The Quebec chronicle, 20 janvier 1920, mardi 20 janvier 1920

[" 020 WEATHER FORECAST: *, Fair and Decidedly Cold.~ ESTABLISHED 1764, = a b Perte y, SENS be Dik of Coma | EXTRA FANCY LARGE WHITE POLISHFHD CAROLINA RICE.| The highest grade obtainable, for Puddings, stc., per 1b.8%¢ |i GENUINE SINGAPORE TAPIOCA.*Whole or Beeded, per Ib .m.0\u2026ceosmocmenessmecc00s0 000 .300 A.QRENIER | Phones 1247-1248.94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.t DISAPPEARANCE OF A.J.SMALL Toronto Mystery Now Attributed to Kidnapping By the Police Authorities Toronto, Ont, Jan.19.-\u2014 The mysterious disappearance of Ambrose J.Bmall, former owner of the Grand Opera House here, who sold Bie theatrical interests to the Trans- Canada Theatres, Limited, and se- osived a cheque for a million dollars, when the deal was completed, December 2nd, last, and has not been seen or heard from since that date, 1s now attributed to kidnapping A Toronto detective, accompanied by a local lawyer, has gone to New York to try to obtain some clue to the missing man.It 1s stated the Gotham visit is the result of the receipt of a communication by the police here.Mr.8mall reputed to be worth sevéral milllon dollars, apparently left Toronto unprovided for a lengthy journey or a long absence trom home and he had been missing for about four weeks before general publicity was given to the case.Then a reward of $500 was offered by his wife.Recently the reward was increased to $5,000.A peculiar coincidence in connection with Mr.Small's disappearance was the announced departure of John Doughty, Mr.Small» private secretary, for many years, on December 28 Nothing has been heard of Mr.Doughty since then.RESENT SAVAGERY OF SEMENOFF\u2019S FORCES Al Classes of Trans-Baikalia Ready to Welcome Socialists or Even Bolshevism London, Juu.20, Tuesday\u2014The British, French and Japansse-.diplo |.matic staffs have arrived at Harbin, Manchuria, from Chita, Siberia, according to the Daily Mail's Harbin corrsspondent.They are unanimous.says the correspondent.tl.at it will be impossible to re-constijute a government of the same character as that of Admiral Kolchak anywhere wast of Manchuria.\u201cThe savagery of Genera] Semenoffs forces,\u201d the correspondent adds.\"roused the whole of Trans.&aikalia against him, and all classes are ready to wel;ome a socialist, or even a Poishevist regime.The Japanese, who long supported Semenoff, share the odium attaching te him and cannot hold the railroad without enormous reinforcements.The correspondent says there is an unconfirmed.report that the Bolsheviki have destroyed a Polish division near Krasnoyarsk.SWITRERLAND ALSO INTERESTED IN KAISER Geneva, Jan.19\u2014The demand of the Allies upon Holland for the extradition of former Emperor William (a being given great attention In offi.clal and political circles here, as it is believed the result of the demand will determine the stalus of political refugees in Switzerland, of whom there are many.Former Emperor Charles of Austria and former King Ludwig of Bavaria both are in Switzerland.It is reported that ther are also hiding in the country: at present a number of persons who expected to be demanded by the Allies from Germany.ARCHBISHOP HAYES REFUSES INVITATION New York, Jan.19\u2014Patrick J.Hayes, Catholic Archbishop of New York, will not attend the meeting of clergymen of New York and vicinity to be held today under the auspices of the anti-Saloon League +.In à reply to the invitation sent to him by Wm.H.Anderson, Btate Buperintendent of tha League, Archbishop Hayes said it was \u201cextraordinary that the Federal Prohibition Amendment should he singled out for particular attention above other statutes equally binding.\" 3M\" CHARGES T0 BE PROBED Will Be Investigated By the Senate Sub - Committee When Made \u2018Washington, D.C, Jan.19.\u2014 Charges of Read-Admiral Sims that the Navy Department failed to ce- operate fully with ths Allies during the great war will be investigated by the Sena! sub-committee before which they were made.This was decided today by the full naval committee, which alsv authorized appointment of another sub-committee to determine whether there should be an Inquiry into charges made by John R.Kathom, editor of the Providence (R.L) Journal, that with the knowledge of Secretary Daniels many seamen in the Navy \u201chave been used for most vile and nameless practices in order to entrap innocent men.\u201d While the Senate Committee was in session, Secretary Daniels announced that Admiral Sims would be called upon to make good hin charges either before the Senate or a naval board.Simultaneously, Chalrman Butler, of the House Naval Committe, announced that Major-General Leonard Wood will be called before thai committes to explain statements attributed to him that American naval vessels wore \u201cfloating death traps.\u201d seneral Wood explained at Portland, Maine, today that what he said was that naval ships manned by untrained crews would be death traps in battle, LIFT RUSSIAN TRADE EMBARGO Decision of Supreme Council Causes Upward Movement in Russian Securities London, Jan.19.\u2014The decision of the Supreme Council at Faris regarding the partial lifting of the trade embargo aguinst Russia caused an upward.movement in virtually all the Russian securities quoted on the Stock Exchange today.Russian five percent bonds rose fuur points, four and one haif percents improved three points, while four percents advanced five puints Mine and vil shares also appreciated considerably but the mouvements were vut of pru- portion to the business done, holders now seeing a possibie return of sume of their sunken capital, were just nus anxious to retain their stocks as Jey were Lo sell them a few wecke ago, Ready to Negotiate Copenhagen, Jan.19.\u2014M.Litvinoft, the Soviet representative here said today he had nut yet been approached concerning the Supreme Council's decision to raise the blockade, but that he waa ready to negotiate if approached.Should his government agree to the suggested exchange, he added, it must be thorough new representatives of the so-operative societies, not through a few of the former representatives in London anr Paris, who, he de- vlared, were counter-revolutionaries.He had no notice of the Soviet Government\u2019s intention but believed it would be favorable to the proposition.NEW FRENCH TAX BILL Paris, Jan.19\u2014The provisions of the new taxation bill introduced i the Chamber of Deputies recently by louis Klotz, Minister of Finance in the outgoing Cabinet, wers publish- od today.The bill, which is in no way binding on the new government, includes a complementary tax to the war-profits tax, a tax on increased wealth acquired during the war, even by the most legitimate ;means, and taxes on the importation of refined olls, petroleum and essences.BROKER DROPS DEAD.Toronto, January 19.\u2014 Samuel Mooney, member of the Livestock Commission firm of Tucker and Mooney, this city, dropped dead this afternoon while selling stock at the Union Stock Yards.He was sixty years of age.SCHEME FINDS GREATER FAVOR Proposed Exchange of Goods Societies London, Jan.13\u2014In diplomatic and commercial circles here the scheme for an exchange of goods with the Russian co-operative so.cleties was much more favorably received today, after \u201cconsideration than when the announcement was first made.It is candidy admitted that the first news of the decision came as à great surprise attended by misgivings, but anxiety over the plan is diminishing as the situation is further canvassed.One pertinent question being asked, however, is whether the Bolshoviki might not noire raw materials which it was intended to ship out, in which case the exporters would be forced to deal with.the \u2018reds\u2019 who might be unwilling to allow certain goods which the Aussadly, to enter.One diplomat, familiar with Russia, said today that if Russia had machinery, particularly agricultural machinery, which would give the people wliling to work a chance to do so it would be worth much in morale, now crushed by fear of the Bolshevik.Those viewing the plan of exchange from a purely commer clal angle ses far-reaching possibili- tles in it.It is stated on good authority that,even in the event of difficulties arising over attempts to stabilize exchange merchants could without great inconvenience barter directly with the co-operative so- cleties on the basis of the pound sterling although no money or credit was employed.This feature, however, has long been glven consideration by the British overseas trade department, which worked out an extensive plan dealing with south Russia when General Denikine was in control, but which has not yet been executed.British traders, however, have been able in the past few months to get several ship loads of supplies from Russia in exchange for manufactured articles Prompting Influence.London, Jan.19\u2014One of the influences which prompted Lloyd George to put forward a plan to rales: the Russian blockade, It 1» learned, was a private letter from the Food Controller, George H.Roberts, who pointed out that arrangements could be made to get foodstuffs from Russia, the priced in England, which primarily depended so largely on Russia for food, would rapidly decrease.Another influence was a long telegram from James O'Grady, representing the British Government in the negotiations at Copenhagen, stating that his negotiations with Litvinoff, the Russian Roviet representative which were subject to nev- eral hitches, could be made much rasier if the blockade were lifted.That message was delivered to the Premier on Friday last, 1f Mr.O'Grady has rightly interpreted Litvinoft's desires it shows that both the Rolshevik and the anti-Rolshevik sections want the blockade off.Just what foodstuffs are in Nussia, where they are and who controls them is somewhat vague, the Food Ministry announces, but best ingr- mation in the hands of the Ministry shows that there must be an enormous amount.Controller Roberts statement that there are three million tons of wheat in Russia, was declared today to be based on reports which the Minisiry had received from time to time.| ws Index.| Page One.Disappearance of NJ Small.Bims' Charges To Be Probed.Scheme Finda (reater Favor.More Than Two Thousand Ci Dominjon Has Acted Quietly.Conference of Supreme Council.Began Cabinet Making Early.No Newsprint Bupplies Yet.Weather Report.Page Two.Paquet's Announcement, Page Three.Mackensie-King Waa Optimistic.Exploitation Law Is Passed.Are Anxious and Astonished.Hangman Ellis Is In Montreal.Several Bhips Are In Trouble.Destroyers To Aid Powhattan.| Swear Words By Acting Premier.But One Day's Grain Reserve.Labor's Fitnesa For Government, Deported Reds Now In Russia.Page Four.Editorial: Press Comment Page Five, Sir Chas.Ross Has Settled Local Saloon Btock Seized Parish Council Approved Bill Powers of the Commerce Board Ald.Fiset's Hat in the Ring.Assembly Meets This Afternoon.Page Bix Play In Jubilee Trophy Olympio Games Begin April 10 Project for Atlantic Flight ! Pago Eight, Shipping News Page Nine.Financia! and Commercial News New York and Montrea] Markets Affairs in the Financial World.Page Ten.At the Theatres We Social and Personal + Reminiscences of the Pash |, with Russian Co-Operative | trian people are reported as needing se: QUEBEC, MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND CASES OF INFLUENZA Chicago Health Department Swamped With Appeals for Nurses Yesterday FIFTY DEATHS Death-rate Extremely Small Compared with Previous Epidemic \u2014 Chicago, Ill, Jan.19.\u2014Chicago\u2019s Health Department was swamped with appeals for nurses today to combat the spread of influenzg and pneumonia, of which more than 2.- 000 cases have been reported in the last forty eight hours with fifty deaths.Health Department officials declared the city needed at least 10,000 nurses to handle the situation properly.: ,8ince 9 o'clock this morning 800 new cases of influenza were reported to the Board of Health, and new pneumonia cases numbered 100, with sixteen deaths.Health Department officials point- #d out that the death rate has been extremely small dis compared with last year's epidemic and with the number of cases reported.Health Commissioner John Dill Robertson toduy started a campaign against \u2018\u2019cold flat\u201d owners when 105 complaints were received.An ln- quiry will be made into each complaint, and where sickness is found, sction to bring about a proper heat supply will be taken, Dr.Robertson wid.The Health Commissioner of Evanston reported that Influenza cases today increased thirty percent, and that 300 persons were 11! there.Other neighboring towns reported slight increases.The epidemic has been checked at Camp Grant.Rockford, Ills, and at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station 9¢ new cases were reported today as compared with a previous dally average of 150.NO NEWSPRINT SUPPLIES YET Suspension of Three Winnipeg Daily Newspapers Still in Force Ottawa, Ont., Jan.19.\u2014 (Dy Canadian Press)\u2014No newsprint supplies reached Winnipeg today and the suspension of three city newspapers continues.It is reported two cars | were shipped to Winnipeg tonight over United States lines from the Fort Frances mills.Every effort is being brought to bear to force the Canadian Government to lift the em- barge lodged against export of paper shipments from the mill of the Fort Frances Pulp and Paper Company, Limited.Individual United States daily newspapers that receive newsprint supplies from this Canadian mill, United States Press Associations, and the Government of the United Slates have all made strong representations to the Canadian Government.Even the British Government, it is said.has communicated with the Canadian Government on the subject of the action taken agal the Fort Frances mill.The Canadian Government.however, is standing firmly by its embargo order and sternly refusing to consider the removal or permit any paper to be exported until the Fort Frances Pulp and Paper Company yields obedience to the order of the Dominion Paper Cuntroller of January 190, AIR LINE ROUTE TO ALASKA MAPPED Nearly Five Thousand Miles Has Been Plotted by Army Servioe Washington, Jan.18.\u2014 An air route from Mineola, N.Y.to Nome.Alaska, a distance of 4,871 miles, has been plotted by the Army Air this course at some time in future.The proposed route crosses the Canadian boundary at Minot, N.D, At Hazelton, B.C, the route turns north between the coast range and the Rockies to White Horse, Yukon Territory, and crosses the Alaxkan border at Fort Egbert and thence to Nome.ARMOUR MAY OPEN CANADIAN PLANT Ottawa, Jan 19\u2014It is reported her that the Armour Packing concern of Chicago wilt shortly be established in Ottawa Negotiations between that concern and the Canadlan Pacific Railway are now proces - ing to the end that the Armour people will obtain a portion of the Broad Strest Station for their pur.vost TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920.ONFERENCE OF BEGAN TASK OF Service with a view to a fight over | SUPREME COUNCIL Representatives of Azerbaigan and Georgian Governments Were Heard Parls, Jan.19\u2014The Bupreme Council.with M.Clemenceau presiding, this morning heard representatives of the Azerbaijan and Georgian Rovernmenls with reference to the integrity of their territory and its eventunl defense against attacks by the Bolsheviki.It is understood the Council considered measures for ald of these states for defense of their frontiers in case of need, M.Clemenceau will preside at the mesting of the Council tomorrow, and according to latest information, will eontinue to represent France until all het business in hand in which he has had a personal part is Anlshed.Continuation of the present conference beyond tomorrow depends upon whether the French Government is too absorbed with interna! Affairs (0 go on with the important international questions still before the Coun:il.Unless M.Millerand, the new Premier, decides he wants to go on uninterruptedly with the deliberations, Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain, will go home Wednesday.It is reiterated in Council circlea that the statement on the Russian situation issued by the British War Office recently does not justify the inference that offensive military action aginst the Bolsheviki Is under consideration.\u2018The only eventuality that has been discussed ix the defence of neighboring states in case the Bolsheviki attack them, it is declared DOMINION HAG ACTED QUIETLY Deportation of \u201cReds\u201d Going Year \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Monireal, Que.Jan.19\u2014(By Canjan Press) \u2014Lieutenant-Colonel WE.Date, Commandant of the Camp for Alien Enemies, at Kapuskasing, back here on furlough, stated today that while United States newspapers of two hundred \u201creds\u201d to Furope, the Canadian Government had been carrying on this work quietly but effectively for over a year past.During the past year well over a thousand alien enemies had heen shipped from Canada and more were yet to go.They included Austrians and Germans chiefly with a certain num- her of Russians.These parties were sent under guard generally to Rotterdam or other ports from which easy arcess could he secured to Central European points.About one hundred of the Winnipeg \u201creds\u201d had been thus deported who had heen gathered in during the troubles at Winnipeg last June hy the Royal North West Mounted Police and sent an in batches to Kapuskasing, whence they were shipped across the Atlantic.Lieutenant-Colonel Date said there were only at the present time about 100 alien enemies teft at Kapuskasing, together with a few hundred in camps in other parts of the country who would be sent home at the earliest opportunity, SOLDIERS OVERCOME BY INTENSE COLD at Military Funeral in Montreal Had to Drop Out Montreal, Que.Jan.19.\u2014At an military funerai here today, the extreme cold coupled with the long «low march to the cemetery and the parade there, proved too much for two members of the firing party.They were overcome by exposure and drapped out almost in a fainting condition.They recovered quickly after first ald had been administered.Thin was in connection with the military funerals accorded Private Baby of the Ruyal Montreal Regiment and Company-Bergeant Major i\u2019.Lindsay.of the 24th Battalionwing to the suspected outbreak of liphtheria at the Peel Street Barracks, which have hean placed un.ter quarantine, & detachment of the Royal Canadian Dragnons waz sent in from 8t.Johns, Que, to ofcinte \u201c8 firing parties, WINNIPEG STILL Winnipeg, Man, Jan.19.\u2014(By Can.Press) \u2014Agsain today Winnipeg in without dally newspapers and atiil depends for its Information on current events upon the bulletin wer- vice arranged by the three dailies na à result of the newsprint short.+80 TEA ALLOWED TO BE EXPORTED London, Jan.1%,< \u2018By Can.Press)-The Ministry of Food regulations regarding the exportation vf tea from the United Kingdom, have been relaxed.They operated hitherto prejudicially against Canadian exporters but now, tend to a \\vractionliy firm market On Effectively For the Past had made much ado of a shipment] Two Members of Firing Party! WITROUT PAPERS: CABINET-MAKING \u201cAT EARLY HOUR Millerand Made Result Known to Deschanel and Poincare Today UNDER-SECRETARIES ucher Chronicle.Majority of Names on Slate Unknown to the General; Public Paris, Jan.19.\u2014M.Étillerand be- | gun bis Ask of cabinet making at\u2019 an early hour today and reached a point at 11:15 o'clurk where he vouid make known the result to: l\u2019resident-elect Deschanel and President Poincare I When Raoul Pert declined the war portfoliv, preferring io reserve hisasell for the Presidency of the Chamber of Deputies, M.Millerund - offered the Ministry of War to Andre Lefevre, why yesterday said that he\u2018 preferred that office to the Ministry | ol Public Works.: The Minister of Finance, Frederic.Francois Marsal, who is not & meni- ber vf l'ariinment, vwes lis appuint- nent tv the mechanical and financial kill he showed at the War Ministry He is foriy six years old | and graduated from st Cyr Military College with à number une record.He begait tha war as & captain of\u2019 un:nounted chasseurs.Shortly afterwards he wus attached to the staf | vf General Rouques, Minister of | War, and then joinud General Castelnau's stat.M.Clemenceau recalled M.Marsal to the JMinistry of War in 1317, und he remained there veeu- | pied with economic and financial questions, until demobilized.Then he became a director of various banks and business cuncerns.Jean Baptise Emile Ogier, Generul Secretary fur the Ministry of Libermted | Hegions, will suceeed Captain Andre Tardieu, as head of this Alinistry.The following are slated for under-secretaries:\u2014 M Ribot, at M.Millerand's office; | Emmanuel Brousse, noted fur his! criticism of the budget and his de- aunciation of waste by the Govern- ment, at the Department of Finance.! M.Queuiilet, at iho Ministecy ot l'Agriculture: i M.Thourmnyre, at the Food Ministry; and Paul Bignon, at the Department of Maritime Portis, Transports and Merchant Marine.| Louis Deschamps was made Un- der-Secrctary of Posts and Tele- | graphs; M.Flanding, Under-Sec- \u2018retary of Aeronautic Transport: { Victor-Buret, Under-Secretary for Hydraulic Forces, and M.Coupal, former Becretary of the Mechanics\u2019 Union and former Vice-President of |the Higher Council of Labor, Under- {Secretary for Technical Instruction.The majority of these names are unknown tu the general public.The Cabinet was completed by the acceptance by Andre Maginot, former Minister of the Colonies, of the post of Minister of Pensions, ' ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF GOLD COIN | canada Sent Ten Million\u2019 Dollars to the United-States to Help Relieve Exchange New York, Jan.19.\u2014Gold coin valued at $10,000,000 has arrived [here from Canada during the past Itew days, it was announced today.This is probably the halance of the 1820,000,000 sent to this country to; jmeet some obligations and partly to: remedy depreciation in Canadian exchange.\u2018The first halt of the ship- nient arrived on December 13 and 14.[The Weather.Toronto, Ont.Jan.19\u2014The| weather has heen cold today in near-» 1y all parts of the Dominion and light snow has fallen in Southern! Saskatchewan and Western Ontario.Temperatures! Min.Max Victoria .38 43 Kamloops .30 34 Edmonton .16° .\\ 2e qe Pattieford - 16° Winnipeg .8 Port Arthur .Parry Sound 4 London .13 | Toronto .34 Kingeton .6 Ottaws .6 Montreal .2e Quebec 10° St.John ° Halifax .10 | * Below Zero.Forecasts! Lower Lakes and Georgian Bav\u2014 Local snowfalls or flurries but most ly fair and cold.Ottawa Valley Upper and lower St.Lawrence-\u2014Fair and decidedly cold.Guif and North Shore\u2014Fair and decidedly cold.Maritime\u2014Fresh winds light loca\\ snow but mostly fair.Lake Buperior\u2014Mostly Fair.Manitoba; Saskatchewan and Al- derte-\u2014Continued decidedly cold.TEMPERATURES: Min.22 below; Max.10 below PRICE TWO CENTS MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF WOMEN'S WEAR AND FURS IN OUR HISTORY Every department in the store is contributing to the success of this unusual sale, the fur department particularly offers an unlimited selection in every fur.10% To 25% Off Coats of Hudson Seal, Electric Seal, Nutria.20% To 50% Off Cloth Suits, Over Coats, Serge Dresses, Evening Frocks, Lingerie Blouses, Serge Skirts, and Underskirts of Jersey Silk.' We will dispcsed of all our Silk Sweaters usually sold for up to $32.50 for $15.00 each.3 Wool Spencers Now 2.00 wn Gitte i Diamonds, Pearls, Sapphires and other preciens stones; Fine Watches, Clocks snd Staring Silver; Art Goods; this choice stock of ours, > G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, : 16 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite Clty Hall.À ENGRAVING ON GOLD, SILVER AND FRENCH IVORY.Now that the very busy season is past, we will be pleased to have our customers bring in their Signet Rings, Cuff Links, Cigarette and Card Cases to be engraved, Our engraver produces most effective monograms in colors, on French Ivory Mirrors, Brushes and Manicure Pieces.G.SEIFERT & SONS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite City Hall Jewellers, } I am always satisfied when IER BA lunch at the \u201cLA MARNE CAFE,\u2018 33 Palace Hill, ~ 1] HUA ID HOT 11 p of nfs ti M | us III J TTT iT pull \"In Combination With The January White Sale By combining our January Clearance Sale in all departments, with the sale of lingerie and white goods, we are making a big onslaught on the high prices, We are sparing no efforts to give the biggest bargains within the memory of the present generation, We made a record year in 1919, and after taking our inventory, we are determined to make a veritable festival of astounding bargains throughout the whole store, in which all our patrons can enjoy the pleasure of saving mouey on everything they buy.Even this full page advertisement does not contain the half of the economies presented.You bave to visit the store to realize the extent of the savings you can make during this sale, Mouths' of careful planning find their consumation in this January Sale of lingerie, which in scope and in values has no equal in the merchandising history of the year.Thousands and thousands of pieces vf lingerie are spread lavishly in every direction in our large lingerie department, It is certain that you can buy dainty lingerie here at prices far lower than you would find elsewhere.- Cotton corset covers in plain model, trimmed with lace embroidery.wpecial sale price .27¢ Cotton corset covers, trimmed with torchon lace and insertion, with ribbon beading, mle Ratiste corset covers in good quality, trimmed with torchon lace, pretty model, special male Cotton corset covers in good quality, trimmed with fillet lace, special sale price .\u2026.88¢ Nainsook corset covers trimmed with thread lace and insertion, with ribbon beading in embroidery, special sale price .$1.49 Japanese silk corset covers, trimmed with woud quality lace, with ribbon beading, special Price Looe FU $1.89 Cotton drawers, trimmed with thread lace, special sale price .ooLoooiiiieeeei 30¢ Hatinte drawers, in plain model, trimmed with terehon lace, special sale price à pair .\u2026.64c Datiste drawers of good quality with frill of lace, special o.oo \u20ac {80 Nainsook drawers of good quality, trimmed with muslin embroidery, special sale price a PAP EP $1.24 | | ! | | | | Naæinsook drawers in pretty model, hand worked, special sale price 8 pair .$2.59 Cotton night dresses in plain model, trimmed with thread lace, special sale price .98¢ Cottou night dresses in good quality, prettily trimmed with thread work in pale blue, spevial sale price coon $1.49 Batiste night dresses in plain empire model, wade with tucks, special sale price .$1.89 Batiste night dresses in good quality, trimmed wih fillet lace and four ornaments made of pale pink ribbon, special sale price .$1.08 Nainsook night dresses, trimmed with hand embroidery with ribbon beading in the same sivie, special sale price .$3.19 Nuinscok wight dresses of good quality, hand embroidered, prettily trimmed with pale pink ribhon, special sale price .$8.08 Night dresses in pretty empire model, wade of valenciennes lace and insertions, special sale J an ae es \u201c$1.49 Cotton underskirts with frill of fucks trimmed with embroidery, special sale price .sec price Cotton underskirts with wide frill of embroidery, special sale price .$1.69 Batiste underskirts of good quality, with large frill\u2019 of embroidery, on bottom, special mle price .[I veer.$2,08™ Nainsook underskirts with pretty frill of embroidery, trimmed with lace, special sale price eerie aes Loerie cacccnnu 0000.$ABO Neinsook underskirts with fritl of tucks and lace, trimmed with fillet lace and insertion of the same kind, special sale price .$3.48 Cotton chemise, trimmed with embroidery, special sale price .T0¢ Cotton chemise trimmed with lace, embroidery and insertion, special sale price .ot Batiste chemise in good quality, trimmed with lace and insertion, special price .$1.69 Envelope chemise in good quelity cotton, trimmed with torchon lace, special sale price.vasvens séasses terran.4 Emvelope chemise in batiste, trimmed with hand work in pale blue with ribbon the same colors, special sale price .ees $0.79 Envelope chemise in nainsook trimmed with fillet lace and insertion special sale price $4.48 \"Cotton combinations of good quality, trimmed with torchon lace, special sale price .$1.49 Batiste combinations, trimmed with lace, embroidery and insertion, special sale price .$(,88 Nainsook combinations in good quality rimmed with muslin embroidery and fillet lace, ial sale price .ieviiniiiiiiiiinnn.49 Servants aprons in good quality, cotton trimmed with embroidery, bib, special sale price §9¢ Nurses aprons in very good quality, plain model, special sale price each .aa.16e Servants aprons, trimmed with embroidery insertion, special sale price .$1.25 Servants aprons in good quality, lawn with bib trimmed with lace, special price .$1.20 Servants aprons in good quality, cotton trimmed with tucks and insertions, these aprons have bibs, special sale price .$1.65 Bride's troussesu, in good quality, cotton trimmed with embroidery, special .$1.49 Bride's trousseau, in batiste, containing four pieces, good quality, trimmed with lace and insertion, special .teres 0000 v.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.$8.98 Bride's trousseau, trimmed with embroidery and insertion, and thread face, and pretty ornaments of ribbon, special sale price .$12,49 Bride's trousseau, in nainsook, made with embroidery and tucks, special sale price.$19.49 Bride's trousseau in silk crepe de chine, trimmed with val.lace snd insertion, special mle Price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.426.88 Corsets of a good coutil, medium bust, four garters, trimmed with lace, very special sale PRICE «.ccvrecncncsercnrsarces snse-e.B88 Thousands of Yards of Laces at Trivial Prices Half bleached cotton (coton jaune), regular a yard 24e, specind Lie.[PN 18 1-20 Bigger Values Than Ever In Linens and Staple Goods White cireular piliow cotton, 40 inches wide, 50c value for 30e Embroidery Sale 25000 yards of Loom and Swiss embroideries, edgings end inæer- A big lot of torchon and val.laces an: insertions, clearing at a F10 E e be ! Regular 3e, sale price .21e Regular 38¢.sal: price oo.ant dec 42 inches wide, 56¢ value for .Ade 44 inches wide, 60c value for .49¢ tions will be offered during this sale.Fine mull e.gings and insertions for children\u2019s wear, 1 1.4 to 3 1-4 inches wide, a yard.a.10¢ Inmertions and beadings, 2 1-2 to 3 1-4 inches wide, a yard .[0g O.W.Regular 47e, gale price .40c White entton shirting, regular a yard 25c, sale price A YAPÉ LL.000 sue 00 0as bee se a rence s ane 000 18 1-2¢ Regnlar 4 vard 32e, sale prics .246 Regular à yard A5e, sale price .236 Regular a yard 3Be, sale quice o.oo.32¢ Fine white naînaook, 42e quality for .210 Bre quality far 2.000 eee se ss u 00e 300 doe quality for 0000050000 0a see ace 00e 38e 6e quality for 000000 eer 48¢ \u2018 Heavy half bleashed canton flaunel, 3Ce quality de quality for .[ST Brenan 34e Heavy plain half bleached sheeting.63 indies wide, Toe quality for LLL.erie sree Bac Rie quality for .esas reas eres T0¢ 90e quality for ocean 160 1leachel cotton sheeting, in linen finish, 63 ihrhes wide, 630 for oii a sa nue data 00 840 Best quality of circular pillow colton, 42 inches Wide, Tôe for 2002000000 esse a anne ce 006 59e 44 inches wide, BDc for 12025000 era 0006 66e (510080) es enn 690 Full bleached cotton table clothing, pretty damask patterns, MDe yard for oo.oon 676 #1,20 à yard for L.1ecsses ass area 00000 95e 1,50 a yard for .rere rains $1.28 RL a yard for o.coviieviiiii., $1.59 82.25 n yard for .iii $1.09 $2.75 a yard for .$3.25 u yard for Half bleached table damask, 90c a yard for .§7¢ 1,25 à yard for .RER 98 A150 a yard for o.oo.$1.28 $LO0 a yard for Lie $4.68 Checked or striped apron lawn in various patterns regular à yard 30e, 20c vad Hv, sale price a yard 24c, 28¢, and 3 Cambric edgiugs for ladies\u2019 wear, 4 1-4 to 6 1-4 inches wide, a Yard 20000000 aaseesoe ; .\u2026.\u2026.Ll56 Insertions, 2 1-4 to 5 inches wide, a yard .a\u2026.000000000 150 Cambric edgings and beadings, 6 1.2 to 8 inches wide, special a Yard .cccsssesenses a sessauses oesses vaovse a0v0 PRES 260 Cambrie edgints, 6 1-4 to 10 1-4 inches wide, special a yard .28¢ Aluminum Ware * This is to be the biggest sale of Aluminum Ware ever held in Quebec.We positively guarantee the quality of all articles offered in this sale, un heing equal to the best in the market.Consider this guarantee when you study the prices.\u2019 [A Aluminum lipped saucepan, 1 qusrt size, 39¢; 2 quart size, Gde; 3 quart size Sf, 4 quart size res ose 0e0 0010000000 so nssssuues $1.20 These saucepans have no covers, ~ Aluminum lipped saucepans with covers, 1 quart size 84¢, 2 quart Heavy torchon and mercerized Inces and insertions, sale price a Fard Re and LL.eens 10e À Lig line of fine Guipaire lace in black, white and eoru with insertions to match, at apevial sale prices.Fancy lace medallions, iu butterfly styles, in wiite and ecru spe- vint each 200 And Lie eee ie 00 30¢ ! I Specials In Chinaware, Etc (Hana bonbon dishes, special cach .JS ae sa Le 16e Syrwp jugs in glam, special each .ree 40e Water jugs, 1 quart «ize, special .2200000 000se scan 000.400 Fruit dishes, regular $2.25 for Lee ss rar cena n ace es $1.80 Porcelain eiops and saucers, special each .[PN eee 30¢ Porcelain cups aml saucers, regular 70¢, 90¢, and #1.00 for .50¢ Chorolate sets, special Cake plates with silver hase, special .00 $1.98 Fruit dishes with silver base, special o.oo.$2.47 Glaus cake dishes, special 61.10 and \u2026.\u2026.-'60e Glass fruit dishes, special 30c and 2.000000 00e een sec ne 400 Big Savings On Hosiery Three special sele items in ladies\u2019 plain vashmerette hose, sizes 8 1.2 to 10, special prices a pair 30c, 49cand .PE 84 Boye\u2019 rithed wool stockings, sizes 8 1-2 to 10, sale price à pair Be Another line of ribbed wool stockings in black for ladies and boys, sizes § 1.8 to 10, sale price a pair .cupoo can an anses sc 00000 Tho Baldwin's '* Beehive Petticoat'\u2019 wool, 4 ply, black only, eee @ Pound c.0000ccrsssoca0na0 00000 Cetera aie 0006 10 Children\u2019s wool sets consisting of belt, tuque snd mittens, in rt sance \u2026\u2026.$l red and navy, special for the set 68 inches wide, 63e for .00.860 72 inches wide, 90e for 220202000000 180 80 inches wide, 800 for o.oo es 8%¢ 80\u2019 inches wide $1.30 for .$1.08 M inches wide, $1.20 for .080 #1,50 for LL.20e aan ss caen aa sas $0.29 $1.60 Par LL 2 ee ac aa nes sa ea na seen e ne $1.44 Fine quality white Victoria lawn, regular 35e a yard for ° ; Cees Serrirrerriesissenaiiesrees 390 Regular 45e, for 020000000000 een 300 Regular 53e, for .ool [I 470 Regular 6fe, fer .whale BB Regular 700, for 20200000 as en eu 00e 68e Regular 80e, for LL.1000 0e n ae 0 ses a 0 670 pay LIMITED.157-178 St Joseph Street sige 1.24, 3 quart sise $1.44, 4 quert sise $1.89, 6 quart size .$2,39 Convex enamelled pot, 6 quant size .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.000000000 \u2026$2,74 Aluminium doute boîler, 2 quart size, 81.89; 3 quart xize.2$.99 Frying pans, 6 inch diameter, 59c, 6 1-2 inch diameter 74e, 8 1-2 inch diameter $1.09, 9 1-4 inch dismeter .TI $1.30 Aluminum covered smicepens, % quart size $1.59, 4 quart $2.14 6 quart siza sossoos besrasese srrreseres wee $2.64 Preserving kettles without cover, 8 quart siss $2.09, 10 quart sise, $2.49, 12 quart eise, $2.89, 14 quart sims .$344 | Specials In House Furnishings Feltol floor covering, special 8 yard .lle Oilcloth worth $1.10 & yard, sale price « yard .T0e Buglish oilcloth, regular & yard $1.25, sale price a yard .80¢ Linoleum, 4 yards wide, regular 8 square yard $1.40, sels price $1.28 od Pout, the famous floor cuveriog, wpecial for dis anle, 6 square yard .co seen entente @eaber Cecsen Genin 6 0 N wpecial 85¢ a yard for .Union cacpet for stairs, reguler a yard 78¢, sale price .Pro-brusel carpet for steire, reguler a yard, $1.95, for .A big lot of remnants of ailcloth, Neponset, to clsar at « discount of sarsoucso00 MACKENZIE KING WAS OPTIMISTIC Sees No Danger of Farmers\u2019 Movement in the Maritime Provinces Montreal, Que., Jan.18\u2014(By Canadian Press)\u2014Hon.Willlam Lyon Mackensle-King paid his first visit to Montreal as Liberal Leader today when he addressed members of the Montreal Reform Club at a special luncheon, Mr.King devoted much of his address to an account of his recent tour of the Maritime Prov.Inces and to a consideration .of the farmers\u2019 movement throughout the Dominion which he regarded as a spacies of Liberalism.He declared that there was no danger of » farmers\u2019 political movement in the Marl time Provinces, giving as his view that the farmers there were quite content with the political programme of the Liberal Party.As to Ontario and the West it was his opinion that the movement thers would in the end harmonize with the Liberal doctrines of lower tariff and reciprocity with the United States.He stated that owing to pressure of work and the approach of another parliamentary session he had been compelled to postpone his origina! intention of making a tour of the West until after the conclusion of the next session.Later in the afternoon Mr.King met the Women's Liberal Club, and in the evening the Young Men's Liberal Club, leaving by the ten o'clock train for Ottawa.\u201cRUM RUNNERS\" ARE FRUSTRATED New Method Devised for Taking Liquor Across River to Detroit \u2018Windsor, Ont., Jan.19\u2014Frustrated by the close vigilance of customs and immigration officials at the Woodward Avenue ferry dock in Detroft, \u201crum runners\u201d taking liquor across the river from the Canadian side in sutomoblies- have devised a new method for \u201cbeating the game.\u201d When strict Inspection of all automobiles was instituted, the bootleggers for a time were succeraful in smuggling considerable liquor Into Detroit and Michigan across the ice of the Detroit River and Lake St.Clair, but the United States Federa) Revenue officers stopped this method and now several men who .levote most of their time to the lucrative pastime are taking the illicit liquor across In the radiators of huge touring cars, being able to get from two to three gallons across unsuspected at a trip.With whiskey relling in Canada a* $14.50 for three gallons, in bottles, and worth from $50 to $80 in Detroit, the profit has proven too tempting to miss.DEATH OF CHATHAM EXPLOITATION LAW 15 PASSED Most Radical Piece of Eoonomic Legislation in Berlin Since War Berlin, Sunday, Jan.19\u2014(By The Associated Press)\u2014The Shops Counell'a bill, otherwise known as the \u201cexploitation law\", one of the most radical pieces of economic legisia- tlon since the war, was passed by the National Assembly today after five days\u2019 acrimonious debate.The measure affects all places where more than five men or women ars employed, excepting newspapers, in which business the councils ars not permitted to dictate.The five or more employees elect a steward, who will confer with the employer on the relations with the workers and the general conduct of the business.The number of stewards varies proportionately to the size of the staff whose representatives will now be given the privilege of attending directors\u2019 meetings where they will be active voters, although not shareholders.A foreman or department chief may be forced to quit, regardless of his services to his employer.This feature was stubbornly fought by the blg business interests.One of the last modifications of the bill prohibits an employer trom discharging & woman and substituting a male employes for reason of sex alone.The bili does not satisfy the In- .|dependents, who clamored for a measure after the Russian pattern and was especially opposed by both Rightists parties because of its radical interference with the agrarian and big industrial working systems.Scepticism is frequently professed among ail ranks with regard to the workability of the measure and clashes between capital and labor, it is feared, will be inevitable, Owing to its wide ramifications, it will be a year or two before - its feasibility is established.It is estimated that the membership of the stewards in the shops\u2019 councils wii exceed 500,000.WANT PERMANENT TARIFF BOARD Moncton Board of Trade Send a Petition to the Dominion Cabinet Moncton, N.B., Jan.19\u2014At a meeting of the Moncton Board of Trade tonight a resolution was passed petitioning the Minister of Finance and members of the Dominion UGuvernment that they abandon their «xpressed Intention of holding Cabinet investigations and that instead & permanent advisory tariff board be appointed representative of the different classes of Canadian citizens and including the best qualified experts procurable whose function will be the continuous investigntion ut domestic and foreign conditions, whereby the framing of à tavir nay be reduced tu à scientific basis and conducive to the best interests of the Canadian people, FARMERS AGAIN N.B.BISHOP Rev.Thomas F.Barry Passed Away After a Lengthy Illness Chatham.N.B., Jan.19.\u2014Right Rev.Thomas Francis Barry, Roman Catholic bishop of Chatham.N.B., diocese died this afternoon after a lengthy iliness.Ite was born Irish parents in Pokemouche, N.B., on March 31, 1841.He was cduca- ted at Laval University, from which he received the degree of doctor of Divinity In 1399.He was ordained priest in 126% and consecrated bishop (n 1 He was made a co-adjutor of the late Bishop Rogers and has been hishop of Chatham since Augumt 1902, He was a delegate to the plenary ocuncil at Quebec In September, 1909, and to the Nucharistic Congress In Montreal in September, 1910.Right Rev.Louis O'Leary has been co-adjuter of Bishop Barry for some years.MEAVY RAINS END DROUGHT Melbourne, Jan.19.\u2014Heavy rains have fallen throughout Victoria and New Bouth Wales, definitely breaking the long period of drought.Jt ls expected that the season will be æaved for both the stock raisers and wheat growers.The Uovernor-General of New South Wales has {sued a statement denying alarmist reports published In London of the great lous in sheep, cattle and wheat hrought about by the lack of rain.SORA DODD'S \u201d of | DELAY ANNOUNCEMENT Toronto, Ont., Jan.19.\u2014It was sated at U.F.O.Hen\u2018querters here tonight, that, contrary to ex- iwctations thers would not be an unnouncement before Wednesday, us to the ridings to be opened for the three Cabinet Ministers without seats in the Legislature.Hon.R.Ht.drant, Minister of Education, sarlier in the day, said à statement would Le forthcoming tomorrow.(Hon.Mr.Grant suid twelve scats had been offered, but there had been suine difficulty in deciding on the ones where ihere had been little Hkelihood vf defeat in the byc-viec- Uona.Hon.Mr.Grant as well as Premier Drury denied that there vas à crisis in the Cabinet over the question of seats.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cPORK\u201d ELIMINATED, Washington, D.C., Jan.19.\u2014With much of its \u201cpork\u201d eliminated, the annual rivers and harbors appropriation bill carrying funds for the next flecal year, was reported today to the House by the Ways and Means Committee.The bill would appropriate only $12,400,000, a slashing down of $30,600,000 from the total of estimates submitted to the Committee and a radical cut from the amounts daily carried by the measure.Of the total appropriation carried, $7,000,000 would be used for improvement work; $5,000,000 for maintenance and $400,000 for survey vurposes.\u2014\u2014 ASSASSIN FOUND GUILTY Cairo, Jan.19\u2014Arian Yousset Said was found guilty today.of attempting to assassinate Premier Yussef Wahba Fasha, December 18.He was sentenced to ten years\u2019 impri.nonment at hard labor.The defence was that the prisoner intended only to frighten the Prem \u2014_\u2014 ebebiebeb tL LE LE.* SHIPPING MOVEMENTS # \u201c SHNANNNNNNN NN NN Arrival at Halifax, Jan.19: str.Stanmore from Boston.Arrival at Bt.John, N.B., Jan 19: Str.Grampian from Havre, Cleared: Strs.Drammenstiord for Bergen, Norway, via New York: Bradevion for Belfast; Mottistont for Liverpool, Steamer Arrivals Jan.19: Nieuw Amsterdam at Piymouth from New York; Canopis at M.Michébl'e from Now Tork.ARE ANXIOUS AND ASTOUNDED Allied Demand for Kaiser's Extradition Upset the Pan- Germanists Geneva, Jan, 19\u2014A state of profound anxiety and astonishment relgns in pan-German circles fin over the offielal demand of the Allles tor the extradition from Holland of the former German Emberor, according to a despatch from Basle, which is confirmed by Munich advices.The pan-Germans had hoped ot the end that such a final step, which affects the whole caste, would not be taken, the despatch says.They argue that if their former chief is extradited, nobody will be safe, because the Government's hand wiil be forced.It is reported from Locarno that former King Ludwig of Bavaria on learning of the demand for William Hohenzollern's extradition broke out In a furious temper, condemning the act of the Allles as impertinent and impudent.Former Emperor Charles of Austria who is at Prangins, has refused io express any opinion.Meantime the Federal authorities and Bwiss jurists ars watching the negotiations carefully, and several former royal foreign ministers and politicians in Switzerland are anx- lously awaiting the Dutch decision.LABORS FITNESS FOR GOVERNMENT Thomas and Snowden Criticize Present Tendencies in Great Britain London, Jan.19\u2014(By Canadian Press) \u2014Several interesting contributions to the question of the Labor Party's present fitness for Parliamentary Government have been forthcoming during the week-end.J.H.Thomas, leader of the railwaymen, speaking amid considerable interruption at Liverpool said a strike would have been disastrous to the rallwaymen and ruinous to the country.He also emphasized the importance of observing agresments remarking that they could not demand 8 higher standard of honor from employers than from the men.Phillip Snowden told & Glasgow audience that the main weakness of the Labor Party was in adopting Soviet methods in selecting parliamentary candidates.Purely indux- trial matters he said.made up only one part of the general work of Parliament and if the impression which had got abroad that a seat In Parliament was the crowning glory of a successful trades\u2019 union leader, was Koing to continue, then the Labor Party was doomed.Winston Churchill, in a long article in a Sunday paper, asks if the Labor Party is to be fed by flattery jalone while permitting then.seivss the freest indulgence in personal abuse.Why should measures for the effective countering of the Labor Party's unwarrantable pretensions be spoken of as if they Imply hostility to the wage-earnings interests, \u201cThose who believe in the British Empire's enduring greatness,\u201d says Churchill in conclusion.\u201cmus® save British Labor from the falincious, pernicious and btighting dogman which the Labor Party In their shallow assurance seek to thrust on ua an\u201d AIT LF CONCLUDED Berlin, Jan.19\u2014Dr.Karl Rennerthe Austrian Chancellor, has informed the foreign Affairs Committee of the Assembly that an offensive and defensive alliance has been concluded at Prague between Austria and Crecho-Slovakia.according tn the Frankfurter Zeitung's Vienna corre- apondent, ATTEMPT TO RESEAT FIVE SOCIALISTS BLOCKED Albany, N.Y, Jan.19\u2014Parlia- mentary decisions by Speaker Thaddeus C.Bweet at tonight's session of the Assembly effectually blocked all attempts to bring before: the House proposals to reseat the five Bociglist members suspended at the opening of the Legisiature, PETITIONS LARGELY SIGNED, Toronto, Ont.Jan.19\u2014It was announced tonight that the petitions which are being circulated by the United Veterans\u2019 League and other local soldier organisations, asking the Government for the $2,000 gratuity refused some tims ago, have been signed already by 160,000 pwo- ple, ROHLAND GETS A SURPRISE PACKET Bridgeport, Conn.Jan.1%.\u2014After bringing home a black leather bag, not his own, Robert P.Rohlapd, arriving from New York City, today found in It an eight weeks old infant, two bottles of milk and a package of talcum powder.As Mr, Rohland rode in a smoking car he believes that an exchange of black bags was made in the Grand Central Station.The Intant suffered no 111 effects from the trip.\u2014\u2014\u2014 emerrs OENAUVLT ELECTED SHERBROOKE MAYOR Sherbrooke, Que.Jan.13\u2014p, ©, 6.Denault was elected by a major.Ity of 117 votes over Q.L.Delottinville as mayor of this city today.Me, Denault carried three out of the five wards of Sherbrooke, 13 IN MONTREAL Understood That Triple Execution Will Take Place Next Friday Montreal, Que, Jan, 19.\u2014(By Can.Press)\u2014Hangman Ellis, was reported in Montreal today and te a busy man as accommodation at Bordeaux Jail does not provide for three simultaneous hangings.It is understood they will take place next Friday, one after another in the order the sentences were pronounced, which means Lemay first, Allan second and Lacoste third.Late this afternoon Lacoste wes visited by his mother, whose hair has turned white in the past four months, and who was the picture of misery when made cognizant of the Message from Ottawa by Counsel for the condemned man.\u201cMy son is innocent,\u201d she said through her tears.\u201cI have written to the Prince of Wales and my daughter who is only 11 has written to the Governor- General atating our case and now we Are informed that all hope is lost.\u201d J.E.W.Dagenais, counsel for Lacoste and Allen, said that he will ask for a respite tomorrow morning from the Department of Justice on the ground of certain alleged irregularities during the trial.Official information that = commutation of sentence had been refuse& and that the Cabinet had decided to let the law take its course had not been communicated to the three condemned men tonight, as no official statement had been sent to the jail authorities.Royal Appeal.His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, was appealed to by Miss Alan and Mr.Lacoste, sister and brother respectively of two of the condemned men whose execution is fixed for next Friday at the Bordeaux Jalil.The Prince acknowledged the request through his secretary, the answer belng that he had referred the letter of clemency to the Governor-General of Canada.DISMISSING PRINTING BUREAU EMPLOYEES All the Workmen Over Sixty- Five Years of Age To Be Paid Off : Ottawa, Ont, Jan.19\u2014The publt- cation in the local papers this morning of a list of employees of the Printing Bureau over 66 years of age, Who are to be dismissed has caused keen indignation at the Bureau, chiefly on the grounds that the men Affected were not notified before it appeared in the press.A eivil service commission official stated that the King's Printer was instructed to notify the men and it had been understood that they had received the notices.Another list of dismissals pending will be issued late this week.Information is now being gathered by the Government experts at the the \u201cslug\u201d or \u201cpiece\u201d system In com- the \u201cslag\u201d or \u201cplece\" system in connection with lantype and monotype operators and the hand compositors.That is each man will mark everything he setr and a certain standard in point of quantity will be set up below which & man must not fall.The Typographical Union ta unanimous that this svstem will not he permitted to be introduced in the Rureau and should the Government persist, it will Jead to a strike, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 NATE.WORKING UPON COMPROMISE Washington, 3.C, Jan.19.\u2014senve leaders working on compromise reservations Lo the peace treaty to- dus reported reaching their Arat major dispute\u2014lho question of vol.{n this reservation, the fouteenth of the Lodge Programme, the democratic and republican members of the bi-partisan committes were sald vrospect.of ad;ustment.Un minor details of other less important rewards agreement, mers AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCES Melbourne, Jannecdastor war purpol a minimum aie forces of 16 squadrons of 24 airplanes each and two fying Loa! squadrons, according to Major- General Legge, Chief of the General Staff.To maintain such an cquip- ment equal on a population basis to \u2018Great Britain, shouid have, in the Major-General leg opinion planes of all sorts ; \u2014\u2014 ASPHYXIATION OF ENTIRE FAMILY Philadelphia, Pa.Jan.19.\u2014An entire family of five was wiped out by gas today in their home in this city.The dead a John J.Kelly, Years af age, real estate dealer: his wife, ther 16 year old son, the father of Mrs, Kelly and à domestio servant.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SOVIET RUSSIA WELCOME BERKMAN Terijoki, Finnish-Russian Border, Jen.19 \u2014(By The Associated Press) \u2014The undesiradie nilens headed by Berkman and Emma Goldman, deported from the United States, enter- od Beviet Russia at 3 o'clock this Afternoen.They received an enthu- sinotie welcome, @uchrs Chronicle ARE IN TROUBLE Heavy Gales Have Swept the the Eastern Seaboard of Atlantic New York, Jan.19 \u2014 Wireless messages telling of more than a half dozen ships in distress off the Atlantic Coast received hers last night and today told the story of gales which have swept the eastern seaboard during the past 48 houra, The army transport Powhattan, disabled 200 miles southeast of Halifax and the freighters Yarmouth, independence, Wilhelm Jebson, Lake Harney and Wakulla were among the ships which were either laboring in heavy seas with flooded holds, or were stranded in shoal waters.Indicating the stress to which the coast guard service has been put in, !t was sald here today that there was not cutter available when the Lake Harney called for help and the aid of private crafts had to be secured.Nantucket Island is reported cut Off by ice and a wireless message from the Holland-Americun liner Noordam states that she is putting Into Halifax, her coal! supply almost exhausted in her battle with the stormy Atlantie.New York harbor for the first time this winter was filled with floating ice.Snow, accompanied by mist, made navigation hazardous and nearly every vessel that came in had her bows encrusted with {ce trom flying spray.DEPORTED REDS NOW IN RUSSIA Their Fate Will Be Determined By the Bolshevik Authorities \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014r\u2014\u2014 Terljoki, Jan.19.\u2014(By Associated Press)\u2014The band of Bolsheviki ana anarchists deported from the United States are safely across the Russian frontier tonight, but whether all the members of the party will remain \u2018@ in Soviet Russia is a question © be determined by the Bolshevik authorities, Hardly had the last of them passed over the border than a belated telegram reached the Finnish military officials in charge of the transfer, announcing that the Soviet Government had decided to permit only three of the deported to enter.Their names have not been made public.but those thus favored are believed to be Emma Goldman, Alex.Berkman and Peter Blansky (Bianky?), The telegram is incomprehensible in view of the fact that a delegation Including the wife of Maxim Gorky came out to receive the exiles and elaborate preparations had been made by the frontier Bolsheviki to welcome them.Ing power in League of Nations of ounce and piers the British colonies and dominiuns, l'Auorsto be far apart with no immediate Nt had been 9 iwhen the agents servations today's meeting, it was .stated resulted in some progress ty- |\u201cHArGe of the cargo.| LIQUOR SEIZURES IN NEW YORK Federal Officials Searching Saloons, Warehouses and Piers for Contraband New York, N.Y., Jan.19\u2014 Whiskey, wines and cordials valued At from $5,000,000 to $10,000,000 have been seized here in the las twenty hours by Government agents About one hundred Federal officials spent today searching saloons, ware- for contraband The largest single seizure made by the Government agents was 45.000,.000 gallons of high grade whiskey which were taken from an lighter sunk in the Hudson River.A wrecking company had Just raised the boat out of the water appeared and took At pier 22 In the Kant River 16.000 cases of bottled whiskey were confiscated.Other large seizures were made in Brooklyn, including 19.\u2014Auatralig 11.040 drume of grain alcohol and 2,000 cases of vermouth.\u2014\u2014 GEN, TWINING HAD LARGE FUNERAL London, Jan.19\u2014(Hy Canadian Press)\u2014Six major-generals were the th 0 vealth Pall-bearery at the funeral of Gen.She neath pe Gratrey Twining who belonged & permanent ; \u2018© & well-known Halifax family and force of 600 officers and 2,000 men | \u201cHO At the time of his death was In the air force, and more than 2,000 director of fortifications at the British War Office.CHILD FATALLY BURNED Port Hope, Jn.19.\u2014 Gladys Klizabeth Marshall, four years of «ge, Was burned to death at her home at Canton, four miles from this town, yesterday, while her mother was temporarily absent \u2014\u2014 NEW COMET DISCOVERKD Cambridge, Mase., Jan.18\u2014Dia- covery of à new comet by a Spanish observer was announced by the Harvard Observatory tonight.it Is situated In the constellation Puppis, somewhat east of Sirius, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BIG EEITEURK OF WHISKEY Louisville, Ky, Jan, 19.\u2014The Federal Government today seised a warehouse at the distillery of R.F.Wathen and Co., with its equipment Sud 35,000 darrels of hard liquor.ESTAOYERS TO MID POWHATTAN According to Latest Information Passengers Still On Board Disabled Vessel \u2014 Halifax, N.B., Jan.20\u2014Accord- ing to Information early this morning the 600 passen- &ers are still on board the American Army Transport Powhattan, which is disabled 200 miles south of Halifax.The weather was not favorable for the transfer of any of the passengers tu the steamer Cedric on Monday, the big White Btar Uner stood by the disabled craft all day, but was unable to make an attempt to take off the passenge It ts reported that A: can destroyers are racing to the aid of the: Powhattan and that they will reach the scene before daybreak this morning.These destroyers are expected to take off the passengers as soon as dawn comes, The steanier Cedric having com- bleted arrangements with the destroyers by wireless and notified those aboard the Puwhattan of the coming war craft, has resumed her.voyage to New York.Since early on Monday night the wireless aboard the l'owhattan has been silent.The gale of wind which has been! blowing steadily for forty eight hours is abating and milder conditions with snow flurries now prevail.Conflicting Message.Boston, Mass., Jan.19\u2014The White! Star liner Cedric reported by radio\u2019 tonight that she had taken off the passengers from the army transport | Powhattan, disabled, 200 miles southeast of Halifax, and was \u201cbring-| ing them in.\" The Cedric is bound from Liverpool for New York.A message from the Powhattan picked up late this afternoon maid that the batteries were growing weak and that probably no more messages\u2019 would be sent out.The message, also stated that the Cedric and Bar-! dic were stil! standing waiting for the weather to moderate.HEAVY FIGHTING ON INDIAN FRONTIER British Troops Have Engagement with Indians \u2014 Both Sides Suffer Losses London, Jan.10.\u2014News reached London today of a heavy engagement last week on the northwestern frontier of India in which the British suffered severely.The encagement was fought by the Derajet column which, while advancing last Wodnesday into the Mahsud country met with strong opposition north of Ahnal Danght and engaged in fighting at close quarters.The British suffered 315 casuaities, including 8 British officers killed and 12 wound.| ed or missing while a large num- | ber of Indian officers were killed or wounded.The Mahsuds lost 130 killed and more than 200 wounded._\u2014 THE PRINCE'S PLANS, London, Jan.19\u2014(Ry Press)\u2014It is definitely announced that the Prince of Wales will leave for Australia on March 15, He will, not go to India this year, but will re-' turn from Australia by way of Canada to visit his ranch in Alberta.| | \u2014\u2014 SIR HENRY PELLATT ILL.Toronto, Ont.January 18\u2014Rrig.Cleneral Bir Henry M.Pellatt is 111 from pneumonia.He returned ta his home here from New York yon.terday suffering from bneumonia, and his condition this evening war reported unchanged, ! mt tr i DEATH OF KLONDYKE VETERAN Montreal, Jan.19.\u2014 John TT, Bethune, formerly of Glengarry County, Ont, died here last night at the age of fifty five, After having made a fortune In the Klondyke, Mr.Rethune spent a year hunting hig | game with Mr, F.C.Selous in Africa\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BOLSHEVIKI STILL OUTSIDE KRASNOVDOSK London, Jan.19\u2014Officlal despatches trom Persia report that the Bolaheviki still are outside Krasnovdosk.where they are under the fire of the Caspian Sen volunteer fleet, which in under the command of General Denekine, the anti.Bolshevik leader in South Russia.The despatches assert that a further red advance will be almost dificult.It is added that Denekines position recently has become more Stable, and that he is holding both the Don and the £1).The total, captures of Denekine's troops hy the, reds are given as 35.000.The rede, are raid still to be a considerable distance from Odessa.| \u2014\u2014\u2014 ACCUSED MURDERER TO FTAND TRIAL Ottawa, January t9\u2014(Hy Cana.! dian Pross).\u2014Willlam Lennox, now | charged with the murder of hin mother, Mra.Margaret Lennox, 385 Arlington avenue, on June 190, 1918, will stand trial on Wednesday at ten o'clock, A true bill was returned by the Grand Jury today.\u2014\u2014 FIRE DESTROYS MOPS, Rochester, N.Y.January 19\u2014 Sixty thousand pounds of.German hops, valued at a dollar a pound, were destroyed in a fire which damaged the main bufiding of the American Breweries here this afternoon The total loss will prodadly reach $108,004.ACTING PREMIER Sir George Foster Startles the Canadian Club of Montreal Montreal, Que, Jan.19\u2014Acting- members of the Canadian Club of Montreal at the Windsor Hotel today by reading swear words.\u201cDamn the Government\u201d or \u201cdamn the capitalists\u2019\u201d were the ejaculations of many people, he said, in regard to the prevailing unrest and the high cost of living.But, said Bir George, to throw a Government out another or to abolish capitalistic systems and try another economic method would not mend matters.There were no short cuts to reconstruction.The world was short of necessities, fifty million men had been engaged for five years in destruction and another 100,000,- 000 peuple had heen withdrawn from ordinary production to supply them | with the Instruments of destruction.Boclety could not be reconstructed from without, struction must come from within Land neither strikes, scts of parliament, mor the overthrow of the present economic system could effect it, was Sir George's conclusion.HON.N.W, ROWELL ADDRESSES WOMEN Says All Democratic Countries Must Extend Right to Vote and Sit in Parliament Ottawa.Ont., Jan.19\u2014(By Can.Press) \u2014Addressing the members of the National Council of Women at their meeting here this afternoon, Hon.N.W.Rowell, resident of the Privy Council, dealt with the | Washington conference, and its relations to womens\u2019 work.He said that the movement for the extension of the franchise also had made such progress that all democratic countries must extend to women the right to vote and occupy seats in Parliament on the same basis as men.Mr.Rowell called attention to the fact that in Canada legisia- tion of 1918 and 1919 gave women these equal rights with men.Outlining briefly the conventions adopted at Washington, he declared that all of the conventions if adopted in Canada, would make working conditions better for both women and children.Mr.Rowel! paid a tribute to the importance of the work of the National Council of Women in questions of public health.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WOULD MAKE STORAGE OF LIQUOR ILLEGAL Edmonton, Jan.19\u2014Legisiation will be souxht at the coming nession of the Legisiature to make the stor- Age of liquor in Alberta, except in Dominion warehouses, illegal, Hon.J.R.Royle, Attorney-General, announced today and that after careful investigation he has satisfied him.seif that a law of that kind can he is to submit a bill accordingly an part of the Government programme.CURLEW 1S PROCEEDING UNDER OWN POWER Boston.Mass, Jan.18\u2014The atenm trawler Curlew reported last night # In distress on her corge\u2019s Rark.to this port, sent word by wireless tonight that she was proceeding here under her own Power, convoyed by the trawler Sca Bird.The message, which said that the two vessels expacted to arrive here tomorrow morning did not explain the nature of the trouble which led the Curlew to ask for help yesterday.\u2014 JURY ACQUITTED WAYWARD GIRLS Toronto, January 19.\u2014Coral Shay! and Dolly Wells, were acquitted by a jury at the Sessions here today on & charge of having set fire to Some straw in the cellar of the Relmont Industrial Refuge In order that the two girls might mase tneir escape from the institution in the ensuing excitement, One of the girls admitted setting the fire.Toth girls were discharged trom custody hy Judge Coatsworth.Coral Bhay In 29 years of Age and has been an inmate of the Delmont Institution for fifteen years: \u2014 KILLED WRILE SHOOTING.Kenora, Ont.January 10\u2014FErnest Rutt, aged 23 years, son of Willlam Butt, wan accidentally killed on Raturday while out shooting In the town ship of Jaffray, In company with his brother and another young man.He had been hauling the snetgun on & toboggan and when lifting 1e off.the trigger caught in something, causing (he explosion.The shot entered the abdomen and he only survived about an hour.Me was a veturned soldier of the 63nd lac.wlion, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CIVIL SERVICE STAFFS Ottawa, Ont, Jan.19\u2014(By Canadian Prees)\u2014 Reports from 4,563 firma for the week ending December 5 showed 649,919 Ppercons on pay Las compared with 663,669 for the previous week, a decrease of 13,750 persona, according to the report of the employment service of Canada, Labor Department, All groups with the exception of allway operation reported decreases in staffs, the declines being largely attributable to curtatlment of sams with the closs ef the holiday co\u2026sou and the beginning ef the usual test, taking and inventery peciod.Best Advertising Medium in City The work of recon-| BUT ONE DAYS + GRAIN RESERVE Heavy Snowfall at Budapest Expected to End in Starvation \u2014\u2014 19, -\u2014 Bir William Paris, Jan, recelved here) Premier Sir George Foster startied:Guode, British Director of Relief, has received despatches from the British Mission at Ludapest that on January 11 there was only one day's grain reserve and that the heavy snowfall would doubtless re- suit in starvation.The immediute cause of this small reserve, it is declared was Serbia's refusal to permit the passage of foodstuffs purchased by the Hune garian Government.The British representative termed the situation \u2018playing with death.\u201d The Hritish Mission representative sald that the rich had small supplies, Lut if requisitioned they would add only a couple of days\u2019 reserve.The Hung.rian Government 18 con- tucting arnied requisition of food in four countries; the producers ars {loath to sell, asserting that the re- guluted prices are inadequate.The Ilumanians had awakened during the occupation and 618 car- (loads of grain had been received from the territory they were evacuating, in partial fulfilment of a vontruet for the delivery of 1,000 carlonds by January ist.NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT M.Deschanel Is Noted For : Two Striking Peculiarities In Career Paris, Jan.19.\u2014M, Deschanel intends to retain the presidency of the Chamber of Deputies until he takes up ihe office nf President, according to reports from those close to him, AM.Deschanel is noted for two pe.culiarittes, Firstly he has never consented to accept the portfolio of any ministry or form a minis4y with himself us I\u2019remier, This absten- jtivn, remarkable in French political life, has s!ways been explained as due to his ambition tn become President, which he believed mig mure easily be fulfilled if he never identified himself with any political office.Secondly he has never accepted the decoration of the Legion of Honor.Now.when he enters office as President of the Republic he becomes automatically Grand Master uf that order.\u2014\u2014 HAMILTON THIRSTY.Hamilton, Ont, Jan.19.\u2014Orders for liquor to the amount of $26,000 or $30,000 a month are being sent out nf thia city, according to licence Inspector Sturdy.He says that working men are among those ordering liquor, and that the merchants state that this is injuring their trade.\u2014_\u2014 MUNICIPAL ELECTION RESULTS IN HULL Ottawa, Ont.Jan.19.\u2014The municipal elections in Hull today result.Canadian enacted and his purpose at present ©Ù 8m follows: \u2014 Mayor Louis Cousineau, (acclamations.Aldermen\u2014 Ward 1: John F.Tayler: Ward 2: Felix Legault: Ward 3: (A) Etienne Talbot; Ward 4: Felix Charron.Gin Ward 3, V.O.Falardeau\u2018and in Ward 5 J.Chenler were elected -by acclamation.\u2014_\u2014 GIVEN THREE MONTHS Port Arthur, Ont.Jan.19\u2014Ttay Clarke, was sentenced to three munthe in all for giving false information to the police, causing Pro- Vincial Inspector 8ymond to make a 15-mille trip in search of a body which Clarke told him was lying near a lumber camp.It developed that Clarke told the story te \u201cget \u201cven\u201d with the boss who discharged (him.On the trip Inspector Bymons froze his face and one font, \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUIFN'S SECOND COURT MARTIAL Paris, Jan.19.\u2014Georgen anton | Quien, convicted and condemned to death in eptember last on charges lof having had treasonable dealings with the Germans and having be- {trayed to them Faith Cavetle the English nurse, appeared before a [sourt martial for trial for the second ; time today.i The court of appealx set aside Quien\u2019s conviction last October and A new trial was ordered.The ground takeu bv Counsel for Quien in aprealing against the verdict was thal the vote nf the court martial war four tn three, whereas it should have been five to two.FOSDICK HAR RESIGNED, Washington, 1LC, January 18\u2014 (By The Associated Premm),\u2014laymond IR.Fosdick, Under-Recretary Ueneral of the League of Nations and United States representative in the League machinery so far, has resigned, Mr.Fosdick's friends eny that in- semuch as the League has not been accepted by the Uniited Miates, he did not feel he could continue.Mr.Foadick was appointed an under.secretary of the League of Nations by Kir Eric Drummond, Ses.retary-Cieneral last May, \u2014\u2014\u2014 NOORDAM ENTERS HALIFAX HARBOR Halifax, N.&, Jan.10\u2014The Dutch Steamer Noordam, from Rotterdam for New York, entered Halifax har bor at 11 o'clock tonight and ancher s& at Quarantine.The steamet, whieh bas à large number of pas- mngert, put ia hare for coal.She will take on bunhers in the stream.t \\ -\u2026 EE ES - Moliding * he Quebec Chronicle Fasc Printed and published by the Chroniole Printing \u2018@pmpany, Sir David Watson, General Manager, at the of the Company, 9 Buade Btreet Quebec \\@ubacription: Dally, 34.00 per anmwm; Weekly, $1.00 » 1 gents annum; payable in advance Advertissneats: 16 per agate line eash insertios.= \u2018 QUEBEC, JANUARY 230, 1886.A NEGLECTED CLASSA short time ago the Chronicle pointed to the obligation devolving upon the Quobec Street Railway tp augment the salaries of is employees tw view of the permission accorded to ft to increase its farce.The Rope was (hen expressed that this obligation would be Slacharged prompily snd interpreted in the most geu- ereus spirit.We are mow gives to understand that the operative employees or union men have received the small tncrosse of five cents sn hour but that the administrative employees ur non-union men have been ignored.So far as the first-named class is concerned, we \u2018have no comment to offer provided its members are satisfied with the recognition they have received: u they are not satisfied.st least they are (n some position _ te protect their own interests.With regard to the second class, It is true that the Company bound itself merely to increase the pay of motormen and conductors; the fact remains, however, as has been stated previously thas the high cost of living for which the General Manager expressed such concern does not embarass these workers any more than others less favored.On the contrary, living conditions among clerical employees involve & relatively high expenditure out of all proportion to their relative revenues and it Le highly probable that the average clerk has to contend with a heavier economic burden than the average conductor or lineman.This Is not to say that the union workers of the street rallnay were not in urgent need of additional rethuneration but that theirs was neither the oaly need nor the most urgent one.Salaries have decreased In value very nearl) fifty percent since pre-war days and those who did not participate in the latest increase or tm thé previous one cannot but regard the different treatment acocrded to those who did with disappointment and unrest.; Conditions in this company are presumably no different from those that obtain generally but it is one of the anomalies of modern industrial organisation that the administrative class which plans and directs should be more poorly rewarded relatively, and in many cases abrolutely, than the mechanical class which simply follows directions but which by reason of wades unionism is cnabled to enforce its deraands At all events, If the facts are as we have been given to understand.we believe that the clerical staff of the Quebec street ralinay deserves and is emtitled to some wuch increase as that recently received by the operative stall; » position that will certainly be strongly endorsed by public opinicn.THE NEWSPRINT MUDDLE.\u2018The march of events is ouly demonstrating with increasing clearness how weak asd unjustifiable is the policy so stubbornly persisted in by the Government with regard to the Cauadian newsprint industry.In- ADMIRAL SIMS\u2019 REVELATIONS, Rear-Admiral Sims of the United States Navy Is not only the most distingwished naval officer ia the service of that Republic but a thoroughly loyal Amortoan, who yot coatrives to retain à sincoro friendship for the British Empire.He has carued à repniation tor himwelf as a daring ocontroversialist whose arguments are invariably based upoa conclusive facta.Were the sensntionsi charges reported in yesterday morning's despatch preferred by say other man we should regard them with scepticisss falling further confirmation but coming from Rear-Admiral Sims wo cannot disregard them, however greatly we may be dis- illusionod and surprised.Mutual prejudices have always existed between the United States and Great Britain and everyone recog- nisod that certain elements of American opinion con- tnwed antipathetic to the latter throughout the war.| At the same tine in view of oficial actions apd expres- ulons the advice to this.gallant Admiral not to let the British pull the wool over his eyes, coupled with the rider that the United States would as soou fight the British as the Germans, reveals a cynical duplicity worthy of the Teutonic kultur iteelf.The opinion has been repeatedly put forward on both sides of the water and generally accepted that a close entente between the two leading Anglo-Saxon Powers is essential to the preservation of the world's: SUX SEALED SEVERE CWT LA ET Carnduff, Sask\u2026 writes: \u201cMy-litale-socr cut the As it was such 8 severe Cut, Le ee dou br ios an6 ae hi Pc : i the bleedin, awe hin: a D ones quite et anse.Ithorciere Tu-Buk seid Ww all decided rly, Zam-Buk would heal the wound.Nest day 1 the drei: deontiousd todosoench 50e bee, dag, umng Dothing but Zam-Buk.Complete cure sesulted.\u2019 nace and on that account alone it is in tho last de- gree regrettable that feeling between them should be gradually returning to the old unsympathetic status as the result of incidents such as the one now under consideration.No ome can follow the trend of editorial opinion in the United States without noting how its acerbity towards Britain grows from day to day.So much ls this the case that even Life, which showed itself a generous admirer of the Empire throughout the war.now gives free rein to criticisms that are little short of hostile.Ko long as these demonstrations can be attributed to honest, if mistaken prejudices, it Is right and possible to try and overcome them but if America is capable of such double-dealing as the revelations of Admiral Sims Indicate then she deserves no better treatment than to be left to the isolation of her Monroo doctrine by self-respecting nations.We are glad to see that the three men accused of the Harlaka train robbery are still under lock and Ley in spite of a determined effort to have ope of their number admitted to ball.Without presuming to decide a matter that is before the courts we may point to the obvious gravity of the offense and the importance of the principle involved.The crime of which Topping stands accused Is almost on s par with murder and there is much public apprehension lest any miscarriage of justice should encourage à form of lawlessness from which this district has fortunately long been free.Eleven thousand dollars of the stolen money is still missing and it would be quite possible for these men, although gufity, by cullusion with their bondmnen to escape scotfree with a thousand dolines in pocket should they be admitted to ten thousand dollars bail.We understand that the Attorney General's Department in co-operation with the Federal Ministry of Justice and the Postmaster General intend to spare no efforts to ensare that the prisoners are kept in fail un- tl they have stood trial and there will be a general feeling of relief if they are successful in so doing.Women are said to be physically incapable of re- deed it in singular how an Administration, which in too many cases has been plastic as putty where it ought to have held firm.can develop mulish obstinacy regarding site matters where It is obviously wrong and In oppos\u201d ion porters- Yeading ois use it.10-Day Tubehow they glisten.safer teeth.CANADA psadeni The New-Day Dentifrice truth is that this gentleman is a suficiently able lawyer plac to appreciate the legal impossibility of the agressive ans any ces fre ot pl we wish to inst course of conduct imposed upon him by his superiors\u2019 a other.rnd en ne poplin and is unwilling to accept responsibility for the con- naa business and nel 3 ion hd ou sequences that must inevitably ensue.| vo There is iittle sccret that the man chiefly to blame for the drastic measures resorted to is Sir Henry 18 & 26 36 26 38 98 96 08 20 32 00 5 6H M UN \u201d Drayton, who may perhaps be excused by reason of his @ a administrative Inexperience.Io public lifc as In every other vocation, it Is generally necessary for a man wy PRESS COMMENT.al work his way up from the bottom in order to function à efficientis at the top and the Minister of Finsnor, who S$ BH HS REAR AAR ABR URL 80 2 attained Cabinet rank by a side door without previous! Parliamentary service, and who has yet to face an LIBERALS AND FARMERS, A Scientific Product\u2014Sold by Druggists Everywhere Clip This Coupon Send it for a 10-Day Tube.Use like any tooth paste.Note how clean the teeth feel after using.Mark the absence the slimy film.See how the teeth whiten as the fixed film of disappears.It will be a reve- Address .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0200u0naueensaco som 00000 10-Day Tube Free THE PEPSODENT CO, 8.Wabesh Avenue, Chicago, IIL Mall 10-day Tube of Pepsodent to 1104 INANE «cousronssessossssssnsssssesssssessassssesassasssesonsserenee ! (An Exchange) election campaign, cannot be expected to possess the same constitutional, democratic vutiook as onc who has While Hon.Mackenzie King is telling awe-struck .enjoyed a thorough preliminary training.audiences of the faithful that the Farmers\u2019 party stands Bo far as the ultimate eficcts are concerned, we for the same thing us the Liderals do.it ls not on! | predict that the actions in question, far from helping record that he has toid them it would make no differ- | i the position of the publishers, will render it far more ence whether they voted (be Farmers\u2019 or Liberals\u2019 | dificult and that the tax-payers will have to foot the | ticket, though if his promise is accepted the conclusion bill for protracted and costly litigation.Apart from! follows as a matter of course.Strangely enough on the the general merits of the case, however, we are Con-|very day Mr.King made his speech at Newmarket, vinoed that it is high time for Government by Order- |ciaiming that the Farmers' party was twin brother to | |] ln-Council to cease.During the past years it has|the Liberal party, 8 convention of the supporters of the: | served a legitimate, necessary purpose but today it has Liberal Leader of Ontario decided to oppose the new H become nothing more or less than an instrument of au- | Farmer-Labor Government of the Province from tho | § tocratic oppression.In the same way, it is hard to see start.Me.Dewart\u2019s Liberals decided that when the what justification can be found any longer for powers | three ministers in Mr.Drury\u2019s Cabinet, who have set invoked in virtue of the War Measures Act.Canada |to find seats, stood for election they would find Liberal Me no longer at war ami there Is no more reason why candiaies in che field against them.The official re- the consumer of newsprint should be arbitrarily pro-|port of the procredings of the Liberal gathering re- sected than the consumer of whent or leather.terred to the Farmers\u2019 Government in the following Above all the most vital national interest in this| brotherly terms: terne must not be over-looked.Tt is & matter of com- \u201cThe extraordinary spectacle of the appointment mon knowledge that an adverse balance of trade ex-|of the rulers of tho Provinces of Ontario resting upon leta between the Dominion and the United States, ue a|the decision of a committee largely composed of men result of which the Canadian dollar is subjected to {who have not been elected by the people of the Provheary discount on czchange.Mir Heury Drayton hime | imos of Ontario is one without precedent im the con.oelf bas repeatedly emphasised the undesirable feat-|stitutional history of any British dominion.\u201d ures of such a situation and has insisted upon the Importance of à larger volume of export business as a remedy Now the newsprint industry bas rapidly grown to te one of the mopt important we possess and the demand for our product in the United States Is in ex.oes of the manufacturers\u2019 ability to sapply.Here theo is ome opportunity to stabilize matters, partially at lonst, nor is there any other single commodity that can be thus employed with the same telling effect.These are truths which should be just as patent to the Government as to the man in the street and yet, deliberately closing ite eyes to them, the Government has pre.feerod to interfere with legitimate business and to infringe upon provincial rights at the prompting of some unknown but evidently powerful influence, Human exporiemce tonches that the more wrong 8 HA HA (Bt.John Standard) Ma Ha Bay may become the Winter Vestibulo of Canada, and Bt.John may lapse back into its ancient position of a provincial port.At auy rate that fa the idea of a writer who discusees tbe possiblities of st.Lawrence winter navigation in the Montreal Gasotte, Perhaps that is the explanation of the apparent lack of Interest of the Minister of Marine in the question whether St.John wants the Government to take over the harbor.Possibly it may explain the difference between nationalisation Marbor Commission as they have it at Quebec, wi during the last fiscal year $848,350.48 of public money was spent on harbor improvement and charged 10 the capital account of Canada.1 FASHIONABLE STORE T.D.Dubue Formerly Conohua's Store Great Annual Discount Sale MONDAY, JANUARY 19th Commencing _ MARKED PRICES.PLE \u2014 SALE OF WHITE WEAR .atthe.TEN to FIFTY PER CENT.OFF THE SAM MANUFACTURERS\u2019 PRICES.Reductions in Every Department.man fs the Jews he is inclined to listen to good advice and the Admisistration is now tes deeply commited to $s bull-headed policy to withdraw in any event.Nothing therefore remains but to withess another mail @riven in Ms cofin and to deplore the lajury te Case The Canadian Government Merchavt Marine has one ship hopelessly stranded on the Vache Reet below the mouth of the Saguenay, and another drifting fm the river 500 miles below Quebec, with the Lord Strathcons and the Lady Grey frantically trying to free her from the ice.Dut these little accidents don\u2019t worry the dan forests that must resnit from (his neoSiess 1% gi chamgien of Ho Bs Bay, \\ xe BY-LAW NO.86.Concerning the Removal of Smow by the City in Certain Sirects.At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebse, held at the City Hall, in the sid City of Quebec, on the twelfth day of December, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen (1919), in conformity to law and in virtue of a By-law passed by this Council, pursuant thereto, and after the due observance of all the formalities prescribed by the statute in such case made and provided.at which meeting were present the absolute majority of the members composing the Council of the City of Quebec, that is to say: His Worship the Mayor.Aldermen Bedard, Bertrand, Bouchard (8.R.).Collier, Lantier, Lesage, Martin, and Mercier.It 1s hereby ordained and enacted by the Municipal Councl) of the City of Quebec, and the said Council ordains and enacts: 10.\u2014The City empowers the City Engineer to proceed with the removal of snow and ice on St.John street as far as the old city limite before annexation of Montealmvilleon Punde and de la Fabrique streets: on that portion of Palace Hill, situated between Bt.John and Ramparts streets; on that portion of Des Glacis street situated between Bt.John and d'Alguilton streelx; on portion of d'Algullion street situat- od between Des Glacis and St.Bustache streets; Mountain His, from Du Fort streets to Dalhousie; Abraham Hill and that portion of BL Valier street between Abraham Hin! and Crown street, and on Candiac, Dumont, St Laurent, Cremasle.Baunders, Jeanne d'Arc, Dolbeaudes Francisceins, Simard, Sherbrooke, Ste.Foye road\u2014from Maple Avenue to the Western limit of the city, Park Avenue, Holland, Moncton, Bourgainville, Murray, Marquette, alixa.Lavalies, Marguerite Bourgeois, St.Louis Road, Joftre.Belvedere, Ball's Hill, Frontenac.St Cyrille, Bourlamarque, Cartier streets and all the other streets of Montelam ward not above mentioned, except de Balaberry Avenue.20.~\u2014~The real cost of sald removal of snow and ice on the streets and sidewalks on the above mentioned streets, shall be paid by the proprietors of land and buildings bordering on said streets, at so much a lineal foot, all to be based on the length of the frontage of immoveables ait- uited on mid atreets\u2014deduction to be made of what the Quebec, Railway, Light, Heat & Power Company has to pay in the streets where sald tramway is running.according to the disposition of article 18 of Bylaw No.335\u2014pamed on the 28th June, 1295.30.\u2014The collection of the real cost of said removal of mow and ice, as above mentioned, shall be done in the same way as the collection of municips! taxes on said im- moveables, and shall be collected on the first of June of each year.Attested LD.M.B.LAVIGUBUR.Mayor.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 City\u2019 of Quebec.District of Quebec.CITY HALL.By-Law No.370c.To Amend By-laws No.3225 and Others, re Rates on Tramways.(Drawn up In the French Language) At 8 meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec.held at the City Hall, in the sald City of Quebec, on the fourteenth day of November, one thousand nine hundred and nineteen (1919), in conformity to law, and in virtus of a bylaw passed by this Council, pursuant thereto, and after the due observ ance of all the formalitiex preacribed by the statute in mich cases made and provided, at which meeting were present the ahsolute majority of the members of the Council of the City of Quebec that is to say: His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Bedard, Bertrand, Bouchard (Bt Roch), Bouchard (Jacques-Cartier), Collier, Fiset, Gauvin, Lantier, Lesage, Martin, Mercier, Seguin.1t is hereby ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council ordain and enacts.The By-law No.335 ot the 28th of June, 1996, as amended by By-law No.370 of the 231d November.1900 as amonded by By-law No.370s of the 18th May, 1918, and by Ny.) No.370b of the 14th June, 1918, is hereby amended again, as follows, to wit: 1.\u2014Article 39 of the said By-law No.336 an amended by Article 9 of By-law No.370, and as amended by Article 1 of By-law No.370b is replaced by the folowing: $9\u2014During the space of time between § o'clock in the morning and midnight, the Company shall not have the right to claim more than 7 cents for the price of transport of a passenger from one place to another either soing or returning, on paying the price of the fare every passenger shall have the right without additional charge to change cars at the places where the lines of said road.cross or ment each other, so as to be able to proceed without interruption from one point to another.Nothing shall be claimed for the traneport of chilrdren in their parent's arms, provided they occupy no sent.All children of less than seven years shall pay 3 cents cash for every passage, or 36 cents for ten tare tickets $.\u2014Articte 40 of said By-law No.336 as amended 1 Article 10 of Rylaw No.370 and as amended Article 3 of By-law No, 376b Is replaced or the following: 40.\u2014The Company shall also sel) tickets in every one of its offices and cars, at the ra f 4 for 28c and 17 tiokets for and issue tickets at the rate oi for 38 cents for children under 16 years of age who ls.The Company - = a\u2018tend sch shail also sell tiokets at dhe rate or of six for cents loyees, which shall be ween the hours of o'clock in the mornin 7:06 o'clock at n every day except Bunday.Bald hours be changed by resolution of the n- oil provided that does not change the ours.M.R LAVIGURUR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1620.HUNTERS! SUPPLIES SHOT GUNS\u2014In single and double barrel RIFLES \u2014 Winchester, Savage.Remington.Newton.REVOLVERS\u2014 and PISTOLS In Smith & Wesson, Colts.Savage.H.& and Reminaton.Smokeless and Black Powder fonrier Shells, Cartridges, alsn Ross Rifle 280 copper point, Tents.Riankets, Folding Beds and Staves, Sleevinn Bags Cannes.Huntina Rants.General and Haavw Hardware CHI Ni HRDWARE COMPANY WEEK OF SPORT: WILL BE MORE.POPULAR THAN EVER THIS SEASON Goods sclected from our stock will be appreciated by the followers of such pastimes as: HOCKEY, SKATING, SKIING, CURLING, SLIDING, SNOWSHOEING.Finest nelect patterns and quality for all kinds of sport., J.SHAN & C0.Reg\": Phone 573.13 ST.JOHN ST.SALE OF NOTEPAPER We have a limited number of boxes of extra fine linen Nogepaper, which will be sold at & much Reduced price \u2014 owing to the boxes being solled or broken \u2014the contents aro not the least damaged.It's a rare bargain.Some boxes priced as low as 56c.also a large stock of Crane's Highland Linen Paper and Envelopes, in boxes: P.J.EVOY, BOOMSELLER.\u2018Phone 772.141 ST.JOHN SF.ad 4 Mhor Laue, Eugene Trude C.A, LILA.CA LLA LaRue & Trudel, CHARTERED t= ACCOUNTANTS -: LaRue, Trudel & Picher, Liquidators of Insolvent Estates Administrators, Appraisers Trustees Compromises between Debtors and Creditors 126 ST.PETER STLEET Dominion Building Quebec Plones 4520-4521 ES HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY.Fveey variety of high grade Bakery Goods, delivered to all parts of the Cry daily 2 Tel.6638 364 ST.JOHN ST.TEE ns or ve LINIMENT i ' The old reliable remedy for rheme matism peusalgis, sore throat and sprains.Best Liniment Made Una K.LAUNDRY, EDMONTON wr buildings d recefred what the doctor called.8 bad sprained avkie, asi told me I must not wa! on it for three weeks, Et MINARD'S u fo HNT and in six days § FE, n he ment made.\u201d Minard's Liaiment «iweys gives estise faction, For ery aches or pein.wives instant relief, Minard's Linimant : Ce.Limites Yarmouth, + + NA feu from à CANADA, Province of Quebec District of Quebec, in the Superior Court.No.714 Jean-Baptiste Bourque, of Beauceville, farmer, plaintiff, va.Doctor Romuald Ouellet, of the City of Moose Jaw, in the Province of Saskatchewan, Defendant.The defendant Is ordered appear within & month from the last publication of the present notice.(Signed) Amd.Robitaille, PSC.A true copy.Fitspatrick, Dupre & Gagnon, Attorneys for CANADA, Province of Quebec, , District ot Roberval.In the Circuit Court, No.3814.Joseph Gaudreault, ¢ | barber, of Metabetchouan, Plaintiff, va Patrick Tremblay, formerly of Metabetrhouan snd now of Moon, beam, Province of Ontario, defendant.The defendant is ordered to appear within one month.Roberval, January 16th, 1930.(Bigned) R, Boissonneault, G.C.C.True copy, R.Bol acc Jan.1928 LE .3 B.CHOUINARD, Mis + TUESDAY, JANUARY the deposits of sums LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec Its special object is to receive and secure may be to help creating provident habits.20, 1920.however small they at.these prices.REDUCTIONS ALL THROUGH THE LINE A wonderful range of Women's and Misses | Gaiters; all colors, sizes and lengths.1,000 pairs offered to you now ; .$1.95, $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 We couldn't buy them today ourselves at Walk-Over Boot Shop DIED.LARUB.\u2014At Quebec, on the 18th instant, Berthe Gauvreau, wife of \u2018Jules Laïzue, Notary.Funeral notice later, MOONEY.\u2014Suddenly, January 19th, in Toronto, Samuel W.Mooney, formeriy of Inverness, Megantic, PQ.AUDITORIUM Direction Jule and Jay J.Allen TODAY \u2014 \u201cTHE SUPERMAN\", a sensational melodrama of thrills, romance, comedy, and hair breath adventure.OTHER PICTURES TOO.QUEBEC SNOWSHOE CLUB.All members are requested to turn out for Winter Carnival Parade tonight.Meet at Drill Hall, Grande Allee, 8.13 P.M.Blanket Coat.No shoes D.TAYLOR, Hon.-Bec.ALLEN Aa AUS EE TT TES TODAY \u201cTIN PAN ALLEY.\u201d A sincere mnile amid the tinsel and gaud of à gay cafe.COMEDY, TOPIC, ETC.VICTORIA TODAY Norma Talmadge in \u201cTHE ISLE OF CONQUEST\" Also Pearl White and Comedy.For Sale at a Bargain 66 $t.Louis St.For further particulars apply to TESSIER.FAGES & CO, 132 St.Peter St.Phone 7760 Jan.17x3 NOTICE 1 hereby give notice that I will not be held responsible for any debt whatever.contracted in my name without a written order signed hy myself, L.G.GRAVEL, Etchemin.Jan.17x3 THE EMPIRE ALL WEEK MARY PICKFORD ino \u2018NEART O THE BILLS\" Other Subjects.LR Phone 4550 American Plan HOTEL ST.URSULE M.G.FAUCHER, Prop.St.Louis Street Quebec Hot and cold running water in all rooms.Local and long distance Telephone.Jan.17x1y A Rebellious Wife and A Determined Husband \u201cLOVE HONOR and9\u201d Featuring Stuart Holmen and Ellen Cassidy \u2014 ITS A MALIMARK PICTTRE The Allen THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.BILLIARD AMATEUR See the Paquet Bliliard Match that will take piace tonight between Messrs.EB.Labrecque and L.Minard, = the Montcalm Hotel Billiard Parr {tha community for Aly aix years, ee ee ee SIX APARTNENT BUILDINGS BURNED New York.N.Y.Jan.19.\u2014One hundred and thicty four families comprising more than 600 men, women and children and babies, were driven from six apartment bulldings in the bitter cold early today by a $76,000, four-alarm fire at the northwest corner of Lennox Avenue and 116th strect, MOTHER SUPERIOR DIES Bt.John, NL.Jan.19\u2014Rev.Mother Mary I\u2019hilomenc.of the Binters of Charity, died at Ht.Vincent's Convent on Saturday afternoon, Khe wan Mas Hophia Sirois, Frenchville, Maine, and had heen a member of rising to the positinn of Mother Huperlor, YARING ROBBERY IN TORONTO Torontn, Jan.19-Entering the home nf Ceorge Ehilson.& railroad; employes after he had gone to work Inst night, two masked men searched the premises, entered the hed room of Mrs.Shilson, who was asleep with her baby, holding the panic stricken woman, threw the baby and mattress to one corner and made off with $54 hidden In the bed.Attempting to call for help when a roomer entered a hand was placed over Mra.Shilson's mouth and she fainted.No arrests yot, WATERWORKS STILL HAVING TROUBLE Montreal, Jan.19.\u2014A boiler tube burst this afternoon at the pumping station of the Montreal waterworks on Atwater Ave, IMfuring five men who were taken Lo the hospital.L H.GAUDRY ESTATE All persons having claims against this estate are requested to send them to the office of the undersigned within fifteen days of the present HORLICK'S 77 THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Aveld Juitatiope & Substisates in CHS.ROSS HAS SETTLED The Claim Of Rifle Factory Has Been Amicably Settled Out of Court A private despatch received trom Ottawa last night, reports that the claim made by Sir Charles Ross, Bart, in connection with the Quebec Ross Rifle contract and the factory premises on the Cove Fields has been settled out of court.The settlement made between the Government and Sir Charles Ross, is that the Government will pay over to Sir Charles $2,000,000 in cash over and above ali the sums that he has already received.The deapatch also reports that an Order-in-Council will be passed today at Ottawa by the Government confirming the mettlement as per agreement.ALD.FIGET 5 HAT la IN THE RING Has Been Thirty-Five Years in City Council and Will Run Again Ald.(Dr.) Michel Fiset, for thirty.five years a member of the Quebec City Council announced last night that his ha* was in the ring and he will seek reelection for another term at voting day on February 16th.A delegation waited on Ald.Fiset and urged him to ran.They argued that with such a reco:d of service in the interests of the City should be continued.The; pointeél out that they had elected Limi by acclamation for many te-ms and wanted han as their representative in tbe Coun- cere.es BLED All-woni Ribbed arhmere Ko! Kings, viace D 3 ond 10.Value $1.60 fOP L.\u2026no0scm00uram0uosroncesa0su sc 000c0cancuu00 BBC SUITS Tweed tend Rerge Ruiter.black and lors.for T.adier.Valued at $29.00 for $14.78, $32.00 for $16.98, $35.00 for $38.50, $41.00 for $28.00, $63.00 for $38.30.And 3 Bone for 1.DRESSES.Colored Poplin anid Serge Dresses for Ladies.Valued at 18,00 for $12.95, $33.50 for $12.88, and 328.50 for $14.83.Dresses of Black and Colored 1*oplin Silks.Valued at $33.50 and 9.98 $S.00 POP Lacnaumacsac000asucsenun00 nm como sen cad 1000 DREAR GOODS, 300 yards of Colorad Mercerizted Repts.Value $1.23 for.,s.070 Plus 3 Bons for 1, SUITS, Best English Tweed Suits to order.Plus 3 Bons for 1, Value $70.00 for.$50.00 GAITERS.10 and 12 button Gaiters for Ladies.Valued at $1.96 and 33.80, For seseerisessmtccsceasrrererrarracantaneranssseces SLAP ONCIOTH.Remnants of Feltol, per yard 890: Canadia: Linoleum, per yard, 81.19: Inlaid Li Plus 3 Rona for 1.Colored Musiins with fancy borders for Curtains, Special price 89e Plus 8 Pons for 1.THE VALUE OF YOUR BONS ON A PURCHASE OF $6.70 18 $1.00 WORTH OF UOODR, .Oileloth, per yard, 70e: leum, per yard, $1.59, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 204 to 264 St.John Street PLAY IN THE JUBILEE TROPHY TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1920.OLYMPIC GAMES JANUARY TENTH H.C.FORTIER, Selling Agent, Montreal Pages Évorite- p\u2014\u2014 MACDONALD CROWN CHEWING TOBACCO elt JUBILEE TROPHY Game Played at the Quebec Curling Club Last Evening In First Round Owing to a slight misunderstanding the first round of the preliminary draw for the Jublles Trophy was not completed last evening, and only ona game was played, Handley\u2019's and Sewell's rinks taking part.Messrs.Beott-and Stocking will play this evening on Quebec ice, while the other round will be drawn as quickly as possible.The game between Handiey's and Sewell's teams, was very closely contested, and after being away ahead In the first few ends, Quebec fell down a little, but managed to keep shead of the Victoria team.The icé was grand, and there was a large crowd present.The scores\u2014 Quebec.Victoria.R.F.Cream Geo.Love.H.F.Mills Col.I.B.O'Meara.E.8t.Amand A.D.Scott.C.H.Handley C.Sewell.Bkip\u20149-13 Skip\u201435-9 Quebec won by 3 shots._ | Ask For COTE'S CLEAR HAVANA Jos.Cote, Ltee.Importer and Wholesale Grocer 188 ST.PAUL STREET, QUEBEC 6 Branches in the city for smokers\u2019 requisites.U.8.OLYMPIC HOCKEY TEAM.Boston, Mass., Jan.19.\u2014The National Hockey Asscciation, meeting In anual session at the Foston Athletic Association building today decided that the ultimate winner of a series of elimination matches between an All-Boston tean and teams representing the Pittsburg, Cleveland and St.Paul Athletic Association, should represent the United States In the Olympic ice hockey games at Antwerp in April.The elimination matches will be played next month.BRAVES AND TIGERS TO PLAY EXHIBITIONS Boston, Jan.19\u2014A list of 18 games to be played by the Boston Nationals and the Detroit Americans in their joint trip north from the spring training grounds was announced by Business Manager Hapgood of the Braves today.Boston will train at Columbus, Ga.and Detroit at Macon.The teams will have three weeks practice before starting out on their tour.COCHRAN GETS CABLE MESSAGE FROM DESCAMPS New York, N.Y., Jan.13 \u2014 C.B.Cochian, the English boxing promoter, announced tonight the receipt of a cable message from M.Descamps, manager of Georges Car- pentier, :n support of his claim that he is the only one who can stage a world\u2019s championship bout in 1920.| Cochran said he had paid $25,000 to| Descamps for the French title-hold-: er's service this year.The message read: : 2 \u2014 x ! : AEGER.k Zine Pare Wool, 1 5 | | I | It | } } ! Blankets Rugs Ladies Ulsters } | Sweaters Caps Shawls | Spencers Gloves Blouses j | Golfers Gaiters Shirts Hosiery \u201can Pyjamas .| r ; Underwear oe Bed Socks ! Gauntlets ardigans Bathing Suits ¢ Body Bands House Coats Bloomers Knee Warmers Dressing Gowns Tights | Chest Protectors Men's Overcoats Puttees Night Caps Scarfs C.H, Suits pe marr ma \u2014_\u2014 John Darlington Reg'd posite Post Office \u201cAwaiting your decision.Have entertained no other offers whatever.Will not do so until released by you.\u201c « | Sporting Notes The City League will get down to business tomorrow evening, whea the Nationals meet Crescents, while the Sons of Ireland hook up with the speedy 8th.C.G.R.team.« eo 0 The Bull-dogs will do their bast to be the first outfit that has inflicted a defeat on the Senators in their own home town tomorrow evening.so 8 - Canadiens are the next N.H.Lteam to play in Quebec, being staged to appear here on Jan.34 when Newsy Lalonds and Co.are going to appear.: ; .+ »® Junior League will stage three games this evening at the Arena starting at 7.30.« À There was only one game in the first round preliminary draws for the Jubilee Trophy last evening, when skip Charlie Handley and his! bonnie lads took the measure of the Victoria aggregation skipped by Colin Bewell.© + Cochran, the British fight promoter, announces that he has received a cable message from Descamps, Carpentier's manager, in support of Cochran's claim that he is the only man who can stage & world's cham- plonship fight.AUSTRALIAN TEAM SUPERIOR TO BRITISH Sydney, Jan.19\u2014The doubles match was played in muggy weather in the presence of 7,000 spectators.\u2018The courts were slow, owing to two days\u2019 rain.Brookes gave a masterly exhibition, but Patterson's work was patchy.Kingscote played well, but Beamish was outclassed.There were some fine rallies in the last wet, but the Australian pair was far too superior to give the British team à chance.marrer JOE BURNS BEAT BATTLING GABE Montreal, Que, January 19.\u2014Joe Burns, the local featherweight, earned the decision over Battling Gabe, of Cincinnati, in a ten round bout hers tonight.Burns had the é4age on his opponent in nine of the ten rounds, but was unable to secure a knock-out.In the final round Gabe rallied and slmost put Burns away, who lost his prudence in over- ansicty to score a knock-out.Kid Sherman, aiso a local fichier, outpointed Jimmy Herman, of New York in each of their scheduled ten round bout DEFENDED TITLE Boston, Mass, Jan.19\u2014Waino Kotonen retained hia title to the championship here tonight when he championship her tonight when he rained two falls from Mike Yokel, former title-holder.Yokel won the first fall in forty two minutes, but the champion took the next two in seventeen minutes, thirty seconds, and twenty seven minutes fifteen seconds, respectively.GRANITES BEAT DONS Cochrane who will sail home next Saturday intimated he would hald: the bout in England if he can sign ap Jack Dempsey.| night, the score Leing 9 to 2.Torontn, Ont, Jan.19\u2014Granites easily defeated the Don Rowing Club in the Senior O.H.A.game here to- OLYMPIC GAMES BEGIN APRIL 10 Ice Hockey Will Start the Pro- gram\u2014Twenty-Two Lines of Sport New York, Jan.18\u2014The official dates of the twenty-two branches of sport to be contested at the Seventh Olympic Games at Antwerp this year were made known by the Belsian Consul yesterday.These dates are much the same as the tentative programme made known some time ago and for once the much discussed Point has been settled that the hockey mentioned is ice hockey and which will open the programme on April 10, In connection with the games and for the delectation of the visiting dele gates a lengthy programme of festl- vities has been arranged by the Belxian State Railway Club to take place at the newly constructed Nightingale Park, Antwerp.Following are some of the functions arranged: A permanent floral exhibition; an exhibition of the Congo Colony with a large panorama and moving pictures; an exhibition of modern painting and sculpture; a retrospective exhibition of the painting art in Belgium from 1830 date of the estab lishment of the kingdom to this day; an international exhibition of sports \u2014automobile and cycles; an exhibition of the diamond industry; avri- culture canine and surgical exhibl- tions; a series of musical festivals of the great Belgian, French and English masters under the leadership of the famous Belgian Maestro L.Mortelemans; concerts of chamber music two great performances of the oratorios of the Antwerp master, Peter Benoit under the leadership of the composers Candael and Alpserts; lyrical and dramatical performances; à competition of sculpture; a great artistic pageant according to Antwerp traditions: a reconstitution of the famous Flemish pageant Ommeganck; shooting and archery match es; baseball and handball matches; gymnastic festivals; aviation festivals and matches; congresses of physicians, artists, ex-combatants, brewers, exporters, geographers, &c.LEAGUE PRESIDENTS HAVE DRAFTED SCHEDULE Chicago, IIL, Jan.9\u2014President Ban Johnson, of the American League, returned) tonight from a hunting trip to Louisiana, where, with President Heydler, of the National League, he drafted the major league schedules for the 1920 season The schedules will be presented for adoption at the joint meeting of the American and National league club- owners here next month.FULTON BEAT GREENE Buffalo, N.Y., Jan.19\u2014A scheduled ten rounds bout here tonight between Fred Fulton, of Minnesota, and Silas Greene, negro boxer of Toronto, was stopped in the fourth round when it became apparent that Greene was hopelessly outclassed by Fulton.Greene weighed only 17¢ pounds while Fulton enter- ed the ring at 214, TRE THRILL THAT COMES, ee 77 | 2 2 MA! on mal MERE GOMMA HAVE STEAK AN° .OMIONS FER SUPPER , ANY WE ?GOSH! Îm HONGRY! CE 1 A LIFE TIME EAA TO Ei SEALED TIGAT Aelps appetite and digestion.Three flavours.T'S not enough fo make WRIGLEY\u2019S good we must KEEP it good until you get it.Hence the sealed package \u2014 impurity -proofguarding, preserving the delicious contents \u2014the beneficial goody.TheFlavourLasts iv imi EE EEA DEMAND STRONG FOR PRODUCTS Marked Shortage is Said To Exist in Many Important Commodities Boston, Mass, Jan, 1$\u2014Demand in greater than supply In nearly all classes of production, according to manufacturers who have made & study of the situation.This is re- gardiess of any falling off in exports.There existe today à shortage of steel, iron, machinery, textiles, sugar, petroleum, shops, labor, food products, automobiles, tires, leather, paper, coal, bulldings, and various other products, with no relief in sight, Recently there has been à better dymand tor raliway equipment, cope per and nickel.and some think that there may he a shortage in these branches hefore the close of the year.The War Finance Corporation has announced three Initial loans of $17,000,000 for harvester machinery, equipment, and electrical machinery, and advances from this source from time to time will stimulate industry up to the $1,000,000,000 authorized.The steel industry ie swamped with orders.A shortage of 2,000,000 automobiles is claimed.Certain au- tomoblle companies cannot promise delivery of cars within three to six months.Machinery and petroleum prices are ring.and prices for certain textiles are becoming mimonst prohibitive.Paper is as scarce as it was during the war.Every consumer is aware of the scarcity of tood products, especially sugar, Labor Shortage.Accompanying ail this is the greatest deficiency of labor ever known.Shorter hours, a shortage of several million aliens who were held in Europe by the war and advancing wages are held responsible for decreased production and declining efficiency.Steel, automobile, textile, tire, petroleum and other industries will operate their mills, furnaces, factories and refinerise as fully as the shortage of lader will permit, with no promise of return to normal for a long time to come.The steel mills are deluged with orders, but production is not much more than 70 per cent.of maximum capacity.Some manufacturers hope for 85 per cent.to 90 per cent.by spring, but even this Is doubtful.The result, according to many producers, will be higher prices for practically all classes of production.continued upward tendency of wages and a atili higher level in living costs.One manufacturer sald: Strong Financially.\u201cOur great industrial compnnies are better off financially than ever before, There will be little borrowing by the old-establinhed companies.They can finance their own business, This in reflected In Dow, Jones & Co.'s tabulation, which shown that 105 large corporations in the four years ended January 1, 1919, increas.+d their combined working capital by approximately $2,000,000,000, \u201cWall Street in stronger today financially than It ever was.Brokerage hounen are carrying more stocks that have heen paid for outright.Customers\u2019 margins were never so farge, and total brokers\u2019 loans are entimated at #$1.250,000.000.That hrokerage housen are not responsible for the recent high money rates in evident from the fart that new secu.ritlen listed on the stock exchange in 1019 exceeded present loans to brokers.Then Again, brokers\u2019 loans are not greatly In excess of what they were in the pre-war years when stock prices were much lower and the number of securities traded In not much over one-third of the transactions of today.\" remet DISABLED FRFIGHTER TOWED INTO PORT New York, Jan.19\u2014The freighter Yarmouth disabled off Cape May, N.J., during a storm, waa towed into the lower bay tonight with her $2,- 000,000 cargo of ilquor, according to « wireless message received at the Naval Commandant's Bureau from the Revenue Cutter Beneca.The Bensca said it had the dis- tresmed vessel in tow and had anchored off Staten Island in the lower bay for the night.MAYOR OF MONUTON.Moncton, N.B.Jam.10.\u2014A.C.Chapman was today elected Mayor of Moncton by acclamation ROYAL GEORGE REPORTS DELAY Halifax, N.8, Jan.19\u2014Radio from the steamer Royal George tonight states that she will not likely arrive here before Tuesday afternoon The steamer, which was expected to make port tonight, has been delayed by heavy weather.SINN FEINERS ATTACKED DROMBANE VILLAGE HALL Thurles, Tipperary, Jan.19.\u2014 Sinn Feiners on Sunday night attacked Drombane Village Hall, which occupled as & police barracks.After an unsuccessful atempt to blow it up with dynamite, they besieged It for several hours.Finally they were driven off by the police, who returned their fire.Mo far as known there were no casualties.mest etn NEW YORK'S POST OFFICE.Fiften million pleces of ordinary mail are received and delivered daily, also 50,000 registered letters and 650,00 pounds of néwspapers and periodicals, these being handled by 12,000 persons employed in the 53 classified and 363 contract stations in New York, according to an official statement issued by Its postmaster.Also more than 325,000 pleces of mis-directed mail are handled dally, not including removal notices.Postal receipts for the year ending June 30, 1919, showed an increase of 11% per cent over the previous year, which meant an average daily Increase of $185,000.Postage collections amount to $148, 000 daily, it was said, and $140 io found daily in \u201cdead letters\u201d.Receipts tor the sale by auction of undelivered parcels amounted to $40,.000 during the last fiscal year.The New Pork post office, it is stated, re- celves and disburses $750,000,000 annually and fssues money orders tor $38,000,000.It has on deposit trom its 160,00 depositors, the sum of $42,000,000, eet GIFT.There were thirteen little peacock feathers made into a fan, With a monogram of opals, so they ny, That he sent, upon the marriage of & t deal younger than, To the girl who once had been his fiancee! \u2014Lite, Children Cry for Fletcher's Fletcher\u2019s Castorla is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children, Foods iré specially prepared for babies.A baby\u2019s mediclas de even more essential for Baby.Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are not interchangeable.It was the need of a remedy for the common ailments of Infants and Chiléren that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, .and no claim bas been made for it that its use for over 30 years has not proves.What is CASTORIA?Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Of), Paregeric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It is pleasant.It contains asither Opium, Morphine mor other narcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.For more than thirty years it has been is constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Celic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and aids the assimilation of Food; gi healthy and natural aisep.The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The Mother's Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of- - In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY.NEW YORK CITY =\u2014 NEN PAOUECT FOR \u2014 ATLANTIC FLIGNT Aeroplane and Airship Have Crossed from North Amerjoa to Great Britain \u2014 London, England, Jen.13 \u2014 announcement that another may soon be made to fiy across Atantie, this time with a asroplane, again revives te what type of aerial finally coms into common croming by air from Europe United Statesan airplane could maintain flight for more than 20 hours: 24 hours had been excesded on ome occasion.We knew that exceptional pilots could endure even that prolonged strain.- Now, was it necesmry to fly the Atlantic in order to prove that aircraft can be accurately navigated out of sight of land.Directional wireless makes that possible; and it is in use every day.But, apart from that.there are Instruments and methods now avaliable (although quite lately said to be Impousible) which enable the nerial navigator to make à close estimate of the drift even when no fixed landmarks are in sight Previous Tests Neglected.The astonishing thing about the trans-Atlantic project was that none of the entrants made sure before hand that he possesssd the phys- I don't loaf between : School and Home \u2014says \"when I know Mas waiting with a dish of ical capability.Some of them had made 10 and even 13-hour (flights: but there is a great deal of differ.once between such fights, made within reach of home, and 18 or 20 hours\u2019 piloting under efrcumatances which.will inevitably give intense anxiety.However, there ju the fn- ducement of the homor to be wom; and men being what they are, the present phase was just as invitable as was that during which Louis Bleriot, 10 years ago, Strits of Dover on à (rail monoplane driven by a 26-horsepower Anssmi engine, im circumstances that nefther he nor any other pilot would dream of repeating today.Success with a two-seater does not mean that the Atlantic could be flowa again except under favorable conditions and with great good ortune; whereas, a big alrboat or an irahip seh a thes R-34 could easily be repeated.The small seaplane which was entered, the singis-smgine Fairey, a float machine, was no more a trans- Atlantic type than were the other two-seaters.In the event of a fore.4 descent, the floats might save the machine for an hour or two: equally, they might not; they gre Belt Traction The interchangeable bushing aystem Split Pulley is greater than the adhesion makes Hi adaptable te any sianderé on @ meta) pulley ni equal belt tension.shafting.The rensen in thet there to Jens bel i ig 2 mighty rood allround standard Sligpage over the wenden urlase (han | service pulley that will moot the demands over the metal surface.of all ordinary \u2014and mest extraordinary Thon there aise is jam weight friction be- shap practise.In sétition te vhih 8 cause the Dodge Wood-Spit Priley loue | coete lu de bep.much lighier and vo mueb better baisnced.Try © few Dodge Wend Split Pulleys ba may bo run at high speeds without your plant They viD Sustifp your to vestment.\u201c DODG Manufacturing Co., Limited F.H.Andrews & Son (Reg'd).\u2018Phones 205 and 596.263 St.Paul Street Stockers for Quebec and Distriet.Got an ocean-going proposition.»y the way, the description of this machine was « variable-wing type pes- «ibly conveys & wrong impression ot variable wing-area: merely fo ft possible te lower the trailing edge of the main planes, thus increasing the Ure at the expease of peed.Adequate Harberage Needed.Before aiships can make the cross ing with reasonable safety it will be necessary to provide adequate har.borage at intervals along both coasts A fairly regular service could thea be established.Atrshipe have the advantage that if on the out journey they fail to make land, they can return homeward with engines simost, if not quite idle; or out on a favorable wind, they can save their fuel for the return sour- ney.For them a mrong cross wind is perhaps the worst condition, One result of the Atlantic competition may well be the eatadlish- ment of the big air-boat in publie confidence.It to a class of comparatively recent developement; and the public would be surprised if they knew all about the labor that has been bestowed upon it, and the Intricate difficulties that have heen overcome.It may be Stated, Generally, that the system of providing ordinary land aeroplanes with floats In piace of the wheeled tion of the problem of the multiple- engine machine.That having been solved, the air-boat has gone ahead.All over the World Ÿ SES Players are giving cigarette { satisfaction to all lovers of a perfect cigarette.rich, mild aroma of these worid- famous smokes guarantee perfect cigarette enjoyment.18¢ per Package~two for 35\u20ac \u201cM Id than all oth Pods ghar There remains much to be done as itself.The engines, too, offered their own special difficulties.Fos example, contrary to popular belief, the shaking and jolting to which an air-boat's engines are subjected are far greater than in the Lypes of engines will not endure taxpaying even on small waves.which, at high speed, seems as hard as Sure! High Heels Cause Coms But Who Cares Now Because style decrees that women crowd and duckie up their tender tees in high heel footwear they suffer TO RENT Splendid Commercial Stand Sete 1,800 À hone e ; jee r space; of construction.Can be a two.Apply to 406 St.Joha \u2018els.1742 On and now in divided Street Jon.17x).from corns then they cut and trim at these painful pests which merely makes the corm grow hard.This suicidé! habit may cause lockjew and wamen were warned to stop it.A few drops of & drug called frees.one anptied directly upon a sore corn gives quick relief and soen the entire esrn, root and all, lifts out without pain.Ask the drug store man for a quarter of an ounes of freeones, which cesta very Httle but is sufficient to remove every hard or soft cors or callus frem one\u2019s fest.This Greg Is as sther compound and dries In a moment and simply shrivels wp the without fa- Gaming er even frritating the sur.regards the construction of the boat | admirable as it is for so many purposes.le not suitable in this department, case of land machines: and certain !trary to what was at one time almost universally held, begin in the aerodynamics of the air-boat.Actually the boat is lighter and offers less air resistance than the wheeled un- der-carriage.This advantage can be oncrete.Thus, the Rolls engine, Lightness of Air-Boat.Now the advantages, again con.used fer greater petrol capacity and for higher speed, although the latter is less important; and it is greatly increased by the fact that there Is no reason why the air-boat should be givem a high altitude capacity, For all purposes, until we reach the stage whem we can make intelligent use of upper currents of the air that will ene day be accurately charted.the alr-boat can safely fly at low altitudes, gvhich in overland flying would more often than not be dangerous from the point of view of forosd landings, besides being an unneyance (0 the people below.Asether advantage of the air-hoat is its independence of spucially equip ped landing-places.It can come down anywhere oa the water, and for that reason alone is likely in the long run te p it & smaller dill of costa tor repairs.Commercially, it will have the advantage of being in competition with comparatively slow traffic, corn rounding times or shia.Cllp this out and pis on your wife's êresner, trary, each division will have its of children in other countries.nphere.which was the first to fly direct pebbles, and the little people of the across the Atlantic.is utterly unsuit- | Philippines call the game \u2018\u2018sintak\u201d: 18 the same, though it has a five.syllable name in Tagalog: and \u201cthe rats and the cat\u201d is easily comprehended, \u201cYou play it barefouted with your little wooden shoes piied up in the center and guarded by a fer.oclous \u2018pusa,\u2019 who pounces toward | any rat creeping nut to recapture hie shoes.\u201d Also they gu to scheel, learning.as one little brown person solemnly explained \u201cthat we may understand slang.a kind of dialect that {i ks the custon.of the Americano 10 speak.\" The two-seater aeroplane, | \u201cSacks,\u201d for example, is \u201clayed with ed to that class of work: and it will! \u201cblündman's burt\" Is Immediately be une\u2019s duty to make that perfectly recognizable, though the little pro.plain when the time comes.Yet! ple call it \u201ctakiz-sclim\"\u201d; \"lenpfrog\u201d the two-seater has its definite place in the aeronautical scheme.and the place cannot be enroached upon either by the air-boat or by the big alrship.\u2014 Th a TRE LITTLE FILIPINOS, \u2018The future of the Philippines, like that of any other country, is in the i hands of the children, the \u201clittle little people of the barrios,\u201d as a; | writer in Travel calls them, thinking of bata babae, the little woman.| child,, and bata lalaque, the little man-child, her brother; a \u201cbarrio\u201d | I Childrens incidentally being a group of small, thatched houses, such as the poor live in.The writer has got acquaint.ie mn oe pu x 2 od with the little people, and tells of i a , A : \u2018 + .JY their life from morning till bedtime, nm - 4 « story of \u2018\u2019smail, busy, simple lives, Initiated early into helpfulness; for LI & '//, DS { => where poverty lies beside you on the | A ° deoping mat, and dips her fingers i RS A 1 fl = with you into the rice pot, aii must i hl work that all must eat.\u201d Yet it is anything but an unhanpy picture: Why are Pepe bast Seg children {forest fumes in pastille il parts of the and there Is place in it for dolls and Because comtala Abesiutely Whea Shoes Post 1 peared disse M rloglag relief and hasttag te cames.The dolls are wooden, goharméul à rage.pense en jin mou they | py in ry vrough-he and Sketohlly clad per- breathed down to the air passag: 'wellers in pine f hest, making oy erent an duacly beloved by Wee | |, 0d lnngs\u2014nat swallowed te helm hich 1s oe Manly aay cough.brown mothers, and clasped as child's delicate stomach, which iby the medical profession s winter and wee jealously to little warm, primitive 0e ensiky upoet ; and because thayJwithout equal fer alt Give them te the Di hearts as the haughtiest waxen ste co plencant te take he threat, breathing passages ea the fiset of Di beauty that ever opened her ayes in children never refuse them, age.These pine vapors # cold appease.the Don Marche\u201d and the games Pape provide health-givieg Pepe are taken, penstrate cénite.Afl deniers bem, #70 often: very much Mike the games 4 i { r 77 > armee mor \u2014\u2014.and shoes Work guaranteed.Apoly G.Rue), 39 Bridge 8t, Janléxé WANTED\u2014Two girls with good references for Hairdressing Parlors; _ preferably one good Marcel Waiver parties Apply, $5.00 DAIL\u2014Men send me your address and I will show you how to earn $6.00 daily the year around, \u2018 Ontarto.TO LET.PLAT TO LET\u2014From lst March, heated and furnished, five rooms and bath room, No.F.de Salaberry Avenue, near St.Olivier Bt.Jan17xant.tuth.x3 TO RENT\u2014Office in Dominion TO LET\u20148econd and third storied of building, No.8 Collins street, heated, elevator, suitable for factory or warehouse.Apply on the premises.Telephone 1476.Jani5x6 Furnished flats of 3 rooms, heat, light, gas stove, ice-box, and all modern conveniences.Apply 11 Haldimand Street, or to 25 Mount Carmel street.\"Phone 7289, 7290 or 7243, Immediate possession.Jani4xé tinuous hot water Location advantageous.Good service.Well patronized.Telephona $363.W.8.Richardson, 138 ft Anne St, Quebec.Bept5xly ROOMS TO LET At 16 8t.Genevieve Avenue and $6 Mount Carmel street, with all modern conveniences.Apply by phone 7243, 4309.Immediate possession.Jan.19x6 ç.Toothache, Earache, and for eumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuitis, take Aspirin marked with the name \u201cBayer\u201d or you are not taking acoticacidester of Ralicyllcacié, manufacture, to assist the pu! wilt he stamped with thelr ge! ONLY TABLETS MARK \u201cBAYER\u201d ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the \u201cBayer Cross\u201d | For Colds, Pain, Headache, Neural- | package istered in Ci Asptrin Le the eine & hire 1t Is well ksown that tmitations, the Tablets of i trade mark, the \u201cBayer Cress.which contains complete directions.Them you ire getting real Aspirin\u2014the genuine (Aspirin .bed b: sicians for over nineteen dbz?ow made in Canada.Handy tin boxes containing 12 tab- Aspirin at all only \u201cBa: Tablets of|lets cost but & few cents.Druggists Prev in a unbroken \u201cBayer\u201d also sell larger \u201cBayer\u201d packages.There is only one Aspirin\u2014\"Bayer\"\u2014You must say nada) of Bayer Manufacture of Momorin mean: Bayer £ Bayer Compasy FOR SALE.\u2014Beautifui mahogany bedroom set of seven pieces, also Chesterfield set and Table.Apply 2 pa © = nm = o - >= \u201c e » a FOR SALE\u2014 House No.326 Grande Allee.A medium sized, modern house, recently completely renovated, large garden.medium sized, up to date, apartments, in splendid order, with yard in rear.For particulars and permits to view apply to Meredith & Meredith.Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie street.Janisxiw FOR SALE-\u2014150 cords dry hard wood, 13 inches long.$4.00 a cord.Address Fred Craig, St.Foye Rond.Jani5ziw FOR SALE\u2014To close Estate late Peter Johnston.The following properties: 2 Cut Stone dwelling houses Nos.26 and 28 St.Denin Avenue, Cape.Each $ rooms besides bath-room and large pantry.Store and dwelling No.54 Couillard @t, opposite Livernnis drug store For further information, apply to J.M.Johnston, 29 Ste.(lenevieve Avenue.Phone 760.JanlExtf.PERSONAL.| | ! | Marry for sure success, hundreds\u2019 select wealthy members beth sex wishing marriage: strictly confidential, most reliable.years experience in this work; only honorable peuple | wanted; free list.The Successful Cupid.Mrs.Cappel, Box 115, Onkland.Jantzxim WOULD YOU MARRY IF BUIT- BD?Best Matrimonial paper published.FREE for stamp.CORRESPONDENT, Toledo, Ohlo Jan17xIm EPILEPSY MARRY.\u2014 For speedy marriage; gbeolutely the best, largest in the country; established 14 years: thou- ands wealthy members, both sexes, i confidential ub, Mrs.Wrubel, 732 Madison, land, Cal.Jant2xI1m ing early marriage; riptions tree.The Old Reliable ftanton's Epilepcure, the nnly remedy for Epileptic Falling Fita.$1.35 @& bottle at your Drugkist or at M P.Barry, 122 St.Joseph 8t.; J.W.Gaudette, 1078 St.Valier Bt.Quebec.Btanton's Epllepcure, 635 St.Hubert St, Montreal, P.Q.Dect3x1m [AST CALL IMPORTANT NOTICE To persons having Goods in Storage: Owners of goods in our Storage Wassheuse are requested to call IMMEDIATELY, and make ar sangements for their repair or removal, as we are going out of Dusiness 31 8: u OTEXRWISE THEY WILL RE SOLD BY AUCTION 11 :: JAMES PERRY 823 ST.PAUL STREET, Telephone 510.d.16to81 SIMONS & CO.Great Winter Clearing Sale TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT.OFF \u2014 the \u2014 OLD PRICES.GREAT BARGAINS.Reductions in all Departments! DON'T FORGET .the .GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS.Telephone 338, SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite City Hall.Out had.Call early and have A Genuine Clearing We are obliged, at any sacrifice, to dispose of the balance of our Furniture before May 1st, 1920.There is a good selection of odd pieces still to be Sale best choice.JAMES TEL.519 PERRY 323 ST.PAUL STREET.Jan.16xtu.th.sat.xé n: News | Shippi U.S.NATIONAL MARINE EXHIBITION To Be Held in Month of April ~\u2014Will Be of Great Interest to Many The United States National Marine Exposition to be held at New York during the week April 18th to 17th will be inaugurated by a luncheon aboard a ship built, owned and manned by Americans.At night a formal opening of the National Marine Exposition will be presided over by Chairman Payne of the U.8.Shipping Hoard, the display will In- \u201clude maritime relics, ship models, inventions: shipbullding methods, ute, including Government exhibits.The Exposition will come to an end on Haturday, April 17th, Inland Waterways and Harbour Day, when 4 demonstrative parade will take place in New York City.It is reported that the C.P.O8 liner Empress of France will be aken off the Liverpool-8t.John.B., route, on her return tip to } CLOSING LETIERS BY THE LOCAL BROKERS (By Breen & Gourdean) New York, Jan.19\u20148tock market prices today continued to fluctuate pretty generally within trading limits and the character of the market, «s à whole, was virtuully unchanged from that of the past several sessions.PROFIT \u2014 BY THE \u2014 Exchange vaiLY GOSSIP ON THE LEADING STOCKS Teh C.P.R.traffic earnings for the second week in January aggregated $3,331,000, an increase of $440,000 or 15.30 per cent.over the corresponding week ast year.THE CANADIAN PRESS (By Canadian Press) New York, N.Y rofesgional short in: In control during the today\u2019s very uncertain stock market, mainly because of the continued jack of public interest or support.(Christian Solence Monitor) It is apparent that many people of the Anancial world either do not real Iza the strained ciedit situation, or eater part of Cedar Rapids have declared a divi- - ; are deliberately ignoring it.Those \u2014 \u201cMuch of the day's news was of &|dend of K of } per unt.for the quar-| The Initial level was fractionally ire |the weakness of the Canadian Car | who have been curriod \u2018away by the 0 Nos: vful tenor, the only adverse de-| ter ending January 31st.payable on |regular trem the preceding closing atocks was a feature of the day, | fervor of speculation t heed ; .ee.gelonment was further delayed on February 16th to holders on record [level turned quietly strong for aj emmon was eut 7% points to 80 and ing the warning repeatedly jaaued We cash-in for holders of Canadian Securities, e part of United States Supreme January 31.time but a concerted bear drive be- \" | .+ .Court in the much discussed Mac- .tore the expiration of the first hour the preferred two points to 103.Car- | by the Federal Reserve Board and without any charge whatever, the interests payable in Comber stock dividend tax case\u2014| The average price of twenty Rail |prought about a declining movement.cire Factories closed at 42 a.za ee apon She bunks for _ being of a negative character.Asjroads yesterday was 74.96 up .35:|Prices again advanced around mid- sa Ferre Lauren \" a roe on re surg nt ns ever.New York, thus giving them the benefit of the ex- @ result of last Saturday's excollent| snd of twenty Industrials 103.43 up day, with quite a little demand show-[274.Ames-Holden aéded à point at | uhould impress upon all the necessity | BEAUPRY LEMAN, B/ .clearing house statement ve lett 40.ee ing in the low priced Railroads.The | 35; lon a po of conservatiem, it iu contended, but| Beaudry Leman.B.Sc.CE.Mantes change, which means actually an increase of 6 to 10 p.c., .ral margin of cons action of the market during the 3 .s even this barometer of financial con- real, is well-known in Canadian, ; np pri Tr Mont La à Pr ee ee hand con ly TET erst according to mask.(Coupons of Saguenay-Pulp are es efc | vo.the afternoon, although trading was vr .* sion.The sharp upward movements|ager of the Banque d'Hoc \u201ca.; lbiy.The rate fell from 8 percent) per cent.for the quarter ending Jan.on a less active scale.The-market (By Broem & Gourdeau) In call money eh have been director of the Acadla Coal Com-i payable either at Montreal or New York at the holder's at the opening, to 6 a midday.ani uary 31, payable on February 16 10), pg yma developed a definite trend Bid.Asked |; frequent of late do not appear to pany and a member of the Montreal: .a ey market, | \"U\\d0r® on record January 31.and dealings throughout were highly | AbtibI .275 378 |check the inordinate and reckless Electric Service Commiuee.During | choice).ow wr bidi professional.mes .4s +.33634 135 lepeculation in securities and cummo-| 1801-1907 Mr.Leman was Muyor of, owever, where the maximum s In the opinion of Gwathmey and 8 hi Asbestos .Lee BO 134 diti 1 th t fortnight continued to \u2018 Today's news contained nothing .* en.It is said that à great many shawinigan Falls .Le ening the sour.| Co advantage of all harp recessions | ny might in any way effect the Bell Telephone .11034 1il oil stocks of doubtful value have _ _\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_iÂŒ_ Any financial information furnished upon request.Be er thin» mingr| [°Uld be taken to make purchases |p| gicuation and outlook and specu- | Brasilian .4TH 48% [Leen floated recently, ant thes se-|jogked for, with the possibility that tent pp In expestation ot higher prices.ative interests showed no inclination | Brewery .oe 104 186 curities, which are purchaned by in- the inevituble marking up on coms \u201c .; ; The attitude of tie Federal Res- - .to deviate from the walting attitude|Bridge .110 111 vestors whu have given them no ad- jercial paper rediscounts may ba A copy of \u201cLA RENTE, edited by Olivar Asselin erve \u201cBoard towards credits formed The Now York Sun says: With adopted sop time back.Although |Brompton .824 8254 | vance investigation, have absorbed a deferred until afief next week's Chi- .Te bate of further conjecture but| the leading nation making plans 108) \"jj rate for money which open- |Canners .o.58 89 |sreat deal of capital.In addition! cage conference on eiminating rele- fl ill also be mailed upon request.ne definite conclusions were reached, reviving International font to or ed at 8 per cent.and declined to ¢/Coment .TI} .many new issues of & legitimateltionship of reserve rates and those The local branch of the Central Bank rough a concentra per cent, served to deflsct an easler (Converters .74% | character have heen floated recently, ion correspundents\u2019 balances.hened its ratio of reserves, Banixe the credit resources of the\\,endency, the strong feeling of un-|Detroit .l6BL4 \u2026 109 [some of Which have never even been| The trend in foreign exchange has ne Hy ther centres lost ground.| World in support of the great relief certainty surrounding the credit|Car .61 jadvertiseé.Many concerns whoss|again turned sharply downward.Fol- Btocka were strong At the Opening! loans, the investment altuation has| fo foo atill a big factor.Fishing .3% es [rtanding in business is unquestioned | |Gwing Wednesday's break of 1 3-4 a ickey a the los, but Lewes! changed radically within ho at few |\" Cr nome contes devetns in lame.11 1208 LL Nia Dn Seed, 0, te sents bn demir ne Lig those periods the trend was mostly «co regard to the money outlook we look crest .trouble for und.jt t h h urther cord ow.Fur reactionary.A few leaders of the for the market to continue a narrow | Dominion Steel .76% 1 or underwriters to sell such ju now close to its recor we Tut class represented by General Motors,| Forelgn Exchange quotations ln |trading affair.Laurentide .37T1 272% | Securities over the counter or by tele.| ther premsure of (puis and sencod Crucible Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, | New York yesterday were as follows:| srotai naten: Stocks, 763.800; [Lyall .B84 .|phone An enormous amount of short selling are blamed: bosiL¥ ne United States Ruhber and Shippings Sterling: demand.3.431: cables! ponda, $18,362,000 MacDonald .43 424 capital has been absorbed in this! urgency displayed in the internatio registered extreme losses of 3 to 8/3.69%4.France: demand, 11.61; * hh Montreal Power .iy\u2019 | rar.al appeal to correct world eo points.These wers largely retriev-| cables, 11.59.Lire: demand, 18.71; (By Bruneau & Dupuis) Quebec .,.+.3134 31% Business Requirements.conditions may have on ltimate ef- OTTAWA QUEBEC BOSTON sd at the end, high-priced olls and cables, 13.69.Quilders: demand, It ia hard to say much shout to |Riordon .182% \u2026 It is believed that without doubt ea ful.serman Imm.Banque Nationale © 188 5.Joha St.60 \u201ctate Street afMiiated issues making substantial 37%: cables, 3734.tockholm: | is market which has been partis | Bt.Lawrence 138 [there is enough available capital in ks recorded & new low this week.ealiles.Sales amounted to 776,000 cables, 20.70.Belgian: cables, culariy uninteresting.Steel .MY 8414 | the United States to satisfy the de.Works | shares.11.58.Pesetas: cables, 19.10.Marks: \u2018One or two of the naw speciaities| Spanish River .87% 87% |mands of business if unnecessary y8 OF THE DEAD SEA.| Jan.20,22,24x3 1) feature] ft TRE JOY 1 Bonds were dull and featureless in| cables, 17.66.wi but the general run|Smelters .30 2034 { speculation and wildcat investments ! have heen weak but ç les long by ahout * the main, nominal changes occurring oo 0 of prices has not been far from those |Shawinigan .118% | 11534 |do not take possession of it.Busi.| Forty-seven mies © dst, an eee in most domestic Issues, ih ¢| Canadian trade was well maintain-| \u20ac Saturday and there has been nol Atlantte .er eer 93) $37 |ness is extremely active and pros- ten miles a Rela oo rot .Liberty group, which deno' urther|ed during 1919, and the volume of | pew developments.Money is some.|Bteamships .71% qu |pects are for a continuance of good lying some 1.ee : e or oO inance pressure.business was second only to the re-| hat easier and we think that the|Tucketts .se .times indefinitely, as demand In all of the Mediterranean, the Dead Rea, Total sales, par value, aggregated cord year of 1917.Imports Were| .igrive element of Wall Bt.came Textile .».186% ( |lines greatly excesds production.The according to a traveler in Pulestine, data United States bônde were un all high, And ee een down today expecting & Detter mars Toronto .».as |Sreater the commercial activity, (he has possibilities of some Tn offers no more thorough and to- \u2018| slackening of the demand for for kot but-were disappointed.Wayagamack .greater the n or capital, sc that:ing à popular wa .+ changed on salt.produced goods was disclosed.With| The market ar really changed Carriages RA Mad 7 there is none to spare for non-essen-: shores, wher3 famous cities stuod In date system than that which reg ates YHUNNNHNNEKUNENS ro a rade aval | Lo, Justis and there ls nothing now|Tramway Deb.70 ue [ihe ore ar ime when Ba iti are To Be A mere.Are.fevtil the workings of The Merchants Bankmonth o .in the situation worthy of comment.|Ames pfd .111% - | late; but here \u2018 4 | able bi , 3 o arentiy Is to be had to lend to Eur- calturad $ 3 Soni ! y the Department of Customs Carptd .p y ad to lend to Eur-; plains capable of future agricalturi - d = NEW YORK MARKET.= at Ottawa, definite figures for the {By L.G.Beaublen & Co.) Spanish River pra \"16346 dl ope, some of the countries of which gevelopment as well as scenery with It 18 this careful training an = a 34 94 26 3 08 3 35 98 38 56 86 98 26 90 | CAJendar year gre complete.Thess! New York, N.Y., Jan.19\u2014The|Steamships ptd .81% are in great need of financial aesist-| mountains and ravines to tempt the efficient management, which enables show that with the'exports of (M8 | marke recovered somewhat (he AC Carrigue 1d ©.A ian hee thao ln 8 Fret need Cue\u201d And thre a me water of | this Bank to give to its customers a (By Bruneau & Dupuis) Dominion were well maintained in |terncon, largely on short covering, |Ontario Steel pfd for further credits in thi « un ry by the lake itself: had any other power © nd I ¢ b Open.Close.| volume, and were second only to th4 | put the rally was not decisive or vgry| Hochelaga Bank , 168 lraiironds.If the ros.de mere to be\u2019 thun Turkey been in control o: tue | most modern a satis: actory ank- (JAm Can .6334 833; | phenomenal year ot 1017, hen the convincing.Montreal Bank .208 [given the capital necessary to put, fekion.so ways the traveler.there, ing service.Am or æ Fay.VIT pds ments was at.its \u201cnelant the The où stocks and motors sold ur Royal Bank .216 +s [them in proper condition for hand- | would Jong ago have been « vopuia: | 2-22 FL Am qoco .22 2010 SR 87 , Quite considerably ans AFTERNOON SALES.ling the country\u2019s enormous traffic, {t| bathing station on the mortels; {+ Am Smelting .7 6734 (Value of goods imported Into the|gome improvement in the stesl and it \u201ca.| shore of the lake.To b sure, ft ie Voom ear AT THA mtry was some $34,000,000 fn ex- |equipment Issues.Money eased off to| Atlantic: \u201825 at 14 20 at 9434, § 18 Probable that it would be neces.SOT OL TRE Po swimming | Am Sum Tobacco .14 933, | Ces of 1918, although @ was $64,500,-|six per cent.which was & helpful| at 941, 300 at 94, 35 at 9834, 36 at in he Rest ue peurs fe with- matches, for the density of ile mea! Head Office: Montreal.OF CANADA Established 1864.000 less than the previous year.factor.At the close prices worked 94, 25 at 33, 25 at 3334, 100 at 9314, .nd cn ous.E ON BRANCH Am Zine .18% 18% compeus even the Strong 4 | UEBEC AND LAUZ ES, - W.G.HINDS, Manager.Am Woolen 1834 150 4 ooo down again and the general result on! 75 at 98, 105 at 9234, 5 at 98, 35 at European Borrowings.lastio xvimmer to content himeelf | ST, SAUVEUR BRANCH, » .J.F.LEMIEUX, Managerà Der | The New York Financial Bulletin [the day was one of considerable ir-/92%, 75 at 72, The foreign end of the situation : on the + .Anaconéa Co © with leisurely progress, but on t Sofety De Bones to rent at Queb 285 Branch Anacores C pper .HA \u201c% is as follows: RBhort covering is ex- |regularity.The comparative dull-| Ames: 150 at 136.constitutes a compartment by itself hl El a ay here snjov th | eposit at Quebec ar 1 St Sauveur es.| Baldwin Loco .113s #H pected, due to an oversold cundition |ness nf trading was not relieved this! Ames pfd: 100 at 11134.yet with distinct bearing on money.leasure of dcep-water bathing Haiti & Ohig .4 111% | and tears by the bear element that |afternon and the aloofness of the| Braxilian; 20 at 48.The need for furnishing the Euro- b hout bel ble to swim at all Beth reel (B 0 .32 313 [the Supreme Court may hand down public to the market still remains, Brompton: 235 at 83%.peaps investment capital or credit in) boi i spears, he dos a on BRT yo.95 la favorable atock dividend decision.| Total Sales 1,063,800, Car: 35 at 0, 35 at 61.one form or another will tempotarily! * OV heey ne nd ere \"vou float in cer.1 .115 ° \u2026.AUUAHAHUNUN An REA Car pra: $ a los.7 eat into American domestic financial! Treat tort and dignity, One ton une tio of the New York , teamships: at 78.resources somewhat; yet it is the ; Pom rs yu * NR Fedora) Reserve Bank nat werk wan | 8 N| Cement: 26 at 27% 26 at 728.only assurance of receiving in dua|Of Water from this remarkable ake! \u20ac re Pe oH 26% |41.1 per cent, as against 38.8 the % THE TOE MARKET | Dominion Steel: 130 at 76%, 25 at {season the earnings reward\u2014sure to| CONtains 157 pounds of salt.w chat Corn Products .B38 81 previous werk, while the reserve | * 2 |T656, 280 at 76%.be Eenerous\u2014on a continued large LS be found Inn ton of water The Fundamental Use Cuba Cane Sugar.bo 433; | rio of the Federal Tearrve costem GHA AAAKXNKEN HUAN] Laurentides 200 AC 278 maintain.Without 1\u20ac that trade wil) from the buoyant fied Hea and six eps General Motors .30814 304 | RE 4E.1 an against 4 » Toronto, Ont, Jan.19\u2014The cash| Montreal Power: 26 at 89, 88%.| |Inevitably languish, and the disloca-| times the solution of salt that serves of Wri ting Pap er Goodiich .18%.78% \"+ 2 a grain quotations on the \u2018Toronte| Brewery: 140 at 195, 76 at 196,|ted exchange position will have to! to flavor a ton of Atlantic Ocean.Gt Nor pfd .78 7 Securities rep nting our great | Voara of Trade were as follows: 210 at 198, 76 at 19434, 20 at 198, depend for recuperation upon the| But much of the lake borders a| LL.Tnapiration Sep - 85% 56 basic entries Taw e hy no means Manitoba wheat.No.1 Northera Quebec Railway: 95 at 31%, 35 at srowing put sti] Feintively siow pro-| \"dreary waste, excemively hot m0 Next to money, writing paper is do pta arme.40% | aiscounted their present wortn, say | 82-80: No.2 82.17; No.3 $2.73, 10/3154, 150 at 3144, 50 at 31%, 26 at centre nereased mports.Buch ai perhaps ths Turks were excusable in ha th t ial factor vfd .-.+.9714 sex W.J.Wollman and Co.store Fort Wililam.33, 60 at 3134, 10 at 33, 10 at 31%, | contingency wou d mean hardship to not thinking vf it as a place for, perhaps e most essential Kennecott Copper .30% sou pt + ES Manitoba oats, No.2 Canada |75 at 31M, 26 at 311, 35 at 3134, | [hoth European and American Ppro-! recreatinn.| for ing on the world's k Mexican Pewrol .194 193% | he me ot the Controîter or| Nestern #3; No, 3 Canada Western] Quebec Railway Bonds: 4000 at ducers heretofore in enjoyment of carrying work.Missouri Pacific 26 25% repo! 38 3-4; extra No.1 feed 88 3-4; No.145, such trade.New Haven .2015 2614 | the Treasury shows that the assets Of |1 feed 86 1-2; No.2 feed 83 1-2.Shawinigan: 25 at 116, 55 at 115 An important step in the necessary ids in ildi in.N Y Air Brake 105%; 1584 the United Btates national banks t | Manitoba barley, in store Fortl1o ar ior = %: investment program is the flotation It aids in the building up and ma Norf & West \u2019, 97 |b 822,444.9992,000 on November 17, | william, No.3 Canadas Westerni steel of Canada: 280 at 84%.now under way.of the $25,000,000\" tenance of the social and business Ohio Cities Gas .46% 463; | 1919 They have more than doubleé 131,78 7-4: No.4 Canada Western Spanish: 50 at 87%, 130 at $434.Belgian loan in one-year and five.sels f : Pan Amer Patrol 9214 \u201d 2 {in six years.81.76 7-8; rejected $1.35 1-8; feed| Wayagamack: 36 at 76.year notes.The respective offering activities of a nation.Pennsylvania .42% a Warner À \u20ac une |V 04 7-8.Smelters: 30 at 80%, §0 at 30.(Prices of 36 and 05 3-4 mean tho PROVINCE OF Blerce Arrow.70 0 | Te mirket 1u|g American corn, track Toronto, Na.|, Abitbl: 50 at 376,35 01 276,208 liey\u2014ot more than 7 per cent.The The Preferred Stock of a well ress Atl Car .96 28% , a \u2026 Ce 278, n 3 my tel Springs 11 eK I Te ean ere in trignu | Riordon: 80 at 143 pare ea tered prog ALBERTA.managed company, engaged in the Reading ce 25 178 |appenr to be the best © outside, No.3 white 93 to $1.00.8e.Laurence: 30 a: la 0 y.| toward economic recovery in Eur- 4; BONDS production of writing and ledger = cee eee 0 + lope.The proceeds will he spent © : ; à Royal Dutch .1081 106M à nethackn | ted rate este Troi his, ShIPDINE| Tell Telephone: 60 at 110%, 4 at American goods.The ofering syn- Due 1st.November, 1932.paper, with an established earning Sinclair Oh Cons TE dry by Be era Cor Kn I SER | oT mixed carlots, $2.00 to 82.017 M ateamahips près 36 at 833 flcate embraces distinguished bank.| Interest payable semi-annual fi power and a high ratio of quick ern Pacific .1008¢ 1001 us, , No.2 $1.87 to $2.03, f.o.b., ship.ea ; .Ing names on this side.The notes ly.1st May and ist November .: Routhern Railway .221, 217% ping points.according to treignts| BANK of Nova Scotia 15 at 373.| [carry & new and attractive option on in\u2019 Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton | assets offers an attractive invest.Btudebaker .203% 10217 HANGE IN STOCK No.3 $1.83 to $1.99; No.1 spring Carriage Factories: 70 at 40.half the exchange profits from a sale or Landon.Transera ie at the Texas Ol .).20114 2 Cc : ; : at a time when the Belgian francs is: Pa i ment.14 0114 | $2.02 to $2.08; No.2 $1.99 to $2.08; holders option into 4% stock Union Pacific .122 1232 \u2018EXCHANGE BY-LAWS |No.3 $1.95 to 82.01.ARTIST, COW AND FARMER.[quoted better than 11 francs to the M que 1942 \u2019 United Retail Btores.87 [rin Pear, No.2 38.00, according to| The author of a recent article |dollar, compared with a parity of These bonds are a legal trustee] Ask us for full particulars in UK Tnéust! Aleohoi.10612 108% treighta outside.which deplored the separation of art 5.1b.The response will be an index.J avertment for estates and trust | 0 8 Rubber ., .188% 134 T the Brok Parley, malting, $1.90 to $1.82;|and utility will be greatly encour- |*\u201d tHé progress in education of the N © ©\" n advance of the public issue.US Street À 10814 omorrow the Brokerage : American investor.{ funds.eee 108% Buckwheat, 1.46 to $1.48, aged, no doubt, by the accounts of .er Dtah Conner .78% 7e Charges Raise from Eighth |, Re No.2 nominal; No.3 31.80 to|certain movements to Secure new Rediscount Iates Price to Yleld 836 Sen anouse vo ee.BE ; 52% $1.98, artistic standards in the State of | The gensral expectation in New WR TENKIER FAG ES co ITT THOMSON & COMPA ya-Overland .29%; 2914 Ontario Flour, Government stan.| Minnesota, at least as far as the| York is that not many hours will.132 St.Peter Street, Queber.NESB \u2019 NY 0 Quarter Per Len \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 tard, in jute bass.ry) prompt | annual state agricultural fair is con- pars before = further revision une Representing: Limited 9.68 to $2.86; Toronto $9.88, A ount rates there wit , ! Montreal, Que, Jan.19\u2014By a iy ' tn Jute eat A ar ore be announced, the surmise heing that HANSON BROS.Montreal.222 St.James Street, MONTREAL, ue.vote of 84 to 20, members of the| Manitoba Flour, Government stan: [number of cattle paintings by a weil.[ONY the sanction of the Reserve Mercantile Trust Bldg.HAMILTON, Ont.0 DUGALL & COWANS Montreal Stock Exchange today | Card.313.26 Toronto, in jute bags.|inown artist Some wers paintings Hoard is now being awaited.An Jan 20x23 803-7 Bank of Hamilton Bldg.TORONTO, Ontadopted a resolution changing the| Mlilfeed.car Inis, delivered Mon |g 3 cows, apparently satisfac.advance in the war paper rate Jan.zox2 $18 Royal Bank Blag.LUNDUN, Ontst k > by-laws of the institution affecting |treah shorts $51.00 to 45200 Bran ey to the artist pra to the general | \u2014 \u2014 n the brokerages charges applied to $456.00; middiings, not quoted; good di 00! ro ors public.But the fartners attending 116 Mountain Hill We Buy and Seil Victory Bonds Telephones 1402-1408 business of outside origin and abolishing the preferential treatment accorded In the past to out-of-town houses whercby the latter were permitted to have orders executed here at the rate of one-eighth of one per cent.Hereafter and effective tomorrow, the brokerage charge will be one-quarter of one per cent to public snd outside brokers alike.The question of aholishing the luncheon recess and making the sea- sion of the Btock Exchange con- teed flour, per hag, $3.60 to $3,758.No.1 $26.80: No.2 mixed, $26.00, ton.I ANNULAR ANNNS OILS.% 36 06 26 0658 M 06 HE 06 0626 0606 HE NH London.Jan.19-Cateutta Lin reed, January and February £80; Hay, baled, track Toronto, car lots per ton; Straw, $16.00 to $17.00 per the fair were by no means satlefied.In fact they lodged a formal protest with the director of the art depart- One of them explained their fecling as follows: \u201cYou can tell the Jerseys are Jerseys, but that's all I can say for the paintings.There's not à cow on the wall that would give milk coming up to the standards of the State.The artist does not know good cattle when he sees them.All the cows out there on the wall are Canadian Govt.Bonds quoted by BARRY & McMANAMY Stock and Bond Brokers, 18-20 UT.JAMES STREET .QUEBEC.- | tinneed ofl, 100%, Petroleum Am-|scrubs.\u201d It is now proposed that gaueur rom ie Ca Satur.erican refined, 1s.9 1-2d; Npirits 1s | all cattle paintings shall i passed Maturity.Int.rate positive action taken.10 1-34: Ros , American strained, on by & committee of cattle breeders fot War Toan.1998.80 .#8} plus acemed inte.\u2018The question is now in the hands | 558: 6d: type \"0\" 60x.¢d: Vallow, etore they are allowed to hang in |B o 4 y er Loan % \u201c M \u201c of a committee.Australian, 10%.6d.Turpentine) ne gatleries of the Minnesota State er spirits, 188s.$4.0e 06 M DE MN ME IEEE THE CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.$ Sunnnnnnnunnunnd (Members Montreal Stook STOCK BROKERS, \"PHONE 1698 11-18-16 Rault-Au-Matelot 8e, vate wire with; ST & FLAG 89 Wall 8t., New York MWHNWNNNNNNNNNNN i COTTON MARKETS.; HN NN HN Ÿ New York, Jan.19\u2014Cotton futures ni Te GITE us : 4 for 1919\u201d INVESTMENT VALUESIY = vor 088 EEE .1988.Contents SH% % TH.a 34%.Sih.1023 Interest closed steady.Closing bide: January, Ofty of Montreal \" of prion of Fmmats nie 88,800; Maroh, 36.64c; May, 34.660;| Chicago, Il, Jan.19\u2014Corn, No.3 a 11006% of faite tn hh GINGRAS Mange July, 33.046; October, 30.400.Spot mixed, not quoted: No.8 mixed, $1.44 Dominion of Choeds (Great at ond 1949 Viamwy Loan fires.(Brey Sordi ~ Cupyy-cauiiedfres on request.Northers Railway) .0%% Provines nf New Brunswick.$4 % Town of Point aux Trembdles.à 4 % Town of Mount Reyal.446% Whalen Pulp & Paper Mills Al information supplied on request Le Pret Municipal Lise 68 Se.Peter Be, Quebec.closed 80.760.steady.1-2 to $1.46; No.2 yellow, $1.63 ; Oats, No.3 white 36 1-3 to 87 i No, $ white 96 to 87 1-3: Rye, No.2 81.71; Harley, 81.43 to 81.66; Timothy seed, $10.00 to $14.06; olo- ver seed, $45.00 to $53.00: Pork, nominal; lard, $33.80 to 928.60; vibe, 810.00 to 930.00, ea eng PREPAREDNESS.When in an airplane you go Midéling uplands, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Liverpool \u2014 Cotton spot in moderate demand.Prices easy.American middling, fair, $1.94; good middling, 83d; fully middling, 20.594; mid- 28.384; low middling, 38.734; good ordinary, 32.784; ordinary, 11.784.The sales of the day were [| 7.000 bates, including 4,800 American.Stock and Bond Brokers, 147 Mountain Hill Telephone 185-186.Correspondents: Jeaks, Gwynne & Company, members of the New York Mtook Exchange, and Fortier, Besavais & Co, members Ressipts were 41, bales, in-| To waste the upper airs, Montreal Stock Exchangecludign 36.800 American.Futures | Put on your winter garments and | A FOURNIER : : Manager of te closed quiet Be sure to say your prayers.Tel.Nos 4000-7084. cg TAKE OFF \u2014 by using \u2014 AN AUXILLARY HEATER Large assortment in ELECTRIC RADIATORS, COAL and COALOIL PORTABLE HEATERS.THE CHILL MECHANICS | 80-90 St.Paul LIMITED Street, SUPPLY CO.Quebec.TOYS DOLLS\u2014Big choice of Dolls of all Binds, from Five Cents to $10.each.MECHANICAL TOYS\u2014A vig range of Mechanical Toys at reasonable prices.TEA SETS\u2014China and Tin Tea Sets from 15 cents to 35.00.GAMES of all kinds from 10 cents each up.BLOCKS.TOY SOLDIERS, CANNONS, Etc, Ete.T.H O'NEILL 247 St.John St.J, F.VAGHON & C0, OFFICE STATIONERS 67 Saalt-am-Matelot 5e, Quebec Call and see our assortment of Loose Leaf Messos, and Ledgers, aad Column Books If you can't call \u2018phone us \u2014 6834 and our representative will call on you with samples HH res tes J.ALLEYN, SAIL, TENT and AWNING MAKER 225 81.PAUL STREET Telephone 76.Quebec HOTELS.RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY.Goel ST ATLANTIC CITY.N.J.An American Plan Hotel of Distmctionand Real Comfort IRE PROOF GARAGE > CAPACITY GOO._ rer.Beczdyy À | + i\".[EA FHHOTEL ' Oran Front era ATLANTIC er ne MACK.LAT Z Co CO.: &- I -\u2014 J Don\u2019t Miss He's the Douglas Fairbanks ot would think @ whole lot before bo dues, Meavena! her.You can\u2019t take it seriously, humanncst laugh that you ever feit.Tourneur masterpiece, Nurus Tuluisdgce's latest ne ® Select specini production, whi carries variety of scenes as well as v takes place va an lsolated bdand in aussi! island.The atmosphere of the picture nearding school of Palin Beach, aud tropical isle.The 9th episode of Pearl White the bill.Sweetest \u201c \u201cTin Pun Alley\", which begon a spirit of home and young love.rules, did some very effective work, The photodeams Is founded on Health GALEN HALL \\ ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.| A particularly attractive modern ete un = \u2014 ; i The Salt Breath of the Sea Brings Hotel with all the usual and some unique features.Offers hospitality and comfort, excellent culsine, good music.golf privileges, Extensive system of tonic and HARLES which had a popular run in one of | The scenic effects are excellent.At The Theatres would be u shame to call it a comedy.Kuod breeding at all times, with locale shifting The \u201cSuperman\u201d\u2014It\u2019s a Joke; It\u2014At Auditorium J Here's an Italien picture.We Imported it because we couldn't get anything quite as funny on this side of the ocean, the Italian cinema and Douglas risks his life the way this bird Jumping out of windows, climbing smokestacks, busting up eight ior ten at n time counts for nothing in his young life.You ought to see him save the hero.He even chope down a smokestack and takes « hoorde of villains to their death to save And, of course, there Le the big scene in the end.It's the laugh at the hearticst.It It's more than that.It's thw It's at the Auditorium today and tomorrow with other pictures.Thursday and this week-end, \u201cThe Broken Butterfly\u201d » Maurice ER al Norma Talmadge at Victoria In \u201cIsle of Conquest,\u201d is Splendid n production.\u201cThe Isle ot Conquest\" opened at the Victoria last night, ariel of action, Much of the action the South Seas, and on the isiaud nny effective locations figure as backgrouds, Also of particular interest are thowe ucenes takeu aboard a yacht, These passages show the yacht torpedoed at ses, and the subsequent shipwreck incidents through which a msn and woman find themselves alow on a furnishes the carried the air of good taste and from a fashionable from other society centers to a srlal and a good comedy is on FF \"_\u2014\u2014_\u2014_\u2014- _mrÆ>\u2014>\u2014=-=-_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_ _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\"\u2014_ > The Allen Has One Of the Stories Ever Told run of three days yesterday at the Allen again made good Willis Fox's promise of a series of the \u201csweetest stories ever told\u201d in comedy drama.In fact, this one was quite the swoct- cut of the series thus fur sbows, presentng a beautiful ideatisation of the Albert Ray and Elinor Fair, in the star supported by an excelient cast.a story by William Charles Lengel the magazines, The director, Frank Beal, has | done a fine pleco of work throughout.A cafe scene is especially striking, There is a comedy and other pictures on the Allen bill, today and | } tomorrow.! Have you heard the new Allen i | Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago.Quebec Harmonic Society The first Public Concert of the Quebec Harmonic Society was given on last Laturday evening and it is but doing justice to say, that-the curative baths.\u2018Oscar Hamel Rod.F.MacKay Telephone 4455 HAMEL & MACKAY.Notaries.MONEY TO LOAN 198 8¢.John Rtreet.Dee.13x1y.For Style, Fit ORDER YOUR CLOTHES S.J.Burke, MERCHANT TAITOR 187 Kt.John St o| + Dec.6.sat.tu.th.x26ine RESORTR\u2014VIRGINIA } OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL CHAMBERLIN - Fiue Winter Gulf Swtmming_ Pool, Se.Cuisine.Every Eur Bath and Treatment.4 \u2019 GE.F ASANS, Meneger Fortress Meares.Vame mt | HOTEL WHEL City of Quebec, District of Quebec.CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HALL, BY-LAW NO, 38a, To Amend By-law No.8, Concerning the Removal of Suow in the Clty.(Drawn up in the French language) At a meeting of the City Council of the City of Quebec, held on Friday, the 0th day of January, (1980), the following By-law wax read for the first time.It in hereby ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council or- Gains and enacts: 10.\u2014Cla 1 of By-law No.86 adopted and passed on the 12th Deeember lant (1819), is amended by adding after the word \"Cartier the following words: \u201cand de Salaberry Ave.between Bt.John and Grande Allee streets and the eastern side of Garden street between Buade and Bt.Anne streets\u201d and striking out at the end of said clause the words \u201cexcepting de Balaberry Avenue.Publio Notice ie hereby given that in conformity with the disposition of the law, the above By-law shall be read a second time for adoption, on Friday the 8rd day of January nest (1929), ender, * w M.J.J.B CHOUINARD, City Clerk.238-24 \u2026., AIN BT, MONTRÉAL Transient and _Permancat Accommodation.Excellent Cuisine, Ratcs & Booklet on Application a \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ee St.Lawrence Hall MONTREAL Magnificent seo BT.JA new wid yt od on Hooms (many with Baths \"= attached) to 9580 Ly sL.8e Amertran pian t , > to $4.60 pet day TOM $8.00 A J RIGGINS, Hi 3 C.F.B.License No.ware | et Leamto Dance Properly Consider your Partner.Beware of False Instructors.Come and See Me.51 GARDEN STREET.Prof Ambrose From New York.Jan.Satu, eatzém.performance surpassed what could be erperted from the state of the es- tal:Hishrnent.This Institution prom- inex not solely to contrihute to the advancerient of the art and to the amusement of the higher classes of \u2018society, but also to the relief of the public misery; for the attainment of which last purpase public notice of a concert will be given, and the surplus imoney collected that evening tran:- terred far the support of some charitable institution, the Society thus uniting utility as well as public amusement.Of the success of the first of these objects, the generni satis- (action already afforded the very nu- ricrous assembly, leaves no douht-\u2014 tlie success of the second (in some tavanure determined hy that of the first) becomes more certain.when \"the charitable disposition of the 3n- k ants nf this city is known to tove manifented itself on every u:-! gent cccasion.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago.Ket, Bridget's Asylum.The report of St.Bridget's Aayiu=, - just issued, states that the number, af inmates now in the Asylum to he \u201c18 old men, 60 nld women.29 girls, 140 boys, 5 lay misters, 8 sisters and! nne servant man, total 163 persons, belong an nevease of seven persons.over last vear.There died in the Asylum \u201curing the year une lady\u2019 Loarder, 10 old men, 11 oid women and 1 girl; à total of 23.The total receipts for the year were 38,485.24.and the expenditure $2,168.01.The sum of $004 har heen placed to the! credit of the Reserve Fund.i KRunday Kehoo! Treat The Sunday school children of Rt, Peter's Church had their annual ten last night and the voungaters thors ouphly enjoyed themselven, A number of choruses were well sung, while Master Elliott played the ar- companiments, And among the other SongA Were Bnlon by Masters Hanier and Doddridge and a litle tot named Daisy Doddridge, also à duet by the Misses May Doddridge and It.Hanley.The Misses Hanley played a very pretty duet: and Miss Simpson! favored the audience with a piano.| forte soln.The entertainment terminated with a very amusing series.of lantern views given hy the Rector tne Rev, A.J.Balfour, Presentation.Mrs, Power, organist of St.Patrlek's Church, han heen presented with an address and handsome piano lamp by the ladien choir of the Archtraternity of the Holy Family.NO TALKING THAT NIGHT.\u201cI can let you have a room on the top floor, sir, if you don't mind sharing it with another gentleman,\" said the boarding-house lady.\u201cAll right.But do you suppose the gentleman will retire early?I'm in need of sleep, and don't want to be disturbed.\u201d \u2019 \u201cYou'll probably be able to get a good night's rest before the gentleman comes in sfr.He's been stopping with us every September for six lor seven years.and this ts the first time he's ever made the trip without his wite.\u201d orchestra?It's doing splendidly.Gets Instant Relief After Four Years TORTURED WOMAN TRIED DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.| Kidney Disease and Insomnis Had ! Made Her a Nervous Wreek Till She Used Dodd's Kidney Fills: Dunvegan, Inverness Co., N.§, Jan.19th (Special) \u2014 Women who are dragging wearied limbs around weighed down with a suffering and {tiredness that can find no rest, will tind sushine and hope in the message Catherine McPherson of this place sends to them.\u201cI have just used one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills.\u201d Miss McPherson states, \u201cBut they did wonderful good for me.\u201cFor nearly four years kidney disease tortured me.It finally devel- roped into diabetes.| became à nerv.nus wreck and insomnia was added \u2018to my troubles.1 was so weak and tired and irritable that every trifle [added to my discomfort.\u201cDodd's Kidney Pilia gave me in- Aunt relief.They are a wonderful tiedlcine, | shall recommend them tu tall my friends.\u201d Dodd's Kidney Pills are purely a kidney remedy.They put the kidneys in shape to strain ail the impyritien out of the hlood.That's why they bring health and restful sleep in their train.MOLLIE KING ENTERTAINS SETTLEMENT MEMBERS While Molie King was winning her reputation on the screen, she was also gaining fame on the vaudeville and musical comedy atage with her singing and dancing.Recently, therefore, when & call went out from à retilement on the lower Eas Bie of New York City, for a prominent stage star to entertain its boy and girl members at a holiday party, Miss King interrupted her own family festivities and appeared an the settlement, where she gave the mentherk of a selection of the musical numbers which gained her (ame.STOMACH ON | \u201cPape\u2019s Dispepsin\u2019\u2019 puts Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomachs in order at once! Wonder what upset your stomach \u2014which portion of the food did the damage-\u2014do you?Well, don't bother, If your stomach is In à revoit; if sick, gasy and upset, and what you Just ate has fermented and turned sour; head dissy and aches; belch gases and.acida and eructate undigested food\u2014just eat a tablet or two of Pape\u2019's Diapepsin to help neutralize acidity and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress.If your stomach doesn\u2019t take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; If your food is a damage instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless antacid Is Pape\u2019s Diapepsin, which costs so little at drug stores.A STRIKE .{well look at the figures and specu- SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs.G.M.Fairchild, i» visiting friends in town.Mr.R.Tourville, M.L.A., is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.G.W.Day, of Montreal, ia « gusset at the Chateau.Mr.J.M.KB.Godin, of Montreal, is staying at the Chateau.Mr.O.Lanotot, of Montreal, is registered at the Chateau.Mr.N.B.Reardon, of Montreal, ia registered al the Chateau.Mr.Hurtulise, of Montreal is in the city, a guest at the Chateau.Miss Pauline Marois has issued invitations for a dance on Friday evening.Nrs.8.B.Blumenthal, of Montreal, is in the city registered at the Chateau.Bir Lomer Gouin has returned to town from Montreal, where he spent the week-end.Mr.E.J.Phillipa, is in town, from Toronto, and is registered at the Chateau.Dr.Mailiet, proprietor of L'Autorite, Montreal, is in town a guest at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Jos.A.Haley of Boston, Mass., ure in the city, guests at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.W.Gerard Power, were registered at the Rits-Carlton, Montreul, yesterday.Mr.H.O.McDowell, of Kitchener, Ont., is among the guests re- glutered at the Chateau.Mrs.Desmond Clarke, has issued invitations for an informai luncheon at her residence tomurrow.Miss Genevieve de.Lary, has left fur Montreal, where she will be the suest of Mrs Napier Smith.Miss Yvonne Drouin, is spending a few days in Three Rivers, the guest of Mrs.(Judge) Lesy.Lr.and Mrs.BE.M.A.Savard, have left for Montreal, where they will take up their future residence.Mrs.Alexandre Taschereau, re.veived at the tea hour Sunday In honor of Mr.and Mra.d'Hellencourt.Miss Juliette Lane received at the tea hour dunday at the residence of her mother, Mrs.J.A.Lane, Grande Allee, Hon.L.A.Taschereau and Hon.Antonio Galipeault, have returned to town from Montreal, where they spent the week-end.Mrs.C.E.Lemieux, entertained at the tea hour Saturday, in honor of Mrs H.L.d\u2019Hellencourt who left for France yesterday.Mr.J.Achille Jolicoeur has returned from Montreal, where he successfully passed his examinations (or admission to the Bar.Miss M.Laurendeau, of Valleyfield, and Miss XY, Mursan, of Montreal, who will arrive in town this week, will be the guests of Mrs E.Tanguay.Miss Jeanne Tanguay, entertain- od a large number of friends at the tea hour Sunday at the residence of her mother, Mrs.Georges Tanguay, The Ramparts.Mr.B.Ortenberg, accompanied by his mother, and niece, Mise Annie Lerner, of Montreal, have left for Miama, Florida, where they wil} spend two months, The Canadian Society of New York, have extended an invitation to the Hon.Frank Carrel, Hon.Senator Beaubien, and Major Gen.Sir David Watson, on the occasion of their annual convention tomorrow, 21st instant.In New York Hon.Mr.Carrel, will apeak on \u201cFrench Canadian ¥riends; BSen- ator Beaubien on \u201cFrance and Belslum\u2019 and Gen\u2019l, Watson on \u2018\u201cCanada\u2019s Part in the Great War.\u201d For Chest Colds and Croup, Colds in the Back, Spasmodic Croup and congestion, inflammation or pains caused from Colds, Use Grove\u2019s O-Pen-Trate Salve.It Opens the Pores and Penetrates the Skin.Its Stimulating and Healing Effect soon Kives relief.35c per box, If your Druggist hasn't any, send 25c in postage stamps to the Paris Medicine Company.193 Rpadina Ave, Toronto aad a full size box will be mailed to you promptly, Splendid Treatment for Wrinkled, Flabby Skin She who coddles herself all day In an overheated house and finds her skin flushed and flabby as a consequence, can quickly freshen up for the evening Ly just bathing her face in a lotion made by dissolving an ounce of pure powdered maxolite in & half pint of witch hazel.She will find this most refreshing.It smooths out the wrinkles and draws in the saggy tisaue almost immediately, and the face appears considerably rejuvenated, The ingredients, of course.are per.fectiy harmleszs and no trace of the treatment remains on the skin.Be sure to ask the druggist for the powdered saxolite.CHINA STUDIES IN FRANCE.\u2018The universities of France are preparing for a large influx of Chinese students, so many of them, In fact that other national governments may late on the effect that such a number of Chinese returning home after a period in the French universities will have on the future thought and feeling of China.It ia expected that during the next few years from 5000 to 6000 Chinese students a year will go to the French educational centers, brought there by the fact that both German and Japanese universities have lost their attractions for the Chinese, and because also of the restrictions imposed upon Chinese immigration into the United States.More than that it is being made easy tor these Chinese students to come to France by the reduced rates offered them by French transportation companies, and already 1000 young Chiness are studying modern meth- ode of industry, finance, commerce, and agriculture under French teachers.Only the other day two.18-yearold Chinese girls, \u201cclad in tailor- made gowns,\u201d arrived as the advance guard of the many Chinese worhen who are expected to be part of the exodus of students from China seeking education in France HAD SUFFERED FOR 15 VERS, SHE SHS Remarkable, indeed, was the state- Susie Bruley, who resides at 1390 de Lorimier street, Montreal.Mise Bruley declares that three bottles of Tanlac has completely relieved her of a case of nervous dyspepsia and other troubles she had been trying for fifteen years to overcome.sales lady by the leading drygoods concerns in east Montreal for the past sixteen years and is popular with all who know her.\u201cTanlac has not only relleved me of nervous indigestion and other troubles from which 1 had suffered for fifteen years, but my father, now who Is sixty and my sister, are all are now one of the happiest families in Montreal just because of the good Taniac has done us all.\u201cBefore I took Taniac I could not eat fruits or vegetables nor drink tea or coffee without sutfering the worst kind from indigestion 1 was forced to live principally on potatoes and water as everything else hurt me wo.| My head ached so fearfully at times: that I would just stagger and shiver | and I also nad rheumatism in my arms so bad at times it was impossible for me to\u2018carry anything and i not drop it.My appetite ieft me entirely, and being so nervous and miserable many a night that 1 could\u2019 not sleep I spent the time walking up and down my room.1 had so on the trade at the completely exhaust me, \u201cBut, my condition is now just the reverse.My appetite is just fine\u2018 and my digestion is 30 gocd that 1 can eat all kinds of fruits, vegetables and meats as well as drink ten and coffee, without the least inconvenience from them I can serve the customers in the store more cheerfully and that tired, exhausted feel ing has left me.The neuralgia and headaches as well ax the rheumatism have disappeared entirely.My sleep Is sound and restful and I am really and truly feeling like a new person My mother has gained considerable strength and my father and sister have gotten good appetites, all by taking Tanlac and we, everyone think it the grandest medicine in the world.We have the best of reason for praising it for it has brought happiness to our home and [ am glad to tell about it for the benefit of others who are trying to tidd relief.Taniac is sold in Quebec by Jolicoeur\u2019s Pharmacies, 338 St.John and 21 Buade streets, and Martel & Dion, druggists, 105 and 109 gt Joseph Bt.; and in Levis by Maurice Dion Druggist: under the personal direction of a Special Tanlac representative.\u2014(Advt.) \u2014_\u2014 A CASCADE OF LIVING BIRDS One of the moet Interesting of experiences with birds is related by the naturalist, C.J.Maynard, in one of his addresses to a natural scientific society, One of his collecting trips took Mr.Maynard into the Gulf of St Lawrence, and while there he visited Bird Rocks, little lonely cliff islands, the most northerly of the Magdalen group.These islands have been celebrated for the profusion of bird life, and he resolved to visit them They are nearly 20 miles distant from the nearest large island of the group, and at the time of his visit, very few per sons had eve: made a landing.Heaching the level surface of une ol thews rocks, Mr.Maynard found himself at the edge of a great field of gannets.These birds did nut take to flight, if they had it might have been even more extraordinary than it proved to be, for there were in all probability 20,000 to 30,000 of them.As the ornithologist made his way from the edge of the rock the Lirds with slow waddle moved away from him.As he proceeded the area of moving birds increased until presently the whole suface wus in motion, & very curious phenomenun because the undulations were independent one of the other.Directing his steps acruss the rock toward a vertical cliff he drove the whole colony of gannets before him, and us the foremust reached the edge they dived off in the fushion peculiar to this bird, and hundreds of them took the leap together, forming an actual cascade of living birds, stura would ONLY MALEN THROW STONES A stone thrown through the window of à moving railway train and wounding the passengers with broken glass, lcads the Lancet (Lone don, Eng), lo say \u201cIt war presumably thrown Ly a hoy: the fusion of | the sexes has not yet got to the point of producing a girl whe can throw a stone, Throwing secma to be a natural impulse in boys, or rather, we should say, the desire te hit a moving body with à missile is universal among them, but the impulse should be guided in the direction of wickets rather than trains\u201d Don\u2019t Spoil Your Hair By Washing It When you wash your hair.be careful what you use.Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain toe much atkal, which is very injurious, as It dries the scalp and makes (he hair brittle.The best thing to use is Mulsified cocoanut oll shampoo, for this fs pure and entirely grenseless.It's very cheap and beats anything else all to pieces.You can get this at any drug store, and Aa few ounces Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it in, about a teaspoonful all that is required.It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly , and tinses out easily, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy and easy to handle.Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, ment made à few days ago by Mise Miss Bruley has been employed as seventy-five years of age, my mother i taking it with the best results.Well little strength that a day's waiting; F.SIMARD & CIE Enrg.142 St.Joseph St.JANUARY CLEARING SALE Second Week PRESENTS BEASONABLE MERCHANDISE FROM OUR REGULAR READY-TO-WEAR STOCKS MARKED AT MUCH LESS THAN FORMER PRICES FOlt IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL.CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S SUITS.A collection of mart Women's Buits, very materially reduced from former prices SERGE SUITS.Women's Navy and Black Serge Bults, in many choice models.Regular $30.to $35.each.To clear at the low price of 819.00 TWEED AND SERGE SUTTS.Smart models to choose from tallored and dressy styles in wanted shades.Regular sale prices from $45.00 to $60.00.To clear at the low price Of .\u2026.\u2026.0.0.par0nce00c00000 0000 0000 MORE EXPENSIVE SUITS Great reduction in price for the more expensive grades of Suits in the most desirable materials of Duvetyn, Velour Cloth, Berge and Tweeds in the wanted colorings.BU'ITR.Formerly priced at $48.50.Now.,.tess.533.50 RUITR.Formerly priced at $81.25.Now.840.50 SUITE Formerly priced at $108.00, Now, .\u2018a .$70.00 SUITS.Formerly priced at $122.00.Now.$8150 CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S WINTER COATS, Practical models, tailored of best heavy Tweeds and Cheviots.Regular sale prices ranging from $25.00 tn $356.00, These are broken lines, Offered at each.tu clear.0-22, 00,08 Regular sale prices ranging from $35.0) to $45.00.Now on sale at each, to clear Cares sae sere ssese BIS.00 HIGUER GRADE CCATS, Handsomely fur trimmed and strictly tailored Coats, among the most successful shown this season, (axhioned of Bolivia, Christal, Velour Cloth.8ilv rtone, Arcadian Lamb, Flush, etc.at these LIBERAL REDUCTIONS: COATS.Formerly priced at $45.75.Now, .sea.$30.80 COATS.Formerly priced at $59.76.Now, .ees .COATS.Formerly priced at $74.50, Nuw.[Pa .SOATS.Formerly priced at $108.00.Now.\u201c+.$78,00 CLEARANCE SALE OF WOMEN'S BLOUSES.Odd lots gathered from our own asosrtment, in a good selection of smart styles.SILK and CREPE BLOUSES.Formerly $3.75.WHITE JAP BILK BLOUSES.Formerly $6.25.HABUTAI SILK BLOUSES, Old Rose, Flesh, Maize and White.Formerly priced up to $14.00.Now.PE 98.95 NOVELTY STRIPE BILK and GEORGETTE CREPE BLOUSES Formerly Priced up to $14.00.Now .$8.95 Now.$298 Now.84.79 FRUIT LADE A PURE FRUIT JAM FOR BREAD, TOAST, BISCUITS, AND MUFFINS.Grapelade, in tins of.25¢, 60c and 756 Grape Raspberry, in tins 15 ozs, glass, at.40¢ In 4-ib.tin, at .\u2026\u2026.$120 Peachiade, in 15-0z, glass, at.35¢ In 4-lb, tins, at .-.$1.10 GEORGES PATRY, \u201cTHE HOUSE OF QUALITY.\u201d 22 FABRIQUE STREET .QUEBEC.Telephone $400.Annual Cheap Sale 20% DISCOUNT \u2014 on all \u2014 Boots, Shoes - Slippers For Cash Only Wm.Jacques & Sons, 42; Fabrique Street Telephone 427 = 0 will last the whole family for months dirt and dandruff.We are taking advantage of the New Year to thank our numerous customers for the generous patronage they gave us during the two last years Patronage well deserved by the way we kept our large stock of pre-war goods marked at the old prices, by doing so we gave everyone an opportunity to supply themselves with fine goods at a very low price, We still have about fifty thousand dollars worth of these goods, that we will sell at the old prices.They consist of\u2014 Brussel! and Wilton Carpets, Brussell and Wilton Rugs, Curtain materials in Net of every description, Plush, Velours and Cretonnes.Furniture Coverings.Brooades, Gobelins and Silk Coverings.There Is still a good assortment in all the above goods, and we keep them in storage when required, P.J.COTE, ST.JOHN STREET, Opposite Palace Hill."]