The Quebec chronicle, 20 mars 1919, jeudi 20 mars 1919

[" A terri: # T= No Cb WEATHER PORERMT: :#- FAIR AND STATIONARY FISH A.GRENIER Shonea 1247-1248.94 and N6 ST.JOHN STREBT \u2018nad Coutrol License, No.89343.OR THE FISCAL YEAR RE TABLED TOTAL ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE $4s7,270071, AN INCREASE OF $137,900.03 Ottawa, March 19\u2014The main es timates for the fiscal year which commences on April 1st, were tabled in she Commons today dy Sir Thomas White.The total estimated expenditure is $437,6T9.071, an incresse of $137,908,638 over the expenditure of the year which is just closing.The largest increase is in public works, which will be largely in connection with harbor improvement.The sum to be expended will include thirty million dollars, requirea for the construction of vessels in accordance with the Government's shipbuilding programmes.Of the total proposed expenditure $86,693,561 will be chargeable to capital account and $851,785490 to concolidated revenue account.Very large expenditures are again to be made in connection with rail- chargeuble to deven million dollars for Government Railway equipment.The appropriation for the Hudson Bay Railway is only one hundred thousand dollars, but western members hope that this will be increased in the supplementary estimates to be brought down later.The $100,000 Hudson Bay vote is for Port Nelson terminals.Prowision is made for the spending of $3,500,000 on the Welland Canal.Railways and Canals.Railways sad Canals votes chargeable to income total over thirty-six milion doflars.This sum includes a toan not exceeding thirty-five million dollars repayable on demand with interest payable half-yearly at the rate of six percent, to be used to meet expenditures or indebtedness incurred in paying interest ou securities to excess of the amount available from net earnings, or paying maturing loans of the Canadian Northern Raflway Company or any company included in the Canadian Northern System, and for construction and better- ments, said loan A be secured by mor upon the undertal of the Cais Northern Railway £ys- tem, containing such terms and con- ditiens as the Governor-in-Couneil may approve.Harbor and River votes chargeable to capital include three hundred thousand doflers for improvement at Port Arther and Fort William, $750,000 for sen ts at St.John and $300, 006 for Toronto harbor improvements.Public Works.Miseeflanesus Public Works votes include $95,000 for a monument to the tate Sir Wilfrid Laurier.An additional $5,000,000 will be voted in connection with the construction of the new Partiament Buildings at Ottawa.Public Works votes chargeable to capital include $478,000 for the Rive St.Lawrence ship channel, and $168,- 900 to complete the dredging plan for the St Lawrence River from Montreal to Father Point.Genetei miscollameous votés include the $26,000,000 to be loaned to the Provincial Governments to encourage the erection of dwelling houses.The sum of $100,000 will be voted to cover the of the Canada Trade while $50000 lo paovid- IIL ESTATES HL OTS A BRITISH HOUSE WAS WET CANTREN RESPONS- IBLE FOR THE RECENT DIS.| TURBANCES.London March 19\u2014(Canadian Press despateh, from Reuter's Ltd.)\u2014In the House of Commons today Mr.Sidney Robinson drew attention to the statement that in connection with the disturbances at Kinmel Camp the wet canteen had been established in Canadian camps in direct contradiction to Canadian wishes and that if there had been no liquor at the Rhyl Camp there would have been no disturb ances.He asked what steps the Minister of War proposed to take to pre: vent a recurrence of such happenings.Mr.MacMaster also asked the Miu ister of War whether he had received a statement that the conduct of the Canadian goldiers at this camp was particularly good and that the real cause of the discontent was the failure to provide shipping facilities to enable them to return to their homes.Right Hon.Winston Churchill, the Minister of War, replied that he had received a report furnished by the Camadian authorities bat that the matter had been left entirely in the hands of the Canadisn authorities.He did not think that it was his business to dea! with it beyond the extent to which he was forced by specific questions.Wet canteens were and never had been provided Tor ae dans treaps except on the decision of the Canadian authorities and he was informed that so far érom thetr prov- vision causing disturbances.it was believed that they had quite a contrary effect.BRITISH FLEET INVITED Secretary Deanisls Extends Invitation | To Visit New York Washingtoa, D.C., March 19.\u2014Navy Department officials said = tuday Secretary Daniels during his trip abroad probably would lavite the British Government to send the Grand Fleet to New York for a visit during the coming summer.Such an invitation was extended informally by Assistant-Secretary Roosevelt when he was in England just before the signing of the armistice.Santiago, March 19.\u2014Annoonce- ment as made here today that Great Britain will send a fleet of twelve warships to tour South America.The Beet will feave Evope as soon as the peace treaty is signed.TWO BRITISH BUDGETS ANNOUNCED London, March 16\u2014Speaking io the House of Commons today on the second reading of the Appropriation Bill, George Lambert, former Civil Lord of the Admiralty, sid there were two budgets this year, aggregating 1,800,000,000 pounds, and that i this sum were to be raised by taxes it would mean fifteen shillings in the | pound income tax and the doubling * of the duties on tea and sugar.The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the member added, would have to resort to borrowing.He apperted to the Government to be resolute in restoring the export trade, unhindered and unchecked by any \u201cabsurd Goverme ment regulations.\u201d CLOTHING WORKERS GO ON STRIKE Cleveland.Ohio, March 19.\u2014Fowr thoussnd men's clothing workers of Cleveland, employed in forty factories, went on strike today.according to Louis Hollander, general organiser of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, A strike vote was taken last night, The workers demand a forty four hour week, complete recognition of the union and thirty percent increase in wages for all workers, HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.Budapest.March 10\u2014(Havee)\u2014 The Government has set April 18 as the date for the election of delegates to the Hungarian National Assembly.ed to Meet the cost of the Canadian War Mission at Washington.\u2018The vote covering surveyors of water pres resources has been ineress- od from $144,000 to $103,000 The amount provided for the naval service je $11,006,000, an increase of 7) - The Que UNITED STATES USPOPULAR VLADIVOSTOCK NEWSPAPERS FULL OF TIRADE AND INGENIOUS DISTORTIONS OF PACTS.Vladivostok, Monday.March 17\u2014 (By The Associated Press).\u2014Never since the landing here of troops in August bas there been such widespread criticism of the United States.The newspapers are full of tirades and ingenious distortions ef facts calculated to sow discord among Amerleans, Russians and the Allies.It is an unquestioned fact that there is a systematic campaign.Some newspapers of Siberia, it appears, have been subsidized and are distinctly hostite Ito the United States.The Russians, never confident regarding the intentions of the Americans, have been ready listeners and the legitimate Russian press prints and editorializes on the fabrications that have been put in circulation.Beginning with the disappointment over the passiveness of America's intervention the sentiment developed mistrust and an outspoken hostility in many quarters to the Princes \u2018Islands proposal for a conference of æll Russian factions with the Allies i justly or otherwise credited to President Wilson.Americans were in- | stantly dubbed friends of the Bolshe- , viki, and the idea was quickly utilized by an unfriendly press and accepted in the political circles of the Russians generally.There is an effective means here of combatting this propaganda and the result is that the United States has few champions in any class or party.CANADA GROWING.\u2018 Estimated Population Today Placed at 8,885,000.Ottawa, March 19-\u2014Canada\u2019s estimated population today is 8.836.000, according to an answer given to Mr.Tobin in the House.The population last census was 7,206,643.Sir Thomas White informed Mr.Kay that up to March 2th.1919, the Newsprint Commission had cost \u2018the country $73.545.Phe investigation had enabled the various newspapers to continue by regulating the supply and cost of paper, thus making it possible for the Government to give greater publicity to the various war toans and other necessary measures.Hon.J.A.Calder told Mr.Proulx, that the cost of the Repatriation Commitiee to March 1ith, was $60,720, There were fifty employed in the work of the committee at the present tine.Salaries to date totalled $20.364.WANT GRAIN MAN RETAINED Chicago, II, March 19.\u2014The Chicapo Board of Trade adopted resolutions today asking President Wilson to retain Julius H.Barnes as President of the Grain Corporation of the Food Administration until the wheat crop of 1019 shall have been marketed.Tt is suggested that Mr.Barnes, himself one of the from important grain exporters in the country be given a salary and that his patriotism be appealed to if necessary to persuade him to remain.lt is further * nrged that J.J.Stream and Howard Jackson be retained in the Grain Cor- * poration.PISHERMEN IN i CONTROVERSY | Washington, D.C.March 19\u2014Con- troversies over working conditions involving several thousand fishermen ! along the Atlantic seaboard between ) Provincetown and Portland, includ.{Ing employees of the Cloucester fisheries and many of those in the Boston fishing fleet, were referred today to the War Lahor Board for settlement.Henry J.Skeffingion.a {shor concilistor.got the men.and employers to agree to the submission to the Board.which will conduct hearings, the dates for which have not been set.KINGSTON WOMAN MURDERS BABY.Kingston, Ont, March 19\u2014Mrs.Lovice Thompson, of Kennebec, was this morning committed for trial by Magistrate Farrell on the charge of murdering her two-weeks-old baby.Dr.W.T Connell, who made a pos.mortem of the body of the child, stated that it had been suffocated by s handkerchief being stuffed in its mouth.Two of the nurses identiffed the body as the child of Mrs.Thompson.URGE FORMATION OF OREEK STATE AT PONTUS New York, March 19\u2014Cablegrams urging the formation of a free democratic Greek state, at Pontus, in Asia Minor, and protesting against the union of that district with Armenia were received by Premiera D, Lioyd George and Clemenceau and President Wilson.Sava Kehaya, President of the Greek-American Pontus League, announced here today.Mr.Kehaya says he represents 40.000 Greek members of the league _ branches in L \u2014 * WILL ASK POLES AND UKRAINIANS T0 CEASE FIGHT SUPREME COUNCIL CONSIDERS SITUATION IN GALICIA.Paris, March 19\u2014The situation in Supreme Council and it was decided conditions.containing this annowncement issued this evening, follows: .\u201cThe Supreme ANied Council met regard to the military situation in Galicia.The Council agreed on the terms of an injunction to be address.tain conditions, \u201cThe Council then dealt with the by its Chairman, M.Jules Cambon.\u201cThe next meeting wifl be heid on Friday, March 21, at 3 p.m.\u201d Labor Commission.The following official communies- tion regarding the r Commission meeting was issued this evening: \u201cThe twenty-eighth and twenty.ninth meeting of the Commission on International Labor Legislation took place today.The special sub-commit- tee appointed to find a solution of the difficulties which have arisen in sented a report suggesting a solution sion.\u201cThe final reading of the British draft convention tor the establishment of a permanent organization for international labor legislation completed and the draft convention as amended was adopted by the Commission for submission to the Peace Corverence- treaty of pesce.\u201d named to meet the representatives of neutral countries to discuss the Les gue of Nations: Yeon Bourgeois.France; Lord Robert Cecil, Great Britain; E.Venizefos, Greece; Paul Hymars.Belgium: Colonel E.M.Honse, she United States, and Dr.M.R.Vernitch, Serbia.The American delegat on, it is said, plans to accept a limited number of amendments to the League of Nations covenant.Secretary of State Lansing wilt preside over the meet.were saved.The crew of 28 men were taffen off early in the day by the Wood Island lifesaving crew and Captain John Caine, left the ship several hours later.The Troja, registering 1.653 tons, was bound from Louisburg.N.S.for St.John, Nffd., with 3.650 tons of coal.She struck the ledge yesterday forenoon, when running through a dense fog with u heavy southeast wind.The life-savers reported that the steamer was full of water.and would be a total loss.ANOTHER ARMED BANK HOLD.UP Freeport, N.Y.March 19 \u2014 Four men armed with revolvers, held up the employees of the First National Bank in the heart o! the business section of Freeport today and taking all the cash on the cashier's counter, escaped in an automobile.It was reported that the men obtained about 3,000, Two hours later à motor oycle policeman in Jamaica, a suburban dis- teict of Brooklyn, spotted the high waymen's car ahd gave chase.e soon overtook it and the four occu- nts jumped out and started to run, je police shot one in the back and captured apother, but the other twe escaped into the nearby woods, The cord tion of the wounded man is not serious.The stolen money was recovered SMOKE MACDGIALY'S {a0 REVOLUTION OF THE MENSHEVIK! AGAINST SOVIET MODERATE ELEMENT RISES IN PETROGRAD SAYS UNCONFIRMED REPORT Calicia was considered today by the confirmed reports that a revolution of to request the Poles and the Ukrain- | of the ians to cease bostilities under certain |, against the Soviet Government The text of the official statemem 10 a German Government this afternoon between 3 and 7 o'clock have retired toward Odessa An exchange of views took place in north of that city.according to a ed to the two armies facing each other thcked the town of Morjegorsimya, in front of Lemberg, requesting them 130 miles south of Archangel, but to suspend hostilities at once, on cer.Were repulsed according to a Russian western frontier of Poland and heard | td Many wounded behind them, the report of the Commission ou 'W e Polish Affairs, which was presented | 8x machine guns ware taken from regard to application of labor conven.| tions by certain federal states pre | which was.adopted by the Commis | \u201cThe Commission then continued | Ressian the discussion of the labor clauses ¢0 | volutionar: be recommended for inclusion in the | the morthardmess cac London, March 19.\u2014There are un- the Menchivilki, or moderate element Social Democratic Party, has broken out ia Petrograd.according wireless despatch received tonight, Russian non-Boishevik forces, having been defeated by Soviet, troops from Russia wireless despatch Moscow on March 17.The Bolsheviki on Saturday at- \u2018dated in | official despatch received here today.The enemy left fifty seven dead five unwounded prisoners and THE SOLDIERS\u2019 COUNCIL Anti-Military Agitation Reported In Northern Norway by Posten Gothenburg, Sweden, March 19.\u2014 B15 Zing Gong BB.Brown Fox Shoulder Stoles The new Lucile Brown shows to splendid advantage in the Animal From hundreds of big super- quality skins we select the best and subject them to this fine Lucile Brown dye.The result more than pleases ourselves and we are confident you will like them too.To be worn from now on.ol Renfrewr Ca \u201cThe Soldiers\u2019 Council,\u201d according to \u2018a Christiania despatch to the Gothen- .burg Posten, has issued a proclama- ition to those liable to military ser.| vice exhorting them to demand the i right to determine their own military disposition and to place military authority in the hands of the soldiers instead of the officers.The proclam- lation also calls for the disarmament | of the bourgeoisie should they de- i fend themselves from the Red Guards The Christiania despatch probably Was | refers to some action taken in North.' J ern Norway.For more than a year \u2018 | there has been anti-military agitation | in the north.A report received in! Christiania on March 7th, said that | A agents were aiding in a ve- most part of Norway.| in Fipmarl, ® EVERY MAN'S LIBRARY COMPLETE.al > \u2014\u2014e\u2014 POPULAR NOVELS.AND A LARGE STOCK OF PRAYER BOOKS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH, AT HALF PRICE.JOHN E.WALSH'S Reg'd.There has besa nothing te indicate | The Weather À.AREA RES Re, | Toronto.March 19\u2014 The weather has been cold today in the Western Provinces and fair and comparatively mild in Ontario and Quebec.Light local showers have occurred near the Bay of Fundy.Temperatures: ing of delegates of neutral countries Thursday to hear their views on the | Dawson City .Min.Max i situation.It is expected that the prince Rupert .22 om League of Nat'ons Commission will Victorin .40 5 |! then re-assemble 2d perfect the Vancouver .34 48 | amendments and that the completed Kamloops.34 48 | covenant will then be attached to the .Calmary .10 20 | peace treaty.| Medicine Hat .8 24 | Italian claims before the Peace | Edmonton .* & 2 | Conference will encounter no difficul 1 Battleford .LL 142 w | ties and a solution will be easy, ac- Prince Albert .0 18 cording to the Paris correspondent of Moose Jaw \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.w \"wo the Giornale D'Ialia of Rome Winnipeg .1 ou 14 | Port Arthur \u2026.\u2026 2 4 STEAMER ABANDONED.Parry Sound .0 o #4 |! \u2014_ London.\u2026 oo.1 4 œ | Crew of Thirty-Eight Were Taken: Toronto .27 46 | \u2018Off With the Captain.Kingston .30 a8 | Eastport, Me, March 19\u2014The Bri.| Ottawa .28 us | tish steamer Troja, which grounded Montreal .\u2026.\u2026 .\u2026.\u2026.#2 40 |! on Old Proprietor ledge, southeast of Quebec ae 0 8 0 Grand Manan, N.B., yesterday, was St John hee ar ee as.AU + abandoned late today, All on board | Halifax .32 Wu *Below zero.Forecasts: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: tence: Fair, not much change in tem.! EE HE League of Ni \u201cthat the agitation has spread south.i The following committee kas been | wari to Christiania.| 5 .\" .u » Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Law- ' Bi 4 - A Seasonable Sale Seifert'sSaturday Sales (reat Values To dispose of a number of last f year's stock of UMBRELLAS, we are offering values that will not casily be duplicated.Ladies Umbrellas with Sterling Silver Mountings.-I- I -R-HEE-HE 3 EEA ei t The UMBRELLAS will be displayed in our large show window 5° Friday Evening and Saturday.ps Terms: CASH only.+ \u2014_\u2014 vd A 1 ; GS NS, ® ) à JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite City Hall.& ER EE ature, , North Shore: Northwest winds, fair, stationary or lower temperature.Maritime Provinces: Strong winds or moderate gales, northeast off Nova Scotia coast, local rains but partly fair.Lake Superior District: Mostly fair, | turning colder at Port Arthur.: Atberta: Fair with a little higher temperature.Manitoba and Saskatchewan: Fair, and cold.: 1 RFE Power St.Lawrence, Gulf and the ERIENIRIEETEEFAE:E BS 80 50 A 6 BR 1 METAL LATH {LH RAD \"A A DE.REINFORCING METAL Representing TRUSSED CONCRETE STEEL COMPANY OF CANADA PRUNEAU & CO.\u201cThe Building Material House.\u201d ps ST.PETER STREET, Page.At The Theatres: Of Imerest to Women .o.o.cnvevsorcecceuse 8 Latest Telegraphic, Cable amd Locsi News.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.0 Editorial; Press Comment., 4 In And About Town .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.8 Latest Sporting News .\u2026.H.\u2026.6 Helping Hand Compaign .¥ Shipping News cerreeieas Financial and Commerel Nowe.Social snd Personal: Remink- coupés of the PAR wocompponcsce MO \u2018 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Policies issued for Fire, Theft, Collision, Property Damage and Public Liability.C.& W.CHAMPION, General Insurance Agents 67 St Peter Street Lewest Rates, Efficient Gervice, Prompt Sevtlemasnt.Phones: Office, 76: Residence, 256. Now that the new overament standard isin ts, quality of the yeast you nse is more important than over.Use Royal Yeast Cakes.Their quality is absolutely reliable.Bread made with Royal will fresh and va Donges that made with any other, Send name and address foi copy Royal Yeast Bake Book.EW.GILLETT C0.LTD.TORONTO, CANADA WINNIPEG MONTREAL CCC CC \u20ac \u20acC\u20acCC CC CCC CK TOMMY\u2019S PRAYER Tommy had been out playing till fe was very tired, and did not feel inclined to say his prayers, but his mother insisted.So Tommy began: \u201cNow I fay me down to sleep, | pray the Lord my soul to keep\u2014\" \u201cI\u201d prompted his mother.Tommy (sleepily)\u2014\"If he hollers let him go.Eenymeeny, miny, mow.\u201d Only One \u201cBROMO QUININE\u201d \u2018To get the genuine.call for full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.Look for signature of E.W.GROVE.Cures a Cold in One day.30 cents.CITY HALL Quebec, March 19th.1919 SIDEWALKS All persons owning, occupying or having charge of houses or other buildings or lots of ground in this city, are hereby required and ordered to clear.or cause to be cleared from snow and ice the footpaths in fromt nf their respective property.and to have same kept clear of snow and ice from the 1st of April, 1919, until the close of the present winter.All persons contravening this order will be liable to the penaîty in such, case provided, and shall be prosecuted according to aw.W.D.BAPLLATRGE./ City Engineer AUCTION SALE In the matter of: HENRI BERNIER, Grocer, 340 St.Valier Street, Quebec.Insolvent; NOTICE is hereby given that on FRIDAY, sist MARCH, 1918.at 11:00 o'clock, am.Will be sold at our office, 101 St.Peter street.Quebee, the assets of this estate, as follows: mar20xs A-\u2014Btock in trade.$ 601.14 Store fixtares.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.700 $ 708.14 B\u20141 Sexte (Dayton).85.00 C\u2014Rent of store to April 30, 1080.The inventory may ve seen at our The store will be opened for inspection of stock on Thureday, March 20, 1919.Terms of sale: CASIT.BEDARD & BHLANGER, Assignees.Office: 101 St.Peter street, Quebec, Match 13th, 1919.M.15.18,20x3 J.Arthur LaRue, Kogens Trude), CA, LIA CA, LIA LaRue & Trudel CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LaRue, Trudel & Picher vigewdaters of lagolvent Estates, caisistrators, Appraisers Trostess.Lonpromises retween Debra and Creditors.196 ST.PETER STREET Dominion Bañding 1: Quebes \u2018Phonce 40004081.\u2014- eee j .me res oe C.DELAGRAVE NOTARY * PUBLIC, REAL FSTATE and INVPSTMENT AGENT LINDSAY BLDG, Td M John Street RESORTS RÉSORTS\u2014ATLANTIC Ci Y.NJ.HOTEL ST.CHAR Ou the Osean front, Atlantis LX] American Piss.Wm.A.Cesc Man.FLOR pec From Queen Fashion's Paris Court OLD.\u201d miss it, Today will be the last opportunity Quebecers \u2018will have Nme.Nazimova in \u201cEYE FOR EYE\" at the Victoria Theatre.This picture has proved to be a tremendous sensation and no one can afford to On the same bill today there will be showu, the second episode of \u201cTHE.MAN OF MIGHT\" serial, featuring Wilham Duncan\u2014Advt.POLO AT THE EMPIRE TODAY |} Copyright, 1918, by Public Ledger Company.Paris, March 16.\u2014A cost of beige gabardine trimmed with stripes of navy gabardine, has a colar which fastens up high and a broad sash, made especially to give the carly spring winds something to gambol with.EVA A.TINGEY, VIVIAN MARTIN TODAY AT AUDITORIUM, CAVALIERI\" TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Vivian Martin will be featured today only at the Anditorfum in a Paramount production, \u201cYOU NEVER SAW SUCH A GIRL.\u201d This is a melodramatic production full of \u201cpep\u201d amd amusing situations.for today also includes a comedy, \u201cOH! ETHEL.\u201d Lina Cavalieri will appear tomorrow and Saturday at the Auditorium in a stirring drama of modern life \u201cTHE TWO BRIDES.\u201d It is à very big attraction and with the artist's renown, this play will certainly prove a treat to all lovers of good performances.The comedy, for tomorrow and Saturday will be one of those screaming productions by Mac Sennett and it will be entitled \u201cNEVER TOO The bill No change in prices.Tax included.\u2014Adwt, LAST SHOWING TODAY |§ of seeing Dainty Enid Bennett in Thomas Inces's \u201cFUSS AND FEATHERS.\u201d very human story with a lot of good fun and an example of how snob- business is sometimes severely dealt with, Empire yesterday.The same picture is being shown again today, along with Eddie Polo in \u201cTHE, LURE OF THE CIRCUS\" tenth episode and the feature attraction at the within the means of those who must limit their expense.Ladies\u2019 Small Turban Shapes covered Ladies\u2019 with eatin and straw hraid, trimmed with | straw, trimmed with satin band and orna- corded ribbon: colors, black, brown, navy, pen: colors are black, navy and A d purple.Price .80 | Frioe cone aasesrass grey suc pure $480) Ladies\u2019 Drooping Shape covered with silk, straw brim and trimmed with straw ornaments; colors are black, brown and navy, Price .0.00s FE Ladies\u2019 Small Sailor Shapes, covered with silk and straw; colors are black, hrown and navy.Price .Ladies\u2018 Small Toque made in straw, trimmed with narrow silk and band, and silk wings; colors are black, hrown, purple and navy.Price .vasen rs $4.50 Ladies\u2019 Toque made of crepe georgette and glossy straw, trimmed with wide band of straw and crepe georgette; colors are grey, navy, cherry and brown.Price.$4.50 Misses\u2019 Drooping Shapes, made of straw and satin, trimmed with corded ribbon; colors are black, brown, navy and grey.Price .cocovveniurnreenniinnsinn $4.50 The Loveliest of the first time.By thetr very beauty they appeal for an Quite the newest thing for Spring Costumes, is ail silk serge, which we are showing in a splendid range of colors.This is « very fine material, and our quality is exceptionally good.Full 36 inches wide.Ayard .oiiiiiiiiiiiiaa $4.00 Another fine $niting Material is French Faille.This we show slo in « fine range of colors.FuH n.foninrd, made by Skinner's.A Notable Exhibit of Low-Priced Hats WE point with pride to our early Spring exhibit of smart ready-to-wear Hats, each possessing its own individual beauty of shape and originalty.The most praiseworthy feature of these chic Hats is that they possess all the attributes of far more expensive creations, yet they are all Tam'o\u2019shanter Shapes of| Ladies\u2019 and Misses\u2019 Turbens, made of | New Silks For Smart Suits or Dresses Some superb weaves have been opened up and are now on view for Faney Silks have recently been opened up in a great variety of checked and striped effects in all colors.Prices from .$3.00 to 83.50 A very besutiful Cloth for Dresses in all silk Shown in various coolrs with most attractive designs.Full 36 inches.straw and eatin, trimmed with corded ribbon; colors are hlack, grey, brown and navy.Price .0.$4.50 Ladies\u2019 Small Tam\u2019o\u2019shanter trimmed with large bow made of crepe georgette; colors, grey, navy and brown.Prices $8,718 Ladies\u2019 Medium Size Shapes covered with satin, straw brim, and trimmed with straw bow; colors are black purple,, brown and grey.Price .: $3.80 Ladies\u2019 Large Sailors, covered with silk | and trimmed with large straw band; | i soivre are black, brown, grey, navy and i Price .covivneinens.$4.50 AN EN ¢ Fine Rugs Reduced 25 P.for originality and distinctive sm \u2018Ladies\u2019 Serge Costumes in grey, black and Ladies\u2019 navy blue, collar trimmed with silk, belt trimmed with buttons in back and fromt, lined in silk.Ladies\u2019 Serge Costumes in black, brown, navy blue snd plum, belt on the sides of voat trimmed with braid, lined in silk., Price.$21.50 Coats A Delightful Showing of Newest Styles in Costumes and Coats Our preliminary showing of Spring apparel mirrors to perfection the prevalling ( artness.Our models will compare with any in the have been carefully selected from hundreds of different designs in the view to give Quebec women just those styles which they would have selected for themselves from the designers of the originas.With |, pardonable pride in our good judgment, we invite your critical inspection.line Wool Costumes, colors navy blue, black and brown, made with teilored collar trimened with braid, straps on the sides with Pre «ooevrernererereraeieceeesensiis $34.80 buckles in front and back, lined in poplin silk.Price .oooovveenrearnrmninrins $45.00 Materials of the most useful || kinds for Curtains or Draperies, fi ean be bought here very economic- i ally while these special values last.100 only, English Nottingham || Panels, regular $1.2 for .886 Scrim in white, cream and ecru, fi 500 yards only.Regular 23¢ to 28e.Special .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.9c | White Marquisette with colored Hi border.only 200 yards.Regular k 65e, Sele prices .be | Curtains by the pair, size 3 1-2 Ji yds, by 50 iu.wide.Reg.a pair, fi $2.50.Sale price, 8 pair.$2.19 li Cretonne, 80 to 36 inches wide.Special a yard .20e Cretonne, 36 inches wide.Roz.If Tbe to 90c a yard.8gle price.680 Cretonne Covered C.We have still a limited quantity of handsome Rugs which we have marked down 26% for clearance.They are selling fast, and the offer will be withdrawn almost any time.These are some of the choicest Rugs in our stock, hut having only one or two of each kind, we want to find quick buyers for them.These Rugs are in Tapestry, Wilton, Brussels and Axminister, and the sizes are from 1%x2 to 3x4, 8ll logy TWENTY FIVE NER OENT DISCOUNT.Special be \u2019 t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 JE à style tendency land, und they an up4o-the-mioute Alice Howell L.Ko.comedy Tomorrow beautiful Ladies\u2019 Costumes in Serge, shawl collar shown.\u2014Adwt.IVESTIGATED OUR MINERALS Although the United States De- | | partment of the Interior has been working almost since the beginning of the war for an appropriation and authorization to assist in and stimulate the reduction of necessary minerals and metals, which by being produced at home would save precious ship tonnage for immediatd war uses and make America independent of outside supplies, it was not until the last days of September that Congress finally passed and the President approved a bill for those purposes, carrying with it an appropriation of $60.000.000 for capital and $300,000 for administrative expenses.Congress did, however, early appropriate $180,000 for the Bureau of Mines to use in making à survey of developmental possibilities and for co-operative work with private .producers.With this small fund the r eau created an investigating corps of about fifty scientists, engineers, and helpers, suppiemanted by occasions! co-operators.Directly or indirectly the miners! possibilities of the éountry werd minutely examined om thé.Asientie to the and rom Canada to Mexico.Investig.June Elvidge in \u201cTHE APPEARANCE OF EVIL\" will be the feature MOCHNCHENEOENENDERCUÉLESCHEMDENCNCOCNNOCNEOLINENESESEICIENENENDENENENCOCNENMNNEICIONCES 1365 tions even included Canada and Cuba, and Alaska was not overloo¥- ed.As à result of this work and the natural response to high prices the spirit of adventure has been aroused prospectors have swarmed to the monntains and plains, and there has been an amazing increase in the production of some of the rare minerais essential in the manufacture of war materials, such as tungsten, molybdenum, mercury, magnesium, and magnesite \u2014~American Review of a.views, - Some ore surprised that INSTANT POSTUM 1s so delightful ond sotishying, s ry le.trimmed \u2018with silk, straps on the sides of cost trimmed with buttons, skirts made with pockets lined in silk; colors, black, brown and navy blue.Price L.+2000sseee nana ne sera ne nes 28.50 Ladies\u2019 Serge Costumes, belt on the aides, trimmed with braid and buttons, lined in silk; | colors, brown, navy snd black.Price.$20.16 Ladies\u2019 Serge Suits ir.taupe, grey, black, brown and navy, collar trimmed with silk poplin in white, tall belt on back, trimmed with arrows in eiik, | hack and front of skirt is trimmed with belt, lined $35.00 in wile, Price 0000000000 0 a can c es Ladies\u2019 Serge Costumes in colors, taupe, brown, navy and black, made with funcy satin collar with plait and belt in back, with buttons, lined in silk, wkirt is trimmed with buttons.Price .$30.56 f.adies\u2019 Poplin Wool Suits, fancy collar, small | tucks on the side, trimmed with buttorm, lived in silk, colors pear] grey, brown and navy.Price .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.AOI COME sun | EX\" ET AMAT RR Retail Division - - - 157-173 St.Joseph Street.Ladies\u2019 Cheviot Cloth Costs, colors are pavy blue and black, with belt and fancy collar trinrmmed with buttons.Price .$14.78 Ladies\u2019 Tweed Conte in mixed colors, large collar, belt and poniets, trimmed with buttons.Price .\u2026.ass n0u0000 52000000.$1ODO Ladies\u2019 Cheviot Cloth Costs, black and dark reen, made long with yoke, half belt and pockets.POS o.c000000cccccon sonne $20.00 Ladies\u2019 Gabardine Coats in colors, navy blue, go drab and black, belt and plaited tmok, pockets.FICE L.2 0000000000 $21.50 Ladies\u2019 Covert Cloth Coats in dreh, made with long collar which may be worn high or low, pockets with smoked pearl buttons.Price .$2180 Ladies Covert Cloth Coats made long and loose, with belt, trimmed with buttons in back, fancy trimmed with buttons; colors, wn and Price .Lens asser nc0 00 en 320.80 vecosseu00e April Delineator Now In The April issus of tha Dalinestr hes just arrived and ba | remarinbly interesting number, which every eme should have.: Price, sach 309; by mail, please add theres cents dor postage.pr ?= ESTABLISHED 1764.COMMONS TURN - TO BUSINESS FROM ADDRESS BOTH GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE MEMBERS HELD AN INNING YESTERDAY, Ottawa, Ont., March 19\u2014Both the Government and private members had an inning in the Commons at the first business session subsequent to the conclusion on the debate on the Ad dress.A large number of questions which members have placed on the order paper since the House opened were answered and orders for papers passed, the majorky without discus sion.When Government business was taken up and before the House adjourned at six o'clock progress had been made on several bills and resolutions.- At the adjournment Sir Thomas White announced that the resolution on which\u2019 a bill will be based giving Parliamentary sanction to the Orders in-Conneil appointing Hon.J.D.Reid, Receiver of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway will be proceeded with on Thursday.In connection with this the Acting-Prime Minister will make a statement of the Government's policy in connection with the Grand Trunk Pacific and Grand Trunk Railways.Government legislation put through the committee stage incleded the Act to amend the Yukon Placer Mining Act, and the Act to amend the lrriga- tion Ac.Resolutions adopted in: cluded one providing for the issue of a smaller one-cent piece and another authorizing the banks to issue excess circulation until financial conditions become normal.Sir Thomas White expressed the opinion that this would be in about two years.In the House of Commons today, Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux moved a resolution asking the Government to institute a good steamer service between the Magdalen Island and Pictou during the season of navigation between April and Christmas.The resolution was adopted by the Howse and Hon.A.K.Maclean expresond himself sympathetically regarding the matter.Mr Lemieux said there was geo- eral dissatisfaction about the manner in whith privately owned subeidised vesoels wore managed amd ba sng gested that a steamer service com trolled by the Government would be the most satisfactory.He could not yet swy what was to he done next season.He suggested, however, that the merchants of the Magiaten Islands could lessen the transportation problem hy ordering their Christmas and winter supplies earlier than they have been in habit of doing.Hon.Mr.Crear was asked a series of questions in regard to the Camda Food Board.He toM Mr.Sinclair that up to December 31st hast, 78.018 Kcenses were issued by the Food Board for the sale of foodstuffs.The sum of $236201 was charged in fees for the licenses.Licenses were still in force for millers and packers.It was not imended to continue the ds- sue of the ficenses beyond expiry of the present licenses.Total expenditure of \u2018he Food Board from June 21.1917, to December 31, 1918, was $633.11.In reply to a question by Mr.Stevens, Hon.A.K.MacLean said that on February 14 last, grain stor- aze in elevators or on ships in Canadian ports east of Take Superior was as follows: Canadian grain 18,347,147 bushels; American 6,191.846_ bushels._ During the 1918 season of navigation lake shipments of the wheat crop of 1918 from Fort William and port Arthur totaled 50,568.345 bushels, The House gave third reading to the bill amending the Yukon Act The amendment provdes for a redue- tion in the membership of the Yukon Council from ten to three, Amendments to the Statistics Act and Railway Beh Act were also given third reading.The Yukon Placer Mining Bill was then taken np in committee.It aims to protect the claims of soldiers who went overseas, and also allows former owners of claims to re-dodnte after one year.It was given secone reading, À resolution af Sir Thomas White providing for the continuation in operation of certain provisions of the Finance Act, which have been operating.during the war under proclams- CAIN CROWERS \u201cARE INDIGNANT COL.CURRIES ATTACK IN COMMONS ROUSES WESTERN IRE Calgary, Alta, March 19.\u2014Both C.Rice Jones, General Manager and Vice-President of the United Grain Growers, and H.Higginbotham, Secretary of the United Farmers of Alberta, were indignant today at the attack upon H.W.Wood, the President of the latter organization, by Colonet J.A.Currie, in the House of Commons.\u201cThe statement that the United Farmers of Alberta sent out & man to preach Boishevism is an absolute falsehood,\u201d exclaimed Rice Jones, \u201cand to say that Mr.Wood is an an- nexationist is equally ridiculous.Such statements are only to be expected from a man like Colone! Currie, who appears to be the \u2018chore boy\u2019 for the Manwfactwrer's Association in the House of Commons.If the manufacturers think that they are gomg to hoodwink the public by attempting to appeal to patriotism they wifi be badly mistaken,\u201d said Mr.Jones.\u201cWe don't have to pay people to go out to talk tariff reduction.\u201d said Mr.Higginbotham.\u201cI suppose that is what Colonel Currie calls Bolshevism, because it will upset the tratitional national policy.A good meny things are being changed in Canada and tome people at Ottawa will shortly reafize, if they have not already done eo.CANADIAN PACIFIC FINANCES Corporation Shows Net Earning for 1918 of $34,502,388 Montreal, March 19.\u2014The receipts of operations of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company for the year ending December 31 fast were: Gross earnings from railway and fake steamers $157,537,698, Working expenses, $123.035.310, Net earnings from railway and fake semen $34.502.388, fixed charges, $101,577,513.Serpiue, $24.204.076.Deduct contributions to fond $800,000, pension Deduct net earnings of commercial pitino Jamar and February, erred to special income wn i account ot revenue from earnings of rofl.way and lal steamers evafleble for dividends $22.000.000.After payment of 2H dividends declared for the year the surplus from earnings of raitway and lake steamers is $2.208.8m.Special income for year after making allowances for contingent reserves $8.128,751, KOREA PROCLAIMS HER INDEPENDENCE Washington, D.C., March 0\u2014 sévices to the State Department today from Vladivostok state that the Korean National Council at Nikolskoe, om the Ussuri River, Siberia, has transmitted to all consutates the declaration of indeperrdence of .The Korezas paraded through the city under Korean banners, distributing translations of the declars.tion in Russian.No disturbance was crested.ee ee ee tion was then considered.These provisions among other things authorize chartered banks to issue excess circulation.Sir Thomas White explain- ad that -under the provisions of the Finance Act this proclamation could only be issued in cases of war or financial crisis or other similar emergencies.The financial situation at present, however, owing to the length of the war, made it advisable to continue the provisions until conditions becaine normal.It was essential that this would be accomplished in about two years.In connection with this resolution, the Minister of Finance gave a brief review of the financ'al situation.He said that of all the beHigerents who had been in the war since its beginning, the condition of Canada was, he thought, best.Before the war Dominion notes outstanding totalled $113.000.000 and against this the Government held $00,000,000 in gold.During the war the note circulation has expanded to $319,000000 ard the holdings of gold to $113,000,000, In addition to thés security for the note cire culation, the Governmem held Imperial Government, Provincial and Municipal bonds and railway securities, In reply to Frank 8.° Cahill, Sir Themas White replied that the regule- tions regarding the export of gold from Caneda were still in effect.It was necessary, under presem conditions, that we should reserve our gold .The resolution was passed.Sir Thomas White introduced -the tesolution which was passed enanim- omsly and which has for its purpose to provide for the issue of a new one cent piece smaller than the presemt coin.He said the new coin will weigh only fifty graine and will be a little larger thun the ten-eent silver piece and figure so that it wi be easily distinguished dy the touch.The o'd onecont piecé will continue in force MORE HELP FOR THE EXHIBITION FERLING OF COMMISSION IS PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO MORE The general feeling at the meeting of the Exhibition Commission last night seamed #0 be that more sesist- ance might be received from the Provincial Government in the way of an increased grant or in the erection of a special building for agricultural | merit, Representations have already been | made to the Government on this mat.| ter, and while the commission has never been refused nothing has been | definitely promise\u2019) and the commis.| sion seemed to be under the impres- ; sion that with the close of the war: the government would be more generous to the exhibition.Aid.Gauvin proposed a motion of | thanks to Mr.L.A.Cannon for his | defence of the Quebec Exhibition in the Legislature.The motion was un.animowsly carried.i Continuing Alf.Gauvin held that the Government should increase its grant or erect an agricultural buit4- | ing.He said that the Government with its immense profits should de more for the exhibition.He suz- gested that a delegation of the com- ' mission and these decorated for agricultural merit shonid wait on the ministers and urge the matter.Mr.Cannon pointed out that petitions to that effect had already heen sent in.; Mr.Gauvin\u2014\u201cA delegation would ' hawe more weight.\u201d ! Mn Cannon believed that when the \u2018 celebration of the \u201cagricultural merit* : was being held during the exhibition \u2018 it would be a gnod time to take the matter op.Ald.Fiset said that he did not wish to complain of what the Governmem hai done already.but was convinced that it shouid do more and an addi.| tional grant of from $1n.000 to $12, | 000 for agricntoral merit would be very appropriate.At the request of Ald.Fiset it was ! deckied to ask the Provincial Gow.| ernment to defray the cost of the beoktet on agricultural merit as had been done in the past.\"HAGO0G0SSAGAUVOD ES WOULD FORM-* THIRD PARTY.Regina, Sask.March 10\u2014 With a view to forming a third political party in Canada.recruited from the ranks of the Great War Veterans\u2019 Assuciation, Grain Growers and Labor.a resolution is to be introduced at the Provincial CG.W.V.A, Convention in Moose Jaw next month.by J.C.Secord, of this city.a returned major.The father of this resolution stated today that he would not present his resolution to the Veterans as members of the Association.ut as citizens.GUOROKOOROOOCU ANCES SOQ PHOGLAGOGRGGOGORUBNTN s6959590Q0030cC0O0O ARCHBISHOP'S INSTALLATION, Most Rev.Patrick Joseph Hayes Succeeeds Lae Card'nal Farley.New York, March 19\u2014~Army and navy officers of high rank, diztitaries of the Catholic Church and laymen attended ihe insta iaiion here today of Most Rev.Patr'ek joseph Hayes.Bishop of the American Army at the front, as Archbishop of the Diocese | .of New York to succeed the late Care | , dinal Farley.The ceremony, which \u2018 ! took place in S$, Patrick's Cathedral.| was simple but impressive.More j elaborate services will be held after ! Easter when the pailium or insignia \"of office is rece\u2018ved here rom Rome.| | Special papal dispensation made possible the installation of Archbishop Hayes during leat.Addresses were delivered hy Mon- | signor John Bonzano Apostol.c Delei gate, Monsignor Mooney, Chaplain | George J.Waring, of the 11th Cavalry , | and Supreme Court Justice Victor J, Dowling.TORONTO NEWS ! CHANGES NAME Toronto, Ont.March 19 \u2014 lt is | reported that the Toronto Daily ; News, after an existence of thirty- nine years, wili pass out of existence on Friday, und will re-appear thence forwards as the Times.The paper recently changed hands, and it is stat- | ed to have been taken over by a mrong independent company.WOULD RESUME DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS Paris, March 18-(Havas) \u2014 The French Government, the Petit Parisien announces, desires to resume at least waofficially.diplomatic relations with German-Austria.Foreign Minister Pichon, it adds, has called to Paris Henri Allize, the French Misister at The Hague.The paper says that M.Affize probably will be sent to Vienna.Paris, March 19-\u2014A rumor that Premier Clemenceau had resigned which was current here today was ond the new.eas will be issued by: pm denied la officiel quarters this even: ing business in Ottawa to-day NEW PUBLIC UTILITY ISSUE OTTAWA GAS BONDS OFFERED BY ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION \u2014 A SOUND SECURITY.(Exclusive to \u201cChronicle\u201d Montreal, Mar.1\u2014Investors will be interested in the announcement that a public offering is being made | Royal Securities Corporation, Limit- | ed, of the unsold balance of a new | issue of $850,000 Ottawa Ges Company, Twenty-Year 6% Refund.| ing Mortgage Sinking Fand Bonds, guaranteed unconditionally as to principal and interest by Ottawa Light, Heat and Power Company, Limited.The issue was purchased by Royal, Securitios Corporation two weeks | 880, and it is understood that in the 8nd Mr.Georges Morisset, secretary meantime a very successful private Of the Commissionoffering of the Bonds has been made.| The remainder of the issue is now being offered for public subscription at 101, and interest, yielding over $59.00 yearly on each $1000 invested.If the success that has attended re.St.Jean Baptiste Day, free of charge.cent Bond issues offered the Canadian public may be taken as à criterion, the Bonds will be quickly placed, | far the issue presents features which , make it a sound, conservative im | vestment, Its purpase is to partly reimburse | The Ottawa | Gas Company for expenditures amounting to $125,000 made on its properties during the past six years and to provide funds fur the completion of its new water #as plant and other extensions to keep pace with the growing demand! for its service.With the completion of the new plant, within ninety days, The Ottawa Gas Company will have one ot the most modern gas plants in America with a total capacity of over 2.730.000 cubic feet of gas per | day.the history of The Ottawa Gas i Company, for it is one of the oldest on the continent, its beginnings .antedating Confederation by thirteen (WO Weeks\u2019 pays years, It was back in 1834 that it was given a perpetual charter and franchise fer operation in the Cities | of Ottawa and Hull by Act of the Parliament of the Province oi Cana- i da.It is the only gas company de.and is, therefore, solidly entrenched in the Capital of the Dominion and one of Caneda\u2019s richest and most prosper- cus cities.| The new issue ls thoroughly ! secured not only by assets and earn.| ings of The Ottawa Gas Company it.| sei but by the unconditional ! guarantee of Ottawa Light.Heat and Power Company, the holding Company of The Ottawa Gas Company and The Ottawa Flectric Company, the latter heing the only private company doing an electric business in Ottawa to-day.Property values of The Ottawa (as Company are conservatively es.| timated at more than three times the total of its Bond: outstanding.For 1918, Net Earnings of the Gas Company were more than three times, an! the combined Earnings nf both Companies are more than six times, the annual interest charge: on the new issue.Issues of public utility Bonds of the calibre of The Ottawa Gas ofier- ing have been rare during the war, a circumstance which should tendto ! make the new Bonds more than uanal- ly popular with the investing public.me Helping Mature, \u2014 the Key to Good Health Watch far these 8.\u201clems Kiduey or Blaider afleetions don't develop soriously umtil Nature has given you plenty of warning that the trouble has commenced.Constant headaches, disziness, pains in the back or siden swollen joints aod aakles, brick dust deposits, or painful urination should make you realise positively aad beyond douht that your kidneys are out of order and need assistance.Nature is wise and never sends ent unnec or foslish warnings.Her | eall ie for help, and you must do yeur rt by bringing relief to those over.! Pardeusd Rides or suffer the conse quences.Rheumatism, Lambage, Seiation, Gravel, Sone in the Bladder, Nour sigis, ete, are all enused by inflamed kidneys and the conse- Tt Sorenged Vidor ey Don't | Commission will claim twenty-five per serve for itself the right to operate \u201call other \u201cwhich $1.0 is ullotted.! Bouchard tint portions co! the Lixhi- .the praciival raiseig of vegetalles.Mr.Lavoie, of tie Provincial Depariarch at the Exhibition Grounds, to | commemorate the victorious closing FOR EXHIBITION SUBMITTED TO COMMISSION LAST NIGHT AND APPROVED \u2014OTHER MATTERS.The Exhibition Commission at a meeting last night considered the appropriations for the year 1018-1919 totalling a sum of $67.000, which were approved as was also the amount of the expenses incurred since the closing of the last term in October, 1918, aggregating $7,270.79, and which will thus reduce the budget for the coming season to a sum slightly Jess than $60,000.Mr.L.A.Cannon, the Chairman, presided at the meeting and among those present were: Ald.U.Cauvin, Mr.George Van Felson, Ald.Mer cier, Ald.Bouchard, Mr.Jos.Savard, Ald.Martin, Mr.C.E.Morisette, Mr.J.A.Drolet, Ald.Lesage, Mr.Joseph Tanguay, Ald PFiser, Ald.Lantier, At the opening of the meeting 2 letter was read from the St.Jean Baptiste Society requesting that the Commission place the Exhibition Grounds at their disposal on the 24th June.The decision of the Cimmission was that the St.Jean Baptiste Society may have the grounds on that day, but the fee charged for admission to the grounds must not exceed ten cents for each person.The Society will also be given full use of the grand stand, as well as other parts of that building.and is free to charge wbat- ever it desires for admission to the grand stand.In return jor the use of the grounds and the grand stand the cent of the gross receipts and will re- amusements within the grounds, such as the scenic railway and other mechanical devices solely for its own profit.Having in accordance with the or- {der of the City Council reduced the | prices\u201d had not heen reached.\u201csatis- Something of romance surrounds | vifce staff of the Exhibition, the Com ! factory progress has heen made.\u201d mission received letters from three | \u2018employees, one asking for a month's quoted as saying the steel men had | salary, and the other two claiming | shown an entire willingness \u201cto co-; It was decided aiter a long discussion to grant had | weeks\u2019 pay to all three.The appropriations as authorised | are as follows: Administration.$14,200 Agriculture.+.ve.+.\u2026.18200! Publicity.cv ea ee es ae 7000 Concessions and Privileges.2.000 Attractions.eo eso.15,000 Attractions during summer.10.000 - .$66.400 .7.000 Tomal.dut the Budget was placed at round tigures.; The resolution passed ratifying the | \u2018Budget specilied that the total ex | ARRANGING TRANS- | penditures.except for repairs and maintenance, muse not exceed $67,000.While no detinite decision was taken, it was explained by Ald.Bou: chard (St.Roch's).chairman of the Civic Public Wor'ts Committee.that City Engineer Barllairge had estimat- : ed the cost of the temporary repairs; required at $17.798 to have everything ' in good order for the next fair.Mr, touchard further explained that repairs would be made to the industrial paace which would fit it for the requirements of exhibitors.He point- | er out that it would not be necessary | \u201cto put on a new rool which would cest hetween $A.000 and 37,000.bus to repair tiie present roof which was renerally goad, t Ou the ucstion of publicity foe Chairman Cannon eld that the Commission should endeavor to da more in that; direction.lle thougat that English publicity should be sent throughout the Dominirn, announcing the Quebec Exhibition, and at the sans time advertizing the City and its advantages.The publicity campaign will be studied at the next meeting.! A suggestion was made hy Ald.¢ 1 hition Grounls be ploughed and cone verted inte a garden, which might he ! ward for demonstration purposes fur Mr.Morisset explained that last vear he rad spoken of the matter to ment uo, Agricuiture, but the latter had steted that the land at tie Exhibition (rounds was not suitable and would hive to he worked considers aly hiclore it would produce good results.sou natter was left over for further | consideration.There was mention of the suggestion made last winter hy M=.Genrge Van Felson relative to the erection of a Victory building snd a triumphal of the war and also to perpetuste the memory of the Canadian heroes who had fallen, Mr.Van Felson replied that it was too late now, but ¥ it hud been acted on in time the Federal snd Provincial Governthents might have become interested in the matter and results might have been oh:ained.ALLENBY IN PARIS \" P March 19.\u2014Geners! E.Hass Commander of the British Forces in Palestine, arrived here today from Egypt to advise the Su.PRINCESS PATS NOW NO MORE DEMOBILIZATION OF OVER SEAS BATTALION COMPLETED YESTERDAY \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ottawa, Ont, March 19.\u2014 The famous Princess Pm's Canadian Light Infantry, Cansdisa Expeditionsry Forces, is no more.Demobilization was completed shortly after 7 o'clock tonight, the last man being discharged and the unit disbanded.It is constlered the demobilization constitutes a record for speed, as the men dié not reach their barracks for dinner until shortly before one o'clock this afternoon.There was a touching scene as Lieutenam-Col- onel A.H.Gault, the organizer of the unit bade the men farewell.Many of the men left for their homes tonight, | those living at a distance being pro- viied with first-class sleeper accom- modstion and tickets, in addition to generous allowance or meals enroute.Toronto and Western men were among those leaving tonight.STEEL CONFERENCE.Initial Steps Taken to Bring About Reduction in Prices.Washington, March 19-~The initial steps toward bringing about a reduction of prices and stabilization of the basic commodities were taken today at a conference of representatives of the Steel industry with the Department of Commerce's recently organized Industrial Board.The steel men.headed by E.H.Gary, Chairman of the American Iron and Stecl Institute, met with the board and heard a separate conference.Another meeting with the board will be held tomorrow.The attitude of the steel manufacturers toward the board's proposals was not announced.The hoard.however, in a statement issued after the joint conference said that while \u201can actual decision on a lowered scale of Chairman Peck.of the Board.was operate in making effective any programme that will hasten the return to normal conditions.\u201d INCOME TAX FOR JAMAICA Kingston, jamaica, March 10.\u2014 The Legislative Couneil is considering an income tax bil whieh woul impose & tax on all insurance and\u2019 shipping companies doing business: with Jamaica.As à resufs of embargo restrictions, are being made to the withdrawal of arrangements | ship $2,000,000 ATLANTIC FLIGHT.New York, March 19 \u2014 The Aero + Club 0° America.announced tonight | that it had been ontified by the Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom ; of the appointment cf Major Par tridge.of the Royal Air Force, as offic'a! observer at St.John's.Nild., for the trans-Atlantic flight which! wii! start from Newfoundland.SOCIALIST CONFERENCE | Montevideo, March 19.\u2014Announce- ment was made here today that a pan-Ameriean ensialist = conference : will be held in Momev.leo in April.The procraame inc lex consideration of the attitude of Libor and se.cialism toward the l'acna-Arica prob-! C lem.| EXPERIMENTS IN TRANS-ATLANTIC WIRELESS PHONE SUCCESSFUL TRIALS BE TWEEN GLACE BAY, N.8, AND CLIFTON, IRELAND, Montreal, Merch 19\u2014Experiments in wireless telephony across the Al antic have been proceeding for some time between the Glace Bay, N.S., and the Clifton, Ireland.stations of the Marconi Company.The Londos announcement indicates that they have been successful.Experiments are still being continued.Halifax Reticent Halifax, N.S., March 19\u2014Officials oi the Marconi Company here de- chined to comment on the announcement that wirgley: telephony hed beon established between Ireland and Canada.If the snnouncement were correct, the two places would probe ably be Louwshurg.N.S., and Clifton, Ireland.Experiments in wireless telephony have been proceeding for some time at both these stations and considerable equipmsents for the purpose has been installed at each OR.W.K WILKINS UADER AEST ALLEGED WIFE - MURDERER FOUND NEAR PENNSYLVANIA R R.TERMINAL New York, March, 19.\u2014Dr.Walter K.Wilkins, who disajgeared Suaday a few hours before a warrant was issued for hi sarrest on the charge of having murdered his wile at their summer home in Longbeach last month, was arrested near the Pennsyivania Railroad terminal in this eity tonight soon after his arrival from Baltimore.He returned voluntarily, Long Besch, N.Y., March.19\u2014 Receipt of 3 telegram from Bakimore signed with the name of Dr.Walter K.Wilkins, wanted on a charge of murdering his wife.was announced today by District Attor- | ner Weeks, of Nassau County.The telegram rends: \u201cMorning newspapers say my case is to be presented to you today.Would like to 1ppear.Am returning to put my self in your hands.W.K.Wilkins\" The police announce they are in- \\ worth of mim to tne United Kingdom.! vestigating a theowy that Mrs.Wilkine was murdered by professional thuxs hired for that purpose hut they refused to divulge any of the facts on which this theory was based.Stories 0° three s'range men having been seen near the Wiking hone.and of Lights turned on \u2018n the wnper story oi a vacant house onposite on the night of the crime have been reported to the police, OTTAWA CHEERS PRINCESS PATS.Ottawa, March 19\u2014Forty thousand enthusiastic cirone todiy rave roval welcome to the l'rinress P'at'a Cana da\u2019s most snectacular fi: Pract - ed and Central Station ne route of to Its good .to buy =and when it comes to corn flakes, u shoul satisfied corn flakes ask for preme Council on dear Kastern questions Canads Food Board License shoppins the best says (3 dn't with ordinary but you should Post ToAsTIES No.2-088 Rn Bye.Gueber Chronicle ® ppisted and published by The Chronicle Printing Catuçauy, D.Watson, General Masager, at she building of the Company, 9 Busde Street, Quebec.Subscription : Dally, $4.00 por annum; Woskiy $1.00 per annum; poy- abfh in advance.Advertisements: 18 cents per agate line cofih insertion.\u2014mmmmmennnnt nana nn QUEBEC, MABOH 20, 1919 \u2014 ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MANY HAPPY RETURNS K is in a spirit of sincerity thet the Obronicle wishes \u2018\u2018wmny happy returns of the day\u2019 to Sir Lomer Gouin who yesterday celebrated the fafty eight anniversary of his birth.With wome of the methods and many of the policies of the Liberal Administration in this Provinee of which ha is the titular head, we have found ourselves out of sympathy in the past and are likely to remain »0 in the future, bat only au ungenerous absence of candor vould prevent our paying tribute Lo the statesman and the man.That praise or criticism touch him very little we are well aware but some small satisfaction at least there may be in realising that, despite the cut and chrust of party conflict, his own efforts iu the public service extending over a period of many years bave been such as to conquer the admiration of thos: who have honestly differed {rom him, While a sense of duty to his party, or a matter of preference, has hitherto eontined the energies of Sir Lower to the Provincial arena, it must long have ! been u regret to disinterested citizens that they should never have been permitted the fuller scope that Federal politics afford.In a period of positive poverty in statesmanship, he stands out conspicuously | as one of the few first.rate leaders that Canada oan boast.Like Great Britain and \\ustralia, the Dominjon pommes à number of competent, experienced politicians together with a few of ploasing brilliancy, but the white Hame of genius is absent: there are no giants in cither camp to inherit the mantie of our | ,| the last annual report of the Montresl Branch, to- either in Europe or on this aide of the water, and we great desd.In the Legisiature of Quebec, Sir Lomer hus au | equals and in the Parliament at Ottawa he has no: superiors.As a leader of men and a studeni of tie! past he is comparable only to Sir Wilfrid Laurier! and if the iron Land is somewhat more in evidence than the velvet glove as compured with his late chiel- | tain, he is still capable of warmest sympathy on ov- ! casion; if his oratory is something less silvery than | that of the Knight of the White Plume, he can yet| attain to lofty heights of expression and sway the minds of an audience with the power of the spoken | word * No previous Premier of Quebec has enjoyed popular confidence so completely or for so long and the unbroken succession of Liberal victories has been as much a personal trivmph, a personal endorsation, as anything else.While not without able colleagues, his cabinet is pretty well regarded as a one man organize.tion and whatever {aults there may have been, whatever muy have been left undone, he is given credit | for one of the most honest and business-like administrations than any Province has enjoyed within the history of Confederation.Ramors have recently heen revived as to the probability of his translation to high office in the Federal field: wiut truth there is in this it is impossible to say.whether the mme considerations that bave hitherto held him hack are stil operative we | cannot judge.but should he decide upon a step of this kind, Quebec's ioms would he Canida\u2019s gain.\u2018itdeed we believe that he would he performing the most\u2019 veloable service of his entire carter, not only to the | nation but to his compatriots by harmonizing, as pre ele could, the friction that has distracted Canada of recent years and that threatens to elog its future development.The Chronicle has heen afraid neither to praise those of his official actions thet have appeared commendable, nor to oppose those that have appeacyd unsound, but iu either event iL hus always retained its sdwsirstion for a virile und attractive personality.! Few men are able to withold sympathy from a hearty | fighter and Sir Lomer Gouin has alweya pomessed that quality to a pre-eminent degree.May he long be | spared 40 Iris Province, his country and to the enjoyment of the honors that he bas so ably won is a wish that we do not believe will find a single dia- senting voice within the confines of Confederation.| i CANADA'S AERIAL FUTURE One of the most important\u2014M not the only\u2014 constructive Tesults of the war has been the perfect ing of seraplanes with the consequent development of asrial navigation.There is little neod to insist upon the the comprehensive character of the possibilities opened up or of the vital benefits that Canada may derive from them if properly utilised.Within the past few weeks it has been urged on the floor of the Commons that the Yukon should bs opened up by means of sir communication, while in the loom) Legislature reference has been made to the future employment of aeroplanes in exploration and forest conservation.These are only a few of the many ways in which this new science is destined to serve brausanity and it bes been the necessitien of the war) alone that have lifted À from the resem of experi.) ment in which it would otherwise have almost cur- tainty remained for years to come.\u2018 Such work as bes already been done in Canada has been wimost exelusively confined to the Imperial authorities and in fature we shall have to rely upon our own efforts to \u2018\u2018carry on\u201d.The organisation naturally Sted for this work is the Canadian Division ?the Aerial League bf the British Mnpire aod, in connection, the Chronicle haw received a copy of | wauld be accoptel as à ples of \u201couilly,\u201d gether with o letter from itp seeretary soliciting our co-aperation to arouse local intereèt in forming a Quebec group.© To such an appeal we can do nothing else then grant the most sympathetic response and we are convinced that there is enough enterprise in this city to enable it to take the sume foremost place in this as in all other lines of adventurous sport.What Montreal has done and proposes to do for flying cam best be shown by quotation fram the report whieh runs in part ss follows: \u201cDuring the year 1918 the League continued to devote its attention to the recruiting work of Cadets for the Royal Air Force.As you know this .work was undertaken originally at the particular request of Major General Hoare, the Officer commanding the Royal Air Force, and at the conclusion of the work à letter was received from him commending the work that had been dome by the League and mentioning that upwards of 2,000 fiyers had been recruited from this distriet.This work was particularly onerous during the last Summer as inany coming forward did not possess the requirements called for and made it necessary to use à greut deal of care in the passing of candidates.In this, however, we were very successful and think we can safely suy thut the League was of great help to the Roys! Air Force in this regard.\u201cDuring the year, through the courtesy of Lt.Col.George R.Hooper, Mr.W.R.Miller, Captain Ogilivie, and the Executive Committee of the Back Hiver Polo Chib, we secured the use of the Polo Field for a landiug ground, and during the year had as visitors Lieutenant Flachaire, the French ace; Captain Brian Peck: Lieutenant MoUullougit, M.C., and Lieutenant Vezine.Lieutenant Flachaire pronounced the Polo Field as being equal to any he had seen 1 must express our thanks to the Back River Polo Club for this privilege which we hope will be extended to us again this year.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE HAD GREAT FAITH IN DREAMS Lives Were Saved by Following the Dream Waming\u2014 The faith of some people in their dreams is strikingly illustrated by the story of Mrs.Fry, of Lewes, who, although repeatedly informed by the War Office, the commanding officer, and the chaplain of his company, that her son wap killed fifteen months ago, steadfastly refused to believe he was dead, simply Lecause she dreamt he was alive.Constant dreams of her son buoyed up her hopes, and she expressed herself.as in no way astonished when at last she heard that he was a prisoner in Germany, Ten days before the Titanic disaster, the Hon.J.C.Middleton, vice- President of the Akron and Canton Railway, in Ohio, who had booked a passage on the ill-fated steamer, dreamt he saw the ship capsized in mid-ocean and a lot of passengers struggling in the water.The following night he dreamt exactly the same thing, and this so impressed him that he decided to cancel his passage.Mr.Melton Prior, the famous war ; correspondent once told the writer how, on.two uccasions.\u201d while in Afviea, at the time of the ZZulu war, he dreamt that he saw himself shot and withessed his own funeral, Later, on arrival at Durban, he received a letter from his mother stating that she had had a precisely ; similar dream.and begging him not to go with u certain expedition.The conincidence so impressed him that he obtained a substitute, who was kille:l with the rest of the members of the expedition.\u2014Tit1-Bits.SHIOKE MACDORALD'S \u201cWDEK\" \u2018The past year was memorable also for the fact that the first official *\u2018 Aerial Mail\u2019 was forwarded from thie City to Toronto on June 23rd.1918, and was carried by Captain Brian Peck in a J.WN.4 type machine.The trip took six \u2018Hours où actual flyin time betweon Montreul and Turoutu.This tlight wx.i remarkable for the fact that the machine used wa: not particularly adapted fur the work and had bec: {out in the rain for a period of 48 hours.Captain Peck had au very heavy machanic to earry hack and \u2018IR also had the wind against him.yet with all these dis- | advantages Le managed to make the trip to Toront: | and have his muil delivered before the fastest running | ] Entire Stock at Reduced Prices train between the two cities had arrived there.\u201cYour League is looking forward to the devel {opient in the early future of systeme of aerial trans- , port radiating from the different cities across this Continent, and also a trunk line from Montreal to Vancouver, and to this end have co-operated with Major K.E.Clavton-Kennedy\u2014who you will rome ! wer addressed this meeting last year on the subject of \u201cAjreraft in War and Peace\u2019 \"\u2014and together we | have laid out a number of ** Aerial Airways,\u2019\u2019 as you a8 | will see by referring to the cut.These suggestions have heen forwarded to Ottawa for approval, \u201cDuring the year we have also lent oar support À to the formation of a \u2018National Aeronautical Advisory Committee\u201d collaborating with Major Kenuedy, and your League formed a deputation which waited upon the Government last Fall but so far nothing has resulted from our efforts.Unfortunately at this time there appears to be no one department or officist charged particularly with the work of Avis ki tion at Ottawa.\u201cThe problem of our boys who have been across and served at the front and who are now returning to civilian life is one that is causing us all a great deal of thought and we are casting around ; ways and means to assist them.however, has come from official sources, neither has\u2019 any policy been formulated so far as we are aware | in regard as to what is to be done with them and at | the moment they are being allowed to slip back into civilian occupations which seems unfortunate when | you consider that all of these young men poe] technics! knowledge and skill and many of them to a | § | igh degree.Te appears regrettable that thin should ail be dissipated and allowed to go to waste.\u201cAg t& the future, we are at a disadvantage in i formulating any programme, as outeide of Toronto very little flying has been done.so that our people | | have no conception of the tremendous strides shat have heen made in the art and science of flying, and | until we have something to grip the imagination and | the establishment of the industry in Montreal, we! carmot hope for this to change so far as Eastern Canada is concemed.The policy of the League at the present time is one of effort and watchfnl waiting.realizing that when any definite acheme has heen formulated hy the Government your Teagne will be | in a position to assist and hope to make such scheme whatever it may be auccesfui.\" VSORNOMANAOONONSOGGONQONGAUS « t .PRESS COMMENT oe \u2019 4 FODOONNANNOHOANORSPANaSaaone HEAR THE OTHER SIDE (Montreal Star) Of course ih matters of the kind on whieh Briga- dierJenersl Smart based his charges aguinst the Government representatives, Sir George Perley, Sir Edward Kemp and wgainet Argyle House\u2014which means the overseas sdministration,\u2014the nessonable part of the public will say \u2018\u2018let us hear the other side.\u201d\u201d And the other side must not ignore the charges or evade the issue raised by General Smart.It will not do to my that General Smart ie à disappointed man with a personal grievance.1f he was worthy of being made a general his charges are worthy of the fullest consideration.' Te ignore them for ; No encouragement, a Ï Sm \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 LTTE ¢ TV I GASTORIA For Infants and Children, Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria In == Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THE SENTAUSR SOUPARY, NEW YORE SIVY, Exact Copy of Wraoçer.CR \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ! 10 to 75% off the Old Prices Reductions in All Departments _FOR 20 Te'ephone 338.fw CASH ONLY Fabrique St.Cpposite City Hall Donobue\u2019s Store FORMALSPRINGOPENING Thursday, March 20th | LATEST CREATIONS MODELS.MUSLINS: SUITS AND COATS REPRESENTING ALL THE MOST RÉCENT | IDEAS OF SPRING FASHIONS.| NEW MODELS IN DRESSER AND BLOUSES PRODUCTIONS OF | AMERICAN AND CANADIAN : NOVELTIES IN DRESS MATERIALS, BUITING SILKS AND FINE dl WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.IN MILLINERY \u2014 NEW YORK AND PARIS ARTISTS.TD.DUBUC | g 188 and 194 St.John Street | THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919.Builders\u2019 Hardware Russwin 3 It indicates high standard of work: Fated not only for its durability and economy, but also for its beauty CHING ! HARDWARE We carry a c apiate line of the best and up-to-the-minute made * HARDWARE GOODS.\u2014\u2014 We have also one of the Loewen and best selected stocks of Sporting Goods Rlectric Portable Lampe.Silver-plated Ware, Etc \u201cPyrex\u201d Oven Glassware.18.SHAW& CD HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Phone 573.13 ST.JOHN 8T.\u201cTHE MAN FROM THE CLOUDS, By J.Storer Clouston.\u201cROOM No.8\u201d ~\u2014By Anos Katharine Green.\u201cTHE HUMAN TOUCH,\u201d \u2014By Sapper.P.J.Evoy, BOOKSELLER 141 ST.JOHN ST.\u2018Phone 772.is OF PAIN\" (à ps ed M The old reliable remedy for rhen.matism sore throst and corsins.Best Liniment Made Mu.A.E.TAUNDRY, EDMONTON, wrilegom \u201c1 fet from a build iiding and received what caller.8 very FA) sprained ankle, ard teld me I must not wair ou it for three weeks.£ [5 MINARD'S LINE ENT and in six dant I \u2018wus out to work Y think it \u2018he best went made\u201d Minard's Liniment siways gives satis= faction.For ary ache of pain.It gives instant rellel.Minard's Liniment * Co., Limited Yarmouth, - + N&, ' ST TTT RTT STYLE FIT AND WORKMANSHIP i ORDER YOUR CLOTHES 1 \u2014 om \u2014\u2014\u2014 S.J.Burke, MERCHANT TAILOR \u2018Phone 781.187 S: Johi St WALLACE COLLEGE J 110 RICHELIEU ST, $16 Year.Instruction given in Beckkee; nn: Sberthand, Telegraphy.Mathewatics, arawieg, Mass aut Modern Languages.Na Vacations Day and Evening Classes L W.M WALLACE, Principal J.ALLEYN, SAIL, TENT and AWNING MAKER 885 ST.PAUL STRERT Telephone V6 Quebec.STEAM COAL Hontroo! Cool & Duck Ga IM 10 Miwa LL ne Jin the 11th \u201cLure of the Circus.\u201d THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919.WES QUEBDO CUBONICER NN LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NCTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC \u2019 \u2014 .Savings Bank, Quebec fs sri\u2019 0 an: the dsposit Oi suns i3tyreazsivy ail seta howevat small they mayb?2, tx a2pzeaitiag pes drat amity \u201cHIGH = LOW\u201d SHOES Seventeen different lines of BLACK CALF and KID SHOES, everyons a up to Walk-Over.Now being offered at 36.85, which we originally sold $9.00 Walk-Over 10 8ST.JOHN STREET Boot Shop QUEBEC.DIED.ARSENAULT \u2014 At Summerside, P.E.I, on Tuesday, March 18th, 1919, Madame J.O.Arsenault, widow of the late Senator Arsenauit, and mother of Hon.A.E.Arsenault, Premier of Prince Edward Island, and mother of Mrs.P.W.Dugal, of this city.DICKSQN \u2014 Ow March 18th, John (Jack), second eldest 1919, ana dearly beloved son of Mrs.William, Dickson, and of the late William Dickson.Funeral will leave lis late residence, 34 Little Champlain street, today (Thursday).March 20th, at 8:30 o'clock a.m.for St.Patrick's Church, and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend without further invitation.Montreal, Ottawa and Calgary papers please copy.LANE\u2014A?t her residence, 4 d'Artigny steeot, on the morning of the 18th instant, Margaret Ann Evoy, beloved wife of Patrick E.Lane.Fumesal from above address ou Friday mogning at 8:45 o'clock, to St Patriclrs Church and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend.Montreal papers please copy.\u2014\u2014\u2014 SEND FLOWERS \u2014\u2014 The Best Expression of Sympathy © 0 5%.JOHN ST, Mootreal: Cor.St.Catherine and Guy Sts.\u2018Phone 5385.iTORIUM TODAY ONLY.VIVIAN MARTIN, in \" \u201cTou Never Saw Such a Girl DAY ond SATURDAY: TWO BRIDES\u201d Aso 3 Mac-Sennett Comedy: \u201cHever Too Old.\u201d Uenai Prices; No Tax.[-\u2014meire- | TODAY, Bald BENNETT, in \u201cFUSS and FRATHERS.\u201d Eddie POLO, Alles HOWELL, in L.Ko.Comedy.= res v zine, \u201ci \u201cin for Eye.\u201d \u2014ryE MAN OF MIGUT\u201d Quebec Snow Shoe Club MSETING AT CLUBS HOUSE, 0:20 p.m, March 20th.WM MacMILLAN, Hon.Secretary.| ' U.8 OAS OFFICER COMMITES SUICIDE New York, March 19.~Captain \u201cDoug Course nf Lecture Literary and Historical Society Professor J HOWARD FALK, Director Department of Social Service McGill University, will lecture under the auspices of the Literary and Historical Society and the Governors of Morrin College, on FRIDAY, the Sist Instant, in MORRIN COLLEGE HALL at 8:13 o'clock, pm.Subject: SERVICE and CHARITY.The public are cordially invited tq attend.A.ROBERTSON, M rox: Recording Secy.| ee Branch of Navy League.LECTURE \u2014 by \u2014 LT.H.T.C.WALKER, RN, \u2014on the \u2014 ZEBRUGGE RAID, \u2014in\u2014 COLUMBUS HALL, Thursday Evening, March 20th, at 8:18 o'clock.\u2014\u2014 Admission (No war tax).M.10x3 Quebec Temperance Union MEETING IN Y.M.C.A.HALL.THURSDAY EVENING, 8 o'clock \u2014 IMPORTANT BUSINESS \u2014 LADIES and GENTLEMEN INTERESTED IN THE PROPOSED REFERENDUM ARE EARNESTLY INVITED TO ATTEND THIS MEETING! NOTICE CATHOLIC ORDER of FORESTERS 8t.Patrick\u2019s Court, No.#80, All members are earnestly requested to attend a Regular Meeting of \u2018the above Court, THIS (Thursday EVENING, t 8:18 o'clock.Special business of importance.PATRICK POWER, Recording Secretary.NOTICE Estate of late JAMES MacNIDER, in his lifetime of the City of Quebec, Stockbroker.All persons having claims against the above named Estate are hereby requested tn fyle same, duly attested, at the office uf the undersigned.and All parties indebted to the said Fatate are reequested to make prompt payment at the same place.Quebec, March 18th, 1919.The Royal Trust Company, OX RC FCUTOR, par 6 Be Paul Brent.Quebec.M.20x6 \\ \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 am rt tt haling gas.He was found dead in bed with a tube connecting with the illuminating gus jet in his mouth snd a towel wrapped around his head.Reginald K.Taylor, Chief of person-| His wife assigned a nervous break- ae] of the gas staff, chemical divisdon,| down from overwork during the war U.8 A, with headquarters here,| 30 the reason for Captain Taylor's committed suicide bere todey by oj rat ed et da IEW FH COMES TO QUÉBEC TRADE COMMISSIONER E.R MARIEN SUCCEEDS IN BRINGING ON EASTERN MFG.CO.The movement of the Industrial Committee of the Quebec Board of Trade for industrial expansion in this city is already beginning to bear fruit as through the efforts of Mr.E Kay Marien, Industrial Commissioner, who was recently appointed by this committee, \u201cThe Eastern Manufacturing Company,\u201d of Mont-Joli, has been induced to close up its extensive plant there and locate here.This company, which manufactures overalls, pants, shirts, mackinas, and woolen socks and mitts, through Mr.Marien secured an option on the for- De Courcelles street and the deal for its purchase has just been put through thus marking the first new industry for Quebec under the industrial expansion movement and which the Industrial Commissioner states is but the forerunner of many thst are to come.: The Eastern Manufacturing Company, of which Mr.Jcseph Cote is {the head, has heretofzve employed one hundred hands and it is the intention of the company to open up here with that number and in the course of about six months to augment it considerably, GOT SEVEN YEARS.Sentence Passed Yesterday on Joseph Lachance Who Brutally Assaulted mer Guay leasher factory situated on | QUEBEC ACCOUNTANTS: - TO FORM SOCIETY ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING HELD LAST NIGHT AT WHICH BYLAW COMMITTEE FORMED.A large number of Quebec accountants assembled in L'Union Commerciale Halt last night to receive the report of the special committee appointed some time ago to arrange for and\u2019 superintend the presentation of the bill to incorporate the accountants of the Province of Quebec beiure the Private Bills Committee of the local Legisiuture at its last session, and to discuss plans for the forming of an accountants\u2019 society in this city.| The meeting was presided over by Mr.Henri Myrund while Mr.H.Groleau acted as secretary.The special * committee shove mentioned reported : that, as aiready announced.the vil | had been defeated and all expenses conngcted with the efforts to have it presented and passed had been nel and paid by the accountants\u2019 employ- | ers for which the committee felt very \u2018 grateful, at the same time the inem- bers forming it asked that ir vew ot the fact that its work had been accomplished, that it be dissolved.This ! request was granted accompanied by mittee\u2019s efforts.Chairman Myrand then c:lied upor.various accountants present to express their views on the :ubject of | forming an accountants\u2019 social socisty pointing out that through a society ol this kind the numerous uccountants in this city would have an opportunity oi meeting one another more Ire quently when nratters of vital impert- Godfroid Turcotts on Ramparts.~ Joseph Lachance who guilty to having brutally Godfroid Turcotte on the Ramparts\u2019 last Saturday evening was sentenced in the Court of Sessions yesterday ! by Judge Langelier to à term of seven years at hard lalor in St Vincent de! Paul Penitentiary.Veterans Exonerated.Owing to the story having gone out after the attack on Mr.Turcotte that his assailan was a returned sol- dies, the Great War Veterans took wibrage at the imputation and since the facts of the case proved the contrary, a delegation of- the Veterans waited on the relatives of Mrcotte last night to clear up the entire misunderstanding.Mr.Turcotte\u2019s brother assured them that the victim's statement after he regained consciousness had been misunderstood, and that he would have him write a letter as soon as he had recovered, exonerating the Veterans.Don\u2019 fail to hear Lieut.H.T.C.Walker, R.N., speak on the Zshruggs pleaded | FIRE IN STOREHOUSE.Premises of Fiset & Co., ên St.Francois Street, Damaged Last Night.A fire broke out in the storehouse of Messrs, Fiset & Co, sitnated at No, 13 St.Francois street fast evening at 6:20 o'clock and before it was extinguished caused damage to the extent of about $400.The blaze started in the fourth floor of the building which was stored with mattresses and bedding and when the firemen arrive ed in answer to an alarm from box 54 the whole top flat was in flames.Quickly setting to work, however, the firefighters had it under contral in a \u2018| very short time.The cause is no far A NEW FIRM HAS OPENED , Quebecers, taking an interest in their homes.will naturally be interested in the house painting and decorating firm which has opened at 371 St.John Street.The guiding head of this firm, Mr.R.J.Black, has had a wide experience amd is the author of \u201cPractical House Painting and Decorating\u201d, which is in wide use as a-text book for technical training.Most of Mr.Black's experience has been in the Old Country where he was entrusted with the decoration of some of the finest homes, as his numerous testimonials from the leading architects testify.In consequence he is well fitted to ensure entire satisfaction to his clients\u2014indeed, it is to jbe the main policy of the business that a transaction is never complete unti the customer is quite pleased with the work and the manner In which it was carcied out Mr.R.J.Black intends his painting and decorating service to be very comprehensive and hopes to be very useful in furnishing free color sug- geptions, etc.| Not feust important among the Arm's operations is the wp- to-date retail shop' which supplies the better bramds of nalnts, oils.varnishes.brushes, wallpaper.ete.Matching of shades will he « special feature and the expert advice which mav be had free will make it sn ides) place of its kind March, 1009.Hear thrilfing story of Brislel naval enploit at Zebeugge, tonight at Connubes all.assaulted | Tur- | ! ance pertaining to the profession could i be discussed.All were enthusiastic aver the idea and it was fina'ly «ice cided to appoim the foilowing me porary committee whose Jaty i.wilt {be to draw up a constitution and by- fava: Messre.Henri Mvrand, HI.| Grelezu, E.Garneau.W.4.l'auning J.E.Dion, P.Dallaire, Robt.Bradley N.Lajeunesse, A.A.Godbout, A Fre dette, W.Gaboury, J.P.Galibois, and Ernest Moreau.A motion was embodied in the minutes of the meeting inviting all office employees to join with the accountants and for mone big society.Before the close of the meeting it was announced by the chmirman that the membership lists in circulation com- profession who have signified their intention of becoming members of the society.It is expected that in à short time after the drawing up of the constitution and by-laws and the election of perromnent officers, the membership will reach into the thousands.106 0H 10% 101 10% 10 308 308 10° 10% 0 X00 00 408 XX KY IND THE REFERENDUM.Voting on Beer and Wine Will Be Held on April 10th.It was officially snnounced yesterday, as forecasted in the Chronicle, that the referendum to choose between absolute prohibition and thc legalizing of the sale of beer and light wines, will take place on April 10th.next.RENN CANSARA RAO 2OGONOOAAROGNSEOOEN A soûocuonoagconogoascoous { British sailors can accom- in face of tremendous odds will shown tanight.BOLSHEVIK BEATEN.sk Greek Troops Win Engagement At Kherson North Of Odense.Saloniki.Tuesday, March 18\u2014 Greek troops have defeated the Russian Bolshevik at Kherson, north-east of Odessa, and advanced about 12 miles, according to an official announcement made today by Greek Headquarters here.The Greeks captured prisoners and war material.\u2014 Greak troops were reported to have occupied Kherson in a despatch from Athens on February 26.An earlier despatch had reported that Greek and Rumanian troops had advanced north from Odessa in pursuit of the Bolshevik.The fighting referred to in the announcement probably occurred north of Kherson.For several months French and British detachments have been in Odessa, but reports received in London today said the situation in Odesva was critical and that the Allied forces were retiring from the city.The report, which was not denied, could mot be confirmed.- À Russian wireless despatch receiv- od in London on March 18 reporied that Kherson had been captured on March $ by Ukrainian Loviet troupe Kherson, which io ninety-two north-enot ef Odescs.is an important trading centre at the mouth of he the thanks of all present for the comprise 115 names of members of the! THE NEW oR ON GRANDE ALLÉE CONTRACT HAS BEEN AWARDED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ST.COEUR DE MARIE EDIFICE At the cos: of $171,800 the church vf tiie new parish St.Coeur de Marie will be erected within a year at \u2018the corner of Grande Allee street.The contraet \u201cor its construct ion has been awarled te Mr.Edmond Belanger of this city.The new edifice will be of byzan- | tine style and will be built of granite with eut-ston: decorations, The di- : mensions will be 180 feet in length by 80 feet in width and 75 feet in height.The capacity nf the new chourch will he about 1.000.Work will be started about the 1st \u2018 of Muy next and before construction is hegun the building now ocu- pying the site will have to he demolished.CELEBRATION IN FRAMPTON.Feast of 8t.Patrick Fittingly Observ- ed\u2014Hundreds Take Part.The jeast of St.Patrick was cele- i brated in Frampton Monday last with great solemn ty.The Irish members of the Rowman Cathoiiz congregation came in large numbers to honor with prayer and song the \u201cApostle of [re- and.\u201d by Rev.J Fleury.Pastor of St Margaret's.assisted by Kev.Thomas i Gelly, Pastor of Cranbourne, and .- Rev.J.A Provencher, Pastor of St, Agnes, as deacon and suù-diacon: Patrick Quigley, Patrick Furlung, Thomas Meagher and Gerald Brennan | served at the Mass.The Rev.E.Giroux, parisi-priest of Frampton, and Father A Giroux, C.SS.R.of Ste.Anne de Beaupre, were present in the sanctuary.The choral part of the service was splendidly rendered by the choir of the Convent with the assistance of a number of friends.The soloists were Messrs.Walter Brennan, John O'Farrell and Waiter Donahue, and the Misses M, Brennan, Margaret and Alleyn Furlong.- After the Gospel, Rev.Father A.Giroux.C.SS.R.,, delivered the sermon, taking as his text Hebrews xiii.7\u201d: \"Remember your prelates who have spoken the Word of God to you.\u201d The preacher.in the course of an eloquent address, spoke of the wonderfui virtues of Saint Patrick .and drew from the life of Ireland's apostle a triple lesson of Faith.of confidence in God, and of zeal for personal sanctification.A euchre-concert, held in the hall of the Convent, concluded the festival of the day, more than 250 persons taking part in the patriotic entertainment.After a few games, handsome prizes were distributed to the winners.Then the following musical programme was rendered: St.Patrick\u2019s Day.Piano and 3 violins Vocal Solo\u2014\"The Hamp That Once Thro' Tara's Halt\" .Miss H.Hurley.Mrs.McCloud's Reel\u2014\u201cThe Emblem of Old Erin\u201d .wee Miss H.Hurley.Duet\u2014\"The Soldier's Joy™ and Violin.Vocal Solo\u2014\"The Minstrel Boy\u201d .Mr.Walter Donahue.Solo\u2014\"God Save Ireland\u201d ., Mr.Martin Meagher.Congratulations are due to Rev.E.Giroulx, Mr.and Miss Miller and Mr.Martin Meagher for the success that crowned their efforts in making the celebration a memorable one.\u2014Piano Ge to Columbus Hall tonight to hear story of Zebrugge Raid HIGHER PROTECTION IN AUSTRALIA London, March 19.\u2014A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Melbourne says that W.A.Watt, Acting.Premier and Treasurer of Australia, today announced the introduction of s measure in Parliament calling for higher protective duties.A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff, There is one sure way that has never failed to remove danirnff at once, and that is to dissolve it, then you destroy it entirely.To do this, just get about fowr ounces of plain.common liquid arvon from any drug store (this is all you will need), apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips.By morning, most if not afl.of your dandraff will be gone, and three or four more applications will completely dissolve and entirely destroy overy single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff you may have You will find all itching and digging of the scalp will stop inetantly, and your hair will be fluffy.lustrous.slapay.silky snd soft, and look and feel & Bundeet times better, Dnieper.Remarkable sory of bol ded gr severance will be tolé haa a Columbus Mellver of Anest font of war wil be tol wuight ot Columbus Meland Scott ; l At nine o'clock in the morn- : jing a Solema High Mass was sung ' .I {Extending An Invitation to be present at our Sie Opening: Thursday, March 201 and following days Will be Displayed the Latest and Most.Charming trations for Spring in Suits Wrap Coats, Coals Gowns, Blouses, Hals and all Accessories for Dressi A AR A mu i |.i BG LA aE mana à 8270 in he ws à F.SIMARD & CIE ENG.142 St.Joseph Street A A A CAEN, EE ER?ee cal Grand Opening of Styles Spring Hats Tuesday, Wednesday \u201c Thursda the 18th, 19th and 20th of Marc \u2014 at the \u2014 \u201cPAPILLON D'OR\u201d 267 John St.Prop.Melle G.CORRIVEAU.USE EEE \u2014 8 - \u2026 a.ù | } =a SPRING SUITS WE HAVE A SUIT JUST LIKE YOU WANT AT A REASONABLE PRICE.SEE THE NUMBROUS MODELS WE ARE NOW DISPLAYING.NAYY SERGE SUITS, assorted styles.Prices.520.00 fo $55.00 BLACK SERGE SUITS, highest values, Press.520.T5 to $80.00 NAVY CLOTH SUIT, of à very pretty style.SERGE SUITS; Colors of Fon, Grey and Taupe, asad sts.Prises from.528.50 to $65.0 Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 284 to 264 St.John Street Ms as 08 Vat, SEATTLE APPLY WHITEWASH BRUSH TO FLYING FRENCHMEN PAGIFIO COAST ÉHAMPIONS WIN FIRST OF S8TANLEY CUP\u201d MATCHES, 70\u2014 CONTEST WAS VERY FAST AND CLEAN \u2014 PLAYED UNDER WESTERN RULES.arr er seattle, Wn.March a Sears Mets tonight cut, the wings oe \u20ac I'lying Frenchmen who came rom Montreal to try to Bet tie wo : title.The local team.title-holders 9 | the West, deieated the vimtors 710 v in the first game oi the hampion- ship series.Canaiiens were outskate ed and outchecked by Scatile.The | \u2018181 showed they were où strange Les and were piting under westean.les and not their owt.: \"rena.Seattle.Wn.March 1-1] Packed grand stands ureeted the se-, attle ard Montreal champions as, they skated out où the we for vee Lumoary practice.Every seat ! Arena was taken and standing room : tickets were sold out quickly.\u2018e crowd roared when the Mets appeared and also gave à big hand to the visitors when Captain Sewry Lal led them out to e.eck and forth for tie first three minutes the puck was shot up the ice.Both Wilson and Rickey made Jone rushes for Seattle.Marray, ter cight miontes play scored the beat, goal ior Seattle on a pass from ile n.! * Fayston four minetes later scored for Seatfie an \u20ac pass from Rickey.Hall replaced Cleghorn in Cansdi i \u201c .» re roost of the first period Seattle kept the play in the territory i è Frenchmen.Lalonde ore nd goal after a! kept him out | made a hard try for a pretty rush bot Holmes of the tally colume.; ; Toward the end of the first period, | the Red Sweatered visitors seemed | to recover themselves and forced apart of the piay to the Seattle end.Seattle, fighting like tigers, checked many of their rushes.Joe Ha and ; Lalonde twice worked the puck © through the outer defense.but failed : to get it by Holmes.Vezina Mant- | real goaler, was the target of shots irom Bobby Rowe and Jack Walker.) Both times the visitors held.The pepod ended with Rowe trying for a goal.It iocked as though | he made it and the crowd roared but he missed by inches.The crowd ; cheered wildly when the period ended with the score standing Sesttic 3; Canadiens ©.Seattle continued fighting hard | and ran the puck to the Montreal | nets but not in, at the opening of the | second period.As in the first period the pack seemed continuatly around the visitors end of the ice.Back and forth the puck was shot.Lalonde Hall and Corbeau working hard for Montreal Corbeau went down when he ran- | gled with Rickey.The crowd gave! him a hand when he got back into the game.Six minutes from the whistle .Murray put the puck in the Canadiens\u2019 net for the third Seattle goal.| Muzzy Murray was hurt in a mix-up | and was assisted off the ice.AmMhough Seattle was doing the scoring, the visitors were playing! harder.Montreal got in some good ebecking when Seattle's hopes ate tacked their defence.Two shots in rapid succession were fired at Vezina, | who, however, parried them both.| \u201cSome Hockey\u201d, Manager Kennedy \u2018 of the visitors toid the Candian Press : just before the period ctosed.The\u2019 play is beconming faster and check.mg heavy on bath, \u202600.Holmes, corb , Point OU .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Richey, Cover Point, \u2018 ; Rover, eDombl .\u2026.\u2026.Walicer Bertingsette .rarsssonsun0sos1s0ccs Poyston Lek Wing.Substitutes.: dore EEE su Dei Semmary: ' (Firet Period) 1\u2014Seattle, Morray from Wilson.4.18 %-Foyston .és (Second Pefé } \u2018| 3=Senttte Murray, from Witon.5:68 from Mec.Senta, Watker ron EAR \"4=\u2014Senttle Foyston * Dotiata:\" For M.10xtu,th,otxtf .(Third Period o-fénttie, Foyston .né eee B48 7\u2014Seattie, McDoguld, Rickey.14.4¢ = Ï 7 conscious by giving him the butt-end\u2019 LTT wT BOTH FRONTENAC TEMS VCTOROLS CLASS A AND B SUPPER DEFEAT IN LEAGUE MATCH.\u2014 in 3 league game postponed pad night, tha Frontemas class A jm took olf thres strings ides thele.Victoria rivals.Scores were high on both sides, leach man passing the 500 mark.Duquet was high man for Frontenac, with 888, while Harry Ledden topped the list for Victoria, rolling $43, including the highest single of the evening 225, in the opening game.In the class B match, Victoria lost the odd string in three.Scoring was low on both sides, only two mea getting 500, Boudreault was high scorer with 835, foHowed by Laberge 330.Hunt was low scorer of the game, rolling 323.The scores as follows: Class À.Victoria 0.VICTO! Ledden.225 149 160\u2014 343 Learmonth .181 181 155\u2014 S17 Boivin - .186 172 148\u2014 508 Labreque .116 193 199\u2014 508 Belcourt .174 179 178\u2014 831 884 876 8442008 Froatenac 3 Duguay.140 17 188\u2014 501 Amiot.179 183 211\u2014 878 Duque.193 198 195\u2014 s06 Fortier .188 195 157\u2014 540 E.Gagnon .212 189 171\u2014 5% 913 063 917-3778 Class B.\u2014Victorla 1.Hunt.91 142 90\u2014 238 Doherty.164 173 155\u2014 408 Hebert.152 182 125\u2014 480 John.107 208 123\u2014 438 T.Pappas .190 161 151\u2014 441 643 860 6t6\u2014B140 Frontenac 8.Frechette.151 133 145\u2014 408 Boudreau .183 177 176\u2014 338 Thibeault .161 124 166\u2014 430 Laberge .168 166 196\u2014 639 Lamy.138 174 176 488 \u201cSTRANGLER\u201d LEWIS BEAT DOC.ROLLER Montreal, Que, March 19\u2014Stragg- ler \u201cEd\u201d Lewis, in a heavyweight wrestling match defeated De.Roller in two straight faMs at Sobmer Park tonight, the first al coming as the result of a crossbody hold, sad the second from a scissor and body bold The bout was almost 3 repetition May 5.Among the latest pettition- ers in favor of the resumption was the dress-making industry, which declared that the race meets were of the greatest importance to it as affording the means of launching new fashions.TORONTO BUYS GEO.WHITEMAN Toronto, Oot.March 19\u2014Presi.dent I.J.McAferry, of the Toronto International League Club, annoupc- ed today that Geo.Whiteman, world\u2019s series hero, had been purchased from the champion Red Sox and that he had accepted terme.Tnfelder Gonrales has also been signed.Manager .Geo.Gibson will leave tonight for Gainesvile, Gu, where he will practice with the New York Giants.CAMPBELL WON TRE HUDSON BAY DOG RACE \u2018The Pass, Man, March 18-\u2014Nosing out the strong McKay team \u2018by the length of two dogs, Batease Campbell snd his train of huskies won the bun- dred mile Hodson Bay Derby this afternoon in one of the most sensational finishes that has ever featured an event of this kind.Campbell won out by sheer pluck coming from behind on the home stretch to nose ont his rival, Hayes finished third and the first three teams were buached with not twemy feet separating them.The finish was made in the presence of Sir James and Lady Atkins.The time was 15 hours and 35 minutes mers JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP FOR TORONTO TEAM Toronto, March 19\u2014The O.H.A memorial cup, emblematic of the junior hockey championship of the world wifi stay in Toronto for à year at lezst.Patriciss from Regina and Western champions, played their first game against the U.T, S here tonight end were \u201cbadly mussed.The final score wes 14 to 3.A tead of eleven goals for the Toronto team cannot be pull ed down on Setwrday.Like the Set kirk the Pats had no organized sys tem of attack and were out-classed everywhere.Their defence was abso woefully weak.U.T.8.rode in two and three at à time oll night.BERLIN'S RIOT Basle, March 10\u2014(Hevae)\u2014Dam> 1 ages incident to the latest revoit in p Berlin will aggregate more then 619,- 1,000,000 marks, the Fravifort Mache Ef says.Chime for dunmges for Mis \u2018amount already.have been filed , Agsingt the chy, \u201c from | .Cone oi 2 wore SR QURBEG.CHRONICE \u201c LL tr oi \u201cShop of Fashion-Craft\u201d 178 St.John Street - - Tonight's games in class \u201cA\u201d, Levis vs.Victoria and Olympia vs.Frontenacts The VigerSt.Valier game to have been played last night for the Jumior championship of Quebec, has been postpondd.The standing of the teams in class \u201ca Otyapit.0 oe so so os oo Fromenst .= oo oc oo oe es os me sé ce ce ve oe st the end of the Chisnjapan wee, which he hed no doubt wes -of German origination, Vissount Kato said ot that time he was Ambessador in London, and saw the cartoon of the SWORE WICDORLYS #6 \u201cYellow Peril\u201d which the Kaiser bad drawn to destroy Japan's bonor in the eyes of the world.Had it not been for Germany's arrogant interference, he said, the Russo-Japanese imterference was tioned the Japanese statesman, \u201cthe German bassedor in London asked me for an interview, so | called to see him.He made some lame attempt to justify Germany's heinous paid visit to the Court of St.James\u2019 great banquet was given in the Palace, t% which all represent- of foreign nations were invited ii fn i 3 i : it sf i Bad Ig § i { H Hi i 1 1 te ght fh jal fre sisi I : i fl i 3 â &% To Automobile Owners \u2014\u2014 We carry in Stock all siees of \u2014\u2014 PARTRIDGE and MARATHON TIRES at Prices defying competition, .\u2014 G90 \u2014\u2014 +, INNER TUBES AND RUBBER MATS.MB\u2014THESE ARE NEW TRES We invite your inspection.QUEBEC SCRAP METAL & PAPER CO, Lid, 148 St.Valier Street.Phone 2777.QUEBEC ~ a y I J QUEBEC AND LA TUEUR HAVE SUBSCRIBED Gere POR DESTITUTE JEWRY IN PALESTINE.: such 3 1 & The headquarters of the Messrs.Holt, Renirow & Co, where John Ritehie Co.Richard Bros so 200 500 5.60 se es 500 39 $00 A 208.00 JF.F.Burstalt.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$0.08 Mrs.J.F.Burstall.\u2026 50.00 Whitehead & Turner.25.00 WV.Shaw 0e 20.00 « Bir George Garmess.: 200 Mrs.Machin .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.25.00 Mr.Veasey Boswell.26.00 Mrs.McClimont .« 3500 1680 10.00 Arthur Paquet .Mrs, Veasey Boewel Miss A.Bennett., W.L Lynch .vs H.Smith Wm.Rogers .ç wt à be! on en sching that corn it right ow i ff - Croonberg .poet : EP sooo 109 coscosssonooona\u2026r 7 MA I00 0604 0p 0000 \u201cREVENUE COME FROM?To meet the er of administration, to ree is 6 dr rs pe rfi ox of works which is being undertaken to relieve mt, it is estimated that Dominion Government will require to raise this year a revenue of abou 400 MILLION DOLLARS Last year the Dominion Government revenue wes 260 milion dass Canadian Customs Tariff cL.116 millions Special § War Tosff .45 millions .26 millions nll Profits Tex .1 21 millions Income Tax and other Sources ._52 millions Total .260 millions How is the shortage of 140 millions to be made up?y the very moment when Canada i ing with this proL! Î \u201cA nie vd bail dd racine come ef 2) Free trade with Great Britain inside of fv 3 Ron de now, and free trade later, with She United States.These demands are apparently made in the end tha sre granted, those i perd of repart of hor Bu cl Bl Tee TR upon ra under à Lower weil Fa vues del En ee Se dau ie ériger Ere we Ee re gat de echadules, other IE EEL SR cent.of the total Dominion Government Revenue.ope by the Grain Growers can be incrensed = a ed Tem a Gin Gun additional 140 million ou top Abput whey stifling business and throwing thousands of workers out of employment?The United States has all the forms of taxation advocated by the Grain Growers, but still finds it necessary to maintain its customs tariff.If the Grain Growers sre to escape almost oll taxation, including Jr incresse caused by the war, what will to the people Who will be driven out of businass through he pay not only their own taxes but also those of the Grain Growers ?Will they try to grow grain?It is more | hat they vil go to the United States to get Work, as other Canadians went fifty years ago, and leave a is cl bear all the taxes, ever growing greater.Again we ask where is the extra revenue coming from?iefl) farmers, ever growing smaller, to Loue by The Canadien Manzi-cte J.\u201cces Association NE* INDUSTRIES FOR WEST Spesia! Attention a Olver Development of Potato Flour and llemy Industries The deveiopment of the potato, flour and hemp industries in Canada is receiving active comideration is the West.As a result of the active + vi we Western Committee of the Canadian Reconstrection Association, the Winnipeg Board of Trafe, and the Western Caneda Development Bureau, both questions have received special consideration from the Canee dian Council of Agriculture.Experts tn both ladustrits were present et tant convention and delivered addresses on the agriculturial sod + 1.00 commercisl importance of these ine 1.00 \u2018 dustries.Social reports have see 108 A.Grof vasesesessssa sectes 1.00 |S.Beaulieu .\u2026cnucecess \u2018a 1.00; *R.A.Bartiett.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.1.00 |S.Gagnon 2.000000 + 2.00 | Brown Corporation .10.00 | B.St.Arnaule .cae 2 H.Martinson .coeneiuere 2.00 |A.Trottier .J.St.Germain.1.00 |J.A.Riberdy .\u2026.\u2026.25 Bertrand & Bros.\u2026.1.00/L Leclere 0 Mrs, R.Baibinesu.B0|A Friend .0 | |Mrs.B Boucherd.c.28 |D.L.Campbell pot E.H.Lemothe .40 |O.Lafreinere \u201c© D, E.Hardy.1.00 | A.Marcotte BA J J.Montgrain .1.00 {N.Mclaren .100 D.Cote .50 |B.Bergevin J .1.09 \u2014\u2014 H.Ray .50 z Morgan .ze pois .se | 3 non \u2019 .0% dome | Quek! Bat Jue One Tablet of [yy Jno 3 |L J.Desvion a : au Page's Diapepein fer Is.A Hachey .4 | A.Lefevre A.Beauvais 100 Rolie, G.Mercure .\u2026.|T.T.Roy.1.0015 Page .\u2026 100° stant PF.J.Auclair.1.00 P.erred sresssocencnense ! Burinad ves veer 100 eho P.R.Riberdy.80 |B.Boucheswht .Page .0 .When meals don't ft and you belch | J.Le pouce 26 |E.Bouchault aw Wilson .pos, açids and undigested food.When | A.Gascon .ao | Mrs.H.Lavoie ok A.Tremblay 109 | vou fee) lumps of distress in stomach, [A, Nedeaw .1.00 | J- Mornay seen ROA Friend enn 3 pain, flatulence, heartburn or headache |.Dugmsy .1.00 |L.B.Baxter.Wm.MeCorthe .wees 3.09 Here is instant rellefi-No waiting.|H.Marowf .40 eV, 5 w Lamothe .\u2026 .1» oi wedi So TO REMOVE CANDRUFF 117\" vier cree.a | a.) .Gorbetek .Mre.D.EB.a av toute ot Dandciee at x Coitebok .1 .suse atTsetsreie any store pour | 8.Gatoushy .mo | Just no soon as you ant à vobles of | Hie, uate rene 5 | Fite nto your hand sed rub voi F.Misderute pet 5.00 | Pape\u2019s Dispepein all the dyepepela, in- | p Lacsese .\u2026.38 | into the scalp with your Mager me in 100 ad attends |C.Web eensrens nly most, N net ail, of fn ir \" preeog Wipe | 0 RSM | Troon option will destroy Le one for generens donors of .\u2018wo or three 280 F'oidik, upoot stomache foci fne at ence, | 15, Lessard \u2026 de | every bit of-éandruif; stop seal itch- REBRCCA SMILOVETZ, 200 [and they eoet oo little at drug stores.[L, Roun .\u2026.mu 20 |ing sod falling .*Ganeters, been {saved by the Canadian Recome ntrr-ton Association showieg bd trade between Germany st MOUNTAIN STREET, MONTREAL.BRIGHT WARM ROOMS, GOOD MKRALS.MODERATE RATES.-\u2014- Write for Booklet \u2014 C.F.13.License 10-14123 MOTEL WILHELMINA | 0.10xiy St.Lawrence Hall MONTREAL Magnificent new ertrance om St.Jamas Street .200 Porros (many witb baths aitached) .2 2 + + à Amesican plar.from 59.00 to $LOC per \u201cay.European plan, from $1.00 to $3.00 per dar.A}.HIGGINS, \"td C F.B License No 10-8313 \u2014\u2014 ee a mem Under new Management FREEMAN'S HOTEL St.James and Notre Dame St.W., MONTREAL.The popular European plan Hotel, situated in the banking centre Convenient to railway depots and steamboat landings.100 ROOMS.Rates: $1.50 up.Restaurant Special Features: A la carte service, 7 a.m.to 10 pm.Table d'Hote Dinner, 6to 8pm $t Businessmen's i,unch, 12 to 2 p.m.AS cents.Chas L.de ROUVILLE, Formeriy Manager Manager.Chateau Frontenac.(C.F.B.License.10-4777-8-9.| i The mast atuactive and popular ap-to-dete CAFE in Quebec City The New Marathn Caîe 48 ST.JOHN STREET (nesr Palace Hill): 190 ST.JOHN.\u2014\u2014 Malpecque Oysters served in all styles.Special Tabi: d'Hote Dinner served un Sunéays from 1: noon 0 2-00 pm.and 5:00 to 8:00 pm MUSIF FRAM #00 ta 8-00 PM Me.Young Violin, Mrs.Pogg Piano W.£ CHILDS.Propriatcr Telenhone 7915 Licens: No 10\u20144290.! License No 10-8927 RESTAURANT.Cor.Fabrique fau Garneau fea.Hight Ciass lating and Keireshment Parior ior Ladies and Gentlemen.Canadian Cooking, Special Husinessmen\u2019s Lunch every day\u201430 cents I'rivase Parlor ior Banquets and Meetings; Rooms ta Rent.Telephone 6757 \u2014\u2014 +-harlie Gartonguay Jr.Maze Fond Board License: 10.1931 SE \u2014\u2014\u2014 ee eee \u2014\u2014 \u2014at the \u2014 NEW WORLD CAFE 3) BUADE STREET.Courteous Attendance, Unexcelled Cusine\u20140 Open from 6:00 a.m.to 1:00 am.0 Cpecial Business Men's Lunch, 80e C.F.L.License, Nn.10-0483 tery comet D.27xmn,wd.frxtoN.10.Our mail order department is u to date to give satisfaction on small or ®.rye orders, in the City or out of the City, on Office Stationery, Ruling, Printing, Binding, Office Furniture or Supplies.Aso Rubber Stamps.\u2018Phone us\u2014\u20146834-\u2014or write, J.F.VACHON & CO, Wholesale and Retail Office Stetionars, ® SAULT AU MATELOT 87, QUE3EC.[THE CORDON BLEU || [TARE YOUR MEALS ] ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HOTEL MARTINIQUE \u2014 - + @GROADWAY, 14 & 3 STR NEW YORK Contented Workers Give Better Service [Eisen ro that comfortable surroundings lead to more .and better work.Employers of labor have learned that even the lowest employees in factory or stors often appreciate the Jide conveniences, und better service results, EDDY\u2019S Ten SEN What About Your Building and Sanitary Paper Towels afford the opportunity to provide your employees with a comfort and convenience at very slight expense.Install the ! ddy system in your wash-room, and watch the smiles.A fresh and spotless towel for every user, Every towel used only once, by one person.You would appreciate this improved service yourself.Compare the cost of the Eddy system with your linen towel] service.You will be favorably surprised.The E.B.EDDY CO.Limited HULL, Cansds Also mabors of che Femous Fdèy Metehes end I'ndurated Fitrosare.Wrapping Paper ?We carry the best Brands at Lowest Prices.Local Agents for Messrs.Alex.McArthur & Company, Limited, Montreal; Joliette Paper Mills, Limited Joliette ; Victoria Paper & Twine Company - Toronto.A trial order will convince you.QUEBEC SCRAP METAL & PAPER CO.LIMITED 148 ST.VALIER STREET : QUEBEC.Telephone 2777.feb.2sxti.Spring Ovarcoal Sal Come in YouWant a Coat We have them Bargains, all our Assortment vermin.COATS, ranging in price up from.$27 5 .aleo,.Our $63.50 WINTER COATS, for.-$48.00 KHAKI BRIT.SH WARMS, for., -$85.00 KHAKI BEDFORD CORD BREECHES.-$15.00 WATERPROOF SEMI-TRENCH COATS.$36.00 JOHN DARLINGTON Opposite Post Office Aa Ce) = vu SHIPPING N EWS HARBOR SERCE BY GOVERNMENT CUSTOMHOUSE AT BUENOS AIRES TO UNLOAD' AND LOAD SHIPS DURING THE THE STRIKE.\u2014 etn.- Buenos Aires, Argentina \u2014 The Argentine Government iesued 3 decree on Saturday empowering the customhouse to load and unload ships and sationslize the harbor.This followed an effort by Sir Reginsid T.Tower, British Minister, to reach a .compromise between the shipowners and the strikers, acting in the role of mediator, which he aas- sumed earlier in the day.The men demand full pay for the past month, during which they have been idle.Sir Reginald proposed to the shipowners that the men be paid for 15 days.The owners refused to consider the pro- Lposal.Under the decree issued by the dovernment the customhouse will use government tugs in loading and nu- loading shisp in the harbor.It is provided that all vessels refusing to ac.cept the services of the government shall leave the port.The men em-| ployed on the work will be fed in \u2018 government kitchens ag cost price.i The decree became effective Monday morning.The government ys it has enough men for efficient service, , , The preamble to the decree says , that it is impossible to permit a fu ! the prolongation of the port strike se it is prejudicial to the wel: fare of the country.MERCHANT.MARINE TO USER | 34000000 BARRELS OF OIL.Washington, March 19\u2014The extent to which fuel oil will be used by the American merchant marine is indicated in specifications providing for the merchant marine fuel for 1919.According to the estimates the Shipping Board will use a maximum of 34,000,000 barrels, The amounts that will be provided at the different ports re as follows: .Boston, 1,000,000 barrels; New York, ! 5,000,000; Philadelphia, 2.000.000; Norfolk, 2.500'000; Gulf ports 3,000,- 000; Panama, 3,000,000; Mexico 6,000- 000; San Francisco, 4,000,000; los Angeles, 2,000,000 Puget Sound.ports 2,000,000; Honolulu, 2,500,000, \u2014 - JEWS PROTEST UNIT Philsdelphit, Pennsylvania.\u2014 A | statement signed by 300 preminent American Jews seting forth their : objections to the organization of a Jewish state in Palestine as proposed by Zionist societies was made public on Weinesday.It will be presented :to the Peace Conference by Julius ! Kahn of Californie.The statement says: \u201cWe wish to indicate our entie sympathy with the efforts of the , Zionists which aim to secure for Jews at present living in lands of oppression a refuge in Palestine or elsewhere, where they may freely develop ther capabilities and carry, on their | activities as free citizens, but we j raise our voices in warning and protest against the demand of the Zionists for the reorgamization of the Jews as a national unit.to whom.now or in the future, territorial soverignty in Palestine shall be committed.\u201d LOOK AT CHILD TONGUE IF SICK CROSS, FEVERSH When Constipated or Bilious, Give \"California Syrup of Figs\u201d Look at the tongue, mother! 11 coated, it is a sure sign that your little one\u2019s stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, though cleansing at once.When peevish, cross.listless, pale, doean\u2019t sleep, doesn\u2019t eat.or act nat urally, or is feverish, stomach sour, breath bad; has stomach ache, sore throat, disrrhoae, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs.\u201d aud in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, undigested food and sour hile gently moves out of its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again.You needn't coax sick children tu take this harmiess \u201cfruit laxstive;\u201d they love its delicious taste, and it always makes them feel splendid.Ask your druggist for a bottle of \u201cCalifornia Syrup of Figs,\u201d which han directions for habies, children: of a s and for grown-ups plainly on the bottle Beware of counterfeits sold here.\u2019 To be sure you get the genu- {ne, ask to see that it ie made by the \u201cCalifo.nia Syrup Company.\u201d Re.IDEA OP ZIONISTS | & EXPORTERS WARNED.ON EMBARGO RUMORS MANUFACTURERS EXRORT ASSOCIATION WARNS SHIPPERS TO \u201cSIT TIGHT® ON PUBLISHED REPORTS.New York, Herch 19\u2014To prevent unjustified criticism of and dissension among the allied nations American exporters have Leen warned by the American Manufacturers\u2019 Export Association to sift to the bottom all published © of import embar- gues being placed abroad on exports from the United States.This action was decided upon following the receipt here of an incorrect foreign despatch stating that Australie had seen fit to decree a prohibition of all imports except those of British origin and manufacture.The report was eventually proyed to be without foundation, having or- igimated from an official decree restricting the importation of dyestuffs.In urging American exporters to \u201csit tight\u201d until reports of this character, which are probably propaganda, are sifted out officially the Washington office of the Export Association comments as follows\u2018 \u201cNow that the unrest which the pbu lication of such a report would cause bas subsided officials look at the in- i stance as one which emphasizes very clearly the existence in some export circles of a rather cheotic condition.Although not criticising those who meade inquiry at Washington concerning the report, they point out, however, that in this instance, just as in the case of the so-called British | $5.embargo on imports, American exporters have placed themselves in a position that is decidedly misleuding when view from the position of the foreign buyer.\u201cThese officials pointed out, very logically, that at the present time | there is no small amount of propaganda abroad for the express\u2019 purpose.of creating dissension among the allied nations.Events have established that this propagande is often of such cubtle variety that even the daily newspapers are deceived into taking fiction for fact.The statement is made, therefore, that the farsighted and practical exporter will in «such cases ws this make inquiries to official agencies before jumping at conclusions.Public criticism should be held in abeyance until such criticism has st least one foot to stand upon.\u201d GODOT ON TOO ANON Oo @ BD % OCEAN SAILINGS.: VO UU SOU SCSUNOOU GO Compiled for The Chronicle by F.8.Stocking, General Steamahis Agent, 32 St.Louis street.Subject to Change.March Steamers.From To 22\u2014Minnedosa.St.John\u2026.Liverpool 24\u2014Carmania.Halifax.Liverpooi 2\u2014Pannonia .New York.London 26\u2014Corsican.St.John.Liverpool 28\u2014Tunisan.St.John\u2026 .Liverpool \u201c \u2014Prinses Juliana.Boston.20\u2014Baitle .New York.Li \u201c\u2014Metagama .St.John.\u201c\u2014Cretic .New Yorke.Liverpool Apl.Steamer From To 1\u2014La Touraine.New York.Havre \u201cOlympic .Halifax.Southampton \u201c-=Royal George.New York.Liverpool &\u2014Lapland .New York.Liverpoos \u201c\u2014Canade .Portland.Liverpool .New York.Liverpool .New York.Havre New York.Liverpool 0\u2014La Lorraine.New York.Havre \u201c\u2014Scotian .St.John.Liverpool 10\u2014Melita .St.John.Liverpool 13\u2014Mauretania New York.Southampton 14\u2014Lapland .New York.Liverpool 15\u2014La Savoie .New York.Havre * \u2014Saturnia .8t.John.Glasgow \u201c\u2014Caronia .New York.Liverpool 16\u2014Niagsra .New York.Bordeaux \u2018 \u2014Seandinavian.St.John .Liverpool 17\u2014Megantic .New York.Liverpool 32\u2014Minnedosa .St.John\u2026 Liverpool 25\u2014Grampian .St.John.Liverpool 37\u2014Adriatic .New York.Liverpool May Steamer.From.To.2-Corsican .Quebec.Liverpoot 7-\u2014Tunisian .Quebee\u2026.Liverpool \u201c\u2014Canada .Quebec.Liverpool 8\u2014Metagama .Quebec.Liverpool 16\u2014Scotian .Quebec.Liverpool 17\u2014Megantic .Quebec.Liverpool NIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.Standard Time Th.Meridian.March AM.PM.Thursday .20 8.16 LE Friday .m1 846 LA Saturday .28 02% 10.00 Sunday .3 1008 10.66 Moon's Phases.\u2019 Full moon on Sunday, March 16, at 10.41 a.m.Last quarter on Mondsy March 24, ot 3.34 p.m.New moon on Monday, March 1, at 4.0¢ p.m.ONLY MEDFCINE MADE FROM RUT Success which \u201cFroll-a-ives\u201d Has Achieved One ressen why \u201cPruit-e-tives\u201d Le se extraoed nasil ha: y seecessful - .giving relief to those aufferiag wi Constipation, Torpid Liver, Indiges- Hon, Chronic Headaches, Neuralgia, Kiduay ood Bladder A Rhsumatism, Pain in.the Back, Æcsema and other Skin is, because it is the only medicine In the worid made from fruit juices.It is composed of the medicinal principles found in apples, oranges, figs and prunes, together with the nerve fonies and antisoptées of proven repuie.M Be.a box, 6 for $3.50, trial sive 3s.At all dsslers or sent pestpaid by Fruite-tives Limited, Ottawa, ARE YOU NERVOUS?ARE YOU PLAYED OUT?If Your'Recuperative Power Scems to Have Left You, You Need PHOSPHONOL Today and not tomorrow, is the day to put a stop to that gradual slide you are taking down a long hill of ill health.Out of tune with everything?Mentally and physically depressed?Lack the desire to perform your duties?Feel that you need to be bolstered up, but can\u2019t tell what is the matter?» You need a quick, nerve-building tonic \u2014one that checks decline \u2014 steadies your nerves\u2014 one that puts you on your feet again.- Today you Soould pet a box (Same price everywhere), \u2018hosponco The Scobell Drug Co., St.Catharines, Ont.Price $3.00 a box, of 3 for 00.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED.WANTED.\u2014A driver, speaking both languages.Must thoroughly understand the care of horses.Good wages for the right man.Apply between 8 and 7 o'clock this evening to Norton's Cartage Company, No.27 Artillery street.\u2014 rer WANTED-Furnished House of 6 or 7 rooms, with conveniences.\u201cB, R.B.\u201d care of The Chronicle, M.18x3 Sr WANTED.\u2014For 1st of March, for Kingston, Ontario, a good plain cook \u2018in family of two;.two other maids kept.Must have good references, Railway fare paid, Answer N.L., this office.mch.18x3.HOUSEKEEPER, for a large Canadian Hotel.Apply P.O.Box 146, Quebec M1sxté \u2014_\u2014 WANTED.\u2014A competent Engfish speaking teacher for ten or fifteen chinese boys who would Mis to perfect themselves in the English language.good salary.Apply to Leung Deo, 43 Notre Dame St, Lower Town .mariéxé MALE HELP WANTED.\u2014_\u2014 Peace work at war pay guaranteed for three years.Knit urgently needed socks for us on the fast, simple Auto- Knitter.Full particulars today.3e.stamp.Auto Knitter Co.Dept.476C, 607 CoHege S.t, Toronto.Jan.14xtu.th,set to 1% Apl.SITUATIONS VACANT.PICTORIAL HISTORY OF GREAT WAR 400 oficial Canadian British photographs, 18 color plates, Author Professor (Major) Wallace, Toronto University, three years overseas.Send for our sample and convince yourself thst ours is superior.Write today to Canadian War Publishers, 102 Spadine, Toronto, dee.10x04 EE a FURNISHED ROOMS.We have a number of rooms sill available ae special reduced t rates which hold good uatil May int.These rooms may be seen at any time by applying to the Clerk, Front Office.CHATEAU FRONTENAC : 19x2w mr rer FURNISHED ROOME \u2014 Large sunny and comfortably heated; ecn- tinuous hot water in bath rooms; loca tion advantageuus; good service.Well patronized.Tel.8352.W.8.Richardson, 138 St.Anne Bt, Quebes .nov.sèntt ESS FOR SALE OR TO LET, FOR SALE OR TO LET-\u2014 The otiere, 18 rooms, House at 6 hot'water on each Boor with ath room, Bev furnses, large Hire and shed.© A Notaries, 4 st Peter street, \u2018Phone 1200.Jan.1321 TT IG \u2014\u2014 HALDIMAND APARTMENTS TO LET.\u2014A double room with boudoir furnished, heated and lighted, wash basin and gas stove, immediate possession.Also a flat of .three apartments, possession on April 1st, at No.Yi Haldimand Street.Phone 700 or 1990, mer 1026 fuse sw other kind with contempt.SMOKE WACDORND'S \u201cgk | | Rochester, N.Y.WOMEN WHO RXAD AND WRITE- ENGLISH WANTED.\u2014 Canadian.Government Jobs.May examinations in Quebec.Sample quete tions free.Write immediatel; Frenklin Institute, Desk K.N, mariitoAprite Ver TO LET.eet =e ate eat TO RENT\u2014Hested flat of 7 rooms, well lighted and ventilated, bathroom.Light on aH sides; separate room for storage in basement; everything striet- ly modern.Apply, \u201cT.P.W.\u201d case The Chronicle.M.10x8 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee HOUSE TO LET.\u2014Best local , 31 Genevieve Ave, Cape, suitable for rooming house; warm, large garret; coal cellar; stable; private covered .car $45.00 including taxes.- ve, Lindsay Buil ing, St.John Street.! oh teats r= = reyes \u2019 ORFICES TO RENT T Lindsa, © rent in the Li immediate possession or seversl spacious offices with ail recent improvements viz: Electric light, gas, hot and cold water in each effice hardwood floor, service of two elevators, one passengers and one merchandise, also services of à janitor, Private etarance for offices.These offices are all well ligigted and aired, and may be rented by suit or separately.For further information, apply or telephone to: C.w, LINDSAY, Limited, 201-398 St.John St, Queber., Tel 1380 foa3Tx1m, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 ee TO LET House at No.§ Halamand, 13 rooms, 3 bath rooms, hot water on each floor.Apply to Roy & Bailiargeon, Notaries, 198 St.Peter street.Phone 1390, jan.13xtf FOR SALE.HOUSE FOR SALE\u2014A4 Se.Anne De Beaupre, straight with the Hoeel Regina.Apply to Geoege Dick, St.Anne d¢ Beaupre.martsxs FOR SALE\u2014Hatchiog eggs sale.Rose Comb, Rbode Island Reds, Single Comb Reds, Barred Piymouth, Rocks, White Wyendotts, and White Legh orns.All foom first claes fowls $3.00 per setting, or $10.00 per bondred.Address R.R.Marchant, 122 1-8 Artillery St.miridxew FIREWOOD 3: pi: une Maple, sawn, + split, deld.10.inch cord, $3.50; \"12-inch, $400; 15- inch, $5.00.Sitver Birch, Ash and soft woods mixed.10-ioch cord $3.40.Fine wplit kindling, 10-18 in.cord, $3.98.All dry.Carefully meammwed.Stadacona Box Co.Reg, 164 Grant Street.Phone 4208.oct.8x6m ; ees | POR SALE\u2014Electrical fixtures 3- light Electrolier, two tights, hall light, wall bracket, electrical vibrator, for sale, also other household articles, Apply 130 1-8 Richelieu street.feb1ixti \u2014_\u2014\u2014 FUR SALE\u2014Residence.Me.as Mont Carmel street; built of white brick; four floors and basement; containing fifteen rooms in all; hot water beating and electric light; splendidly located in one of the best residentia: parts of the city; an exceptional opportunity to secure a home at a rea.sonsble price.Apply to The Royal Trust Company, §8 St.Paul street, nov.?xtf PERSONAL.\u2014\u2014\u2014 etre WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED?Best Matrimonial paper published, FREE for stamp.Correspondent, Toledo, Ohio.mard9ximo.\u2014\u2014 ee STRICTLY PRIVATE CLUB, MARRY MANY RICH\u2014Free to Indies.Inclosed stamped address envelope, C.Isherwood, Isherwood P.O, Ont.Feb.3x3m i M you wish a pretty and wealthy wide, write me.A loose stamp and addressed envelope for reply.Lillian Sproul, Sta.H, Cleveland, Ofeb17x8m, MARRY IF YOU ARE LONELY \u2014For speedy marriage try my clab, in the country, established 13 Hi shousands ay wish early marriage; es bl: description free.The Old Relisble Cle, Mrs.Wrubel, 728 Madison, Oskland, Calif.Jan.20x1m 2e SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed \"Tender for Alterations and Additions to Barrack Building, Military Hoepital, Cove Fields,\u201d will be received until 13:90 o'clock noon, Tuesday, Apeil 1, 1919, for the Alterations and Addi tiohs to Barrack Building for Military Hospital, Cove Fields, Quebec, P.Q.Plans and specification can be seen and forms of tender obtained st the office of the Chief Architect, Department of Public Works, Ottaïva, the Overseer of Dominion Bu 8 Central Post Office, Mantrenl, P.Qand the Clerk of Works, Postal Station \u201cB,\u201d Quebec, P.Q.Tenders will ot be convidered rl less made on the forms supplie the Department and in accerdence ith the conditions set forth thercie.Each tender must be sccompanied ° by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank payable to the order of «he Minister of Public Worke, equal to 10 p. SASLOGDONS OS ON DS 3 \u2019 MONTREAL EXCHANGE 4 | ° 20GG0GAGHANNUONS OC (By Breen & Gourdeau) Brazilian: 25 at S43.160 at 55, 25 at 35%, 200 at 85, 36 at 55.9 Cement: 15 at 5.Dominion Iron: 25 at 60%, 30 at 60%.Car: 10 at 30.Car pid: 5 at 88.\u2026 Canads Cottons pfd: 100 at 82.Canada Converters: 8 at 80% MacDonesd: 35 at 24%, 20.at 24's, 23 at 244, Shawinigan: 3 at 118.| Textile: 38 at 102%, 86 at 108, .Textile péd: 25 at 106.Steamships pédi: 100 at 70, - Spanish River: 80 at 19%, Steel of Cnaada pid: 25 at 04.Steel of Canada: 148 at 63, 120 at 63%.Laurentide: 8 at 207.Woods Manufacturing: 26 at 88.Wayagamack: 8 at 50.\u2018Merchants Bank: 18 at 192, Canadian Bank of Commerce: 5 at 208%.JRRXGANAAUANIING GON ° $ THE TORONTO 2 .q % PRODUCE MARKET 9 9 © 100 0 X08 OF X00 506 VF OF VIF QV AT RNG OF KOO Toronto, Ont, March 19\u2014Board follows.: Manitoba wheat, in store Fort Wil tam.not inciud rg tax, No.1 Non thern $2.24 1.2; No.2 Northers £2.21 1-2; No.3, $3.17; No.4 wheat 11 1-2, Manitoba oats, No.2 Canada Western 70 1-8; No.3 Canda Western 67 1-2; Fxtra No.1 feed 67 1-5; No.1 feed 65 1-8; No.2 feed 62 1.8, Manttoon Barley, wm store Fur ! William, No.3 Canada Western 96 3-8; No.4 Canade Western 9 7:8 rejected 84 7-8; fged 83 7-8, : American corn.track Toronto, prompt shipment, No.3 yellow $1,273 nominal; No.4 $1.70, nominal.Ontario\u2019 oats, according to\u2019 freight outside, No.2 white 64 to 66; No.3 white 63 to 64, Ontario wheat, f.o.b.shipping pts.according-to freights No 1 winter 2.14 to $2.20; No.2 winter $2.11 to $2.19; Ne.3 winter 2.07 to $1.18; No, 1 spring $2.00 to $2.17; No.$ spring $2.08 to $2.14; No, 3 spring $23.03 to $2.10.Peas, according to freight outside, No, 3 $1.80, nominal.Barley, according to freight outside, miting 90 to 95, nominal.Buckwheat, according to freight outside, No.2, 1.39 to $1.48, nominal, Montreal Power: 5 at 9036, 50 at 91.} vo ae a\" F gate LE RR XX J Ky 1 Issue of = Trustee.Com, from Mr.T.1 in 1853-1854 and 1865.pany Refundin, Company and The applied for be allotted Bes en TES SAN ND AEA NA 6% Twenty-Year Refun oY Fund Gold Bonds T° GUARANTEED UNCONDITIONALLY AS TO PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST BY OTTAWA LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER COMPANY, LIMITED.Dated March iat, 1919.Interest 1st March and Septembercoin ot treal, Ottawa, Toronto, New York ce registration as te prineipal.A mn ga lists will slows on or befors Marah 36th, 1919 0 .$850,000 rn «OTTAWA GAS COMPANY | a Due March let, 1030.CAPITALIZATION authorices | merrensire .* Au se rat: In .Common Shares (Raving 6%).ia $2,000,000 $2,000,000 .3% Consolidated ortgage Bends, due 1934.250,000 150,000 Refunding Mortgage Bonds.1,000,000 850,000 SECURITY FOR BONDS Bonds will be secured\u2014subject only to lien of an issue of $250.000 Consolidated Mortgage 5% Bonds of which $150,000 are now outstanding\u2014by a direct and specific mortgage charge upon all the Company's real and jmmovable properties, gas mains and plant both present and future and by a floating charge on all other assets.$150.01) of present issue will be held by Trustee for redemption of Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.Additional Bonds, amounting to $2,000,000, ranking equally with the present issue, may be issued to the extent of 75% of additions and betterments to plant, but only if Farnings for last preceding year shall have been at rate of 13{ times interest on Bonds outstanding Principe] and sersi-annual interest payable in gold Londen, Eng.Coupon Bonds with pelviiege of as a whole er in part, at the Company's optien on sinty days\u2019 netics, on any interest date at 103 and sserued interest.Montreal Trust Company, DENOMINATIONS: $1,000 and $500.and to be issued.Trust Deed provides for Sinking Fund sufficient to retire over 30™ of Bonds before maturity, at not over 103 and interest.e prospectus, copies of which will be orwarded om reg:esi.coniains a letter Ahearn, President of the Company, from which we summarize as follows: .Perpetual Charter and Franchise to carry on a gas business in Cities of Ottawa and Hull was granted the Company by a By-law of the Town of Bytown (now Ottaws) passed in 1854, and by legislation of the Parliament of the Province of Canada.passed 2.Company's System for the distribution of gas has a mileage of pipes of 141 miles.Production for the year 1918 amounted to 394,382,000 cubic feet of ; 14,227 tons Coke; 415,000 gallons Tar and 155,000 pounds Ammonia.3.Property Values of the Company $3,100,000, againet total of $1.000,000 Bonde + outstanding; including this issue.: 4.Net Earnings for 1918 available for interest on Refunding Mortgage Bonds $167,466, or more than three times amount required.\u2018ons .5.Uncenditional Guarantss.Ottawa Light, Heat and Power Company, Limited (The Holding Company of The Ottawa Electric Company and The Ottawa Gas Company) unconditionally guarantees principal and interest of Mortgage Bonds, Ottawa Gas Company for 1918 amounted to $310,149\u2014six dimes fhe amount reguired lo pay interest charges on the present issue.We offer the unsold balance of this issue at a price of: 101 and Accrued Interest, Yielding Over 5.90 % Payable as follows: 20% of the par value on application.40% of the par value on May 1, 1919.41%, of the par value on June 1, 1919.Ltrs, dep ymants may be anticipated in whole or in pes rate of 6% par annum.Accrued interest will be Application may be made on the accompanying form.ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION 164 St.James Street, Montreal APPLICATION FORM .ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION, LIMITED 29 FPP e ses e + scott Bas Sirs: I/we hereby apply for $.\u2026.value Ottawa Ges Company Twenty-Year Retin pd Sinking Fund Ed Bonds, due March 1st, , Nf agree to pay for same, or any amount that may be allotted to me/us, in accordance with the terms of your prospectus dated March 19th, 1919.Ce en Tov Securities Name (in full).Crete ssacensoasees able on ication ($100 for mach (Mr, Mrs, or Miss) RE Address Gin full).re e Ottawa Com- Combined Net Earnings of The Ottawa / i of the amount a; for.If only à portion of the amount lied towards of pubsequuant instalments.Poi be sliced at any time.Interest on payments at the adjusted upon Éaal payment, pe 58 King Street West, Toronto Ontario flour, Government Stan.$2.00 ti $3.10; No.3 spring $2.02 to dard $0.38 to $9.73: Toronto- Montreal, in jute bags prompt shipment, Millfeed, cariots, delivered Montreal, \u2014shorts $42.25; bran $40.25: freight bags included, good feed flour per bag $3.25 to $3.80.Hay.bailed, track Torunto car lots.No.1 $20 to $21 mixed $18 to $19.per ton.Straw, csrlots, $10.ANIMALS THAT WEEP, Among the creatures that weep the most easily are the: ruminants.All hunters know that stags weep, and the giraffe is not less sensitive, and regards with tearful eyes the hunter who has wounded it.Savannah, Ga, March 19\u2014Turpen- tine firm 69 1-2; sales 83; receipts 130 shipments 461; stock 24,408.Rosin, nominal; sales none; re.Manitoba flour, Government stan dard $10.78 to $11.00, Toronto, \u2014 celpts 66; shipmentes 281; stock, ds 132.\u2014 18-20 Bt.James Street.Can, t.Notes, N.Y.109,.Canadian Govt Bonds quoted by BARRY & McMANAMY Stock and Bond Brokers, Maturity.Interest rate 1001, +% QUEBEC.Price vecccoc00ote 0006 Opportunities in Long- Term Bonds Bonds maturing in 1919 or 1920 may now be sold advantageously, and the funds reinvested in longer worm securities.The benefits of may thereby be secured for a period of ten years and longer.We shall be glad so off or suggestions, Dominion SECURIT: =S QORPORATION LIMITED CANADA LIFE BUILDING MONTREAL Arman 1990 Toronto London, Fag.pr ir EEE ES F.C.Bux 212.Tel 185 .BREEN & GOURDEAU : STOCK AND SOND BROKKRS, ® ST.PETER STREET.and § SAULTAU-MATKLOT STARS Faivate Vire Cexzecticnm members Monts cab Excisage, 22 mm New vor Sona Exchange = on S 10 THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1918 + GREAT BARGAINS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 me.IN ELECTRIC FIXTURES, PORTABLE LAMPE AND SHADES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.- \u2014 Please note our Establishment closes during the Noon Hour from 11:45 a.m., to 1:15 p.m, And on Saturday at 1:00 o\u2019elock, p.m.re es Mechames Su ily Co, Lf 30-90 ST.PAU'L STRELT, QUEBEC.SUI 0030 20S 00 20 IRENE SL 00CIENN 2000S SSN NILSEN EVERSHARP Pocket Pencils As good to the eye as it is to the hand.EVERSHARP owners are discri T.J.Moore 118-120 Mountain minating people.& Co.Ltd.Hil Quebec Manufacturing Stationers Furniture | We will sell any part of our large and vasied stock of qi Furniture, a EE | gain Prices, for .We will also Repair, Upholster, and | Polish your old furniture, to your | Sacisfaction.D.S.Rickaby Cabinet Maker, Uphoisterer, Valuator FUNERAL UNDERTAKER \u2014 287 ST.JOHN STREET, QUEBEC.Telephone 361.The \"Multigraph\u201d SAVES YOU MONEY.Prints Letterimeads, Envelopes, Office Forms, Ete, mving 80 to 76 pc.Ack fur Diustrated Catalogue.Jas.T.Harrower \u2018 3508.0 DALHOUSIE 8T.QUEBEC.Removal Sale We remove on First May next to No.247 ST.JOHN STREET, SPECIALS THIS WEEK: Paper Table Napkins, assorted designs; 30 Napkins jor, .10¢ Paper Doilies, regualr 1 2 packets for ., .10s now Tally Cards, with cords, now three dozen for ., LL : Carter's Ink, Musilage or Photo Paste, for, per bottle ., vis, \u201cMikado\u201d or \u201cTrangfer\u201d protector; regular 156.now, each T.H O'NEILL 248 St.John St\u2014 1 FOR YOUR AUCTION SALE \u2014sec\u2014 A.J MAXHAN & 60.(Ratablished \u2014 oe Mrs.PF.H.Gibsone.| delible Pencils, each with meta} point 2rarvooccobessu css, 10\u20ac | Louis LaRue, Dr.Elzear Mivelle Dechene has teft for New York and Boston.Mrs.George Russell entertained at the tea hour Tuesday in honor of Mrs.F.H.Gäbsone.Miss Eileen Doherty is spending a few days in town, the guest of \u2018Madam Jules Tessier.Mr.Justice Carrol and Mrs.Carrol, are spending the week in Montreal, i guests at the Ritz Carlton.Mrs.U, Plourde, of this city.is the guest of Mrs.F.A.Sallemand, Sherbrooke street, West, Montreal.Mga Alfred T'urcot, has rcturned from Montreal, where vhe spent a few days the guest of Lady Forget, Madame LE B.Garneau und Miss Germain Garneau left for New York \"and the Southern States, where they will spend a few weeka The many friends of Mr.Gustave Simard who has been seriously ill, will be plased to learn that his condition is reported as much inproved.Madame Nec of the firm of T.D.Dubwe, has returned from New York where she collected all the most upto- date knowledge in Fushionable dress- aking.Madame Louis Lakue will entertain at the tea huur Suiflay in honor of Mes.F.H.Gfhsone, of Montreal; who is the guest oi Mrs.Lucien Cannon.St.Louis Street.Mrs.and dires.W, H.Wiggs have rece.ved word that their son Gunner H.Ross Wigys, 10th Canadian Siege Battery, is returning home on the SS.\u201cRoyal George\u201d due to arrive in Halifax about the 23rd.Mrs.Rober! S.Murphy, St.Cyrille .St, entertained Tuesday evening at a miscellaneous Shower given in honor tof Miss Irene D.Hutchison on the i occasion of her approaching marriage ita Mr.W.Watters son of Dr.Geo.| D.B.Watters of this city.! On the occasion of his 81st bir hi- : day, Mr.Louis Leclerc, notary of this ; rity, was the recipient of congratulations from his rumerous friends., Mr.Leclerc.has been practising his | profession for over fifty-five years and is one of the oldest notaries in the Province of Quebec.The returned men of the PPCLI.! of the 4th Division and the Women's Lt Le are sending as a wedding | æife te Lady Patricia Ramsay three | ! gold-handied scissors a gold i thimble in a case in the ant covered i the pin of the regiment.88¢: Mrs Lucien Cannon, gave à lunch- | much time with Her \u2018con on Tuesday, in honor of her guest of Montreal.| The other guests were Mesdames Hneri des Rivieres, Leon des Rivieres : Laetere Roy, Joachim des R.Tessier.Chas.Scott.Jacques Lantier.Chas.G.Power, W.es Draper.and George \u2018de Clercq, of | Montreal.Mr.Charles Dubraik of the 4h | Eng neers\u2019 Regiment, France, who, held the rank of Tank Commander im | the French Army, spent yesterday in {in the United States and Canada as | Shallow.Manazer of the | ce the guest of Mr.Joseph Vin- | cent.and left last night for the West | ! He expects to return here shortiy to : take up his residence.Mr Dubrail has been decorated with the Cro'x de f Guerre.with palm and star, for his services in the Great War.He has | 8lso been awarded the special decora- { {tion on account of his having been MEETINGS TODAY General Turner Chapter LODE | weekly sowing meeting at 10:30 a.m.!at the Y.W.CA.Weekly sewing meeting for L'As sistance Maternelle Quebecoise at 336 Grande Allee in the afternoon.os The Shakespeare Club meeting at Miss Louisa Bosweli\u2019s, Laporte street, Cape, at 3:18 p.m.Ladies\u2019 Curling Club weekly game 3:30 pm.\u2019 x) Quebec Branch of Navy League lecture by It.HL T.C Walker, R.Non \u201cThe Zeebrugge Raid\u201d, in Columbus Hall at 4:13 pm.WOMEN'S \"5 WORK On Tuesday afternoon several members of the National Service Club distributed chocolates and cigarettes to- returning \u201cPrincess Pats.\u201d The men seemed to appreciate sincerely the heärty welcome extende! to them by this club.« e- The Staldacona Chapter 1.OD.E, has taken over the Red Cross Lunch and Tea Room.In charge for lunch today are Mrs Meredith and Mrs.Whitehead, assisted by Mrs.Ahern, Mrs.Ronald Fortt, the Misses Vericita Price, B.Powell, Marjorie Watson and Dorothy Bancroft.Miss Minnie Scott and Mrs.George Scott will be in charge for tea.mm ere me rm en re Pauline Lemoine, and the members of the staff.Intense sympathy is felt in England for the Grand Duchess George of Russia, the news of her murder by Bolsheviks having been confirmed by the Grand Duke Alexander, uncle of the late Czar.who has been fortunate enough to escape to Paris.The deed is rendered more meaningless in that the Grand Duke ; George was not in the smallest de- jrree à politician.and his one great desire was to reach England and be ) reunited to his wife and daughters, whom he had not seen since a short time previous to the outbreak of: war.The Grand Duchess is a niece | of Queen Alexandra.being younger 18e regimental colors and fastened with | davghter of the late King George of the Hellenes.and she has spent Majesty Buckingham Palace.Put more time has heen spent at Harrogate, where the Grand Duchess runs three splendidly efficient hosnitals for wound- et solders.Her \u2018wo daughters, the Princess Nina and Xenia are re.markahly pretty and clever girls.The Ottawa Catholic Girls\u2019 Club members had the pleasure of an address by Miss Lilly Barrie at their St.Tatrick\u2019s auncheon.Monday, March t7 (Miss Barrie, who is widely known, à social worker, is vic-president of the Women's Federation of Mont-, i real, a life governor of the Biward Institute, and a lecturer on sociology az Loyola Cnllege.Miss Barrie spoke in a ch:eming manner of her social service activities, especially those in Montreal.She pointed out the value of good in- AUCTIONEERS and VALUATORS wounded three times; and in addition | tentions, and also the greater value Office \u2018phone - - - 7888 Private \u2018phone - « « 8960 4: \u2014\u2014\u2014 Naw Stylas SPRING Ariving dally in HICH GRADE SHOES Wn.Janes \u20ac Suis Custom Shoemakers 42 Fabrique Street | carries five years service stripes.The Duke of Devonshire entertained at dinner again Tuesday evening, when his guest« were Hon.Dr.J.».Reid, Colone! Canper.M.P.: Mr.ad, t Mrs, IF.Crowds, Miss Elsie Keef.' Ler Mr F J.Fulton.M.P., arfd Mrs, Fulton, Maior W.D.Cowan, M.D; | : Mrs.and Miss Cowan.Mr.I.5 Areue, MIP, and Mrs.Argue, \"1; H.M.Shaw.M.P.and Mrs.Sho Mr.Robert Cruise, M P,; Mr.W.A.Buchanan, M.P.and Mrs.Buchanan, Mr.E.W.Tobin, MP.and Mrs.Tobin, Mr.Wm.Duff, MP: Mre Duff and Miss Duff.Mr.H.M.Mowat, M.I>, and Mra.Mowat, Miss SCOLDING THE CHILDREN, Nervous mothers, werriel froin morning to night by the care of chil.: dren and the duties of the honsehobl: nervous children, perhaps worn ont by overstudy, unable to sit still or stand still.or keep their minds con- eentrated or anything, both need Dr, i Williams® Pink Pills to build up the blond and strengthen the nerves, Try a short treatment with these strengtiening, tonic pills and watch the cofnr return to pale cheeks and?ips: see how the worn tired nerves! recover their poise.note how much | less irritating the children become, | and how much less scolding they ! need.Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills are a | Riesling tn nervous peonle every.o Uwhere.men as well as women, hove! as well as gitls, because they build : ap the hlaod and strengthen the | nerves.They lighten the cares of life because they give you new] strength to meet them, In the case of nervous children the trouble should he corrected at once, an it is hut a short step to St.Vitus dance.Clive them Dr.Williams® Pink Pifla to build up the blond, and whether boy or girl they pl become pink.cheeked and reg.\u201cDr Wiltiams® Pink Pifs shout! he kept in every home, as a precau- \u2018lon againm the manv troubles due ta watery blood and wesk | You can get the pills through arv dealer in medicine, or by mail at an cents a box or aix hoxes for $0.50 from The De, Williams Medicine Co.« Brockville, Ont Quebec; Pre.Rae, no address; tries, indication of such an influence of action, Miss Barrie dwelt on the fact that \u201cunion meant strength\"; and that power of an organization huband\u2019s : ed in a win for the home club by 75 | ati Peters Ward; Reynolds and Griffin, Royal | Districti such as the Catholic Girls\u2019 Club as a! group shoukl be unlimited.The op- 1 portunities of social service nowadays are great arti it is hoped that at an early date Ottawa will have schools where this most important branch may he started.Miss Rarrie in clos ing expressed her great happiness in being invited to sneak to the meet: of so splendid a cluh.Over 100 mem- hers and guests sa: dawn tn tables, prettily decorated for the or.| casion.Miss Lilly Rarrie.Mrs.C.J.° Steers and Mrs, I.Lorne McDougall were the guests of honor.MORE QUEBEC bec Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Club CREAM OF WHEAT .+.per package, 0.88 concert organæed by Mile Jeanne per dozen, 8.89 Pelletier.was an exceptionally , good TILLSON'S SCOTCH OATMEAL, 43¢ package far.0.39 one, where all acquitted themselves so SAGO ie eerie aie PS per tb.0.88 weil it is difficult 10 select any num- 8 Ws for.1.00 ber for spec'al mention.TAPIOCA o.oo see sacs Cee eee \u2026.per I.0.28 The applause which grested the, § tbs for.1.00 duet \u201cSous Bois\u201d for two pianos, by SCOTCH OATMEAL .\u2026.00000000 cs can cesne nec.Pet .0.10 Staub.delightfully played by Melles \u201c's ihe for.0.47 TR | Antoinette and Jeanne Turcotte, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR .sass cena en0us Basses per bb.0.15 t reached its climax when Mile Ga- 8 tbs for.0.64 the | brielle Langlois made her first ap- | i preached on the following sunday by PURITY dirs: MAKES Better Porridge The same care and skill is used in milling PURITY OATS as in our more famors product | \u2014 100 Years Ago Latest from England, The Courier of the 33rd of Junuary announces the death of the \u201cQueen Mother of Spain,\u201d Maria Theresa, consort of Charles IV, and the mother of Ferdinand the VII.Her Majesty, says the Courier, expired on the Sad inst, This double calamity, the loss of a wife and a parent, with in a short period of each other, will be severely felt by the King of Spain.Our papers also announced the death of the Queen of Werterfburg, The Corination ot the King of France is fixed for the 2nd of May.Dr.Walcot.Dr.Walcot better known as Peter Pindar, was burried on the 12th Janin the chureh yard of St.Pani Covent Garden, close to the spot which contains the remains of Butler, the celebrated author of Hadibras, In the Pressand will shortly be published, and for sale by the Booksellers in Quebec, Montreal, Kingston, York and Niagra.The Sermon preached by the late Rev.Dr.Spark in the Scotch Church at Quebec, on the day of his death, on the text Gen, XLV 24th.\u201cSee that ye fall not out hy the way;\u201d to-' gether with the Funeral Sermon\u2019 Western Canada Flour Mills Co.Limited \u201c HBAD OPFICE\u2014TORONTO, ONTARIO the Rev.Mr.Wilkie, bath published at the request of the Elders and, Congregation.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Curling.The match between St.Lawrence of Montreal and Victoria of Quebec was played in the Victoria Rink here yesterday morning and result- STYLISH SPRING SUITS New York Models to 58.The _ following represented Vietoris:\u2014S.S.Bennett, E, L.Sewell, G.E.A.Jones, J.D.Gilmour, Lt- Col.Wilson, Lt.-Col.White, A.E.Swit, Ad H.Cook.H.C.Sheppard and W.S.Bennett.SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY TODAY OF EXCLUSIVE MODELS, IN STYLISH SPRING SUITS, MADR UP IN S8BRGE, GABERDINE and POPLIN.Municipal Elections.The \u2018candidates elected yesterday were Messrs.Leonard, Angers and i Chambers, St.Louis Ward; Tanguay, Tessier and Boisseau, l'alace Ward; Stafford and Rancour, Montcalm Ward; Bussieres, Cote and Poitras, in St, John's Ward; Foley, in St.COME EARLY AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION! in Champlain Ward; Gagnon, Martineau and Dussauit, in Jacques Cartier Ward: Belanger.Gignac and Duchaine, St.Roch's Ward; Dion, Cote and Pouliot, in $t.Sauveur Ward and Fiset and Parent, in St.Valiers Ward re res he American Fashion House 69 BUADE STREET.Justice of the Peace.Messrs F.U.Stanton, Manager of the Chateau Frontenac, and T.E.Hotel Victoria, have been added to the fist of the Justices of the I'eace for this Telephone 4975.DELIGHTFUL CONCERT.Programme Submitted Yesterday by Ladies\u2019 Morn'ng Musical Club | \"SPECIAL PRICES Money, ayn Ste of ts we BIG 8IX.The most delicious, nutritious and economical of Pleased Audience.Breakfast Foods, at.\u2026.Per package, $0.88 KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES, ate.vee reaper package, 0.18 per dozen, 1.74 Yesterday's prozramme oi the Que- - GEORGES PATRY, 28 FABRIQUE STREET, Telephones 6400-8401.C.I.B, License No.8-2339.pearance at the Club.playing with great execution, Prelude, Op.2nd (Chopin) and the Staccate Caprice (Vogr'eh).Although it had been announced that no encores would be, allowed.Mle Langlois was recalled | | | | goons ow SOLDIERS RETURNING three times.The following telegram has been i received by the officer in charge of ©!) by Madame F.LeM.de Marthe Military Informat'on Bureau: The following arrived for Military District No.8 rx \u201cCeltic\u201d at Halifax yesterday and will proceed by special i Leroux) were especially appealing, trans to respective dispersal areas this evening: Spt.Janelle, Richmond, Que.: Pte.Laroque, Cap St.Ignace, Que: Pte.Fraser.Cap St, Ignace; Cpl.Mullin, Grand'Mere, Que.; Pte.Rouleau.St.Henri de Levis, Que.: Pte.Bilodeau, Shawinigan Falls, Que; Pte.Me.| Nawghton, Metapedia.Que.; Pte, Leduc, 1204 \"A\" St.Denis, Montreal, Pte.Caron, Price street, Chicoutimi, Pte.Bourassa.Danville, PQ: Pte Sompson, Rosebridge.Gaspe; Pte.Tousignant, St.Philimine de Fortierville, Lotbiniere, P.Q.; Pte.Penney, Belvedere Road, Quebec; Pte, Beruct, 33% Gabriel street, Quebec: Pte.Lynch, 10 Cremaz:e street, Quebec: Pte.Picard, 398 Ric'ielieu street, Quebec: Pte, Shermar 98 Ste.Foye Fond e Johnston.no address; Pte Panier, no address; Capt.Bird, Megantic, Que; Lieut.Cheddock.BOLSHEVISM A MICROBE.The theory of President Poincare that Bolshevosm is a microbe that attacks defeated, not victorious coun.seems to be substantiated by certain results in the British elee- tions, for wherever there \u2018was brid the majority ageinst it seemed