The Quebec chronicle, 28 septembre 1917, vendredi 28 septembre 1917

[" L \u2019 A BRIT H, HA HOLDING TH free of charge.Phones: 1347 and 1968, Patronised by H.R H.the Duke of Connaught.Special Sale of Hot House Grapes Mr.Godfrey Rhodes, has generously comsentsd to donate the total proceeds of the sale of the entire production of his Vine to the RED CROSS SOCIETY, and has placed the Grapes on sale in our Store.We will take orders for same, end deliver them A GRENIER 06 snd 9 ST.JOHN ST.WILL GN, CAUSE |STATES TO TAKE t v - -~ A GENERAL STRIKE?UNLES& COMPANY ACCEPTS.AWARD A _\u2014 | 1 ! STRIKE MAY RESULT.Toronto.Sept.27\u2014Unless the Gov-\u2019 ernment intervenes and finds a way to force the G.N.W.Telegraph Com pany to accept the majority award of .the Board of Conciliation, a general \"strike.involving ali the telegraphers in the Domininon of Canada is # possibility.Such action was mooted at; » meeting of tae representatives ot! (ha P.Ra Brokers and Press oper- \u201catété'and sttilieg G.N.W.men held.here tonight and a resolution setting \u2018orth this probability was ordered forwarded to the Department of Labor ft Ottawa.Another meeting will be held on Sunday when a final decision will be reached as to what action shall be taken.If it is found necessary to call a general sympathetic strike of all the operators in Canada, it wlil mean that the Dominion will be entirely with- telegraphic or cable communication as the Order of Railroad Telegraphers will also be called out.PROHIBITION IN NEW BRUNSWICK PROMINENT CITIZENS OF ST.JOHN ARE INVOLVED IN THE SEIZURE.St, John, N.B., Sept.27-The offic- tals who are enforcing the anti-liquet laws have been unusually busy this week and numerous scizures have been made, Late today Deputy Ire spector Crawford seized forty casce of wines, brandies and gins at an ex: press office here.The goods had beer shipped from Montreal to twu score citizens, some of them prominent.The inspector stated that the liquor had been shipped here in violation ot the prohibition law in that the cases were addressed to offices and not tn private residences.The seizure is the largest which hae been made here in some time.The seiz ad goods are valued at about $400.Canada Temperance Act authorities have also been busy.In addition te a seizure of $1.000 worth of liquor a* Shediac by Moncton officers this week, a $200 seizure was made at S* Stephen yesterday.Chief Coughlan of Chatham seized two parcels of whiskey in the freight house there and Chief Sullivan ot Sackville captured five cases of liquor in Dorchester consigned to Sackvil'e residents.A Caribou, Maine, mai is under arrest for smugglin large quantity of liquor from Ca: .The Amherst police also made a seisure this week.SODA WATER DRY GINGER SCHWEPPES ENGLISH TABLE WATERS PAS NGER DER, Be.» a SHPPING OVER ALL VESSELS OVER 2,500 DEAD WEIGHT CAPACITY TO BE REQUISITIONED.Washington, Sept, 27\u2014Every American merchant vessel of more than 2,300 dead weight capacity available for ocean service will be requisitioned by the government October 15, the Shipping Board announced today in a ! statement giving the charter rates at which the vessels will be taken cver.American ships available for ocean traffic total slightly more than 2.000,- 000 tons, but some of them already have been taken over for the army and navy.- În most instances, except where required for actual government service, the ships, it was explained, will de turned back to their owners for operation on government account, subject at all time to any disposition the Ship- i ping Board may direct.The rates announced will cut sharply the present charter and ocean freight rates charged by American vessels.It is the intention, it is understood, to apply them later to any t foreign ships chartered in the United * States.The chartering will be in the Bands of the Shipping Board's chartering commission, which Welding ; Ring of New York has just bzen nam- \u2018ed to head.For freight vessels the rates a ton per month figured on time charter on a basis of dead weight tonnage are as follows: More than 10,000 tons, 35.75; 8,000 en 10,000 tons, $6.00; 6.U01 to 8,000 tons, $6.25; 4,001 to 6.000 tons, $4 80; 3.001 to 4,000 tons, $6.75; 2,500 to 3,000 tons, $7.00.Vessels of a speed in excess of 11 knots will be allowed fifty cents a ton additional for each knot or fraction over eleven.All of the rates are tentative.Revision will be made, if found necessary at intervals ni not more than 90 days.The government will assume the war risk on the ships requisitioned and in some instances the marine risk as well.Where the marine risk is assumed the usual rate for this insurance will he deducted from the charter price.MOBILIZE 30,000 MEN.Toronto, Sept.27\u2014Mobilization on Becember 20th.of thirty thousand mien of class one, grades A.BC.f-1- lowing the proclamation on Oct.6th and exemption tribunals in the meantime, this is the programme arranged for to give effect to the Military Service Act, according to one ot the local officials here.1t is stated that instructions have arrived from Otlaws to ail provincial regiscrars to have their staffs completed by Uctober sth, LINGAN IN PORT.The 88.Lingan, the first big ship te pass under the Quebec Bridge span arrived in port yesterday with a cargo of coal which is being discharged under the clams of the Dominion Coal Co.in the inner Louise Basin.The steam barge J.A.McKee, after dis charging a cargo of coal at the Government Wharf, Levis, left yesterday for Sydney.ALE \u2014\u2014- | The ING OBJECTIVES, ARE TENACIOUSLY | EM AGAINST HUNS ve oo Te - 4 ~ - \u201c \u201cQUEBEC, WON TH FRIDAY, FIGHTING ON AUSTRALIAN FRONT IS PARTICULARLY PEROCIOUS\u2014THE CAPTURE OF ZONNEBEKE THREATENS THE OSTEND-LILLE RAILWAY \u2014 CROWN PRINCE'S EFFORTS AGAIN FAIL IN VERDUN AND AISNE SECTORS.\u2014\u2014 With all the objectives for which Pel Marebal Haig started his men early Wednesday morning in a new offensive near Ypres sesursly in their hands, the English, Scotch and Austialian units are now symaciously holding them, notwithstanding fierce German thrusts that time sad again have ineffectually been launched in efforts to regain the lost growed.As bad been expected by reason of the contour of the territory over which the battle has waged, the fighting throughout has heen of 2 most violent character.Near the Polygon Wood, where the A: are facing the fos, north and north-east of St.Julien and Bt of Zonnsbeke the encounters have boen of à sanguinary character, the Germans losing heavily in their counter-attacks.Of ull the \u2018points of vantage sought for and gained by Field Marshal Haig, the village of Zonnebeke probably was the most important for six miles farther on lies the Ostend-Lille railway, the cutting of which by the British, would seriously interfere with operations between Germany\u2019s naval bases at Ostend and Zeebrugge and the southern part of their line.Only at two points during the fighiing were the Germans able to recapture lost ground.This was east of St.Julien, where two redoubts again fell into the hands of the enemy.One of these had to be relinquished by the British and still reaming in the Germans\u2019 hands, but, from the other the Germans were scattered peil-emll by a fresh British onslaught.Thursday was spent by the captors of the new positions in consolidating them preparatory to starting another vigorous offensive.The German Crown Prince along the Aisne front and in the Verdun sector has made several attempts to break the front of General Petsin, but as on former occasions the sttacka all were repulsed with heavy casualties.On the greater portion of the line held by the French, artillery duels are in progress.Onîthe front in northern Russia and in Mumania thé: : me mans and Austro-Hungarisns has almost cessed, except for small outpost operations and here and there artillery duels of slight proportions.The Germans, however, are reconnoitring in the Beitic Ses, preparing for attacks against the Rustian fleet.Their naval airplanes also are taking part in this work, but are flying high and keeping omt of the range of the Russian anti-sircraft and coast batteries.There hes been no resumption oy General Cadoëne of his intensive offensive against the Austrians along the lsonzo fromt, where only minor engagements bave taken place.On the Carso plateau the Austrians have begun a viclent bombardment of Italian positions, but the Italians are ef- foctively countering.aLrge quantities of explosives dally are being dropped by the Italians on Austrian positions behind the fighting front.In Belgium the British and French airmen also are keeping up their raide againet German navel bases, cantonments and other important >bject- ives, and are scoring hits which give visible indications of great damage.-\u2014\u2014 \u2019 HUNS DREAD WINTER CAMPAIGN.Montreal, Sept.87-=\"The Germans dresd another winter campaign,\u201d said Major The Lev.Dr.James Smyth, Principal of the Wesleyan Theological College, this city, who went overseas with the Irish-Canadian Rangers and returned home today.\u201cI have spoken with some of the biggest men in England, and that is their opinion,\u201d he added.\u201cThe general opinion is that the Germans will, most likely, make proposals before the winter sets\u2019 in, which the Allies will be able to consider.\u201d GRRMANY-HOLLAND ENTENTE.Washington, Sept.17\u2014The Netherlands Minister Chevalier Van Rappard, today presented an explanation, which the Stats Department accepted as satisfactory, of the references in the recently disclosed Voa Igel papers to sales of ammunition by Germany to Holland.The Von Igel papers contained a despatch signed by Prince Htsfelt, formerly counsellor of the German Embasey here, transmitting authorisation of the sale of cartridges and gunpowder, The Netherlands Minister's explanation, presented in the form of a statement, declared the ammunition was part of that bought wp in the Unie of States by Germany at the beginning of the war in order to keep it from the Allies, but that the Netherlands government finally decided not to dey any of it, The munitions were later, offered for sale and some were sold to other governments.FRENCH STATEMENT.Paris, Bope.29\u2014\u2014The official statement inéuod by the War Office tonight reads: \u201cThere were intermittent artillery actions over the greater part of the front; the action was more spirited in the sector south of Ailles and north ct Douaumont.An enemy surprise attack im the neighborhoed of Beaumont, on the right bank of (le Meuse, failed under our fire.\u201cBelgian communication: The artillery has been quite active during the last two days.We carried out a bombardment in the night on the epemy communications and shelled several of his works and observatories, Our trench artillery ended to our advantage, a bembing action north of Dixmuds.*\u201cYesterdap, In co-operation with the Premsh and British ertiflery.our batteries tek te task several German batteries in the region of Dixmude.Today sa enemy reccunsiesance was repulsed with greasdes north of Dixnude, \u201cOur alrpiames carried owt theic dally missions.\u201cRastern Theatre, Sept.Shh: Calm provailed slong the frome.Our bet- tories carried out fires of destruction on th enemy barteries north of Moni].antie.Bettioh dirmen have bombed enswy dhiampments in the nolgiderhooë of Doimeas RT he FET, .\u2018 ; da M 3 weber Chronicle.ONE CENT.OR, PAGE SPEAKS ON IMMIGRATION QUEBEC PHYSICIAN SAYS | THAT NOW 18 TRS TIME TO : : + ACT.| ! Ottawa, Sept.37\u2014Dr.Page, in his presidential address before the Canadisn Health Association todsy dealt : principally with the immigration problems of Canada, as compared with | the United States.He referred to the | more effective system in vogue in the | United Statess of holding steamship companies responsible for the class of immigrants brought to the country and fining the steamship companies, without discrimination.The goverse ment would only recognize the necessity of a public health department when public opinion proved strong enough to bring about the desired result.Dr.Page spoke of the indifer- ence of the Canadian peuple te publie | health meetings, and referred to the | small audiences that attended instruc.| tive lectures of this mature.lt had been said by Mr.J.M.Gibbons, of the be from twelve to fifteen millions.It migration problem, concluded the president.Mr.Miles M.Dawson, an actuary, cf New York city, and L\u2026 M.Rubinow, Ph.D., also of New York city, dealt entirely with the question of health insurance, the -contribution of health \u2018insurance to improvement of the pub lig health.Both the speakers treated strongly \u2018advocating non-cocimercial heaith insurance.- Dr.C.J.Hastings, medical officer of Toronto, spesking on paten: medicines, stated that there were too many cures on the market containing an excess of drogs and alcohol: the Matter, particularly, sinee prohibition bad gone into effect.The consumption and cancer \u201ccures\u201d which were being s0ld were robbing the victims of these dred diseases of the only chance they had to get better sud be cured.Manufacturers of such concoctions were criminals of the worst type, and highest degree.The false stimulus of these patent clutches of a deadly disease in a fool's paradise for a short time until the inevitable end arrived.There was ne worse menace to the public than tbe makers of the alleged cures.These patent medicines only made the mas poorer.Toronto, Sept, 21.\u2014 Showers have occurred today in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.Elsewhere the wemher has been fair.Temperatures: M Max Vancouver .o \u2026.«0 # 5 Kamloops .«vo «0 «0 36 30 Edmonton «.# a8 Calgary .sa oo oo on 40 33 Battleford .«o .«.48 36 Moose Jaw .\u2026 .39 s?Medicine Hat .43 3 Qu'Appelle .48 se Port Arthur .44 40 Parry Sound .\u2026 .B4 7 London © +.00.48 ki Toronto es oe +0 0.20 $8 7e Kingaton.«s .+o .83 7 A.ee se ee 10 48 7 Montreal.\u2026.\u2026 .\u2026.5 \u201d\u201c Quebec .c oo or ov \u2026.KR 10 St John 4 0.au.BO 7e HaMfax wo oo oc.\u2026 3 7e Forecante: Lower Lakes and Georgien Pays Moderate northwesterly to southwesterly winds; fair; slightly lower temperature.Ottawa Valley and Upper St Lawrence: Moderate westerly winds; showers at first, theh clearing and a little cooler.Lower ft.Lawrence, Gulf and North Shore: Moderate to fresh southerly to westerly winds, with showers.Saturday fair and a little cooler.Nauure says \u201cI can remedy most ills, and help you to escape many ail ments, if you give me timely aid.\u201d Naturally, Nature prefers BEECHAM\u2019S .PILLS Larvon Sade of Aug Melee bo De Val, Appointment Wool\u2014 Velour\u2014 Coats\u2014 $S27.560\u2014 These are a special purchase Sf that we were able to make at £ the last minute.Aor Usually sold at $40.Td But we give our patrons the oi advantage of our success.; Beautiful garments in the soft, = thick Wool Velour, so warm and f comfortable for Autumn and Winter wear.Huge collars and belts give these garments a smart, dressy Colors are \u2014 ; Wine, Purple, Navy, Black, Nigger, Brown.Really worth $40.00.But the few we secured Pre.C.P.R, that in these years after the | war the population of Canada would | was now time to get busy on the im-, medicines kept the poor victim in the, $27.50 : 7 Douft leave the Snapshots you Summer vacation Be around Mestroyed.Take them N Snapshot JOHN mare \u201cFor Your Summer SHaps We have a large dispiny of these, varying in sise, style and prive, at: ; E.WALSH'S 11 ST.JONN STREET, have epliscoed during your until they are colled eo OW, and put them is Albums Reg\u2019d, ot Lunch Dinner ice Cream Parlor VALIQUETS RESTAURANT (Pormerty of Boston.) City Hall Square THE SELECT RESTAURANT A LA CARTE, WHERE THE BEST MEAL 18 SERVED Breakfast - + - = < £30,000,000 in the future.The whole thing presents another instance of that wise, far-seeing statesm£nship of which Australia hes Iately given evidence in many directions.\u2014Exchange.FARMING WEST NOT TROUBLED \u2014 No Fear Expressed of Intensified Shortage of Labor After the Draft is in Operation.Ottawa, Sept.37\u2014Reports reaching here from the agricultural distriets In Western Canada indicate that no trouble ls anticipated from intensi- Ged labor problems as a resuft of the operdtion ofthe Military Service Act.Experience at the time of the harvest this year, when sufficient lsbor was supplied through the co-operation of many patriotic forces in.addition to the regular supply, has caused the farmers to view the prospect with complacence.In the first years of the war, a large number of farmers left the land to join the armies.The exodus was led by the large number of-men from the Old Country who had taken up farms in the West.The operation Military Service Act will terid to prevent any serious withdrawal of farmers or their assistants in future, as agriculture is one of the industries which will be given particular care.Since Western Canada is intensely democratic in its political views, the sharing of military burdems under the Military Service Act meets with wide approval there.The scope permitted Exemption Boards in their dealings with individual cases is wevertehless admitted to be neces- country.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ener MILITARY SERVICE BILL s Calgary, Sept.36\u2014It is not expected, says C.J.M.Carson, registrar for Alberta under the Military Service Act, that the adjournment of the meeting of the Board of Selection at Ottawa will delay the issue of the proclamation calling out the first class.[t is pointed out that all men affected have 25 days after the issne of tne proclamation in which to report, so that if the tribunals are not appointed till the middle of October they will of the Exemption Boards under the | °° _ NEW COSTUME CLOTHS NEW MARABOUT BOAS NEW OSTRICH BOAS NEW SILKS NEW RIBBONS NEW SILK SCARVES.- f Tel.338 NEW AUTUMN HATS | For Ladies and Children | LADIES\u2019 TRIMMED VELVET HATS CHILDREN'S TRIMMED VELVET HATS | SIMONS '& MINGUY, | 20 Fabrique, Quebeo | FOR FALL GROCERIES Visit sary In the highest interests of the 8.\u2014\u2014 SUPPLIES OF M.BOYCE & SON : \u201cThe Reliable Grocers\"\u2014Established 2886.I Tel 204.19 and 81 ABRAHAM HILL, QUEBEC, TAKE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CATELLI'S BRAND.WARNER'S BRAND .\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.per package.FERRAND & RENAUD (French).per package.still be able to sit in plenty of time.Out of 50 men who presented themselves for examination here today, rejections were 21.Examiners were pleased with the physique of the general run of the applicants.WCA DEDICATION and OPENING of the DOUGLAS WING of the YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 1 \u2014\u2014 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER MTH - At 8:00 o'clock, P.M.= SPEAKERS: Mrs.FRANKLIN JOHNSON, Dominion Council, Toronto, Ont, REV.DR.B.T.REXFORD, Principal Diocesan College, Montreal, P.Q.| onAs.O'NEILL | MUS.BAC, McOGILL.TEACHER OF PIANO AND MUSICAL COMPOSITION.| voman Addons: ~\u2014\u2014.§ we sr.Jonw STREET = of the druggist who tries to talk | Sauxs SUNSHINE BRAND . \u2014 rome urdsy t automobile race 0 ; Yesterday's Results: w CRIPICE meet.\u201coe '.: Williem Made Another Bid In \u201cThe Free-For-All Pace, But A ea po sox PLAY ha mes tor he Manon Bre ry Again Finished Outside The Meney, Miss Harris M.Tak- | pepsin Po.Sept #7=lrrery mn Ts bout see Soing on ester .| were responsible fer the defeat AND » } ing Race\u2014Ben AN Won 2:10 Pace With Little Batice Soc Be Louis by the Athletics tedey, the \"wp.Cu i Li ; ; sears being 0 to 8 , \"PM ! end\u2014Six Heats In 2:13 Tret.St.Louk This will be a heavyweight battle [PP = 5 ea 4 3 oe, 0000000008 11 3] New York 38\u2014=Two vastly considerable dons and ame H : J Philedelphin.: .: 000 020 000\u2014 #6 à t styles of play, perfected to A considernble proportions bad Que- .x care [ne ré BT LR Be a = 75| WINDSOR STATION Columbus, O, September 27 bests were raced tis Ser 00% | Beveroldi Bush \"ead Perkins, Mee fl when.the\u2019 Whie Bon 424 Giants cpportesity of | witnessing two such fu ie To pomplete the meeting, 5 seventh heat being necessary Aver.prose au of thr yur soe at Montresl will be weed by the Delaware to de Po iac the witner of 2:15 trot which wes unfinished when darkness Benstors Lost Last Game.ohn J.McGraw, manager of the oo pT Sects treasurer ! & Hudson on and after October lst seitied dows.reedor agolu Werhiegteng Sept.97-\u2014Benu held | Cents, ja n graduate of the old Bal | J his medical test O.K.D.à H.service between New York and Mostreal will \u2018 pic favorite ody, lou Se pur rigor Ben Earle ny to six sun sis to roms e Orjotes where the, only thing oh weighs 116 Tos.and ie ery dal be better than ever betore\u2014shorter, eo much : \u201c 3 whieh A Chirage won some taugh : | anésty built, he is declared \u201c né the frat heat and Miss Harris M., the lest two of the event of the series, § te 4 Rowlands is s graduate of no school fealty fit for I À ed phys- .pimpin, Ch way, between two of the fineat ves » ree heat race.ble favorite to copture first Is the Arch | The sore! R.H.R { save thet of his own observation, an ) os & terminals in, the world: \u2014Grand Central Terminal, New eter Nash was à avorite to cep macy i he pleads for the sacrifice, mixing it ork, and Windsor Station, Meatreal.Day and night : b All aster of the good field snd dashed away | Chicago .+ +, : 212000 000\u20146 19 © Lionel Letourness, the manager of service.\\ re pace, ut Bes J was m Washington : : : 0100000001 0 1 ust enough of the hit and run the Montagnais club, sise passed the p Through Pullman , sguificont lake and General Yorke wen the 8:31 event in straight heats.Jeanette Speed | Bent and Lynn) Shaw, Cullis, te ve the monatoay.Mee styles medical board.tain acim vt i 4 near hotels and challenged strongly the third mile and the result was ».frst hall in 1: 08)4.Craft and Alnsmith.have met before.notably in 1913, eee centers.Business men in ter will like the The summaries: \u2014 | Other teams net scheduled today when the Giants Mil before the Red wt hiv will have * tough same on | Shore, speed comfort of Delaware & udson service.\\ \u201c 2:15 Clous, Frotting; 91000; 3 in 5) § Beets recod Vilhénesdaz ; 6 Ho x ational League.© |Sex.But never before dave ce Barney Price thinks the Saints are Hi w.J pum General Traffic Mosque, Michallowa, b.m., by Peter the Grest, (Berrill).\u2026.\u2026.8 1 103 mous teams came toge who both typt- | dus for a fail, Line Albesy, N.Y.Le a rte ER EEE | Sn ls hf SE re a er Yace 6.po (Jones) ee sétedsaolténspréuerdmes : : : > + te Easy fer Pirates.a sing fat for sacrifice yle yor oats, dent TT this on \"MONTREAL \"AND NEW YORK Ve en Crean) LY done | Pere, Bai Pare out Wend i ine year, during which | ponders for 0000 vests for exch | à :g- kins) .000000 \u2018 at ° 8 Tre eney t e they have accumulated fewer > : BB Wight) ori iimerrriscrss 10 © 4 Oro [und bt Wachtel hard today, winning | his\u2019 nye have the Giants, but have | PE, 124 been received today ; prot: Eva Bingen, brm., (McMahon) .icocidaiesaions a 0 9 è re the opening que of the a scored more runs.Le à Thousands of out-of-town appli- t lLetanma 8, bh, (Snow) saouuc0 sdictesitibicccecarisee 5?after Pitsburg had Cooper big lead sacrifice play is e one run | cants will be disappointed, ms the ® Doneahy Enter.hon (@wesd ruine À End alowed sin of he mine be made boue de log eo tt, or VR S05, TARMAC hat so ry Ins New bran, (Lee) 20000000 JOR by Brooklyn In the sevanth and ing everythlag in order to get a run-| witl be \u2018taken care of first?ce À \u2018 Sor 8:10%41 890%; 911031 9108p th innings, when the visiter! ner around, once he reaches first | TH th ining f ime: 8:74; 8; I 3 8 ; * Ll e one ray of hope remaining for .| ¢ The Arch City 8:30 Clam, Pacing: Purse 08-0001 8 in 8) Three ante: scored their two rune.\u2019 bese.As a rule, amongst leaders in | the tardy ones Is the fact that 15,000 J0S.COTE B Wealth, (Pittmann) 1011 The score: RH.B the American League, pitching is | pavilion and bleacher seats will be 0 d000 .+060 in Ali, b.g., by Wesith, (Pittimaan) .seertbenresneasarbing : 5 } Brooklyn.0006000 110-\u20143 9 1 tight enough for s margin of two! placed on sale at the park in the dAVANE & BUESNEL tle Batice, b.g., (Cox) .oe vocsonsob dé 04 c4HA084 ; Pittoburg .120080 41%\u201410 16 8 | runs to assure victern The squeeze | morning before each game.a.oe peereesee eee : : : Pile Cheney, Wachtel ond I.play is an emplifeation of the sue ; According to the Nationa! commis.\u2014 f DB VEL omit Hheecrbniediasiadstons reuger, ; Cooper an ce, but, despite its use.is sincerely | ison \u201cthere sin\u2019t no such animal\u201d as ; | The Pointer Queen, bn, (McMahon) c4.0.0c0cseressssaunnes 8 4 Bion haled b: t Ameri Le the ticket scalper.But\u2014brokers are! Helen Chimes, bn, (Gam) esti snin 8» .\u2026.\u2026\u2026 haled by most American League | he ticket selper, But-\u2014brokers are We guarantee that ng, b.h, (V.Fleming) 2.N\\.ancsausns radio ssdness MH Bestes Pitcher Haré raw and $7.50 for $5.00 box seats.1 - Buster Law, chy (Child) rer Loveoorroiorrrsrrorraire 8 1 8] co a Poker Hard hi] See le à Betver In the maxi Jo box there is none bet Natural of Doux Homer D., Lrg, (Floyd) .ccoviricesssiressissrisaiines D 8 ¢ H daré ln the laning and | that à hit'o a,hit.IV à man ds going | |A certein Scottish soldier in a hos I à Fumer Time: 3:08; 2:04: 2:00.vou the fuel sms of te Boston sors | to hit, he might an well hit wih a | pital had been operated on four ter.In packages vos COTE, { ame ; Quastsa.Fres-for-Ail Claes, Paclag: $1,000; Three Heatst les here today, 6 to 4.runner on first, thus placing another | times in an endeavor to extract a bul- Miss Jars M.Sam.by Peter the Great, (MeDonald).\u2026\u2026.\u2026.4 1 1] Te score: R.H.E fun in position to score, declares let from the vicinity of the lonrer rise à at 10, 25 and 75c, Karl, br, (Childs) :.1.00000usasacua ven 1 5 4 \u201cees 300\u20144 eGraw.n the last occasion he stated he i B bh McMahon) Mare bases rennes | Cone od Co EE M : The hit-and-run style, many main | had a request to make before going |Z ocspsen EOCENE IEICE EEE SINISE ELIT seell hoy bh, (Gears) vacmarisasssnsastananssssssusnseuss B O6 O8) Mughes, Scott and Meyers, Tras |!8i will be disastrous for the Amer- | under chlorform.4 - \" ç Wills, bh (Marvin) sivsreussscssuscissnsesantesssascscnss D 4 gremor; Étier and Wingo.jan League team that tries to stop pi trmission Moving been granted | Fine SSL BAIE, poms, et Pee Other cams not scheduled teday.looking in nin for the sacrifice.surgeoa, \u201cOh, its nothing much.I 8711 Clam, Trotting; Purse $1400; 8 tn Bi Ce\u2014 This seems to be ungenerous con- Het want to Soggest that you oe M General York bb, by General Watts, (Nichols) .\u2026\u2026\u2026souns 1 1 3 EXHIBITION GAMES.ball.toa of American Longue a will have to try again, don't sew me v dy he Cooma HR) sete sess tibet sane s 3 8 Best the Lasts Assi tree that the mixed use of sacrifice | VPs Jit put buttons on me.SPECIAL wood Bi, by.(Erskine) RE TER on re Toronto, Sept.87 \u2014 Indianapohe and hit and run oy make the Sox Cincinnati stopped its\\losing streak Grand Marobail, bifcg, CHopkine).2 canssanassosarsnaranneoss dls won the third game of the inter- re or AnYLNBE.| at the expense of Boston, yesterday.F or Fast Selli à Tlme! 2r0934; 2:10061 2:0054, league series from Toronto today.9 refusing Jo move far out of position ss 0 7 8118 Class, Troviing; 41000; 6 in © (wuftéthel) : te 3, making the American Associa-| bail oraashod rough the ed Facts not worth knowing: \u2014 Meutoce Tu dm, by Pregantie, (Curtis) tlon champions the victors in two of A woman's idea of luck is to find a Ve reco S a Watts, ban, (Lee) \u2019 en \u2026 48181 the three games played here.Both MILK PRICES, dollar she did not know she had, s Poe Bale, Li (Harts) oem, § § 3 5 4 8 ms tft vont or Indapol RIMES amongst tourna id triers in Direct Forbes, bh, (MeCop) +.uunncssasanisesmecnanes § 8 8 ro The scorer RH.E|Newspepers Are Shut Out From |\": Shopoine bas.Reduced from $25.00 and $30.00 Fayre Rosamond, bikin, (COX) ses iressmsmssinans 4 Indlanapolls .0001010699 11 ¢ Investigation.Give To 3 square deal and set shn O, b.g., (Hopking) vet \u2014\u2014\u2014 e133 \"a Toronto .: .0000000002 7 3 tee your ne ors 3 good example.rownle Watts, bm, (ROMNEY) cacssscecsensanssssens.Time: 8:09; 3:080¢; 2:0031° 20034; Bid; 9:17%, de .PRES Red Sox Dour All-Bters.Ottawa, Sept.27\u2014The exclusion of| Popular Pastime, No.934\u2014 Listenthe representatives of the press from | ing to a \u201cmovie\u201d fan criticize the the initial meeting of the committee | Grand Operaon milk supply called by Hon, W.J.Nerthop sad Gossett; Leake and Laleage.J.H.MULLIN Regd \u2018Phone 1606.Quebec Haberdasher 48 Fabrique 3! Boston, Sept.37 \u2014 The Boston | Hanna, Food Controller, subsequent! CHARLOTTETOWN RACES ACHT Americans today dofanted 8 to 0, an | to stetements by Dr.McKay relative | Charlottetown, P.E.l, Sept.27.- i ° all-star team, recruited from leading | to the rapid increase of milk orices at | Nine thousand people attended the players of the American League with | Halifax, has caused some stir at the | exhibition today.Five thousand saw = 9 HERE SATURDAY i is Maranville of the Boston Nationals | capital.Representatives of the press | the final races, The weather was very at shortstop.The entire procesds | protested, with the result that the de- | fine and warm.The feature of the : a : ! went te the family of the late Tim H.| cision of the committee in tn be re-| day was the 2:30 trot with nine start.mo \" vay Murnane, who unit his duh last considered.Exclusion of the news ers and six heats, Cap Cresceus win- ACK OLETTE WIL! BASTERN YACHT c winter, was considerad the dean paper men came about is the resu ing it v ; ug THE E NT co * il an heel on tnt - Dr Moy he nu 2:10 15 made today br So EIG H DAY VR 4,000.ingham, of Ottawa, after Dr.McKay t 2:16 1-2 made today by Si CHASES IT TO SAVE FROM * Cobb.hry Pera Speaker, | had nbmitted figures to show that in ter Patch.made today br Sis | res SCRAP HBAP.| of Cleveland, and Joe Jackson, of the | Halifax the cost of milk to the con- 9:18 Trot, Stake, Puree $400: A big programme of automobile champion Chicago Americans, played | sumers had jumped from T cents in | prenton HH.C.Hooper.¢ spd motorcycle races bas been ars ; ae cute for {he sil-stars, tad com price 19 Senta pr he lue | Charlottetowa .1 1 1 We hav t ived ranged e the place on Satardls, Boston, Sept.#7\u2014The schoomer Sheied scasmcional M bioties, a at | effect Oct ft.Mr.Bingham in wage | Ol Bell, Ellis Pharmacy, ; e \u20ac just received a new Septem , on the Exhib yocht Americe, which in 1851, wea frst eat di : ontague .8 ?4 Grous 3 Chapman, the Cleveland short.| gesting that the deliberations should « ES pe it is a i < weather pr cevails the Royal Yacht Squadron Ou, | stop, at second, and \u201cBuck\u201d Weaver, | be private expressed the fear that a Devils Dorathn Dr T4 4 à consignment of Sanctuar ÿ Oil proportions will attend, since known as the Amerka's Cup, [of Chlenge, et third.lot of matter might get into the news-| Dr.Sherper, MeKinnon Drug ( t a il in fi \u2018 Il Ÿ.Jack Lemioiette, the Mottreal was sold today to members of the| The seure: RH.EB.[Popers per dine nich Company, Charlottetown .3 3 2 eigh ay oll) ve gallon Easter FE 9.wou v abl r ime, 2:10; 2:20; 2:19 3-4.Gime\u2019 ho\" Canadian champioankip |The principal objet of tu vrrinee:| Aldiers - : .ceoce0eoeze à 1|tion.In Wa opinion ony the com| \"3:16 Pace, Stan, Purss 800: cans, Colonial measure, which sad will mest some of the U, S.speed | ers was to save the famous craft from | Ruth, Foster and Agnew, Thomas; clusion arrived at through © «CARE | Sister Patch, H.R.Crocky beye Kd Morin the Nova Scotia | the scrap heat or from being refitted Shoeker, Bhmke, W.Johnson pnd on shou! pate.ett, Summerside.8 1 1 1/MR we are offering at the low , ven New , \u201d i cd of Phindeioain and 5.| Bethord an ha Cope Vente ting | ot JOHN DILLONS HOPES sasen | \"CLL Men Te, + + «À price of $11.75.Quetioste of New York bare amongat It as, Suid the America probably JURRARS AasARGRAARGY ON IRISH CONVENTION Queen Catherine, Gauvin Pp o-8 Wo competitors.Lav will race | woul: preserved as à museum.\u2014 arding, Graham's Road3 à 3 3 .| la à Mercer rec against Jos.Lebeau, .v BASEBALL 8 | Gathering Regarded as Gain, No.| Lillian Pytchen, J.8.Wed ï ve vi rues 3 Chalmers.There will proms Lapine is busy signing up | © \u2014_\u2014 B| Miter What Reesit \u2014 Sinn Poin lock Charlottetown 6 444 W t Hr res big motor-cycle Faces.(the preliminari to the coming Firm.ime, 9:19; 9:16 1-2; 2:10; 2:17 3-4, Admission to the grounds is only Sic.Brenaan-Hanlon mixup.fhe $ NATIONAL LEAGUE.: Opposition \u2014 2:20 Trot, Stake, Purse, $400: e have cons antly in stock \u2014 - e Yesterday's Results.R| Dublin, Ireland\u2014John Dillon, M.| Ca Creseeus, H.H.( hurch La 00 : A: Pitt = P, spe af s Nationalist demons.a Home prarietiques B36111 mp Oil at $10.for t Pitteburg:\u2014 trat t Bailieborough, sal the mira}, Dr.J.T.Jenkine .- LE 0 d © Brookdyn, 3; Plrtsburg, 10.© convention which Sinn Peiners de-| Charlottetown \"J 811648 five gallons, Imperial measure.\\ 8 9 © nounced as a sham and fraud was the | Lloyd Achille, J.R.Sand- .i @ Ac Cinelaneti:\u2014 | most remgrkable and representative | erson, New Glasgow .1 ¢ § 4 3dr : Bosten, 6; Cincinasti, 6.: hody 4 Irishmen assembled for more Usclta, Be Christopehr, J an s, and its assembling ngnish .862233 4 .Other games not scheduled.3 and detibartions were, in pie opinion Better Net.Dr.J, D.Me- ' Fifteen hour Floats sold at 8 clear guin, no matter what the re- ntyre, Montague .8 o Sloult might be.If the convention | Claude 1.T.OQ.1 ng Ea IN Ÿ ERICAN LEAGUE.a agreed \u201cpon \u201c settlement which oe «Montagne 3 .hee the followi prices ° ch, e AM LEAGU acceptable to the majority of the | Commodore Roy, Themes 50c \u2018 é 54 ( » : \u2014\u2014 : Irish people, it would Fave, done De pisces, New Sinsgow S808 v0 8c ; per dozen, ; 12 dozen, 2 Yesterday's Results, ot work for Ireland wl 8 icton 8, P.C.Brown 7 4 « ©} been accompli i y ; plished within a century.| Charlottetown .7 8 3 dis.SIN : At Philadelphia 2 Xt they failed o saree the Te ques Winnie M James Arbing, \u2019 , .PER Phils.8; St.Louis, 3.weuld remain and would face a atlottetown .6 9?dis.A 9 .« @| parties with a more menacing aspect | Time, 808; 9:00 3-4; 8:00; 8:43 124; Special prices for Bto 25 gross.Don t Judge A Cigar By its Cost) 8 4e Wendingion 8 than In any period within recent | 2:25 1-4: 2:30 24, : .: Ohi 6; Washi , À.years.mere a \u2014 | are Snahers sometimes i Ao 1 f date brande ef clgers e cage.subington » o do not believe, he 04.nthe don\u201d a .ame prise, ere a same uuiéorm 8 h | \u2014 @j{malority of Trish Nationalists have ount Plunkett M.P., Joh .ie, But please boot ta mind thal price docs not regaiate the quai, Li Other games not scheduled | really decided \"» reieet the polley of | Neill and Arthur Griffith Jobe, Hy a J E LIVERNOIS, Limitee, Webster's \u2018Orlando Invineibies\u201d\u201d are cold for Me.oh THNNNY DORR NSUONYYRD Parnell, Davitt and Redmond in favor | Sinn Fein meeting at Cork yesterday.they 1% far superior in quality and faveur t0 mesy ) Dosis bo fuluonond by whe we pay bot make the est pourealf OF smoking on Oriende doslors, everywhere.¥.R WEBSTER ACD, LIMITED, Seassncein 2.Q of the leadership of men who, wp to the moment.have hopelesaly fail.\u201c1 notice the ladies all tell the shoe | ed to agree on a policy, and 1 cone \u201cSay on \u201cAnd 1 see noties that he mess | the people an op! clerk exactly hat ines they weer.\u201d | celve it to be the duty of the Irish party to do all in thelr power to give portunity of giving à ures their feet jus the same.\u201d\u2014Loeule | verdict after they have been fully in.ville Courloe-Journal , _ -.formed on the merits of the ques.1A resolution was passed declaring the Trish Convention to be without mandate or authority from the people of Treland.Mr.Oriffith ssid the Sinn Feiners eared Sothing f the findings of the convention, which was ot worth the dignity of their Bostir + » ' \u20ac QUEBEO St.John Street, BUSINESS Accountants Mis ROBERT STEW.ART.LLA, Public Accountant snd Auditor.Member Institute Accountants snd Auditors of Prov.of Quevec.\u2018ler MOUNTAIN HILL, QUE Tel.: Office, 3019; Ras NB.tere eee ee RS | Louis-Philippe Morin EXPERTIACCOUNTANT.& Paradis Building.) 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Ta.7132 DOCTOR RENE PLAMONDON Ex-Student of Paris Hospitals.GENERAL PHYSICIAN.SPECIALTY: GENITO, URINARY DISEASES Office: 15 Lacroix St.Tel.3088.Residence: 125 LOCKWELL ST.made for the transfer of à number of United States steamers now on the Great Lakes to the Atlantic service.These vessels when too large to pass through the canals, will be eut in two.me will be docked at the Canadian Vickers plant at Moutreal and others at the Marine Department shipyards at Sorel, where they will be put together again for the trip around to an Atlantic port.The Marine Department has for a considerable time, been making arrangements whereby a number of boats on the Great Lakes will be put on the Atlantic routes before the close of 2 tt ! Dentists ! a % lake navigation.\u2014 ITALIAN SHIP LOSSES Rome, Sept.36\u2014(delayed)\u2014 One steamship of more then 1,500 tons and six sailing ships, of less than 100 tons each, were sunk last week bY mines or submarines according to DR.JOS.LABREQUE Leviguenr & Hutchison Building, #5 8¢ Stanislas Street, PHONE: ese 8 to 5 pm, 7 to 9 pm Office Hours: 9 am to 1 pm.the weekly report from the Italian Admiralty.The steamer was sunk cutside Itafian territorial waters.One steamship and one sailing vessel were damaged.but were able to reach port.\u2014\u2014\u2014 WILL BUILD 1860 VESSELS IN YEAR.American Government's Programme Adds 6,000,000 Tons to World's Shipping.Washington, Sept.27\u2014The magnitude of the\u2019 American Government's shipbuilding programme was ed for the first time in a statement by the Shipping Board, showing that neatly 1,300 merchant vessels, of BELLEAU & AUGER about 6,000,000 tonnage, will be completed within a little more than 3 year.Completion of ships command deered in ship yards and of vessels General Insurance Agents || actually or about to be contracted for i Tel 1091 - oy Pater Bt] Vin wisn svotai tonnage of more \u2014 \u2014 then 9,000,000, In addition to this, i Coal Merchants | the board will complete fn 1910 vessels already comtracted for and under negotiation of about 4,000,000 tons.A billion dolters has just been asked of Congress to complete the programme The United States now is leading the world in shipbuilding, and if the THE Canadian Import Co, Coal Merchants Wholesale and Retail.83 Dalhousie St.Pho 1e 296 present rate of construction were kept up, would become the leading shipping nation of the world in a few years.The British, whose present ocean-going tonnage is about 15,000,- 000, are hampered in building by lack of men and materials.In all other countries, except Japan, building vir- ! qually is at a standstill .America now has a total ewereens ! tonnage of 3,400,000, to which hae { Leen added about 700,000 tons of German and Austman shipping.fapan has 2,000,000 tons: Italy, 1,950, 000: France.1,880,000; Norway, 1, 630.000; Holland, 1.475.000; Sweden, ¥60,000; Denmark, 690,000; Spain, Private \"Phone \u2018PHONE 2663, Coal Merchant.Quebec, 91 QUEEN 3ST.J0S.GLODE 69 1-2 8t.Joseph Street, Wharf: Drouin Market, 3641 75,000; Russia, 550,000; Portugal, 810- 000 :and ail South America 000,000.The Emergency Fleet Corporation has commandeered in American shipyards nearly 400 steel ships of more than 2,500,800 tons, and has cen- tracted for 636 ships with a tomnage of 3,124,700.; «The fleet in prospect.\u201d said the statement, \u201cis already becoming 3 reality.Several of the commandecr- ed ships have been completea and are already taking cargo; others will leave the ways in increasing numbers with each succeeding month.The ships for which the Shipping Board \u2014 STEAM COAL Quebec Braneb te tothe 32 St.Louis Street.\u2018Phones No, 82, _- - \u2014\u2014 rt en re Montreal Goal & Dock Co, Lt, T2 Dofhousie Streel - Phone 1201, \u2014ml \u201cSAILINGS Saguenay River Wednesday & Saturday For tickets and stateroom berths, apply to F.S.STOCKING has contracted are under construction.and the first launching is cApest- ed within sixty to ninety days.SHIPBUILDING PLANT FOR SAN DIEGO San Diego, Cal.Sept.27\u2014The United States Steel Shipbuilding Corporation, Limited, has been formed with a capital of $4,000,000 to erect a large plant in San Diego on a site ncupying six acres of ground es: Twenty-vighth Street, on the water: front.The incorporators are F.Graham and a number of associates.Mr.Graham has told Mayor Louis J.Wilde and members of the City Counicl that he expets orders trom the Government for 8 number of steel vessels.The council granted his application for à tideland lease.Much dredging will have to be dane to get deep water, and Mr.Graham says that he will spend $80,000 {or this purpose.He will also erect a marine railway and machine sheps.\u2014 SHIP WORK STRIKE ORDERED IN SEATTLE Seattle, Wash, Sept.37\u2014A strike at ten o'clock Saturday mormmg of 12,000 members of the fifteen metal trades unions employed in Seattie shipyards and allied contract shops was today by the Seattle Metal Trades Council, the central or- Zam-Buk ends the fain, sad stops bleed.| oe.box.uit insistent demand of the rank and file of the shipyard workers for a \u201cshow down\u201d on the long pending wage ia- crease controversy.As near as can be estimated, three big steel shipysrds, about sixteen wooden shipyards and forty contract shops will be affected by the strike.The Skinner and Eddy plant, having granted the wage increases, will not be affected.Three wooden shipyards and six or more contract shops also have signed the new wage agrcc- ment.Receipt yesterday of telegrams from President Wilson and Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, urging that no precipitate action be taken, gave some hope that a walkout might be avoided, but this vanished when press despatches announced that the President was planning to have the Seattle wage costroversy settled by the Wage Adjustment Committee of the United States Shipping Board, in connection with rimilar controversies in other Pacific coast cities.PREIGHTS AND CHARTERS.New York, Sept, 87\u2014The tonnage market continued fairly steady, with n limited amount of chartering reported.Freights offered moderately, but only a limited amount of boats were available.Charters: Danish steamer, 2,030 tons gross United States and Squth America trade, one round trip, private terms, October; Norwegian steamer, 69% tons, West India trade, one round trip, private terms, prompt; Danish ship, 1,980 tons, coal, Virginia to the River Plate, private terms, Otober; Danish bark, 3.066 tons, coal, Virginia to Rio Janeiro or Sautos, private terms.October; Norwegian ship, 1,608 tons, same.HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.(brandaré Time, 74h, Meridien) Sept AM.PM.Thursday .27 2.27 11 Priday .- 28 8.32 4.04 Saturday .39 488 4.53 Sunday .- WO 8.1 5.39 Moon Phases.First Quarter, Sept.10th at 3.33 AM.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN T RAILWAYS.TENDERS.SEALED TENDERS sddressed to J.W: Pugsley, Secretafy.Department of Railways sad Canals, Ottawa, Ontand marked on the outside \u201cTender for Ice House,\u201d will be received up to and including twelve o'clock noon, Tuesday, October th, 1017, for the canstruction of a 1,800-ton Ice House at Mulgrave, N.S, and an extension ¢o the present Ice House at Chaudiere Junction, PQ.Plans, specications and blank forms of contract may be seen at the office of the Chief Engineer, of the Department of Reftways and Camals, Ottawa: at the office of the Chief Engireer, Canadian Goverment Railways, Moncton, N.B.: at the office of the Resident Engineer, Levis: at che office of the Resident Engineer, New Glasgow, N.S, and at the Station Agent's Office, Sydney, N.S,, or cop- les will be forwarded upom receipt of an accepted Bank cheque for Afty \"($50.00) dollars, payable to the Comptroller, Canadian Government Railways, which cheque will be refunded upon the return of Plans and Speci fications.All the conditions of the Specifications and Contract Forms must be complied with.Tenders must be put in on the blank form of tendèr, which may be obtained from any of the Offices at which Plans are now on exhibition.Separate tender forms must be submitted for each Ice House, and each tender, etc, must be accompanied by an accepted Bank cheque, payable to the Honorable the Minister of Railways and Canals, for an amount equal to ten per cent (10%) of the tender.The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.\u2019 C.A.HAYES, General Manager.(Eastern Lines).Can.Govt.Railways.Dated a: Moncton.N.B., Septoth, 1017.$.98t00.0 .STEAMER FRONTENAC Ou and after the 10th of fune, 1917, westher and circumstances permitting, the steamer will sail as follows: The Jalend: Quebec: $100 2.00 20 00 «.0:16 AM 6s am.30 am.0:18 a.m, 136 Sam.or 20 se se 0 520 PM.PMs 0e ve oo oe IDO DR, wc, \u2018 LOST.LOST\u2014On Thursday, between St.Louis street and steamer \u201cNorth's\u201d pontoon, Champlain street, or en street cars or elevator, à cameo (head) brooch, with gold worked rim.Reward on return to 81 St.Léuis St sept.28x8 PE WANTED.EEE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014 A small seli-contain- ed flat or apartment, in a good locality.Apply A.R, care Chroniclesept.86x6.WANTED \u2014 Experienced Under Nurse; good references required.Please apply at once.Mrs.Frank W.\u2018Ross, Holland Avenue, Quebec, P.Qsept 27x6.WANTED-\u2014 A pantry maid; references required.Apply 65 Grande Allee, sept.16x1w.Eee POSITION WANTED.WANTED\u2014 Position in store or office by capable woman, 4 years experience in charge of office and other good recommendations.Reply C.Pcare Chronicle Office.sept.28x3 SITUATION WANTED \u2014 Accountant and Office Man: thoroughly experienced; open for engagement; can take full charge of finance, col- fections, correspondence and office; fifteen year's business experience; both languages.Address, Accountant, P.O.Box 100, Quebec.sept.28x6.\u2014_ AGENTS WANTED.\u2014rrr EARN $3,000.00 THIS WINTER introducing ANTIFROST for Show Windows.K.HOME, 1957 Warren, Cihcagosept.15,88,20,oct.6,13,80,87 nov.3,10, 17,34 dec.1,9,15,82,20.| - EDUCATIONAL.mr tr BYRNE SCHOOL\u2014The Byrne Business School will begin it's Acade mic year on Tuesday, September the 4th next.Classes in separate rooms for boys and girls.School hours for boys and girls from ® o'clock am.to ¢ o'clock p m.marvellous system of stenography in both languages, comprising five easy and simple lessons, which permit the scholars to take commercial dictations and write them on the typewriter after one week of tice.Come yourself or writs us as for our circular.usiness Levis, 15 St.Felix street el ses.sus Mmm TO LET.FLAT TO LET\u2014Firet story, No.116 Fraser street; aix rooms, hot ws- ter apparatus, bath, electric light, gas, ete.Apply to No.151 Maple Ave, Phone 730.septiex2w HOUSE TO LET\u2014At 171 Grande Allee; immediate possession.Apply to F.P.Garneau, care Garneau, Ltdsept2extf TO LET\u2014At 170 Des Franciscians nice tenement of 6 Rooms, Gas Electrie Light, very moderate price; immediate possession.Apply 172 Des Francistians.sept.25x6.NEW DWELLING TO LET \u2014 Containing 6 rooms and bath, corner Marquette and Bougainville Ave, Heated for $35.00 per month.Apply H.Boisseau.Tel.3037.© sept.24x6.TO LET\u2014House situated at 141 St Anne St, at low rate.Apply Archibald Laurie, Advocate, 61 St.Peter St.sept.34x6 TO LET\u2014A lodgement in Auger's Block, Maisoneuve, containing 7 rooms, with all modern conveniences.Immediate possession.Apply to J.V.Auger, 373 St.Cyrille St.Phone 2124.sept.10x1m.TO LET\u2014Dwellings fitted up with all modern ameliorations; Cartier end Bourgainville Aves, immediate possession.Apply C.Jobin, 160 Lockwell, Phone 1821.sept.oxim.TO LET \u2014- That splendid double house No.86 St.Louis Road, at the corner of Park Avenue.and facing the Battlefields Park.All modern improvements, and recently put in perfect order.Fine large lawn, beautiful shade trees.Stable, coach house (garage) and hen house, kitchen garden.Immediate possession if desired.For particulars and permits to view apply to Meredith and Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie St.Phone sos.sept.6x1m.FLAT TO RENT\u2014Situated on upper part of St.John Street, No.543 late residence of Colonel A.Evanturel, heated with a Daisy Hot Water Boiler, Gas and Electric Light.Gas, bath apparatus, Gas stove, eleven rooms and bath room, cellar, yard and garden.Apply te Msjer A.Evanturel, 861 1-8 St.John St, Quebec, Que.or P.O Box Ne.an, Thetford Mines, Que.aug.Sixtf.TO LET\u2014~Houss No.7¢ St Ursule Street, containing eight rooms.For particulars, apply to C RK.Taschereau, N.P.Quebec \u201cmer sert.pt ES TO LET\u2014The Seli-contained cot- ge, Ne, 4 Clif View Place.Coning \u20ac rooms.00 BR.++ 10 +.» 8:20 DM Rent 900.pes gunisation of the voions.The strike | Où briésys and \u2018Saterdays, foem | month.Apply to Ames J.Colston, I we ad Mens of 0 | pga Ar, 1 BR Bry, a ST.GEORGES mo: Most central situation on principal thor fare.: Com all modern convenience High-class Tex Room in connestion TO LET.: TO LET.\u2014Three connecting rooms, furnished, heated and lighted.Apply to 44 St.John street.sept.iixdw, MISCELLANEOUS ees mt | CARPETS CLEANED AT FACTORY or with Vacuum Cleaners in your home.Windows in stores and private houses cleaned.Davy Auto matic Fire Escapes and Pyrene Fire Extinguishers for Sale.These things should interest you.Phone 1048, Quebec Carpet Cleaning Co., Lindsay Building, 203 John Streetsept.27xiw.FOR SALE.\u2014 ; FOR SALE\u2014 Indian motorcycla tourist standard model, \u2018two cylinders two speeds; fully equipped, in firste class condition, also a Remington typewriter No.7, invisible, in good order.Bargain for quick buyer, Phone 5087 ring 4.sept.£êx3.rt FOR SALE\u2014Dry Kindling W Stadacona Box Co, Regd.Wools 4383.164 Grant St.sept.82x37 TUG FOR SALE\u2014Tug \"\u201cSerique\"\u201d seventy feet long, built in 1018, also Barge \"Cherokee three hundred and sixty-four tons.Apply Auger & Son, Ltd.Quebec, PQ.sept 20x8 FOR SALE\u2014A good business place, situated on St.John street, near the transfer point.Central business site and spacious dwelling, suitable for a physician.Store fixtures, etc; with two hot water furnaces, installe- tion, electricity and gas.Advantages: ous terms, Apply to Sirois & Sirois, Couillard Street, Quebec.> sept.ilxtw.FOR SALE-Fine property Ne.St Louis street Would make ideal home pRcsidence of he ty ee osse.Thirteen rool e ete W.i LaRue, Notary, 8 se Ann Street.api.séæté.re tres FURNISHED ROOMS to LEI\u2019 FURNISHED ROOMS \u2014 Largesunny and comfortably heated.Continuous hot water to bath rooms.Location advantageous.Good service.rel.8383.W, S.Richardson, 13% St.Anne street, Quebec.N22xidxti.FURNISHED AND HEATED ROOMS TO LET \u2014 Apply 3588 St.John St.sept.25x6.ROOMS AND BOARD.MONTREAL, THE WILHELMINA \u2014 243 Mountain St.Telephone Uptown 8346.Right in the heart of things; quiet rooms in exclusive house, 75 cts.up per day.Garage accommodæs tion for motor parties.aug.31x1m.WELL FURNISHED ROOMS\u2014 With all modern improvements, with board, daily, or by the week.Moderate prices.Apply 812 St.John\" \u201cBe.Telephone 5430.julys1x4m.FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2014 FOR SALE OR TO LRT\u2014That fine property known as the Verreauie Boarding House, 89 St Genevieve Avenue, 18 rooms, hot water, furnace and modern conveniences.W.LaRue, Notary, 88 St.Aan St apl.omwd.PERSONAL., MARRY IF LONELY \u2014 For speedy marriage try my club very successful, best.largest in the country, established 11 years; thousends wealthy ing to marry at once, confidential descriptions free; Ree fiable Club, Mrs.Wrubel, 738 Madie son, Oakland, Calif, sept.35xim.rer WOULD you MARRY IF 8UIT-, ED?Best Matrimonis aper pubs: lished.Free for stamp.Corrsepontent, Toledo, Ohiogaspe & Baie des Chaleurs 55.«PERCESIEN\" Will sail from Quebes, Customs House Postoon, Tuesdby, st 4:00 p.mon Septeusber 4th and 16th, October snd, 16th and 30th, November 15:N calling at Cap Chat and aii intermediate places as far as Paspeblas.Goods are received on the day of.safling up to 9:00 p.m.+ vel Excellent accommodation for For further information, apply tb sept.10x1m.» Limited, Be Pont Company, 2h a, MB À sengers Guape & Bale des Choleurs Btoamehig Brest le homelike rooms, | y .PRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 28 1917 .| msg.| | i + r f » J ; \u2018 ' | , | | tr q v + ( FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 26.1917, JIE [SUNARD) ds.rrp NEW YO PASSENGER SERVICE roy rEEReNNNRAGREnNS $ corrow mamxara § \u2018sotasucensenss Financial « Commercial BRUNEAU & DUPUIS DON : Betwecus or Sopa, goin York, Bogt.1\u2014Cotton futures (Memapers Montrest Stcck Enshonguï .MONTREAL cad OLA SHOW.ous Port steady.Closing bids: October, mation se tera and mb |, 5 EST iw YOu | (l0SING Letters [Closing Letters Tne! Denes te, Joma: STOCK BROKERS Agente os The Robtet utecd | 7: 1 Geocking, LE Te eee Spot closed quiet.Middilag uplands, \u2018Phone 1506, 11-18-15 Bœult-au-Matolet Street aie 206 De Prise D, By the Can.Press| By Local Brokers base.\u2014 Direst Private Wire with: \u2014 , of jet, 108 Bi Posee BE, Quabee- (7 Coton Pras) | (hy MeDonguil & Comm), | Price \u2019émchanges, Auerioue vi POST & FLAGG, 1 Wall Stceèt, Now York.Dubscriptions fer the New dling, fair, 10.67d; good middling, 5 New Yotk, Sept.37\u2014The samel Mentresi, Sept.8\u2014The market ; AAGINGRAS « = = = Manager.Dominion of Cancée War considérations which recently tended Opened very dull.Toronto Railway jee idling 0 low mi dling, | Lesa Sectived 16 restrist stock market operations | pétin selling toa nef low fevel.| po 6674.The sales of the day were pese mt | § MoDugall § Cowang [|i oe eme a ne ee te ed | pie an As == other conditions reveived, eall loaus | afteracon session there wh Receipts were 200 bales, including al , PAMSENOER SERVICE \"embers Montreal Stock holding at yesterday's high rate of 6 | activity and sion ihe market wps | Amorican.Futures closad uschanges \u2019 Between = t until thé final h hen | Soméwhat lower it a bate \u201c MONTREAL ad LONDON, Huchange.à fractions drop was repent There und there, seemed 0 Conservative Investments oa a Paie te Bud 118 MOUNTAIN MILL, wus alse = further pouelty pé (lime Bel nuring power a evidence at tesano ous eanaNnaNnD : a3 funds.\u2019 * \u2014rourasaL md BRISTOL.a the jee distrizt three be x ® Bruneau & Dupuis.) re ua 2 Security .Yield of st grow pression conss ow York, Sept.87\u2014Th = PRODULS REET ao - - os village and rates vire banking rei have reg.| vas racine fu mon ee es Hg Province of Manitoba.1938.6 9.| OB , the dast h hy Aen The, utart Rotood rea invari to ex.vas some recovery especially ln Province of Quebec (Guaranteed) 1940.0 % 20 Qegenl ar outcome of the next Liberty loan.terest or tr oie ' ihe cen new ot Er outende accordise Province of Saskatchewan (Stock) 1901.ê » tn Quotes.The money markst is expocted to re- somard, tendenty of prices Jue to location.se No.1 era City of Calgary, Alta.1948.6% ENC LIN purring was dun, except at frre er mous aise and the difficulty of 98.00 14 fob.Montreal, No.3 nor.Cty of Edmonton, Alta._ 1800.6%0p | r intervals wl rofess .- -8 fo.b.treal; No.3 Montreal Service tlement sought bo fect farther a due Lsiustion whee the market eh Fr Montreal ° City of Montreal, P.Q.\u2026 1987.6 % ; .A ° balrmient of quoted vaines.In this |-is hesitating and waiti f ome | Oats: Canada western No.$ 67 1-2 City Moose Sask 2 ud eu the \u2018Continent.Daily including they were more or less successful | new lead.rhe general level la cer- | ta store Fort Wiliam.of daw, eeseneeeree 1960.615 *:.WERELY DEPARTURES Sun day.at nil the at hour, when short cov.tainly pat bigh In view of the cor Ontario: No.8 white se Suuside, City of Port Arthur, Ont.1980.64% ring, n in Steel's a iliate ,.81 nominal, \u2019 Vs.M.M 88 Dalhousie st Ys industrials, resulted in an irregular other hand the uncertaints au orgs | NG, 3 white 61 nominal, ou City of Quebec.P.Q.\u2026 \u2026 1968.6 % Barley: new $1.18 to $1.30 outside lor malting.Rye: $1.70 for feed.Flour: Manitobs.Listed quotation at Toronto are: First patents $11.50 other hand the uncertainty as to gov ernment requirement in the future as represented by taxation, are so great that a spirit of very decided caution is the prevailing one in the market.- acpherson, P.&.Stocking, 39 St.Louis street.rally and a firm close, nited States Steel fAuctuated Letween 109 3-8 and 111, its final quotation of 110 1-4 showing & net gain où 6.00 p.m.City of Vancouver, B.C.1928 .64% Greater Winnipeg Water Dist.1922 .6,% a CHANGE OF the smallest fraction.Bethleliem and | Total Sales, Stocks, 498,100.d patents, $11.00; strong bals will ry ME Sajuetay Division Crucible Steel\u2019s, together with other ar 2% ors $10.90, $ h .SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER A equipments finished mostly at irregu- (Breen & Gourdesu) Flour: Ontario, Winter flour, 0 Full details of these or any other offerings will be gladly sent » 90th, 1917, From Sept.15th until lar advances.Cheago, Sept.$7\u2014Corn\u2014Despite | PCT, Sent patents 9.50, Toronto.Sec- on request.Rails were adversely influenced dy the weaimess of St.Paul, common and pid, the former breaking 8 8-8 to 87, within a fraction of its minimum, and the pfd.falling 1 3-4 to 99 #4, its low record for many years The common stock later made slight ie.covery.Shippings was again inclined to ond hand bags.Millfeed: Manitoba bran $3500 per ton; shorts $43.00 per ton on track, Montreal.October 31st, Steamer \u201cTadousat\u201d will leave every Wednesday and Saturday st 8:00 a.m.\u2018Phones: 1000, 8M, L013 and SIN \u201cPoe particulars, apply to Ticket Agents.8.501080 For Portiand, Boston and New York - unfavorable weather and a forecast for frost over the northern part of the corn belt, the market was easier within a narrow range and closed tround inside prices.Aside irom weather conditions, which were disregarded, there was little new in the way of market influence.DOMINION:SECURITIES CORPORATION LIMITED CANADA LIFE BLDG.MONTREAL TORONTO RITASLIONED 190 LOND! CF 108 107 1GK 108 X0F JF 30 10% 308 0 10% 10% X04 4 A UN Ÿ 2 gQuessc CLEARING HOUSER M, ENG.Moomma,vwé,fretf || Move upward, bat were held in cheek | Oats\u2014Cash interests sold the by the heavy trend in olaer quarters.September, while scattered Thquide | 000030000 XX 1 101 YF 108100 108 KY FREI A 0 0 TRAINS LEAVE LEVIS: Some of the pooled specialtics rew's | ation was in evidence 1n the later de- Las _ 7 80\" Portland, Sherbrooks tered nominal gains.Total sales ath: | fiveries.The market, however, was | Week ending.Sept, 27, 1917, $4,172.pte Yad.and all stations on main line; * SERVICE OP ounted to 435,000 shares.strong on reports of a renewed in- | 328.\u2014 re aan AM.emnectiag et Vailey Jet, for Liberty 8 1-'s featured the ireepe Quiry and buying, credited to sca- | Week ending, Sept.28, 1916, $3.wil stations on Chaudière lat doné market, transactions in that| board account.Exporters gave out 440,091.- - - @nd Megantie Divisiga; day 0 ore issue from par to the new high fees flo new Business and reported that - oe except Sunday.ord of 100.14 for exceeding ail other | they were tinable tp of a.vues te CETTE 40 0 Ns Vik demon vue n | 22 Public Sale of 1868 pad main le stations dally., | Toul mins of bonds par value ag-| New Yorh=Trregulerlty and mr |ENNOOHOOONUOOS 9 , : For Chaudiere an egan- gregite 18,000.rowness of fluctuations, generally tle division, daily except \u2014 - apesking, characterised \u2018the price [0 | BANK CLEARINGS.= © Bushels of White Pea Beans .Sunday.Will vall from Quebes, Customs on Drab tt changes in toduy's stoôck market ses- | À a ; .Janine arrive Levis 1:08 pa, end | House Pontoon, st 7:00 pm., on the sion, while deslings to « very large | CELINE 0 CE EE ROCHE OO ECS i) pm following dates: September ut, 10th | MAC VB AA BOB AOS [overt were traceable to profeseicant oc further information and Pull.| and 84th, October 10th and 33nd, Ne-| Ÿ - Ml sources.The volume of business | Winnipes, Sept.27\u2014Bank clearings PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that TUESDAY, man reservations, apply F.B Stock- (vember 8rd snd 15h, calling at] ¢ NEW YORK MARRET.\"8 | transacted showed & marked decrease | for the week ending today are $48, the SECOND of OCTOBER, 1917, at ELEVEN o'clock fogs C.and D.P.Agent, 88 Bt.Lous | Godbout and alt intermediate places | Ÿ : Bi from the dafly totals recently, while 807,074 and for the correspouding ; \u2019 \u2019 visés; agent for Thos.Cook & Som,|as far as Nastashquan.Sailing of | VOSS EBM AS 0 @ 8 80 8] he action of the market to empha- | week last year $36,802,400, AM, st LA CIE D'ANGARAGE, LIMITEE.1:6 DAL- \\ all ocean steamship lines.s ber 34th, steamer will size the hesitaney that has again .\u2014_\u2014 ER Telephone 88.tor as Horrington Harbour, Tan ae (By Beuneau & Dupuis) become pronounced in speculative | Edmonton, Alb, Sept.37\u2014Bank HOUSIE STREET, QUEBEC, there will be sold at Goods are received the day before | Am Beet Sug.05 | .#85) circles.The general situation and | clearings for week ending today $£,- Public Auction to the last and highest bidders, 934 sacks, and « on ailtsg day ple! pe pm.| Am Can Co.43 4446 43 #4 cutlook, whieh, contein various « at 670,073; last year, $5,940,108.containing each two bushels of white hand-picked pea CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS cellent accommodation for\u201d pas-| Am Car Fdy.71% 7174 71 71 | ters of doubtful outcome.; Te beans of ualit .vi we + | to deter the taking on of fresh com | Victoria, B.C., Sept.$7\u2014Cleariugs good quality.CHANGE OF TIME.For further information, apply to Am Toren ; a\" sé « 6 mitments with any degree of cer-|for the week ending today $1 827,- Said beans will be sold in diff t ue b WESTERN LINES.SEPT.30TH.| Gaspe & Baie des Chaleurs AmS &R.0%.90) 93% 08% | lainty for an extended movement | 75; last year, $1,686,936.sw! sold in different quantities or by : t Quebec: ©\" Company, Limited, Am Sug Ref 111%\".\u2026.either way.The jy ications are oh Bak al straight carload.N i that the market will continue within Vancouver, Sept.27\u2014Bank clear- Ne Express (ruse \u201cegand | Te MEL 100 8 Pout Swear.| Ana Vining .TW TW Tug Ms) ine limits for the immediate pre.| ings for the week quéine today Bio; Conditions of Sale.CASH.- i \u2019 Loco.$35 63% ety | tent, and we, therefore, believe that | 416934; last year, $7, .Gs and Fridays, © PAL Sawa Low.oh 1% uk en commitments for quick trading pio- ' Quebec, Sept.26th, 1917.RRR 0e .] > .or only shou > tor No.3\u2014Western | National for Coch Beh Steel 2 x x hei the time being, + \u201cThursdays and Sora.(ern Cont Leather.006 8438 Da 84 | Sales, stocks, 296200; Bonds $,200- NOTICE : .ft Gu 7 To CERN = Louis Deschenes ve : \u2026 LEER EERE] No.9\u2014Express from Fitzpatrick and Butte .%% .|$°@¢ 3 Re: Kotate Inte Miss M.A.McAdams, ° La Tuque (Tuesdays, Wednes- Chile Cop Co.18% .* MONTREAL EXCHANGE, 8 of Quebec, P.Q.| days and Fridays), Colo F & 1.4534 .si ' @ | AH persons having claims against Auctioneer.At.+ 0e es TT 3X ' A Con Gas .108 .44 ogg 0008 UN AE NN | the above estate are requested to file ° No.4\u2014\"National htic® from Win- \u2018 Corn Précte 304 wo pit 04 the same prit » month from tor .C le Stl .78 Te jouréeau).day, and those indebted unto the sai - Tey da hi wl (Monders, Der QUESES ee To wit Distillers Cees « MH 33H 33% B ae » 29%, 80 at estate are requested to pay within days), at.79OP.M, [uduiony Brie .01% .n% \" Pp t 40, 0 at 30%, the same delay at the office of the ame FASTEST AND MOST DIRECT| URD! Del & Hud .108% 10356 10855 108% | #934, 38 a 9%.undersigned, = ROUTE BETWEEN QUEBEC CITY OF QursEC Gen Klectrie 148% 15 | Ganede Steumahipe: 86 at 4134.Labreque, Belanger & Labreque, Hall : oa 2° ivic Investment: 16 at 73 - AND WINNIFRS.oss E bo 1% | Coma spac oe | PURE WOOL - - .BY-LA 9.3702.ee at ons.Smelting: 15 at 37, Ad Concerning the Weighing of Cesl oN on ete 04 ee uk Dominion Bridge: 35 at 140, Quebec, Sept.wa.rina : \u2014 Ine Cop .80% dis dom 81 | Dominion Bridge: 100 at eo, 128 at mére A e\u2014 \u2014 STEAMER CHAMPION | (Drawn up in the French Language) In M Marine.vo 20% | 00 88 at us, 10 at 80, 50, 33 at 8034, - \u2014 : £3, 10 at 60.\u2014 St Laurent, St.Michel; St.Jean and hea heyy Mo fe Municipal xlopld on nu pis soi | \u201cDetroit United: 104, 103, 200, 140 at | _ _ THE WORLD'S STANDARD FOR CLOTHING AND «Berthier Line, at the City Hall, in the said City of | Sin, Val.89 ©8077 0% an, BEDDING.On and after September 17th, 1011, | Quebec, on the twenty-first doy of | Lou À Nash 188 °° 181 Stotla Steel: 25 at 91.JR OER Stands for wésther and clrcumstances permitt- | September, ohe thowsand nine hen.Maxwell TY 22 OS Spanish River: 10 at 16%.\u2014 ù the Steamer * will | dred and seventeen, (1917), in cone Mex Petrol'm.ak 9 93% NN Steel of Canada: 98 at 56, 284, 5 at TENDERS stil as follows, except on Sundays | formity to law, and in virtue of a by- Mismi Cop .34% .{06 60 at 88%, 10 at 85%, 80, 28, 0 at se UNDERWEAR, MOSIERY, FANCY KNIT GOODS FOR and Holidays: wd ow passed by tis Counell, ppureuant Missouri Pac.30% 36 0% 38% 04 10 at # lou 88%, 25 at 85, 8, | Sale of Departmental Tug Montme- MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN: and FOR COUNT.Monday, Tuesday thereto, ter the dus observance , 10, , a .reney, ntreal.or ¥rom TG fof il the formatities prescribed by | Nevada Cons.81 81d #1 3 | SSCL Q LO, oo ut 1,05) SEALED TENDERS satressed to eS TNE son WOLLEN GOODS YOU WONDER BERTHIER, at.the statute in such case made snd NY NH & H.964 264 23% asp | ** ax 1% air 8 at 06, 10,85 at the undersigned and sndorsed \u201cTen- WHERE 8 on 8 on u ST.JEAN, at .provided, at which meeting were y otonto Railway: 5 a » 55 at | der for purchase ug \u201cMontmo- sT.ICHEL, at present the absolute majority of the Yo à Vent 101% 1014 101 66, 18 at 65%, 10 at 65.rency,\u201d will be received at this office JABAGER KNITTING YARN ST.LAURENT, at members composing the Council of | pili 0% \u2026 THR To Winnipeg: 10 at 47.until 4:00 p.m., on Friday, October 13, la QUELEC or Foy, Hi Worsnin ine Maver, \"Aldermen | O Cities Ous .4136 47s dim an | Car pid: 10, 10, PATER OL [ed cage purchase of above mentions || CAMEL MAIS KHAKI NATURAL, 5.FRANÇOIS, at Bedard, Bertrand, Bois, Coiler, Dus-| fra ape r oo 0 81 Tensile oA L000 ut WC | Tenders with not be considered un- WHITE, GREY, NAVY.\u2019 sault, St.L., Gauvin, e, Lantier, * ett syagamack Bonds: $1,000 at 01.88 signed with the act tu $ ; 1H pE a \" Loclkwell, Madden, Martin, Paquet, Rey en Cop.2034 i eiK us \u2018What Loans, due 1937: 31,800 at 95; | of endorars paisa\u2019 Sematures Be, (J.C); Paquet, (St.8); Pettigrew, dng a a tity pos at M4); due 1931: $300 at| This tug is constructed of wood, has ms .On § herisult, Verret.ep Pac.som 99) ot) oi | 95%.a length over all of 66 feet, à beam of 8 vo It is ordered and enscted by the | South Pac .k 11 ft.6 in.and draft of 6 ft.It is * (From QUEBEC, [Municipal Council of the of | South Ry .87% ny equipped with a triple expansion en- ! On Quebec, and the said Comacll doth | dopid.8 .|emwoseseessosnese PUS and Robert type, pipe boiler.8) d From QUEBEC, at .8:00 a.m, hereby ordain and enact so follows: |Studebaker .4636 40% 45 po! $ 8 particulars and Information From 8%.JRAN, st.4:00 pau.| 1 Afticle 4, of By-law No.270 pass- | Union Pac .13034 1904 389$ 180% ous us to the locality where it can be EE - On Baturéays, the aame steamer | 94 by this Council on the 10th De.[US I Alesholie 100 100% 180 | @ : © examined, can be had from J.L.Dan.Belling Agents for JRGER Pure Wool will sell from Quebse to St.Francois | S4mber, 1080 is abrogated and replace [US Rudder .696.\u2014.ItH0NOMAOHSESON.sereauy, District Engineer, Shaughin order to give citizens advantage od by the following: U 8 Steel .210 111 100% 110) nesty Building, Montreal, P.Q.The F t $ Phon of breathing the, invigorating sir on | , 4 Every person purchasing coal in| do pfé .11% eh 117 Savannah, Sept.| 97-\"Turpentine | party whose tender ie accepted must Bua 6 and U For 18, ue 8 ne ri Leaving Quebec at 1109 | this City, may at his expense, after | Utah Cop .\u2026.66% 0 0446 93%) Arm, 40; sales, 300; receipts, 387: aks cash ment before.takin ; y rand i À 9:00 the saiseman shall have \u20ac Wabash a i Sul te fone: stocks, 81,066.i of tee oe Ps Pm.tnd returning at 9:00 2m Land conl, have it weighed or meatus | Weatinghon au du oain, firm; sales, 0081 recetpts.1e PP ch fonder must-be accompanied ar - ed et any of the publia and wolghieg (Wills Oland.31% 27% 26% 87%] 600; shipments, none: stocke, 06,003.by an accepted cheque, on à chartèred ahd measuring offices, 50 80 to éetat- lish the weight or measure.| Ie shell be also sdvissble to the City of Quebec, by an ofeist ap.\u2014 Bank, payable to order of the Honorable the Minister of Publie Works, for ten (10 pc) per cent.of the amount of the tender, which will be NOTICE 4 Notice is hereby given the stock hold of the Quebes Auditorium | pointed od 3 hat the Annual eeting will de held | easared, he is croensa any o P.O.Box #11.: Te 195 tortured if the nes Jeadering re oh nr, Oo kn am |e réie 'euuer || BREEN & GOURDEAU Sen où ad the afternoon in the office of the Mansger of the Auditorium in the of Quebec, te procesé with the na of a board of directors and the transaction of all other affairs of feed of sosl passing strest In the Chy Amite oo 50 15 4 tedtioh the weight or measure.HE LAVIGUEUR a me mp {27 ts 1 se te aevept the highest er any ten.r.Bishop's Co lege School aE EEE, yn) Eros tw he Hadasie: wo.\u2019 GTOCE AND DOND BROEURE, PETER ETRENT, cnû \u20ac BAULAAU-MATBLOT CTREUT Private Wire Connections, Ww : che Coinpany._\u2014 TAR FAQUE tT WH pd Lt we ' < JagrBtamd |.\u2014 oo .+ q - or Those contempla-i ting the alteration | INVARIABLY THINK FIRST 2 3 \u201cDAISY\u201d Boiler| and rightly so.Over 50,0C0 users can tell the reason why.Mechanics Supply Co.Limited AGENTS installation of a | Heating.System ROW MAY BE BUY Never Struck You as Being an It is important that you buy Rz.e but EDDY'S Chemically Se Silent 500s The Matches with \u201cno after glow\u201d EDDY is the only Conadian maker of these Matches.every stick of which has been dipp:d in a chemical solution which positively ensures the Match becom lighted and blown out.Look for the words, \u201cChemically Self-Extinguishing™ on the box.ING MATCHES | Impoe-r \u2026 Job.But It lal |{-Extinguishing rison.Enron serene ing DEAD wood once it has been THE SCREEN'S GREATEST LADIES BOOTS, IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES.BROWN and CHAMPAGNE COMBINATIONS, also BLACK and GREY, and BLACK and WHITE, Two-Color Effects.A warning, women and men devare; guard yourselves against.\u201cThe Girl Who Did Not Care.\u201d À lesson for all.The greatest photo- play ever shown, featuring Frankie Mann, Louise Vale and James Mor- Also a very good comedy entitled \u201cRoyal Rogue,\u201d A laugh from | beginning to end.Usual prices, 10 cents.EENA OWEN TODAY AT EMPIRE THEATRE AT THE THEATRES THE GIRL WHO DID NOT CARE AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE TODAY AND TOMOR- ONLY.WOMAN ATHLETE IN \u201cMADAME BO-PEEP\u201d A ROMANCE OF EAST AND WEST.ol » ; CAPACITY HOUSE VERI'S MASTERPIECE ADMIRABLY RENDERED BY SAN CARLO OPERA CO.The San Carlo Opera Company achieved a veritable triumph at the Auditorium last night when they offered to an enthusiastic Quebec aud- fence, which packed the big theatre to the doors, a masterful rendition and interpretation of Verdi's great chef d'ouvre \u201cAida\u201d The rendition was a meritorious one, amply satisfying and thoroughly deserved the warm and insistent applause of the delighted auditors, who gave the artists a perfect ovation.The finale of the sec ond act was especially well-done, the ensemble singing being wonderfully effective, and the repeated curtain calls demonstrated the impression it made on the Rouse.The chorus was extremely effective.Dramatic intensity marks the action of the opera.The culmination is worked up to with relentless inevitability.The last scene is emphasized with truly wonderful effect, while the costumes and scenery bring one back to the days of Pharaoh.It was delightful from start to finish, the company exceeding their brilliant efforts of last season in the presentation of this charming opera.~The resources of the Company were shown last night to be admir- sbly adapted to its rendition.Ia the role of \u201cAida\u201d, Elizabeth Amsden displayed s soprano of sustained rich- -| ness and liquid quality, being in especially good voice last night, while the dramatic requirements of the part found in her a most competent exponent.She was given a big reception.The Amneris of Stella De Mette was an exotic conception in its realization of the Egyptian princess's Jealous love and fruitless grief.The vocal and histrionic demands being capably fulfilled.GREETED \u201cNOK | Ji wet Je » FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 28.1917.\\ TC H for later announcement \u2014 concerning \u2014 ; SUNDAY AFTERNOON MEETING Prominent Speakers for Prohibition SIR FRANCOIS LEMIEUX, BEN.H SPENCE, of Toronto.Votefor Prohibition October 4th QUEBEC TEMPERANCE UNION 1179 St.John St.PRETTY WEDDING AT THE BASILICA DAUGHTER OF HON.JUDGE CARROLL BECOMES BRIDE OP MR, ED.TASCHEREAU.At 10 o'clock yesterday morning a fashioneble wedding was solemnized at the Basilica, the contracting paries being Miss Juliette Carroll, youngest daughter of Hon.Judge and Mrs.Carroll, snd Mr.Edouard Tascheresus advocate and stepson of Hon.Senator Landry, at one time speaker of the Senate.The electrical decorations in the church were brilliant, and a vast crowd of friends and relatives were present to witness the ceremony, which was performed by Rev.Mr.Dionne, uncle of the groom.The bride, who was gowned in a white satin gown, trimmed with tulle and a silver girdle, with a net veil caught up with orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses, was given away by her father, Hon.Judge Carrol, while Hon.Senator Landry attended the groom.: Mrs.Carrol, mother of the bride, wore a gown of turquoise blue satin with an overdress of chiffon, a black hat and carried a bouquet of American beauties.Mrs.Louis La Rue, sister of the bride, wore a dress of purple velvet trimmed with gold embroidery and a purple hat with ostrich feathers, while Mrs.Landry, mother of the groom, wore a gown of purple satis.with purple hat and carried American beauties.Mr.Henri Gagnon, organist, of the Basilica, played Mendelssohn's \u201cWedding March\u201d and a \u201cPastorsale\u201d by CGuilement, while Mr.Placide Morency sang \u201cNoel du Mariage.\u201d by Chaudins, and Dr, Emile Dion, \u201cO Salutaris\u201d by Dubois.Mr.Moreney and Dr.Dion then were heard in a duet, \u201cD'Un Coeur qui t'aime.\u201d by Gounodav Sot oor mes FALL Goons.55,00 * $9.00 EE MTLITART POUTR $6.50 ~ $3.00 Leggins, Polishires, Brushes.Packed houses greeted the opening representations of Madame Bo- Peep, a Triangle feature at the Empire yesterday.The star is Seena Owen \u2014screendom's furemost athletic young lady-\u2014and the picture depicts life in the gay, busy east and the open, free exciting atmosphere of the West.Don't miss it.Afternoons, 10c; Evenings, 13¢c.On Monday next.the big World feature \u201cThe Almighty Dollar,\u201d with Frances Nelson, June Flvidge and EK.Lincoln, the famous movie star Manuel Salazer as Radames, sang, A reception was held at the res- with resonant force and intensity.He {dence of the bride's parents, Mrsis a great favorite with the Quebec LaRue, assisting her mother in re- opera-goers and his work last even- | ceiving.The drawing room was ing was magnificent., | tastefully decorated with cut flowers Amonasto, he ns of Ethopis.' and om the fables were white roses was given able ersonation and in- and lilies of the valley.je guests terpretation by Joseph Royer.His present included Sir Horace Archem- A full assortment of Ladies Over Gaitersty Re | WM.JACQU 42-3 Fabrique Si.who was in Quebec last summer.THE OPERA WITH A PLOT ES & SONS, - - Tel 427 The Famous Work of Verdi is staged || Tonight at the Auditorium with a Quebec Bridge Post Cards BIX REAL PHOTO VIEWS of the QUEBEC BRIDGE, taken on the 17th.18th, 19th and 20th September.1917.showing the CENTRAL SPAN in various stages of its ascension, and when finally placed in position.Remember, these Post Carde are real \"Photos, en sensitired paper.0 'Note our Price:\u2014 i 8IX VIEWS Por.P.8\u2014By mail, 80\u20ac a cet.IT.H ONEILL 86 ST.JOHN STREET.BERTHE ROY Ba-Pupil of the Paris and New York Conservatories.: = PIANO ané VOICE CULTURE Om LINDSAY BUILDING.\"Phone 1066.DESKS Opera Co.Rolland Flat Top Desks Superior Hand Carved Mahogany Chairs Baby Carriages in Variety D.S.RICKABY There is this particularly remurk- able about \u201cLa Triviata,\u201d the grand opera that will be given this evening at the Auditorium by the San Carlo Company, that it finds its strength not only in the excellent music, but also in 8 strong, appealing plot.Ls Traviata relates the sad story ot Violetta, a curtesan, who gives up her lover that his relations to her may not interfere with his future.\u2018The opera opens in the house of Violette, à curtesan, who is surrounded by her friends, all of whom are intent on pleasure, in which she although in a dying state.tries to join.Cabinet Maker Among her lovers is Alfred Germont, and Undertaker whose father, annoyed at his son\u2019s infatuation, seeks an interview wit Pa General Valuator Violetta and demands that she shall ons SSL \u2014 887 St.John Street, | renounce Alfred.Violetta promises to QUEBEC.do so and, broken-heurted, leaves the place after writing a farewell letter to her lover.Alfred, believing she ha< deserted him for his rival, the Baron Douphol, goes to the house of Flora Bervoix, where a grand ball is taking place and, openly insulting Viofetta hefore the guests, is challenged by the Baron.In the third act, Violette, in the last stage of consumption, is anxiously expecting to see Alfred hefore she dies, he having been told of the sacrifice she Mas made in renouncing hits, and promises to return and ask her pardon.He enters, is shocked at the change in Dootor A.Marois Phone 1816.61 ST.LOUIS ST.Hotel Dieu Sargeen GENERAL SURGERY.Specialty: Osssous Delormities of the Limbs and the Spins, her appearance and reproaches his Congenital or Accidental, father for being the cause of their Fractures.Dislocations.misery., Violette, Anding her lover Mours of Consultation: restored to her, and being kindly re.13500 to 16:00 and THO t9 090 p.m, || ceived by his father, entreats the doc- vr to give het lity seeing, howgver, * 4 by his manner that there is no hope, she becomes calmer and tranquilly passes away., Violetta .Edvige Vaccari Flora .Frances Morosini Annina .Alice Homer Girolamo Ingar Luciano Rossini .Angelo Antola Baron Douphol .Antonio Cetti Doctor Grenvil .Natale Cervi Ladies and Gentlemen, Friends and Guests of Violetta, Servants, etc.Carlo Pegoni, Musical Director.VIVIAN MARTIN IN A VERY PLEASING PLAY: OLYMPIA A full house greeted the dainty little Vivian.Martin, yesterday evening at the Olympia in a play that is just as nice as its leading lady: The Litde This is a play about à little girl such as you meet in.your every day life, It tells of the struggle of a little girl, poor but.willing, ambitious, who never looked at the dark side of things.but always \u201ckept going,\u201d matter.how hard the going was.The play is an Art-Craft production, the paramount in photoplays.This play is on again toduy, and tomorrow both at matinees and evening performances.10 cents admission.A Sure Way to End Dendruff, \u2014\u2014\u2014 There is one sure way that has never failed to remove dandruff at ! once, and that is to dissoive it, then you destroy it entirely.To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, common liquid arvon from any store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and cub it in gently with the finger tips.By moraing, most If not all, of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more applications will complete- ty dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter | how mueh dandruff you may have, You will And all itehing and digging of the scalp will stop instantly, and your hale will be , lu glossy, oliley and voft, and look fesi à huadrod cimnes beiter, ms 8 sympathetic scenes were remarkably well executed.The bassos, Pietri De Biasi as the High Priest and Natale Cervi as the King.lent weight and dignity to the performance.Their singing was fully equal to their well-remembered performance last season.Unquestionably last night's \u201cAidia\u201d will be long remembered by those who were fortunate enough to obtain seats.At the close of the last act, the principals were accorded a regular ovation, in which the conductor, Carlo Peroni, was rightfully entitled to a large share of the honors.\u201cLa Traviata\u201d Tenight.Tonight, another of Verdi's fine efforts will be rendered: \u201cLa Traviata\u201d being on the bill for Fridey evening.The caste for tonight's performance follows: \u201cLa Traviata\u201d Opera in Three Acts by Verdi Cast of Characters.' Violetta .» Edvige Vaceari Flora .Frances Morosini Anning Alice Homer Alfredo Germont .Girolamo Ingar Gastone .Luciano Rossini Giorgio Germont .Angelo Antols Baron Donphol .Antonlo Cetti Doctor Grenvil .Natale Cervi Ladies and gentlemen, friends and guests of Violetta, servants, etc.Carlo Peroni, Musical Director.WEDDING IN ST.BRIDGET'S CHAPEL.In presence of a small number of intimate friends the marriages was celebrated in St.Bridget's Chapel, at 7.30 o'clock yesterday morning, of Miss Alice Maud Creighton, daughter of the late James Creighton, former- iy of the Provincial Crown Lands Deartment to Mr.Rolph C.Miquelonhe bride, who was unattended, was iven away by Mr.Thomas Eweeney, while Mr.Jos.Vincent attended the groom, the Rev.Father Mclaughlin \u2018officiating at the ceremony.The bride wore a travelling suit of brown with hat to match, Mrsnd Mrs.Miquelon left immediately sfter the ceremony on their honeymoon, which will be spent in Montrest, Toronto and other cities.Miquelon wae the recipient of numerous wedding site among them being « traveling Les with complete outfit, from the of the Roya! Banke, of whish che was » waived member.singing was foll of vigor and his, bault, Sir Francois and Lady Jette, Hon.Adelard and Mrs.Turgeon, Hon.L.A.and Mrs.Taschereau.and Miss Gabrielle Taschereau, Mr.and Mrs.C.E.Taschereau, Mr.and Mrs.Antoine Taschereau, Sir Francois and Lady Lemieux, Hon.Judge and Mrs.Malouin, Hon.Judge and Mrs.Langelier, Hon.Senator and Mrs Choquette, Mr, and Mrs.Leon Des Rivieres, Mr.and Mrs.Joachim Tes: sier, Mr.John Carrol.of Montreal, Mr.and Mrs.L.A, Cannon, Miss Geraldine Hamel, Miss Ahern, and Mr.Robt.Taschereau.Mr.and Mrs.Taschereau left on the afternoon train on their Noneymoon which will be spent in visiting New York, Atlantic City, Boston, Washington, and other American cities.The bride's going away dress Th RETURNED SOLDIERS WERE ENTERTAINED PLEASING CONCERT GIVEN BY METHODIST CHURCH LADIES.a Quite an cojoyable time was spent ~ in the schoolroom of the Methodist Church last evening when the ladies entertained about 125 returned sole diers and some 50 boys from the 30th Battalion now in, the Citadel.Mr.H.M.Tennant, of thé Quebec Railway, Light, Heat sud Power Co.very kindly arranged transportation for the wounded mes from and to the Discharge Depot | Miss Nellie Clark was responsible for the preparation of a very enjoyabld programme which was carried out under the direction of Captain Jones in his usual happy style.The programme was rendered by some local talent assisted by some of the men and was at follows: Piano Duet .Miss Doris O'Regan Mr.Herbert Britnell.Recitation .Miss Hope Glass Song .eevesesv.Miss I.Rogers Song .sac.Mr, Kay Recitation see Mr.Clugston Song .\u2026.Mr.Corpenter Recitation .vo.Mr.Grady Bagpipes Selection\u2014-Piper Cameron Song .nenausess Mr.Britneil Song .Captain Jones Interspersed were some songs of the soldiers led by Captain Jones.Mr.Britnell proved an able accompanist.Refreshments so geacrously provided by the ladies were next in order after which the Pastor of the Church, Rev.Isaac Couch, M.A, B.D.closed the programme with an address.The social evening came to a close with the singing of the National Anthem and three cheers for the King.was of brown cloth trimmed with beaver, with hat to match.Mr.and Mrs.Taschereau were the recipients of an unusually large number of gifts from their extensive cit- cle of friends.No matter how carefully brewed a beer is it cannot be wholesome if it is not thoroughly aged.Every bottle of Boswell's Ale and Porter is aged for months in vaults hewn out of solid rock.ALIMENTARY PASTES.Notwithstanding the raise in prices of Alimentary pastes, Mr.George Patry is offering a splendid | opportunity to provision them at old.prices.See advertisement in another column OPEN TO CONVICTION.\u201cDo you, Mr.Stacks, think that a rich man can go through the eye of a needle?\u201d \u201cI don't know.I will, however, admit that my lawyers have dragged me through some very small loop.oles.\u201d Result of EVERY CASE BEEN RAISED DOUBLE, BOUGHT THEM AT 000 Yards of Extra Mrs.1 THIS BEFORE IN NOISSEURS T + THE PRICE wee BIGHT HUNDRED YARDS vee been bought at a job price, by P.J.COTE, 29 & 31 St John St.Opposite Palace Hill And will be sold at half thoie value, vis.$3.25 a yard worth $6.5 UALITY OF WILTON WAS NEVER IMPORTED UEBEC, AND COME AND COLORS ARE AS FOLOWS: 00 Yards of Beautify] FRENCH OREY, \u2014\u2014300 Yards of Nice BLUE \u2014\u2014 300 Yards of an Exquisite ALL OUR CARPETS BY THE WAND BY THE SQUARE AT THB OLD W - ICES » - The War OF THE GOODS RAS IN OUR CASE WE HAVE ABOUT HALF PRICE.Super WILTON has WE WANT THE CON.EXAMINE THEM.THB Shade).REEN PATTERN.YARD W "]