The Quebec chronicle, 24 février 1919, lundi 24 février 1919

[" | _ 2 à.ESTABLISHED M1 Pit y 1.ÉAZRER tn\" of Comp SANDWICH SPECIALTIES.| oi sa in .WEATNER FORERAST: 1 FAIR AND Ba pa PRA A.Ql Phonne 1247-1248, COLDER.~ Oliver Duster.a.Shop see sew ode .tardind Parts 0, : a ee Creams Choose ., each \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tin \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 RENIER 04 and 96 ST.JOHN STREET Food Couirel License, No.8.9343.vo as 0 SET eBay .205 \"\u20ac i.Lan } see p BAVARIA DECLARED \u201d.SOVIET REPQLIC CIVIL WAR PEARED gL AND STATE OF SKIOE PROCLAIM.= ~ Bertin, Fab.\u2018t\u2014(By the Awd.Prose)-\u2014Mavarie last night wes de cleared & Soviet Republic by the Selb diers\u2019 and Worieers\u2019 Council ia Mu nioh, the Vossische Zeitumg today said.Archbishop Faulhaber, of the diocese of Wurzeburg, who has been es pecially dbnoxious to Radicals tas been atrested by Munich rioters, œ-| cording to a telephone message from Munich to the Zeitung Am Mittag.Al Munich newspaper have suspended publication temporerily, Herr Auer, Minister of the Interior and Count Arco Valley, the young student who shot and killed Premier Eisner, were\u2019 4iill\u2019 ¢6 be alive at nooa vesterday, \u2018but- both ia a eritionl \u2018condition.Archbishop Faulthaber, headed the archbishops\u2019 who last December protested fothially against separation of the church and state and sbolition of Previous reports concerning the facts of the Coum Arco Valley bave variéd.One stated that he had been lynched by an angry crowd, while another said\u2019 that \u2018he tad \u2018been shot and sounded by 3 navel gausé who accèmpanied the Premier at the time of the assassination.Civil War Feared Geneva, Feb.3.\u2014(By the Ass'd.Press)\u2014Further disorders.and even civil war are feared ns the Munich population is greatly excited and ine fignant over the assassination of Kurt Eisner, who was generally loved and respected and considered the foun der of the German revolution.Red flags on alt public buildings have been lowered in respect of his memory, Rewolutienary groups, according to ad vices from Munich, have occupied all the newspaper offices and the Post and Telegraph offices, and # counterrevolution may be set afoot.not only in Bavaria hut throughout Germanywhich is encouraged by Spertecans ani Boshevists.The Vienna Fremderblatt, display- tng much enxiety.says that owing to the menacing in Germany, the Allies \u201cmust hasten to arrange peace on moderate terms.to preferve calm and order in Cer:ral Europe.\u201d Austro-German paners ask whether s the Atlied Aemies will be forced to Intervene.Siege Proclaimed Copenhagen, Feb, 22.\u2014A state of siege has been proélaimed in Munich according.to a despatch from Berlin under daté of February $1 quoting from the Bavarian capital.A cormmitige of notion - has been formed from the three socialist parties, including the C-mmunists and the executives nf the workers\u2019, pensants\u2019 ani soldiers\u2019 councils, .The Cahjnet will meet to deal with the formation of a new ininistry.A telegram from Munich received today by way of Berlin save.that the news of an outbrenk of civil war fe devnid of foundation.A strike of the workers has been proclaimed for three days.according to the despatch but the srikers, it declares, \u201cgre behaving quietly.\u201d Kurt Eisner, the iste Premier, will be buried on Wednesday.A state of siege has heen proclaim.od at Apavbury.Bavaria.says 8 des- natch from Berlin.There was a great demonstration accompanied by die torhances at Asgrburg last evening and flaht cavalry and saliors repented.fv cleared the sireets, Bring volleys SENS SLVR WS MOT ALOK .> t forma DYNASTY BE- wy HIND MOVE TO DBITROY I p.vARIAN REPUBLIC.berm: Paris, Feb.26\u2014Couat Arço Valley, the slayer of Premier Elener ef Be varia, was not acting independently, scesrding to s Zurich despatch to the Petit Parisien and it Is becoming more and more evident that the Wittedsbach dynasty and its adherents are behind an organized movement to destroy the Bavarian Republic.The de- epatch adds that it was in anticipation of an armed attack against the National Assembly and existeing constita tions that the Majority Socialists.-In- dependent Socialists and Spartacans of Munich signed a pact to stand together.?; Phe action of the Munich Socialists and Spartacans, the correspondent adds, probably will not be pleasing to President Ebert and Scheidemann, whos policy, it is said, take another direction.The correspondent recalls that some time ago he interviewed on Stengel, s high.effigal af\" Af he thought=she Montrchy Mod $nitely.fallen.The Baron, with a smile, answered: | - \u201cWho knows?Many things.can beppen.We have fallen, but we are not dead.The present situation obliges us to net prudently.but we that we shall be able to do something effective.\u201d Communication between Munich and Switzerland has been severed, the despatch adds, and news reaching Switzerland by way of Berlin is very vague.Conspiracy Found.Berlin.February 25-\u2014(By The Associated Press).\u2014A telephone message from Munich received here today says that evidence has been gathered u the Soldiers\u2019 and Workmen's 0 the effect that the assassin of Kurt Eisner was acting on behalf of a secret organization of officers and aristocrats.The Minister of War, Herr Rosshauper, who was reported wounded during the shooting, in the Diet, and afterwards placed under arrest by the Spartacans, has been released, The Majority Socialists, Independents and Spartacans.the adrices say, have formed a coalition government, which is headed by a central conncil of eleven.The new goternment has not yet officially communicated with Weimar.The Bavarian Soldiers\u2019 and Peasants\u2019 Soviet has bsen declared dissolved.GERMAN.STRIKERS Government Troops Occupy wil.hoimishaven \u2018and Hoagen - - Without Fighting .Copenhagen, Fed.43.\u2014The German Navel port of Wilbelmshaven has been occupied by Goverment troops without fighting, according to an official statement issued In Bertin.Owing to sanguinary disturbances, Hansa, Prussia.was oocupied by Government troupe this morning, according to advices-from Berlin.- The Government forces disarmed the Red soldiers and arrested their leaders, and Workers\u2019 Council at Essen in the Rubr industrial region.\u2018res decided to stop the reneral strike.This aétion was taken today according to a report from Essen, after an agreement had bean reached at a conference in Munmer between the commander of the Into the crowds.Gavernment troope and rpresentatives of the Council \u2014 saree \u2014 RT TL A EL A A ik |! EXHIBITION You are cordially invited te attend our Eahibition the week of February 48h to Marek rd, PRUNBAU 8 OT.PETER STREET, .00.a Amstéedam, Feb.99\u2014The Soldiers\u2019 |.3 he 4 a ana vey ada Ae, » 3 \\ «4j In » \u201c4 Lk.Lo ub, pars Er Te.QUEBEQ, - MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1919, CMD REPLACES \"ERMAN SPA WILL PROVIDE TRANS-ATLAN- TIC PASSENGER SERVICE TO New York, February 38.\u2014Trans- Atlantic passenger steamsbip service batwess thamptua, Cherbourg snd New York, formerly proviied by German lines, will be furnished in the future by the Cunary Line, according to a: cablegram received today from Liverpool by the New York office.This message declared it was \u201cincun- ceivable\u201d that the British line \u2018\u2019could allow the independent passenger trafic between the United States and the Chamnel ports to be moncpolized by foreign-owned companies.\u201cThe Conard Line does not intend carried on in the past,\u201d the message continued.\u201cOn the contrary; new services will be established in many directions us fast as the necessary tonnage can be secured.\u201d London, February 33\u20143y The Aesociated Press)\u2014The Cunard Company have announced their intention to run their finest steamers from Southampton instead of from Liver pool and will commence with the Mauretania and Aquitania The chsirman of the company says the intention is to take the place of the pre-war German services as between Liverposl and Southampton The former wants cargo capacity; the latter passenger accommodation.The Liverpool Post is regretful over the news as a blow to the pride of Liverpool, but sees the transfer inevitable as part of a great policy of expansion.\u2014 * SERIOUS CHARGES Fourteen Soldiers Make Grave Com plaints to G.W.V.A.of Treatment.St.Jorn, N.B.February 23\u2014 Four teen soldiers who came to St.John on the steamship Metagama, which arrived in port on February 17th, yes derday-made charges in writing at the roombs of Great War Veterans\u2019 Asfocittion aghfnst the treatment received by themselves and their dependents on board that vessel.The charges will be taken to Ottawa by a representatite of the Association.Two of the charges are of an extremely serious nature and concern the treatment of two persons who died in the military hospital here yesterday.The allegations were al made by soldiers.not members of tee G.W.V.A, but nevertheless the officials of that organization considered them of so grave a nature that several well-known citizens were consulted.Another conference will be held tomorrow afternoon.WILSON HOME AGAIN.George Washington Anchored la Boston with Presidential Party.Boston, * February 23 \u2014 President Wilson's ship arrived in Boston hase bor early this evening and anchored with all the Presidential party remaining aboard.Tomorrow some time before noon the President and those accompanying him on his flying trip from the Paris Peace Conference, will come ashore for brief care.monies of welcome and a short speech by the President in Mechanics Hall, and the whole party will leave for Washington by special train at 4.26 in the afternoon, arriving in the Capital Tuesday morning.to France on the George Washington, sailing from Hoboken about, March 8th, unless something unforeseen occurs.\u2018The cond'tion of the French Premier.Mr.Clemenceau, may turn out to be a large factor in what develpos.The events of the next few days may force a change in the- President's plans, bat at present he is making every preparation for a quick return, IRISH QUESTION.Cardinal Gibbons Presents Resolution Urging Sel-Determination.Philadelphia.Pa, Feb.83\u2014A reso- ution presented by Cardinal Gibbons, urging the Peace Congress to appiy to Ireland the doctrine of national veff-determination and a declaration of principles demanding that if amy league of nations be created, all fes- tures which may infringe on the tre- ditional Ameriran policy, including the Monroe Doctrine, shall be diminated, were adopted unanimously at the closing session of the \u2018convention of the Irish race ln America.The declaration says 9 Rag of war exists between oad Ireland, \u201cwhich, in the imterests of the pence of the world, the Peace \u2018 casmot ignore.\u201d .SOCIALIST CONFERENCE Berne, Feb, 20\u2014The Berne : Com mittee intenés té summon another Întermational Bociatièt Conference te + \"ee a , iy In a à August, moe ih to abandon any service which it buse : The President still plans to return |\" \u201c1 TRANSPORT CANADA *, BEACHES HALEY TUBNED SOLDIERS ARRIVE \u2014m Halifax, N.S, Feb.33.\u2014~The Canada with about Le returned soldiers and or indy.passengers arreved today front pool.\u2018The steamer entered port shant Wiree o'olock and at five thirty the quarantine flag came down and the work of disenybarkation began.The military band discoursed music and there were cheors from the crowds assembled ou sdoimiog wharf in welcoming the boys back to Canads.When the steamer csme up the harbor thers was joyems chorus of whistles from.craft in pogt and altogether the returning eoldiers were given a cordial weloome.The troops on their part were a happy lot and theie cheers-resonnéod bipck aver the | waters in snewer-to She gownds from the shore.> The Canads had;.æ amooth and pleasant vovage of pasrly eight days and h passed without apecial incident Major Shergoté, sc of troops on board, just before thé steamer dock- oi, handed « signed letter, of which the following Is 8 copy to the captain of the ship: .\u201cTo Captain John Davies, Commander H.M.T.Canada, ° \u201cOn behalf of the officers and troops I! beg t0 comvey to you the appreciation of all concerned for he courtesy and co-operation shown by yourself and the whale ship's stuff during the voyage from Liverpodl to Halifax.The arrangements made for the supply of food and accomodation leit nothing mo be \u2018desired and | am voicing the views of ait concerned in wirtling you every smoaess and good luck in future.* Amoux the passengers was ItCol D.M.Sutherland, D.S.O., n'io went across \u201cvith the Srst contingent in the 1: Battalion.He siterwaris turnel, raised a battalion and went back to the front: One of the officers who seemed to have made a good impression on | board was Major: Starx, of the R.At M.C.He gave an address at one en- terta\u2019nment on boatd tas: * evening which one of the soldiers sail was pret.One remark by the Major which impressed itself.on this soldier was the statement that no marrer how far below zero it might be when he landed af Hatifax his own heart would be at hizh temperature with jov to be back in Canada.+ The men had to he ticketed and all ! the documentation in connection with the demohilization pre throuzh.and a | heavy sleet storm was failing.but @ood time was made and the New Brunswick men left hv the reguizr express at eight o'clock.A QUEEN OF RUMANIA \u2019 FLEES TO ENGLAND.Geneva.February 23 \u2014(By The As sociated Press).\u2014The Queen of Rumania and her daughter, the Princess Elisabeth, have fled from Bucharest to England, fearing a revoiction in Rumania, according to a despatch received here from Vienna.LEON TROTZKY WANTS .PEACE WITH FINLAND Stockholm, Feb.22\u2014Leon Trotzky, Bolshevist Minister of War, has issued à proclamation at Petrograd declaring a desire to maintain peace with Finland, bu.warning that country that the Soviet Government will take cownter-measures if the concentration of Finaish troops on the Russian front continues.LADY LAURIER 18 BEARING UP Ottawa, Ont, Feh.23.\u2014 Lady Laurier, although tirel after the strain of the past week.was reported : tonight to Sk very well and bearing up wonderfully.Several lady friends will remain with her for a few days.Those with her tonight are: Mrs.Adelard Tyrgeon, of Quebec, Mrs.AN.Beodeur and Mrs.L.J.Lemieux, of Montreal, and Mes.H.\\V.Hamilton, of Fort Willian, GU OG BUONO Ran pags ® $ SHIPPING MOVEMENTS 0 YA GO UN OR OX ŒU CG OC EUR Arrivals at Halifax, N.8.Feb.#3: Steamers Chawliers drom St.John N.B.; Canada Yrom Liverpool.Feb.28: Manchester Division from Manchester; Kawawaha from .8t.John, N.B.; War Cobre from Gibraltar.Feb, #1: Pro Patrie from St.Pierre; War Brake from Gibraltar.- Saflings from Halifax.N.8, Feb.20: Steamers War Jernidar for Scapa, Florida: War Taures for Gibraltar; Graciang fre St.John's, Nfld.Salling from St.Jom, NB, Feb.#2: Steamer Cupic for Aucidand, N.Z.Steamer Arrivals, Feb.23: Royal at New York from Liverpool vie Maïfax; Arsemore at Boston frem Yarmouth, N.S.Mobel Toliaferro has a remarkable baby boy.At the studio the other day the camera was turned on him and he ered several different emotions, [St Vo hen re, \u2018| Social and Personal .D; In and About Town ., CANADIAN LOSSES IN THE GREAT WAR FIGURES ISSUED BY THB CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA.The latest figures issued by the! Canadian Department of Militia and Defence show the number of Can.) Officers .cour vee.386 Other rashes ,.or eee.8,498 Total coco 2.22 200.oo BTW Those Killed in Action: Officers .Other ranks .90607 | \u2014_\u2014 Total .! Died of Wounds Officers .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.806} Other ranks .sees M07 Total coo.seve 0.00 +.18,347 Died of Disease: Officers \u2026 Total .Presumed Dead: Officers .0.ou 00.0 144 Other ranks .\u2026.4,681 Total Lov cree nee oo 4807 Number Missing: Officers .«oo.00200000 23 Other ranks .333 Total .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026 B08 Number of deaths in Canada total 2,348.| Total number of Canadian Prisoners of War repatriated to Fogland wp to February 17th as follows: Officers .201 Other ranks .3,000 ! Total .vo.| Toronta, Febreery 23\u2014An import | \u2018ant disturbance is centered tonight! !near the Bay of Fundy, causing sleet | {and rain in the Maritime Provinces.The weather has turned decidedly cold in the Western Provinces.Temperatures: Min.Max Victoria .38 , Calgary .4 Edmonton .4 .Prince Albert .%12 *4 \"Medicine Hat .%10 *8 Moose Jaw.*11 *5 Winnipeg .%12 *6 Port Arthur .23 2 Parry Sound .as 36 London., 38 3 Toronto.\u2026.\u2026 .3% 41 Ottawa .ov ve .\u2026 .\u2026 \u2026.\u2026 28 3 Montreal .\u2026 ., 38 M 11 ++ es ss er ee 88 30 Halifax .\u2026.\u2026 \u2026 .\u2026 8 3 *Below zero.THT Forecasts: Lower Lakes ard Georgian Bay: rence: West to northwest winds; fadr Lower St.Lawrence: Fresh wester- little colder.Gulf and North Shore: Strong winds or gales from eastward during the day with sleet or rain.Maritime Province: Strong westerly winds, clearing, not much change in temperature.Lake Superior Region: Northwest winds, fair and colder.Manitoba and Saskatchewan: Fair and decidedly cold.Alberta: Fair and quite cold.Latest Telegraphic and Coble news Editorial Lu sseouco00000ss Latest Sporting News .Latest Telgraphic New Shipping News Financial and Commercial Nows.At the Thestres; Reminiscenses of the Past; Correspondence.10 KURT EISNER HAD PREMONITION OF DEATH Paris, Fab.M\u2014(By the Ase'd Press) \u2014Deputy Jean Longuet in his newspaper \u201cPopulaire\u201d says that after the speech of Kurt Eisner, she late Beverian Premier, at' she Socialist Congress at Berne, he congratulated Eisner on the bravery he had shown.Risner rephed: \u2018Ves.Returning to Bavaria 1 shall be killed.\u201d adisns taken prisosers of war to be: | tes 18 | t i Fair, with a little lower temperature.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Law- .and a little colder.| A ly winds: mostly fait and becoming ; H SE NASON Er > \u20ac rr\" \u20ac > LS \u201c.* CS a ; , + 4 20 #1 Cor Le memphis Ë Wk Shea pe Teens ; :.PAAR Tet ETES : + - Men's O'Coats 25 9 Off To keep you comfortable in cold weather and give you a correctly dressed appearance outdoors\u2014that\u2019s the job cut out for your Overcoat from now until Spring.Here are Overcoats that will fill the job successfully.They are comparatively light in weight, yet substan- Hal and dominating in appearance, with an admirable quality for defying cold winds.Sizes from 38 to 48.f Moderately Priced to $26 to $88.Now Less 25 % 8 special line of Place Cards, Tedly Oards, and Dance Programmes.Also a large assortment of Checkers, Oheckerboards, Chess and Chessmen.JOHN E.WALSH'S Regd, 1 ST.JONN STRRET e QUEBEC ur, alaes of t rene em bla, fonde matinal lee rem be {In the selection of this you will nd the many distinetive designs which we have to offer oi grest asgistance in making your choice.{ Bach place characterized by true weight, proper proportions and superb excellence of workmanship and finish.F Besutitui Sets consisting of Tea Pot.Coffee Pot Cream Pitcher, Sugar wi and Hot Water Kettle, Serving Trays in many distine- tive devigne-\u2014not high in priqn - +003 Tro A oo fowied + vata THE LATEST - - Péom Queen Feshion's Paria Cour} + NE dun [5 OE ors] ri vo.) .- Paverything isles wey der reset RE an a the of Foreign Affaigs.Washington \"hag pisns for Easter week announced already.ol \u2018Easter Ball, on Monday, April ewenty-firet, | will mark \u201carmy and savy night\" for | the bail of the Woman's Arey and Navy League has been gives om this particular night for medy yi | other smart event will be the vaude- ; vil performance for the Britiäh- | Ametican Wor Relief Fund ou\u2019 Febru- | ary twenty-sixth, Just 8 week \u201cbefore ; Ash Wednesday.Many of this ves- ; san\u2019s debutantes will take part In this performance.s Mes.Fraser mother of the Rev.| Principal.Fraser, of the Presbyterian i PEL, in her | Sènd year.She was a daughter of ' the late Rev.John Keir, D.D.who | was prineipaltof the Presbyterian Colfee at Halifax.Her husband.the hate Rev.Atlan Fraser, was one of the first Presbyterian ministers fn the | western part of Prince Edward In.\u2018land, Mrs.Fraser is survived dy two sons.the Rev.Principal Fraser, Mon- ! treal, and the Rev.J.Keir Frasér.| Galt, Ont.and by two unmarried daughters, who at at home.The funeral will be held at Alberton on Tuesday.At a meeting of the Federation of.French-Canadian Women and the Catholic War \u2018Workers held in the basement of the Sacread Heart Church, Ottawa, Wednesday evening to Lady Laurier upon the death of her husband.Sir Wilfrid Laurier.Madame Marchand president of the Federation of French-Canadian Women, said in part: \u201cWe are meeting here this evening ladies, under very sad circumstances.We regret the death of Sir Wilfrid Laurier.His lifework has ever been for the harmony and the peace of Canada.\u201d Mrs, LM.J.Lyons, president of the Catholic War Workers, said: \u201cThe one d ond I SHB QUEBRC CHRONICLE, \u20ac \u2019 ly RAIN ° : + To ° College, Montreal died Friday = J | her home in Alberton, à resolution of condolence was passed | weds * ikl eT * 7 om : } ÿ aly .a | RTS 1 \u2019 we.a= A | EER Ea d doubt this is certainly the greatest De Suebec h À carload of event and the terms of o tailing these goods at prices far lower h can qu oe low that possibly you may never be cheaply again.Eve So read the list nal bargains.which Quebec has ever seen.chased for this grea can quote.e prices are so able to buy granitewear so likely to need is here.vantage of these exceptio 3 = ; oN ge - - ; o The Greatest Sale of Grartiteware | Ever Seen in Quebec Starts To-day of Graniteware \u2018any other store carefully, and { t aim of Sie Wilfrid Lanri .- mi ads fassuu00 Lo mie ment Canadian has gone fl Ofraight Gsucepans, $ quart sise, in grey enamel with Drisiking Cups, of grey enamel, oak.cv: Se from our ide, His work was the [ll cover, 38s, 3 quart vise, 40, 4 quart sise, 480, 6 quart sise, Bfi0 Double Boilers, of grey enamel, 3 quart capactty .\u2014 088 _ & af the French and English 8a without eovers, 1 1.2 quart size.tte LA into Canadians; In his he was 2 rae Lipped Saucepans, : Round Rosstets, in two pieces, each .\u2026.\u2014-êbe son of Canada.\u201d er t se of san 3 i py the meeting the members of the two Bowls for Head Cheese, 1 quart aise, in Colonial grey camel Tes Pots or Coffee Pots, 3 quart copasity, with easmelled Copyright, 1918, by Public Ledger Company.organizations present \u201cing together | each.a.mana s 01050 20000000 | OBR Lens 00000 senc eens Lans nersececseqes 80s _ Paris, Feb.34\u2014It is.only a lovely new Paris negligee that can boast |.the announcements made of Frying Pans, 6 inch diameter, esch 28s, 8-inch diameter, 3%: Tea Kettles, 7 quart capacity, each .ervnessaves BS oi an overslip of exauisite cream lsce, and sa underslip of the palest\u2019 , ° \u2014.,% \u201cnr York of à ; ; ALL aa nana sance sue scna000 0 shell-pink satin.A 7 ; the arrival in 3 ow h Yor aa 91-43 inçh diameter .0.000+< 500000000000 0 ; : , Straight Pots, of Ocionial grey enamelware, with handies, \u20ac EVA A.TINGEY, \u201cand Mhs.Ogden Mills, she was des- Convex Saucepans, in white and blue, the Best on the Canadian superior grade of enamelware; \u20ac quart sise Bde, 6 quart sise, Gs, IOCDEDENENENENEDEIESSSHOENESESSS eribed as having two little dauæhters.market, 4.quart size, 846, 6 quert size, 1,00, 8 quart sise, $1.30 | 8 quart size Ths, 10 quart sise, Me, 1 quart sis0.\u2026\u2014.$149 the Ladies Moira and Eileen Forbes, .* ! CL: respectively nine and seven years old.Kettles in white and blue enamel, 4 quart sise .Bhs San of Colonial grey enamel, 6 waperier grade, 4 quart But the existence of Lady Granard's little boy was ignored.He is now: in i his fourth year, hears the courtesy SPBOIAL.A large Pan, suitable for washing dishes, or for bread, or for general use when « large pan is needed, 17 quart .cepans n sise $39, 6 quart sine, 700, $ quart sise vee srnscecessomes 800 Covered Kettles, 4 quast espacity, each ree om ores enone o- B30 à : 2 \u201cr - La ° ; oo « \u201c \u2018 uoNDAY, FEBRUARY 1019.3 ! iy > re need a Honor and i capacity, rétine, Special ; c\u2026.a.opel genes 2 1-3 quart cover mo fr .™ 1 en his meaner.wh ee ou.ro at ne.1Linches Gumatr, 130, 11 19 inches dlemter, 214, 13 13 inches | ee ee ter out mil, ab, 18 quant ds, 0e, 14 | ain Pt, i hd handle and coer, Pre A ee ae M es irhters are in deen mourning for J TATE sise, BB, 16 quart sise ==: 2 arerreerceecSlelO | D quart dise, 190, 8 quart aise 200, 4 quart vie, 440, 6 quart Mr.Hugh Doheny.of Montreal, is | Captain the Earle of Minto left her mother, Mes.Meturin Livine- | Dish Pans, in grey enamel, 14 quart sise Ass nn ss | \"= Ado, 8 quart sise awsrcmseuseasscaus ce r0emvocerecce- BOE in town, registered at the Chateau.| Ottawa Stturday, for New York do sion, ers m0, \u201cwha has been Preserving Kettles, in grey enamel, 6 quart sise .20.Swallow Pots, in grey enamel with covers, À quest des, 166, Hon.Judge A.Desy, is in town | wife of Colonel Astor on her arrival from Three Rivers.a guest at the | from England.: Chateau.Mr.W.J.Lyneh and Me, Arthue Mr.and Mrs.George Wood.oi Lemoine have left for Montreal to Montreal, are in the city, staying ali attend the funeral of the late Sir subjected to a considerable amount : of strain during the war.For her husband, who had insisted upon resigning a! his court dignities and po- Etieal offices.on the ontbreak of 8 quart vise, (De, 3 1:2 quart sise, 260,4 quart sise -\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2026 A6 Dress of grey enamel, 1 LA quart capacity.4e Couvez Kettles, 4 quart capacity, in grey wnsmel .\u2026.Âl the Chateau.Rodolphe Forget, which takes pisce Kostilities.and had volunteered for Lieut.W, H.Kear, who has just this morning in the Metropolis.ped wee * the front was one 8 the a .ie : = officers ol e sorely trie ritish À resched Haïfax from oversens, will} ser Outoma fast were do attend my onthe neninsula of Gabipols arrive in town early this week.ŸSir Wilicid Laurier's faneral.Sen- and shared nf the horror.Hon, P Te P aradie wil ee oy ator Landry is president of the La\u2018e arrivals at the Clarendon\u2014] > town à a pe on ir Wilt a French-Canadian Educational So- A.Massen, Montreal; F.H.Hibbaet.4 stiended the fancral of Sir WII! ciety.which is holding a convention Sherbrooke: P.Simard Shawitigan: ier.\u20ac eft y 4 in the Capital this week.Martin 1.Lepage, Wife and Child, \u2018 dd! no ied elt semer Owing to the death of Sir Wilfrid Rimouski: 8.J.Doucet, Grande Anse or and, * à Ph \u201ci to A | Laurier all social events st Gov- N.B.; Mrs.F.M.Wills, Montrealbands cn Th mens \u2019 | ernment House were been postponed, Late arrivals at the Chateau: à.G.À \" vardsall.; including the State Dinner for which How, Madame E R.Gagnon.Hugh Dr, Paul Dupre, son of Me.Edmond | invieations were issued for last Thurs- Doheny.Mr.nd Mrs.yi t pret.Dupre.Louis Sireet.is leaving for | day evening.and also the usual Sat- Lean TA Beaudet.phe! Montr al 6.- Narope, where he wil continue his arday afternoon skating party.J Osman.Millsboro: Mildre a nc.medical studies.Washington's new woman diplomat pherson Toronto: w A.Locke a À \u2019 Major Joha Roy.M.C, has re-| Miss Gerda Anderson, secretary of Winnipe Mr and Mrs, Geo Wood turned to Quebec, and is the guest\u2019 the Danish Legation, is good-looking, of Montreal: \u2018Mr.and Mrs J M.Ë of his mother.Madame George Royian accomplished pianist and an ex- Gains James Dunlop, of Montreal; | f Grande Alle Apartments.! pert in five languages.She speaks yr.BF Duff opens NY A = Miss Louise Landry.who has been | English with a delightful brogue, and Mrs W.Rr Charlton s il ro - - : .spending a few days n Montreal.a having learned, it farine 2 five years\u2019 Mouton; Hon.Judge A Disp.Theer A ; i Ct ne Ep mag nnd Wat Ants rus omar Hon rire | Great Reduction Sale of Furniture - - ; .- E 1 » \u2018 Please, Mothe: 1 Its Nasty! SMOKE MACDONALD'S \u201cNDE a To make the best of an otherwise dull period in the Furniture Department, we have made big redactions on niMmercus pieces ° Me ; 1 Band sets which can now be bought to great advantage.These reductions are all the more important for the fact that fumiture prises Giv ( \u2018and ( \u2018ascaret \u2014 : - \u2019 e a y BRITISH TRADING in are not only remaining at « bigh level, but are in many cases going up.Study this Het, and yeu Wil realise the céremtege sf : IN PALESTINE buying while these low prices are available.i TO MOTHERS! Instead of the dreaded dose | London, Éngland-The Board of : 4 .es, alt \u2018a of castor ofl, drops, calomel or pills, give your Trade has issucd a general license Tes Wagon, with removable tray, having glass living Room Sets, 8 pieces, upholetersd, Vv children Cascarets and ssve money, worry snd auhorising the resumption of trade J hottom, mahogany finish, regulsr $16.for.${2, | covered in nice cretonne loose cushion£ on | - Very Special trouble.Children love Cascarets because they taste with Palestine nd Syria a fer ports Brass Bed, in ¢ or dnil finish, alt sises, seats.Regular 463.00.Bale price .$48.00 t oc ; as a line from Alexandretta to 0 \u2019 brigh » ue Corn Brooms like candy.Nothing else acts so gently but surely Tnclusive and as far cast as the Hedjez MA reguler 418.00 for .asssopan ce $11.08( Chesterfield, 05 inches long, with armchair % |, .or on the child's little stomach, liver and bowels, Railway, inclusive.An order of coun- B Beds, dull or bright finish regular match, covered with very geod tapestry, bas By taking o large quantity we , cil has alsp been issued the effect 00.1 \u2019 $10.18 Marshal eushions and spring besk.secured a line of four cord Brooms, o which in be \u2018o allow the exporta- 427.00-for .onen peasant $167.00 for Lansessassnas 0000000000 SUS « tion to these territories, without a Beds, in bright or dull finish, double censational price on : war trade department license, of all ici regular 0000 for .\"ss Bedroom Sets, consisting of Suresu, chiffonler ® ola.articles other than those on lists A Livi ' ting of sofa, .and dressing table with tree mirrors, mahogany | Mondey.Thess Brooms sre very an prohibited exports, i.e., of ving Room Sets, cons , rocker | finish, Regul \u2026.\u2026.24880 ~ all articles except those whose ex- M and armohair, In fumed oak, covered with Amer ar 47040 wll made, aad the handles are | portation to all foreign destinations ican leather, spring seats, regular $36.60 for| Dining Room Geta, § pieces, ia fumed osk.| polished and olled, o first clam require à license.Ti will will be @ es ee et ee tare aes 820.00 Regular 672.00 for 3.SOOO | broom, worth 88e, tor only.49 necessary for an import license.to be | : -006 obtained from the Department of Im- Libeary Table in solid oak, fumed finish | Dining Room Get of Mack walbut, 0 pi Only One to Each Customerport Restrictions before arrangements with drawer, regular $8.50.Special $6.78 | Regular 6180.00.Salep vies .-.are made to import from the territories any goods covered by the prohibition of import proclamations.Thb license, whifst permitting the resumption of trade, does not remove .certain existing restrictions in respect, to the payment of pre-war debts and.the remittance of money for the pur.| pose of subscriptions to a loan or\u2019 eapital issue or for the purchase of securities.\u2014mb VE NOT AN RLEOTRICIAN.& white tongue, tolntod begpth, cour stemech | A New York Alm theatre supply 0 feverish, constipated, remember, & Cascaret | house received a letter of complaint from a New Jersey customer, sdying: 1 wes going {0 open my new thestre disappoint the worried mother, | oy carbons en St.Joseph Street = Retail - _ 187-178 \" Kash 30 cont ben of Cascarets dicections fos children\u2019s dove foous used up two boxes of matches and : pour old snd upwasds, Also fab néuits.| coulda\u2019t mate the dorm thing babe\", \u2018 .\u2019 « \u2018 ot or b colds whan tender bowels, mover injure, and never Division 10 35 + \u201cSree | ESTABLISHED 1764 _ ° CANADN S CAPITAL HONORED.TS CREAT DEXD WORTHIY ) TREMENDOUS.DIGNITY AND BOLEMNITY IN \u2018 / FUNERAL COBTEGE - Ottwen Onl, Feb.z2-\u2014Cantde's Capital on Saturday paid ftting- trite to the memory of Sir Wilfrid urier.There will Se no reproach when posterity asks\u2019 if the closing onors were commensurate with the tile rervice and its lofty character.Noth ng tha: should have been done was '¢'t undone.Nothing was addéd that wou'd mar the charm and fair | d'qnity of a good like.The closing scones were such zs those privileged to behold them will not willingly \u201cerase from their fecollection.The programme of .the state funeral wa.minutely carried out.Ii was stately and noble.These were its d.e est character'stics.Yet there was no sign of undue sur- row.\u201cNot a drums was heard, not a ftzeral note.\u201d not even except within the Cathedral Church.Bat there was ratier 3 grand unbidden spontaneity vi homage and of that reverential arief as of members of a vast family.Almost everywhere along she mile and a ha¥ route from tht Victoria Museum, the Dom 'nion Parliament, ior the present, to the Bas:l.ca, where OF LATE SIR WILFRID LAURIER, WHICH FORMED A FITTING CLIMAX TO NOBLE LIFE.g\u2014\u2014 deoné, bowever, had to be kapt closed so that the funeral procession to the Roman Catholic 'Basiliea on Bussex street, à thie and a half away, could be ade- Quately arranged.Soon after 8 o'clock great numbers of spectators had assembled along the ! line of route, taking advantage of evety position which would give them \u2018an enobstruct!ve view.The city had overnight, special trains running from- distant points and at times congeat- ing the large railway station.The Mayor of Ottawa had to issue an appeal for those with rooms to offer accommodation, and a central bureau Hall.Almost every window and balcony in the spacious square whereu the Victoria Museum is stuated, was fled with onlookers.Promptly at ten o\u2019clock the ar- | rangements for the departure of the cortege were complete, despite the complexity of baving to make up a process\u2019'on composed of horse-drawn sle'ghs (Cor the atreets of Ottawa are \u2018| within a short day'e jourgey of Eu- preFminaries for the.Glied woh visitors as if by magic for this work was opened at the City | the funeral service was held.there | deep in snow) and of scores of digni- was drap'ngs of black and purple, fares of state, national societies, te- raced here and thire with the Gre- | turned soldiers societies, and political cian tribute of uniading laurel.The | bodies closing with a vem unclassified Post Office and vhe Chateau Laurier, stream of simple citizens from nearly hearing a name aready historic, were | 8ll parts of the Dom\u2019nion.especialiy atr king.Over the portico | The following gentlemen acted as of the latter there were had-masted ' honorary pallbearers: Hon.Sir the flags of the Allied natio:s.At the | Thomas White, Hon.Sir B.Loug- Basilica the facude was heavily drap- | heed, Hon.Sir William Mulock.Honed in black bue the tricclor of Olg \u2018Sidney Fisher, Hon.Senator Bel- France ant B.ue and Gold of the court, Hon.Sir AMen Aylesworth, Panei See fiew ou Church buildings | Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux, Hon.Chasadjacent.\u2018The Requié:n Muss of the Roman Catirolizc Church, in all its elabora- t'on of ritual, was sung to the music spmposed by the Abbe-Perosi.While | etfamiliar compared wth some masses, it was full and resonant and was admirsb.y suited to the fine bass and alto voices of the chor and anti- phiny.Its marvellous dignity was folly apprehended by ths large nume ber of Protestants in the nave.| Murphy, Hon.R.Dandurand, Honi Senstor Edwards, Hon.L.O.David, i Jacques Bureau, M.P., J.A.Robb, : M.P., and Hon.Sir Lomer Gouini Mgr.Di Maria, representative of : the Pope in Canada, officiated at the \"enusch, assisted by other high digni- \u2018 taries of the Church.Mgr.Routhier : was assistant priest.Canons Campétu and Platin, descons.of honor, snd Father Myrand, of Ste.Anne's, deacon of office.În the sanetuary The \u201cKyre Eleison\u201d and the \u201cDies , WeTe several archbishops and bishops Iras\u201d were rendered with that power and feeling their Latin words and; profound thought never fail to evoke.| Few people attended the actual interment at Notre Dame Cemetery.Lady Laurier, with the nearest mourners, and accompanied by a nursing sister, was al the closing scene.The bereaved lady bore ber grief with womanly dignity and reserve.The ritual was performed by Rev.Father Lejeune of Ottawa.7 It was observed that just as the casket was borne from the church the sun shone out resplendently.A dozen \u201cmovie\u201d cameras reeled on records te be screened for those to whom the name of Laurier is « hpusebold word in the remotest corser of the Empire, Ottawa, Feb, 38-Canada's Capital today howored its great dead in worthy fashion, There was a tremendous dignity and selempity in the funeral sottege of the late Sir Wikrd Lauvier.which formed a fitting climax to 8 I'ie which would have been noble la any of the great nations of the wotld, ancient or modern.This dignity made itsel manifest, not so much in the formal arrangements which had been made for « State funeral, hut in the grand spon.eity with which the people flocked a.thousands to pay a last tribute.Unquestionably his was the largest funeral, the grandest and the noblest that Canada has ever seen.During the eve of the \u2018uneral when the body was Iy'ng in State in the Chamver of the Parliament :n which the great tribune had won his might- {est truumphs for the people.nearly 40,000 people filed past the cataigique.\u201c2 \u2018a nn the night before the i ané gepresentatives of all the religious | communities, A touching requiem mass composed by the Abbe Perosiwas pencered by the choir, and at the conclusion, eloquent eulogies of the dead were pronounced, in French by Archbishop Mathieu, of Regina, and in English by Rev.Father Joha Burke, Paulist of Toronto.After she final absolution the body was taken to its last resting place in Notre Dame Cemetery.At the grave the last rites were performed by Father Lajeune, of the Juniorate of the Sacred Heart.Pather Burke.\u201cWhy is this valiant man falien who bas redeemed Israel?Jament of the people of Judea over the fallen Macobus was taken by Father Burke of Toronto as the text of h:a oration at the Basilica.He described, with a facile tonch, how Macebus led the people of Judes in baule, how they humbled their ' enemies and how futilly, stilt waging : battle, Macobus himself fell on the \u201cfield of Eddesa.\u201cThe people of Israel had lost a ijeader,\u201d Fathes Burke spid.\u201cThey had lost an sideal, we have lost à leader.We have.lost an ideal.We have lost him who seemed to come to us as a g.!t from on high and we have lost h'm who seemed to be & visitor fram another age.We have tos: him who was tribuner uf the pee- \u2018ple We haye lost him who graced our Parllamest from the day he entered it.We have lost him who was great in victory and great in defeat.And as we look upon yon casket there we can, lke the arciemt man of Judea, exclam: \u2018Why \u2018s this valiant man * fallen who has redeemed Israel?\u201d fast of the long line could be admit- seu à .d4 trom the earliest dawn this morning thousands more streamed | \u201cthere is a dunger of exaggeration.\u201d down to the Victoria Museum.The ! But he thought that the words which \"In the ,shatow of the national catastrophe.\u201d Father, Burke went on, | \u2018The DIET > and After Te ou Roflable, \u2019 INFLUENZA Malted Milk Very Nutritions, Bigestibie orlick\u2019s N° AMERICA ONLY ONE DAY FROM EUROPE - PERD OF 20 MILES AN HOUR \u2018 : \u2018 \u2014\u2014\u2014 with a speed of from 300 to 300 miles an hour which will tring America rope is the prospect held out by the invention a French engineer, Auguste Rateau, accerfding to the Matin.The invention\u2018 of M.Ratean was one of the surprises in store fos the Germans which were sbout to be re vesled when fighting ceased.At the present time without the in- | vention the higher an airplane mounts the less power does its engine develop on mecount of the rarifying of the air.The loss of 18,000 feet for instance, is fifty per cent.M.Rateau\u2019s device, the paper says, lis very simple.It consists of an arrangement by which the exhaust from the engine works a small turbine which compresses the air drawn into the engine to normal pressure so that the engine develops full power no matter what the altitude.As the resistance of an airplane deeredses enormously at high.altitudes, the Mastin adds, it follows that the higher a ma- {chine fitted with the new device \u2018mounts the greater will be its speed.| This fact, it is declared, was demonstrated by the famous German long- range gun.- It has been found that a \u2018heavy day bombiar machine whose speed at 15,- #00 feet ordinarily did not exceed eight miles an hour made forty an hour with the new device.INFLUENZA ABATING Sydney, NSW.Feb.23.\u2014(Can.Press despatch from Reuters Lté.)\u2014 i In connection with the influenza which is abating al over Australia the Government is relaxing she deastie mask- wearing regulations.Sir Wilfrid had once used in respect of Louis Joseph Papineau were sine gulacly applicable to Sir WiMrid him- | sell.The words were: \u201cHe was a man fitted by nature to be the ideal of his people.\u201d \u201cHis commanding presence, his majestic m'en, his impossioned eloquence, his d.a'nterested love of country, bis unblemished character maintained for him for years sway over his people.\u201d » Father Burke spoke of Sir WiMrid's eloquence, giving instances of his command over pablic assemblies.Sir Wilinid was a passionate lover of his country, One always telt in his presence that from KMhightly'days gone by who had somehow assumed flesh to | grace this practical world for a time.It was from the teachings of the Church He followed, Father Burke comtinued, that Sir Wilfrid drew inspiration for his love of country, for the Church always taught love of country and willingness to give up one's life for country if need be.He closed with à sympathetic reference to Lady Laurier and à few words to the distinguished pail besrers\u2014\"never so distinguished as this morning.\u201d \u201cLay him down gently,\u201d Father Burke concluded, \u201cfor the sod seldom covers à nobler heart than that of WilNrid Laurier .Mgr.Mathison Archbishop Mathieu, of Regina, speaking in French, swid: \u201cHe has gone beiors the tribunal , of God to render account of his life, and impartiai h'story will tell of his great qualities of n:ind and heart, But de is not dead.The soul of Sir Wil \"frid Laurier lives in a world,\u2019a better world.\u201d | ; Mgr.Mathieu referred to the high | esteem in which Sir Wilir'd wai held by all sections in this community.Sir Wilfrid, the Monsignor went on, loved h's country and he loved it pass.orately.He gave his whole life to it, up to the last minute, He loved : his fellow-countrymen and tried to bring them togeher in accord and har- | mony.A BERL MAIN DETAILS OF MILITARY TREATY ARE: COMPLETE SUPREME WAR COUNCIL PREPARES TERMS POR PRESEN.\" TAXATION TO GERMANY Paris, Feb.33.\u2014The Supreme War Council has completed the main details of the military treaty which Marshal Foch will soon present to the Germans.It will be further pe:- fected in detail at a meeting of the council on Monday and then finally passed upom by the Council of the Great Powers on Tuesday.This do- eument is.a highly Ilmportam one, being in its terms a permanent armistice, but in \u2018effect « military treaty, disarming and demobitizing the German forces down to.a small police basis understood to be between five and ten divisions of 10000 men each, with a similar naval and seris! dis- armement and the dismentiement of the frontier fortifications na well as Helgoland end the Kiel Canal.The economic ané boundary questions with Germany are left for later determination, but from 4he military and naval stadpoint this treaty will be completely effective in terminating the war, making fnposisble any re- .QUEBEC, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2%, 1919, EULOGY OF SIR WILFRID LAURIER ELOQUENT TRIBUTE PAID BY REV.ISAAC COUCH IN THE METHODIST CHURCH.\u201cA gentleman with strikisg personality, a scholar as a result of reading and observation, a patriot to the heart's core, a lover of truth and honor, a Christian by progression and choice, Sir Wilfrid Laurier leaves behind a name that will make illustrious the opening years of the 38th Century.In that newly made grave at Ottawa there lie the mortal remains of a man of whom all must say: \u2018He | feared God and fought the good fight'\u201d The above is one of the striking passages of an eloquent sermoh de- i livered in the Methodist Church last night by the Rev.dsaac Couch, whose \u2018subject was \u201cSir Wilfr.d Laurier, the Chistian statesman.\u201d The reverend speaker choses as his text, the prophecy of Isaiah, 38nd chapter, 3nd verse: \u201cAnd a man shail be as an hiding- place from the wind, and a covert from the tempest; as rivers of water in a dry place, as the shadow of a great rock in a weary land.\u201d \u201cThe life of a great man,\u201d seid Mr.Couch, \u201cis the history of the age in sumption of it.The creaty will also have the effect of releasing all the A)- lied troops except in the established sress to be cecupled until the definite pesce treaty is signed.This military treaty will be so effective in ending the possibility of hostilities that it is construed in some quarters as definitely ending the war although there may still be the technical question prhether the final ending of the war does not await the signing of the final treaty of peace.Peace Plane Plans for the restoration of peace between Rumania Hungary by establishment of a, neutral zone in Transylvania were Presented to the Supreme Council today.This suggestion was made by Andre Tardien, representing the Conference Commission on Rumanian Affairs.He suggested that the fighting between Rumanisns and Hungarians probably copld dest be checked in this manner, He thought that the neutral zone should be ten kHomatres wide, in the mountains separathig the two ne tions.Another subject touched upon by the council was the claim of Albania for che extension of ns territory dy the annexation of portivns of Greece which he lives, In the life of Moses } we have the history of Israel for one {hundred years.In the life of David j we have a subsequént history of the \u201caume people.In the life of Paul we have the history of the rise of the Christian Church.In the life of dA FORMATION OF NEW | SOVIET REPUBLIC DISTURBS BAVARIA GOVERNMENT TRIES TO MINIMIZE AFFAIR IN EYES OF PUBLIC.Berne, February 33-The consti tution of a new Sopiet republic was profoundly disturbing to the Bavaran Government, according to ad- vices received here.The Govern-| ment is trying to minimize the affair in the eyes of the public and has issued.the following note: \u201cPhilipp Scheidmann's , anmounze- in the Weimar Assembly that civil ! war has broken out in Munich is nt- terly false.It is true that certamn .buildings were occupied provisional ly, but it was solely for the purpose of preventing devastations until the Government could take fresh steps.\u201cA general strike for three days | was declured, but the city is col | and work will be resumed Monday.The Republican Guard is protectmg all the big hotels and besks.\u2018The \u2018 Exeélitive Committee of the Solders and Workmen's Council meta the Cabinet again this morning.Negotiations are proceeding for the formation of a new popular government.\u201d The Berlin press.according to the advices, refuses to admit the exiet- ence of a counter-revolutionary plot The newspapers seem to have te- ceived an order, the advice say, to represent Coumt Arco Valley, the i At the same time a group o: anar- France by way of Switzerland.TWO CENTS.CLEMENCEAU OBJECT OF POSSIBLE PLOT TWENTY-FOUR ANARCHISTS ! COLLECTED IN VEVY DURING DECEMBER.3 chists met in Zurich to organ.ze ai plot against the French Premier and other Ailied statesmen in Paris.The leader of this group, it is alleged.was 4 Misiani.director of a Rud\u2019zal newspaper, who went viten to Geueva to | confer with anarchists there.A iew 3 days ago Misiani was arrested in the offices of the Red Flag, the Spartacan organ in Berlin.It is sail he was especially charged with smuggling revolutionary propagarda into ! i Paris, Februyry 23\u2014Inquiry into the ramifications of a possible plot againat Premier Cletuencesy, according to despatches Nor Venevs to French papers, show that during the month of December twenty-four persons, all anarchists or Bolsheviks arrived in the neighborhood of Vevy.Among them, it is alleged, were Rossiere, Zshmid and Buneif.At six o'clock this evening the \u2018ol- ! lowing official bulletin was issued concerning the condition of Premier Clemenceau: \u201cM.Clemenceau had à good day.! His temperature was 37.2 degrees centigrade (98.9 Fahrenheit); pulse 69.Henceforth only one bulletin will be issued daily.\u201d \u2014\u2014 _F.Ray Comstock and William Et- .Hott have added another gem to the slayer of Kurt Fister, as en irre- yering of musical comedies which have | Luther we have the life of the history of the Reformation.God's greatest gift to earth is manhood at its best.That country is richest that grows | Geneva, Feb.23\u2014(By the Associthe largest number of great men.|ated Press)\u2014As the sokdiers and Greece was not a land of large dimen- | ijgrs have seized the telegraph sions.It was little Greece that gave lines radiating from Munich.# is the world its immortal philosophy | considered here that news from the and eloquence Palestine was a small : Bavarian capitel must be accepted country when the Hebrew prophets | wiv caution.Street fighting is re- \u201cwrote their songs.It was a feeble | Dorted to be continuing, especially ! dependancy of the Caesars when the | around the Hotel Regina, where Apostles lad the foundation of an three persons were leilled and eight- edifice more indestructible than the ' ee; wounded Saturday.Several off - topless towers of Ilium The glory, | cers who fired upon the crowds are of a country is in its hwmaniay.The \u2018repoeted to have \u201ceen killed.wealth of a land is in the number of | The general strike, according to : those radiant spirits whose lives are | adwices, has met with little suceess.the shadows of a great rock, of 8 The soldiers and workmen are in covert from the tempest, or r.vers in possession of all she munition fae- a dry hand.tories.\u201cThe statesman, the poet, the pa-| A despatch from Munich says i triot, the scholar, the thinker, the Count Arco Valley, the assassin of man who has at heart the we'fare of , Kurt Eisner, was a dissolute person the and it is believed the crime wes sponsible person.Telegraph Seized graced the Princess Theatre, New | York It is called \u201cOh, My Dear!\u201d amd like its predecessors, \u201cOh Boy!™ \u201cOh, Lady, Lady!\u201d and others, owes its book to Guy Bolton sed P.G.Wodehouse.While the music of the earlier productions was the work of Jeronve Kern, the score for this sixth annual Princess musical comedy production has been written by Louis A.Hirsch, one of the most accomplished of the younger composers.The Princess has become an institution in New York theatredom, and its annual offerings are a theatrical event.Its \"intimate musica] comedies, sithough each different from the other, foflow \u2018à certain routine.Inveniably there is a full yest's engagement in New York.The following season there are extended engagements in Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago.and then! , come the week's engagements in the smaller cities.\u201cOh, My Dear!\u201d will people, is the man who makes the | committed under the influence of the not be seen outside of New York and Serbie The Alenisn claims prong M lends the people; to him were presented Turih ha, | * : on him they lean; from Prime Minister Ni Alanis.Morvecs ! him they derive their social and civic and: the Posh situation are on the Motives and ideals.Take sway from agenda of the Supreme Council for Saturday.Denmark's Claims Denmark\u2019s claims for a portion of Schicswig-Holstein were heard by the Supreme Council today, H.A.Bernholt, the Danish Minister in Paris, \u2018who appeared to cepresent Denmark, tald the Council, the northern hal of Schieswig-Holstein cightivlly belonged on historical and national grounds to Denmark, but that Denmark was willing to have a plebiscite to determine its disposition.While the Danish Minister did not make a fiat daimifon the northern haf of Schieswig-Holstein.including the Kiel Canal, he mid that in justice to the population of this district he believed it should have the right te determine its future by « popular vote.The whole question was referred to a commission.RAILWAY SMASH.Nine Killed, Seventy-five \u2018Injured in Passenger Collision.Pittsburg, Pa, February 23 \u2014 Nine persons are known to have been killed and seventy-five others injuerd, many fatally, when a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passenger train crashed into a double-header locomotive here last night, \u201c The accident occurred near Swine burn street, on Second avenue, at which point the tracks are elevated above the surface of the street.nine bodigs which have heen brought to the morgue are erushed and show mute evidence of the terrible impact \u201cHe understood\u201d Mgr.Mathied went on, \u201cand tried to make others understand that we are not born to\u2018 hate edch other, but to love each other.He was convinced and tried to convince otherd that we in Canadas , shou!d .be united in one heart and | with the same devotion.\u201d | No one understood better than Sir Wilfrid that in a coumry such as ! Canada there must be diversity of | opinlop\u2019 that men, animated with the ' same spirit of love of country might differ as to the means by which the consmon object might be attained.But Sir Wilfri¢ knew and reslized that tire be unity in Canada and for that he worked and strove, In memory of him, thers should ba endeavor to exercise those great principle df charity, toleration snd jus tice which God had brought to earth.\u201cWe should, Mgr.Mathieu sides, | \"ring unity where there le division; calm where there is discord; harmony where there is no pesce.For these sentiments were the greatest sentie ments ja the heart of our nd Goo, a between the passenger and the big focomotive.[Hospitals to which the scores of injured were rushed, report that many of the patients are fataliy hurt, and it is expected that the feath roll will be increased.All the victims of the accident reside in and about Pittsburg, many of them coming from the city of Me- Koesport, near here.New York, N.Y.Feb.22.\u2014Six shipwrecked seamen from the New d Teresa Maud, rescued from their vessel January 2¥wd and taken to Gibraltar, arrived here today on the British steamer Gleneden, from that pod.The Teresa Maud, 4 craft of only 90 tons, sprang a leak and became gered while on the fom Oporto 80 Ceand Bante, N&d with salt.The distreus The i history a few names, withdraw from civilisation the influence of a few great hearts and we are back in the unrelieved darkness of barbarism.\u201cAbraham, Moses, David, Elijah, Paul, Augustine, Dante, Shakespeare, Cromwell, Milton, Colvin, Wesley, Gladstone, Salisbury, Macdonald | Brown, Blake.Laurier.These were | the shadow of rocks in the weary { land.They were streams that made | the majestic river that we call the be said: \u2018Everything liveth whitherso- ever the river comes.\u2019 \u201cThe collosal character of the 17th Century in letters, was Shakespeare; in morals, Milton; in statecrait, \"Cromwell.The rise of Oliver Crom- | well cost a king his head.but since that time every king's head has been i better balanced and more secure.The was Wiliam Ewart Gladstone and Laurer was his pet child.The 20th Century is still young.What names will be written in the virgin pages are is always timber in God's forest and trees out of which a ship's keel may be hewed and a batterng ram made.What crisis are before us, we know not, but we will have (aith that there shall be no crisis without the necessary profit and leader.\u201cA gentleman with striking personality, a scholar as a resalt of reading and observation, a patriot to the heart's core, a lover of truth and honor, a Chrstion by profession and ! choice, Sir Wilfrid Laur'er leaves behind a name that will make illustrious | the opening years of the 20th Century, In that newly made grave at Ottawa there lie the mo:tal remain of a man of whom all muet say: \u2018He | fight\" .\u201cWhen Abrer lay dead in Îsrael, David sa'd; \u2018Ilnow ye not that there is a prince and a great man fallen this day in Israel\u2019 Well may yo say: Know ye not that there is à priace and a great man fallen in Canada.A rincely man is known by the num.Ber of strong men of wisdom and power fhat he draws around him, and n this case is their nama not legion.All classes do him honor, Death has .a strange power in « ÎMe like his.It liberates us from a prejudice, personal and partizan and anoints our eyes to see with truer vision and stature of the man.It requires not extraordinary judgment to measure the fallen oak.His character was oak in strength, abilisy and dependability.The roots of his Ne went into the soil of crak.Belief In God, in signela of Captain Lee and Ms five men were seen by the British steamer Crewall, bound which took Shem a nd aget, | ot Christ a9 Revealer, in man as his tential he'r, in duty as the law of ifs, in righteousness as the crews of lilo.in the sanutity of home, the e.civilization, concerning which it may | co:losai character of the 19th Century\u2019 pan-Germans.Regiments Loyei Bertin, Saturday.: (By the Associated)\u2014A special de- | spatch to the Lokal Ameger says the Bavarian regiments outside.| Mursch have qffered to come to the ! ad of the city if the Spartacans attempt to terrorire the capital.and lalso have placed themselves at the, disposal of the newly-elected Diet, | which was to have met Friday.but February 23\u2014: until next season.Pauline Frederick found s quantity of mail awaiting her arrival at the Goldwyn Studios in California.one letter in particular touching and , amusing her, It came from the writer of a scenario who said that if the star accepted it his wife would make Mss Frederick a mocha cake and would create some \u201cPauline Frederick\u201d candies for her.Somethicg which was dispersed by the Soviet | also was said, casually.about the set Government.! Count von Luxburg, brother of the | former Minister to Argentine, the newspaper says, has been arrested on suspicion of being implicated in the assassination of Kurt Eisner, the late Premier.According to the despstch squads of looters invaded the districts.The palace of Fie Marshal Prince Leopold was entered by looters alsc who.however, were forestalled by the hurrived arrival of soldier guards.The Government {of \u2018Bavaria, the despatch continues, | has fixed à penalty of death for plunderers.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ce cnntn.integrity of conscence and service to the common good.This is what saved Sir Wilfrid Laurier from common.places and it will save us from idle \u2018deifting in youth.vacuity in midlife and small n-ss when years draw a'gh in which desite fails and eyes that \u2018 ! look out of the windows are bedim- ; med.\u201d res'dential : of false teeth the author wanted to {buy with the proceeds of his work ticipation of military intervention by the Ebert Governent.The c'ty of Mun'ch, says the correspondent, is entirely uninformed as to the events that are transpiring, as no mewspapcrs are appearing.l'p ta late in the afternoon there had been no rioting or other excesses reported.At the time the despatch was filed the correspondent said Herp Auer, Minister of the Interior, who was still unkniwn to us.However, there | The drming of wosfngmen is said shot during a session of the Die, By the correspondent to have been : jin progress since early today, in an.| fhe Augsburg Soviet was stil alive.Augsburg Riots, issmed à statement today regard'ng the riots of Friday, showng that the Radical demonstration resuiting from the assassinat'on of Kurt Eisner.the Bavarian Premier, rapidly dexener- oted into an orgy of destruction and loot of such ranvéisations that the Soviet troops were compelled to make liberal use of their weapons, The statement says the mob ra\u2018ded the artillery denot and armed itself feared God aad fought \u201cthe good jh The speaker then touched upon ine | with machine guns, rifles, revolvers cidents in the life of Sir Wilfrid Lay.8nd munitions, bat that the d'sord-r rer, bringing owt particularly bis | ult:mately was suppressed late at fondnces of little children, and closed Night.Large number of planderers is scrmon with a touching narrative Who were armed, wer arrested and of the wreok of the steamer Lady | 87e be'ne executed as fam as sentens Elgin.\u201cThat morning, thousands of ; tts are passed on them by the revo people gathered on the beach, the : vessel was fast going to pieces.So, impossible to man the lifeboats.A young man by the name of Stevenson fastening a rope arount his body, that it might be pulled ashore were he killed in the floating wreckage, swam again until he had rescued some reven:sen, He was exhausted dy the ordeal and taken to hospital.H's name was flashed the world over, but his strength was fast waning and to | his brother sitting at the bedside.he said: \u2018Will, tell me the teuth.Every- | body praises me, but Will, tell me meet did ! de my best\u2019 great man is gone and t in creeds and classes wood rom out to the scene of distress again and | lutonery head of the court martial which is now sitting permanently, tarbulent were the waves it was found , ¥ecordng to the statement.DODDS IDNEY / 2 a I ~ pe | struck by the fact that, in spite of an assurance thut Piabt of 11 readinems \u201cto accept \u2018Whi Toalitlol\u201d B21} .pulsits 0 lamg es teur and vines are votained and.fie ; {19-04 doaat @ sp mpward.Its possible of course to we spirits {without abusing it us te de 0 Bequives ¥ self-control or & strong constitution.On the th php DISPILLERS® STATENENT The Ohronisle, Ia common we pregums With the Does of Canada in general, hes just received a bro- Shure entitled \u201cA Qiatement by the Déstélless ot , Cannda Coimédéred ae à\"ippogrephiool species i is 'mverely plain but dignified and attreotive, 26 * 0 plone of oomposition it in possesses distinat Literary Rori4 and as fornpl argument it is not only well: + Quotractod but plansitle, LC After a preliminary perusal however, one ep Te © is fatally easy 0 decome intemperate té permitted only in medicinat quantives fer medi- cinl purposes.\u2018 .Even light beer and light wine can lesd to in- the majority of cises to produce this effeet le « fairiy effective vale-quard and in any event the effects are by Ro means so injurious &s in more flery dripék, | The war has proved that the distillers can with comparatively litte difficulty turn their plants to the production of wore beneticial wares so that there would enly be a temporary tinancisl loss sf any.\u2018* Me that will net wheu he may, when he will be shall have nay\u2019\u2019 and the distillers that would not control the distribution of their product to prevent sbuse shall have no for an answer when they plead for pers mission to do w #8 the eleventh hour.Distilled | liquor mua follon the publio drinking ber into the discard and if mait liquor is by any chance retained it will ouly Le où suffrance and during good behavior.\u201cThey (the distillers of Canada) have not had letters sent to the newspapers in fictious names, nor are they behind any movewent which cannot stand the tulisst public eerutiny\u2019\u2019, this statement is unsigned beyond an sppended note that \u2018\u201cCommunications regarding this booklet may be addressed to K.T.Ferguson, Chateau Laurier, Ottawa, Ont.\u201d The publie is probably familiar\u2014in some cases only too mueh ao \u2014-with the names of the leading munufacturers of spirituous liquor in Canada but it certainly does uot | know them ail, nor how mauy of thet are belind this pestusive but anonymous manifesto, A more sym patietie'h:2ring could then be posésle if the publie kuew exactly with whom ft was deniing.Un more careful invesiigation the suspicion growa that there is 8 stronger desire to protect A business \u201cwhich has bein legitimizid from the earl ist times in the Dowiaion'\u2019 than to ensure that \u201cthe private rights of the individual and the publie rights of society would be adequately conserved.\u201d Seine perfectly unexeeptionalde moral principles are promulgatel while the dincinvtion between temperance and prohibition ia stro-giy drawn but there is strong suggestion of à deati-hed repentence.Thus we pre told: \u2018it is true that the goods of the distillers were sold in tars, but it should be remembered that the har was then a legitimate channel through which distiiled liquors eonid be purchated, | van conmpended hy Bloomberg; his chief of stall way and that the distillers were neither responsible for | named Anderson; the Politieal Ofticer of the Army them.nor did they establish them.nr support them | ns Kiselstein.' > as à part of the machinery of their Imaitess.They : The Soviet Army on {he Butuluk front ~scently made no demur when bars were oholished, and have ommended by Col.Btoombach, an ofcer of the made sbeolutely no effort to have them restored: in- German General ataff, deed they go farther, and the distillers of Canada The Soviet Army near Petregrad last Autumn put themeclves on record as heing nlsolntely opposed : was commanded Ly a Greekto any legislation which has for its cbject, directly or | es Soviet Army on the Uralek front recently indirectly: the vestoration of the public drinking was commanded by one Materfbach, an Austrian, This sounds very noble but the same distillers are | on The Soviet representative in Finland is Hiller seutely conscious that there exists not the remotest : The Director of Bolshevist propaganda in Ger: poesibility of such legislation 3s they thus vigor-; many is Karl Radek, an Austrian, whose real name ously oppose and from whatever quarter it may have | is said to be Scbelsohn or Sènelnchnbeen inspired the fact remains that there has been, \u201cpy Bolshovist propagands in Sowitæerland ie di the most A resistance to the abolition of the rected by Fritz Platten, a Swiss who has been na- publie drinking bar wherever measures to that end | turalized a German.This men is a close friend of have been introduced.Above all it cannot be dented , Lenin.He helprd to organize Lenin's journey.in that the bar was made possible by and constituted, 1917 to Russia from Evwitserdand across Germany ; he ALIEN BULSHEVIST RULE Sovict Russia is ruled by a body of men largsly drawn from a minority which numericsily is insig- mosity towards Lie people who form ths vast wma.jority of the inha:.atants of the country.'A consider ableSsumber of tie lolshevist rulers are men who de fore the Revolution were not Russian susjecta.Among them are the following: \u2014 born id Wipperfuerth, near Remoheid, in Rhenish Prussia, (Authority, the Essen Aligemeine Zeitung, quoted in the New York Heruld of the Z0th April, 1918).The Soviet Army on the Bielébie front recently hand for the weak, scifber physically.or 4.- or sijher pl pion Yo smication but the shoormsl conuiaption required in | nificant and which is inapired by the bitterest: ami-1 \u201cTrotsky was boru Hraunstein; he is a German, |.a) 4 Ë, JOT $7,300, OF \u201c2 5 aii é | à RE x : - Sh Le .vw IEE 3 SUR O4 * NS E ESS au Cain pr ee Po, \u20ac Tue \u201cMONTREAL TRAMWAYÉ AND POWER COMPANY, LATER ; (Conpsoling by stork ewamnip he Montre Racers Compas.a 2, : oe 1 Boaedh'aab, 4 to gold Oui 0 the cption ol tha tumer Gratths À hatdef) at Moatvasl or Now York.+5, oo Interout payable somi-annually, May Let and Negypplee § PRE ; DENOMINATIONS +\u2014$100,\u20144506.and 1.999, Ce Seats vs vis ve redemande sr 3 ps.101 sof mrt spun 20 ie thn o Souujariont wd LE Lape 1M Boowa, Mentpumery & Mabchas Sof Mer Bits & Biiwm, Sulton.Motus, hap sod sone Twi Donde have boon passed before Ma RL Poctbonit, M2, Mentos ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT \u2014=The bonds which ve are offering are guartiteed specifically by secutities of the Montreal Tramways Compan operating under the terms a franchises granted to the Company e City of Montreal.This franchise which was ratifed by the Legislative Assembly of the Parliament of Quebec, grants to the Company an absélute monopoly fof the term of thirty-fye i y + > time the y is entitled to divert from its gross annual fixed amount which is sufficient to meet the interest ou receipts an its debenture stock and to pay a dividend of 10% on its common its bonds and stock.\u2014This amount, which according to the terms of the franchise, is fond at 82,177,17710, has abeolute prierity on the annual amount of $500,000.which the City of Montreal is entitled to fof the rental of its streets.\u2014An independent administrative commission has eho bees formed for the purpose of looking after the operation of the franchise and it has the power and the obligation to raise the rate of the fares in case the gross Yecei should not be sufliclent to meet the fixed charges i e menti \u2014\u2014We consider that the present issue is an excoptional Investment from » point of view of Income and Security.hl Price : Par and Accrued Interest The Beads will be ready fur delivery on or about tho fret of March 1800.Vor Masher pordauiors and application forma, 1900 8 .| DENT.LECLERS , VERS .100 8 Jomes Bt.Méantoonts maison bnes - Limited (nvennesenen wee) envésennr eu ! gene none .\u2026 ARPEATING RIFLES je REVOLVERS Tl - GENERAL AND |HARDWARE We cary a complete line of the best and up-to-the-minute HARDWARE GOODS - \u2014pue We have slso one of the largest and best selected stocks of new Sporting Goods .Silver-piated Ware, |s LSHAWECO.HARDWARE MERCHANTS \u2018Phone 578.13 ST.JOHN ST.JoyceKilmer \u2014By Sapper.\u201cSHAVINGS,\u201d by Joseph C.Lincoln.P.J.EVOY, BOOKSELLER, 141 ST.JOHN ST.\u2018Phone TTR the largest patron of the distillers.If, as = 144¢ was felt that the public bar with its ever ready | invitation to enter, its -customs of \u2018treating\u2019.ils pernicious record of poliieal activity, and in too many cases its dubious management, conil only be dealt: with by extinetion'\u2019 it has been because the distillers who had it within their power at any time through control of supply, never at any time tok any step to.induce the retail dealers to net their house in order, as it would have been in their own interest to have.done.Nay more it is extremely doubtful whether they would undertake such a step at the present time if public opinion were still dormant.If agitation for \u2018bone dry\u201d prohibition exists today it is due to the scandalous abuse of the liquor traffic through the agency of the bar and the \u2018brothel which the distillers have all along acquiesced in-if they have not encouraged\u2014for the profit that was in it.There is in fact something contemptible in this resdiness to abandon the retail dealer through whom the manufacturer became affluent in a frenzied effort to save the latter's own hide: '\u2018you may have the bar\u2019, he whines, \u2018but leave, oh leave me its customer.\u2018 A passive plea is recognized as insufficient apd the distillers bave deBnite legislative proposals to make of which *\u2018it is only possible at thé present stage to give a brief outline\u201d.The principal fes- tures being: 1.The Division of the Provinces into areas or tones.2 The issuance of deslers\u2019 and factors\u2019 licenses.3.Regulation governing shipment and delivery of liquor.4, The prohibition of private inter-provincial transaction in liquor and oË export warehouses.{Legislation of thie kind might conceivably do a great deal to check tbe abusse that have teen complained of for so long but it is surely a little late in + tbe day to suggest them under imminent '\u2018threat of » somplete prohibition.The distiiters never did any- .thing to help the cause of temperance when they might have dons and are therefore enitled to little eredit now when they are acting under dire necessity.+ \u2018The Chronicle has never suggested the possible © desirability of lisenses for wines and beer out of any tenderness for brewer or distiller.These gentry have + brought their misfortunes upon their own heads, Hthey have no legitimate cause for complaint whatever 1; penalty might be onforeed and is is only Hecamse pub- \"He.opinion still sens unprepared for drastic meas- Jures thet we are doubtful of their wisdom.No one d be the wores for it and many people would be \"Abo better 12 a mufficient majority of the population \"+ prepared te accept and enfore the principle of per et mii of pris the promatare applisstion of the Principle | pital, he was +1 wan closely amociated with Lenin when the Bolshevists seized power.The delegation sent to Germany to treat regard Steivhurg.The head 8.Nourteva, a Finn.The head of the Extraordinary Commission against the Counter Revolution is Peters, à Lett, why murder case.The Bolshevist Commissioner at.Vologda in in New York.; From this it can be seen how little representative Russian school of thought.THE NEW PENSIONS COMMISSIONER Commissioners, created by the resiguation of Major on thé wisdom of its choice.The Board of Pension Commissioners is aiso fortunate in thus being able to till the vacant post.: Secretary to the lioard since \u2018May, 1917, and in ad: | dition to the practical experience in the handling of | pension problems, which he has thus gained, he has also a military record which places him bigh in the estimation of returned men who know him.He Is a graduate of tho Royal Military College, Kingston, | and also attended MoGill University.i Prior to goiug overseas, he held « commission in the Sth Roysl Highlanders, Montreal, and volun- permission being granted to orgenise the 4nd whish position ba held through the period of organisation.Before the Battalion.left for oversesa he requested to be, and was, appointed to command a Major Ooristine proceeded with his Battalion to France in October, 1916, remaining with it until June, 1916, when during the heavy fighting at | Ypres, in the engagement populany known amongst menibers of the C.B.F.as the \u201cJune Shot\u201d, be: was seriously wounded.After two months in hos returned to Canada sad discharged in April, 1917, sa being permenently unfit for further servies at the front.During his tenure af office a Secretary, Major Ogristine has shown himeel?to be thoroughly espible of dealing with pension problems, and the practical Qualifications he hes thus sequ will prove fa.valuable to him ix the Yissherge of kis new duties us > het \u201cwould only lead to worse abuse.« TR ft is open question whether opinion is.pre- \u201cpared dines Shere fo ttle | Pension Ouumieionss, _.\u2014 ing prisoners of war is headed by Grossman and | \\ f of the Bolshevist propaganda in the | United States according to the New York World is | lived long in London, where he was concerned ina September, 1918, was Eiduk also a Lett who had lived the dangerous ararchist movement is of any truly D In the appointment of Major Stamey B.Corie M tine to fill the vacancy on the livard .of Pension À J.L.Todd, the 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Prat Lame ; Rooms to Rent ve \u2014 ont Dead Liccece: Taree.| » + be Ay \u201ca qv LA CAISSE DECONO E LNOTRE-DAME DE QUI e ï eee ju ab GL a t E TRE ._-Bavinge Bank, Quebec \u2018 ere, ; + ym 1 2 54 ro A) pinout abe toracuive ott outed ° deposit ans however small y 2 \u2026 maybe, ba balp creating provident habits \u20ac .: | Annual Wind Up | Sale\u2019 of Womens® Gaiters 4 pairs of Short SFATB; sise 9 and'8.Regular price 98.50.Now.! .2 ton ws vee ver vos oan 85e The balasce otfour FLE ANTES Higte, Choinois, FONT | $1.45 - Regutlat price 2.50, for.eee es FOUR Ons complete range of sizes, in English SPATS; 10 iach; $2.45 Fawn, Grey and Pearl.Regular price 99.50 sow.!, $b J We Gil lat gp nt §9 AF the Balance of Women's Lose Gales, Which origioally sold.at $4.00.Lo : «, À awail lot of American SPATS, in colors White, Chamois, and §.Selection\u2014Oh Lady! Lady!! .Te ie Jerom® Kern ATION PICTURES - ja (a) Serenata .Albert Cajani Passepi om \u201c roi = » Se Delibes 7.Vocal Solo\u2014\"1 hear you calling me\u201d eo.Ch.Marshall Mme.Lucille Angers.§.Ballet Coppelia .Leo Delibes (1)' Festival Dance and Valse of the Lo Homrs (3) Czardas.dOD SAVE THE KING: Musical Director, PERCY M, BALDWIN.THE GREAT WAR VETERANS\u2019 SUCENR.Actefition is directed to the Great Veterens\u2019 Association euchre wvaning at Berthelot Hall.Tickets sre selling rapidly end the event promises to be a great success.Over one hundred and twenty prises have been goaated by local merchants and others, and these will be gn_view in the windows of Faguy & Leplnay, St.John mreet today.All those who | have mot yet obtained their tickets should do so wihout delay.permet st FRUIP AND ' VEGRTABLE PRICES.Department Announces Wiolesale Prices for Wednesday.The Fryit Branch of the Department\u2019 of / Agticulture, Quebec\u2014No, t Ontario Spy, $9 to No.1 Baidwins 87 to $8: No.1 Ben Davi, 1 Nova Scotia Ppy, $6.30 to $1.00; Baldwin\u2019s, $e to $6.50.British Col .Potatoes, $1.40 to $1.59 per 90.bag.Market quiet.Montreal: No.t Spy amd Golden Western hoxed apples, $3.30 hell FERRED #7 RD TRANGLE CLUB SOLDIERS AND SAILORS PASSED PLEASANT AFTERNOON | AND EVENING YESTERDAY About one hundred eoidiers and sailors were entertained at the Red Triangle Club yesterday afternoon .and evening by Mrs.W.H.Wign and her committes of Ladies the pro- \u2018 gramme consisting of sacred singsong.addresses, vocal solos and the serving of refreshments.In the afternoon a half hour was devoted to sacred singing under the leadership of Mr.Lambourne which was followed by an-address by Rev.Mr.McArther who spoke on Soldiers\u2019 Future Citizenship, After the address the boys sat down toan appetizing supper which had been prepared by the ladies and in the evening.after church service a sacred concert was_ given in which all joined in the sing- ing of hymns.This was followed by | an sddress dy Captain /(Rev) 8.W.| Hann and a vocal program in which the following took part: Miss Humphries, Mr, L.H.Lembourne, Mrs.+ «| W.J.B.Fraser, Capt.Taylor.| , The evening was brought to a close by the singing of the Doxology and | the National Anthem and serving of refreshments.LNA HOSPITAL LST ON $1020 AS CAMPAIGN WILL NOT CLOSE FOR DAY OR TWO TOTAL 18 EXPECTED TO REACH $195,000.\u2018The Knights of Columbus campaign to raise the sum of $100,000 in aid of the Laval Tuberculosis Hospital has resulted beyond the hopes of the organizers as up to Saturday night $103,000 had been collected, and this without reports for Saturday afte noon and Sunday.Reports are still to come in from various parishes and when these, to- wether with subscriptions yet.to be received, as the campaign will not | close for a few days yet, it is expected | that the total will be in the neighborhood of $135,000.THE NEW.DAY.Silent has been the night, and oh.so + long! .Ï With weary moon forever sailing west, Save thas.a bird at midnight trilled a song, A dream of daylight, from his moon lit nest.> The hills lay couched in slumber, rangd on range: The earth was floating in a silver web,\u2014 That mystery of calm before a change Ottawa, an-! noutices the following wholesale fruit and vegetable prices for Wednesday st Quebec and Montreal: The lull of waters at the lowest ebb.| Sone drowsy notes were all the bird ; could sing.| Soft 81 the scattered drops of sam- mer dew; Then, hushed within the quiet of his wing, He sang no more; but now the dream comes true.A thrill runs through the spaces of \u2026 the night, And futters on the wavy eastern ne; ! Beyond the stars dilates a distane light.With slow approach it deepens into bloom, Faint jasmine yellow with a fAush J rose; And, brightening till it makes the stars a gloom, O'er all the long uncertainty it flows.\u2018 1] What though the unborn; i Sweet was the coroled vision wf | the bird: d are the tidal colora of the morn: nd heaven is pledged without a single word, perfect day is yet | The waves of light are breaking on the shore, : Pushing in cadence to à mighty Onions (auction), uebee reds, 91.10 per bag: Western mnt tm\u2014\u2014\u2014 * » DIRS SUDDBALY, À évalkr im statues named Arighi, à Batord a ra 0! réay morn + mat ere Buashrrd to Me.He clean» morue here, Whoré Sétoner we ~ The strong uplift of tipble hopes The great new future rising in the w.Above the, hills surges the day et ot me The longed-for day, effulgent, ', ; and wide: vo Tuen, turn, gray earth, and leave the darhgned past, And swing thyte upos the com.! ing tide! ~Louiss Bushaell cmt es \u201c i 8 FEBRUARY 125% Discount Sale Continues Active This remarkable Bale is considered as the most important saving Our entire assortment One Fourth Off Regular Prices This Sale will surpass any of our previous efforts, because our stocks are greater and better than ever, in ; \u2019 DRESS GOODS, SUITINGS, SILKS, WASH GOODS, LINENS, COTTONS, READY.TO-WEAR APPAREL.GENTS FURNISHINGS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, at LI® Discount Of Regular Marked Prices 8 We powitively guarantee every article in this [i Sale to be new, dependable and finest quality of i merchandise, THIS MEANS GREAT SAVINGS TO YOU.i TO PG 2 75 RS OO NE à SUYING A STANDARD WATCH, SRE l\u201c9acoT 9 IT.JOSEPH STREET.» To 38 The- Lowest Prices at -Which Tou Can Buy Goo Cashmere Stockings Call For These Lines-They Are All Wonderful Values \u2014 tete 1 DPenman\u2019s All Wool 1-2 ribbed Cashmere Stuckings with double toes and heels, sizes 9 and 9 1-2, value $1.35.Our price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.08e Plain All Wool Cashmere Stockings, of good quality, Penman's make, sizes 8 1-2 to 10, value $1.75.Our price .RE $1.25 Boys\u2019 Stockings of All Wool 2-1 ribbed Cashmere, English make, value $1.75, Our price.9c Little King; very best llose for children, at these prices : 5, 50e ; 514, Süc; 6, 60e ; 6L4, 65e; 714, 75e and 8, .80e Plain Black Union Cashmere Stockings for Ladies; sizes 8 12,9, 9 1.2.Special price .80¢ White Cashmere Btockings with dotible eoles for Ladies, two wonderful values at .96¢ and $1.15 Brown Silk Stockings for Ladies.\u2026 «ob lot at, \u20ac 8 dosens only of ail wool plain black Cashmere Stockings for Ladies, sives 9 and-9 1.2.Special price restes s ane nu en 00000 cts dr00 0360 0000010 B00 * 10% Discount on all Woolen Stockings.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 264 to 264 St.John Street SEs INE It ELE ba tet rsa ! EN RESORTS LL Nee RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.: 9 LA = An - J pe & a\" MOUNTAIN STREET, MONTREAL.BRIGHT WARM ROOMS, GOOD MEALS.MODERATE RATES.\u2014\u2014 Write for Booklet \u2014 C.I\u2019 D.Licence 10-14123.O.10x1y St.Lawrence Hall MINTREAL .Masnifrent new enrince St.James Street .200 \u2018Po-soe (many with baths attached) .2 + + .Americar pec.from $2.00 w St per European plac, from $1.00 to 8.00 \u2018 per day.A.J.HIGGINS.Lid C F.B License No.10-5518.tr rare EE Under new Management FREEMAN'S HOTEL 8t.James and Notre Danie St.W., MONTREAL.The popular European plan Hotel situated in the banking centre.Convenient to railway depots and steamboat landings.: 100 ROOMS.Rates: 61.80 up.Restaurant Special Features: A la carte service, 7 a.m.to 10 p.m.Table ¢\"Hote Dinner, 6to Spm.$1 Businessmen\u2019s Lunch, 13 to 8 p.m., +05 cents.Chas.L.de ROUVILLE, Formerly Manager Manager.Chateau Frontegac.(C.F.B.License, 10-4777-0-0.The most attractive and popular up-to-date CAFE in Quebec City.The New Marathon Cait es ST.JOHN STREET (neat Palace Hill); 190 ST.JOHN.\u2014 Malpecque Oysters served in all styles.Special Table d'Hote Dinner served on Sundays from 1: noon tu 3:00 pm.end 5:00 to 8:00 MUSIC FROM 6:10 to 8:00 P.M Mr.Young Violin, Mrs.Fogg.Piino.WM.CHILDS, Propristce.'| margin on the two games.\u201ca 4 > ~ EY .+ + + Nh me.1 224 CL 204008 BPCO ORE AN ott pcr ape, resem var ep fé Sat ésceptirsa AL er pau Ty ary NN Montreal, Que., Feb.33\u2014Candiess defeated Ottawa in the first game of the play-off for the National Hockey League champlonship at the Juiblee Rink Saturday night.when they outscored the visiters 8 to 4, in 8 fast \u2018and interestng exhibition.Both teauns played hockey, snd it was by i actual outguessing and outplaying thelr opponents that Canadiens won iu well-deserved wetory.| The match was refereed by Jack i Marshall and Harry Hyland, Presé- { dent Frank Calder sticking to lie ' choice.Ottawas had expressed themselves as dissatisfied with Mar- Saturdsy morning that they would refuse to start i another man was not selected \u2018with Hyland.Before the game, however.things were \u2018adjusted and the President's decison was upheld and Jack Marshall, the veteran hockey player officiated.The teams: Canadiens.Ottawas, j Vesna FP Besledict.\u201cHall ll 8.Cleghorn.| ores si.Cameron.Lalonde .Darragh Pitre .Broadbent.Berlinguette .Denneny.Substitutes: Malone 0.Cleghorn .Boucher McDonad Couture Referees:\u2014Jack Marshall and Harry Hyland.: Summary: I shall and it was understocd here on |\u201d (First Period) | 3\u2014Cansdiens, Pitre .»-Ottawas, Denneny 8-Ottawas, Cameron (Second Period) | 4+\u2014LCanadens, O.Cleghorn.s.08 The final peri 's\u2014Canadiens, O.Cleghorn .¢\u2014Canadiens, Lalonde .| 9\u2014Ottaws, Darragh .c.00.080 {Third Period) sascauuee 1.88 ä : possible financ'sl loss.League is as fllows: - le -Canadiens, Lalonde -.nos Drouin got the Mountaineers soli- | \"erhe insurance 1 want to simpy ; Goal ins, atone una des Ty aly Lacombe made a rest |to protect*me aganet an accident | \u2014 W.L For Agst, | 11\u2014Canadiens, Malone .save from Drouin, kicking the puck | hot might happento prevent Willard | Montagmah .6 1 61 3 La Canadiens, ne ii nas OTC the top of the nettog ul \u201cNé [or Dempsey from fighting\u201d, Rickard MCGCR.43 @ mn | Final ocre Cansdens 8; Ouawa back of the goals.Towards the end | ig .Laval « ov vi 86 18 ® « \u2019 , {of the game, Lacombe was the only | The appl'eations were signed by |Crescents .:.1 § IF 4?\u2019 = regular left on the soldiers line-up, | Rickard m New York and forwarded soe PEMBROKE WIN QUEBEC CHALLENGE CUP ! Montreal, Que, Feb.23\u2014By de- ! mistoric Quebec Challenge for it this season.The match wes played at the Caledows Club's ice on Saturday night and was vitness- ed by a larie had successfully defended it three occasions this season, were favorites Saturday night in the match agminst Pembroke.One rink from each club was successful, H.R.Hutchison, Caledonia, defeating J.D.McVesn, Pome broke, by 19 to 14, while J.H.Robertson, Caledonia, was defeated by T.B.Cockburn, Pembroke, by 18 to 12, giving visitors a \u2018single point conclusion of the tenth end Caledonis had a single point advantage and 81 BUADE STREET.Courteous Attendance, Unexcelled Cusine\u20140o Open from 6:00 am.to 1:00 am.\u20140\u2014 Special Business Men's Lunch, 80e one paint to the good and on the eighteenth end one Caledonia sidp C.F.L.License, No.10-9483.D.27xmn,wd.irxtoN.10.UNION BANK OF CANADA DIVIDEND No.198.NOTICE is hereby given that a divigend at the rate of 10 per cent gr on upon the Paid-up Capital of the Union Bank of Canada, has been ordered for the current quarter, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in the City ef-Wianipez, and also a) its Branches, on and after Saturday, the frst day & March, 1819, to charchoiéers of st the close of business on the Ih day of February, next.The Transfer Books will be closed rom the 14th to the 30th day of Feb- + > , both days inclusive.6 Boris où as Board \u201c : H.B.SHAW \u2018 General Manager.: Wissipee Jan.10th, 1018, scored three, while the other lost the same number.\u2014 OLD COUNTRY RESULTS London, February, 23\u2014(By Cansdan Associated Press)\u2014The res- alts of Saturday's Old Country football matches are ad follows: London Combination.Arsenal 1; Queen Park Rangers 8.Chelsea 3; Milwall 8.Crystal Palace 4; Clapton 1.Tottenham 0; Fulham 2.Westham 3; Brentford 1.Lancashire.Section.| \\ Blackpool 8; Stoclpert 9.: 6; Manchester United: 8.wry 1; Liwerpool 1.to Everton 4; Bolton 1.: Manchester City 8; Dlaclbury 1.Oldham 6; Burslem ©.J Rochdale 1; Preston 9., © Sévoke D; fouhport-à.«co Mee Content.\u201d + Bradford 1; Leeds 3.\u2019 Grimsby 1; Birminghom 6.At the\u2019 11.38 | seven got one.minutes a.234 | through +1,80 | scoring averages, even lB) [shooting wild after drawing the .| goaler out.+ CANADIENS WIN FIRST MATOH \u201cFOR N.H.L TITLE, 84-\u2014%JOE\" MALONE SCORED THREE GOALS\u2014FAST AND VERY INTERESTING GAME.\" Co -\u2014 MONTAGNAIS MEET WITH FIRST DEFEAT STH.C.0.R DEFEAT LEAGUB LEADERS SATURDAY NIGHT BY A SCORE OP 184 later, anx'ety to FLYING FRENCHMEN DOUBLE ~_ SCORE ON OTTAWA SENATORS In the final game \u2018of the Quebse Oty, League on Saturlay night, Montagna's suffered thelr first de- fest of the season at the hands of the Sth.C.G.R.The Mountaineers who used ouly two of their regular players, were outclassed after the first five minutes of the game, 2nd only for the good work of Demers la goal kept the score down.Bernier scored the first goal for the Montsgusis five minutes after the game started, while \u201cBob\u201d La Roche tied the score in ten minutes.Hammy scored bis first goal three McDonald made the score 3-1.in owe minute.Demers played à whale of a game in the nets for the Montagnais, during the whole game, and it was no foult of his that the score was so Gerard, | High.The period ended without further scoring.In the second twenty, two goals were scored, both for the Soldiers, Hammy Laroche and MeDopaid getting one apiece.goal was bombarded hesvily during the whole period.Both H.Lacoche and McDonald missed open goals.fatten their | oa both occasions while The the rest being spares.For the wnners Hammy Laroche was easily the best, scoring seven | pouls gré player magnifice nt hoe- | .He was follow > feating Caledon'a by a score of 33 14 and Bob Laroche.Gendron and to 31 in a two-rink mah for the Delany played wel on the defence.Cup, | while Lacombe put up a great game Laurie, Barlow, Pembroke Kfted the trophy after jin goal.one of the most interesting games Cunwille, Costelio and Lachance | were effective for the time that they wete on.s Demers starred for the losers, fol- gallery.Caledonia, \"lowed by SWnk and Roy, Drouin which club won the cup à year ago, Marois, Bernier and Caron worked Kenny and Carbray B.Laroche .Rij Huddersfield 1; Bradiost City 1 fo Leloantar 3; Hull 8.\u201c 4 a\" 10° : +! s\u2014Mon th.on | hard, while Power, and | played their usual game.The teams:\u2014 #h C.G.R18 The Officials; James Walsh and D.Power.The Ssmmary: 1-Montagnais, Bertier .\u2026 8h, C.G.R, B.Larocci 3\u20148th.C.CG.R.H.Laroch: .4\u2014kth, C.G.R, McDonad.(First Period) (Second Period) \u2014uth.C.G.R, McDonald.oth.C.G.R., Htaganis, Drouin .C.G.R, H.Laroche.I A SUOKE MACOORALD'S +4a0Er ai IN PLAYOFF Montagnais od nroved to be « 225 scoring treat, the soldicrs goals while the Montagnaie Hammy Laroche got five out of the seven, while brother Bob, \u2018and \u201cBooks\u201d Power got the others.Montagnais 9 January that all of the games played since that date by the Vickers Club, in which these men part be forfeited to tbe clubs they competed against, and count as Josses to Véckcors, which would have gives the - | championship As appeal ing, and on & vote of 3 to 8, one elub not voting, the appesi was sp-.held, and the games, wth the exception of the one played agunet Loyols, on- February 13, stand as played and are credited as victories to the Vickers Club.Vickers went through the season without 3 defeat on the ee.It-was then suggested that the | first and second clabs in the mand- ing follow the custom of clubs in other leagues, snd play a post-ses- son series to select the best team to challenge for the Alan Cup.The leagus will ask that the four sus pended players be reinstated to compete ia the play-off.The representatives of the Vickers Club did not arrive at any definite play off with Victorias, but will deal with the question at the meeting of the clubs this morning.Victorias vignified their willingness to play of.BATTLERS INSURANCE Rickard Wants to Inssre Willard, Dempoey snd Himself for $50,000.Chicago, Ill, Februsry 23\u2014Ap~ plicitions for msurance policies of $50,000 each for Jess Willard, world championship heavywe ght pugilist,- Jack Unpey, challenger for thé title, add Tex Rickard, promoter of the bput for next July Fourth, are under consiferston by Lloyd's in London, ft was Yearned \u2018today.Rickard will pay the premoms om the total df $106,000 of accident ime surance to\u2019 safeguard himself ago/met to London.A local agent of Lloyds said he had every reason to believe the insurance would be placed.The poficies in the cases of Willard and Dempsey would rum from Merch 1st.until after July 4 \u2018and for Rickard the poicy would be for one year.\u2014 SCOTTIRH LEAGUE FOOTBALL RESULTS.Glasgow, February 23\u2014(Canadian Assoc'ated' Press)\u2014Results ia 4he Scottish Deague games today follow: Celtic 3} Partick Thistles 3.Rangers 3; Clydebank 0.Queen's Park 4; Morton 3.Mothervell 1; Th'rd.Lanark ©.Ayr 8; Palikrk 0.Kilmarnock 9; Hearts of Midlothian 2.Dumbarton 1; Clyde 1.Hibernian 1; Ham'lton 8.St.Mirren 0; Airdrie 0.Sy MARS AND MORAN FIGHT DRAWN BOUT.the rivks were again tied on the; McDonald \"Le New Orleans, La.February 38 \u2014 fifteenth end.H.Laroch The fifteen round bout here tonight On the seventeenth end Pembroke + Aroche .RA Kenny between Kayo Mars, of Cincleati, assumed the lead for the first time Substitutes.(snd Pai Moran, of New Orleans, was and maintained it to the finish.On Lynch .veer.Carbray | declared a Craw, though many ring- tius end McVean scored 4 against Power .+.Roy, |¥de spectators expressed the opin- Hutchesun, while Robertson made Laurie .Parent ; ion that Mars should have been two against the other vsiting skip.; Costello, Lachance, Gunwiile given the decision.This gave the other visting skip ; Barlow, NEW SHIPS PROPELLER.To increase the efficiency of the ship's propeller, it is suggested by an inventor to place a smaller propeller, but with s steeper piteh, in front of she usual propeller, and on the seme shift.The smaller radius of thd auxiliary screw compensates for the greater pitch, reduc'ng the resistance to the screw.9.001 The inventor of this double pro- Laroche.7.00 | peller claime that the auxiliary screw (Third Period) cuses aa better, prittention of the on CG., .ne's power.mall sctew place 1\u20144th.G.G.R, H.Lasoche.a00 Fines power.The ot Ter at upon the water nesr the shaft, where the larger\u2019 screw exerts but Hetle power.He contends that the aédi- tion fo the smaller screw will not the surfe motive force, K will add from 35 to 30 ber to the driv- .i x tthe addition FETE oan |G RT ChE 0 * .0 m7 6 » a ce eat don Du 4 oo 4 decision regarding the proposal to! ttes rae A TT HW Inn , april Fain aad a ' 5 I.Condom, Wo Jeu.Parent, Ed.Lemiéux, Jos.Meris, Art.Boucher, Ant.Dufour, M.Marceau, F.Leterte, M.Leblond, Sr.O r J.Labrie, A.Rey, A.Desrosiers, R.Joseas, Rcliff, T.Carle, P.Dolbec © Sports Committee, C.DeBellefeu:!e, A.N.Boucher, P.Galloux, K.Seers, R.Doiber, 8 Angers, Art.Gosselin, H.Carrie, J.M.Marcoee, .G.Bouchet, Martineau, U.Roberge, B.Morclur, R.Pegesy, F.Dunion.W.Bowel, W.Denhers, Maz.Leblond Tr.Alex.Durour, J, Martineau, M.Grenier.Me; Martineau, on Wing the chatr thanired the officere aod mænsbers of the association for the support they The many friends of Eddie Crutchiey, well-lmown \u2018 dalipiayer, will be pleased to learn that he is early in March.+ 6 « MeDonaid only scored two goals Saturday, instead of three.What's the matter, Mac?| LI J \u2018 Canadiens won the first out: ol four games for the N.H.L.title Saterday night, trimming Ottews 4.\u20ac, eo.4d 0 i Scoring seven goals agsiast Montsgneis Saturdsy night gives Hammy Laroché the: goalscoring honors for the season.He has a total of M, while Bowchard is sacned with 831.: .: : s It 2 rumored thet we) Montagnaist.Anne game | be played on Friday oight.ces eo ! Joe Maone found the net three times on Saturday agu'nst* Ottawa.« +« + Populer Pastime No, 1400\u2014Mak- ing a date with a Quebec girl and going.to see the \u201cBohem'ss\u2019, Girl\u201d instead\u201d - ELEVENTH HOUR .POR THE KAISER Withelm Hohensollern is a retg- ious man, He reads the Bible.Perhaps, like most ignorant men, he is superstitious, If so, his kind friends in Holland might call kis attention to the curiously important part the | number eleven has played in the history of the little drama in which he started out as the hero and ended as the areh vilain.The war came to an ead on the elevents hour of the éleventh day of the eleventh month.Terniog to the eleventh verse of the eleventh chap! ter of the Bible we find this: - \u201cWherdfore, the Lord said unto Solomon, fomemuch as this is done covenant and my etatutés, which I have commanded thee, 1 will surely rend the kingdom from thes, and will give it to thy servant.\u201d A curious analogy surely.The hard-héaded will find it an odd coincidence of no significance.Wilhelm Hahenzol\u2018ern, brooding, with she faces of starving women before his eyes, the cries of childreri in bis ears, his world dream shattered, his kingdom gone, and the shadow of his own doom hovering near, may see in the Bifile verse a prophecy that has been ail to well fulilied\u2014N.¥.Tribune.UNDESIRABLES BARRED Melbourne, Australis, Feb.M\u2014 (Canadian Press despmch ter's ldmited)\u2014The Federal Government le taking mesweres tp prevent the landing of Bolshevisks and other gong to be mageried in Jersey Cty EAT \u201c Engfsh, Gdn md Maem We are showing most attrective and \u2018We have also some SHIRTS, large sises, with double collar, | LUNE AR LEAR , M ORDAY, FRBRURY mu in these handso SH THESH ARE BROKEN LINES.Ca These Shirts are now eelling for designs mely RTS \u2014 in coat style, with.laundered or soft double cuffs.ut $1.25 $140 $165 82° 16%, 17, 1714, 18, lm Rises 14 ® 16%.WOOL TAFFETA Wortd, $6.00, now selling for.\u2026 \u2026 -:-$315 JOHN DARLINGTON Upposite Post Office of thes, and thou hast mot kept my | trom Row-| - \u2014 ass tas à ds 1 SERRE \u201c = Most Valusble Medicine ever discovered .Couctis, CoLDs, .SPASMS.oor 8 LS FEVER, CROW aoû AQUE © gaa willy seliative ia NEURALGIA.QQUT.in doops.sroduaiod whatever kind; crosies psy DE cg oiher BRONCHITIS.: DYSENTERY # CHOLERA.Ohoohs oad arvets thoes $00.svcurding to the ATES = a\" \u2026_t ee tar ur + Hil Fi fi are better informed than he où cultural possibilities of West- | mi! i d larly of Aleee he rs sbly 33 i CE wi à ¥ Ë i i Li H EY il Ex } of the mistakes likely to be made b: farmers coming frem a country different.conditions ne her kiné\u2014in hee sa \u20ac i | gi ih Hi prevail.private company 3 ig HH Ë i £ i i thee | Minutive, appesiing, and very much given ta idenlising peovie and things.porcunee and with special salesmen | \u201cDIUGHTER OF MIRE\" WAITFEN BY BALL HER NEXT PICTURE DAUGHTER OF MINE ALL ACYORS PLAY DOUNLE ROLE IN SCREEN NOVELTY.- \u2014\u2014\u2014 Once more GeMwys provides Madge Kennedy with a stellar vehicle sleulated to exploit ber unique personality to its tment.1) is \u201cDaughter of.Mine\u201d and in a trighe novelty is promised \u2018Miss Kennedy will be seen in a role afferéiag ber acting opportunities not found is her previous Goldwyn Pietures, The play embodies à new érametie fosm, and the author, while well mown to students of the screen has nèver before turned his hand te photoplay construction for Gotéwin.The crestor * of \u201cDaughter of Mine\u201d is Goléwyn's art dlector Hugo Ballin.Madge nedy 140 many Indicated the certain per.Ken I sem 1a Rosie : manesey of the\u201cBig Five\u201d who pen | Abrfibits, à girl of the tenements, m- one stage of the interesting story obs reads » ~n-eeipt written dy her sost-lover, alse of he tenements, and visualizes us waccdtive.Her highly colored imagination embellishes his conventional descriptions isto seme- thing of which he never dreamed.She poses mie race wih all the airs and graces of 's impossible feminine ideal.The other rears ia the story withia the story become the people ie knows best\u2014her vener.ohio, orthodox father, the janitor and the proprietor of the les cream pastor she frequents.Transposed to the hectic atmosphere of the imaginary story, they retain all the characteristics of the simple people they really are.Thus each actor plays a dual sole.\u201cDeughéer of Mine\u201d is not a dream play It is a thoroughly modern com.| sdy-drama invelving real people and is replete with strong sction.Hugo ! Battin's gringinality and desire to provide Madge Kennedy with a new test of her versatality caused him to de- vies the fantastic episode.With the of his new 180, 000 studio at Cover City, California, the most modern and thoroughly equipped plant in the business, Mr, | Ince will increase his output for the screen.During the coming year the famous producer will make and release to the public through the Paramount Pictures Corporation three personally directed Thomas H.Ince super-productions, six per supervised photoplays, sight Derothy Dalton festures, eight ?art is the assurance producer.Hs has serrounded himself with a permanent onganizstion that includes the clever- his photopiays « déstinetive individuality be gives assurance that during the coming year, \u2018 provided as he is with his own studio \u2018 snd his own organization, his output te the publie will mark the advance \u2018stride in the motiom, picture industry.| ledge of MeA000 WK LL posezh tucatsrant OF THR THBASURY JOINS STARS AD ORNBRAL COUNSEL OPPSRED BIO POMTION WITH UNIVEMSAL\u2014PLANS .OF WEW COMSMR.+: Roan hb) se ; \"Wifiinen @.MeAdoo, former Direc tor-Osnera! s, Ex-Secce tary of the on-in law of | President W Wilson, and admittedly one of the eleverest ex.ceutives in this country, has necopted - a position as general counsel and legal advisor of the Big Five Griffith, Pickford, Fairbanks, Chaplin and art.A special despatch from Los Angeles confirme this information ia a otatement issued by Mr.MeAdoo te Wiés Daity.The entrance of & man of Me Adoo's calibre adds tremendously to the dignity of the Film industry and to have their own selling organiza tion with offices in every city of im.wherever necessary.Each one of the Big Five will stand on thelr own and operate independently so far as production la concerned.Mr.McAdoo's statement follows: \u201cWm G.MeAdoo announces that softer a conference with Miss Mary Pickford end Mesers.Fairbanks, Griffith, Chopin aid Hart, that he has become General Coursel for the United Artists Distributing Co., the independent company which they are organizing for the protection of their interests.They have determined not to permit ang trust to destroy competition, or to blight or to interfere with the high quality of their work They feel that it is of the utmost importance to secre the artistic de vedopifent of the motion picture industry, and they believe that this will ba imposeîtle if any trust should get possession of the field and menace the business.\u201d LOUIS BENNISON 18 NO QUICRER ON THE DRAW THAN HE IS WITH FISTS.An expert boxer, Louis Bennison \u2018 doesn\u2019t aways reply on his trusty gun to tams Western bad men in his latest d picture, \u201cSandy Burke of the U-Bar-U.\u201d distributed by Goldwyn.In several incidents the smiling star brings his know- sticuffs into play\u2014that ig, on otcaslons when the objects of hia wrath haven't had a chaace to pall a destli-Cealer from their holsters.Alphonse Nestes prominent nlay.er.who 5 the heavy role dn \u201cSandy Burke of the U-Bar-U.\u201d will bear witrese that Bennison carries « punch of telling proportions.Ethier comes to grips with the star on several occasions and he declares n is 00 \"mov.e\u201d punishment he 13 fareed to seum\u2019late Twice Bennl son floors him with terrible blows to the jaw, but as the knock-downs signal the end of a day\u2019s work in both iastences, Ethier found time to rest wp from the encounters and to nurse Mis bruised chin.While a student at St.Mary's Collage, Oakland, Cal, Bennison proved trimeeif an adept in the art of hit _ Change #oxTen or Coffee + | «POSTUM x! nor re-war ed the pri i bor price of PORTUN CenEAL -% ' A : rase Si felow students and ln weekly amateur tournaments staged in Los Angeles.He expert knowledge of the game was brought to the notice of Eddie Hanlon, the prominent California lightweight, who later took the young student under his ve His parents\u2019 opposition, however, prevented Beonison from Joinin gthe professional ranks.But! Joming the professional ranks.But ring partner while in training for his memoreble 18-round.battle with Young Corbett, shortyl after that worthy took the champlonship away from \u201cTerribe Terry® McGovern.| After he was graduated Bennison, was sent to his uncie\u2019s ranch in Nevada to build up, as his father said A year before Benmimon left the ranch to seek histrionic honors he created a furore in the section by! batthng to a standstill Tom Gibbons, | 8 clever middleweight boxer, and brother of the redoubtable Mike.WHERE ARE CALENDARS.Ansther Famine Due to Wartime Economy.Did Mars tie the hands of the eal- endar manufacturers fast year, or has the Canadian appetite for the hangers that mark the flying months! weakened?Whatever the reason scarsity of paper or lack of curiosit, 88 to when the moon will be full, salendars are seen, at this most seasonable time, sbout as often as peri- in Saskatchewan, f course, we do not refer to the art confections that may be had in the miationery stores for the buying, but to the free calendars that once were looked upon by youth ne the principal produets of the first insurance companies.Thiriy years ago the small boy of the city or village did net consider his Christmas holidays well spent unless he bad made the tounds of the fire insurance offices tollecting calendars that ware his for the mere asking, ae blotters were also in tirose golden days.Maybe the proctice Le atifl pureued pmewhere in the Dominion and the end get away in boxing bouts with | 3 2 oni oA, 4 ord ama Here's The Message the\" Parrot Has: The Most Wonderful Sewing Machine Sale with a Chevrolet Auto-Free PTLEc ARE LIMITED 289\u2014ST.JOSEPH\u2014239 Ses our advertisement elsewhere in! this issue.Don't Miss Reading This Big Advertisement.for estimate, PE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 have noted this, too, with thoughts of three days after trout at the end of May.i Without this trusty calendar, how | is the city man to know well in ad- ; vance that Dominion Day is on a Tuesday, with no chance of stealing an extra day on cither side of it?, Fie upon a control of the puip indus- ! try that has robbed us of our means | oi knowing the pleasures of anticipa- | tion] Hooray for the free and un limited coinage of calendars! | What poor places the farmhouses must be if they have fared as badly in the matter of sig brillant date ; pads as the cities.In olden times\u2019 there was à calendar for every room, | and the kitchen sometimes had two, ! not to mention the more intelectual | slmanacs that hung not far from the : water dipper.There were the Old.Farmers\u2019 Aimanace and Whosthis' Bitters Almanacs and Whatshigname Sarsaparilla Almanac and you could get, among them, any sort of weather you wanted for any season.But the calendar was more important for every day use, particularly if the white space around each date was large enough to mark down the num- | ber of eggs the hens laid that day.TERTH CHATTER \u201cThe Gold Tooth\u20148ay, you'll Ve pulled if you kesp on disturbing the peace.The Troublesome Moler \u2014 Hooray! I'm just aching to get out of here, you know.\u2014Puck.* CASTORIA Fee Infants and Children\u2019 in Use For Over 30 Years wie Bot Bie Let Us Estimate on Your Printing- WHEN you want printed matter of quality\u2014the kind that reflects a high degres of class and refinement The Ghronicle Job Printing Department TOURS is eme of the most complete printing establishment in the City, and only the best compositors and printers amilable are employed, so as to insure thorough satisfaction.TWHEN you are in line for Stationery, Folders, Pamphiets, Booklets, and Circulars, \u2018phone 6000.Our solicitor will call immediately.Se \u2014 ; 2854 TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER 2854 Big 6 Cereal Food, per package.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.200000 836 Aunt Jamina Pancake Flour, per packare.\u2026.000000 20e Post Tossties.per package .14e Porridge Wheat (Robin Hood), per packag Pearl Barley, per pound.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Whole Peas.per pound Split Peas.per pound .White Beans, per pound .Pure Pork Sausage.per pound 1211 Fruits in Season.Fresh Eggs a Spec'alty.Cooked Ham and Breakfast Bacon.S.O'CONNOR Corner of ST.MICHAEL and ST.JULIA STS, \u201cdd Canada Food Board License No.8-25176.Telephone 8854 To Automobile Owners \u2014\u2014 We carry in stock all sizes of \u2014 PARTRIDGE and MARATHON TIRES at Prices defying competition, \u2014 also \u2014\u2014 INNER TUBES AND RUBBER MATS.We invite your inspection.QUEBEC SCRAP METAL & PAPER CO, Lid 148 St.Valier Street.Phone 2777.QUEBEC \u2019 * 4 .A Brighter Light .A Better Light + 7 German stes :troops from service.tional troops Navy, Black, Fawn; showing all the latest features models.derwear and children\u2019s dresses ; Sale price.Remnants of Embroidery and Insertions, from sale Prices.> ene se esse wes ses .| Advance Showing I: of Spring Coats New models in SPRING COATS, in Covert Cloth, Tricotine and Serge; of Fashion.# TWEED COATS, in a large variety of new styles and designs, in Spring SPECIALS.\u2014Very fine White Nainsook, 42 inches wide, suitable for un- extraordinary value; worth 2 to 5.yards, at the Whole- | cer \"140.000.46e and 60e 244 and 296 plained that EEE EE - na des ME Tre em Ses Manufactured by with accessories Special Agents 3 Ot.Paul Street T.D.DUBUC 188 and 194 St.John Street { MALTESE CROSS | \u201cGutta Percha & Rubber Limited We carry a full assortment in stock Quality.and Efficiency Guaranteed .H.ANDREWS & SON, «mer.| ditions was nual summery builtng throughout the world in ALLOCATION OF UNITED GTATES WILL GIVE TONNAGE TURN OF ALL TROOPS BE: FORE PALL.\u2018 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Washington, D.C., Feb.23\u2014De- finite information rescbed the War Department on Thurs ships, now at Hamburg, inspected, amd ! port they are They prox'mately 1.1 and Germany.GERMAN SHIPS TO AID TRANSPORT EIGHT TO mships, Francemonthly.every Unted States soldier from E rope before the end of summer, such a policy is decided upon Embarkation from overseas up to March 1 total 400,000, leavag ap- 00,000 men in France March embariesions are expected to reach a minimum of 200,000, and April at least 325,000.The monthly rate for May, June July and August is expected to ex the 1018 shows that the total | comp lation.manggers discrinmination The statement sets annual report of the New York State of Juse, 1916, shows that by fer the largest part of HIOH WATER AT QUEBEC.Standard Time TSth.TION.Feb.AM.Monday .\u2026 WB 1.08 Tuesday .8.13 Wednesday, .#6 su .Thursdey .\u2026.M mn Friday .B® 44 , March ~ AM, Saturday .3 - 890 Sunday .\u2026 .® 5 Faceset 6.11 a.m.Full moon 16, at 10.41 QUEBEC dob.28,24,20, mar 124, à 4.08 p.m, 8, at 10.16 p.m, Last quarter on Mondaysé, ot 3.34 p.m.New Moon on Monday, March 81, FOR RE day that eight including the Imperator, had been allocated to the United States for transporting Al of these have been examining boards re- ready for >mmediate will provide accommodat'ons dor 50,000 to 60,000 addi- Suffcient tonnage is Row available ar :° in sight.it is stated, to retary u \u2018 The German ships sre reported 1 ready to put to ses as soom 45 American crews can be essembled.\u201cAt present, 10 cargo ships have been \u2018converted to troop transporte and have sailed from France,\u201d soié War Department \u201cTwenty-nine are under converséon, and 15 more will be converted as they appear in home posts.Thés makes a total of 54 ships, sesrcas-| tng about 550.000 toms.\u201d The department's statement.statement ex- American troop , fleet newer had a carrying capacity ; | above 116,000 men 8 month, figure being reached last June, and not equaled again during the sum- this | Fifty-#éx per cent of the entire Amusigan forces sent oversess were transported in alied ships.the armistice was signed, the Allies withdrew the'r ships, leaving t's | country with as ermy feet whose | carry'ng capacity under Whes winter cos tely 05.000 men a month.Steps were taken ims | ee to expand this capacity.1918 SHIPBUILDING TOTAL REACHED A744 TONS.London.Eng, Feb\u2014Lioyd's of mercantiie mercan- tle output of the Allied and neutral \"countries for that year was 5,447,444 tons.This figure has never previous.-|ty heen spproached.It is more than ¢! per cent higner than the output of 1913.the record year prior to the war, which included Germany snd Aaustris-Hungary, being excluded from the these countries present of Three hundred and one vessels, of : ched in \u2018the [1.248.120 tons, were laun United Kingdom.This is 594,088 ; tons below the record of 1912.but is 1.815.224 tons more than in 1917 and 720,886 tons incre than in 1916.Outride the Cxed Kingdom there were launched 1,866 merchant ves- scis, of 14.000024 tons.Those figures show an increase of 131 per I cent as compared with 1017, and are | 3.408.595 tons higher then in 1013.i The United States, Japnn and Cam | ada were responsible ior 98 per cant +of the total output abroad.ENGLISH MARINE INSURANCE | AGENTS DENY DISCRIMINA.New York Feb, 33\u2014New York and agents of Engtioh ma incurance companies have fe- {sued 8 statement deny'ng charges of ageinet American shy owners and shipping aoû domination of Betieh interests in Americat marine issurance companies.This was contained in a statement of agency.ferth that the QUESTION, OF LIREER VESSELS IN CHHADA THOSE BUILDING SHOULD BE \"SUITED TO CARRY CARGO AT LEAST CCST, \u2019 Mentres), Que.Feb, 95-\u2014Hcw Harger.vessels could be utilizeg was the subject: dealt with in an address on economy in ocean transportation delivered recently by Mr.A.W.Robinson, M\u2019 1.C.E., before the Montreal branch of the Engineering Institute of Canada.During the clos- mg months of the , war, said Mr Robinson, a powerful impetus was given to the\u201d building of vessels of { any kind that would promise quick ! delivery, and, in his opinion, there would be a supcrabundant supply of the smaller class of vessels.But it was most important that the permanent ships now building, and to be built, should in every way be suited to carry cargo at the least cost.The most simple direct way to reduce cost, Mr.Robinson considered, was to increase the capacity of ships so they could carry more tons of froght per unit of labor and material.Depth of harbor and nawi- gable waters and commercial considerations of tragic were among the prindpal problems modifying - |the size of vessels, rather than any problems of construction.The far- ger vessels would accomplish a the great saving in coal consumption, and also in Isbor, while in oil-burn- ers the saving of the langer types would be even more marked.The large vessels woud 2sb require less wharf frontage per ton.Mr.Robinson advocated the adop- {tion in miscellaneous cargoes of el- jectric hdists on shore instead of steam winches on the ship, and \u2018ele ectric trucks to reecive the load direct from the ho'sts and carry it manner manual labor could be reduced, and hand-truclking done away with.An important point was whether we should construct ships to suit present terminal facilities and channel depths and thus put a Fmitation on them, or adopt a certa\u2019n skze and type of ship that would give the ute most economy for a particuar route, and then design the terminals and shore \u2018equipment at both ends of the route to suite the sp.Mr.Robinson thought the latter should be the policy adopted.The best example of the succem of guch a policy was to be found in Lakes, where the vessels stagtlardzed.No unload\u2019ng equipment was carried, and the utmost economy was secured.The fhatch- ways were spaced a unifom distance apart so that a vessel of any length and any number of hatchways would ft under a row of fixed chutes, and slso under the unloading equipment.Thus the utmost dispatch was secured.What was needed, Mr.Robinson concluded, was co-ord'nation co-op- eration, and standardization.By means of these, properly applied, Canada would have a merchant matine which would carry her products to every corner of the earth.= COUN OD AROS G0 ON 30 .OCEAN SAILINGS, ® G00 OD GF TO ON 0S On i Compiled for The Chronicle by P.8.Stocking, General Steamshir Agent, 32 St.Louis street.Subject to Change.Feb.Steamer.From To 25\u2014Le Touraine.New York.Havre # \u2014Royal George New York.Liverpool \u201c \u2014Canopic .New Yor!.Mediterranean 28\u2014Prinses Juliana.\u2018 Boston.Liverpool \u2018March Steamers.3\u2014Seotian .St.John.Liverpool A \u2018anada .Portland.Liverpool gent made Jude yd Niagara New York.Bordeaux pue Bos: a hale, of a proposal S-sAquitania.New York.Liverpool Fer the dE rot ot à govern- 7-dMelita .St.John.Liverpooi | ment marine & men, #\u2014Lapland .New York.Liverpool o\u2014La Lorraine.New York.Havre 31\u2014Megantic .Portland.Liverpool * \u2014Cussandra .St.John.Glasgow \u201c Grampian.8t John.Liverpool * Chicas .New York.Bordeaux 16-\u2014Orduna .New York Liverpool * \u2014Saxonia .New York.Liverpoo! P.M.| s9\u2014Baltie .New York.Liverpool 1.16 \u201c \u2014Minneddsa St.John.Liverpool 2.34 | 2é-Carmania .New York.Liverpool 3.31 |se\u2014Corsican.St.John.Liverpool +.00 |ee\u2014Tunisan.St.John.Ldverpool 451 199 Aquitanin .New York.Liverpool PM._aquitanta.New Yorie.Liverpoot és Apt.Steamer From To New Moon on Busday, March 3, First quarter ap Saterdng, March seturéez, March March Lapland .New York.Liverpool 11\u20148cotian.8t.John.Liverpool tr rt tt rt the 'neuramer placeé on American ships and ca-goes was taken out with American companies, \u201cthe management of which is absolutely independent of- foreign influence.\u201d \u2018It adds that the English compantes are permitted to do business only upon complying with insurance laws of the various States, away to avoid congestion.\u2018In this |- the ore-carrying fleet of the Great \u2018 were | loading | 13\u2014Adriatle .New York.Liverpool- ; .WANTED.Pie Fioaser City.St, Mdhntresl WANTED, Balemab to handle high § lise of Brooms, Brushes snd Woodeowars, Gug with connet- tion greferred.Below aad including Apply with refereñces.Mig.Co.30 St.Peter febtexs.SHOPS TO LET\u2014 e Ne.8 and 34 Champlain Market sili cotonsive collar socom: and évitable for Grocery, Butches or Fruit and Vewctable Deslers.Agply te GC.B.Ramesy, Agent.53 Dalbousle Street.Jan.Sixim and fixtures for a fashion store.Piesse telephone Mrs.Pollack'at No\u2014\u2014\u2014er= rer\" for Hardware Business, slso two boys to learn same Business.Apply to the Herman Young, Co, Reg'd.113-116 Bridae 8¢t.Quebec.| egret.HOUSE \u2018OR FLAT, eight rooms, modern conveniences, required for April Jet.Vicoinity Maple Avenue preferred.Apply G F.care Chronicle Office.Feb.t0x3 EE SITUATIONS VACANT.WANTED.Te purchase\u2019 stands TO LET\u2014House at No.8 Haldimand, 18 rooms, 9 bath rooms, hot water on each floor.Apply to Roy Baiflargeon, Notaries, 126 St Peter street.Phona 1390.Jan.13x) EER FOR SALE.[ERE LOTS FOR SALE.3 fine located \u201cLots for Sais\u201c Purchased Price $000.00.Have paid $100.08, will sell for $00.00.Apply W.G.8.Chronicle Office _ feb 24x3 POR SALE.House Ne.13 Doibeau St, close to L'Alveras Bt, eight rooms.Feb.1028 WANTED.Two experienced clerks > PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREAT WAR 400 official Canadian British photographs.18 color plates, Author Professor (Major) Wallace, Toronto University, three years over- sens.Send for our sampie and convince yourstif that ours is superior.Write today to Canadian War Publishers, 188 flpadina, Toronte.} - -_ dec 13x84 EE pr A \u2014\u2014\u2014 FEMALE HELP WANTED.\u2014 ee ee een Peace work at war pay guaranteed for three years.Knit urgently needed socks for us on the fast, simple Auto- Knitter.Full particulars today.3c.stamp.Auto Knitter Co.Dept.470C, 407 College S.t, Toronto.Jan.18xmon,vwed,fri to 18 Aplme re ES FOR SALE OR TO LET., BLOCK FOR BALE POR SALE.Splendid solid white brick block, corner of Turnbull and Maisonneuve, ¢ dwellings, $100.00 3 month revenue in rent, easy terms, also a splendid dwelling to rent.Apply to 104 Maisonneuve.feb.28x8 mire ere eee FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014 Property at Charlesbourg, near the Quebee and Lake St.John Railway Station, 12 rooms, electric light.gus, hard wood floors, bathroom, gardens, orchard and ornaments, garage and barn.Immediate possession.Apply to 33 St.Louis street, or room 18, 147 Mountain Hill.Phone 7390 or 4847.feb.18x8 \u2014 OFFICE FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2014Office for sale or to let, heated with hot water.Also three lots bearing numbers 199-184 and 150-158 Ste.Marguerite street.Apply to 56 Laliberte street.feb.14x6.emt ett ete LUMBER YARDS FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2018Two large lumber yards, of about 20,000, and 00,000 fest, in superficies, the former with wharves.- Very centrally situated, and close to the C.P.R.Tracks, and most suitable for the {umber or coal business.For partion- lars, apply to Meredith & Meredish, Notaries Public, 46 Delhousie St.Quebec.Phone 563.Jan.31xim FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014The House at 84 Lacsvrotiere, 18 rooms, bot water on each floor with Gath room, new furnace, large garage.and shed.Apply to Roy Bailla: n, Notaries, 136 St.Peter street.Phone 1390, jan.18xtf FURNISHED ROOMS.rente FURNISHED ROOMS \u2014 Large sunny and comfortably heated; com tinuous hot water in bath rooms; loca tion advantageous; good service.Well patronized.Tel.3383.W.8.Richardsom, 138 St.Anne St, Quebecsov.Sentt SE TO LET.HOUSE TO LET.New house on the St.Louis Road opposite Spencer Grange.Two minutes watk from car line, containing 9 rooms beth room pantry, Daisy furnace, electric light, open fire place, hardwood floors large attic and cellar, fine shade trees.Apply to 18 Drolet St.febSixiw mr TO RENT at Once.Several large well furnished rooms with separate bath if desired near Muple Avenue on St.Foye Road.Apply to Room 38, Lindsay Building, 203 St.John St Feb.18x6 rer TO LET\u2014Office and several tenements to let.Apply to 183 St.Paul 8: \u201cteb.17x6 HOUSE TO RENT.HOUSE TO RENT\u201447 St Ursule street, @ rooms, nice yard, suitable for automobile; can be seen from 3 to 4 or 6 to © p.m.daily.Apply Jas T.Harrower, 4 Ursuline Lane: phone 3306 or 1677.* F.taxe \u2014 TO LEY\u2014Those desirable offices in The Dominion Express Coy.Building, St.Pater Street, now occupied by the Canadian Fire Undenwriters Association.Rent includes heat, light and Janitor's services.Apply to Meredith & Meredith, Notaries Publie, fob Tntw emt epi enen TO LET\u2014A large office in Dominion Express Company's Building, st.Peter Street.Rent includes heat, light and Junitor's services.Apply to Meredith & Mo'adith, Notaries Pubte.: fen.ravw.DWELLINGS TO LBT, TO LET\u2014Dwellings in the Auger | aise à 8 room dwelling, heated tam kh 2iile street.Modern ime g À FOR SALE\u2014In central Residential part of Upper Town; good, well finished house, hardwood floors, 16 rooms, large entrance hall, attic, concrete basement.All modern impreve- ments, houses telephone system ete.Can be seen by appointment.Apply by letter principale only to K, P.O.Box 36, Quebec.feb.17x1w FOR SALE\u2014Electrieal fixtures 3- light Electrolier, two fights, hall light, wall bracket, electrical vibrator, for sale, also other household articles.Apply 130 1-8 Richelieu street.fes.taxtf rt FIREWOOD Ii =.Maple, sawn, eptit, del.10- inch cord, $3.50; 13-inch, $4.00; 13- inch, $5.08.Silver Birch, Ash and soft woods mxd.12-inch cord, $3.75.Fine split kindling, 18-18 in.cord, $3.88.All dry.Carefully measured.Stadecons Box Co.Reg, 184 Grant Sereet.Phone 4888.oct, 2x0 tt FOR SALE\u2014 Farm situated at Bourg Louis containiog 9 acres of ground, includiag a good supply of wood, also house, barn and stable.Fres from all ground restel.Will be sold cheap for cash.Apply in writing to L.L., care Chronicle Officerare FOR SALE-\u2014Residence Ne 328 Mont Carmel street; built of white brick; four floors and basement; containing fifteen rooms in aH; het water beating and electric light; splendidly located in one of the best residentiai parts of the city; an exceptional opportunity to secure a home at 4 res- sonable price.Apply to The Royal Trust Company, 68 St.Paul otreet, Quebec.nov, Txtf\u2014 FURNISHED ROOMS to LET \u2014 furnished, hextod, Rgbted; gas stove and refrigerstor supplied.No.11 Haldiamnd stret, meer St.Louis Hotel.\u2018Phone 7800 or 78.90.Immediste possession.feb.15-6.PERSONAL.rt WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED?Best Matrimonial paper pub- | tobe, FREE for stassp.Correspondent, Toledo, Ohio.Fed.1exim.\u2014\u2014\u2014= er ES wife, write me.A loose stamp and addressed envelope for reply.Liétian Sproul, Sta.H., Cleveland, Ofob1fstm, ete Ate eee STRICTLY PRIVATE CLUB, MARRY MANY RICH\u2014Free to ladies.Inclosed stampéd address envelope, C.Isherwood, Isherwood P.O, Ont.Feb.2x3m \u2014\u2014 MARRY IP YOU ARE LONELY \u2014For speedy marriage try my club, best, largest in the country, estab lished 19 years; thousands wealthy wishing early marriage; all dealings confdential; descript free The Oid Roliable Club, Mrs.Wrubel, 733 Madison, Oakland, Calif.Jan.30xim \u2014 Not Pills, Not: Potions, But EYE | GLASSES ournal te on of OF aguined phy both À \u2019 \u2018 x rooms, including billiard room, 4 bath.* .\\ x a \u201c + f | iL I t If you wish a pretty and wealthy | A à lhe pv 7 fes \u2014_ - NE VORE FRANCE, \"Wm M de » pW 74 À Travellers CARRY YOUR MONEY \u2014in\u2014 SAFÉ and CONVEMENT = alsa ~~ \u2018TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE We a Dey; \u2018onger Terms at Reduceé Rates General Raftreas and ss ST.LOUIS #1.S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : lcopsouTr &pociérrs ADVOLATR?: Lise Be Pater Se Night Glue\u2019 fa REPL) Ex-Student nf Paris Hospital Genera! Physician, \u2014 SPECIALTY \u2014 Geato, Urinary Disenses i .\u2014 Offiçe: 18 Lacroix Ve.Tel 2088.» (Opposi:e C.P.R.Station).Residence: 166 ST.CYRILLE ST.Teiephone 7158 J ALLEYN, SAIL, TENT and AWNING MAKER t285 ST.PAUL STREET Telephone 58 Quebes.11.Archar Luke, sogese Trude, CA.LIA CALLA LaRue & Trudel CHARTERED - ACCQUNTANTS A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tee Picher FRCSRONE Dattousle i Be fons a Cube Tohs st, Quebec passe TÉAVELLERS CHECKS F.'S.STOCKING Steamedip Agt Ta.68.| be weil grounded.ROY LANGLAIS, 1 Tels.3900-31 \u201c0% BC.Josepls St.\u2014.Tel.1800 LaRue, Trudel & Commercial guonmançésnnannton | | TR \"| je 1e ao os toc ee a 1 130 London, Feb.ze-Csleutts Lis seed £9 13s; Linseed 54s Sperm of} £84; Faroe, A American refined, 1s.4 1-34; Sprite 1s 8 134s Turpehtlge spins 100s; French 108s; Spanish 164s; Rosin, American strained 48s; type \u201cG\u201c 455.* À * .HAZARDS AND PRECAUTIONS .IN HANDLING GASOLINE.No apen ight or flame of any Min: nor any machéae- or belt able producing a spark should allow ed in the room where the gasoline is being\" used.Alt shafting and mn- chines With belts that sre.lisble to J eause a static\u2019 electric spark should Only incandescent electric lights should be used, and these should he provided with gusrés te prevent their, being smashed.AH electric switches, tusey, atl .£'wilar \u2018hrzards shopuld be outside the room.Danger signs should be posted on 1 all doors opening into the room, i warning against the carrying of open lights of any kind inside.When large quantities of \u2018aflam.mable liquids are used the maim supply should be stored in a matal tank i buried undesground and @ safe\u2019 dis- | tance from buiding.\u201cThe working {supply should be pumped nto the 1 building as needed, and the system Iso arranged that when the pump is (stopped all liquid in the pipes will flow \u2018nty the supply tank.When it iis not possible to use a pump and a buried tank the main supply should from other buildings, under lock and, key.Orly smal guantties of work- \u2018ag supplies should be taken into the building, closed metal cane, pre- \"ferably safety cans, being nsed as containers.| When the use of an open pan js necessary, the openiag-should he as i small as possible, and'a covergehould tbe provided.The cover -should be \u2018put on whenever the pan is not in use.Signs should be posted prohibiting an open fame nesr the place of storage near a pump or other hand- , [ting apparatus.The sighs should lexplain the danger involved and give instructions for safe.methods of operation.Emepty gasoline barrels should be stored with bung-holes down, in safe ces in the open alr.' sos à in\u2019 which Explobive or dan gerous gases or vapors are used or ménerated \u2018should be safèly isclosed ant should be provided with an improved system or ventilasion.Gasaline vapor is heavier than ofr, and a suction fan should be used to insure proper ventilation.Jo'nts in tanks, pipes, conveyors, and other equipment used for storage of explosive liquide, gases.or vapors, should be kept tight.Before work is done on vessels, pipes.and so forth, sufficient t'me should be given to sllow gas to escape.|| Special care should be exercised before work requiring the use of heat or flame is done.Apparatus [C.DELAGRAVE NOTARY PUBLIC, REAL ESTAIR and INVFSTMENT AOENT + LINDSAY BLDG, Tel 1018 Bt John Btreet - sees that has contained explosive gas should be filled with wete: or steam to force out the gas.Don't spill gasoline.Don't fill the tank of the tiquié- fue stove fuil., Dont't use a liquid-fuel stove that \u2018 wv ! \u201cDont't fi] a gasoMne stove in a flethrington\u2019s Bakery Bakery Goods deli te all parts of the dally.Tel.0638, 2% ST.JOHN 87.Food Control Licente, No.5-1918 M MAIL CONTRACT.| conveyance from the 1st July next.Hormation a» to conditions of Office Inspector.8.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Offices recta actor's Office, z3nd, 1919, \\ Faériewmunsdw NOTICE nn « Every variety of high-grade , SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postmaster-General, will bs received at Ottawa until doon, on Fri- ; day, the gh Of April, 1819, for the of His Majeaty's Mails, gn a pfoposed contract for four years, six times per week on the rural mail delivery route! St.Plavien No.1, Printed notices containing further osed contract may be seen sad Shak rms of tender may be obtained at \u2018he Post Offices of St.Flavien and Dossuet, and at the Office of the Post LOUIS DAVID MORIN, ciosed room.Have plenty of \u201cvent'Iation to carry the vapor out of the room.Don't use gasoline or naptha for washing the hands.ALSO SAVES MONEY.Scott\u2014How is it ¢you never go away during the summer vacation?- Mott\u2014I don't need to.Most of the bores leave town and in thelr absence 1 have a mice, restful time \u2014 Boston Evening Trasseript., \u2018 \u2014\u2014 SMOKE MACOONALI'S moEx® ] he stored outside snd well sway | Eira +n es matt \"ET URGENTLY, WEDD \u201cWar has résalteé la à oerious depletion of our supply of ons of the mose valishle substances on emth \u2014rodièm.Radium has been used expensively as a materia?of war, not ax might be supposed .in' treating sek aid wounded soldiers, but in the form of luminous paint on gun vights avigters\u2019 instruments, and the ubie puitous offcer's weist watch.The greater part of the radium now being extracted is used in making luminous data for watches, says ; \u2018(the Ceological Survey.The amount of radium that adorns the face of one of these watches\u2019 is inconceivs- mall.Ri¥ium costs about $100 a mil and a watch carries- 10 | cents éorth.But 20000 luminous- faced wasches are manwéactured by one firm alone.Add to.the thou.sandy of luminous watches placed on the market the many other instruments which must be visible én pitch darkvess, and which draw heavily ot the radium supply, and a large proportion of the three and three- { quarters.ounces of radium in existence is accounted for.As.a result of this reckless use of radium there is little available for surgery, which is generally ae.knowledged as the field in which rad'unm can rounder its greatest service.This situation will in a short Fine be changed.The cessation of fighting has lessencd the spresd of airplane construction, with its aed tending demands on luminous paint.| Also mesothorium, an element similar to radium, has been called in to use.Unlike radium, which is the product oi ores, mmesothorium is extracted.from a \"ind of sand.The man who cAstovered the existe ence of mesothorium in sand in Bratil wished to keep his discovery secret in orler to monopolize the profits.sand to German buyers, sending it ship became _damaged and was in danger of sifking.When the captain ordered the ballast thrown dut the cargo owher, thet some other \u2018Î+ fK be sacrifiecd.Hrs attitude arcusad suspicion.The ship and ballast were saved, but unfortunately for the owner of the precious sand his bal- \u2018last vas examined and .his sécret broadcast with the result thilf | the Brazilian Government resources.Mesothoriwh is extremely like rad'um in charicter and effect.It- differs mainly in its Nfe.Radium reaches its full power in 30 days ard in 2,000 years that power would dimnish only onednlf.Mesothorjuin, on the other hand.takes a year to gain its full strength, at which in five and one-half years its strength is almost gone.As the life of the average luminous-dfal watch is less than five and one-half years, mesothorium is a satisfactory sub- st'tue for radium for this purpose.It is an interesting fact that the radium on a dial would really last for nearly 3,000 years.It would not be, recognizabe, however.after \u2018a few years, as the zinc sulphid which dually disappear.struments could be used again if there were any way of collecting « sufficient number of the art'cles to\u2019 watrant the troublé and expense of separating it.7 Detecting the presence of radium is comparatively simple.It is done by |a small but compNtsted imstrumesit whith indicates the proportion of radium in a piec: of orc.Not alt cre containing radian is worth the treue ble of extracting the element.Radiof explaining, is often as shght as the amount of gold in the vater of the ocean.Both radium and gold are there, but to extract them at a profit is-[mpossibe.PROVINCE Dominion Building Telephone - advossty, of the City of Quebae.Persons\u2019 indedted = Retate ste P.O.Bux 212.requested se 090 bovine claime are sok >, Pl , duly altested before the it of Nera d ' next, to one of the wndersigued tamentary exccutors.0.A PARADIS, Notary, HENRI MORIN, ! , 443 Mouatoia Hif Fae .09° Frivate Vire mines 43% BONDS Due 1 June 1946 Free of Succession Duties Priçe 87.93, yielding 5.35% .We buy and sell Victory Bonds Neuville Belleau & Co.BREEN & GOURDEAU STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, .® 07.PRTER STREET.tak ¢ MULTAU-BATRLOT sree?of QUEBEC \u2014 138 St, Peter St, Quebec 110 and 111 Tel 105 Cennectiona des \"veus Bud Encasags c2i His scheme was to ship the es common ballast.On one trip the Gonpley Was +0 06-80 ni - Belgium \u201cembered t million souls\u2019 before the war.sg million ; > {Haye been guiled .in- Ye hint for Tour veste.\u2018Ti aac S have heard nb \u2018Same of iu relatives in Belgium for four Many dè.\u2018not mow whether their dear es, ais.$434, or are among the more uafSrtunsts suffers who Have been taken in bondage in Ger- | many-\u2014-the men, to be worked until they were physical wrecks; the wo- | men, to knows hat awlyl fate.\u2018 Hundreds bf Belgian children sre in England and: France, thrown into the | boats promiscuously at the evacua | tion of Antwerp, whose parents dnd name are to-day unknown.On the material side it is of course, difficult \u2018to state now in accurate figures the exact quantities of saw materials, machinery, etc.which will be urgently needed to restore Belgium to her pre-war condi.| tions.Belgium was a prosperous lit, : tle country before the war.In 191t her exports.were 6,806.400.000 francs, and her imports were 5,879.| 300,000 francs.Her foreign trade was, of course, completely stopped by German occupation, save that the Huns carrier off tp Germany what they thought \u2018of value, Belgium's needs are a lesson as to what German domi nation-of a.captured land means to it.So I have asked a very high \u2018authority in the Belgian Covernment.to compile some figures for me as to what the Belgian Governments \u201cthinks will be necessary to start Belgium off again on the road of daily existence as à country, Here are the estimates, all minimumiigures ) which can be compiled on knowledge possessed now: Belgium's \u201cagricultural needs are calculated to amount to some 3,000- 000,0600 francs.The, number of horses required for agricultural and .industrial purposes wilt reach 50,000.The Germans have stripped the Belgian factories of all their mach- \u2018inery, feather belts, and tools.The ! \u2018cost of replacing these and renewing those which have been worn out during the wat will run into 360,000,000 france.The wastage of war as regards | , Belgian public works, comprising locks.ports.bridges.canals.roads, etc.amount already to over 465,- 000,000 francs.\u2018 by hind in exploiting its: mewly- : \"SOME QREAT BARGAINS 4 - | Heating Stoves ALL LATEST PATTERNS.Hn-Tos.- .© SODAY, thy Olvvaple Thums wll shied she \u201ches ind voir Original aption, piptarey of Sir Wilirid Losrier's Senuel ot Suusse |MADAME PETROVA AT no or ee ya VICTORIA THEATRE TODAY ite, wo dr M eet CUT mrs Mo.1 i Cr 20% DISCOUNT OR MURE ON ° SOME SPECIAL LINES YOUR\" INSPECTION SOLICITED amma 4 MECHANICS SUPPLY CO, LTD, | Madame Petrova.the screen's most distinguished actress, is featered at the Victoria Theatre today in \u201cTHR LIFE MASK.\" the third production by her own company of players.Robert Holding again plys opposite Madame Petrova and the restof tha cast is à remarkable one.A special programme of music hes been aplendid orchestra under the direction ot Mr, H.A.Chipperton, as - D | SHOWING | Mis an sip vo Quebec, dalirering bie latent gross pusriotis speech, \u201cthe body iping In Stgte it- Ovawa; Mis Ensalieney,, Nigr.Pietro Dl.Macis, Pagal Delegate; the Quod of Bonys iiflowlng the body \u201carrapgéd for the picture, by the foltows: î M90 NT, PAUÉRTRRET.QUERFC.Witls plain sages.In coming fo out \u2014 \u201cONE GOOD BRAND.\u201d CLERK'S Meals Ars Leading in AN Dinners Store you always get Gra, Regular\u201d Vaudevite and \u201cPicture Programme Also.\u2014 ay sone cn VOTE UP IN SPECIAL TU, 6 nm Chronicle Files So : ge crm EEE INTOLERANCE | Br oars Ago Matinee, 15e and 25cW hicken Breast, in glass.«oo oo oe 000 eu wen sxe 22e 10 ; 2000 *.: - one, per tin.So ue LE a, T8.rr A AUDITORIUM : he \u2019 Person \u2014 York party | Evening, ) 25 ç and 35 Cc > ! an = tu.; OLYMPIA THEATRE | } J J ONEURUE-Vpr) SR orrespondencel Cora ble Bue, os | | Week February the 24th Exiraordinary the following doquent words by the distingu:ahed writer, Sir Adolphe Routhier, ex-Chief Justice of the Superior Court st Qu.tec: ~ \u201cAfter the Great War which bas just ended so gloriously for us it \u2018 PUNERAL UNDERTAKER EACH Le coc0r-00crenmacesan es 10c+ Biens in \u201cHAPPY THO\u2019 MAR-| absolutely required for the payment [seems to me impossible for the two FRANK M ARCKLEY, er ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.9 Friday and Saturday, 3 big bili ae The LEA athe ora hor the Fotis.Bois bare The Wisard of the Banjo.Some Act! Toluphone 35 L be presented, with the \u201cVA AD | eau Frontense for the paving of the | freely shed their blood for the same | .' - .OF FRANCE\", « dramatised version | approsch to the Hotel and reports of | country, on the samé battichelds; | - HAVE YOUR OLD - ve : Typewriter |e vou acer sas | to rion Seti | 20 mls me vous \u2014\u2014 .1 t Drive the same victories, taken part in We must see it! PO NT THE PRE |i Se - same rror t uns; an é - NOW À J.MAXHAM & CO | fom Eu | min ve room fr rite | VAS Fi rf e Fren mn e is ne \u2018 : : \u2018 savE * ', Sere ou te X oral Sana ada, like the French and the Boghish | Sensational Flying Butterflies.Its worth ! Registered.| MARGUERITA FISHER AND guy Some twenty sieighs, single | of Europe or hanceforward breth- | _\u2014 Hamowe: Typewriter Ca, QUEBEC 8 DALHOUSIE 3T., \u2018Phone 3306.248 St.John St.(Established 1835) Office \u2018phone - - - 7966 Private \u2018phone - - - 860 INCOME TAX RETURNS Returns of Income are required to be completed and éyled on or before the 38th of this month.as to the proper procedure to follow in making to those who care to call at es in our power.We are also prepared, to we shall be li such informal a A great many questions arise these returns and our office, make the returns of those taxpayers who request us to do so upon being furnished with adequate information t service to be covered dy a moderate fee.this regarding their income, The Royal Trust Company se St.Paul Street, Quebec.GEO.L.DEAN, Manager.oe Annual Cheap Sale 20% DISCOUNT Boots, Shoes and Slippers For Cash Only AUCTIONEERS and VALUATORE played.; | Subecriptionns to date are as foi- of Jean Richepin's famous poem \u201cLe Chemineau\u201d, also a t comedy with Fatty Arbuckle, \u201cCAMPING OUT.\u201d PEARL WHITE TODAY.ttt.Committees recommending certain other works were hbeM over mmtil the double and for-ia-hand, started from the citadel st 9.30 in the morning, several others Joining the procession Marguerita Fisher in an exception- - \u2018| aity clever story entited \u201cFAIR ENOUGH\" comes to the Empire for todsy and tomorrow.The story.an amusing one, tells of the trials of a newly rich family in their climb up the social ladder.The Tth episede ci Pear?White in «THE LIGHTNING RAIDER\u201d and ; the Canadian News Weekly completes the programme.GAASOGANDENISEAEANE o , à PIELD COMFORTS 3 COMMISSION FUND.4 9 a Saturday was only a Maé day 30 that three subscriptions is by no means a bad showing.Our fund is now well on the second hak of the first hundred dollars and we hope to stert the new week with a rush.Can we not interest some of the men who read the Chronicle to support this worthy object?The ladies _ still continue to monopolize the sub- | seription list and we are asking no one to \u201cgive till it hurts.\u201d The bacri- ; fice of a dollar or so is no serious \u201c deprivation to our local men of affairs | but it may be a good deal in the way \"of recreation to those soldiers who are eating their hearts out for home on the other side of the Atlantic with nothing to do but drill and polish buttons.There used to be an old doggrel during the South\u2019 African war: * \u201cHope deferred makes me sick, \u201ccome home quick\u201d If we cannot hasten the'r return, the least we can do is to show them that they are not forgotten as soon as their part is lows: .Miss Helena Norris .Mrs, B.Ernest Ross .Mrs.Ernest Rose, Jr.+ Erne 2388 en route > Many of the party wore masks and famcy costumes.taking in some of the main thoroughfares of the city.a start was made for Montmoreney Falls, where dancing.sliding and other smusements were indulged ln.| Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago \u2014 American Notes Among the petitions presented to fhe House of Representatives and re- erred to Congcess was one by Mr Mason, of Mass, from Benjamin Dearborn of Boston, stating that he has invented a mode of propelling wheel carriages by steam.well caku- tated for the conveyance of the mails and any number of passengers, and which will te perfectly secure from robbers on the highway, and praying that Congress may direct experiment to be made te test tne utility of the Invention.A motinn was made by Mr.Cobh that the Howse do come to the fol- towing resolution, resolved: \u201cThat the Inte seizure of the Soanish nosts at Penexico and St.Carlos de Barancasin West Florida, by the army of the Tnited Sites.was ~ntrarv to the Constitution of the United States.A motion was made to postpone the further consideration of the nro- negitinn, and decide! In the nemtive.Por the paenanmaent RY.amainst je 97.The main motion was then pit and desided In the nigative.Agreeing \u2018o ft 70.ngra\u2019nat 100.Thos Was a noted ruestion been more fully setended than when the above votes were taken.\" .The former Coar of Rusein, before his deposicign, possessed à single estate varie more than 100,000,000 acres | After\u2019 \u201cing \u2018bombed by a squadron under the\u2019 THE CLOWN SEAL, : Wonderful ® Exhibition of Astimal Intelligenceboth have felt the same aversion for | the same foes, Both have shared thé same sufferings, \u2018endured the game | ren.The same war has made them\u2019 members of one family.They have found a new fatherland, founded a; common hearth on common battlefields, and their sons sleep side by | side in the same.cemeteries.What, more is lacking to engender brother- : hood?Those who are mot dleeping : for eternity in the same graves: have slept for four years in-the.same bads of gore and mud, bave eaten at the same table the ame bread of misery dampened with the same tesrs of blood.After all that, how can any feeling ob eumity exist in their hearts?No, it is impos- s'blef and ail of the hate the human heart can hold shell.be kept for, the accursed brood \u2018who still dream.of enslaving them later.Their blood which they have poured out for the.triumph, of Right, Jastice.Freedom MOVIE PROGRAMME:.- MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY: A Sensational Five-Reel Feature, Entitled \u201cALL MAN\" THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY: \u201cWOLF OF KULTUR\" ONE- REEL COMEDY, and \u201cPATHE GAZETTE.\u201d Don\u2019t fail to see: the above Programme.ve .ADMISSION:.,.Matinesq., cc.oo oon oo ++.15 apd 25 Cents Evenings.\u201425 and 35 Cents Including the Poor Texos ve ee and true civilization, is the cement of sternal bonds between them, Neveo will shey forget that by their un'ted efforts Right Mas conquered Might, snd avenged Justice.Knights of true civ:lisstion, they bave mes- sured their strength with the -minions of the arrogant Kultur and have = overthrown them.together with the .4 ignoble regime they intended to es- \" tablish.Never will théy forget the - } grest days they have fived during =) the contest hand to mod agir, the! .: \\ v slaves born of the ous Kultur; ; .4 and when she boasts.again of her I ir a rt 3 4, à) progeny, they will remember how : \u2019 they sbssed hes arrogance.© sons of À Ri J GS RUG S à Albion and descendants of France, he proud of the mighty work you \u2018 have wrought together.Render jus- ÿ .| 300 Rugs.* .4 PE tice to one another, and live hence- Rugs will be sold at 20 per cent.reduction.Te oF forth \u2018snited in, devotion, to your common countty and in feeÎngs of true fraternity.\u201d .The above yppeal is well worthy of \u201cBent the Boer and come home ; wide circulation, 122 000 Imperial Wi >.' \u2018 | Well these lads have besten the or of ree ha te How u treah ren.i Sie OHTRALL | pe Prune Op Se 4 on all : Hun snd only wish that they could Pas never heen known to have been contre a \u2018 + durin we have every size up to 4 yards by § yards.bo BERING NARROW ESCAPE \u2018 Gen.Trenchard, in his report orif the work of the Independedt Air: aooD TO KNOW.: it We still have for bout 4 hundred thousand dollars worth of goods, : bought before the war and ihe prices are about #Ry per cent.i cheaperthan- the metual prices.They comsist specially in the - following guode:- ! © RUGS OF ALL QUALITIES AND SIZES.\" CARPETS BY THE YARD IN EVERY STYLE CURTAINS BY THE PAIRS.Force, snakes an interesting revela-' tion how Berlin narrowly escaped be- i fémous airman; Sommandes R H Muloek of Winnipeg.\u2018The fMhb grotp was .established i ln England\u201d Sayé Gen.Trencheed, [B._ _y.° , OURTAIN MATERIALS OF ALL Te\u201d i \u2018 \u2014 Previowsly scimowledged \"under the command of Commander ee \"+ PURNITURE COVRRINOS A SPECIALTY : Ba ; .Total .+.EY Mulock for the purpose of bombing (uk * - , YL ee\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 vo : : WHO'S NEXT FOR HOW MUCH Bertin and other centres This group | .Wa guarsateq all the above goods at a price that wid amprive\u2019 BR A DISTANCE ME carrying out this work at the end of ere y ate opt in ty LONG DISTANCE MESSAGES.oper \u201cAhnoxgh sil ranks had (he pods\u2019 bie \u2018kept is storage without extra Sirget ' y ; It is apneunced thet the French word n' nd day © the me- | Chee > ca ges .\\ _ naval authorities ave recently \u2018ereet- chines ly for À gs Berlin, ME: (4m 1 \u2018 Tes > ; ; ; , .ed what ie claimed to ue most they = ee three \u2019 Jd 3 \u2019 Co ; 74 | |! powertul ess mation vs re the signing armis- : ( 5 , oo Er 4 04%.Fébrique 8.À Tdi 41 wore, sad which is capable of vont vice\u201d Mutact revived the _ ° ° +4 f Cm messages 00 for ns Australie.mmander * SouN ; ù \u2018 \u2018 He \u2018 © J] this proves to be true, the mation ans nso.| ne er Se si.wi.so.IN STREET Opposite Paines ul @ ; .à sage dt Sheen thousand ; on 2 ue on thoneant LER LANE \u2014\u2014 si \u2019 \\ » ! + .ao \\ ogee ad | "]