.14 Patriotic asd \u2018Relief Funds .,.eae 15,000.08 War Tax on circulation 40,000.09 $510,000.98 : Leaving at credit of Profit & Loss Account, 30th September, 1914 137,810.71 | $643,050.40 Veus.cn6.46 WM.MOLSON MACPHERSON.EDWARD C.PRATT, President, General Manager.- - The following are re-elected to the Board of Directors: ; Wm.M.Birks, R.Drum , vad, SEE.Cham , m.F w Molson, At a subsequent meeting of the directors, Me, William Molson Mac hherson was re-elected dent and Mr.8, H.Ewing Viessident for the ensuing year.th apy nmi terme bes Lebel at = a.mm wa + * AUTU t Bermuda or the and full information by all Bums ou application.; Write, \u2018phone or call ¥, 8.STOCKING GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENTS, æ ST.LOUIS ST.Tel 88 JONCAS & MALOUIN Coù and Land Surveyors Water Works and General : Cosstruction, Surveying, Setiing of Boundey Lives, Subdivision of Building App: aisement, Igventoy and mation of Timber Pinits Woodsa aud Mappings, Estimates os Cost of Municipal sod Private Enter od Quebec Ruilway Building.St Joseph st, St, Foch or FLACK VA:MES RUUD ~\u2014\u2014\u201413 3t Ann Street \u2014\u2014 Newly Repaired.Formerly the St George House {First-class Rooms with all modern conveniences, 8lso Tr ble Board.¥ Excellent Cuisine.: Phone 5882.Rates Ressorable MRS.BERTRAND.Baudias Bureau ; MACHINIST.irs of all Kinds prompt; attended to TELEPHONE - RESIDENCE» - 416 Sth Stre\u2026\u2026 L'moiiou Ogre re eee Phone Wik Dr.trrgran-Dentist LINDSAY \"LILDING.Mo.200 ST.JOHN STREET \u2014 vevOcCoR : Ë .Construction Co.111 Kountin 81; mous er Bw ct IROCB, teal es cet.MN CAL FOUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE WITH IMPORTED HATS and NOVELTIES \u2014\u2014m fT YOUR INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.Miss M.Brownrigg 764 St.John Street West Indies S628, C-C.Warren\u2019 CITY CLEKK'S OPFICE.Quebec, 18th.Oct, 1936 Public Notice Is hereby given that ; the City of Quebic shall apply to the Legislature of this Province, at its next seston, to ask for certain ame | endments to its charter of incorpor- | .ation: 4nd to ask for authorization to borrow a sum of $796,000 (seven : hundred and nimety-six thousand | dollars), to pay the cos: of perman- : ent works in the streets and public places oi the City; fo: permanent works or the groands of the Exhibition Commission; for the opening of | Lockwell Street; for a subscription to the Monument of the Faith: for permanent sidewalks; for zmounts - paid for war purposes; and moreover, to modify tie width of the roadway in certsin streets of the City; to amend the iau conceming the list of employees to be supplied by each employer; to mjose 3 special tax for the rersoval ot refnse and \u2018 of snow by the Ciry or by contracts; .to make applicable to the Clerk of \u2018 the Recorder's Court of this City, the provision of the number 5831 of the Reviced S:atutes of the Province; to repeal the law prohibiting the imposition of a tax on non-resident working men; t> authorize the City to impose à \u2018ax upon antomnbiles; to obtain au:horization to levy a tax of one per cent (1%) on \u2018he revenues of the Bell Telephone; to obtain as- -thorization to impose a tax of one\u2019 per cent (1%) upon the premium perceived by the Fire Tusmance Com- ; panies; to obtain authorization to increase the rate of interest to seven per cent.(7 pe.) on sums passed due; to obtain authorisation to build a viaduct over Octave street, and for ; other purposes.By order, : the Shenandoah a steamer of the | R same line, with'a-similar cargo, and | À ; also bound to London, was sunk by 8 submarine near the entrance to the | | English Channel.| Since the war commenced the | Messina, a Furness-Withy boat, frofi Halifax to Liverpool was long! overdue and her owners had given \u2018 SHIP MOVEMENTS 5 FEET 2 ABOUT THE PORT Sebi * a month they received word that she : had been sent to Archangel.She had been intercepted by the British; Admiralty on her way across the | ; Atlantic and taken to the Russian | ° ONLY LIGHTER CRAFT ACT- port where her.cargo was much IVE YESTERDAY\u201488.CRIB needed \u2014 OWNED BY QUEBECERS SIONAL SERVICE REPORT Quebec, Nov.6, 1916.; Little Metis, 176: Cloudy, cast.: With the exception of the ocean Inward 12.30 p.m.Cairndhufreight carrying vessels in port either | Louisburg: Grantaft arrived 9 a.m.discharging or taking on cargo, yes- .yesterday.terday did not add to the activity | along the water front.emt FALL 1 i 916 .Several lighter craft either came in or left port during the day.Among them the steam barge Waka Longue Pointe, 134: Clear, southwest.Inward 12.30 p.m.steam barge , Compton.In.Montreal to Quebec.| ; the Canadian Import.Bellmouth, 110: Clear, westward 13.30 p.m.Hacket and tow, j1.48 p.m.Pomeranian.H.8.McGREEVY, Superintendcnt HIGN WATER AT QUEBEC.: (Standard Time, 75th.Msredian.) | maw which left port for Dathousie | after discharging a cargo of coal in the inner basin, The steam barge Cabotia arrived ! down with a cargo of coal which is be being discharged under the clams of | SS.Cairndhu passed inward and the Durley Chine outward.Nov.AM.PM.The whaling ship \u201cCrib\u201d reported Wednesiay .8 4.38 4.57 in these columns yesterday as hav-\u2018 Thursday .9 8.22 5.36 ing been sold to the Holliday Co.of Friday .10 6.03 6.14 Montreal, we are informed is owned Sacurdey .10 6.43 6.52 by Messrs.M.Holliday and A.L.«ses 13 7.24 7.31 Wade of this city who purchased the | Moon Phases vessel last fall from the insurance company while she was aground, Full moon Nov.8th, at 3.18 pm.After having been refloated the MERELY FLIRTING present owners brought the Crib to Quebec for repairs.The vessel is: now in the Davie Dock and it is expected that the repairs will be com.| pleted next week when she will be; offered for sale by Messrs.Holliday Bent and Wade the present owners.late Raymond Asquith, the Premier's \u2014 | eldest son, appears in Th: London FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.Chronicle, for which it was written New York, Nov.8\u2014Steamer rates just before the writer went to the h .front.eld firm and a seady demand pre \u201cWhat is the object of Conversa\u2014_\u2014 Conversation Is Entirely Emotion Says the Late Raymond Asquith\u2014_\u2014 A very interesting article by the H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, | vailed for tonnage, but the limited } i City Clerk.I Auction Sale : i \u2014\u2014 | CANADA.\u2018 Province of Quebec SUPERIOR District of Quebec.COUPT, : No, 1177, Re.EMILE BELAN-.GER, Queber.insoivent, NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday.November 21st, 1016, at 11 o'click.a.m, will be sold a; cur vices the assets of the insclvent as follows: Item A\u2014Stock lumber .- $ 93088 B-\u2014On- lot of wood prepared for doors and windows C\u2014Rolling stock .D\u2014Furniture ., 10000 E\u2014Twp pieces of land situated at Limoilnu.known and designated under number 1063-1064.subdivisions af lot number 308 of offic:ul cadastre Se Roch Nord.with building thereon erecte 1, also machineries «:tached to 16.13 690.00 \u2018the joiner shop.being numbers 157, 15714, 159 and 181 of Ninth street, F \u2014One piece of land.beinz lot desig- naze] in official cadastre of St.Sauveur under number 2098, with building thertor erected subject to a rent of $17.00, payable to Estate J.B.Renaud.on August 1st.'yearty, being- numbers 37 and 39 of St.Leon street.Tuventory and titles can \u201ce examin offerings of tonnage restricted chartering.Quotations op grain were nominal.but cotton \u2018to Liverpool, per 100 lbs.was quoted at $1.30.Charters: Norwegian steamer, 20, 000 quarters grain, Atlantic range to Norway, private terms, November; British steamer, 34,000 quarters, same; British steamers, 34,000 quarters, same; British steamer, 2.875 tons, coke, Baltimore to west coast, South America, private terms, No- vember-December; Spanish steamer,\u2019 1,313 tons, general cargo, New York to Barcelona.berthed, November; British schooner, \u2014\u2014 tons, lumber.St.John, NB.to Las Palmas, $18 and port charges; British schooner, \u2014\u2014tons, lumber, Bridgewater, NS.to Havana, $11.28; schooner, 492 tons, sait, Turks Island to Baltimore private terms.RAPPAHANNOCK OVERDUE.Sailed From Halifax With Apple Cargo 38 Days Ago.Halifax.N.S., November 8.\u2014Un- easiness is felt regarding the Fur- ness-Withy steamship Rappahannock, which sailed from Halifax for Lenden twenty-two days gao.The greater patr of the Rappshannock's.cargo was Nova Scotia apples.She has been considered the best apple-.i tion\u201d he asks.\u201cWhat it its essence?\"I assert in the broadest and vulgarest | \u2018way that all good modern conversation is flirting.less.\u201cIt is a profound mistake to sup- ! pose that the object of conversation is merely or even mainly the communication of ideas.The essential function of conversation is to be the medium not of an intellectual, but of an emotional interchange.In the mere exchange of ideas emotion has no say.It is a business more easily : and effectively transacted between persons of the same sex than between persons of different sexes.In the discussion of gny given subject two men (or, for can get to the root of the matter more nearly and more quickly than a | man and 2 woman.\u201cA clear head, a quiet pulse, à com- \u201c mon dialeet\u2014thege are the conditions most favorable to a purely intellectual commerce.There is a cold, im: | personal lucidity, at once uiheated and unclouded by emotion, which distinguished ideal discussion from ideal conversation.:\u201cOp the other hand, an excess of | emotion.js siot Jess fatal to convérsk- tiop than.z defept.As ify the sex- j'less-.interchapge of ideas between man and.man,emotion has fittlé part Neither more nor\u2019 \u2018I know, two wemen) | PSHioN-eRAFY, Pinch-Back Models Suits with snap and | vim, worn by men of \u2018all ages.Adapted principally to meet the necds of the Crisp bright man, who | wishes to have an \"individuality in his .appearance.; Prices, $18, $20, $25 | : All equal in fit and tailoring.Obtainable only snops rj » L A.ROY, 178 St.Johu Street, Quebec, Can.THE QUEBEC BANK NOTICE is hereby given the: a Special Gencral Meeting of t::e El:are- ! holders of The Quebec Bank will be! held at the H=3é Office ot the said Bank, in the City of Quebec, Que.| an Tueeday, the twenty-eighth day of ! November, 1918, at the hour of three | j o'clock in the sfternoon, fur the pur-, pose of considering an agreement for: the sale by the said The Quebec Bank of its assets tv The Rôval Bank of | | Canada, upon the terms set out in| such agreement.a copy of which will be mailed to each Sharekolder with | this notice, and.if deemed advisable, .of passing a resulution or resolutions ! approving the said agreement and authorizing the \u2018President and General Manager of The Quebe.Bank tof , affix to said agreement the corporate \u2018seal of the Bank and to sign and, execute the same for and in the name.[27] tL.D,, «are Chronicle.St carrying ship sailing out of this port\u2019 in that warm transfusion of Spirits (°C 0 Oh betalf of the Bank; and and has the record of landing car-j which ogcuys bgfwpeen a man and à also for the paspose of rnnsiderirg - goes in \"Much better condition than.1 LaRUE, TRUDEL & PICHER, ; | ' \u2018ed at nur offices.LT Terms of sale: CASH.| .Curators, Offices: Dominic Building, : 128 St.Peter street.t Quebec.Oct.31, 191%.N.1,4,7.9.11,13,16,18,.20,21x10 Auction Sale I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ; NOTICE Le the matter of: \u2014 C.QO.SIMARD, NOTICE is hereby given by the wadersigned GEORGE SHiNK, stu- | dent-in-law, of the City art: District\u2019 of Quebec, that after havirg obtained permission from the General Council of the Bar of the Province of Quebec | he will present à bill tn the Legislature of the Province cf Quebec, at its next session, in order to he admitted 2 5 practise of law after examina- I GEORGE SHIN * Quebec, Oct.10th, 1916, x The place to Stop when in Quebec St.Roch's Hotel E.H.BELLAND, ' Manager f MANY RQOMS WITH BATH ~ Telephones 6520-6521 Keep Your Fee Peel.P.T.BERRIDGE, : #06 ST.JOHN ST, Point View House k + RAMPARTS ST.Pleasant, bright rooms; Off Your Mind .| i Registered, Crocer, 8 St.John Street, Quebec, Insolvent; NOTICE is hereby given that on, Friday.November 17th, 1916, | At 11.00 o'clock, a.m., \u2018 | Will be sold at cur office, 101 St.Peter | street, Quebec, the assets oi this Ese tote, as follows: A\u2014Stock in trade.Store furniture .\u2026 \u2026$2,844.15 692.00 $3,536.15 , B\u2014Bonk debts, according to fist.0.2206.28 C\u2014One Safe.10u.00 L\u2014Typewriter pire, No.B).20 50 00 se eu 00 \u2026.76,00 £~ Cash Register (National), 250.00 F\u2014Rolting stock .44138 G\u2014One Ford Delivery Auto.700.00 H-\u2014Rent of store to April :ôth, 1917.The sale will be for each item sep- artely, The inventory and list of book debts may be seen at our office.The store will be opened en Thursday, November 16th, 1916, for the inspection of stock, furniture, ete.| Terms of sale: CASH, BEDARD & BELANGER, Assignees.Office: 101 St.Peter street, Quebec, November 7th, 1916, N.9,11,13,15,16x5 | À TO HORSE OWNERS We want two car loads of Horses - for the West, Especially mares.1 \u2018sent ' Will be in Quebec, Friday and Satoverlosking St.Le-14é,- 80: 8% 143%.[REPEL Spanish River: 50 at #3%,.§ at Steel of Canada: 186 at76; 100 et 2754, 190 at TT, 50 ar 77H, 70 at 774, 10 at 7744, 35 st 77%, 38 $0.97K.© Wayagamack: 60 at 100, 10 at 9934, 185 at 106.a Canada Car pfd: 10 at 74, 50 at 7436.Canadas Cottons pfd: 33 at 62.Montreal Cottons pfd: 76 at 103.Scotia pfd: 10 at 118.Smart-Woods pfd: 11 at 86.Spanish River pfd: 5 at 674, 60 at 87.Steel of Cansds pfd: 16 at 97, 35 at | real or, 5 at 97.Merchants Bank: 1 at 170%.Royal Bank: 4 at 811%.Union Bank: 6 at 136, Dominion Iron Bords: $11,000 at 90.War Loan: $3.000 at 98%, $5,000 at 09%, $0,000 at 90%, $16,000 at 90%, $500 at 99%.Laurentide-Power: 70 at 61.Tramway-Power: 35 at 39, \u2014 VASCNSHEGONARAGSS Ÿ Bn 9 THE TORONTO ° pa loronte «= Quotations are as fol.we: Wheat: Ontario (new crop) No.8 winter, $1.90 to $1.08 outside accord: Ing te location, Whest \u2014 Manitoba, No.1 north, $2.08; No.8 north $8.01 14e; No, 3 north $1.06 1-4c| Oats, Canadas western Ne.§ 08 3-4 No.8 Canada western 67 1-4 at lake ports for immediate shipment, Ontario, No.8 white, 69 cts, to #4 ets, outside.No.3 white, 61e.to 63e, outside, Corn, Ne.9 yellow $1.08: No, 3 flow old $1.38; No.3 yellow old 1.16 Peas, $8.98 to $0.40, Barley-$1.16 to $1.16 outside for malting and $1.08 to $1.00 for feed.Buckwhest-$1.20 bid te shipping Dos» \u2014 Manitoba Listod quete- P.O.Box 218, mais aT BREEN & GOURDEAU .STOCK AND 30 © 67, PRTER STRENT wad 6 Oh T-AU-MATELOT STRRET Private Wire Connections: ey Nyy \u2014\u2014 4 \u2014 Tel.185 BRUNEAU % 8 | type \u201cCG\u201d 82s.(Members Moctrest Stoch Bartenge).STOCR BOXERS, Dicest Privers Wise vite POST & FLAGG + « v « D Wall Swett Now Ysa | Orvers Promptly Enssuted eo ol Mash.mA A A GINGRAS ++ 01 + © © = - Messgen & DUPUIS 1 23547 Sentbon- Massie Sons, \u201d NODOUGALL 8 CONARS of Br 116 MOUNTAIN LL Phones: 1402 and 1400 H.8.THOMSON, MANAGER L.6.Beaubien & Co.STOCK BROKERS, 70 ST.PETER STREET.Members of the Montreal Stock Exchange.\u2018Phones: 0645-0048.E L HARDY, Manager.Sp.asxly HECTOR GRENIER LAND SURVEYOR, Subdivisions, water Fowers, .Lumber Limits.A K 06 ST.PETER ST.Tel 8000.J A Money to Lead.A Fist Mortgage Secured fer À GUSTAVE JOBIDON, § 3 LL, : J.Arthur LaRue, Eugene Trudel, CA, LIA CA LLA LéRue & Trudel Accomntants, LeRue, Trudel & Picher Liquidators of Insolvent Estee, Administraters, Apprausers, Trustees.Compromises between Debtors and r 198 ST.PETER STREET, Dominion Building, Quebes.: Phones M0, 4381.EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tons at Toroeto are: First patents $10.80; second paents, $0.70; strong bakers, $9.50.Plour \u2014 Ontario: Winter Sour, 90 per ceht, patents $8.35 seabord, Millfeed \u2014 Manitoba bran $31.00 per ton.Shorts, $33 per ton on track Mon- Ÿ \u201c ons s U a RON NEGANOORAUAS 20 London, Nov.8\u2014Calcutta linseed, Nov-Dec, 98s, éd.Linseed oil, 476.06.Soerm oil, £46 108.Petroleum, American refined, 1s, 1 1-3; spirits, 1s, ® 1-24.Turpentine, spirits, 44s.10 1-2d.Rosin, American strained, 31s, 6d \u2014 Savannah, Ge, Nov.$\u2014Turpentine firm, 46 3-4 and 47; sales, 354; receipts, 316; shipments, 14; stocks, 19,658.Rosin, firm; sales, 918; receipts, $06; shipments, 480; stocks, 77,408.9 u 8 COTTON MARKETS 3 New York, Nov, 8\u2014Cotton futures closed steady.Closing bids: December, 19.43\u20ac; January, 19.44c; March, 19.550; May, 19.73e: July, 19.73c.Spot closed steady.Middling uplands, 19.40¢.Liverpool \u2014 Cotten, spos in good demand.Prices higher, American middling, fair, 18.254; good middiing, 11.074; middling, 11.83d; good ordinary, 11.014; ordinary, 10.914.The sales of the day were 10,000 bales, of which | 800 were for speculation and export, and included 8,000 American | Re oripts were 18,000 bales, including 14, bow Ameriean.Futures closed unset.od.BOOTJACKS AND CATS.Last we forget.When did you ever see 3 dootjack?And did you ever know à man who really threw one at a cat?Who ever atarted that lie, sad how ?| QUEBEC, LA TUQUE, WIN! \u201cWestern National,\u201d 630 RDU ONRAVRAT AVA ADO | Palais Union Station, Quebec.SHORTEST ROUTE, 13 QUICKEST TIME.pu\u2014Test.Thurs.Sat, to Ls T Winnipeg; connections with - Western and Pacific Coast pointe) 1845 Noon\u2014Week days, te La Tuque.