The Quebec chronicle, 24 février 1920, mardi 24 février 1920

[" LIGHT \u201cShowFALLS So Pid by Hu SGOT be ue of Cough Genuine SEVILLE ORANGES, for marmalade, \u2019 BITTER A.GRENIER Phones 1247-1248.94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.FINAL DOCUMENT WERE PRESENTED Hungarian Contend That Proposed Boundaries Are Unjust and indefensible .Mie, Feb.23\u2014The final documents annexed to the Hungarian re- Ply to the Allied peace terms were presented to the Secretary of the Peace Conference on Baturday last.It is contended by the Hungarians ta their answer that the boundaries proposed by the treaty are strategi- eally and economically favorable to the adjoining countries but are un- Just to Hungary and not defensible on either ethnological or historical grounds.It is pointed out, that in addition to Transylvania, the boundaries proposed leave outside of Hungary a strip of territory from 35 to 40 miles wide, and entirely surrounding Hungary, in which the Hungarian population is in the overwhelming majority.It is also alleged that the treaty cuts oft a large population in the Carpathians which in the past has depended for its existence upon the work given the people during the summer on the Hungarian piains.These plains are to remain Hungarlan, and the mountaineers, it is argued, will thus be deprived of their means of existence.The proposéd frontier lines, it is pointed out, likewise break up important public worka erected at an expense of many millions of crowns, to fight the floods along the Theiss and the Danube, some of the dikes and pumping .ataQous .halpg allotted to one country while others which are connected with such work are operated in conjunction with them are left to another.country.À Another point made is that the railroad winding through the contested territory.are repeatedly cut by the peace treaty line so that it will be impoasible, it is declared, to operate them successfully.The point on which the Hungarians appear to be most sensitive is the detachment of territory in Western Hungary for annexation to Austria.They ask that plebiscites be held there also.Promise is made in the reply that even should the pleblscites proposed in Transylvania rejected the alternative of annexation to Rumania, complete political antonomy, with economic union with Hungary, would be given to Transylvania.The repiy declares that while 43 percent of the population of Transylvania Is Rumanian, the territory has belonged to Hungary for a thousand years and the Rumanians who moved in were exiles who found asylum there when they fled before thd Turks.It is added that the Rumanians In that territory had never demanded annexation to Rumania, but that they were divided, one party favoring autonomy and another remaining loyal to Hungary.The reply asks for the appointment of a commission to investigate atrocities alleged to have been committed In Transylvania by the Rumanian troops of occupation.9e 98 06 08 06 08 06 0606 08 08 06 06 060 HON.A.K.MacLEAN LATEST TO RESIGN.Ottawa, Feb, 23\u2014(By the Canadian Press)\u2014\u2014Hon, A.K.MacLean, Minister without portfolio, in the Union Cabinet, has placed his resignation in the hands of Sir Geo.Foster, Acting Prime Minister.Mr.Maclean was a member of the War Cabinet and acted as Minister in var- lous departments during his tenure in the Cabinet.There have been rumors from time to\u2019 time that Mr.Maclean would drop out of the Cabinet, which he only entered for the duration of the war.AVIATOR KILLED Eagle Pass, Tex., Feb.28\u2014fec- ond-Lieutenant Horace M.B.Corey, SNUNNENANSENANLENUNENSENN RELRLLLXERXRXXRXLXLR RENN RL of Flight A., 19th Aero Bquadron,| Re U.8.A., was killed here today when his airplane tell 1200 feet after suddenly bursting into flames.Corey was $8 years of age.home was In Chicago.FIRST SIN FEIN COURT MARTIAL Dublin Cable Despatch Claims To Give Exclusive Inside Story Toronto, Ont, Feb.83.\u2014A Dublin cable says: ; I am able to give exclusively the story behind the first Sinn Feln \u201ccourt martial\u201d last Thursday, which resulted in the execution of a man who is still unidentified by the police and whose bullet-riddied body was found just outside Cork, The victim's name was Quinn.He served with the British army and was captured by the Germans early in the war.Later he joined the late Sir Roger Casement's \u201cIrish Brigade\u201d.After the armistice he was released.At Calais, he and his former fellow prisoners were recived by a British officer.All his comrades were detained by the British, but a special exception was made in Quinn\u2019s case.The authorities not only released him, but granted him & special pension of $8.50 a week.Thereafter he went to Ireland and worked on behalf of the Sinn Feiners, posing as an Irish victim, he received funds from the Republicans, Two months later, however, the Sina Feiners were informed of his veal history and stopped his allowance.Quinn then got into touch with Dublin Castle and promised to communicate \u201cinside information re- guarding the Sinn Fein \u201cgovernment\u201d.He tracked several Republican leaders, causing their arrests.Last Monday the Sinn Fein usined possession of some dispatches he had mailed to Dublin Castle.He was seized and tried by court martial and found guilty of \u201ctreason to the caube.Co ) His exécution followef, .CONFERENCE WITH FINANCE EXPERTS Supreme Council to Take Up , Question of High Prices \u201cand Exchange London, Fed.23\u2014High prices, necessities and the rate of exchange will be taken up soon by the Supreme Council in conference with the financia: experts.Today's decision is meparate from the earlier London decision to call the finance ministers of the powers together for a discussion of the financlal situation of the world.It is belleved that the members of the Council have not determined what the Council might do toward stabilising exchange and reducing the high prices and will not reach a decision until they hear what the xperts have to say.The proposition to take up the financial matter came after Ruswia had occupied most of the day's discussions.In this connection ft fs considered not unlikely that the members took under advisement the demand of the British newspapers that some settlement with Ruesia ja necessary in order to reduce prices.It has been pointed out that If Europe could get raw materials from Russia it would cut down purchases in the United States against the adverse exchange.In dealing with the Russian question today the members of the Coun ci are represented as recognising an sntively different state of affainy than when the question was last discussed at the Paris meetings.IRISH REPUBLIC BONDS London, Feb.33\u20148ir Hamar Greenwood, Under-Secretary for Home Affairs, reply to a question in the House of Commons today, said the Government was aware that invitations were being issued through the American press inviting subscriptions for bond certificates of the public of Ireland, but that Great Britain had made no representations to the President of the United States upon the mi The latter part of HERBERT HOOVER ON RATIFICATION Treaty Should Not be Issue in the Coming Presidential Campaign Baltimore, Md., February 38.\u2014 Herbert C.Hoover, former Food Administrator, declared today in an address at Johns Hopkin University his opposition to making the ratiti- cation of the treaty with Germany an issue in the Presidential campaign.He insisted the injection of the arguments for and against reservations would \u201cobscure our press- Ing democracy issues by confliction over a question in which the country already has made up its mind,\u201d and added, \u201cit is my impression that there Is not party credit in this position.\u201d The predent danger Europe is facing, Mr.Hoover sald, is not so much a revolutionary cataclyan as the \u201csteady degeneration of the standard of living anti the slow decay of the forces of stability.\u201d Restored productivity, he insisted, is essential if the Allles are to receive the maximum reparation.\u201cUntil then we shalt not have real pence,\u201d he maid.\u201cIt will be delayed as long as we hang the treaty in the air, for we are & part of it\u201d \u201cI belleve that the majority of our people are convinced of the necessity of reservations with the League,\u2019 Mr.Hoover continued.\u201cBoth parties to the conflict, it would appear to an outsider that both sides were in agreement on all the great major ideas of the League and the major ideas of the reservations, but that they are in disagreement mostly over secondary questions in the reservations.In the meantime the world\u2019 is held in suspense.Infinite misery goes on accumulating.Forces are set in motion and may yield new conflicts.Already the distrust and undermining of confidence and credit in the world has crippled our export market.\u201d FIFTEEN MILLIONS FACE DESTITUTION Dr.Robertson Describes the Coming Food Shortage in : £arope .~ rpm an] Montreal, Que, Feb.23\u2014Dr.J.W.Robertson, C.M.G., speaking before the Canadian Ciub today, said that in Europe today there were between ten to fifteen millions of people, who during the coming summer will be either on the verge of destitution or absolutely starving.As Canadian Minister of Food Supplies, Dr.Robertson sald that while Canadians were clamoring for the Government to pull prices down, the European governments were trying to keep them up because there would be lack of production without good prices.Canada's reputation now was such that she would get the world's best prices for all she had to sell.\u201cMy own opinion is that we shall In the next few years do well in agriculture with profits in response to effort.\u201d At the final ceremonial of the peace conference Dr.Robertson stated that the speech of Premier Clemenceau occupied half a minute, President Wilson seven minutes and Rir Robert Borden, eight minutes Representatives trom Panama, Uruguay and Honduras spoke about an hour and a half each.News Inde: Page Oue.Final Documents Were Presented.First Sinn Fein Court Martial, Herbert Hoover On Ratificationit.Hritain Abolishing Conscription.Dublin Instaie New Lord Mayor.Parific Coast Farmers\u2019 Convention, Conference With Finance Experts.Page Two.Social and Personal.Legal Intelligence.Page Three.Report on St.Charles locks.The Epidemic Spreading Kast.Representation At Washington.Hob Rogers Raises Calamity Cry.Decision In Contempt Case.Dublin Streets Are Darkened.Raliroad Labor Is Dissatisñed.Attempt To Blow Up Barracks.Party Leaders Want Caucus.Premier Drury's Official Majority, Fish And Game Well Protected, Page Four.Editorial: Press Comment.Pass Raliway Reorganisation.Page Five The 'Fiu Makes Headway Here, Successor to Judge Langelier.Important Case Now Going On.Quartette Were Great Success : Page Six.Quebec Meets Toronto Here.Sons To Meet All Star Team.Corresportdence.A Canadian Enoch Arden Case.B Page Eightf| The Piitering of Merchandise.Big Order May Yet Be Secured.Exchange Hard on Importers Page Nise.Financial and Commercial News.New York and Montreal Markets.Page Ten.At the Theatres Play Enacted in Quebec, : Reminiossnces of the Past, |, UEBEC, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 192 GREAT BRITAIN 15 ABOLISHING CONSCRIPTION Winston Churchill Makes Announcement in Moving the Army Estimates NO RESPONSE MADE All Other States Have Main- tained Compulsory Military Service London, Feb.23.\u2014Conacripuon will be abolished in Great Britain on March 31, and within a month from that date, the last eonscript will be entitled to be released, it was announced by Winston Church- 11, the Secretary for War, in moving the army estimates in the House nf Commons today.Mr.Churchill states that Great Britain had succeeded in raving and urganising an entirely new volun- teur army which at the tine the conscription would lapse would number about 330,000, excluding troops serving in India.The nation would be able with her re-orgauised army tu place in| the field in case of emergency a force of twenty divisions, with cavalry and auxiliary services, and sup- plivd with the nust modern arms and equipment a British army ever has had, the War Ntecuiary declared In a memorandum din ampli- tication uf his address: Incidentally Mr.Churchill disclosed the fact that à new tank had been produced with a speed of twenty miles an hour, which bas mechanically a long life.In a tris} run, of one thousand nilles, he said, virtually no wear had developed.In his speech, Mr, Churchill declared that Great Britain had fought at the peace conference for the abolition of conscription but that thers was no response at ail to her representations.The only other great power which Grent Britain sucoeaded In persuading to abolish conacription was Germany and that only under dire compulsion.All the other states had maintained compulsory service as the basis of their military system and apparently had RQ intention of departing from | These nations, be mid, inclu even the United States, which was the originator of the League of Nations, and Russia, \u201cthe home of ad- vanoved political thought\u201d Mr.Churchill said that Great Britain's army should be slightly bigger than before the war, but she was returning to arrangements, which were identical with those under which the country lived before the war, IL was idle to pretend that Great Britain's pre-war army was proportionate to the risk she ran or to the important part she played and aspired to play in European diplomacy.That was why the removal of German danger did not in itself allow of any reduction to be made in the garrison vf the Brtish Empire.On the other hand, he explained new responsibilities overseas had been placed on the country, in consequence uf the war, and, besides, the whole sastern world, in which Britain was interested more Lhan any other power, was in a state ol extreme disquiet.\u201cConsidering vur burdens through out the mid-lle East, Constantinople, &¥pt, Persia and Mesopotamia,\u2019 Mr.Chuvers\u2026, race \"wo relict can a expected Until a real poace is made with \u2018iuraey.Viv have lost ground steadily during the whole of lant year, and 1 trust, thai, having disposed our armies, we shall nut now lake steps which would drive the Turkish people to despuir ur un- dertske any new obligations Levause uur resuuroes are not equal to their discharge.\"We do not know when peace with Turkey will bu made or what degree uf acquiescence it will demand frum the Turkish people.We do aot know what aggressive action the Russian Mulsheviki will take in this sphere.We do nul know how ar Viscount Milner's commissiuna may be able to reduce the discontent n Egypt; We do not know when our responsibilities in Constantinople will terminate or when the expense of maintaining an international force \u2018here will be taken by an interna.Jenal body.\u201d In replying to the debate Mr, Churchill emphasised his confidence in what the country would say when the general election came to a government which in abolishing conscription had set an example to the whole world, \u201ceven to pious Amerton\u201d.Captain Wilkam Wedgewood | Benn interjected: \"A disgraceful sneer!\u201d Mr.Churshill retored to Captain Benn, who is slight of stature, but whe, however, has won the D.B.O, and numerous other honors for valor in the late war: \u201cMy honorable friend must really aot develop more indignation than Ae car contain.\u201d The army vole for 76,000,000 pounds on account of which the debate was raised, was agresd to by 218 agninst 62.; TURKEY'S DOOM SOUNDED, Jerusalem, Feb.33.\u2014During à recent snow storm the famous tree named \u201cEi Butinin\u201d, in the Garden of Gethsemane, was blown down.According to tradition this tree would fall when the Turkish Empire bad falls.Twice it was bound round with iron braves te prevent ia trom lig _.\u2014 ~\u2014 DUBLIN INSTALS NEW LORD MAYOR Tom Kelly Is II in a London Nursing Home After Imprisonment Dublin, Feb, 23\u2014The City Corporation met today to install the new Lord-Mayor, Tom Kelly, who, after his recent release from the rm- wood Sérubba Prison is now iil in a Londga nursing home.outgoing Lord-Mayor, Laurence Neill, in an address dwelt on the serious illness of Kelly, which prevented his attendance, and on what he described, as the \u201cbrutal and inbuman treatment mated out te Ke by the British Government, awakoping even among the most mo « growing eenmtion of revenge.\u201d He said he would, pending Kelly's recovery, consult him and conduct the duties of Lord-Mayor in accordance with Kelly's wishes, The Corporation cleansing committee announced that it would not apply for permits for its employees to be en the streets after midnight and therefore scavenger work would not be done as usual because of the recent decree ordering that all persons must remain Indoors between midnight and five am.The Corporation, it was declared does not intend to light the streets during the hours when citizens ars forbidden by .the Government to use the thor- of 3 Removed Bgub'e, Waterford, Munster, Ireland, Feb.23\u2014Aiderman Dr.White wore a robe of green, white and gold, the Irish Republican colors, when he was installed as Lord-Mayor today \u2018The new Mayor ordered the ancient mace consigned tn another room, describing it as a \u201cbauble of English domination.\u201d The Sinn Fein flag flow from the Town Hall and hundreds of persons wore the Sinn Fein colors.MANITOBA TO HAVE FARMERS CANDIDATES Between Six and Twelve Predicted in Next Provincial Elections Winnipeg, Man.Fel Winnipeg Free Press agys: apical, periaps twelve farmers party candidate will be nominated and will contest constituencies at the Provinaal election next summer.It was announced today from a source which Is in close touch with the farmers\u2019 political movement.\u201cThess candidates will profess allegiance neither to Premier T.C.Norris, nor R.G.Willis, Leader of the Opposition.If elected, and the Free Press Informant declared that he felt no doubt on this matter, the farmer members will maintain strict independence in the House\u201d.On March 8, it states, a drive for funds will be started with an objective of $300,000 of which about $200,000 will be devoted to organising for the Federal campaign.AMERICANS READY TO CONCEDE CAN.STATUS Ralph Connor Speaks of the Anxiety to Cement Cordial Relations 23.\u2014The Ottawa, Ont, Feb.22.\u2014(By Can.Pres) \u2014\"\u201cThe people of the United States are wholeheartedly behind any movement which will cement the cordial relations existing between their country and Canada and { have nu doubt, after making care tul enquiry, that they will be quite ready tu concedes Canada her ruil status an a member of the League uf Nations,\u201d said Major (Rev.) C.W.Gurdon, Winnipeg, better known throughout Canada as \"Ralph Cuaaur\u2019 author of many noveis dealing with Hfe in (he ltominion, who 18 back today from an extensive trip across Canada.\u201c1 went tu great pains to sound sut the feellng toward the Dominfon,\u201d he told the Canadian Press, \u201c and I may say that anyhody that does, by word or act, anything that tends to weaken the friendly feel.Ing between these two great branches of the Anglo-Celtic race is doing no good and very much harm to Canada and the Empire.Only in unity and co-operation between these two great nations lies the very best hope tor the world\u2019s advancement in right opinion and right action.\u201d MOSLEM DELEGATION ° COMING TO LONDON Seeks Assurance of Sovereignty of the Ottoman Empire London, Feb.$3\u2014A Moslem delegation is sald to be on its way to London and the United States.The delegation which claims to hold a mandate for seventy million Indian Mussuimans has sent a statement here invoking President Wilson's tweltth point with regard to assurance of a secure sovereignty of the Turkish portions of the Ottoman Empire.It begs that no final decision with regard to Turkey's future be taken until the Mussuiman standpoint which Is maintenance of the Ottoman empire intact without pre- Jjudice to the autonomy of mon-Turk- ish peoples, is hearth CA [UNITED FARMERS CONVENTION ON PACIFIC COAST Political Programme Set By Other Provinces May Not Materialize A WASTE OF EFFORT Time Should Be Spent in Pushing Measures to Develop Business Victoria, B.C., Feb.18 \u2014 (Canadlan Press)\u2014The convention of the United Farmers of British Columbia, ~ meeting which its promoters aay will be one of the most important and have more far-reaching effécts on future organized effort in the farming communities of the Province than any other meeting ever held in the Province, opened here this morning.The feeling seems to be growing among the delegates to the convention that the suggested political action on the part of this organization following the programme set by the \u2018armers of Ontario and the mis Western Provinces, is not likely to materialize.\u201cCandidates for Parliament who are farmers end who know the needs of the farming communities are all right and I believe we ought to have more of them in our legislative bodies\u201d, said W.F.Laidman, of Vernon, a prominent fruit grower of the Okanagan.\u201cRut a union of; the farmers for political effort at: this time, I think.would be a waste | of effort.Our time should be spent! In the development of our business and in the pushing forward of measures that will assist along that line, We have no time for play.\u201d He strongly urged the formation of a British Columbia Couneil of Agriculture and he hoped that the meeting later In the week would be successful In bringing about the origin of such a body.\u201cWhat about the Canadian Couneil of Agriculture and the Domintonwide union of the farmers which is so much talked of?\u201d he was asked.\u201cThat will coms later\u201d he re- bled.\u201cBut a strong provincial organization should come first.\u201d [© The: central sscretaty\u2019s report showed that the growth of the organization dur! the past few months had been very rapid.The membership up to the end of 191% was only about 1,300, hut it was now more than 4,300 and there were a numher of newly organized locale which had not reported.In presenting the fourth annual Address of the organization, President Copeland said that as an organization, \u201cwe have grown strong.We know not how.strong, for the spirit of the people is with us for better conditions.Humbly we look forward trusting for continuance of success in the years that are to come.\u201cThe object of the United Farmere and the United Farm Women is to increase our membership in thls Province to ten thoumnd next year, and only by your aid can this be done, \u201cThere In a strong feeling that the farmers of the Fast and Middle West will be heard from in no uncertair way in the cominæ Federal slections 1nd 1 find evervwhere à feeling that the farmera of thin Province ought to be with them and have a voice in the framing of the policies in which The Weather.Toronto, Ont, Feb.23\u2014A moder- file depression [a situated tonight over the Lower Lake region and presrure is relatively high over the northwestern portion of the continent and ner Guif of St Lawrence.Ligh snowfalls have occurred in Ontario and Western Quebec.has been fair.Temperatures.Min.Max DAWSON 200000000000 20 8 Prince Rupert 4\u201c Victoria .80 Vancouver 4\u201c Kamloops .40 Calgary .14 40 Edmonton .34 Battleford .30 Prince Albert 3e Medicine Hat .13 43 Moose Jaw .18 2 Port Arthur .18 26 Parry Sound .24 London .7 31 Toronto T se Kingston 28 ottawa .Montrea! 26 Quebec .\u2026.\u2026.2e st John .2e Halifax .6 38 Forconsta Lakes and Georgian Bay\u2014Fiesh westerly to northwesterly winds, fair, not much change in temperature.Ottawa Valley and Upper Bt.Law- rence-Fresh winds, shifting to west, and northwest, light snow at firet, then fair and moderately cold, Lower 8t Lawrence, Guif and North Shore\u2014Fresh to strong winds, mostly northeast and east, with light mowfalia Maritime\u20148trong winds to moderate gales, northeasterly to easterly, with snow and sleet.Superior\u2014Moderate to fresh north westerly to westerly winds, fair and moderately cold.Manitoba and Seskatchewan-\u2014Fair stationary or a little higher tempern- ture.Elsewhere in Canada the weather) or Persian Lamb, tunity.Men's Furs Repriced In Our Great Sale Every Fur and Fur-lined Coat, excepting Beaver and Coon, is heavily reduced, Coats, Muskrat-lined, Otter-trimmed, Beaver Outside Fur Coats are Wombat, South American Beaver and Wallaby, Every Fur Cap is also sharply cut in price.The winter is still ahead, so seize this oppor- Mink, Persian Lamb, Otter, Seal Muskrat.Every Cap we have must go.Also 20% Off the Following: Robes of Buffalo, Musk Ox, Astracan and Hair Seal.Vers er A a J z far 16 FABRIQUE STREET, to Scapular Medals.From .Medal Chaing .oc00.16 FABRIQUE STREET.G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, Opposite City Hall.Prayer Beads Mounted in Fine Gold.Sterling Silver and Rolled Gold Plate.Pear], Agate, Coral, Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Topaz.I'rices: $2.50 G.SEIFERT & SONS, Jewellers, Opposite City Hall on terms te suit the Purchaser.20 Palace Hill WHEN EDISON INVENTED THE DIAMOND AMBEROLA he invented it not for one person but for the whole worlé-\u2014that EVERYBODY might have in their homes the very best of Music.THE DIAMOND AMBEROLA is low in cost, and can be had Come in today and have your choice.DOHAN'S MUSIC SHOP a Tel.4748 mt \u2014__ candidates may bs placed in the Geld, \u201c1 do not believe it will be found that we differ greatly from the platform that has been put forward by the United Farmers of the Prairie and in any one case we ought to be In with them and if we desired come slight modification of that soley, 1 believe it could be secured.\u2019 A .R Copeland, of Lumby, was unanimously re-elected President of the United Farmers of British Cenhambia at this afternoon's session, ARY OF PILGRIM FATHERS London, Feb.88\u2014A luncheen Alberta\u2014Telr and milk _ _,.ary of the mailing of the Pligrim Fathers and Washington's Birthday.The luncheon was presided over by the Lord-Mayor.Among the principal guests were John W.Davis, the American Ambassador; the Archbishop of Canterbury: the Bishop of London; Vie count Bryce and the Earl of Reading, Bir Auckland Geddes, Minister of National Nervice and Reconstreos tion; Hal Fisher, Minister of Bétuontion; Mir George H.Perley, Canne dlan High Commissioner tm London; * Andrew Fisher, Australian High Commissioner ia London: Mir Tiecoun Burnham; Lord privee Viscount mm} Baron Riédeu, Sir Wlllasé Tyrrell and Rear-Admiral Harry 8 commander of the Amortont 4 Forces in Murapesn watonk a +. 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George Parent, M.P., is leaving today for Ottawa to attend the forthcoming session of Parliament.Hon.Justice Audette of the Exchequer Court, Ottawa, is in- town the guest of Hon.Justice Pelletier.Dr.and Mw A.Landry arrived in town yesterday from Riviere du Loup, and ave registered at the Chateau.Mrs.(Dr.) Belanger, of Beauport, ; entertained to dinner Friday in honor of Mrs.LeBel and Miss LaBel, of Montreal Miss Lalonde, of Montreal, who was the quest of the Misses Puinchaud, ÿt.Ursuie Street, has return- ud to Montreal Mins Josephine (ote, of Montreal, has arrived in town, and will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Alonzo Cinq Mars for a few days.Madam I.Emile Tremblay, Miss M.Marguerite Havoie and Miss Fillon, are in town from Bagotville, guests at the Chateau.Mayor H.B.Lavigueur and Mde.Lavigueur leave on Wednesday for Ottawa to attend the opening of varliament on Thursday afternoon Miss Yvonne Lord, of Shawinlgan Falls, and lise E.B.Racicot, of St, Paul, Alta.arrived in the city yesterday, and are staying at the Chateau.Mr.Sandy MacGregor, the well known Scotch Comedian, who gave a few concerts in the Jeffery Hales Hospital to the milltary patients, has returned to Montreal.He expects to return to this city in the near future.5 ETE vwigments Rendered-Writs Issued in the case of laquet, va.La Prevoyance, an automobile sssurage: company, in which plaintif£ clai $1200 damages, for an accident Which occurred at à Hailway cross ing, when his automobile was damaged.The action was dismissed with costs.It !s understood an ap- veal will be filed.Judgments Ly Hon.Justice Gibsone: Pronovost, va.The Abitibi Powe: & Paper Co\u2014Juugment according tu the consent of the parties.Merchants & Employers Guaruntes & Accident Co., ve.Itubltaiile \u201che plaintif claims from the defendant the sum of $129.00, sustainey through an automoblle collusion savisunr disinissed with costs, Judgteent by the t'rothunotary: Basard vs.Taioot \u2014 Judgineni wail.defendant for $029.83, ter.40 mind CONS, Writs of summonses issued from iis Proihonciary's office: Man.Mcwailæni, Inc, va Livnel VLU ua, qUevtt; puasesaury.us are druceau ot ui ve.Albert A ieuu, wiebeC; §EVY sainie gageri¢ Joseph awverge va.( Albert Brunvile aud Alphonse Nadesy, St Juste \u201cii.di, veut.Ecutss slur au 8 KM.bBrunst mUlElcuvisie, davi, LRBICE OR Prod wai y note aU.capisuse uuay va.Louls Joseph mavit, Queue, $esv, dent\u201d J.Wiig Civdaer ve.Acdiur Mon: Solan, ia Barie, pléb.lé, acLuULit.Amit apie VE Le Ueikal wen wrRi uvs Cheadle us ber us sont won vil; $ivl.vl, debt ieuni Usghenh ve.Kuiaeo Valliere, Bl.austumid, $387, bourd and ivan.fieslor £'0ULLL VA Fons stenaud wUbLEC, 4210, p:urrtiMuty note.Ad Lie Luiciies.tr, wice, ve Udiion suudet and vavid Gnuvet, Learn, Aultibl, SSVb.2U, piOINISdury noie.#8, F, AcKinnon & Co, Ltd, va vire JJ.J.Findiay, Fort Coulogne .| eai1.72, account.weurges Belisau vs.Ferdinand Armand, Quevec, $137.50, ssime- sagerie.Mra, Mary Martel, ve.Delma Deapiats, Quebec, $190, annulment of lease and damages.J.Amedee JJemers vs.Aurele Lemay, Bte.Emolie, $228, saisie-re- vendication.aa mm ee WANE MORE WAGES.Worcester, Mans, Feb, 23-\u2014Mama- chusetts Flat Office clerks are out wages.They adopted resolutions in favor of demanding this advance at « convention here today.FOR THE SICK Place Ong Level Teaspoonful of QROVES'O-PENTRATE SALVE in a hot sucer in the sick room.The Antiseptic Vapor rising from the heat ed salve circulates In the air and makes breathing easy for the patient, \u2018[1¢ induces sieep and is à great com- tort to anyone suffering with Bpasmodie Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Diptheria or Pneumonia.The Healing Effect of the Vapor re- lleves the patient and is very ocom- SOUL AND Penson Jf Mr.B.B.Kirby, of Toronto, 4s a | ome Economise We are commencing a second week of special savings in | the store.Colonel Hibbard will arrive in|} great FIVE FOR FOUR Sale gives a greater value to | your dollars.Do not let this week pass without profiting by | t this great chance.; Pag uet A Good Choice of Rugs At The Old Prices The rugs are scarce, and the prices are considerably advanced within the last few months.| Wè have still in our assurtment an immense quantity -of Carpsts, Bugs, im velour, azminister ond Wilton, which offer an exceedingly good choice of designs and rich colors, and we are ssiling them AT THE OLD PRICES.* Mr.X.Fred Dugan, 6 in town} from Montreal, a guest at the|{i Mr.Rene Dupont has returned to | This signifies a reduction of fram 30 P.C.to 40 P.C.on the actual wholcsals 6 For 4 \u201cBuy your rugs and carpeis now, and you will sive ¢ considerable amount of exception of goods which have money, which you will be obliged to pay in the Spring on the same merchandise.( 2 Floor) Do not forget that we are giving five for four rates om carpets and oilcloths, with the already been reduced.Underwear and Sweaters For Children: Fleece lined Oamisales for babies in : grey and white.Specisd .18¢ Children\u2019s Camisoles in heavy cotton, | long sleeves.Special .39 | Camisoles for Children in heavy cotton opened in front, long sleeves.pe- CA) L.s.c0 vocosorecre nn an 00000 etes en deena mnnoe Fleece lined Bloomers for children, with elastic in bottom and top.Children\u2019s Drawers in white, lined, Mpeciel 1020000000 so Children\u2019s Sleeping Suits, in fleece lined, sizes 1 to 7 years.Price 89¢, $1.19, $1.36 and 0.200000 vu000s $140 : Children\u2019s Sweaters from 4 to 8 years, : made with shawl collar, color, navy and grey.Special .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$i ; Union Wool Sweaters for girls, colors, | grey, old rose, with double collar in white : angora wool, sizes 8 to 12 years.Spe- | Bl Lana ss eese0a000 vrereeaes $2.99 à Middy Waists for children and girls, ; in wool, collar made in sailor style.open.: ed in front, and on the sides, with white : nitk luce, wipes 4 to 15 years.Special : 95.50, $6.50, #698 and .$1.08.(First Floor) : Do Not Forget These Electric Lamps If you wish to replace the ones which are burned out at your home.Lamps this week are very attractive.9 ke Good Quality Electric Bulbs, 10, 15 and 40 watt Lomps.- Special Price each .ovoveeriraerosones Silks and Cloths This department is still offering goods of the rate of five for four with the exception of goods which have already been reduced in price Have You Examined »\u201d \u201cWooltouc This is a new Cotton Fabric, which is the best substitute for wool on the market; it has all the ap- of wool, and to the touch seems the same.We are selling it in a good variety of checks in different colors.| This materiel is very appropriate for young girls dresses.Special introduetory price per yard.79c (Main Floor) \u2019 Boys\u2019 Suits Boy's two piece Suits in fancy tweed made with bloomer pants, sizes 28 to 30; regular a suit $11.00.Sale price .peossresscece nacre nets $9.87 \u201cSizes 31 to 35; regular $12.Sale price.$10,87 We have another lot of grey tweed Suite, sizes 2 to 30; reguier a suit $7.50.Sale price .$8.95 Sizes 31 to 35; regular price $9.00 and $10.00.Bale prise 0er amss0use .$7.88 \u2018SPECIAL We have 14 Suits in knitted wodi for young boys, which we are offering et a reduction of 25 Per Cent.The prices which are being offered on the and yot you feel that you are not 8 a position to get it now, do not let this embarrass nd we will keep it for you until such times as you want it in the Spring.Very nice Dining-room Set containing 10 pieces, namely, buffet, chine cabinet, side table, dining table, five chairs and , one armohair in solid mahogany in dull finish, very nice design.Sale price per set rire: $130.00 Special saie price Lana an aa e 6 Rad sas sa0 00 see .$420,00 Dining-room Set comprising 10 pieces, namely, buffet, 72 en| inches long, cabinet, very large round table with twelve legs, ride table, five chuirs and one armchair, very mice design in brown walnut.Special sale price .Ceres $676.00 Dining-room Set containing ten pieces, buffet, 72 inches china cabinet, table,| long, table, side twble, dina cabinet, five chairs and one arm- denigh, finished in| chair, very nice design in quartered or golden oak 18.00 aans0eu 0 ses » eseusnansassst 00e sac 0a 00000 x If you need Furniture in the Spring, Just come here, choose what you wand, of Dining-room Set of 9 pieces, comprising buffet, round table, china cabinet, five chairs and one armchair, in fumed oak finish.you whatever.Dining-room Suite of 9 pieces, comprising buffet, cabinet, round table, five chairs and one armchair in Que made of American black walout in dull finish.Sale price per set .00000000 5 énonce ssauss .\u2026 Dining-room Set of 9 pieces, buffet, five ohairs and one armchair in very nice solid black walnut.| Sale price perset .Anne style, $208.00] price after a fifty per cent.increase of |} DEVRA Ce forting.Price 850 per box.If your! li Drugsist hasm't any, send 360 in| postage stamps to the Parle Medi.) eine Co.198 Spadina Ave., Toronto, i and & full dase box will be mailed |} to you promptly.Tel REPORT OST.CHARLES LOCKS .City Engineer Tells of Work That Will Be Required on Sewers \u2014 She question of the construction of the Bt.Charles River Jocks and the emptying of the City sewers into was covered in à report which been submitted to the City Ceunby City Engineer Baillairge.At meeting of citizens held at City Hall last fall, the chief rea- for the Government aban- the work waa that the City not done its shares of the work, , the diverting of the city\u2019s emptying into the 8t Charles River to have them empty into deep water in the Bt.Lawrence, It was also held on the one hand that with the sowe woulé be Ho hx - pp sewers flowing into the locks it a source of menace to pub- ealth, and on the other, that the collection of water in the eetllars in St.Roche It was decided at that time to ask Dr.C.R.Paquin, the Chief City Medfoal Officer, to report on the sanitary aspect of the question, and City Engineer Baillairge was asked his opin- fon as to the possibility of having the sewers discharge into the locks.Dr.Paquin's report, which was submitted to the meeting of the City Council on Friday stated that, ta his opinion, the sewers might be permitted to empty into the Jocks for two years without constituting a grevious menace to public health, but that it would be intolerable to continue it much beyond that period.Balllalrge Report.Mr.Balllsirge in his report points out that with the locks completed the level of the outlets of the sewers would be lower than the surface of the water in the locks, and as a result these sewers would always be flooded, while at the present time they were only flooded during periods of high tides The conclusions of Mr.Baillairge's report are as follows: A.\u201cShould the City obtain the permission of the Provincial Board of Health to allow the City sewers to discharge into the pond created by the damming of the river, the following works will have to be carried out: \u201c1.Modification of height of part of the city sewer outlets, except that of St Roch's street, z0 that they may continue to discharge at elevation 17.\u201c3, The Bt.Roch's Street sewer will have to be extended towards the Gt.Charles River, iu order to discharge outside of the dam site.\u201cOn the north side of the river; lectors and the River will have to be modified west of 4th.Avenue in order to discharge at elevation 17.\u201cA collector drain will have to be constructed from 4th Avenue to the &t Lawrence River.in order to allow the sewerage to flow outside of the dam.A Collecting Druin.B.\u201cShould the City be obliged to divert its sewers outside of the dam, then the following works will be required: \u201c1.A collector drain will have to be constructed from the present sewer near Bell's Road, going eastward to a point outside of the dam.\u201c2.A collector will also have to be constructed from Lavigueur Bridge on the north side of the river, going eastward as far as the St Lawrence River.\u201cThe slope of the present sewers situated between the proposed col.flectors and the River wlll have to be reversed, and this includes all that part o.Hare Point situated between Prince Edward Street and Lavigueur Bridge.\"The following considerationa must also be kept in mind: \u201c1.The expansion of the city in area and population which is always increasing.#3, It the permission given by the Provincial Board of Health is not absolute, and can be revoked in a few years, the modifications which then will have been carried out by the City involving a great expenditure, will be of no utility whatever.\u201cThe comparative estimate of any of the above schemes can not be made unless the ahove mentioned considerations be carefully studied, and the preliminary worka to that eftect wilt require the service of two engineers with a proper staff for a period of one year.\u201d Cost of Collecting Drain, Referring to the approximate cost of the collecting drain in another tart of his report, Mr.Palliairge says\" \u201cI might call your attention to the fact that the preparation of an estimate of the cost (even though only (THE EPIDEMIC IS SPREADING EAST Nineteen More Municipalities Report Influenza in This Province Montreal, Que, Fed.32.\u2014Between more municipalities in the Province of Quebec reported influenza to the Superior Board of Health.This brings the total of municipalities to 87.The epidemic is now spreading east of Quebec, Rimouski being badly hit with as many as 300 cases The outbreak is, however, of mid form with a low mortality rate everywhere.Montreal has reached it highest death rate from Influenza aince the commencement of the epidemic January 30th, over the week-end.The number of cases reported for Sunday and today were low, showing a substantial drop, but the death rate went on alarming figures.They were respectively 324 and 48.Total deaths were 4¢ from influenza eighteen from pneumonia, and eighteen from broncho-pneumonta.Montreal is now entering the sixth week of the epidemic.During the 1818 epidemic, the diseass had run its course by the time it reached its sixth wesk and it le hoped it will do the same this year, but it has started off much worse in the matter of deaths.Toll Sull Heavy Toronto, Ont, Feb.33.\u2014Reports of 26 deaths from influenza and pneumonia over the week-end, covering 48 hours, Indicate that the diseuse, while dying down, is still taking & heavy toll of lives.Fortunately the total number of deaths from the 'fiu and pneumonias is not by any means as large as à week ago A particularly saû feature of the port is the large number of little children under two years of age, who have become victims.These total eight.In one instance an infant and mother both succumbed to pneumonia, the child being prematurely born.Another little one just two days old was a victim.The record still holds that there are mors dying between the ages of 20 and 40, only two being 50 years or over, and very large proportion of those dying ln early life are married women.PARTY LEADERS WANT A CAUCHS Possibility of Substantial Split Among the Demoorats Over Treaty Washington, D.C., Feb.23.\u2014The posaibility of a substantial break in the Demecratic rank on the peace treaty in the Benate led the party lenders to move today for a caucus to discuss a possible change In party policy, and further served to revive hopes nf the Ilepublican Senators for ratification of the treaty with the Republican reservations adopted at the last session of Congress.Republicans declare that 23 Democrats, only a doren short of the number required to insure ratification, have expressed their willingness to desert President Wilson and taka the Republican reservation programme as it is Democrats say this estimate is exaggerated but admit that there have been defections.The Democratic caucus may bring to a head dissatisfaction that has been smouldering since the President sent his memorable letter to the caucus last November asking Senators of his party to oppose the Republican reservations.Seven who then disregarded his advice have been working among their colleagues since.It is admitted, however, that there is still a long way to go to secure enough .Democrat votes.to ratity.In November thirty four Republicans voted for ratification but now the leaders are sure of only thirty.That leaves thirty four votes to be delivered by the Democrats, not an easy task to secure.The tactics of the Republicans will now be to delay, belleving that Democratic opposition to the President will continue to grow.In the meantime both sides admit that the President has two courses open to him, to take further steps to stiffen the backs of Democratic Senators, or to withdraw the treaty from the Senate.RAILWAY AGENTS REFUSE PREPAYMENTS Montreal, Que, eb.23\u2014(By Canadian Press)\u2014The adverse rate between Canada and the United States today brought about a new development in international affairs wi railways, effective March 1, w! railway agents are ordered to to accept prepayment of the shipping charges on shipments from Canada to the United States, except in the case of certain kinds of goods, on which prepayment is required ty the tariff rules.This means that shipping charges will be collected at the point of destination and in United States funds instead of in Canada and in Canad- approximate) ef conetruutine x collecting drain between the Bt.lawrence River and Bcett's Bridge, on the south side of the River, and between the River Bt.Lawrence and Rutweau Bt.Michel on the Limotlou side, is impossible, owing tn Jack of deralls or data on this œubjeot.\u201d Friday night and this afternoon 19 | Press \\REPRESENTATION AT WASHINGTON Question Asked in the British House Regarding Canadian Appointment London, Feb.24\u2014(By Canadian )\u2014Replying to Percy Hund, in the House of Commons today whether the Government had been consulted In regard to proposed legisia- tion in the Canadian Parliament, providing for a Canadian representative at Washington and what changes these proposals might make {in the present use of the Colonial and Foreign Offices as regards media of communication between Ottawa and Washington, Right Hon.Bonar Law said that communications on the subject has passed between the Governments.A statement would be made in due course.In reply to questions, Mr.Bonar Law said he could not name the date of the next Imperial Conference.Questions regarding the trial of the German war criminals and as to the Turks remaining at Constantinople failed to elicit fresh information but Mr.Bonar Law promised facilities for a debate later.À series of questions were fired at Bir Auckland Geddes, President of the Board of Trade, on the huge profits alleged to have been made by the Coats\u2019 sewing cotton monopol- Ista and the Imperial Tobacco Company and the point was raised as to action being taken under the profiteering Act Sir Auckland pleaded that an extremely difficult question of policy arose regarding the effect on overseas trades in the Coats\u2019 case where the profits were almost entirely made not from export but from businesses or subeidizry companies in Canada or the United States and the propos! to keep prices down here In fact one to subsidize British sewing cottons out of profits made by Canadian and United States industries.Tie Government was considering the matter but it was not easy to find a way out.FISH AND GAME WELL PROTECTED Province of Quebec Association so Declares in Annual Report Montreal.Que, Feb.33\u2014\"\u201cGame and fish of all kinds, and wild birds, other than game birde, recelved better protection during the year than ever before in the Province of Que- Yee,\u201d was the statement made tonight at the annual report of the Province of Quebec Aamociation, for the Protection of Fish and Game.The report added that in view of the immensity of the territory covered it was not surprising that there should atill be a considerable amount of poaching in certain localities.Unfavorable financial conditions being touched upon, an offer war made on behalf of the Canada Steamship Lines to make up a third of a thousand doilars on condition that the other two-thirds were made up by the Canadian Pacific Railway and the Grand Trunk.In reference ta recent legislation the Chairman, Mr.I.A.Amos, mentioned that the Government had agreed with the suggestion of the Association to make the opening of the season for big game September 20th and closing date Dicember Ist Officers were elected and included Ton.President, I.H.Stearns; President, I.A.Amos: Vice-President, R.8.Kinghorn: Fon.Treasurer, Kenneth Dawes, and Secretary, J.R.Innes.An executive committee was also elected.PREMIER DRURY S OFFICIAL MAJORITY Total Given as 2,308\u2014Raney Declared Elected by Acolimation Milton, Ont, Feb.38.\u2014Premier B.C.Drury's ofticial majority over ©.J.Stephenson, his soidier opponent, in the Halton bye-slection, In Halton County a wesk ago, today was 3,308.The offcial figures were xiven out today by R.L Hematreet, the returning oft The total vote was as follows: Drury 4,418; Stephenson 3,111, Fergus, Ont, Feb.33.\u2014Hon.WE.Raney, Attorney-General of Ontario, was today declared elected by acdiamation to the constituency of Bast Wellington, succeeding Albert Hellyer at one o'clock today.Nomination papers for Col.Pritchard were not handed in and so far he has made no statement regarding his unexpected and sudden withdrawal from the contest.RIBBON WEAVERS STRIKE, Patterson, N.J., Feb.33\u2014The silk ribbon weaver's union announced tonight that they would strike Wednesday morning if they were not granted an Increase of eleven percent Some 4,000 are affected.BOB ROGERS 5 ME IN CHORUS OF CALAMITY CRY Tells Winnipeg Canada Has Reached Industrial and Eco nomio Crisis , HAS NO ASPIRATIONS Declares the Union Government Made Up of Tinkerers and Jobbers Winnipeg, Man.Feb.23\u2014(Caneadian Press)\u2014\"Canada\u2019s industrial and economic conditions have reached & most critical period in the history of our existence,\u201d said Hon.Robert Rogers, former Minister of Public Works for Canada, who addressed here tonight, in the Fort Garry Hotel, an open mesting of the Liberal-Conservative Club of Winnipez, deciaring that he had \u2018no further political aspirations to gratify,\u201d and that he proposed to speak plainly.Mr.Rogers declared the Union Government to be \u2018a government of tinkerers and jobbers, a government of second-hand dealers.\u201d Their en- srgies almost entirely devoted to second-hand theories that are the produce of the disused brain of some poor, unfortunate uplifter.The former Minister urged strongly \u201ca definite and a fixed scientific tariff\u201d, advocated the dissolution of every existing government commission, pointed out \u201cthe necessity for the Liberal-Conservative to immediately perfect their organization everywhere,\u201d and elaborated on the benefits which, he said, had been secured for the farmers of Western Canada through the Liberal-Con- servative Party.Mr.Rogers closed with an appeal for further recognition of the claims of Canadian veterans of the war.Mr.Rogers declared himself a \u201clasting beliaver in that traditional policy that has ever governed the actions of the Liberal-Conservative Party in this Dominion,\u2019 Union Government might have been necessary during the war, but in peace it was a different thing.\u201cI confess,\u201d sald Mr.Rogers, \u201cthat at one time I thought myself that Union Government was advisable: prepared to make any and every, sacrifice in my power to bring about such union with the Liberal Party as, « whole.I may surprise you when [ tell you that I was the first to propose such a form of union with the Liberal Party.Many excuses were given why such proposals could not be accepted, among them being the exaggerated opinion of certain Liberal leaders of my ability to take advantage of such union to destroy the Liberal party.\u201d assurances \u201cto those with whom the matter was being discussed\u201d that In the event of an arrangement being reached he would at once resign his position in the Government, but the arrangement fell through.\u201cSome time later,\u201d he sald, \u201cproposais were made to form a union of individuals.In this IT did not believe and therefore resigned.\u201d The Union Government today was supported by a Parliamentary majority, \u201cmnde up of a group of individuals with no cohesion,\u201d who tion,\u201d as their safest course to avoid w\u2018andard-hearers of the Liberal- Conservative Party and over their courne he expressed deep regret.Mr.Rogers urged the importance in Canada of staple government, which, he said, could not br expected from \u201can Incoherent army\u201d with \"a thirst for power.\" \u201cThis Is nelther the time nor the place for compromine, if wn are to nave Canada from the ruin of paying such enormous sume to our American nelghhors for their natural pro- ducta\u2014products that under a definite our own country at practically no cont outride of the cost of development.With efficient develnpraent of our natural products we can then place our manufacturers in quite na DEGISIONTNTHE CONTEMPT CASE Will be Rendered by a Full Court at Winnipeg This Morning Winnipeg, Man, Feb.33.\u2014(By San.Press)\u2014The decision of the full court in the contempt case against William Ivens, one of the seven strike leaders, charged with sed!.tous conspiracy will be given at ten o'clock tomorrow morning.The prosecution took place last Wednesday when Ivens amerted that he had not Intended contempt and apologized for having used words to the following effect In the course of an address at the Labor Church afte R.B.Russell had been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary: \u201cBob Russell was tried by a pol- eoned jury and poisoned judge and was given a poisoned sentence.\u201d At the close of today's session Ward Hollands, one of the defence counsel, asked for the court's permission to absent himself tomorrow In order that he might make a plea for lenjency on Ivens behalf.Mr.Justice Metcalf granted the request without any hesitation.At the afternoon session, P.C.McIntyre, Postmaster, was In the witness box and told of how things had been completely disorganized at the Post Office by the strike.Replying to cross-examination by R.A.Boanar, K.C., Mr.Mcintyre denied that thy trouble was due to the Dominion Government falling to carry out à promise made in 181%, stating that a delegation of postal workers had gons to Ottawa and had a conference which was declared to be mtistactory.Almost before the ink was dry on the memorandum at Ottawa, he asid the men quit work.EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.Rome, Feb.23\u2014(Havas)\u2014Tiflis despatches say that a great earthquake has occurred in the district of which the town of Gorl Is th centre.Gorl lies about thirty miles northwest of Tiflis, there have been num- TOURLIN STREETS ARE DARKENED Corporation Orders Cessation of All Municipal Services at Night Dublin, Feb.33.\u2014Dubdlia Corperation by a large majority today resolved to refuse permission to any eruployes or oficial to ask permite from the English military government for the discharge of municipal duties.Further, the Corporation orders the cesmsation of any municipal services endangering the lives « f Îtx employces durios the imposition of martial law, and has issued instructions to remove night watchmen and to extinguish lights, and refuses to authorize the payment of overtime to any men working by permit between midnight and five o'clock in the morning.It is pointed out by the Corporation that the darkened city would be at the mercy of the burglars and other criminals and that the new measure would obstruct the work of doctors and nurses.The rejoinder is made that the responsibility is the Government's.The streets tonight are in absolute darkness within the city limits, but electric light is still supplied to the houses The newspapers fear that the electric power may ba stopped, compelling them to ceases publication.The newspapers are already seriously hampered by the fact that telegraph messengers have not delivered any messages to them.SHIPPING STRIKE SPREADS.Buenos Aires, Feb.23\u2014The strike of the crews of steamships which has been in progress now for more than a week has taken on a more serious phase with the extension of the movement to the crews of the principal towing companies.This Is delaying the entrance and departure of ocean-going vessels.| Only eight tugs are available in the har- erous casualties and serious damage.bor.BAILAOAD LABOR 15 DISSATISFIED Trend of Events Regarding Wages Demands Cause of Bitterness \u2018Washington, D.C., Feb.33.\u2014Rail- road labor is not satisfied with the way things are going in regard to its wage demands This was indi cated clearly today in conference between union officials and committeemen, called to pass on President Wilson's settiment proposals Further bitterness was added to the talk of unich men by the passing of the railroad bill by the Senate tonight Among committee chairmen, whé are close to the rank and file of their membership, thers was much talk of strike.This was discounted by higher officials, but it was in evidence In many quarters.Spokesmen for the unions sald tonight that thers appeared to be no way to avoid a direct appeal to the President to veto the rallroad bill.This must be done, to satisfy the workers who have not been in touch with the situation in ington ,they contended.The more influential union leaders deprecate strike talk on the ground that radical proposals at this time will serve to aMenate public sympathy.It is expected that the conferences here will last several days.ash- FUN MMM HERERXS # SHIPPING MOVEMENTS % \" \u201c + 96 96 20 26 20 30 30 28 36 26 06 96 36 Steamer arrivais, Feb.23: Savoie at New York from Havre; Duca Deglia Abruss! at New York from Rome and Naples; Canada at Portland, Me, from Liverpool: Adriatic at Southampton from New York via Cherbourg.AGRICULTURAL COUNCIL Reging, Sask., Feb.23\u2014The Canadlap Council of Agriculture will hold its annua! meeting March 23 at Toronto.ATTEMPT TOBLOW UP BARRACKS Bomb Failed to Explode After the Town Had Been [solat- ed vo ii Dublin, Feb.13.\u2014An attempt was made today to blow up the constabulary barracks in the market town of Ballynahinch, County Dawn.À gelegnite bomb, which had been placed failed to explode.The town previously had been isolated by cutting the telephone wires and blocking the roads leading into it with trees.A large force of police was sent there from Belfast.The body of Harry Timothy Quinlisk, & former corporal, who was & member of the brigade of Sir Roger Casment.who was hanged in Pentonville Prison in 1916 for high treason, had been found riddled with aine bullets in a field near Cork.At Limerick patrols posted along the approaches to the city while the constabulary was taking a prisoner 1086 | to Jail was booed and stoned.The home of a magistrate in Tankardson was raided 1nd some arms seized.Miss French Mullen, a member of the Rathmines Council, has been arrested.Rathmines is a sub- urd of Dublian.IRVING O.VINCENT VICTIM OF PNETUNONIA.Montreal, February 23\u2014(By Canadian Press).\u2014In the death of Mr.Irving O.Vincent, here today bf pneumonia after a fortnight's iliness, the Province of Quebec loses a strong advocate of education.He was Principal of King Edward VII school in Montreal and though only thirty- five years of age had aiready taken a prominent part in educational movements {n this Province, where he had always consistently advocated compulsory education.The late Mr.Vincent was born at 8a.Armand, near Frelighaburg, in the Eastern Townships.He is survived by a widow and an Infant daughter, Cor the period of the war and stood | Mr.Rogers added that he gave regarded \u201capproval of executive ac- [i a general election, said Mr.Rogers.| Included in that number were some; \u201cfortunately very few\u2019 of the former! and fixed tariff, we can produce in |Y | There are not many 1 Ht E could most naturally grow good a position as their competitors across the lina, The great work of the Litberal-Conanrvative Party for the futures must be the efficient de- | velopment of our great mineral wealth, the construction of smelters § and the rendering available form of | eloquent trying to describe this superb production which The Quebec Chronicle has spent so much money to compile and produce and were it not for the fact our unlimited naturat products, This rule.\u201d Mr.Rogers esid he had much faith \u201cIn the sound judgment of our farming community as a whole.\u201d Never in his tong experience in of- Conservative Party did the grain growers of Western Canada.\" Through \u201cthe unfortunate mis.crop, prairie farmers would more, he said, than they had paid in duty on agricultural Implements in forty years.Tor twenty-five years the Lideral-Conservative Party has not onty been the party of tariff for revenue, but had been the only party that had ever made \"a legitimate reduction on the articles prin- Canada.\u201d he said.Mr.Rogers sid a general election coulé not be long deferred und the sooner it came the better, he thoughts could not be accomplished, \u201cby tinkering and jobbing: by commission : fice had he known \u201cof a case, of » | Hime, or a place when the Liberal: not lend: every amiatance In thelr power to! takes\u201d in handing last year's hea! } ose | oipally used by the grain growers of | to see the story as that ev everyone who has been directly connected with the War in any way whatsoever will want told by the camera and the pen of The Quebec Chronicle\u2014the Edition itself will be and remain a part of Canada\u2019s Share in the War, in Victory and in Peace.In looking through its illuminated pages of purple and black and its hundreds of illustrations 20 closely ~onnected with the story of the battles \\ as they were staged and won\u2014one is forced to Canada\u2019s Share | in War, Victory ||.and Peace 100 pages of illustrated truth, printed and published by The Quebec Chronicle.Has combined the sciences of photography and printer's arts with the scenes of conflict and has given Canada a faithful historical and pictorial account of its stewardship in its special War, Victory and Peace Edition.It will be a national treasure and an educational reference book for the generations to come.wonder how the details could carefully photographed under such circumstances \u2014but when one comes to those pictures showing the boys themselves in the trenches\u2014to see them clearly and to know them by their features which are s0 distinct\u2014one recognizes that it was the same spirit that won the war and took the pictures too.It would be impossible to explanation of all the features which make this book a thing claiming national attention, it is perhaps the most complete war story in print and the publishers may well feel proud of their achievement which has been at the cost of delay rather than to sacrifice anything that would make it the work of art that it certainly is.SHORTLY ON SALE AT ALL THE PRINCIPAL NEWSDEALERS, $1.00 people who can speak the truth, the historical, and nothing but the truth - be so closely and tive an adequate MAIL YOUR ORDER AT ONCB THE SUPPLY 18 LOOTED + The Queber Chronicle .MAIL YOUR ORDER AT oNCE TE sorry wield | _ - .QUERKC, FEBRUARY 34, 1936, SOMETHING MUST BE DONE.Yesterday morning wo inquired as one of the hings thas the public would like to know, whether enidents along the S¢.Charles rives front agreed with Wo Paquin that they could get along with the present potesn of sewer pipes for another two years, locks or w locks.Since shen we have received a textual copy M the City Health Oficer's report which be claims is m answer to our question and evidence that he has seem ill-used by press reports of the proceedings of the Disy Council on Friday evening last.Although wo cannot altogethér agree with this position of Dr.Paquin, it is only fair to say that his report showed a considerably greater appreciation of the pros and cons of the question than could be Indisated in à brief reference.In view of the importance ot the sewerage problem, therefore, and in order to place all the evidence before our readers we now reproduce the document that we have received, which| nick action he taken now and It Is the duty of the bonde: .111th August, 1919.Mr.Mayor\u2014In conformance with your instruc Sons I have given the most careful study to the com- sequences, from & sanitary polat of view, of the empty- tag of tbe city sewerage into the St.Charles River; tocka ; In principle.I do not hesitate to my that the ex\" sontion of such à project could not be tolerated with-' ent danger to the public health.However, when one takes the trouble to study the probable situation of | these locks, their method of operstion, the daily vot-; sme of water that must pass through them, the prés) ware that will be exerted on this body of water by the dally opening of the gates, awl the quantity that will remain there even at low thie, one Is disposed to be-, Ueve that the dangers to be apprehended would not be as serious as has heen represented, | Bac (his question Is too important amd tue contro-, versial not to submit the pro and cua to jou before atéempting to establish an opinion.It is evident that the emptying of the sewerage] will create a nuisance, but as this nuisance will ho; caused by deposits of used matter, termed mud, at the bottom of the basins, it is difficult to establish the aumber of months or years required to make It dangerous Everything will depend upon the facility with which this mud, that can be estimated nt 40,000 tons ; per year, is carried off to the river.! It is true that at low water, the current of the\u2019 river will not be sufficient to have any useful effect on, the waters held in the basin, but I am free to state; that it would be possible to change (he volume of; water in the basin from time to time, either by operating tbe gates of the locks, or by the main sluices în- cinded in the project By these means the nulsance would certainly\u2019 be stopped or diminished, hut s point that seems very important to me is the flooding of cer tain sewer pipes.Every one knows that at high tide, water backs ap in the drains of certain streets and at low tide these; drains empty themselves.It therefore follows that | with the locking these same pipes will be always fonded.+ How then should we regard this naimence on the score of public health?It Le à question of bad odors caused by gases, ren- | dered harmless through their great dilution in the, sir, but where these odors are very pronounced, the auisance will cause cven greater discontent than if 16; was dangerous From another side if one takes into consideration | that the used matters will he diluted In à very conshier.able volume of water before being expelled into n fnal basin of twenty feet of water at low tide and that this Basin.being à continuation af the river, will be submitted to all movements of the tide: If one takes into! consideration, 1 ray, that this mud will never be ez- posed to the unhealthy effects of the atmosphere, since \u2018 tt will be always In à mate of absorption or dilution, {am very much dispured to belkvve that our risk will; URifed the policy adopted.The Ocean Serviors, be-! be no greater with the propose locks than with une der enjoying & substantial revenue, have contributed control.Hoved by contract from all damages caused by the the resultant riaks and snno7zances Yours sincerely, (Signed) Dr, C.R.PAQUIN, Municipal Physiciant e eo + 0 The Chronicle does not comsider i unfair to summarise the above as mating that, while we can probable continue the present system for another two years with Lupasity, aud although the situation created by the locks will be no mote dangerous than the existing situation, there must be a certain element of risk coupled with a very decided nuisance during that time.Ales that the present system camnot be continued much beyond the limit of two years without becoming dangerous and intolerable.Now drastic alterstions to the sewerage system of a city such as Quedec cannot be made in a day, and probably not in a year.The report of the City Engincer, whose conclusions wil be found elsewhere im this issue, states that a twelve moath\u2019s preliminary ine vestigation will bo necessary.Accordingly it is highly Unprobable that the needed improvements can be completed within Dr.Paquin's two years of grace, even if an active start is made immediately.We have contended all along and are confirmed In our opinion by this expert evidence, that valuable time has already been lost which cannot be recovered.It is on that account all the more imperative that : New Council to order the City Engineer to begin his preliminary study without fartlicr delay.\\ AN ENVIABLE RECORD.One of Canada\u2019s great enterprises with which Quebec is clusely Ilontifed dy reason of its position, is Cansds Steamship Lines, Limited, for which reason the steady progress of the past few years reflected in its annual report published In this luc, will be a source of legitimate satisfaction to this community as à whole.While the Company's record was an outstanding feats ure of the war period so far as the development of the Dominion Is concerned, particular interest attaches to the showing made during 1918 as this is the frst fall year in which the enlarged system has been operated under peace conditions That the record earnings of, 1918 Lave not only been maintained but carried to new high levels Is accordingiy au ample earnest for the! prosperity of Canada fteamships in s normal future.Under the favorable conditions which existed in the carly years of the war the management Tvoked | well ahead and In its varions departments made tong | term contracts which are now sccruing to the benefit : of the company.In addition, the company has round | ed out its entire organization from an inland water concern to a big steamship consolidation, with its various lines established, not only on all the waterways, of Canad, but on the oceans to France and other Furopean points and southward to the West Indies and South America.Of equal importance has been the steady improvement Canada Steamship Lines have made in the class of ; steatners on its various rontes.A large number of the | boats which were turned over st tbe time of the con- sulldation have been sold on favorable terms and have: [been replaced by standard modern vessels.which should ! meet every requirement of the large undertakings of, the company for many years to come.! What has actually been accomplished can he no\u2019 more clearly put than in the words of the President, : Mr.J.W.Norcross, who in his report to the share-j holders, stated in part: \u201cBoth the freight and passenger carnings of the, System hav heen eminently satisfactory during the past | | year.Considering chat this is the first year that the company has operated its enlarged systems under peace conditions, these results must be regarded asgratifying and on this account there is cvery justification for lookinæ to the future with confidence.\u201cEn conformity with our announced policy of exe tending the field of operations of the company abroad, thus co-ordinating Great Lakes, River and Ocean traffic, your Directors have inaugurated several new services between Canada and Europe and between New York.West Indies and South Amcricn, through the purchase of modern steamers.Some af these vossels | have passengers accommodation.It Is the belief of your Directors that the immigration business will sesame large proportions.The results obtained have already sewers, cannot object to it, it the dity is williug to rue || Special Terms $h Down Payment Low as Epecial *h a Month Special Price Demonstration Think of the time, steps and labor this famous Sellers \u201cMastercraft\u201d Kitchen Cabinet It is the most complete cabinet ever built.Holds 300 to 400 articles.A complete KITCHEN within your arm's reach.The Sellers has $100,000 worth of improvements found In no other cabinet.One of these, the Automatic Lowering Flour Bin, lu the most practical labor-saving feature ever installed in a kitchen cabinet.will save you.FREE BUY NOW.And get Utensils, valued at $14.00 Beautiful Aluminum Kitchen the RIES PTLee 239 - St Joseph Sheet - 239 Legare's Great Club Plan BY special arrangement with the G.I.Sellers Sons Co., the P.T.Legare Co.Limited, have received an unusual concession, permitting them to sell 50 nationally advertised Cabinets at most remarkable of terms and specially attractive prices.can be extended the privilege of the famous ellers Kitchen Cabinet Sellers Mastercraft TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1920, Sale Now On Only the first fifty women 15 Advantages possessed by no other single cabinet : 1\u2014Automatic Lowering Flour Bin.S\u2014Automatic Base Shelt Extender ARE LIMITED, in Lower Cupboard.3\u2014Ant-Proof Casters.4\u2014Gravity Door Catches.6-=-Porcelain Work Table.6~Dovetalled Joints and Round Corners.7\u2014False Top in Base\u2014Dutstpevof, 8==All Oak.#=0fl Handrubbed Finish Washstands, Steam in Kitchen.10-Fuil Roll Open Front.11\u2014Roller Bearings of Extension Work Table.18\u2014Comnwdious Kitchen Lines Drawer, 13\u2014White Epamelled Interior\u2014Up- per Section.H\u2014tanitary Leg Base Construc- 16\u2014Glass Drawer Pulls, For à down payment of $5 each, fifty women can put this beautiful labor-saving cabinet in thelr homes.But the Club Plan offer is positively limited to fifty cabinets.Only the first fifty women who come to our store will be the lucky ones.If it is impossible to be at our store early today, mail the 35 to reach us at once.Positively no cabinet will be reserved without the $§ down payment BUY NOW.[ Beautiful! Aluminum Kitchen Utensils, valued at FREE And get the PASS RAILROAD REORGANIZATION Senate Sends Modified Bill to President By a Large Majority Washington, D.C., Fed.23.\u2014By a vote of nearly three to one (he Senate tonight passed and sent to the President the moditled railroad reorganization bill under which the carriers of the country will attempt to adjust themselves to conditions arising with the end of Government Thirty two Republcana existing condition of our mewerngr, at least for two; 1° (1\u20ac increased earning power of all branches of the|loined with fifteen Democrats In years.As a matter of fact.it must be sdmitted that the : company\u2019s operations, You will note by the Balance Shent that the Increase in the vessel prenerty of the voting for adoption of ihe conference !ceport while three Republicans and fourteen Democrats comprised the present system Ix defective since the used matters (hae COMPANY over that of Jamt year amounts to 83.819, [17 voting agalinat it.There was never our draina discharge ito the river every day are thrown up on the bankx of every rising tide and par tially abandoned to atmospheric influences.After the locking these draw-backs will tend to diseppear.In\u2019 other words, I am not afraid to say that the prescut | system is as dangerous as would be the discharge of sewage for two years shove the locks, Rut nn the other hand it will become intolerable if it ts pro- aged much longer, 1 have it from a sanitary engineer, Mr, Latreniere, whom ! lsve cousulted on this subject, (hat ahsowtely Menticat problems presented themselves at Boston In 1060 and in Furope where unsanitary rivers, exposed to tidal action, have been compictcly transformed by Jocks.Therefore sa there Is nothing asx convincing as facts.I believe it essential to learn the experience of those who lave gained it.In the case that 1 have cited.it seems that before undertaking the works, a commission of engineers had studied the problem for 8 whole year.It T am correctly informed, there appears to be another means than by locking t0 render the Mt.Charles navigable at all times, This Is by dredging the fiver and onnstructing s retention wall on either side, This system would probably be less economical in view of annexed problema, but it would de casier of esscution and would have an unsuspected importance as regards the aesthetic appearance of our city.Bne \"hat 8 more important for wa from an economie point of view, If the project ls practicable, ie that the city would probably be relieved from carrying its used \u2014 in she river, or a least the problem would be.much less urgent.Now wi trous the aident hat must we concinde / In view of the fact that the City bas alread mitted this question to the Superior Council of y.lame during the autumn of 1918, and can 80 nothing ta the matter without its approval, I do Bot consider myself justified, although a member of the Council in siving you a Sua! decidon.\u2019 1 247.83, that the Increase in fixed assets Indicated under the heading \u2018Real Estate, Butidings, Docks and Wharves' amounts to 9280.672.57, and the Increase in other fixed asacts, cic.to $398,343.27; the last two in- {creases being attributable very largely to extensions made to our shiphuliding plant at Three Rivers.The Chronicle heartily felicitates both sharehotd- ers and management upon such a well-merited success and looks forward with confidence to the benefits that this city must Inevitably receive from the increasing strength and prestigo of Canada Steamship Lines, Some Things The Public Would Like to Know Why it was that the reports of the City Mealtt Officer, De.Pagain, and the City Engineer, Mr.Bail lalrge.upon the Kt.Charles sewers only came before tin City Couneil in February when the frit was submitted last August and the second last November?Whether somo Allied Statesmen would be ns tender towards the Turk If they bad spent a few years io Armenia?I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 STILL NURSING WAR.(Manchester Guardian) An immediate consequence of the complese disruption in (he economic life of tbe nations has Inovitahly been to produce extreme and widespread misery.ant when men arc very miserable they sometimes do strange and revolutionary things.It ever any great communities were almost deliberately and scientifically prepared for sume such upheaval, the nations of Central Furope, and to some extent those of Western Kurope, have been so prepared.In Eastern Ewrope the upheaval has for some time past \u2018been going on before our eyes | The root catée of all de mischief is of course war, and the leading men in the Labor party have done à public service by their powerful exposition of this fact in thelr manifesto.Yet so faz from mopping the war the victorions Powers bave soduioualy sured and are still navsing it.Whom Le thés medases to cease?\"usa eh pen any doubt as to what the Senate {would do In view of the wide mar- \u2018gin by which the Cummins bill, more drastic than the compromise measure was passed.The bill will &0 immediately to President Wilson And the general opinion around the rapital was that he would sign it, although labor leaders will urge its veto.Discussion today related largely to the labor and rate-making pro- vidions.Senate Cummins, with reat teeling, denounced widespread claims that in fixing freight and passenger charges calculated to give *he roads a return of 5 1-2 percent cc mpi FOR KIDNI =the most healing, soothing and effee- tive preparation for Kidsey and Riad der troubles yet produced.Pouitively relieve pain, and asciet the organs to regain normal action, ridding the system of wrie acid polseu.Get Gia Pills indny and be on the safe oise.ôte.at aft druggists and deters, with money-bach guarantee.Sample cent free.Address The Notionsl Dres & Chemical Ce.of Cansde, Li, Toronto US.Address Fashionable Store T.D.DUBUG Formerly Donohue\u2019s Store Mrs.A.T.Nee, dressmaker; Miss.A.H.Lane, milliner; Miss M.Carroll, Miss P.Laperriere and Miss T.Dall, have gone to New York, Toronto and Montreal, to select the latest ideas and novelties in connection with their departments.T.D.DUBUC 188, 194 St.John Street meant taking huge sums of money from the public treasury.The bil, he declared, would not take one dollar in that way.Buch reports, he madd, were merely a part of the propaganda put forth in an effort to defeat all legislation on the eve of return of the ronds to thelr owners on Muroh first, NO INTIMATION YET BEEN KKCEIVED London, Feb.33\u2014Andrew Bonar Law, the Government leader, stated in the House uf Commons today that no intimation of the decision of the When mans on Ep prb ares pm Netherlands Government regarding the former German Emperor had yet reached the British Government.Mr.Honar Law made this statement in reply to a question as to whether Holland had dscided to keep the former monarch in Curaco, of the Dutch West Indies.NITRATE PLANT BUILDERS DENY WASTE CHARGES Washington, P.C.Feb.33\u2014Re- presentatives of the builders of the Government nitrate plant at Muscle Soals, the construction of which has been under investigation, today denied the charge that there had been wholesale waste, appearing befdte the War Expenditure Committee of Cnngress.Several witneénes have ai- leged that material waa thrown away snd hundreds of men on the payroll had little or nothing to do.NEW REVOLUTIONARY PARTY Apohaqui, Sonora, Mex., Feb.13 ore is à new revolutionary party in Mexico.À proclamation lesued today calls on \u201cpatriotio* Mexicans to foin the néw revoit, which {a sche» duld for May 6.The new party oalle itself \u201cthe re-organised government of Mexican free mea.\u201d Use Cocoanut Of For Washing Hair It you want to keep your hair in good condition, be caretut what you wash it with.Must soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkail.This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmtul.Muisitied cocoanut oll shampoo (which 1s pure and entirely greaseless), is much better than anything use for shampooing, as this can't vossibly injure the hair.Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it In.One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creany lather, and Cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly.The latter rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust, \u20acirt, dandruff and excessive oll.The hair dries quickly evenly, and it leaves it tine and sitky, bright, fluffy, and way to manage.You can get Mulsified cosoanut ofl shampog/ ht most any drug store.It is very cheap, and à few ounces M enough to last everyone in the family for months ise you can $14.00 HARDWARE CHIN | ( COMPANY Fabrique Street and foot of Mountain Hil, Fire Sets and Fenders, in brass and wrought mon finish.Fire Screens.Coal Hods.Gas Logs.Electric Heaters, Coffee Percolaters (Electric and alcohol).Kitchen Utensils.General and Heavy Hardware \u2014and\u2014 Sporting Goods of all description, ALUMINUM WARE We have a splendid selection of Alumtnum Ware, such as Cereal Bollers, Saucepans, Dishes, in fact, everything that ls needed in the up-to-date culinary line, PYREX TRANSPARENT OVEN DISHES are for everyday service, Call in and sce our grand display today.S.J.SHAW& Co, Regd, Phone 573.13 ST.JOHN ST.ee ee hgh shies Shink & DeBlois, BARRINTERS AND s0 ne .Uh, Bos, CRA Morin & Barry, Auditors snd Liquidatess 17 60 James Street :-: Quebee by boy, CR, J TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1920.LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec.Its special object is to receive and secdre the deposits of sums however small they may be to help creating provident habite.HEADWAY HERE \u2014 on JACQUES Annual Cheap Sale 20% DISCOUNT Boots, Shoes - Slippers For Cash Only all \u2014 Street 4814 Fabrique Wm.Jacques & Sons, = .Telephone 427 Fifty-Nine Additional Cases Were Reported Over the Week-end The Quebec Civie Department of Health gave out the statement yes terday that up to the neon hour, 59 additional cases of (nfluensa had been reported by the physictans since Ssturday, making a total of 179 cases of the sickness since the first week of February.This includes twenty- (hres additional cases in the Franciscan Convent, Grande Alles, and thirteen prostations from the disease in the Ursuline Convent.Dr.Paquin declares that the sickness in Quebec is so fer of a mild type, and again cautions the publie to act with the utmost prudence during the season of epidemie, and guard against throwing off heavy winter wraps during mildes weather.There were also reported to the Department six additional cases of measles and two eases of scarle! fever since Saturday.The number of cases of sicknest reported to the Department from the first of the present month up to yesterday noon were:\u2014Influensa, 179 cases and one death: measles, 55 cases; variole.8 cases; chicken-pox, PIED.BBAUCHAMP\u2014At St.Jean Baptiste, on Fed, 22nd, 1920, at the age of 74 years and 6 months, Caroline Demers, widow of Gustave Beauchamp.Funeral Wednesday, the 26th instant, at 9 o'clock, leaving her late residence No.134 d'Aigullion street at 8.45 for Bt.Jean Baptiste Church and thence to St.Charles * Cemetery.THANKSGIVING* Thanks to St.Rita and the Little Flower Ste, Anne, for favor received with promise to publish.\u2014B.C.O'D.VICTORIA TODAY: May Allisom in \u201cFAIR AND WARMER\u201d.Also 14th episode Pearl White Serial, and Pollard Comedy.THE EMPIRE TODAY Enid Bennett in \u201cSTEPPING OUT\" Also Comedy and Weekly.THE AL-EN Direction Jule & Jay J.Allen.TODAY William Farnum in \u201cHEART STRINGS\" Also a Comedy, a Topic, kte.\u201cLAY or BUST\" \"SCRATCH FEED\u201d Feed your hens with well-known famous \u201clay or Bum\u201d and \u201cScratch fat\u2019 and you will be amured of best results, every day in the year, than with any other kind of feed.Buy it from: LEGARE & MOISAN 23 SOUS LE FORT ST, QUEBEC.Phone 4022-4023 LF.ROY Leather Goods Specialist | Trunks # Travelling Bags 43 St.John St.Phone 6885 More and More People are drinking INSTANT POSTUM instead' of coffee.Health value, 8 high standard of flavor and greater convenience make the change popular-and The Price Is The Same As Before The War } Seid by Grocers \u2014~Everywhere BAYS TURKS MURT tinople on the ground that to tranquility\u201d.Feb.8x1y.QUIT CONSTANTINOPLE London, P-b.28.\u2014In an article In the \u201cEvening Standard\u2019 today Lord Rohert Cecil gives it as his opinion that the Turk must leave Constanthe maintenace of Turkish sovereignty over that city would be a \u201cmenace The first requirement, Lord Rob- 2 cases; diphtheria, § cases and twe deaths: typhoid fever, 1 case; tuberculosis, 4 cases.RENEWAL OF THE .- QUEBEC LOAN Messrs.P.N.Verge and H.DesRivieres Have Left for New York Mr.P.Nelson Verge City Treasurer, and Mr.Henri DesRivieres, Manager of the Bt.Roch's Branch of the Bank of Montreal, have left fer Now York where they will study the conditions of the money market relative to the renewal of a loan of the City of Quebec for the sum of $2,125,000.The loan was floated five years ago und comes due in April.It is gn- ticipated that the renewal of the ioan will involve an expenditure of about $304,000 for the city.SIR CHARLES ROSS Sié Charles\u201d Ross has instructed his Quebec attorneys to appeal the judgment recentiy rendered in the Quebec Superior Court, that awaré- ed heavy damages to one resident in Montana, and the other in the Siate of Texas, who sued for dam- uges on account of infuries sustained from defective sporting refles.FOREIGN MAIL A foreign mall, containing letters.narcels and newspapsrs will be despatched by 88.Melita sailing from 8t.John.The ma!) will be closed at Quebec Head Post Office at 4:00 p.m.the 25th Instant.A letter mail will be despatched per BS.Lapland, from New York, and will be cloned tonight at 9:00 p.m., 38rd instant.A good crowd will be at the Dance at Kent House tonight.Trains at 8:00 and 8:30.\u201cIR LOMER GOUIN LOSES BROTHER The sudden death is reported here trom Amor, Abitibi, of Nemise (Gouin brother of Bir Lomer Gouin, Mr.Gouin, Who was 62 years of age and unmarried, was Crown fands\u2019 Agent at Amos He is survived by five brothers, Bir Lomer \u2019louin, Rev.Abbe Arthur Gouin, of St.Hengl,\" ev.Abbe Charles Gouin, Ernest Gouin and Eugene Gouln, of Montreal.TOPPING AND PROTEAU TO ENTER APPEAL | THE \"FLU MAKES (SUCCESSOR TO - JUDGE LANGELIER Frankly Admitted Provincial - Cabinet Divided Over the Appointment It is frankly admitted here that the Provincial Cabinet and many of the members of the Goverament are divided over the appointment of a successor to the late Mr.Justice Langelier, as magistrate of the Bessions of the Peace.A few days after the death of Judge Langelisr it was commonly reported that Arthur Godbout, member for Beauce, would be appoint- +4, but later it developed that there as opposition to this and that sev- sral members of the cabinet favorel the nomination of Arthur Lachance, a former member of the Houss of Commons for Quebec Centre, and Crown Prosecutor.It is rumored here that Bir Lomer Gouin favors Mr Godbout, while Hon.L.A.Taschereau, the Attorney General, would like to see Mr.Lachance get the appointment.Owing to a deadlock in the Cabinet the appointment was not made last week and Sir Lomer Gouin and Hon.L.A.Taschereau left last Friday for a hollday trip to the Laurentides.Reports in circulation here sfate that should Arthur Lachance be appointed magistrate he will be succeeded as Crown Prosecutor by Lucien Cannon, M.P., and in the svent of Arthur Godbout being named, Mr.Cannon and his friends will work to have Mr.Lachance op: pointed Recorder of the City of Quebec, as & clause was inserted in the Charter of the City at the last session providing for the retire ment of Recorder Dery on full sal ary The appointment of Mr, Lachance as Recorder of the City would creates further division it is maid, as certain members of the Cabinet tavor the premotien of Deputy Recorder DasRivierea SCHOOL BOARD MET PRIVATELY Question of Salaries For the Teachers Discussed\u2014Initi- ation of Col.O'Meara There was à meeting of the Catholic School Commission held at the City Hall last night behind closed doors, at which the question of salaries paid to teachers, both lay and clerical, under the jurisdiction of the Commission, was studied.Lieut.-Col.J.8.O'Meara, the new member of the Commission.appointed to succeed Mr.Jas A.McManamy, who, resigned, made his initial appearance as a school commissioner last night.He was welcomed by the chairman and introduced to the other members of the Commission.The report of the special committee appointed to study the salaries, in view of the concerted demands made for increases, was tabled and will be submitted to a public meeting of the Board which will be held at the City Hall on Monday even- Ing, March Ist.LADIES\u2019 MORNING MUSICAL CLUB Attractive Program Arranged for Concert Taking Place Tomorrow Morning Following is the programme for the Concert of the Ladies\u2019 Morning Musical Club, which takes place IMPORTANT CASE Mr.P.E.E.Belanger Brings Suit Against Federal Govt., For Large Amount An important and intersting case was commenced in the Court of Exshequer, yesterday, before Judge Audette In whieh Mr.P.E.E.Belanger, N.P., is the plaintiff and the Crown the respondent.The suit lu brought to recover $800,036 from the Federal Government for a portion of land on the banks of the Bt.Charles River, a portion of which had been expropriated two years ago by the Government at a price of $200,000, Mr.Belanger produced in the case over 1600 titles to prove his ownership of the land that was finally owned by the Jesulte tormerly owned by the Jesuits as per Royal grant, during the French regime and later taken over by the Compagnie des Cent Associes until lt finally passed into private own- orship, the title heing awarded to Mr.Belanger.The case was previously heard in the Supreme Court when the case was arrested by the Government deciding to take a part expropriation and ready to pay $200,000.The case having taken a new aspect was again taken before the Court of Exchequer, the claiming that by the fact that that the property has been in the hands of the Government without bringing him in a profit and entitles a compensation, and even claims that thé whole amount of $800,085 should be paid.Legal Counsel in the case are for the plaintiff, Messrs Aime Marchand, K.C., and Hydes.For the Crown respondent, Mesars Kugene Lafleur, K.C., Montreal with Mr.Eusche Helleau, K.C, as Counsel.AUTO DEALERS MUCH PERTURBED Over Delivery of Automobiles From Factories in United States Quebec automobile dealers are very much perturbed over the nondelivery of cars ordesed from the United States factories.One leading dealer discussing the situation yes- torday said the difficuity they had to contend with was due to the congestion of railway transportation and the scareity of freight cars to move the cars that had been ordered for customers.He said quite a large number of new cars had been order- sû of late from the Quebec dealers the orders they placed in the factories to meet the Quebrc demand adequate transportation facilities, He ssid he could only see one way out of the difticulty if they wished to fulfill their Quebec orders, and that was to operate the cara from the factories over the carriage highways to Quebec or else wait from tour to five months for their delivery by rail.Excellent orchestra, excellent floor, excellent accommodation, all make for an excellent dance at the Kent House tonight.PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT.Chicago, Ills., Feb.23-An expedition bent on ironing out.by force, if necessary, difficulties of prohibl- tion enforcement in the Michigan upner peninsula, was started from Chicago tonight.Major A.Dalcymple, Federal Prohibition Dircetor, for the Central States, left wii a party of prohibition agents for tron County, Michigan, where county officials are sald to have overpowered Government agents lant week and taken contraband wine which had been seized by the Gov.NOW GOING ON plaintift.were retarded on account of the in- QURTET WA GHENT SEES Flonzaley Ensemble Captivatod Large Audience Last Evening at Columbus Hall Another delightful! musical treat was afforded Quebec music lovers last evening when, under the direction of Mr.J.A.Gauvin, the famous Flonzaley Quartet gave a performance in the Columbus Hall before an exceedingly large audience which appreciated to the utmost extent the programme presented by this wonderful and inspiring ensemble, and to such a pitch of enthusiasm was the audience aroused that the applause accorded af the conclusion of each number was at times almost denfen- Ing, especially at the end of each: series, when the artistes were obliged to respond to encores which would brook no denial.The reception received by the Quartet, composed of Adolfo Betti, first violin, Altred Pochon, second violin, Louis Bailly, viola, and Iwan D'Archambeay, \u2018cello, was not in any way surprising patrons of music In the Ancient Capital have had the pleasure of hearing the Quartet before, and naturally looked forward last evening to a perfect performance, and in this respect were amply rewarded for their attendance.The performance simply captivated the audience which unmistakably showed every sign of its realization of the sympathetic understanding | and musical affinity that existed between the members of the ensemble, which maintained in the rendition ot: every number a standard of tonal beauty, sympathetic interpretation, perfection in detail and an exquisite finish that clearly demonstrated ita: supremacy in the musical world, and to hear it once is an event that can never be effaced from the memory of those who have that pleasure, The opening number was Mozart's quartette in C Major which was appealingly rendered especially the andante and In the menuetto, and as encore \u201cGlazownow's -Interludium™ was given, for which the Quartet received well-deserved and sustained applause.A Russian melody by Osten Sacken opened the second series, and was ezceptiomally sweet.\u201cThe Three Ancient Dances\u201d by Vidal, were dslightfully tuneful! especially the Gavotte which was appealing ir- risistible to the sudience and in reply to an encore rendered \u201cBy the Tarn\", by Goeasens, this proving ss captivating that another encore was demanded this time being a echerzo by Tschaikowsky.The concluding number Dvorak's \u201cAmerican Quartet\u201d op 96 fairly took the audicnce hy storm.The opening number pictures a happy scene In plantation life, In which a summer's evening, after the day's work is finished, is beautifully portrayed and the other movements display the vivid joy in the heart of the negro.Again the ensemble had to respond to an encore in which it rendered that delightful and feeling melody \u201cMolly on the Shore\u201d, by Percy Praiger.The presentation .of this magnif-; cent Quartet was-undoubtedly Mr.Gauvin's grentest sucress of the vea- | son and the next appearance of this magnificent ensemble will be looked\u2019 forward to with the greatest pleasure: by music lovers of this city.SMOKER IN K.OF C.HALL TONIGHT The U.S.Sailors in Port will Be Guests of the Local Council | The program as arranged so far to Le given by the Knights of Culumbus of Quebec, tu the Officers and bluejackets of Eagle Divisions, Stimwrence, assisted by the men of the Fleet.To be held at K.C.Hal), Grande Allee this evening, at 7:45 P.M.1-\u2014The \u201cEagle Quartette\u201d-Take your girlie to the movies, etc.\u2014 Ruvs, A.F.lds.Yeu, Marshall C.A, Bea, Dubose, C.T.Q.M.1¢ Fisher, ©.E, QM.lc.Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.Foods are specially prepared for babies.A baby\u2019s medicine ie even more cesential for Baby.Remedies primarily prepared for grown-ups are mot interchangeable, It was the need of a remedy fer the common ailments of Infants and Children that brought Castoria before the public after years of research, and ne claim has bees made for it that its use for over 3.years has not proves.What is CASTORIA?Castoria is & harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.It is pleasant.It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance.Its age is its guarantee.For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.The Children\u2019s Comfort\u2014The Mother\u2019s Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of [4 4 In Use For Over 30 Years THE CENTAUR COMPANY.NEW YORK CITY EXEXRERXREREX LLRX RXR RLS LAVAL PURE ICE CREAM \u2014 WITH THAT \u2014 Delightful, Lingering Flavor LAVAL ICE CREAM is made specially for family trade and cotobines absolute purity and wonderful flavor.fiaver.We sell Ice Cream all through tbe winter season at 91.50 per gallon, delivered anywhere in Quebec or Suburbs.Prompt Serviceg We are no further away than your Telephones .Two Phones: Day, 4068; Night, 4922 Cie.Laiterie Laval, Enr\u2019g, _\u2014 = Limoilon\u2014237 Fourth Ave.EE D ea XR KX Feb3tu,frixim Clearance Sale The following items are specially priced for the February Bale.HOSIERY.Meorcerized Stockings for ladles, Black, white.grey and brown, The for oo.Plain Black Cashmere $1.25 for.Colored Gatter Ladies to clear at .Colored Galiers for men to clear at AN wool Blgck Cashmere Stockings.for Ladies, va HH and $2.50, for LL.METRE St, All Wool Black Cashmere Stockings, for baby's sizes, 4 and 44 60e for Kiockings for ladies, Sizes M4, 9, 2% se asarcsoue misessmertesesieen asnuscuacom Goosen DRESS GUODS Black \"ancy Dress Material, value $2.00 for .Black Whipcord Suiting, priced $2.50 fur Bluck Melton Cloth, priced $1.50 for.Plaid Bkirtinge, assorted Colors, $2.50 for $1.89 and $1.78 ernment men.2.\u2014Wilcat Ravage, Bea.vs.Panther Bronek: Sea Ic.(Featherweighls) CHANGE THEIR MINDS George Topping and J.B.T.Proert says, is that the policy of the Allies toward Turkey should be fier.51,40 $1.50 Feb.23x3 wednesday at 11 am 1.~Trio in F.opus 25\u2014Relasiger.54 inch Black Panama Dress Goods, value $2.25 for just: and he could not conceive that|teau.the two allegad principals in| (a) Allegro Passionaio.(b) An- A iil wee line mardis argu 54 inch Tack Cashmere, priced $1.50 for Be \u2019 D s anyone could doubt they were justly | the Montmagny 1.C.IT.mail train} dante quasi allegretto.(c)( Al- @ [a\u2014brown, L.W.Fle; Prague, T 42 inch Black Serge, value $1.15 for .830 You re ancing entitled to remove the Turkish Gov-| robbery, who app'ied through their legro non troppo.Fiano M.Alb.f 4 RS x le \" Ckelates, and owns of Black Kept, priced $1.00 for «.veeevurree 0.ernment from Constantinople, counsel three weoka ago for permis.| Osbaldeston.Viouw, mr.Edmund od wd all boats will sing \u201cGood Morn.LES All Wrong! He declares that everyone of tha|slon to ake a speedy trial in the | Banborn.Celio, M.Rees Hansen.ing Mn Zip\", \u201cKaw,\u2019 and si Armenian massacres and other|Court of Sessions.have changed |l.\u2014Vocal\u2014(s) Cavatine from \u201cThe Fi RE \u201cMickey.\u201d 200 yards of good quality Chiffon Taff ta Sit d Turkish outrages has been carried their minds Yesterday when Judge | Queen of Bheba\u201d .Gounod ¢.\u20148allor Roos, va.Battling Camp- | width, color Ivory oniy, value $3.26 for \u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Come an see IMEC.out by direct orders from that city, | Choauette was about to render a| (b) A Dream.Bartleit Just think! That is the time bell (Lightwelghts).Will battle , An to the alleged danger of offend.| decision in regard to their request, Mr.J.A.Cloutier through which Mr.H.C, Buckley off A few sor Lessons 50c.Prof.AMBROSE, 51 Garden Street Jan.sxtu,patæ HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY, very variety of high.grade Bakery Goods, delivered to all parts of «he Oz daily =: Tel.6438 864 ST.JOHN ST, DOING BIG BUSINESS.* New Tork, Feb.28\u2014The manufacturers of atills have been doing & land office business since the United States went dry.This was di sosed today by prohibition agent James Shevlin, who announced plans to keep ologer watch upon the De net trading in stile, encther day with Itchins, PILES Prot Pre Mo gon esl requi ing Mussulmans \u201cvery gravely exaggerated\u201d.FEDERAL FIELD FARMERS nam, Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Women's Organization, the Women's organisation to ke Ontario will be for the better.new government.WILL ERECT HOSPITAT, Fredericton, N.B,, Feb.23 \u2014 The Fraser Memorial Hospital, which was directed to de built by hie ee- tate by the late Donald Fraser, will be erected here this year, aecording to an announcement made by Archibald r, of Bém Et wil) smn cost \\ in India he expresses the view that thin danger is NEXT STAMPING GROUND Peterboro, Ont, Feb.23.\u2014Prem.ler F.C.Drury, who with Q.A, Putand Mrs.A.R.Brodie, of New Market, President of the Ontario Farm addressed the Peterboro U.F.O.at its annual meeting here tonight, intimated that the Federal field would be the next stamping ground of the farmers.In this connection, the Premier urged United Farmers and Farm thelr powder dry in preparation for the \u2018| coming Dominign election.Mrs.Brodie expressed the hope that the change of Government in Mr.Putpam assured the farmers present that their Interests would be properly locked after, by the the attorneys for thr accusrd, Mensre Mare Lemieux, K.C.and Emile Paront withdrew ths request, and now it is definitely decided that the two prisoner will bs tried hefore the next criminal term of the Court of King's Bench, FORMER QUERECER , DEAD IN MONTREAL The many friends of Mr.Pierre Savard, former'y of this city, but tor the last few years of Montreal, will be sorry to hear that he has passed away in Montreal yesterday, after a brief illness of only a week.The deceased gentleman had an attack of the grirpe, which developed into pneumonia and despite the ef- torts of his physicians, papsed away, Mr.Savard was well known in sthletio circles here, having been connected with the Patricia busebal! team several ycars ago, and wae tike@ by everybudy for his many qualities.The deceased leaves to mourn their loss, his father and mother, one brother, and\u2019 some uncles and aunts In this city, and a brother and sister in Montreal who will bave the sympathy of a large cirele of friends in their mad bereavement.There's no place like the Kent House to enjoy a dance.Take a train at 6:00 or 8:30 for tonight's dance, $.Piano\u2014Varations Bymphoniques se ne 00 ++0000 » Bchumann Mile.Marin Sylvia Belleau 4-Vocal-\u2014(a) Avec une extase attendrie .+: ++ \u2026.J.Pesan (hb) Songs Ny Mother Taught Me.«+.Dvorak (c) Mandoline .,.Debussy Madame Adjutor Morency &-\u2014-Two Pianos \u2014 Rhapsodie Bspagnols .« «Lists Mhe M.8.Belleau Mr.J.A.Bernier Programme arranged by Mde J.Pare and Mrs.Geo.Rusesil.Members will pleases be seated at 11 o'clock as the doors will then close.mr rer tn WILSON APPROVES DRAFT OF ADRIATIC REPLY Washington, D.C, Feb.13.\u2014Pre- sident Wilson gave his final approval today to the draft of his latest reply to the Entente Premiers on the Adriatic situation.While official confirmation was lacking it was ua.derstood that the communication to- might etther was being coded for transmission or actually was going torward to Ambmasador Davis, a! London, for preesatation.Delivery of.the repiy te the Entente Premiers ie expected to be fql- lowed by the making public of the entire series of notes.- The foreign governments are understood 40 have sonsénted to pub- Mention of the complete oosrespon- endured all the flery torture of itching, burning eczems.His life was a perfect misery until Zam.Buk\u2014the great herbal askin cure\u2014 brought complete rellef.Mr.Buckley, who lives at 461 Kast Broadway, Portland, Oregonwrites: \u2014\" For fitteen years 1 suf: tered with eczema.and although Î tried many so-called \u2018eczema cures,\u2019 pothing seemed capable of dealing with a case like mine.It was not until 1 bad Zam-Buk recommergled to me that I began to have hope.This wonderful skin healer soon brought about & change for the better.As 1 persevered with Zam-Duk the burming sensation got less.1X found Zam-Buk wonderfully soeth- ing.Gradually the patches of sore ness and the inflammation were reduced, and complete and an ent cure finally reaulted.Ï would strongly advise all afiicted with owema to give Lam-Buk à trisl.It will give them satistaction.They will net de disappoin No skin disease oan resist the potent healing forces stored up in Ram-Buk, which is unequalled for old wounds, ulosrs, abscesses, bad tegs, scalp seres, blood poisoning, piles, seslds, burns, cuts and sil skin iajuries.All druggists apd stores, op Sam-Buk Ce, Toronto.506.box.AN: rpunds of extra police duty.s.\u2014Huromet, J.J.QM.2c.(Tha Eagles Pride) will entertain with: \u201cCarolina Bunshine\u201d and \"Worth While Waiting For.\u201d 8.-K.O.Cunningham va Battling Kid Ruhle.(Welterweights).The way most arguments are settied in the Navy.7.~\u2014dailor Urogan from Dublin ané nu one uf the prancing crew oi an Kagle Boa: will show a few original steps, plcked up while the Eagles wete going through the Canal (Accompanied by plano aad ukelslen).$.\u2014DBattling Fisher (Captain Kelly's sleeping producer) ve.K.O.Spike Sullivan of Quebec, the human stone crusher.: Refreshments.Star Spangled Banner, Marsaliniee dod Save The King.By direction of Commander R.T Menner, U.8.N., Commanding Eagle Hoats ft Lawrence, Lt (38) F.J.Leonart, Morale Officer All members of the G.W.V.A.and the local Council are invited.WELSH COAL STRIKE Rhondda, Wales, Feb.33.~Cral miners of Rhondda Valley, who went on strike today to enforce demands for dismissal of check weigh- men to whom they objected, tonight euttied the controversy and will re.meme wwwh Tuesday morning, 1000 plecen of Fnap.Value of fe, for.LADIES\u2019 WEAR DEPARTME) Planelette Kimonos, priced 81 25 for fac, $2.75 for .-.Spring Coats for Ladles to clear at .Winter Coats, for Children to clear at .v.0.8493 Corduroy and Serge 8kirts for ladies, values $56.00 to $7.00 ives 00.83.49 87,08 $2.00 for $1.49 and 81.9% for .« Suits for Ladies, values $30.00 for.Winter Coata (or Ladies to clear at $8.48 and .Velvet Hats trimmed and untrimmed for Ladies to clear at #%¢ RIBBONS 8 inch Colored Taffeta Ribbons, value 40¢ for .300 ¢ inch Colored Taffein Ribbons, value §0¢ for .38¢ REMNANTS Remnants of Flannelette, ticking, unbleached Cottons, Sateens, Bhirtings, etc, at bargain prices.VERY SPECIAL The Delineator 300 per copy, Twelve copies for $2.40.now your copy ekch menth for a year RAP PTE Right .8L%0 FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 254 to 264 St.John Street Tel.8300 BROSSEAU PUT YOUNG AHEARN TO SLEEP vtt de 3 AR te CIRCUMSPECTION AND PRUDENCE This week will bring extraordinary things.Save your money, do not spend your savings on trumpse ery, hold it to take part in the Providential Demonstration.Which will give you access to a a group of goods worth nearly $100,000, bought solely to be sacri ficed.All will go without with holding the smallest article.You will find collections of prices absolutely unknown and never given by any bargain sales man.What an enormous mountain $90,000.00 worth of goods will make.We have just terminated the stocking of all this assortment which will astonish the public by the variety of choice and prices.The unique object of the purchase of an entire Store, was for no other purpose than to favor the public by a Sale at reduced prices.The same enthusiasm always animates us.We do not hesitate before any responsibility to attain our object which is the Reduction of the Cost of Living.Those who wish to attain the end, take the means.From words we pass to actions, and the big commercial demonstration which we are preparing, will give you a new proof of our fidelity to our popular principles.Our preparations will soon be finished.Read the daily newspapers, in which we announce the hour of the opening of this new experience in bargain sales.Whatever happens, we shall be there right on time.WAIT FOR US.VOUEDECHEETTHE TORONTOS HERE Locals and Greenshirts Will Clash Tomorrow Night On Local Ice The Quebec Athletics, fresh from thelr victory over the Canadiens on Saturday night, wlil tackle the Toronto 8t.Pats here tomorfow night.The locals feel that it is their turn to win thres or four straight, and they will go after the Irishisen from the first gong.If the locals win tomorrow night's fixture, they will practically cut the Toronto team out of the running for the second halt honore, but if the St.Pats.can turn the trick and repeat their laut victory here, they will be right after the Ottawa Senators.The Queen City team were beaten on thelr own ice on Saturday hy the Senators, anc the locals figure that they will make it two straight, but hockey is like baseball, one can never be sure of the result until the ftnal gong rings.Take last Monday's same, for instance.Who would have thought that Quebec, with a one goal lead, and playing & threc man defence, with only five minutes; to go, could have heen beaten, but the Torentos did the trick.The game ought to attract a record number of spectators, for the llulldogs have struck their stride, and are out to capture the remainder of their games.[If they continue to nlay the brand of hockey that they put on Saturday night there is not a team in the circuit that will beat them.All the players are in the best of shape, and show no {ll effects after the game on Saturday.They all practiced yesterday afternoon, but will rest up today, as they anticipate n hard match tomorrow.The Torontos will have their regular team on hand and will make a desperate effort to capture the game, for they realize that they must win tomorrow's fixture if they are to have iny chance at all in the second half for the title honors, and therefors the Greenshirts will put up one fight from start to finish, in order to em- crge on the long end of the score.The sale of seats will open this morning at the usual places, West Side, Hebert's Cigar Stand, Auditorium Building, and East 8ide, C.P.R.Telegraph Co., Merger Building .The Saints will have Mitchell or Lockhart in the nets, Randall, Heffernan or Matte on the defence, with Goldie Prodgers, Cully Wilson, Noble Roach, Dye and Denneny on the forward line, so that it is easily seen the Irishmen will put up a bitter battle in order to take tomorrow's game.The other game le at Ottawa between the Canadiens and Ottawa The chances are that the Ottawa bunch will win out as the Canadiens seem to be off color, but then Toronto were picked to win over the Senators last Saturday in the Queen City, and the opposite happened.One thing that stands in the Senators\u2019 favor is the fart that they have only, lost one game at home so far this season, ut the Canadiens may accomplish the unexpected, and hand out a trimming to the Rarber Poled puck chasers that wear the red white and black.On Saturday, the Quehec team travel to Montreal, where they hope to duplicate their feat of last Saturday, while the Torontos pay a return visit te Ottawa and hope ta be as surcens- ful ax they were on the occasion of their last appearance there, The nfficials (or the game have not vet been named.hut as Cooper Smeaton is laid up with the \u2018flu, it is probahle that Art.Moss will he named by the N.H.L.rxecutive, although Dave Power, after his handling of the whitale last Saturday, ought to referee the remainder of the: games here, The probabite line up will be as foi- lon: MeDonald .llitehie Mclean .Denneny .Dye To increase the defensive forces of the il against ee ori BOV take , .B power 0' te be VR IL + the amocol Later Matte.NUS HNK BROSSEAU PUTS YOUNG AHERN TO SLEEP Mantreal, Que.Feb, 28\u2014 (By Canadian Press) \u2014Eug- ena Itrosseau, thr crack Canadian middleweight, knocked out Young Ahern, middie.weight ciamplon of Europe, In the first round of à achc- duied ten round bout here tonight.After the fight Paddy Mullens, manager for Mike O'Dowd, world's midille- weight champlon.signed Brosseau up to fight the #& ARENA Championship N.H.L.Wednasday, February 25th Toronto (St.Pat's) vs.Quebec Ath, BOX PLAN: West side, Hebert's, Auditorium, Phone 7986.Nast PRICES: Box and Prom.A $5.00; Prom.B.$1.30; Reserved Seats 91.00; South 750; North 600.w.ax3 Fob.34z3 side C.P.R.Tel.Office, Merger Bldg.Phone 2076, \u2018 former here on May 24th for the championship.ARENA TONIGHT ; - 4015 20 S.O.L ve \u2014 ALL STARS Admission, 35s and 80e, REXLXIALR BALAI AXRRNR I Quebec, Toronto.Goal Brophy 2.0.2 es 20» Mitchell, Point.Mummery sescssu seau se Randall \u20ac.Point, | Carpentier 0000.Heffernan Centre Malone .covviiininnin., Wilson, | R.Wing, Carey L.esean sans 0000 +.Prodgers 1.Wine.MeCarthy cesse sc oun, Noble Mulsatitutes: .Roach; Iockhart, om WIL MEET | ALL-3TAR TEAM City League Champions Have Hard Proposition Tonight At the Arena The Bons of Ireland, champions of the Quebec City League, and challengers for the Allan Cup, will have their hands fuil at the local Arena this evening, when they meet a team\u2019 composed of the best players In the elty.The game will go threes full twentles, and the Irishmen will travel at top speed all the way through, Their opponents will have two complete teams to call upon, and will change their men at frequent intervals, in order to make the champions play from start to finish.There are no less than 15 players who will oppose the Clty League champions tonight, and they have Leen drawn from the three other teams that played City League hockey this winter.The game Is only an exhibition, but it promises to show the Sons that they have bitten off a big mouthful In attempting to down the All Star team.The thing that is going to be hard on the Sons is the third period, and here their opponents figure that they will trim the Irishmien, for they think that with fifteen against the nine or tem who will wear the Green and White uniform, they will be able to effect their changes more frequently than the sons, but the latter have s hardy little team, and ought to put up one whale of a fight from the start of the initial twenty until the final gong ir.the third period.The game will be well worth watching, and although un number have picked the Irish team as the winners, there will be a lot of uncertainty as to the result right up to the final whistle.\u2018The team that will represent the All Btars will be selected from the following players: Goal, Turgeon, or Lamere: Defence, Roy, Delaney, Mill, Alec Dinan, O'Brien, or Morissette: centre, Bols or Frankie Dinan: right wing, Drouin, Hawkins or Kenny: and Left wing, Kane, Power, or lapointe.Thus it will be seen that a powerful outfit will take their sticks in hand and do battie with the wearers of the Green and White, and if the Hons can vanquish the team that will face them tonight, they need have no fear about thelr opponents in the Metropolis next Monday.Dave Power ie named as the Nkely referee, while the other officials will be the same as were on hand for the City League games all season, name ly, Dan Griffin, scorer: Jos.Bussieres timer: Billy Sharpe: penalty recorder and Amos Burns and Jos Germain, goal umpires.In Montreal this evening, M.A.A.A.will mest McGill in the elimina~ tion mateh for the Allan Cup series The winner of tonight's game between the two outfits will play off with Victorias on Thursday evening, in order to determine which of the itwo will have the rght to mest the Sons of Ireland at the Mount Royal Arena next Monday.After the game next Monday, if the Sons are the winners they will be \u2018blixed to play the winners of the Ottawa section on March 4th and then, it the local team survive, as It in expected they will, they play in Toronto at a later date.But the Important thing is to win next Monday's game, and to this end they are practicing nearly every day, in order to he in the hest of condition, and a record crowd should he on hand this ovening to witness the struggle be- (tween the Sons and the All Stars.The City League champions will have their usual line up in action, with Lacombe in goal, Billy McDonald and Morency in front of him, I \u201cjeorge MeNaughton at centre, and Hammy Taroche and Hughen elther side of him, while Bob Laroche, Martineau, Young, and Wiggs will he all ready to jump in and take the place of anvone who is tired.The game will tart at 8.15., | Sporting Notes | = game 5 \u201ctonight The AI i \u201cThat exhibition | ought to be some contest.stars have a powerful team, and will , make the Bans step the limit If they want to trim them, L] .In the N.H.L.tomorrow night, the other game la between Canadiens and Ottawa, at the Capital.The Ote tawas are pleked as the winners of his match, but the unexpected might happen, and the Blue, White and Med sweatered players win out.We will see tomorrow night ic Matte ia the highly touted star that he is claimed to bé.He will have to improve considerably over his Inst performance here in order to justify the claim that he is far superior to the other Hamilton Tiger players who are playing pro.hockey Loday.» There ought to be quite à crowd at the Arena tonight, when the Sons of Ireland and the All Bar team clash.+ e Eugene Brosseau, after his quick knockout last night of Young Ahearn was signed up by Mike O\u2019Lowd's manager to meet the middleweight (champion of the world in & bout for the champlonship at Montreal on May 24.The locals are determined to make it two straight at the expense of the Toronto ft.Pats tomorrow night, and will strain every effort in that direction.They are capable of play ing good hockey, as was evidenced by their game against the Canadiens last Saturday, and if they turn in another display like that, will smother the Queen City outa, The Pig Curling Bonspiel will get under way tonight at the Victoria club lice when rinke Quebeo No.1 Jand Victoria No.1 will play off in the preliminary.The competition pro- ver starts tomorrow, and will be played all day on the ices of both TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1920.y SONS OF IRELAND ; MEET ALL-STARS - * fl J ON if FEE) Î / em | Jd A) | I Rs Ce = I ST) ,Ç Y i == Essex Shares Hudson\u2019s Qualities They Show Why Essex Went 3037 Miles in 50 Hours, and is Rightful Runner-up to the Super-Six Performance I\" A critical public has judged the Essex.For instance, the radiator shutters by JF In the year pest it set a world\u2019s sales which efficient operating heat is maintained in coldest weather.They mean everything to satisfactory winter dri Closed, they keep the heat in.vise No unsightly hood covers are needed.Essex offered They give summer to gasoline.mr Becz proves the accuracy of They ond hard And in warm s weather, ) ive th Lot toe ofc ther, opened, they give the maximum .i On the Cincinnati Speedway a stock chassis Essex made a new world mark of 3037 miles in 50 hours, under observation of the American Automobile Association.With other trials the same Essex ran a total of 5870 miles in 94 hours, 22 minutes driving time, averaging over a mie a Both Have This Motor Heat Control Still another Essex pheeton holds the The Performance Leaders in Every Community The Essex, of course, does not cost a much as the Hudson, and though it is admittedly the runner-up in performance, it can never be all the Super-Six is.1 In speed \u2014 in acceleration \u2014 in hill- climbing\u2014in endurance\u2014no stock car, ever matched Hudson\u2019s famous records.\u2018 In every community you will find the world\u2019s 24-hour road mark of 1061 miles.two cars most noted for performance are > Ihe Bawex and Hudson are of course the Hudson Super-Six and Essex.erent types.Demand for both is eo large that only note the advantages Essex shares by placing your order ahead can in with Hudson.sure delivery when you want it.yu \u2018 Let Your EYES convince YOU.Visit our Exhibition LEGARE AUTOMOBILE AND SUPPLY CO, LTD.61 to 78 St Valler Street \u2014 RSA clubs, with the semi-finals and finale Thursday oa Quebec isan : ASS \u2018 The Province of Quebec has 11114 million acres of forest preserves valued at 445 million dollars.The estimated quantity of pulpwood derived therefrom is 600 million cords.MACDONALD] CROWN Quebec Favori ted: QUALITY is the Secret of its POPULARITY.x = Ra Es \u2018One Size-15 H.C.FORTIER, Selling A Agent, Montreal . TUESDAY, FEBRUARY M, 1920 - 5 N AT I M OTOR « He sows ce 2 proue Serving Canada\u2019s Industrieshelping Canada build and grow quickly.You will find them working ceaselessly for chants facilitating distribution and speeding at minimum cost.Convince yourself that the \u201cNATIONAL\u201d is ONAL | TRUCKS E Trucks taking a big part in Canadian industrial activity VERYWHERE you go you will find National Motorcompanies, contractors, manufacturers, wholesalers and mer- \u201cNATIONALS\u201d are preferred because of their ability to endure and to: deliver peak loads on schedule time.TIONALS?\u201d offer absolutely dependable motor truck service.7 \u2014 transportation up production \u201cNA- the truck you Dear Eir\u2014 hear the newly er- | lat, the agres to, lMouses for single houses for single TH] i É = a 3 £ women, ao that men and women can rent one room, and have a lease of ' it, without resting a whole house à fansfiy and te have to put yp with their interference, and their fam- Diarity, and the intrusion of their children.The rights of the single As well as the married should be respected.In Toronto, the Housing Co.rents the houses and the flats, ote, heated, and with runping hot and cold water all the year round.The C.P.R.have fine buildings and grounds at their rallway depot at Quebec.THe Housing Co.could build on some of the ground that the city has bought near the C.P.R.Station.If not, the city can buy vacant lots in end around the city and leass them for ninety-hine years to the Housing Co.In a puntred year from now the city can sell the ground for.108 per cemt.more than they will pay for it now and the houses will be #0 old as not to be of much use.There is no use in build- Ing outside the city Nmits and leav- Ing the city full of slums and old rookeries, There are many houses, In Upper Town, some in the bes! streets, that look well outside, but Inside, from esllar to attic, are filthy, rotten and not At for human beings PEARY BURIED WITH body of Rear-Admiral Robert E.Peary, discoverer of the North Pole, was laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery today with full naval and military honors.iss were in charge of the Navy Department and Captain Wright, chaplain at the Washington Ln Yard, conducted the religious PLAN ANNOUNCED receivers of the Rhode Island Company today announced a plan for the re-organisation of the company's trolley system upon a state-owned but privately operated basis.Under this plan the State would issue $18, 060,000 in bonds to purchase the rights and labllities now held by various corporations charge an annual rental of $1,820,000 to the leasing company.The plan will be put up to the Legislature.AN-ENOGH ARDEN CAGE IN CANADA lerac! Galipeau is Re-United With Wife After Tiventy- One Years .À \u2014 Ottaws, Ont, Feb.33\u2014Twenty- \u201cone years ago Israel Galipeau left Hull to seek bis fortune in the wilds of Michigan.A few months after he : | left, his wife learned that he had been dangerousy injured and had subsequently died.During the last two decades she had been mourning his ices and was supporting herself FULL MILITARY HONORS Washingtén, D.C., Feb, 23\u2014-The by conducting a boarding house in Hull But Galipeau, who had lost his memory far many years, i noi dead and has been reunited with his wife.It appears that he had received a blow on the head that blotted out his past and it was not until he was confronted with old Incl dents that his memory returned.Mre.Galipsau found her husband in a most remarkable manner.Last July she was struck by as automobile owned by Charles Bellamere, of Hull, and she started an action for damages against the autoist.It appears that she sustained several internal and external injuries and asks ed for $2,180.As there had besn n¢ legal proof of Galipeau\u2019s death, the action was oontested on those grounds.Mr.J.A.Parent, K.Cwho appeared for Mre.Galipeau, decided to make a search of records in Michigan in the hope of getting proof of the death.Galipeau, it appears, settled neat The ceremon- Carroll Q.FOR RE-ORGANIZATION Providence, R.I., Feb.23\u2014THe and would + ONLY TABLETS MARKED \u201cBAYER\u201d ARE ASPIRIN \u2014 \" .Not Aspirin at AIL without the \u2018Bayer Cross\"! T4 whidl Tablets of Kepleia\u201d directions for Colds, Earache, Nome Lumbago, Rheumatism, Nour general! fi fen | 1 2 - | contains pr aime Headache, Toothache, The name \u201cBayer\u201d Joint of genuine Aspirin.It ively identifies the only Aspirin, \u2014the Aspirin preseri by | raigia, | \u2018 \u2019 physicians for over n n years and| tis, Joint Pains, and Pain now made in Canada, Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost Always buy an unbroken packages few cents.Larger \u201cBuyer\u201d There is enly one Aspirin\u2014\"Bayer\"\u2014Fou must say \u201cBayer\u201d fact ot Mens ae dei te Te a, PI 1 ae manufacture, to assist the public against imitations, the Tablets of Bayer will be stamped With thelr genera! trade mark, the \u201cBayer y.but Gladstone, Mich., and the assistance not been given.of the Bheriff at that place was| Galipeau gave assent to the suit, sought.Old musty records failed to 'and returned to Gladstone to settie bring out the information desired up some business.It is understood and then a combing of the lumber \u2018that he will mov: his wife to Michi industries in the State commenced.gan after the action has been heard.The result Was that Galipeau was.\u2014\u2014\u2014 found and eventualiy came to Hull] Irate Parent: \u201cWhat you need, and was identified by the interested \u2018young man.is a sound thrashing.\u201d parties.Johnny: \u201cWell.Papa.my Bunday He was apprised of the fact that School teacher says that the Lord his wife's action for damages was! Will supply our needs, and 1 don't held up because bis permission had mind waiting.\u201d to Kve im.All houses should be in- should buy\u2014that it is longer-lived\u2014that it does more hard work at lower cost.\u201cNATIONALS\u201d keep going on steep spected, the same as the sinks and other drainage.the city should be valued and bought and pulled down and replac- Those not fit for r grades.Arrange now for a demonstration.\u201cNATIONALS\u201d are built in six models\u20141 Ask the Driver\u2014He Knows! 2 ton, 3%; ton, 5 ton trucks and 6 ton tractor.ton, 154 ton, National Steel Car Corporation Limited, Hamilton, Canada DISTRIBUTORS 20 Crown St, Quebec.J.EDM.POULIN, WINTER SPORTS- - IF YOU WANT TO TAKE PART IN THE WINTER SPOONS CLOTHE YOURSELF WARMLY JAEGAR PURE WOOL WILL MEET YOUR NERDS.ALL PREPARATIONS i ARE NOW COMPLETE Ottawa, Ont, Feb.283\u2014All preparations are now complete toe the meeting of the Dominion Rifle Association next Friday morning in the rooms of the Raflway- Committee, House of Commons.The attendance bids fair to be large as this is prac- tleally the first regular meeting since the outbreak of the war.All provinces will be represented on the Bisley team this year as follows: Ontario, seven; Quebec, two; Prince Bdward Island, one; Nowa Scotia, one; New Brunswick, one; Alberta, one; British Columbia, two; Saskatchewan, two; Manitoba, three.These numbers are roughly in proportion of the amount of men eon- trfbuted by these provinces to the Canadian Expeditionary Forces.This year, it is probable that men on the Bisley team will have to be of military age, that is not over forty-five.MINISTRY OF SHIPPING TO BE DEMOBILIEED Montreal, Que, \u2018Feb.23\u2014(By Canadian Prees)\u2014The British Ministry of Shipping (Canada)\u2014which during its five and a half years of existence practically controlied the export trade of Canada, Inland and overseas clearing over three thousand liners from Canadian porte and Portland, will de demobilized on March 31st next, according to an announcement by its Director, General Sir Arthur Harris.Between 1914 and 1919, in excess of 16,000,000 gross tons of munitions, war material and supplies, were moved Inland and overseas.HE COULD HARDLY WALK TO HIS WORK TILL HE USED DODD'S KIDNEY PILLA, tr Now Stating That He is Completely Cured, John Bichard recommends All Sufferers from Rheumatism to Use Dodd's Remedies.Ringwood, Ont.Feby, 23rd.(Spo-| lclat)\u2014Aftér being crippled with | Rheumatism so that he could hardly walk to his work, Mr.John Bichary, ls well-known resident of this place, says he is again as well ns ever he was in hie lite.He states that the credit for his cure goes to Dodd's Kidney Pills and Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets .: \u201c1 suffered greatly from Rheumalttam and Lumbego,\u201d Mr.Blchard ,aysrin telling his story.\u201cI had ,crampe in my muscles and specks be- (ore my eyes \u201c1 was so bad with Rheumatiom 1 coulé hardly walk to work.\u201c3 recommend Dodd's remedies to ail who suffer.\u201d Dodd's Kidney Pills act directly on the kidneys By strengthening the kidneys they enable them to wirain all the impurities, all the uric acid, out of the blood.Rheumatism is caused by uric aeld | vere en routs to London, It is ale od by the Housing Company.CANADIAN rt bee CAPTURE IS CONFIRMED Copenhagen, Feb.213\u2014Maxim Litvinoff, the Russian Soviet representative hers, has received confirmation of the capture of Murmansk by the Bolsheviki.The message to Litvinoft, telling of the capture states that the whole of North Russia is now In the hands of the Soviet Government.Litvinoft, in an interview, emphasized the fact that the Soviets had now secured an ice-free port for trade with Western Europe.He sald that just before the overthrow of the White authorities, the Governor- General at Afchangel, Lieutenant- Gneral Eugene Miller, had made overtures for complete capitulation.The Soviet Government stipulated complete disarmament for the safety of the White officers and permission tor them to leave the country.General Millar's plans wers overtaken by events, however.A rising occurred and the Governor fled on an tce-breakez-artother ice-breaker pursing hing\u2014writh what result is not kpown, = 2; 1 Litvinolt was \u2018of the opinion that] the falling of North Russia into the heads of the Soviet Government was likely to influence Finland in favor of peace.SCHOONER CREW RESCUED New York, Feb.3F\u2014After having drifted helplessly for two months in the schooner Rostelian with its rudder gone, its sails carried away and the ship leaking, the captain \u2018an4 11 men were brought here today by the United States 88.Deepwater, which picked them up 460 miles east of Berm:tda, Feb.18.\u2018The Rostellan was tound from Losngo, Africa.to Liverpool, with & cargo of palm oll, and ivory when she met with mie- tortune.When the schooners rudder was carried away the crew tried vainly to signal passing vesssls but lacking effective means of communication their efforta wore futile.Htorm after storm menaced tad vessel, carrying away the sails and part of th deck fittings but the crew stuck grimly to their task until the Despwater hove In sight and took them oft.A dog and à goat, whica shared their tribulations, Were taken off with them.The Deepwater was burnd hers f.um Genoa \u2014\u2014\u2014 CARDINAL MERCIER SCORES SOCIETY WOMEN Brussels, Feb.38\u2014Cardinal Mercier in his lentem pastoral letter blames society women for setting & bad example for working women in what he terms their extravagant and audacious dress, sensual dances and luxury.: Dealing with the social problem the Cardinal decries Boishevist tendencies and calls attention to the necessity for reconstruction work.He also preaches moderation ia political controversies.etree GUELPH NOVITIATE AFFAIR UNFINISHED Ottawa, Ont, Feb.33\u2014The lest has not been heard of the Guelph Novitiate affair, which wes the sub- Ject of an inquiry and report by a Yoyal Commission last fall.Sir Sam Hughes has given notice of motion asking the Houm to declare that Major Hirech and Captain MacAulay in the conduct of the so- called *rald\u201d displayed the greatest observance of the orders of their superiors, and carried out the orders satisfactorily and with tact and discretion.J AUSTRALIANS DUE SOON IN NEW YORK CITY New York, Feb.23-Announce- ment was made here today that Hon.David R.Hall, newly appointed Agent-General in London for New South Wales, Australia, will arrive in New York shortly after the middle of April and wit! spend a few days announced that Mre Ade A Mol- If vou only knew\u2014 Your Future?And in due time reap the rewards of sucosss.: Canada Paul H Dubar, District Manager Hochelage Bank Bullding St Quebec.» that your good health would continue, even for one day\u2014 that twenty years from now you would be alive and well off\u2014 that your present income would remain secure and always available for you or your family\u2014 You might then plan your affairs accordingly.But to know these things is impossible, The Only Way You can, however, anticipate the years, capitol your present health and earning power, and thus make certain of twenty years\u2019 progress now, by securing ip good time our 4 Home Protection Policy - for $5,000 This plan is the basis of all life insurance.It provides an \u201cEstate\u201d at the lowest net outlay it.is possible to obtain.Experience has proven that it offers maximum insurance at minimum cost.The annual cutlay is comparatively small, being only 2 moderate rate per cent on the capital \u2018\u2018estate\u201d created, according to age.The average is about 3%.Even these small payments are reduced by dividends.Many policyholders in the Canada Life have lived to draw large sums from this form of policy for their own personal use.Cash.values are gusrantsed\u2014a fund for emergencies.A monthly income of $50is paid if you become totally and permanently disabled before reaching age sixty.Policy continues in force while any cash value remains, thus preventing lapse and loss of protection.If it is desired to stop paying premiums any time after the third year, a \u201cpaid for\u201d policy is issued for a proportionate amount, on which no further premiums are required.ie Remember : A policy on your life may do much that you intend to do, if you live.It may pay off the mortgage, supply food and clothing for your family, keep the children at school and prevent a forced sale of your other property.It may be all that is left of your life work\u2014to keep you in comfort in your old age.Ask Fer Particulars > a\u201d a\u201d .ar ° + ge oe ~ we \u201con f \u201d ~~ NARD NC ANCHOR-DON- REGULAR SERVICES To Glasgow: FRUIT MEDICINE THE WONDERFUL [THE PILFERING OF MERCHANDISE as.\u2018 New Books | \u201cBic ! Se Hany, alt Recipes.Liberal reward ff re- {From .By tired to Chronicle office.JFeb3sxs |Portiand.Saturnia .~ March 6 - - +, \u201cIn the Bweet and Dry,\u201d Portland.Cassandra .April 9 Every Home In Canada Noods Inorease Ouring Past Rew B Cr ory and © > WANTED x Summer Sailings: ; \u201cFRUIT TIVES\u201d : À y stop! orley.} ontreai.Gaturnia.May ; \u201cThe Great Impersona STENOGRAFHEIR WANTED | |Montreal.Camendra .May 15 - Months Has Been Very .By E.Phi vor \u2014 Montreal.Saturnia .» .June §| Tothezesnfieing with /udigustion, Alarmi y ips Oppenheim.Jeong man or lady of good edu- | Montreal, .Cassandra « « .June 19 | Tovpid Liver, Constipation, Sich or ng \u201cWaifs and Strays,\u201d cntien gapirle of i ote soot Montreal.Baturnia.July 10 | Nervous FReadaches, > Le : emmener By O Henry English.Make agphoation in, wril- | New Yorke Gombe or rob 13 sta | The New York Maritime Register \u2014 2g, sending sample of Work, state New York.Columbia.April 17 Back, - tives* gives D its February lssue \u2018devotes a wpe- P J 49s, experience and salary required.| New York.Columbia .May 33 | Affections, *\u2018Pruit-a-tives\u2019 vial .column story on \u201c\u2018pilfering\u2019 \u2018 \u2018 .Address the Mica Insulator Com- To Liverpaot! prompt selief and assures a speedy .which states: - \u2019 many, Victoriaville, Que.Feblix3 | New York.Kais, Aux.Vic.ADF.3! recovery whem the treatment 18 | \u201cAbout the middle of October, BOOKSELLER.New York.Carmania .Apr.6 1119, the joint Commitive of the Al- WANTED OPERATOR for 30,000 | ow S00: Garments, ©.Apr.8 saitafally forme ue \u2018ne \u2018led Chambers of Commerce requeut- ILP.Hydro Electrio Plant, thirty New York.Carmania .May 11| |\" PVuiée-diour\" is lhoonly medicine C4 that the severni Chasnbors our, tiles from Quebec City, sslarÿ [New York.Kais Aug.Vic.June 12 | Weds from Frois-containing 4b® Grise their members calling for in.» $90.00 rising to $100.08 with free To Plymouth, Cherbourg, Liverpool: medicinal principles of apples, formation concerning plifering of house, light, heat, oto, eight hour | New York.Kals.Aug Vi Mar.3 figs and prunes, combined nerchandise received from abroad.J the Lait, Engene Trad day.State qualifications to Lauren- New York.\"cu us.Vic.ne oranges, toui d'antisepties, Very numerous replies were received lan Power Company, Ldmited, To Pi ork.Carmania .Marc! ; with valuable ca ARG AD! and a meeting of the sub-committees C4.LLA CA LILA.Beaupre, Que Feb23x3 ymouth, Havre, Southampton: te à box, 6for $2.50, trial sise, 25e.|n charge of the Inquirief met on L R & T d 1 New Tox.\u201chovel George ; Merci 1\" At all dealers or sent postpaid by November 27th to study the answers.| * anKue rude 9 WANTED \u2014Madd for general house New York.\"Royal Ge Toe.M 19| Fruite-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.The increase in pilfering during CHARTERED work small family.Apply at 11 1-2 Now Tork.nd eam YS TT \"the past few months had been al- 3= ACCOUNTANTS Bebere St.Phome 3664.Feblsxs | 70 Cherbourg and Southampton: .arming.An effort was made to de- \u2014 |New York.lmperator .Mar.dure form the evidence received : ; WANTED\u2014Moulders for Medium |N¥ York.Mauretania.March 20 the value of the goods stolen, but this LaRue Trudel & and heavy work.Bteady employment | N° Xprk.Mauretania .Aprit 17 was impossible although in general , ?Standard rate of wages.Apply Can.| NOW York.lmperator.,.May 1 terms it would seem to run into e \u2018 : - Picher ads Iron Foundries, Limited, 28 | N°W York.Mauretania.May 16 hundreds of thousands of dollars y of New oes t e » Square, Montreal.Feb18x¢ [NeW York.Imperator.May 3y gold.ive ul Tiquidntors of Insolvent Fatates N Te Plymouth, Havre, London: 20 One curlous feature developed ; .Administrators, Appraleers WANTED\u2014A house for first of | N°W York.Baxonia .Mar, which was that plifering occurs with e Trustees May, about 10 rooms with all mod- | NW York.Baxonia .May » frequency in articles sent by par.rotec 1On ey ee Compromisee between Debtors ern conveniences; Uppertown pre-| TO Patras, Dubrovnik and Trieste: cels post, tor which there is no re- and Creditors ferred.Apply to C./ \u2018Sewell, Bank | New ee toad Mar.31 course if no value has been declared.; of Nova ebec.\u2018er rates of pases t 8 Replies were recelved from steam- 1286 ST.PETER STLEET Bootia, Quebec ctuthantxte] | Particulars pals ce focal agents os IN CAPSULE FORM ship agents, adjusters, custom house always wearing rubbers on wet days.Rubbers prevent the THE ROBERT REFORD CO., LTO, Baiol, Cattela, Cascars and Come brokers and the very large houses oes from soaked through and pressed out of shape.Domtuion Building : gy Li Pi wed wp er wonndie heir own, Custom Rubbe to retain the trim shapeliness of those nice new Phones dpe WOOD LATH 00 ST.PETER STARRY A ul passicien would 35 house work.\u2018There as well as à num.by tore in or QUEBEC ber of shippers in general expresse: shoes them waterproof rm: weather.2?-satu.th,et to D.31 a ists BOX | (heir complete conviction that the \u2019 y y Advertiser wants to buy 25 carloads Wood lath.State price and where can be examined to Box 21, care Chronicle.Feb.19xtu.thur.satx5 BUSINESS CHANCES EUROPE From Portiand: Halifax: Portland, Me.\u2014 Halifaxz\u2014Idverpool: ; Pas favorite Lulk of the theft occurs on board «hip.There is some piifering In the -ustom house in Buenos Aires and in itosario but this is trivial and does 10t seem to be In excess of what has Aways occurred.There is also ome plifering in Buenos Aires and «losario during cartage from custom vouse to railway or to the business ouses.It is thought that there | Dominion Rubber | System Rubbers Phone 578 161 #F.JONN SR , MINARD § LINIMENT: CONROE OiL COMPANY, 1523 Canada.March3; March uns De some plifering also before lish and perfectfitting\u2014they make the feet look small\u2014and ody for them Union National Bank Bldg., Houston i 2 loading at the ports of departure, but are sty! 4 < The old reliable remedy for r Texas Feb20x7 | © 070 RertiTs Apmiis Gives him 'it is difficult to get information on are made in every size and shape to fit the smart spring styles in - mutism.neuralgis, sors thscat and \u2014_\u2014 ee I \u2014\u2014 RED STAR LINE a this point.Some few houses suspect- for men, women and children.epraine.1 où LE 3 the Mas- N.Y.\u2014Southampton, Cherbourg .ed that American factories \u201coe nn mical R ubbers when incist Best Liniment Made ! enic Building, EL Cordon street, Ac- Lapland and Antwerp: 28 \\ Eh Sods but \u201c You rin Rubber 0 footwear.on ppt ais received what Sommodation for ba A foundred New York.Southampton Antwerp: work The thefts have all the character- having System .; te doctor lies very Kroonland .Mar.17; Apr.24; May 29 istics of systematised robbery by peo- diate occupation.For particulars and July 3 ole who know the merchandise and \u201cThe best shee stores sell Dominion Rubber System Rubbers.ou lt for three weeks.address: The Becretary Quebec Mas.Finland 26: M0 1: Ine.s | also know the peculiarities of the \u2018 = 3 £ NAT yok onic Ball Association, 61 Garden St, - Mer.26; May 1; shippers.It would seem moreover : se al: was out to work sais.Quebec.Feb23x1w and July 1¢ that a widespread International or- 1thiak it be bast Lapland .Apr.3; May 8: June 12 ganization was at work for the same Sent mada, FLAT TO RENT\u2014Six rooms heat- and July 17 | characteristics are .visible in thefts Minerd'e Liaiment od, bath room, hot water, gas and |Zeeland.\u2026.Jne 19 io merchandise from Italy, France, always gives saties electricity, second floor, Re Cartier and July 34 Spain and England as from the Uni- Afenue.J.E.Verina, 83 Mountain «ed States.Fqr instance, one houss HUI, Tel.3651 reuzsxs| WHITE STAR LINE imported à lot bf 30 automobiles, It pr New York\u2014Cherbourg\u2014 is the custom of this factory to pack TO LET\u2014Rooms tu let at 5 Haldi- Southampton the se of tools in one special corner Minard's Linimeat mand street near the Chateau.Fine | \u201cLapland .February 25 uf the case.A hole was cut into Co, Limited large rooms with 1 romfourt Adriatic.March 28: April 24 this particular corner of each of 29 Vumosth, op, NA sired.Gentlemen preferred.Tele-| *To Southampton, Cherbourg and cares ryt yo nets er mov phome mds.Febioxs Anvwerr ur Yoek- actly where to look for the articles = - FURNISHED \u2014 Large, os 6; 101 000000 they desired.Another house which susny and tora Seated.Con- Sele.ar 13, Aor 17; imports dry goods found that zinc GERMAN MUNICIPAL BONDS Something About tinuous hot water in bath room | Celtic : CC ha : = : \u201c > .May 15 lined cases had been opened, the ho Offer in view of the low rate of change for Marke -.oye Fea r Pill Location advantageo G _ x bral: : contents removed and an equ tional opportunity to the CANADIAN INVESTO.to acquire , the ows vice, Well patronised.Telephone N.Y-\u2014Asores.Gibraiear, Neples, 1$225,000,000 Mentioned As |weight of com put Into the canes BAFE DIVIDEND PAYING BONDS, at one-tenth of their NOR- 6383.W.8.Richardson, 138 Mt Anne St.Quebec.FOR SALE.Grande Allee Property FOR SALE The magnificent cut stone and granite residence of the late Honorable E.No.102 Consisting of about fourteen rooms, besides conservatory, Sept&x1y Canopie.«+ +» March 1¢ Cratle .March 31 Full information at: W.M.Macpherson, 53 Dalhousie st, Quebec, or Local Agents O.îxtu,th,stx39 NEW La Touraine Mar.Value Contemplated By France The BShipbuilding Harbor Construction Magazine speaking editorially in regards to prospects for shipbuilding in Canada says: The intimation that the big ship- Luillding order from France had fallen through appears to have been premature.The Finance Minister has under consideration the problem uf supplying credits to enable Canwhich were nailed up.Another house which also imports dry goods had several cases of silk velvet completely rifled and in the cases were found cotton goods of an inferior quality.Each of these cases involv ed losses amounting to nearly $10,- 000\u2014gold.One exporter of silk, from Europe, with the idea of deceiving the thieves changed his form of packing and also his shipping marks but the thieves went direct to the packages and rifled them as though they knew beforehand what they contained.Two separate shipments each containing 150,000 sew.ON IMPORTERS In Many Cages It Wipes Out Profits on the Earlier Bookings (Financial Post) When & man goes into the machine tool market to buy he intends to MAL VALUE of CITY OF BERLIN - CITY OF MUNICH - CITY OF LEIPSIC - and BAFE LIEN.CITY OF FRANKFORT .$240.00 \u2018We specially recommend the following: German drafts and currency may be util those bonds, which BEAR INTRREST and are BARRY & McMANAMY Stock and Bond Brokers, What is more unsanitary than 8 Feather Plllow?Did you every stop to think how careful you are to put nice clean pillow slips on to thoss same old pillows?They are handed down from one generation to another with nothing more than an occasional airing, We wash your FEATHER PILLOWS without removing the feath- ors, and dry them with warm ale and constant agitation in our HOP AIR DRYING MACHINE, which thoroughly sterilises and renders billiard room, four bathrooms, tochambean.Mar.16; Apr.Bay 27 {#d~lo build ships for France.That jpu machine arriving in Buenos Alves Pie rts prides ta Specialiss © ST.rrr STREET.averses, them soft and fluffy, maids\u2019 rooms, kitchen, and wine France Mar.18; Apr.14 vouniry is prepared to spend 225/githough in this case the shippers|large flgures the rate of exchange Telephofles: 7007, 7008, 7009 Diderdown Quilts also nicely cellar.Garage.The preperty, La Lorraine \u2018Mar.: million dollars for ships of various! have complete security that the mer.[makes a very serious difference.For = .cleaned and returned soft and which is & corner lot, faring the | @ VOffuine : Apr.110; May 8: J 5 | larees and tonnage, and consider-| jundise was loaded on the Steamer?[a time there was something akin to fluffy.Drill Hall Square, measures about Lafayette - .APR i May 8: Jue.8) gp) negotiation has gone on between 1a proper condition in New York.|novelty in the Exchange situation, It \u2014 sixty five by ninety fret.The house NEW YORK\u2014BORDEAUX the Canadian Government and finan: | (ue curious feature to be consider.| used to hover around between 3 and | gm , i» exceptionally bright and airy, | Chicago.- -March 6|ciers and the French Government vd is that a merchant makes his cus.| 4 1-2 per cent., and was looked upon - Pfeifier's Modem Cleaning Works having windows on all four sides, is| Niagara ., .March 18{with a view to securing the order |;um house declaration in harmony |as somethl that would pase away 5 tasily hested.and in perfect con-| Wm.M.Marpherson, 66 Dalhousie | for Canada.The main difficulty in with the shipping documents receiv.| very shortly When dealers allowed BREEN & GOURDEAU Phones 523-534 ¢ McMahon St dition throughodt.May be visited [at.: F.8 Btocking, 12 Du Fort st.; |the way has heen exchange, the less) ed from abroad and he must pay|a maximum of 5 per cent.in thelr Jan.3ex6 salue nf © franc making it difficult to arrkiha: credits on a satisfactory basis.France is not willing to do business it the franc is to be considered worth only a fraction of its normal value, and élaims that if the credits \u2018were to be extended over a! considerable period of years the franc would revert nearer to par.by appointment only.For particulars apply to Meredith and Meredith, 48 Dalhousie Street, Phone 562, Feb20xs C.A.Langevin, 30 St.John street, Quebre EUROPE By any line from CANADA duty in the custom house in accordance with the declaration.In case he has $10,000 worth of silk stolen he must pay duty on it just the same, which, needless to say, is an additional aggravation.The British steamship companies (at first and more recently the Amer.The suggestion is made that the Ca.| ital steamship companies have in \u20ac leluded in their bills of lading » hadian Te pot Thoration Should 02.clause to the effect that the steamer apparently playing safe.Well, what is happening?These shipment, quotations on which were placed some months ago, are coming in now.The dealer had made a definite price at which he would supply the equipment.Theglifference between what he allowed for exchange at that time and what the exchange rate is today simply wipes out his profit and jeaves him a tidy little difference to meet Stock and Bond Brokers, CITY TREASURER\u2019S OFFICE 147 Mountain Hill.Telephone 185-186, © CITY BALL Correspondents: Jenks, Gwynse & Company, members of the \u201c New York Stock Exchange, and Forter, ficauvais & Co, members 1 -t che Montreal Stock Exchange.FOR BALE\u2014House No, 12 Laport Bt.For particulars phone 5311 between 9 o'clock a.m.and 4 «'rlock p.m, Feb23xtf FOR SALE \u2014 House No.Grande Allee.A meliun sized, modern house, recensy copibleteur venovated large garden.For particulars and permita te view apply to Meredith & Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie street.Phone 662.Feb20x6 HNUSE FOR SALE No.139 Grande Alles.Destrable, modern, medium sized house, for particulars, apply to Jas.Brodie, 81 Grande Allee, phone 498, Fabdxtf PERSONAL MARRY, \u2014 t tint country; established 15 Sears; thon nds wealthy members, both ee.wishing early marriage; confidential descriptions free, The Old Reliable Club, Mrs.783 Madison, Oakland, Cal Febixim\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 eee MARRY FOR SURE SUCCESS \u2014&undreds select wealthy members Both sex, wishing marriage: strictly : most reliable; years\u2019 aeienos in this work; only honor people wanted: free list.The Smocwssfut Cupid.MRS.CAPPEL, Sex 1185, Oakland Cal.Febléx-m of the UNITED oTATES Return and Prepaid.Passages Secured.Passports Attended To.Apply: F.S.STOCKING, 18 Du Fort - - Tel General Steamship Agency.QUALITY *FO88\u201d senvice MACHINERY WOUD AND IRON WORKING.LONDON CONCRETE MIXERS, SMALL TOOLS & MILL BUPPLIES., Large Stock of REBUILT Machines at BARGAIN PRICES The Geo.F.Foss Machinery & Supply Co.Limited Store to Let TO LET.\u2014The first floor of the House situated at the corner ef St Dominique and Ste.Marguerite ste, [ane Roch's, Quebec, now coupled ™ |by Messrs.Joseph Begin, printer, and Pebssxd 3.J.A.Drelet, manufacturer.For tosmation, spply to O.B.Tascherean, Notary, 13¢ St Peter ot, Quebes.Telephone 944.Fes té with trade conditions hampered by exchange.\u201cSYRUP OF FIGS\" CHILDS LAXATIVE Look at tongue! .Remove poisons from stomach, liver and bowels.Accept \u201cCalifornia\u201d Syrup of Fige only\u2014look for the name California on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and most harmless laxative or physic for the little stomach, liver and bowels, Children love its delicious fruity taste.Full directions for child's 408s on each bottle.Give It without fear.Mother! You must say \u201cCalifornia.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 cm Pretorian, sailed ATH, Chia trom .n, \u2018.on Saturday « will not be responsible for pilfering tn all casen in which loss can be covered by insurance.Wien the steamer was responsible for pilfering, it in turn held the captain responsible, u tu & certain point, for theft aboari ship hut nowuiays the steamer dues not hold the captain responsible and in turn the captain does not hoid his subordinates responsible.some otesmiship companies are far more Lraxen in their attitude in this mat ter than others and it would almost «m in some cases that captains shut thelr exgs to theft In order to remain in good standing with their vrews Insurance companies are Increasing their rales and threaten to make still more Increases.The attitude of the steamship companies and the capiaine ia a direct in tion to unrestricted theft on board ship.As theft increases Insurance rates will increases and the eventual prejudice to legitimate commerce threatens to Le very grave.The opinion of responsible Mari time Insurance agents and adjusters who are In close touch with the situation ls that the only remedy is for the steamship companies to re.assume responsibility for plifering und in case they are unwilling to do #0 Governmental pressure should be brought tc bear to compel them to eliminate this clause.Immediately after the meeting of the sub-committee on pilfering a «able was sent from the United\u2019 States Chamber of Comerce in the Argentine to the United Btates Chamher of Commerce in Washington covering the case.It Is a matter that should also receive attention from tlio National Foreign Trade Council BERGS IN SHIPPING LANE The presence of large lce berge and floss off th Nove Scotian Coest, and rd path 8, trene-Atlantio shipping was repo esterday the British steamer ; m.pe wireless messages ed reports bar course tagsadadis na Aseoens nf course ep! ; the Jean - , qe heen « \u2018 yo wr aban 0 and chalk as plain course he is not making any such quotations now.price at the time of delivery, plus the exchange at that time.houses In rega fairly good business Lo make some of the American firms acquainted with the teeling that Is being engendered in the machine tool trade.the opinion of the manager of one of the largest establishments In this district, with which is connected a remarkably capable selling organisation that practically Dominion: \u201closs.\u201d Of His price is the The managers of machine tool e becoming quite outspoken to the matter.It might be Here is covers the \u201cUnited States houses that are looking to this country to furnish them with business in the days to come should realize that the measure nf their future business here Is going to be largeiy the measure of co-oper- ation they give to us at the pr moment in trying to meet th t Ait iVILALS DONT FIT \u2018Pape\u2019s Diapepmn\u201d is the quickest Indigestion and au ne Wiren meais hit back and your stomach is sour, acid, gueuy, or you have heavy lumps of pain or head- acfle from Indigestionetant relief! Here is in- Just as soon as you eat a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepain all the dyspepsia, indigestion and stomach Aifress caused by acidity ends.Tliese t ,harmiess tablets of Pape's never fall to neutralise\u2019 the harmful stomach aoidd and make, you fool fing at once, and (hay net 9D Jittle 04 ATRg Alereny Humane change situation.There are firms that seem to think it is a matter over which \u2018we should worry, and we are doing all the worrying, and paying ail the losses.On the other hand, we have principals in United Biates that are showing the keenest desire in our welfare at this me.They re- alixe what we are up against, and they have in several cases opened accounts e Where our customers can pay their accounts at-100 cents on the dotiar, 1 tell you, we are dut for business for these firms.and in future we are going to give them selling servic that will repay them for their decency at this time.1 am sorry to say ghat, opposed to this class, we have some American prin- vipals whose chief interest in the x- hange situation seems to be that they should be careful to \u2018carve off the last Kaif per cent.exchange at whatever figure the fluctuating price for the day may be.1 am not making any threats, but it Is easy to see to which class we are going to turn for dealings in the future.\u201d H is & second case.These ard both concerne that h: large, active selling o izations: \u201cExchan is hurting us now, in fact it is losing money for us.Some months ago we quoted on enquiries that were in the Canadian market and we are alinwed what appeared to he ample for exchange.Now, these shipments are arriving.What happens?, The Increase In exchange amounts to more than our profit on the deal, and we are losing the difference out of our own pockets.\u201d Even In the scrap metal trade the exchange situation is helping to tie up business.It fe not possible for United States to ship out any of its copper or brass, which is piling up with production at a fair rate.This accumulation has a tendency to de press trade here.The C.P.0:6.Melita from London ahd Havre that arrivé at St.LINER MOVEMENTS The C.P.0.8.Grampian that left Liverpool on the 13th arrived today at St.John N.B.The C.P.0.8.Scandinavian, will sail from Liverpool for St.John, N.B., today.* oo The C.P.0.8.Melita from London and Havre, arrived at St.John N.B., st 1 o'clock Sunday.~ 88.Canada from Liverpool, arrived at-Halitax on Sunday at § a.m.and after landing passengers procesded to Portland, Me.\u201d SUFFERING CATS! GIVE THIS MAN THE GOLD MEDAL Let folks step, on your feet tere.after; wear shoes a sizé smaller if vou like, for corns will never again sentl electric sparks of pain through vou, according to this Cincinnati authority, He says that à few drops of a drug called fressone, applied directly upon @& tender, aching corn, instantly relieves soreness, and evon the entire corn, root and all, lige right out., This drug is a sticky ether compound, but dries at once and simply shrivels up the corn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tissue, It is claimed that s quarter of an ounce of freesone obtained at John, N.B, en Sunday besides [arene out $17 cabin, landed 1,000 The White Star Dominion Liner \u201cPay Your Taxes\u201d Quebec, Feb.30, 1926, NOTICE is hereby given that aîtes.the frst of March, 1920, all unpaid proprietor's tax bills for the year 1919.20 will be handed to the Re corder\u2019s Court for procedure.Flease pay at once to avoid costa By order, P.N.VERGE, City Treasurer.Feb.81toMar.3 ! LEGAL NOTICES.REAUCB.Superior Court, Ne 4088.Dame Marie Patry, wife of Gedoon Gendron, Dealer, of te.Marie, duly authorized to \u201cester où , justice\u201d, Plaintiff, va.The said Gedeon Gendron, Defendant.An action for separation as to property was ea- tered on January 16, 1930.Beauce, January 13th, 1930.Fortier Cliche & Dutil, Atty.for Plaintift, Jan.31280 - CANADA Provinces of Quebes District of Quebec.District of Quebeo Circuit Court.The twentieth day 61 February one thousand niwe hundred and twenty.Present: Thb clerk of this Court.J.C No.684 P.T.Legare, Ltes., body politic and corporate, having its head office and id chief place of business in the City of Quebec, Plaintiff; va.Joseph Binette, formerly of the City of Sharbrooke, District of St.Franodls, * and now In parts unknown, Defend ant The defendant is ordered te apear within the month dating from the laut publication of the present \u2026 (Mlgne4) JL B.Robitaili 0.0.0, ÉFrue copy) Belleau, Balllargeon, Bellsgu & Boulanger, Aatan-tec, Plaintit > TUESD A 1920.4 : T7 Limited Ip Lines ge poston soins REPORT : ' OEE December 31 T NARNRANS oubauêt Mo! us SL re TR rd \"= 1919 Mowmneay sou wey Yo \u2014) December, un as a oo ur Directors are dod : HERE a © 2 war net sta M » rœaufée mu eme a y ce and ataçomen ont se | = Ee es ri Fv THE LEADING STOCKS uaustuAURE a in conion future dd as gracthria J the freight and ets vas nee ere re au Pratt % THE TORO HRHEN ' have ina abroad, with g and on ny\u201d Cd and in ed by N stock tare : | product ry estima * NTO » West sugurated thus our ann this ac tem und or! - nds 0 h 11,61 ational ot 18 1919 ion in tes pluc a et Ft se i ip LET SEER cote Far : v t services 1tio 5 , Th is ged 18, 266,95 bi t on bustin = 1h Aerics thevoth rite, Rive sad 0 ni jatidendion ff Le at vo ots prt OE Bannan : tributed adopted.assume modation, h the ads snd the Bald of opera for had 30634.ast sale on 213 to 53 | central of 30,131,548 cent.Al in raoronte, ont.AUNRN ad Bo eg pra pres tions ce SEE sa eee dore jee pirates See pdequate recurs ons.lef of st tween h ntle oss w ab of 17 er cen distr ° Man w the cash ou ad on the \u2018heading Che Balance serai po tots, The res your Directors Now York, \u2018gh p Suey Ta at 3 out 7 |More th CARO S1E barrels fet, & fioba De On AE Co d to inves SR RTE jo as: ree TL 200 Hl go are rE becomes va {oo Chis potential profes rom a argel Fixed As allie 83 in th Cal cove read: »\u201d t rec penin % nd 3,65 in Oklahcs ot Man ore F 22.17; No.Fr ery a us, 6 ts After y to extens Asaots, gs, os hat the the vessel | Compa; revenue, Justified %.& net aded to at 95 point coast reg 9,000 ba klahoma- 31,- | ter (toba ee Willa ; No.ror this ttracti , such an from | of the Company ful mS RL a | property y's operations.con he anna point aeuar year Jum fon.Production The Goi wi.ED No.No.3 Canada wes snvoatraont in sac, you will ve indeed.investment a , yo shipbulléi the amo! Assets mpany off direct sues ia for out ow or ?2; Ex eed 89 Western, us Players Ci well dition.\u201d \"7\" properties of de anus Directors ha Seat oe uns to SSII god ree notions, omen moved in péri the a had 9730.monary Ww: Warn, xtra Ne.1 as oe teed By its affiliation am ise rived to consider respectfully mpany idend as decided Thres Ri Ri * Detng 57.and the holding Advancing x 1544 » movine rois, t increased x months, in Jae nal nerlcen a 2; Fort Corporation of ?with the Corporati erred Shares cubmi been \u20ac payable o place t butable and a bo sain.Se points pre.| Yor.D sh wa 33,894,00 uiy, j one 87; No.4 0.3 yello D oon York \u2014 Famoi - ted, tré mt he commen sh (ng sold paré wot of vocal a production à water mark 5 Au nadie pd track Tor.those ar our York \u2014 producers Pla = pote 4 tot of Provincial dou beta = lon 5 the last six of the canadien can pirate Tore securities etes Sona by of Param, NSOLIDATED ; are La good ols stocks w roo | warren neds a 1: fam: Ko irr in re.Write to-de end Left des Tov ea: Pized .W, .an ore ° of 33 No.4 Canad ann store yf phe torate, Assets AT 3 BAL .NORGR! oe an one) steady t F ,227,- [th 10 No nn SL Fort or advance care chantre ee, TED BALANCE SHEET ous, Ss To pond SRE re Net 3tet Decemn! ASS BER, to 122} ferr points nced Ri vidend $2.01; whent, $1.34 jects pr dos: Addi ber ETS 1919 vo %: Ri od was to 10634: active ver h payin, ul No., No.7-8.ospect Net dire oo, bn .ES Ho ay re oS ET 4 a - event mc Lu tories sach nners vanced 2 weeks.nges d al and Tgularly 32.0 $1.93 to accordin 1 f.0.b.Real Es mreceereecerrs of additia EU on howed & wa Carrians Transactions i oe past few te Sh tor ns COR ecuri 3 eal Estate, 5 tons > Feet à 10834 as ata a po pone [She ns in t Lhe bast few 9 82.08 No 1 sprin PO 1 ember.uildings, vanes Fiset, use 83.spa int à has re meek an a 12.0 48 to .L RA ; Add ber, 19 .over Vessd nish selin ~inn stoë ock ous | $1 io 0 i.$2.07; I M T as Docks ana ssaroccssces .$20.078,575.93 lots! trading River common canine of the vu wall, Poy the Se ats Nu.3 whit i IT JoN Pized fons for Year on.Wharves, vresven.B® , $64.950: : Liste poned i made present mon e be Bu oy malting, e 98 to Toronte D J Net Ted Assets ae vases correctes as at 31 619,247.93 œ : Unlisted , 21,699; tures interes: a portio: th pay R ckwheat, Ni , $1.75 to Er Hatten MONTR t at ROSSER OR ot y Breen , 33d, 9; and coupons; on of ve, No.3 0.3 $1.71.\u2014 \u201ces EAL | seats fe at Jat December a Lee $6ASALMSS $35.697,820.81 Ames a ».expected romney oie deben: Me 3 31.1 11.58 to 41.60 Th aE ohn, NB.Winnipey 2 encuveer .3 a.|, 144.! ve ee dean ns f .!t ou 00 0.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Es > Less Le EE 206.072.57 Asbestos RIS.March.will b ance of | onw tside.accord re London : Depeecta ne.! Brasilia \u2018aekoû | francis The news leaned ens laard aria ou, ing to e Y \u2014 .Eng.Current tion Reserve Ll 144.482 6,351,017.10 Brewery .3 Ba Fn of this reviv byi'® ee I ernment .oung Ma \u2014 Cash cand W meena.343.27 .omdnion Br ¢ « part or grenter s, no do ins Manitoba oronto $11 bags, $1 tan.an\u2019 s \u2014 .\u2026.m nv de: , .= 2 Govern .SE pe 1.om A de Es rie - Best R mpas: of Deben né.suascnccu0e 992.48 Det: nt.105 | lan solve \u20ac: Le lie, trenl-Bhur car le 0.nt stan.ec y).ture Stock \u2018 rover 2, roit .d cons xchan mi hurts, sta, d A om ur \u2018 tock Trust rian rT) Gene 7614 | tern * Sxchange prob dalinge.no let, delivers Savi m vence Trustees Gis Ty 2 ral El 6 anders at lem, fou , not quoi brered Mo tow vings \u20ac s ned sod Ar is rd i ia amiens ie: er [eines ie Sh Se = towards franca independ ndation di ecel n Wi saovmecscuss 515.65 916,91.Dom POS \u2026 ja can or sta! se foi 28.00 oront 15, le n pe \u201ceee m33,607.18 $2.10 Gi.ca 11 8 o Te for a ates whose Straw, car lois nte.per ton $27.00 in Jne of Aracter.pendence-\u2014it start rent Recaivatie À Reef Do - iloreat .: les Sam ped | ¥ car lots, $16 to $1 or tot.\u201d in the world nges a Enpentorte of St A ims- i eed Reson 81.299.122 = Dominion ae .B58 61% main\u2018 the A § nauxuRnS kL) #17, per tor.orien ot business dat mmendatio ess.ot el x rentid tr ntari e wh nist % ga) erc a ns ares and Supplies amount Recove .fi .00 Lyal e\u2026 .e fi 0, ole ent \u201c COTTON Ne reco ants oun, rae D ee ee Sn CER E A won 00 a wun nnn way mk ardt consistent use Insuran ee Future Opurations Shipyard oN 1,223, 17 Pei eo.\u2026.ve eee 80 88% |to products large Americ sn whic ceount m: nt sav k, Repaire etc.Apr es cars Options as susese Work in nan A teal 0.881 .to accept to Cards have a5 2 in Liverpool r us à HE M the 0, which shows how ay be en \u2018 etc.Applicable to | eresssnes .t \u2026.ll s° in lan ve a ri , Feb.a i w In cous.ii set 316,820 Montreal Power A AH 11834 Some of payment or nas agreed lcan Eman.b.13\u2014Catton % | Mead Office: ERC those highly we à with Jains, cable to 1930.rosmeccss .64 Rlordon [ower 8 ho have rat or their Foods.midday ns ling, Prices lower ol UEBEC Montreal.© NT Sire to save.OS vesemane ve ee \u201coe ca.| 81.1 2.39d; , 38.: .ied wikis Fenian aS eee 5,966,878.4 Spantb L.12 7 28e or ed lo his srrane ode.ordinary, 7 per fully mi mera | °F ÉBEC AND LAUZON F CAN 5 B me mo EL fdr Cae FL tun ES Bsns ADA ; , .x atl ve ee ee .- ood .and À ele 5: 0., | Inc! of the & ordinar ; good D .} Contracts and ectgage Bonds and De 33,578.98 Ean AA 110% os\u2019 | Jel.Co and Waukeons ce.Including He day rdinery, 5 Sond \u2014 eposit Bozes te 2° w Eablshed | G and Deben: Tex ps .98 \u2026.nly netur a Pu e 22 0 Am 5,00 3 vent at .G.H 864 Ro Debentues 758 Te CNT 8 Peaduct omeerne à rors of J 0 ea Fut ry Recette Quebec and St CS Man odwill.Stock.en pt ES ee Campbells nd ne ae oy n.Futures pita iary iv ph F.LEMIEUX, Maneser: 1 emus ns Eps EE gl SEER miei Are = 8 ne S : van snanure .Pri 8 .\u201ces os 28% Ye Dri q \u2014\u2014\u2014 128, hares sanc0s 36,1 oy vt ed, ,000 Shares 7% Cumulative LIABILITIES a = TER Tramway Deve\u201d! .\"300 » Sl production - - ! Do you an Exe Funded Comm ative Preference 8 pry en ese 13 oe an increase was 366 e United Sta.recei nal l 8% od Dobe $100.00 Stock of $100.00 - e.887.119.0 rane sforred.76 parte a more tha 2 ras you ve the reonal affairs and cutor ?Lew Amount herd i vrrceccauss ch.Cament .111% ono T the previous 24.000.000 keg sf ek ion which 4 ose ee the Estate \\ mount held in Triads \u2026 ch.0e00 $0008 pent.à ity parie 1 review of the would receive the TrustCo ire?If etired by Treasasy 1\" a Messe Fa 205 pecan ar the view of the be free the Estate uo that | now fl Operation of Sink oN ,000,000.00 Sreamships 29% oe [St outp in the cates a to necessary so that ya Sicig Fuad \u2018save 0 hips .tes.re ne The R give all attentio its ; F sees meres , 500, oe .th pe- © your n, an C rst Morcgage Bond, Fond.a 7.120,396.66 000.00 | Hochelaga Banks.ns The LI > United are mw ol Trust Companys to your d you vould urrent and \u201cee \u201d Merchants .atime continued | .Interviews y's fecs for n affairs, d Curren and Acrond Listen: .1 Montreal - + 16556 ritles held in 5 lquidatio ch and co such Accounts Pays bade veenenn, -__1.361.7713.9% Montreal ES, ces on 15\u20ac |Mark ng in Ensland vas of secu- e2p, owing rresponden work Cone Tnterent.able.: vesharemacnues 8,758,732.nll Le 203\u20ac 189 on Canada ment an the bond fect that E to the ce solicited.Sovernment t Accrued.croterrecensecc es LL Ine (Am irraiinion 2e [3 er ee nada.City pren cr holders have besa OYAL TF erence Divi SS Reserve.\u201d : ae wwessacse 0 at : 75 at SALES 19: cent 88.40 onton quid.e be Balan ond a Reserve.sesvescss 7.979, at 93 »4, 50 at 9 $4%, 50 30, and\u2019 These b to yield 5 ting en | meres: of Uncom, Payable 304 J 207 000.90 419.53 Il da 78 at 93, 1%, 345 at s MY sold at ior they de mature in securities radian QUEBEC BRA EXECUTORS For Fr Freight pleted Voyages.ind Jan.1920 $410.39 Amen ay at LE at 93, 2, 100 thoutd be pre Yield 5 per ¢ toed the fands Le provide 58 St ANCH, orrica: wa TRISTE or an + J a nted \"T ce ; .I SU EA Premi do .1,2 55 at 44.Sat4 th re in out nt, I pera Street L PE a HE: [Eom ene op el | | oes -e This ar arsiné from Co tion of : Brommion a8 at 764, be on oa ovision by £100 purposes.eir .L.DEA .mn a ras A Sr TE To-de gh \u2026 sracsoscences und Purchases ou « hips: 490.either In 00 bond 86 2-3, ar y's 1 ansgen Contingent Ciba hmmm oe and Cement: 15 be at 76, 36 at saut ent arr ond may be paid cannot ow prices biitelos\u2014None Teena benture 1,56 opinion Br ! au lt tes antoine er oo rain C ' « BR eres 7.Domini se: 16 at 106, 80 there.has rs: In 10 the old par, .© OR ¢ gned) J.W.N ned.\u201d ei, 130,886.17 à 70.on Steel: 5 o , 80 at | 1080 ors that m 4 feeling ike this Write fer eur Met N Y BO } 4 ¥ NORCROSS.Pres cere a Laurentide: 100 & 10%, 120 hang r investing in ply they rane: || WINANS oping ow yield NDS I Ble JER Breer en baie chines pon Cam the ST WHITENEAD on ing ab op Aes CERT : a at 134, 10 at 8 tay.This 7 the old Tn o ex.| | Doinin Dare HOR out 6% draws y t the shove ¢ en CERTIFICATE o344.957.179.00 170 sv, 150 1%, 100 334, the pu not the as it is Rapress tanta Fao Tes am Love, md an À 22 ene at 3G.100 at $33, Bho Sharma er, of the.however MONTREAL S Que.160 the a trae and orm of mation nea.Limited s c Rat! 3%.erli e of bi ond Maia 00 Hl serie Bora he di de 8 = nd CE ere, Bucher Railway 180 nt 29.in grtering or In of being paid s has| PSS 005-008 Investment Sec M a ete Tremaine ar ~+ 29,8 29 at 1000 on th T uriti * Upers ran oS Survie Aout for the yea 20.8 mt AY i a .\u2026.Ci TPS Quebec Montr es ting R 0 Sompnye etal counts af rentes _ Bee! of Co at 28%.The offi eal Does ener\" PERTE AC eb A he annie: nade: 16 at 783 ' woahworin Co report of th WoT.Whitdheed ce : 81 St.P fests iar.vi st COUNT __ MITCHELL & co Tre Tone Frans 0 1018 TL ia, anos year Fnded = eter Street nN ecember.\u2019 y p urpl ' reves .1919 CA D at 124, 100 Preferred prs es, paid | us, Afte BAN - radon: at 1325.| $00 000.0 ne or 40.48 r K OF nani RO n° 188 15.| $80,000, t to $17.1 ot 98,851 and MONT \u2014 ; Émis mA: , 10 surp 000 com 1 a sh 4.438, REA Feb.24 su a, er ALR ef be \"a, \"availoile Pot à share on the OTICH 1s L x2 493,65: 1 10 , 10 at 4,981, fer e n 19 DIV hereby Nas 2.9 Tinton nt 240.» share.807, Eee oy upon IVIDEND po) rives | \"mat a ge EE ih ed ee m which © Earn} AA 5 Lu.Cornomas w oo this Institution has pHal cent | ° In ch Ded ngs.15,03: Turk at 60, 0.La aft nt been Stok terest uct cen 1039,276.72 ottas 1 , 28 a [foci announ mont, of er M quarte: deciared of Int on M : a.201 Cat 6 oot fi ces n Mo! MARC jonday, r pa to erest on ortdage [A 137.3 2.ha or $20 egotia rean & H , the yuble r Ot D Bonds.\u2026\u2026.7 1 .000 tions ne: FIRST on 8 her Inter ebenture creases 15,240 half to be sold 000 tosn are on record of ox to PRET DA GF Special re en Stock.ee 240.414.09 ro Sean tn ntied hina By rio a ee dere \u201cot Reserve for 2e larger: FN Tin a \u2014 .ates and iy Acti the , 1920.of Direc lor Doub: tion.580,27 WILL Semin oh me = = te .WI cites pvt Gain Pere 1, 20h January Manage IN MUNICIPAI dressé We Tam: = = LER S18 T » BOND Proût for Year anse ccs nee 000 WwW ! HE CITY OF oR 8 evens , » T W J Balance sevsences ar | = THE WILLIA ne at Slot SURPLUS ACCO \u2019 oans CIT and M Prog fo Yous acombor, 19001 Ry 2,343,593.64 of the .| Wh er MEDICINE Net Prod oa dale, diet December, 1919, ms oa.\"119 ga ° © | ich are co 6 Per C D ILAT Des ste ber, 1919, ae .\u201c | OMIN and commer usidered a ent AE ee | Jon | Fea ar the pin ' onde for the i Ma na O | commend mds are e frinripal.indust \u2019 Comma stock ¢ Year ended iat Dec na mad WHETHE an | el fes 1 investment à EE rial 4 assa000 .R a , n : d n SL Surplus as Maroc seen encens \u2026 1919.3,110,200.27 we plac you desi R ow on th as one of g and we per serena t aa to Sve at your dis re to add to ed ble i e market the best m re- Balance Lnimeseseaneee 10.eema , st ; Bat anses 000000 epss tee s een $75,000.00 et Special Joe prompt poss excelling fi holdings or t Prices and n from-3 to 5 uni- srerecesenenes NN 13000 ntion given vo wcities enablin sell LEP Cireulars years.ren PA ee Aga vou \u20ac a ee EEE MUNICIPAL LIMITE puinous a PAPERLESS 764 MÈ NL nquiries or orders siness.Phones 50 St.Pete \u2018IPAL LIMITEE eaié 18 piven a papers to t was wi .r A the shortage avers today 1] Years \u2018mot.lew ill be appreci \u2014 4200-7050 St, Quebec \u2019 riage of ay The larg factor in dci ° E AME preciated - \u2019 mevepriat aus and umber lng adios.pub.Mim 0 Investment s&CO 7050 - - J.A.Fourni perse ore oe à New n a married tamaid TRANSPO er, Qu Ep plamatd wre UNIO RPATI * \u2014 tebec, oon man to eu ve she could never A 7 N BANK ON BLDG.LE quo ae Sense den ok TR an coos MoNTREAL BRUNE yer .A .lo « men to | TERE : ve Bo * * : New YORK 1089 (Members McDOU 1e 1 SNIOAGO pa Montreal GALL & ONICAGO STOCK WA BR to 11-18-10 Route \u2019 ok 8 Liste Rault- B96 rok wait on.Matslor 116 M ers se Wall a with s ou ' INGAAS, e Buy an T Victory nd Sell slephones nds 1408-1400 + ?10 TAKE OFF \u2014 by using \u2014 AN AUXILLARY HEATER Large assortment in ELECTRIC RADIATORS, ; COAL and COALOIL i THE CHILL PORTABLE HEATERS.| MECHANICS\u2019 LIMITED 80-90 St.Paul Street, _ 7\" Quebec.| I : SUPPLY CO.| I The Well-Knewn Cod Liver and Ires Tonic \u2014 Without OÙ SI ONER \u2014\u2014 SEE OUR BOXED NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES Amorted Sizes, Styles and Colors.|?Also.CORRESPONDENCE CARDS AND ENVELOPES, WRITING TABLETS, ETC., ETC.Our Prices Will Bear Comparison.T.H O'NEILL 247 St.John Street., Dance \u2014AT\u2014 ENT HOUSE | To-Night HARRY'S JAZZ BAND Trains at 8 and 8.30.Feb.24xtu.th.x2 UOCTOR RENE PLAMONDON Former Pupil of the Paris Hospitals.General Practitioner Genito-Urinary Bpecinlist.No.15 Lacroix Street Opposite the C.P.R.Station.Jan.20x6m.DR.R.MAYRAND Bpecialty: Skin and Scalp Diseases.7 ST.FAMILLE STREET Phone 849 Consultation Hours; 1 to 5 P.ML Feb.10x6m, Incorporation of Compnnics.Phone: Office, S418: Lex, 1913 d À Jou-Coun, 85-112 Barrister and Solicitor, Avocat et I'rocurer, 42 Bt.Peter St.- -< Quehee ino CITY.5-4.à cold by It bulidoupe bencey be body iy and prevents Your money back if it fails | Get Vinolatleadingdrugstores | CHESTER KENTA CO.& CO., brig 2.He ARTHUR SALES TO.PL EMACTED IN QUEBEC Shows at the Allen Theatre with William Farnum in the Lead RLES William &arnum scored another we HOTEL Ocean Font ve HOARTo AY NTI UTX Hé HERICAN ut PLANS.| Grill.se CodS ean > Cran anc) \u2014MACK.I-MACK LATZ = co OCEAN FRONT big ble when he appenred on the a of real screen yesterday at the Allen Thecomfort withan a wi- 1 atre in \u201cHeart Strings\u201d, the new \u201c1 William Fox production adapted Simi Lext en front » story by leary Albert TUDE aa ERTS PA 5 Phillips.Fävward E Greuscap Fouve Briefly, the story tells of the wondrous love of & man for his young \u2018mister, a girl who han made an un- JSrolel fortunate alliance with a villanious creature who would drag her in the dust and use her as a shield for has : own crimes.As Pierre, the girl's , ATTIC ET Se Ne jotel brother, William Farnum portrays the clisracter of a strong man who of Dsietiman Real Comet | sacrifices uinbition and gives all in ; an effort to save his little sister from \u2018the suffering which she faces.Al \u201c(he characters are well drawa: the | cenes were in a little village non | Quebec and in New work city.The play is one of intense action, well ; worthy of the dramatic ability of the noted star.| The cant includes Gladys Coburn.Betty Hilburn, Kate Bancke.Paul | Cazeneuve, Robtrt Cain and Rowland G.Edwards The areonario vas arranged by E.Lloyd Sheldon amd the play was directed by J.Gordon ! Edwards.The same picture will be on to morrow alse with a comedy, a topic land other pictures, THE WINDSOR Dominion Square \u2014 \u2014 Montreal European Plan Exclusively.Centrally located in the heart of the Shopping and Theatrical District.Headquarters for Conventions, Chronicle Files Banquets, Private Dances.Îte- || ceptions and Social Events.100 Years Ago.Service Uomnpamssed.Further Particulars on ap- tion plication.Confirue JOHN DAVIDSON.The Lord Bishop of the Diocese , Manager.will hold a Confirmation in the; Cathedral after the close of Lent The names of all candidates must be Feb.10xtu.\u2018h.rat.té Se At The Theatres Ls es ee en A PHOTODRAMA UNUSUAL PRESENTED AT THE AUDITORIUM =A PLAY EVERY MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD SMOULD SEE Ono of the triumpie in photodramas in the histery of the last ten Joars was opened for a run a the Auditorium Theatre yesterday whem \u201cThe Confession\u201d was uafolécd for the approval of the Quobec public.And right Leee is & good time to say that if thore were more Mi productions of this kind there would be no further need of comsus bourds throughout the Dominion\u2014it is the cleanest, most wonderfully portmrale bended by tho grestes vuiotional actor of them all, Hens 4 Walthall, who we all remember ami luve from his portrayal Little Colunei in \u2018The Birth of a Native.\u201d The story self vnüre gaumet of human emotivas sid carries à moral one carries in memory long after the last scone has beem shown.At first glance ono wonders by such wonderful mem as Cardinals Mercier, Gibbons, and O'Connell endorsed the picture and recomend it tv the public and uw celygion, but after wituessing the production (that question és fully an- wwered and to omes full satisfaction.\u201cTho Confession\u201d was shown (or its introduction to the Canadian public in the 8t.Denis Theatre in Montreal, where it was secowary (0 dit for sixtevn cunaucutève days, this theauw had a wating cupacityuf twenty four hundred seats and still it was impossible to accommuda ¢ the crowds, and comes to Quebec direct [rom UAL Mull.Lung ss stay at the Bt.Denly Theatre in Mouumel, Mauager Crow received puny letter on cummwndation, the following letter was particulariy interesting: The Manager, Bt Denis \u2018shestre, Montreal.dear atr:\u2014Âs managing editor of the Canadian Catholic Mugazine I take plemsure on complimenting you on the Motion Picture \u201cThe Confession\u201d I had the pleasure of witheasing at your theatre last Sunday evening.Yom aro 0 be complimented, My Dear Sir, for having brought this picture to your theatre and 4 is hoped tha.Mr.Reed will not lay down his pom bat in the futare wili give the patlic production of sinilisr interest.I hope this pictere embulying the nal mori that lives long in the mind of the public will be a means of clesating our screens productions of today.Very truly yours, Vincent V.Cox, Managing raitor.\u201cThe Confession\u201d will be shown at the Auditorium both afternoons and evenings all this week.\u201cFair and Warmer\u201d at Victoria; Pictures of Winter Sports in Quebec by For sheer absurdity of situation, clever and intriguing ating by a star, sparkling wit in tides and finish in production \u201cFair and Warmer\u201d presented last night at the Victoria Theatre, with May Allison-\u2014\u2014dainty and appesling Muay Allison-\u2014as the sar, has, to use the cffective if col luguint expression, all other pictures we have seen before completely backed off the wap.The hilarious stage success of Avery Hopwood, which was present.od for su lung in New York, other parts of the country, and in London, with such success, has been done luto pioture form pot only without the lows of any of the Intrinsic punch and humor, but with an additions! merit The play which Selwyn and Company offered on the stage hay been produced exceptionally well by Screen Classics, Ine.The cocktall scene, of course, will stand out anywhere.It \u2018is con- sidered\u2014and after seeing \u201cFair and Warmer\u201d last evening at the Vic wria, we understand why\u2014the funniest one socne ever written.The 14th episode of the Pearl White serial is on the mme bill] as well as a Pollard comedy.The Pathe weekly contains news of Quebec's winter carnival, races at Exhibiton track, Quebec snowshoers, ete.po = _\u2014\u2014_______________\u2014 3 {Enid Bennett Proved Popular at the Empire.Thos, }.Ince presents Enid Bepnett, Australian beauty, in her Intest Paramount, \u201cStepping Out\u201d and it certainly steps, not oat but right into popular favor.Many things happen in the life of a young married couple, See Enid Bennett in \u201cStepping Out\u201d and have a few laughs and shed 8 few tears.\u2014Comedy and weekly also shown.\u201cWHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY\" Is the name of Douglas Fairbanks\u2019 newest picture and Its simply immense.Will be presented at the Empire next week.The Tloud scene Is one of the most spectacular and realistic ever filmed.Mak: a date with your family and taken them to see à picture chock full of action.love, thrills and everything cise.\u2014 \u2014 AUDITORIUM (orthwith sent inio the tev.Offlcial Mountain: (with the exception of ruilitary candidates, whose names must be sent 0 the Rev.J.L.Mills) A lecture intended to prepare yuung HOTEL WILHELMINA persons for Confirmation will be de- | livered on Friday (iomarrow) after prayers, and be continued on the Toliowtng Wedneadays and Fridays \u201cduring the remainder of Lent.Extrnordinary Weather On Saturday worming last, there were several claps of thunder ani Feb.18x1y J.ALLEYN, SAIL, TENT and AWNING MAKER 228 ST.PAUL STREET vivid flashes of lightning, and in the aftern- sune heavy showers of rain wheh continued during the night.The ihrri ometer today has heen at 45.|vrows have alreaiy made Lheir appearance.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago.J, F.VAGHON & CO, ~~ STATIONERS 67 Sawit-as-Mateles Be, Quebec Telephone 76.Quebec 238-244 MOUNTAIN ST.Sacriligious Thieves MONTREAL.Ut ix said thal thieves are now pre A Sn STE Trausient and Permancns making a practice of hanging about city churches, and stealing the caps, ete, of unsuspecting worshippers, while they are huxy with thelr de.Accommodation, Excellent Cuisine, Rates & Booklet on Application Call and see our assortment ef loose Leaf Memon, and | Ixéigers, aad Celums Books .+.a If you oan\u2019t call \u2018phone ue Style, Fit AND = WORMEMANSNTP ORDER TOUR CLOTMES my IPE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 $.J.Burke, \u2018otions.An instance ls reported EEE EE from the Lower Town Church of , | Notre Lame des Victoires, St.Lawrence Hall Proposed New Bishop MONTREAL \u2018The ltev.Mr.Mountain of Coleau, PQ.von of the late Liev.Dr.Mountain, Bishop of Quebec, offers to provide the sum of $30,000 towards the founding of a new Anglican Liocese at Cornwall, Unt, to be formed out of the Diocese of Montreal and Ontario.| Canton Made of Aluminum or.JAMES STREET - 240 Reems ool Mi Baths Tren Pe, from vse i fmm res vt ad or.pE gains.License No.10-6612 pr rt Phone 4850 American Plan HOTEL ST.URSULE M.@& FAUCHER, Prop.86.Louis Strest Quebec Hot and cold running water in all rooms.Local and long dls- Mr.F.Aliard, of Levis, the blacksmith whose claim to have rediscovered the old time secret of the hardening of copper recently made such a furore, has actually constructed a cannon out of aluminium to which he has apparently given all the constancy of fron.It measures 24 inches in length and is five Inches in diameter at the mussie.It was recently tested with a charge consisting of a pound of tance Telephone.Jan.17xly llpowder and stood the test well.The cannon weighs 14 1bs and if of tron \u2014 \u2014 would weigh 180 lbs.Mr.Allard is about to make & cannon twelve fest long which he will send to Washington for trial.Meanwhile hie first one will be tested at the Citadel, KINGEDWARD HOTEL Rooms with Path\u2014Mot ane Cold Water.30 Meals for $7.00 Rooms with or without board.0-11 Garden Strest.NORLICK'S\u2019 wat The wild geese and the Love Everlasting The Reward of Belief THE WORLD'S MASTER OF EMOTIONAL DRAMA HENRY B.WALTHAL The Littie Colonel of \"The Bith of à Natio\" \u201cThe 2 Confession\u201d Picturized from the Famous Play \u201cTO SERVE THE CROSS.\u201d BY HAL REID If you coutdn\u2019t get in to ses \u2018\u2018 The Confession\u2019 yesterday, try again to-day, it is well worth your time to ses.Already all Canada is talking about it, and clamoring for it in different Cities.It unfolds a story that will hit you & jar that will sit you up in your seat and start you to thinking hard, snd keep you thinking for days to come.Ie ie Big, that's all.The only picture ever endorsed dy the Catholic Netional Board of Censors.MATINEE \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 15 and 250.Bozes 50c.EVIKNINGS \u2014 6c, 350, 50e.Faw box vents, 750 end $1.00 The Wonder of the Great Walthail's Corser, \u201cTHE CONFESSION\u201d, J MONTREAL PEOPLE BAIN IN WEIGHT Mrs.Barrad Gained Twenty- Five Pounds, Mr.A.Payette Twenty-One Pounds, Mrs.Spray - Twenty - Five Pounds The one feature that stands out more prominently than any other, perhaps, in connection with the introduction and sale of Tanise in Montreal is the very large number of men and women who have report- sé an astonishingly rapid increase In weight as a result of its use.Payette, ported a gain of twenty-one pounds.Shortly following this came Mrs.Hobly street and reported that she had tew weeks time.markable constructive powers of keeper of a popular boarding house an interview, a faw days ago, reported that she had gained twenty-five pounds and also made one of the most interesting statements yet published in connection with the Premier Preparation.\u201cI want my statement publishe¢ in all the papers,\u201d sair Mrs Barrad, \u201cthat everybody may know how wun- derfully Taniac has relieved me of my suffering and built me up.1 had suffered from stomach trouble {and attacks of acute indigestion for ten years.I could not eat meats | when 1 did 1 would have the most frightful headaches, which were invariably followed by spelis of vomiting that would exhaust me almost ito the point of collapsing.1 also had rheumatism in my right knee so had|] I could not walk ur go upstairs! | without great difficulty.My buck, ||] over my kidneys aclied awfully and | ({ was 80 restless that I could hear | the clock strike every hour of the aight.«sallow, greenish complexion, and was very thin.\u201cBut, thanks to Tanlac.1 am not bothered with these troubles longer, In fact, I am feeling just like a new person and, with my stomach ny such a good condition as lt now fs, {will be able to enjoy my first.appetite is almply ravenous and my\u2019 digestion seems to be perfect as nothing 1 eat hurts me any more.My troubles are not only gone since 1 began taking Tuniac, but I have actually gained twenty-five pounds in weight besides.I can verify this at the Leduc drug store where I welgh- ed when I bought my first bottle of that time.1 do not feel any more rheumatic pain In my knee and my ished also.[ am no longer constipated and my complection is rosy und healthy looking.I am now sieep- ing the nights through just like a well as before my troubles began ten years ago.Tanlac must be a great medicine to accomplish such wonderful results Wards can't express the gratitude I really feal over what it has done for me.\u201d Tanlac ia sold in Quebec by Jolicoeur's Pharmacy, 338 8t.John St, snd Martel & Dion, druggists, 106 14 109 St Joseph St, and in Levir by Maurice Dion, Druggiat; under the personal direction of a Special Taniac representative.\u2014\u2014(Advt.) ASK FOR Cotes Clear Havana Cigars Honesty Brings Me Strength.Quality Brings Me Custom.Jos.Cote | importer and Wholesale Grocer 168 #r.PAUL ST.- QUEBEC.+ Branches in the City for Smokers\u2019 Requisites.Every evenin DANCING rom 8:50 o'clock, at the new refreshment parlor, Montcalm Hotel.Selected patronage; appropriate floor, Jasz music.Free Auditorium Theatre Performances at 8, 3.30; also 7.30 and 9 PM.daily.entrance.To Rent.vers vértics 165 St.John street; tel.7917.Only a short time ago Alexander ) of 107 Wallington street, |} called at Jassby's drug store and re-f race Spray, who resides at 667 Cham- [i gained twenty-five pounds in just a | One of the latest to realize the \u201ce-|f the medicine is Mrs.Eugene Barrad, |} at 1108 St.Catherine street, who, In|} I was badly constipated, had} .TURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1920, F.SIMARD & CIE Enrg.142 St.Joseph St.THE FOURTH AND FINAL WEEK OF THE FEBRUARY SALES Present Economic Possibilities for Those Who Wish to Buy for Present or Future Use AN IMPORTANT SALE OF 78 , Women's Winter &Spring Suits At $29.50 each Were Priced from $45.00 to 355.00 Judge the importance of this offering by the fact these suits are Manufacturer's Samples and balances of our own Regular linea.Designed, cut, made and tailored according to the latest ideas.Materials are Wool Berge, Cheviots, Gabardine, Wool Jersey, Shepherd's Plaid and Mixed Tweeds.Tastefully trimmed of Blk Velvet Braid, and Fur, Practically all sises in New and wanted Shades Prices ranging from 346.up to $58.Tour choice in them Bt OCH LL .c02.0 Loncuvesonnu0 0e sousuesntsa sans aa cos $39.50 Annual Hosiery Sale This sale presents an opportunity to Stock up in oalery at Prices much Below present market prices Select yours for the whole family for Seasons to come.Women's black and white Mercerized Cotton Stockings, also Plain Black Cotton Hose, Cashmere Finish; regular value 39c Sûc and 80c.Your choice in them, per pairat .Women's Black and Colored Silk Iose, double lisle top 19¢ heel and toe.Regular $1.00.Specially l'riced per pair .Hundreds of pairs of Pure Silk Stockings with lisle top, heel and toe, also all wool Plain Cashmere Stockings, 8% to 10 98 size.Regular at $1.25 and $1.35.Priced each pair .Cc Riack and Colored al! wool Cashmere Children Stockings, (Little Dalzy Brand) 4, 4% price 49¢.6, 5% price 68&c, 98¢c 6, 6% price 79c, T to 8% priced .EXTRA SPECIAL\u2014Women\u2019s Plain Black all wool Cashmere Stockings.I & R.Morley Brand perfect in every way, full length leg, doubl.elastic top, reinforced heel and toes, Sizes 8 St.38 to 10, actually worth $2.50.Priced per pair .Christmas dinner in ten years, My | Tanlac and where 1 have wolghed || each time ] bought a bottle since |f backache and headaches have van-{f child and am feeling as strong and || \u2014 PREMIER\" Salad Dressing Large bottle.\u2026.+.\u2026wess cence 000 som ccm on ÔSC | mail bottle.cu .eutseuceu cum senvee 2 30C | \"PREMIER\" Marshmallow Creme n 1-pint bottle, at.ver.10-020 mous a ou mou me SSC GEORGES PATRY, \u201cTHE HOUSE OF QUALITY.\u201d 22 FABRIQUE STREET .= QUEBEC.Telephone 4400.Great Clearing Sale = of\u2014 DRY GOODS Still Going On 10 to 50% Off SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET, Telephone 338.Opposite City Hall.«vial Feb.gixte.thant.tt.P.J.COTE, 29 & 31 St.John Street, Opposite Palace Hill After Stock Taking We still have about $60,000.00 worth of old stook which we will well at the old prices.Vis: RUGS of all dimensions, in Wiltons, Azministers.Brussels, eto.CARPETS BY THE YARD.We sell the best Brussels Carpets at, a yard .01.98 LINOLEUMS.We have a line of Linoleums, nice designs, which we sell at 88.Worth $1.38.; ORETONNRS.60 pieces of fine Cretonnes.Worth 60e.For .\u2026.\u2026.48 CURTAINS.A big e selection of Curtains by the pair, and Curtain Material by the yard, sold at the pre-war prices \u2018We hosp the goods in storage without extra charge."]