The Quebec chronicle, 6 juillet 1920, mardi 6 juillet 1920

[" 1 + ESTABLISHED 1764.hii Wk Pr THREE THIRST QUENCHERS PHEZ BRAND.Loganberry Juice, in two sizes.S0c, 75¢ bot.WELCH, Grape Juice, in three sizes.18¢, 35c, 70c bot.MONTSERRAT.Lime Juice, inonesize.55 bot.Every one fresh.LY x .oo WEATHER FORECASTS Fair and Modyately Warm Comaugh A.GRENIER Phones 1247-1248.94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.STILL NO WORD FROM OTTAWA Borden Says Any Reflections Upon Loyalty of Colleagues Are Unfounded Ottawa, July §.\u2014(By Canadian Press).\u2014At a late hour to-night thers was no change in the politieal situation.Sir Thomas White may be hers to-morrow, while Arthur Meighen has been in the city all day.Hon.N.W.Rowell, is expected to arrive back from Toronto early to-morrow and !t is said he will make an announcement regarding his position.A remarkable feature of the present situation is the entire absence of old- time poll- ticlans, the various well-known rendezvous being practically \u2018deserted.The attention, of Sir Robert Borden has been directed to certain statements in the press which allege or imply that certain of his colleagues have not been loyal to him during emphatically that all such reflections upon any of his coliea- gues are absolutely without foundation.From firat to last every one of Bis colleagues have been thoroughly loyai to the Prime Minister on every occasion in every way.He feels hrmaeif under a deep debt of gratitude to each of them.It is announced in official circles that \u201call statements appearing in the press with respect to the nature nt the result of the opinions to the Prime Minister hy members of Par- I'ament respecting the choice of his ruccessor are wholy conjectural and therefore Inz-curate.The docu- meats in question are of an entirely confidential natu-e snd thelr contents will not he disclosed to any person, not even to any of the colleagues of the Prime Minister\u201d.The Nationa) Liberal and Conservative Assoc'ation that's the new name of the local Unionist Assoclation for the time being, It was adopted at the meeting of the Executive held in the Association's resms to-night, but according to the resolution passed, Is subject to change when a general meeting takes place in September.* AMERICAN IMMIGRATION New York, July 8.\u2014The present Immigration situation portends no curtailment of the supply of foreign labor in the United States, Frederick A.Wallls, Commissioner of Immigration at Ellis Island, commented in making public today statistics for the flacal year ended last Wednesday.Though total departures were 334,254, or 19,976 in excess of arrivals, he declared that the Licoming tide of aliens steadily is increasing.FIRST ELECTION UNDER NEW ACT Writs Expected To Be Issued Shortly For Contest in East Elgin : Ottawa, July §\u2014(By Cen.Press) That the Dominion Franchise Act wae given every attention by members of the Commons and Senate when it was being put through the various stages during the session EMPIRE SHIPPING COUNCIL FORMED To Survey Faoilities for Martime Transportation And Benefit Empire Trade london, June 20-\u2014(By Mail, by | Canadian Associated Press) \u2014 The Prime Minister has appointed a commission.to be known as the Imperial [| anspping Committee, with the foliow- lng terma of reference: (1)\u2014To inquire into compaints from persons and bodies interested with regard to ocean freighta, facilities and conditions in the inter-im- perial trade, or questions of a similas nature referred to by them by any of the nominating suthorities and to report their conclusions to the governments concerncé (2)\u2014To survey (he facilities for maritime transportation such routes «8 appear to them: to be necessary tor trade within thx: Empire, and to make recommendations to the pro- per authority for the co-ordination and improvement of such facilitles with regard to the type, size, and speed of ships, depth of water in docks and channels, construction of harbor works, and similar matters.The members of the Commission are: Sir Halford J.MacKinder, Just prorogued, lu evident from the|M.P.(Chairman); Sir A.D.H.Ramfact that an inspection of the act|say Steol-Maitland.M.P., (nominated hich becam , à n|by the Becretary of State for the ; 9 law, together wit Colonies); Sir W.8.Meyer, (nomin- the same act as it was introduced, of State f shows more than four hundred and |*it4 by the Secretary tate for India in Couneil); Sir Robert ee nat 4 | ley mith (nominacrd by ie Board of Trade): Sir George H.Peroll h easure.are ation to scores of her ley, (nominated by the Canadian typographical and clerical errors Government : ur.LA a B Larkinwhich have been corrected at various | (nominated by the Australian times by the officials who will ad-|[trnment); the High Commissioner minister the new law.\u2018The Dominion Franchise Act 1930 is now in effect, and whenever the bye-election is held In East Blgia, for which writs are expected to is- aue shortly, this act will be the onc governing that election.It repeals the Bye-elections act 1919 as well as the War Time election act and other mensures.The Met to be used in East Elginunder the new act, will it is expected, be made from those prepared for the Ontario election in October inst year, as thess will not be two years old at the time of the election The cause of the changes In elections forms, etc, required by the new act, there is a possibility that the East Eigin writs may be held back for some little time, as the old forms used for she purposes of elections are all annulled by the new act, and it will be necessary to provide entirely new machinery for the aking of the vote.CARNIVAL TRAIN SPREADS DEATH McAlester, Okla., July b.\u2014Eight persons were killed and twelve in- Jured seriously when a Missouri, train Kansas and Texas freight crashed into the read-end of a carnival company's special In Atoka yards, about south of here last night.\u2014\u2014 tre A VERITABLE PATRIARCH Ottawa, Ont., July §.\u2014Mr.Moreau, Gatineau Point, Mayor of Gatineau Point, below Ottawa on the Ottawa River, and father of the present mayor of the viliage, died this morning his 79th year.Mr.Moreau was the thirty miles for New Zealand, (nominated by the New Zoaland Government): Captain G.Bowden, M.C., (nominated by the South African Government): Sie Edgar R.Bowring .(nominated by the Newfoundland Government); Sir Kenneth Anderson, fie Alfred Booth, Mr.W.Lionel Hichene, Mr.Kenneth Lee and Mr.W.J.Murray.The Secretary of the Commission la Mr, EB.J.Elliott of the Board of Trade.and any communications should be addressed to him at the Bourd of Trade, Great George Street.SW.1 EMPIRE TIMBER SHOW OPENED IN LONDON Special Praise for Canadian Forestry Laboratories At Montreal ; London, July 6.\u2014 (By Canadian Associated Press).\u2014Prince Arthur of Connaught today opened the Empire Timber Exhibition at Kensington promoted by the Covernmental Department of Overseas Trade with the object of bringing into more universal use the timber grown in the Empire.The promoters give n special word of praise to Canadian forestry laboratories at Monteral.Canada has a fairly extensive and well staged ex- Joseph! nibit and a few Canadian firms have former| naividuai displays.a village \u2018The exhibition 19 of a purely technical character, intended to attract traders.The afficial catalogue inf which contains & list of shippers, the! importers, etc., will doubtiess prove head of four generations and leaves useful to specialists in the timber to mourn his loss seven children, 28 grandchildren and 28 great-grand children.\u2018 nificent wreaths placed on at the Chateau and other advance, I am, MRS.LEMIEUX, Quebec's Leading ~~ Florist, WISHES to announce that having done the decorations for His Royal Highness, The Prince of ; Wales on Board H.M.§.Renown and also the mag- Highness, also having had the honor of doing same decorations for his father, the present King, we beg to solicit any floral offerings for tourists arriving daily Monuments by His Royal hotels.Thanking you in industry.News Index.Page One Still No Word From Ottawa.First Blection Under New Act.Empire Shipping Council Formed.Brief Meeting Held At Spa.Bituminous Coal Prices Soaring.Thirty-Beventh Baliot- Reached.General Lucas To Be Paroled.Weather Report Page Two, Household And Fashion Hints, Murderer Gots Great Bhock.Page Three, Mall Handlers Out for Money.Correspondence.Swiss Mission Views Quebee, At the Theatres.Bankruptcy Act Now In Force, Contestation of Elections.Export Trade Opportunities.Victorian and Metagama Here.Page Stour Editorial: Press Comment.The Wealth of Bouth Rhodesia.Page Five \u201cBig Mike\u2019 On Way To Quebec.Barber Tried To Cut Own Throat.Audience Was Enthusiastic.Page ix.Three Knock Outs At Kent House.Challenger Had Spin Yesterday.Collins Rode Two Winners, Benny Leonard Retained Title.Undercarriage Ot Hawker's Plane.Ragged Mao Had Whole Fortune.la HELD AT SPA + Preliminary Conference tween Allied and Ger Delegates Yesterday #20000 mrt.Hpa, July 5\u2014(By Ass'é.Press) There was a brdst misting today the Allied and German delegs! whe during the next few days will discues matters relating to the Peacy Treaty.The session was held In the drawing room of the Villa Fraineuse and the German delegaten, Chancellor Fehrenbach, Dr.Walter Simona, «he Foreign Minister, and Herr Wirth, Minister of Finance, were seated at the left and of the long horsashos table next to the Japanese There was no introductions or shaking of hands The President of the Conference, M.Demcrox, the Belgian Premier arose and immediately opened what is considered to be the most important international event since] the armistice, by announcing the order of business, which included armament, reparations, coal supply, the trial of Germans accused of at, rocities and the situation at Danalg M.Delacrox inquired of Herc Farshenback if he desired to make any observations.The Chancellor, speaking in Uerman.which translated by an official interpreter, said: \u201c1 desire to may In behald of the German government and of the German people that we have come here to take part loyally in the discussion of how the treaty of peace cam be executed.\u201d Mr.Lloyd George, as senior promier, thereupon express the gra- tificatdon of the Allied delegates, and Herr Fahrenbach continued: \u201clI note that the military ques tions are to be first discussed.We were informed of this last evening and tried to telephone the German Minister of War, but reached tog late for him to leave umil today.He will arrive, I think, by tomorrow afterncon.\u201d Premiers Delacroix, Lloyd George and Millerand then conferred and agresd to postpons the discussions until tomorrow, at an hour to be fixed later.\u201cI should Hke to have Dr.Heinse Minister of Justice, here when we take up the question of (rinis\u201d said Herr Fahrenbach.The three premiers agmin conferred privately.A few minutes later M.Delacroix announced that the Lord Chancellor of England the French Minster of Ju would also attend on Thursday for participation in the discussions.The conference recessed until entied Logether by M.Delacroix tomorrow.The procesdings today lasted just forty five minutes, Dr.Simons remarked afterwards that the atmosphere of the conference was cool, but correct.He be- Heved that a good deal could be accomplished.Premiers Lloyd George and Mi).lerand expressed themselves as satisfied with the formal beginning.Germany's Wealth The memorandum dealing with Germany's ability to pay the indemnities demanded by the Aides, which the Government handed to the Peace Conference rcently to be used as a basis for the discussions of the question at Spa, sets forth Germany's national wealth before the war wus 220,000,000,000 gol marks, from which foreign debts of from 8,000,000,000 to 10,000,000,000 marks must be deducted.The memorandum declares that Germany's economic recovery cannot be brought about until she recovers financially end it maintains that the present peace treaty Jeopurdines her financial recovery, \u2014\u2014 CNE NM te PALMER DELEGATION IW NOW RELEASED Auditorium, Sen Francisco, Juty 5-\u2014When the Convention reconvened they went to the 48th ballot without decision, the Palmer Delegation was released and the Convention recessed for 20 minutes.The 38th ballot showed: McAdoo, 40815; Cox, 383%: Paimer, 211.The Palmer men.belay now at liberty to cast their baltote where they wish, may be the means of hastening the decision.The Attormey-General's de eision to retire from the race and permit the Convention freedom to move out of its deadlock, was made by tor- mer Representative C.C.Car- Hn, Mr, Palmer's manager, at 2:45, at the close of the 38th Brilot.Mr.Carlin said that Me.Paimer was disinclined to deny the proceedings further and had authorized him to \u201cunconditionally and finally Pense his delegates.\u201d $ 2 0e 26 98 20 °6 06 08 6 M ME D M A BOTH SIDES DETERMINED BRIEF MEETING | BITUMINOUS GOAL PRICES SOARING Consumers and Middlemen Say it Is Harder Than Ever To Get Fuel Plttsburg, July 5\u2014Ten dollars a tom for bituminous coal looked like 8 high price a few weeks ago, but that mark has now been passed, mere than $10.0¢ being really paid, while middlemen and large coneum- ors say that it is harder than ever to buy coal One jobbing house sent fifty telegrams one day this week (0 operators in the Allegheny Valley, but was offered no coal in response to the messages.When contracts for the current year were being negotiated late In March.the conservative operators thought 35 too high for the best grades and counselled lower prices as being better for the trade, but they soon afterward rose to around $7.00, and have been climbing upward ever since.This week, Somerset and other Pennsylvania coals are quoted at $11.06 a ton, and Fairmont, West Virginia, $10.50, and pool is $3.50, Coal men say there seems to be no prospect of much reaction until there is a larger car supply.Coat exports are large, and the effect ia noticeable because the coal exported comes from a restricted area, virtually two States, but If there were no car shortage it Is contended the coal movement abroad would not cause any stir.It is now limited to the ability of ships and plers to handle the tonnage, soma piers, including Curtis Bay, Md., being embargoed, while at others permits for shipments are required.GENERAL LUCAS TOBE PAROLED May Visit His Family, But Must Return Within Given Time + Londow, July §\u20148inn Fein has dc.clded to parole General Lucas, iid- namped from a hunting lodge recently, in order that he might visit his wife and new born son, according to a Dublin despatch to the Manchester Guardian today.Lucas\u2019 parole will be on condition that he returns within a specified time and does not participate in politics.Lucas will be allowed to visit his home without œuard the despatch aid.Patrol Fired On Dublin, July 6th\u2014A military patrol fired upon a party of armel cyclists between Thurles and Bhevrie today, killing one cyclist and wounding another.When the patrol saw the party, the cyclists fled to the woods, Raiders attacked the military barracks at Holy Cross on Saturday night.Two of the attacking party wers kllied by the police, who maintained a stubborn resistance.The police force reported no casualties.Sinn Fein sympathizers burned a book stall in the Bandon Railway Station because it persisted in selling ant-8inn Fein newspapers.LIBERAL LEADER ON HOLIDAY.Ottawa, Ont, July 6.\u2014(By Can.Press)\u2014Hon, W.L MacKensie- King, Leader of the Liberal opposition in the Commons, has left to spend three weeks holiday at Kingsmere in the Gatineau district.No date has yet been met for Mr.King's tour of the West.The Weather, | Toronto, July 6\u2014The weather has been fair and a little warmer today from the Great Lakes to the Maritime Provinces, while in Saskatchewan and Alberta it has been cooler with showers in some sections.Temperatures: Min.48 43 11) [1] Prince Rupert.,., Vancouver ., ., ., ., Kamloops ., ., .,.Calgary .v4 20 00 4s Edmonton .Moose Jaw .Swift Current .,.Regina .10.Winnipeg ., .Parry Bound ., London., Toronto .+4 Kingston ., Ottawa .© Montreal ., Que ve .ve oe .es.8t John.20.040 00 Malifax.,, ., .: Forecasts Lower Lakes' and Georgian Bay: Fresh easterly winds mostly aloudy with showers toward night.Ottawa Valley and River St.Law.THIATYSEVENTH BALLOT REACHED BY DEMOCHNTS Hopes That Convention Might Nominate Candidate Yesterday Went Glimmering RACE STILL CLOSE ONE McAdoo Has 399 Votes, Cox Is in Second Place With 377 Votes Auditorium, San Francisco, July 6.\u2014The Democratic National Convention took fourteen ballots om its first session today, and, failing to find a nominee, took A recess at 4:58 o'clock, until 8:30 o'clock this evening.\u2018When the afternoon balloting was in the closing stage, the Palmer boom was taking an upward excur- slon\u2014in fact that first it has enjoy- od since it took the slip in the twelfth baliot last week.The McAdoo votes had taken the leading place from the Cox votes and the Cox column had finally regained some of its strength.When the session ended the three principal contenders were probably close together tban they had been for a long time and if it meant anything It meant that the deadlock was a little tighter, The McAdoo people tried to ex- Main the Palmer rise by saying i was really an excursion to carry the Attorney General as far as he could to.They declared the Cox people had done the same thing and failed to put their man over.When the Palmer and Cox boo had both been given a \u201cjoy ride\u201d, to use the language of the McAdoo managers, { was the plan of the McAdoo people to begin a new drive for \u2018the President's son- in-law.Hopes and prospects that the Convention might nominate today went glimmering scon after it sot down to busines; today.There was no evidence of any Plans which would assure that the Convention could finish its work tonight The three candidates ve; run a wide range in the ballofing.; Palmer, starting out at two hundred and fifty six, fell as low as à hur- dred and forty four In the second by the thirty sixth had gotten back to two hundred an thirty eight.Cox was at his lowes*, with one hundred and thirty four in the first ballot.His high water mark was four hundred and sixty eight in the nineteenth.By the thirty sixth he had hugged down to three hundred and seventy seven.McAdoo, starting out with a lead, was 286 in the first dallot; Cox soon took the first place, however, but by the thirty second ballot, McAdoo was not only back in first place, but had struck a high water mark for him of 421 1-2.; In the 36th he was at 399.At eight forty two o'clock, Chairman Robinson called the Democra- \u2018le Nationa! Convention to order for its night session #14 the beginning of the thirty seventh ballot.Morning At 10 o'clock this morning, the ninth session of the Democratic National Convention was called to order by Chairman Robinson.The preliminaries included the recitation of the Lords Prayer by a Christian Science practitioner, the singing of \u201cThe Star Spangled Banner\u201d and the reading of the Declaration of Independence.\u201d cle.Minimum, 82; Maximum, 70 + PRICE TWO CENTS morue 3 82 Sing Grp BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH MOLE \u2014 at \u2014 REDUCED PROFIT PRICES Wraps\u2014Coats\u2014Capes\u2014 Scarfs.LESS 200p\u2014\u2014\u2014 The latest summer and fall models, for all occasions according to the wearer's desire, are offered at Reduced Profit Prices.These beautiful Mole pieces were made up during the quiet season in our work-rooms, expressly for quick selling and are marked at a very low price.AND IN ADDITION\u2014You pay now\u2014the balance when delivered in the Fall.one\u2014third of the purchase price the far is While the reading was going on! the leaders opportunity to do some! more conferring.According to the! stories of the various managers,| hand as ever.The Cox people declared \u201cMcAdoo can't be nominated if we stay here three weeks\u201d, The McAdoo people made practically the same prediction about Cox.Both forces were claiming up around 500 delegaies on the early roll calls today.After the declaration of Independence had been duly disposed of Chairman Robinson ordered the roi call of states and the taking of the twenty third ballot began.As the favorite son votes stood at some of the delegates added a touch of humor.Missouri threw a halt vote for Ring fardner, and Washington and Kentucky between them threw a vote and a half for Irvin Cobb.After the thirty second ballot a move to recess until § o'clock te.| night was voted down in a great roar of disapproval and the thirty third roit call begun.Record breaking ballots\u2019 have occurred at four political conventions in the United States, previous to the there was as much of a deadlock on 8 REPAIR DEPARTMENT This is the month to examine the household Table-ware, 8poons, Forks and all silver plated articles.Collect the worn and damaged pieces and send them to us to be repaired, replated and refinished.The work will be done carefuily and thoroughly during the summer months, and the goods returned to the owners in first class order in September.For July and August we make 8 special display of Antique Jewels to interest Tourists.This exhibition of old fashioned jew- eliry has developed until, today.it is a feature of our business in the summer time.The demand is for old Jewels in solid gold, old solid silver wares, diamonds in antique settings.more especially solitaires.We again submit our advice on accidents to watches during the boating, bathing and fishing season.##F 1t during your vacation your watch should fall into water, open up the case and immerse the whole watch in coal oil, sweet oll, or any oil obtainable.do not delay; watch materials are ex- ceasively expensive at present and often difficult tn procure, the oll will prevent rust.Mail the watch to us as quickly as posible, G.SEIFERT & SONS WATCHMAKERS 16 FABRIQUE STREET.Opposite City Hall.FOR SALE SAWYER MASSEY TRACTORS For Farm Work and All kinds of Hauling.See us for Prices and Terms.M.L DOHAN 29 Palace Hill.Phone 47, present one, where presidential candidates were selected, they were as follows: PLUMBERS DEMANDS ARE TURNED DOWN [leas of contracts.The period ssves~ part in sympathetic strikes, regard.\u201d se Montreal, July 6.\u2014Both aides fa | 0 Franklin Pierce, 49th batiot._ mous td by these demands is fer the yeas .Respectfully yours, Price Bros, Aerial System.pe rite et ve ns ei > dernier ry nées air and me ; (86, James Buchanan.17th bal.cruisin mot camino a Augnet 1, 1070, te dupes 1, 2001., , the Dominion Transport.Company| quit and N : Fresh [lot : Page Eight, were standing at to-night, the men| winds: reir and 6 little armor in| 1880, James A.Garfield.3¢ip mands of the plumbers affiliated | AN HONOR FOR Agitation For Irrigation Hot.Brightest Spot In Holy Land.Page Nine.Financial and Commercial News, Montreal Markets.Money Scarcity Depresses Stooks, Page Ten, At The Theatrea holding oui for their demande.and| western districts; soattered showers | batiot.the Company taking the ground that tor the East, 1913, Woodrow Wilson.46th bal.such demande, mearing an addition! Maritime Provinces: Moderate wes.| lot.of $24,000 anually to the payroil.|teriy winds: fair and à lictie warmer.| In other conventions the number were impossible unless the Railway) Lake Superior Distriet: Moderates |of ballots did not ge above ten Commission suthorised an increass to fresh winds; partly elowdy, with |Benator Marding was nominated at ln cartage rates scattered showers.Chicago, July 12 on the tenth ballot.The men are asking increases of sessions Mostly Fair and à Little | In 1580 convention, Garfield start.with the international organisation, ®as reached today at a meeting of the Master Plumbers Association of Montreal, ! Towa Planning Institute opened hare I Ra se See beets wi week: the rete , $2 per hour for all hours worked ia Tos igen ne and elections of offous took PR.B.NADEAV Ottawa, Ont, July 6.\u2014The frm ARAUAlL meeling of the Canadian MRS.LEMIEUX, Pe 2 Quebec's Leading Florist sxcots of an eight hour day wha wages to a flat rate of $18 a week, | ool cé out with one vete on the second | would amount practionlly te à cloud Pride mer en dc pr wee Social and Personal.an increase of 48.60 à week over the! Saskatchewan and Alberta: Fair | datiot fumping from 50 to 899 votes shop, limitation af the employment |cleoted President and De, Reminiscences of the Past.present rates 4 comparatively on the Asal ballet, oo sf apprentises: and frestem te takolet Quotes, à member ef thg .: : 4, =.« } (4 v .) ; | .; A : .; >./ - IN .4 RE TUSSDAY, JULY 6, 4920 An Exquisite Negligee of Georgette, Satin and Lace.| The Store Will Be Closed Every Day At 5 P.M.During July And August | Last Delivery At 3.30 P.M.BUY EFARLY.Iceless Refrigerator Continuation of the Iceless Refriger-! | | ator Sale | A Notice To Bathers We bad the luck of being able to get | N° 1% mall lot of good quality Bathing Suits] N, expense.that we will sacrifice to-day and to-morrow \"at a big reduction.Only a lithe water twice 2» [3 300 Bathing Suits, combination, not shire| week.\u2018 k in navy blue, sizes 38 to 44, valus $1.00 to : $1.35.Special .range eres Unparalled for the country.Taro prices socording to sise $9.00 and $1250 A One-Piece Travelling Bag The Nsughshyde Bag is made of a new material with a rubber base which is vuleanized by a new process, not a stitch uor a rivet in it; 2 Size 18 ivches .00000000 $11.50.A By Gertrude Beresford.The fashioning of a negligee permits the most beautiful blending of colors and fabrics.This model is made on a foundation \u2018of flesh- colored georgette veiled with pale off with s damp flannel and the bag looks as good as new.will lant as long as leather.blue.| In the front it is cut straight acrosé and finished with a band of : s Ince.From beneath this point the Easy to clean, dust, grease or mud cannor Size 20 inches .-$13.00 blue georgette falls in innumerable ; soft folds.The coat is also fash- penetrate the damp proof material.Wipe it Balconyjoned from georgette In orchid color, but it is collared and bound with hyacinth blue matin.Trailing \u2018far beyond skirt, t is finished | {i with a very y blue tassel.The lovely lace is arranged so that it suggests « cape and adds great sichness to this model MAKING THE MOST OF CORN By Loretto C.Lynch.An Authority on All Matters Relating to Household Management.Once I knew a fat lady who followed the Eat and Grow Thin course | conscientiously until one day she espied corn on cob in the village } 20 P.C.Reduction ON Baby Carriages We have decided to _Sulky in naturel reed finish, round give a discount of 20% shape.61200 less 20% on all our Baby Car- Sulky in reed with top, upholstered in riages.repp.$31.00 less 20% | » Should you need a erage 2 reed aby carriage we have ; ; them in all prices.The ee following list will give a fair idea of the big assortment.: Carriage in grey enamelled reed, grey : $75.00 less 20% velour upholstering.$42.00 less 20% Carriage in reed, Puilman style, ivory finish $60.00 less 20% , ne Qu AR À Rep FES PRES) EE) * N Next Breakfast a Post Toasties| Breakfast Try a dish of these most delicious corn flakes Eat them with cream or ood milk\u2014or with sliced it or berries, fresh or preserved.\u2018The remarkable goodness of SAN a market, and she could not resist.Some folks cook ft so wonderfully well while others\u2014well.they serve it in all degrees of toughness.Early corn is tender, To cook it properly, make ready a\u2019 generous.quantity of boiling water.Remove {the outer coverings of the ear.and be sure to take off every trace of \u201cslik.\u201d Wash the corn.Then plunge it into the boiling water and boil it from ten to fifteen minutes.Hive mirtutes befure taking it trom! {the fire add a level tablespoon of salt for each quarter of water.DO NOT START THE CORN TO BOIL IN SALTED WATER.Salt has the unquestionable tendency to toughen the very tenderest vege- able.It may.however.be added toward the end of the cooking to improve the flavor.Many women cook corn on cob much too long.Ten to fifteen minutes is ample.When done, remove it and serve wrapped in a napkin in a covered dish.Corn should be spread with butter or butter substitute and sprinkled with salt and pepper and eaten directly from the cob, Left-over corn on cob \u2018may be re-heated by piung- ing it into boiling water for a moment.Or, It may be acraped from ASS Carrisge, Puliman style, in reed, up- bolstered in velour, cresm colored, $40.00 less 20% Carriage in wood, Pullman style, brown or ivory finish, cream velour upholstering.990.00 less 20%.Carriage in English style, white finish.$76.00 leas 20% Third Floor p Ti the cob and served an a tue melted butter, or it may be creamed.\u2019 OST OASTI ES Mel Lo Toe me tovel tables Ladies\u2019 House Slippers Rugs And Curtains spoons of flour.Adda cup of milk ica\u2019 ali in à 1a with strap, low heels, sizes 2 1.2 to 7.and half a touspoon of sait Cook pisse ippers in dongo > , $1.50 3 oi KI | Price .vessrsrressencenes comnase csner mnie .} ; oo together with their readiness to HE rr 0 RR i 66 à end fo 29\u20ac Scraped corn Is sometimes com- Ladies\u2019 slippers in black canves, strep y 2 5 Sten 2x64 § ; ler 7 eat.makes them a big favorite a ees Toma or butter ui | Price «avssrrece nunsereee: van, sie vase $2.w rugs, 21x54 inches; regular 706 for ven.50¢ \u2019 + \u2018 e beans and is then known as succo- if La as : .Iastic and low heels, .J 2x3 .wash, Ladies\u2019 slippers in black canvas, with elastic 2.50 spaces rugs, 2x3 yards.Special un -$I.15 Sold By Grocers \u201cCum triers mate of fran (a va Price eee in renee | ee fo toon Gp $478 indeed ® dainty your jaded palate} Ladies\u2019 slippers, leced, in Jongola, medium heels, sizes 2 to 7.Made by Canadian Postum Cereal Co, Ltd.Windsor, Ont.ers come: Here it à Food re Pri0e 200.200 cer caen ec ent x aecsauces 53.99 Coco mats, 18200 inches.Special | \u2014\u2014.\u2014.\u2026.10é J y cipee: me ae : heels, sizes - cove pre | me a res rs me | min te nh Con rr rs \u2014 pre Flour, 1 cup: ing powder, i , Priot .\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.00000eueeeeee re === Er LE Eur torn 3 wpe: mit (ll | Ladies\u2019 dlippers in émbroidered velvet, patent leather querer dor Le « + ammacaenanene some» $1.29 MURDERER BETS Tere au found in the villa.thefbroke the news to him.ou Lt raspoontpapriks.Ld teaspoon: B | sizes 2 ree Lena na ss es s00000 ares sas ere ssrc0000 $2.75 2 inches.ol se lice say.gencrauon respects nothing.nothing | ooo , \"ET H ° Congo mate, 16x36 Gpociel ve.uvorcceuses.| mimed andre \"ten hia Je osvair ot the Foie tiie \u2018measurements are taken level|}} Men s Slippers * Economy\u2019 floor covering, 3 designs; regular 26e A standard half-pint measuring cup | |i tvet 800 for Te \u2014 \u2018 i cn ; idered , juere yard, cri tips $4 68 8 6 Were 0 0 08 0 8 as GREAT SHOCK: ONLY TABLETS MARKED .me ie apte \u2014 eaten i | patent por sizes 5 to 16.+ Hammocks, large, aise; regular $3.35 for $2.79 ! - are stirred ne and hen que Price Lennon anse ssena0 000000 33.00 ou | : comes a corn and me utter.'s oli i brown dom ildreu's hammocks.Special vu.seen Sd.When Told That Burglars Had \u201cBAYER\u201d AR ren beaten voters cooks [| | Men's slippers in tack cE hove 4.00 : wee , Ing each batch.The butter should cola, eather soles, sises Nottingham Ourtains, 21.2 yords.Special a gair $1.89 Ransacked and Pillage \u2014 vu red by ine meen on all | alen's dippers, Romeo syle, loathe 009 aad se : .soles, sizes 5 to 10.Price.4.00 ! serveuse vous 010000 001 0cmasec DÉS His Villa | Not Aspirin at AI without the \u201cBayer Cross\u201d |\u201cana non whan corn becomes Moin Floor Second Floor Tp \u2014 plentifui\u2014I did not say cheap\u2014you | i \\ will probably want an old-time} .Paris, July 4\u2014Landry, the Gambals Nuebeard as the police call him, who bas been in La Sante prison for 14 months awalting trial en murder sharges growing vut of disappearance of 11 women to whom he is alleged to have promised marriage, country recipes for making corn ll relish.- CORN RELISH Cut the corn from 24 ears: chop hi tine one head of cabbage, 4 large onlons, 4 green peppers and 1 red pepper, discarding the seed: add reveived à few days ago.is lawyer had just informed him | ° that his villa et Gambdais Landru Is accused by the police of having done away with his numerous flances ae ransacked and what he told his lawyer te be the greatest shook of his Mte where For Colds, Pain, Lumbago, Stifnes, tism, Sciatica, Neuritis, sod for package which contains rections.Them you are getting real one quart of vinegar and set to poll; mix together 3 cups of sugar.3.4 cup of flour, 1-2 cup of salt, 1-4 cup of dry mustard and a teaspoon of tumeric: in 1 quart of vinegar and then stir the mixture Into the hot vegetables.Let simmer half an hour.Then add $ teaspoons of celery seed and can when well mixed stir |§ Tel.& de ANY ou pillage urgiers.The villa le sadache, Neuralgia, Tooth- | Aspirin\u2014the i nous as st was the last place that| he Earache.tke Asp n marked scribed by physician a while hot in gluse jars tke trult ° women entared and from « or you are years.Now made in Canada.TERED \u2019 tt they never doen to come out.not taking Aspirin st sll.Handy tin boxes contatain 18 tab ORIMINALS MADE GOOD.\\ LE M 1 Bs B e © pole chars chat Landry wild ay lke ayer ns cout rer Tae All the 399 petty criminals who en.|} s t ctime la the - villa, \u20ac Usted in the army at the urgemy of |i 187 178 St.J h Str a pool .osep ee of the bodies by oremating hme 16 cnls one Asplris-< Bayer rev x x Eee de a st EO om Me toner aos.Mu plein means Bayer oy So al en ER Sr GH A À ou frye .Yet the elty's reform agency in Phila.iH salphie distinguished themselves in | war service \u201cover there.\u2019 and mans | jf [have come back idenl citisene. Quebec's Leading | Newspaper Best Advertising Medium in City Üfronicle.CONTESTATION | OF ELECTIONS Trial Begun in the Cases of Napoleon Seguin and Jos.DAW, JULY 6, 1920.St The Theatres THE VICTORIA.The feature attraction at the Victoris yesterday was May Allison in \u201cThe Uplitters\u2019 a story dealing with the adventures of a girl through Bohemia and of her thorough dis- illusfonment of its much vaunted allure.The story is clever, and Mis Alison portrays the role of Hortense [Correspondence | SHISS MISSION VIEWS QUEBEC THE HOUDE CASE Simcoe, Ont, July 3nd, 1930.Party of Forty Touring America in Interests of Textile BANKRUPTCY AGT NOW IN FORCE List of Trustees Now Before Council and Publication Is EXPORT TRADE OPPORTUNITIES VIGTORIAN HERE Trade Commissioner Brings Two C.P.0.S.Vessels Arrived First Hand Information To| in Port \u2014 Passengers And | | i | OUT FOR MONEY Assoolation Known as \u201cPost Office to Railway Station\u201d \u2018To the Béitor, Morning Chronicle, Dear Mir, I have read in your paper recently two (eters on this subject, one signed \u201cA Mother\u201d and the other \u201cA Father\u201d.Strangely spough Contractors Meet in Ottawa |A Mouse\u201d wianss the ler to take! Industry to Sail on Victorian au La fret class She is support-| Likely Today Renaud Manufact'rs in Vancouver! Mails Aboard for enercy, not for the woman's sake, Realistic plotures of the sinking \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 eee but for the sake of the bmbe whom she is shortly to bnng into the world.May I, & mother also, join in asking and entreating that this of nine British and Allied merchantmen during the war by the famous German raider \u201cMoewe.\u201d are also in à splendid film, which was taken by an Austrian officer on the \u201cMoewe.\u201d The pictures were afterwards smug- sled to America, and yesterday's showing of them proved very popular.A clever comedy, as well as the fourteenth episode of \u201cThe Trail of the Octopus\u201d were alec shown.Montreal, July §.\u2014A Swiss mission consisting of thirty five or forty members and under the leadership of Professor K.B.Hilgard, C.E., of Zurich, Gwitzerland, leaves Montreal today for Quebec, where they will embark for Europe.The mission has just completed a wide tour of the United Biates investigating conditions principally relating te the textile industry.Ottaws, Ont, July 5\u2014(Canadian Press).\u2014A large gathering of mail contractors, known as the \u201cPostoftice to rallway station contractors\u201d sentence be not carried out.The took place at the Chateau Laurier,| Houde women is undoubtedly « de- Ottawa, on Saturday July 3.They/generute, and should never be at formed a Canadian association,|large where she can do harm.But which includes contractors In every|to bring & woman through the province in Canada.Many of these| \"Pains and perte of child-térth\" postoffice to railway etation con-[With the sel purpose of hanging her tracts through covering a email dis-| Then she is over it, seems to me a Otiawa, July 5, \u2014 (By Canadian Press).\u2014The Bankruptcy Act pas sed at the first sessison of 1909 came Into force on the lat of July, under the provision of a proclamation ie- sued In January lest.Some amendments, which consideration of the act dyring the last year showed to be necessary, were made at the session, just prorogued.The rules which contain very Important pro- Montreal, July 5\u2014 Trial on the merits of the contestations of the election of Napoleon Seguin to the Quebec Legislature for Bt.Mary's Division of Montreal, and Joseph Renaud.for Laval County, was start- e4 formally before Mr.Justice Coderre, in the Superior Court today.Immediately afterwards both cases were adjourned uniil September 31.It was essential that \u201cinstruction* Vancouver, July §.\u20141 would like! The CP.O.A.Victorian arrived In to ses some Canadian manufactur.Jushee yesterday afternoon at 4 ers lay aside 1, 2 or b per cent of|0'clock, with 1150 pessengers, of whom 102 were frst class, 364 see.their output for Japan.There are) \"0% Ore Arm clam.3 plenty of good Japaneses firms whe| The vessel.under command ef would be only tee anxious to get! Capt.i.L.Waite, left Liverpool ea Canada\u2019s paper and pulp.These June 23 The voyage was without shipments, although perhaps i, {spect Incident, the only things of note being that the ship ran imo would at least be an advertisement tog and encountered wretched wea- lance in travelling, occupy consi.refinement of oruelty worthy onty of About twenty memters of the visions respecting the carrying out should be started in each instance; In future, when you have more ther on the way across.barbarians.mdesion, including Prof.Hilgard.of the act have recently been passed Otherwise the contestations would | Bho carried 1764 bags of mail and le time of the contractor, re THE 2 available for export to Ji you ae in me * Mrinal || Another consideration is this: we have been guests at the Windsor Dainty, de CLA wo Kennedy | *Y the Sovernor-general in council.Nave been prescribed after July would have our channels due 1377 pleces of parcel past.in addition postoffice.While the time occupled [518 NOW aware, we are constantly [Hotel during the rest few days n the leading role off The act, amendment, and rules .to 650 tons of freight, of which 850 being told by gphywicians, of the grent strength of prenatal influence «nd that a character is often made or marred by the Mother's thoughts.Now this unfortunate child has a Alfred Mathieu is the petitioner contesting the return of Mr.Seguin, and M.Monette contests the election of Mr.Renaudwhile others are staying at the Ritz- Carlton.They have already visited all the largest cities in eastern United States and have gathered through which your product could be put on the Japanese market.Canada\u2019s total contribution to the Y 2,173,459,88¢ imported Into are now in the hands of the diatri- butlon branch of the Printing Bureau and may be obtained upon pplication.in the work of mesting trains and waiting around railway stations Is considerable, yet the contract price in many cases amounts t> only a few tons is local.The passengers were all disembarked, and examined, after which they were despatched by spouiat \u201cDolars and Sense,\u201d the stellar attraction at the Classic yesterday.and she created a great hit in the role of the poor little girl who spent cents a trip, or a very small amount per day and is based on a contract system covering s period of years.The association is asking the Government for the abolition of these contracts, that the system be done away with and that every contractor now employed received payment un a salary basis of At least three times the present con- & decent character, contract|is dead\u201d.tract price.thank God that there are! But I lead in the name of humanity for Mr.Garfield MacKinnon, ot)\u201d Guelph, Ont.was unanimously|'l¢ emectant mother, wretched de- chosen as the Secretary Treasurer of the Amociation.He was also given the power of Adjutant General to make the best possible rarange- ment with the Government with a view to obtaining better working conditions.The majority of the present contractors, it is said, are not able te pay the actual eee pes À 2 = = i ; \u20ac : Its special object is to receive and secure p : è may be to het contin popeidane abl CUT OWN THROAT: WAY TO QUEBEC [ < may be to help creating provident habits.4 ite Bl fC de Chine Pricefrom$7.50to ! Wiliam Wybrow Apparently Arrested by Detective Roussin| f; EXquisite Blouses of Crepe de Chine Pricefrom $7.$12.¢ \u2019 BIRTH.| a \u201d $ FITCH\u2014AC Joftrey Hale's Hospital Deranged Mentally\u2014is Ex-| \u2014\u201cLittie George\u201d Not Yet See Cur Display Today * y 8 daughter to Mr.and M J.) ; ; Fitch, on July Bh.peoted to Recover Located WE believe that our showing of lovely Crepe de Chine Blouses, in distinctive models was never as fine STOBO\u2014At Jeffrey Hale's Hospltal, - on July Sih, to Mr.and Mra w.Q.|| 0 4 8 \u2014_\u2014 as it is right now.These beautiful models are made of the finest quality of Crepe de Chine.Bo on te ho er 2 THAT m3 fal the cornér of St.Louis and Garden | | Ds, Leather Goods Specialist J vou wx sinc sanardey| sigs vs one the cane em: At $7.50 At $9.00 At $1200 COTE\u2014At Sta.Petronille, Island of : eg eer ott ta ne] of Koswnien, a fellow Roumantan, At $9.00 there Is a distinctively new o et earn \u2018Achille Cote moves TT pressed, the porter of the St.Ursule had been arrested in Detroit Batur- At 47,50 à number of myles are offered, | MO40l Which comes in white and flesh, At $12.00 a number of other attractive ; » = y .* | in W neck and short sleeves.The new | models are shown.Bimplicity of design .husband of Antoinette Lortie.He Hotel, was horrified to find th@! Yhe Information concerning the including à summery-looking blouse, | pleated frilling 1s used for trimming and | distingu the models at this price, was the father of Rev.Bister Bt.ed proprietor, Wiliam Wybrow, lying\\arrest has been contirmed, accord- dl vi > .the floor of the premises with & , with square neck and short seer: the surplice effect in front forms a loose | Which come in white, flesh and coral Emile de Jesus, of the Congrega on > n » ing tu & wire received here yester- ort sleeves | girdie which tles at the back, #ving the | Ong new style has small ruffies, and hem- ~ tion of Jesus and Mary, 8t.Michael horrible gash in bis throat caused by guy atternoon at § o'clock from De- featuring the vest effect, finished with | blouse à very pretty finish.stitching used most effectively for trim.Convent, and the brother of Al- .a razor which the man had uveditective A.Roussin, which read Another attractive model, to be had I ming, together with small tabs of black phonse Edouard Cote, of the Syn- In an attempt to commit suicide.| \u201cHave got my man into Canada and ssl ruffles of the same material hem.| 0° flesh and apricot, has a velvet ribbon falling loosely from each dicat de Quebec, and also of J.B.He Immediately sought assistance wil try to leave Windsor tomorrow\".stitched in col .pricot, « roun Cote and Rev.Emile Cote, as well from Detective Tom Walsh who was| if the Detective can leave the lat- color.This model may be | \u2018neck and short sleeves, With front hand | side of the collar.+ ns being the father-in-law of Dr.In the vicinity at the time.The ter place today as he expecte, he had In flesh und white, but a fine choice | ©Mbroidered in ilk in contrasting colors.° | a.D : t latter entered the store and seeing| Should arrive in this city sometime This blouse is fastened at the side-front, Other pretty styles on display today.BOAT on Wednesday, the vel Ba that man was alive, though sp.| Wednesday or possibly Thuseday of colors &s offered in other models with very pretty buttons.Today\u2014from $1.50 to $12.00 : inst.at 9 o'clock.leaving his late parently in a very serious condition,| morning.; residence, 173 @t.Olivier Bt.for sent for a cab and conveyed him to| Having secured the information | | St.Jean Baptiste Church, at 8.45, \u2014 the Hotel Dieu Hospital, where he|e had been seeking for some time .and thence to the Belmont Ceme- 43 St.dohn St was attended to by Dr.Marois, who re resarding he whereabouts Ka T wenty | tery, stitched up the wound, which was = 2 uen | NICOLI\u2014çJuly 4th, at 604 St.John a severe one, but fortunately had mr an Prend Frost ri 9 U2 St John Street \u2018 | Bt, Elizabeth Green, widow of the Phone 6895 not reached the windpipe.As the metropolis he ade arrangements Stores : ! late Archibald Nicoll, aged 83 .man appeared to be mentally de-| yh the Immigration authorities years.ranged he could not be detained inland the American Consul from Funeral on Tuesday, at 2.P.M.ne Hotel Dieu, and Serer his wound| whom he secured the necessary in Canada a 0sep Ice private.a een attended to, he was on vepers enabling him to proceed at { , of Montreal papers please copy.NOTICE an order from Judge Choquette sent|once to Detroit, arrest the accused ! B ouses | i to the Jail hospital where he is ex-|and bring him into Canade without pected to recover.delay._ - Notice is hereby given to the| Wybrow told Chlef Detective| Inquiry with the Provincial au- AUDITORIUM shareholders of \u201cLa Compagnie J.|Walsh that he committed the act{thorites last evening confirmed the PC TRE TR Eh TER OS SE 70 EE Today and Tomorrow: \u201cGlei of F|A.Gaulin Ltee.\u201d of Beauport, that] because he was depressed and down-|Ptatement of \u201cBig Mike's\u201d arrest, The Ses\u201d and other Pictures.[|the general annual meeting will be| hearted: he had no friends and no- regard bo the other man Thurs, Fri.and Sat: Fugene [|held on Thursday, July 15th next, at| body seemed to have any use for) YU r little George\u201d, they rivals, who were by mistake shown |i N N ARRESTED .O'Brien in \u201cA Fool snd His three o'clock in the afternoon, in|him.It would appear from the|\"t#ted that they had no actual to their seats instesd of being kept tier vas hers some months ago CARRANZA MAN AR i oll A .pews of his having been | ed b & Kept (and, it is understood Lord Jellicoe .A Money\".Coming! Coming! \u201cMale |ltheir factory at Beauport, to hear| manner in which he spoke that the ne been located but wailing until the number was com- [expressed doubt whether it would|,, Mexivo City.July §.\u2014Dr.Alfonse and Female\u201d the annual report and to pfoceed |unfortunate man was afflicted pro- perioved that he was in a jad in pisted.This a frequent occurrence pe posible, in view of the situation, | 20ST former Governor of the | \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014- | With the election of the directors.|[bably through brooding over real or nado.if this proves to be the at Quebec entertainments, with to segure an oil burner.\u2018jatate of Puebla, and brother ot Beauport, June 30, 1920.fancied troubles.case there will not be any difticuity some of which such interruptions \u201c Luis Cabrera, Secretary of thed VICTORI LA CIE J.A.GAULIN.Ltes.for triary | trserred to Queda ould nol MAST UL With M Dee osé |Tressury under Carranse, has Sees | y \u2018 : A that given last evening.it is a pro- royers pro reac R-larrested in Balina Crus, according oy By order, The Secretary.B Dance at the oa tonight.a aria of Bis Mike wn, J cedure which would not obtain else.|8da in September.lo the Heraldo today.oat leaves a : mm.where.\u2014\u2014 .dorsto : May Allison in \u201cTHE UPLIFT- .p curing for Debeka and Morhaet, the Packed H Greeted Czech The quality of the elements of the ERS.\" Also sinking of ships by À bie BARGAIN T0 NEW MUNICIPALITY Iwo men already convicted for com.ac OUSE Greeted LZ60NO noir was distinctly shown in the 4B - the raider \u201cMoewe™; Comedy, s murder of Kostinien, numbers \u201cKlokoci\u201d, the principal A new municipality has been|n further reprieve.It wif be ra.lovak C Cad parts of which r ] Serial, Etc.; cremted in Portneuf county under|membered that on the eve of the $ oncert Remark- soloiats, whoss names outa ot be the ume, of (She village munici-|deta set for the execution of these | ghle and Delightful secured.The Slovak folk-songs DURING OUR ., men, owing to representation made wel It ed; nctpa: THE EMPIRE || ue c 5.soar vas sun 1e |ARerES OX PE ros Seng aly\u201d ay \"nd .C.J.ac- À .of ex was pe di TODAY quired the properties of Mr.George MURDER CHARGE |POStponed from June 25 to July| It 18 yemrs since Quebec ensoyea [912 of humerous eharacron aad 1 TS à e \u2019 JUNE ELVIDGE In Chateauvert, situated on Bt.Gabriel] A woman has been arrested at|!3th.During the trial it was con.SUCH & magnificent performance as), the house by storm.ÎL was ra- 3 ; * that given dn the Auditorium last .\u201cLOVE AND THE WOMAN\" and St.Genevieve Strests, compris-| Riviere du Loup accused of having tended by the defenses that Debeks svening by the Czecho-Slovak peated in response to an insistent Also two-reel Western, Comedy f|inS a block of six private houses|killed her newborn child in throw.|*\"d Morhari, were not aware of thé .ny y he zecho-Slova.troops encore.| and Weekly.four of which contain two and three!ing him over a bridge.A cabman | *t thet Kostinien had been mur- onthustand y a Packed wit M| Fibick's Symphony Posm \u2018The WE OFFER fats and the other two to be occu-| was also taken into custody fn con.|3¢Ted until they were ar 22 ing th handies de Conmder- Evening Pastorale\u201d., op 39% con- \u201c| pied by the proprietor only, which]nection with this affair.they were entering the sity C.N.R.performers h op Seen ois 1 \u201c|cluded = programme of quality \u2018 Mr.Lockwell desires to sell on very| The preliminary inquest is to take ii.It is therefore quite pe ble | 077 OF long.Time having been which has seldom been heard within .an oa * conditions to all 1 - | place he Sth d .both o! condemne on | + i the walle of the Auditortumchasers who, have a little money.\u2019 one poem wh be Femited at least uncil arte ing under canvas the Paring ot he ° \u201d =\" ' : the + - ve .e These properties vary between RECORDER'S COURT.Geo .of ws Mike\u201d and \u201cLittle orchestra wes simply astounding, B, 1 : t At H If Price | four and sev.h a à rge\u201d if the authorfties succeed ! oat leaves at 8:00 for the a en thousan ollars| Ten of the prisoners who appeared | in bringing the latter to justice.and given better conditions, etc, i' .A Take Maple Avenuc car to each, and it is certainly one of the|in the Recorders Court yesterday would equal the most renowned or-: Island dance tonight, De Salaberry St.biggest bargains in property ever Morning were there on charges of FIRST PARTY OF SLOVAKS semi.Its tone was superb ani .; .runkenness.and all of them were the blending of the different parts D S t Sk t today: Mudge Kennedy in \u201cDol July$x$ (condemned to pay fines ranging from SAILING THIS WEEK |was perfect.It is unfortunate that \u2018GLAD NEWS FOR resses, wea ers, 1r S, rs and Senme\u2019; Gayety comedy, five dollars to twenty dollars and! About two thousand of the Csecho-|their stay here ts to be such a shor: | } \u201cAre Flirts Footieh\" : Topics of \u2014 costs.Most of the accused paid their | Slovak troops stationed at Valcartier N° And !f given another opportu.| OUR MERCHANT MARINE | .The Day; Classic Weekly News; L fines.but the remainder had to g0|wiil sail from this port on specie!|1tY to perform again they would be Bl S a d Lin erie at Billy West (Charlie Chaplin's to Jail, not having the necessary cash amured of another big house.ouse n double) à veel .y transports this week.The transport - TH] H : .?ouble) in » 1wo scream, (| § [|te pay over to the Clerk of the Court.[are now in Montreal unicadl The concert opened with the ren- | British Gift Cruiser to Canada ; es Re bh a, de indo?ER Scat BLA OH Site Canad, ONE-THIRD OFF Make it an evening at the .= Limoiiou far Jottering, Jiaied he was in time to embark the troops on Mew.JoMowed by those of England e An Un burner of J.- Classic\u2014the coolest theatre The House where you can pro- [Iman \"na, \"Iecis 10 obiain Fri Thursday next.It is understood that| The first programme number was Newest Type * in town.cure the Genuine Article and at | gi, request was complied with to the | © troop will sail for Hamburg, |Bmetana's overture \u201cLibuse\u201d which ! Matinee: 10 and 13 cents Reasonable Prices res » © the | thence proceed $hrough Germ to ver vou ao extent of ffteen daya.their destination, Proqu ne\u201d red the audience that they were o July 5 (By Canad ust received: e.e re or a rich musical treat.The (lawa, July 5.\u2014 y Canadian French Martinique Rhem.BAND ON TERRACE mainder of the men will embark at|contrasts of tone between the) Fress).\u2014Much satisfaction is felt in Lh The most advantageous thing THIS EVENING intervals until the end of August [atringe, wood and brass, were de.[Government circies over a cable- ~ to have in the house.ie by which time the whole contingent |Mghtful.The principal number was|gram received by Hon, C.C.Bal ; Distributors for By the kind permission of LA.-Col.| will have saMed for their own coun-|Dvorake Symphony \u201cThe New lantyne, Minister of Naval Bervice, Caledonia Spri Co, A A.B.Harris and the Officers of the| try, World\u201d, op.$5, the first movement |(o the effect that the cruiser to be a) prings » Adanac [| Regiment the Band of the R.C.G.A.\u2014_\u2014 of which fully tested the virtuosity | presented by the Imperial govern-| A good second-hand Run- and Red Arrow Goods will perform the following program Hear the new io pla of the orchestra: the second move: | ment to Canada wil be an oil burner about Automobile; must be in on Dufferin Terrace this, (Tuesday) banjo player iment \u201cLargo\u201d in the most widely | of the latest t Th t ie ! evening from 8 to 10 p.m.weather , .J ype.e name of thy , firstclass condition, and a 48 PALACE HILL Sraning Ir.P sugment Harry's Jazz Band at nova movement of the 1 Symphony, squier has not yet been received.| standard make.Apply, giving 0 }|1.March\u2014\"\u201cFrenco-American* .bony Tana Dance tonight.in a mors Detfect manner: the third cussed with Lord Jellicoe, whem thre - particulars, to \u201cMotorist,\u201d co.| Phone 1146 | ui ii on i\u201d |\u201cSome music\u201d io right.| mes FR sen le b's = 1e Chronicle.Junelziy sa ce 00 40 02 25 00.Bchmeling INVITATIONS ISSUED snd formed a fitting prelude to the 1.Overture\u2014 William Tell\u201d .- > \u201cAHegre con Fuoco.\u201d and brough: JUIN?| L\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 va ne ua es ua 0 0 .Ropsint|, Invitations have been issued by|down the house, receiving an ova- o 4.Selection of American Airs .[Ue local Miliary Soon Sommittes tion Mating several minutes.The + Gufof 81 Lawrence Shipping & Trading ALLEYN 5.Grand Balection\u2014 Herodige | Young Mens Christian Association [are toni ae ane came character Co.11d .\u2019 * .La aan .Massene: | \u2018or & Garden Party to de held (vain abounding in rhythm and color _ : SAIL, TENT asd 6.March\u2014 National Emblem\u201d .de er ray Wternuon oo Mes Uhler, conducted throughout \u201ca er ae es as ae \u2026.| uve.: let \u2018 A TRE au eee [1 i \"i | Fors ou when, remonte da [dvi le manner 1 quil a06 à on your .25 ST.PAUL STREEY [jt on\" te\u201d.Noveli 0 the| pleasing contrast 10 that of This vessel will sail from Quebec Telephone 76.Quon 9.Enact The.Butierfiy\u201d ou diem ot pe en primary Her ring.conductors.whieh proved Wednesday the 7th instant at 4 P.M.#5 84 4e 56 04 00 ve ea.Bendix ome onor the jthat real results can obtained ® for Franquelin River, Clarke City, 10.Vaise-\u2014\"\u201cVictory\".Baynes Lredasermer cu Shas.Fête without exaggeration of movement.and all Gaspe ports from Grande] emma eee AN.UEh the couvtesy nother pleasant surprise was the Vallee to Gaspe Basin.LEGAL NOTIC aop oe ps KING Veenrough the courtesy of Colonel choir which is composed of very Freight will be received at the L NO E.uchterle, the Military Band and|fne individual voices in perfect en.; Conductor: Male Quartette of the Czecho- T Custom House Pontoon Wednesday PUBLIC NOTICE.C CHAS.O'NEILL.RC.A.[Bl0v8k troops now in Valcartier ot nu En ey .the 7th instant ft M.\u2019 Û , 0° .C.A.ls ren # such as Quebectne Tin insans from © Ad.M Egg, RE AT a Bm doy [Cama mil etn atendance! | ar have mor been ied te.pear ans Here is a Store where you can purchase the very For information apply to District of Quebec.Director of Music, R.C.G.A.Junction on Maple Avenue give Ww should be taken a.omterlon by .* + GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE 8.& T.|,, Jutbee.PRESENTED WITH THE rect connection with Mr.Wiegs: vo.Pr di en de finest Groceries obtainable at a big saving.Hundco.be .: > sidence.= ; .° .147 Mountain Hill, Quebec, | | Arctic Steamship Compaay, Limited, | C ORDER OF ¥T.GREGORY Pa goog nore a» an were uni- lf pods of thrifty housewives are daily finding they can \"Phones: Wharf, 7802; Office, 8327.In Liquidation,| An interesting event took place COURT OF SESSIONS.The beautiful finish to the second : : 3 July$xs and after high mass in Notre Dame db A resident of Levis plended not] tumber of the choir was tv some save dollars by ordering their Groceries from J.Noel 7 à.Alphonse Rochette, jean Cartier Que Guilty in the Count of Sessions yeg- | *tent spoiled by several late ar-.R d .: : Provisional Liquidator.\" \u201c|terday morning tn connection with a $ Public Notice is hereby ven that Cyrille Hr lie abl ee, complaint laid against him by .ondeau.\u2019 r.Te For-|school teacher of the same place, by 8 judgment of the Superior Court |tier, were presented with the Order|who had been attacked by Three men M N JUICE : i ip Canada Steamshi ne ih.1020, Blot the Knights of Bt.Gregory (hé|on the night of June Sth last.The Special With Your Choice Wines and Spirits | p butaries and creditors of the Arctic Great, case wag adjourned ¢o a later date MAKE YOUR CHOICE: he presentation was made bdy| for hearing.v Steamahip Com Limited.1 Lin ld Hideto, oo Tid peter us \"Mgr.Cloutier In presence of ths] Complaints were Iald against two Fr ocery raer Etienne Brunier & Sons.of Lyon, Yellow Liquer.03 It of he Supern ° .Ei ec.8° congregation, who congratulated the| Persons for having, it was allged, Imperial Whiskey in Hiram Flasks.| uperior Court, at the Court! récipients of this r#erk of favor|violated the provisions of the Scott î ; ; Gold Soap, § bars.valued at 60c, Waler & Sons.4 MONTREAL SERVICE lee St the Donna von the San [from His Holiness the Pope, and| Act Girls! Make bleaching lotion for o.oo.oes EER Sloe Gin.Henri Piret, of Bordeaux.|] : ° \u2018oremoon, on the 36thi axplaine that the decoration was the| A number of summonses were is- if skin is sunburned, 2 boxes of Hirondelle Vermicelli of Old Jamaica Rum.6 P.M.Dally ox.Sunda day of August, 1930, sued against drivers of automobiles on nd, values at 60c, for.40 a y highest distinction ever granted to e pound, u Cherry Brandy.' 0 an momar |S oc \u201cire\u201d ir nager | memes he Ohare | gi 1nd es ap EIA] tanned or fre «1 of trie cum Gused Rico st] | now sie Gin .eard during the course o week.18c.value 3c, for.40c Wilson's Superior Old Tom Gin.\u201d AY ot should file thelr claims with vouch- i SAGUENAY SERVIC! BB ers in the hands of the Provisional There'll be a good crowd at \u201cBACK IN TEN \" \u2018 Squeesd fre Juice of 1wo lemons 4 packages ot Jello for making oe Booth Old Tom Gin, of London.8 AM.Dally.Liquidator, Mr.J.Alphonse Rochette, the Island da i MINUTES to @ bottis conténing three ounces cream, value 60c.for.Amer Picon, of G.Picon, of Algerie.Pare.156 Bt.Peter street, Quebec, prior to] oe n nce tonight, Bost] New York, July 5\u2014Thomas Jen.|of orchard white, sake well, and 2 Ibs, of nice fresh Toma tued Vine Vermouth, of Martini Solace Torino.X For reservations and the date mentioned © PIT © loaves at 8:00 p.m.kins, manager of R.W.Bennett & [you have @ quarter @int of the besi at Bâc, for .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Atels Martini Cocktails tickets apply to |] b 3 o 1930 Co, haberdushers, is still awaiting [freckle and tan lotion, end com- M.P.CONNOLLY Quebec, Len voi À PERSONAL the return of three gontiemen who|Plexion beautfigr.av vers, very | - ; Gen , Peatiand, Gra Thomeon, visited the firm's store at 106 Fiat.[eMail cost.\u2018 er Agent.Attys, for Provisional Liquidajor.| Miss Diieen Staton.daughjer of |bush Avenue, Brooklyn.Suddenly Your grocer has the lsfnone an4 À usie St.me reg nues Eve, G.J.Staton, who hag been |dleplaying revolvers, they ransack.[any drug store or toilet dounter wil 4 F.8 STOCKING, A MEAN TRICK Visiting sin Montreal and Norwood.[ed the eotatiighment, took money wooly hres ounces of orchard ° + City Pass.nt, + Ont, arrived én Moose Jaw |and vailuebles from a auleeman, u | héto a few conte.Mamege this 18 Du Fort Bn Saskatoon, Sask, July 5\u2014A resi-!Gark., and is the guest of her aunt, |customer, and a letter carrier, and [sweetly fragrant lotion into the | Julvextu.vred.triant.tt dent of Wakow, Sask.found œuiltv|Mre.A, W.Swift, 138 Arthabaska |mede off in an automobile, leaving [face neok, arme and hands each day 6 Lach ti Street.Ph 4128 , EERE of covering & cent pièce with \u201csil- street, West, before proceeding lo|a sign in the front window whioh |and see how freckles and blemishes evro ere one à 5 » - ver\u201d paper and passing it off as a|Uwitt Current, Sask., where she will (read, \u201cBack in ten minutes\u201d.The|élaappeer and how clear, eoft and Jutybus quarter has been sentenced to thirty | be the guest of her seter, Mre.H.police are.imclined 0 doubt that!rosy-white the skin becomes.Ye! À days imprisonment with heed jebor JA.Fyttes .they really intended.to return.It ie harmless and aever irriates. .\u201cClassified Advts.+ ; .1 4 on the whase after arrival of I boat on Sunday mornéna.brown leather piguiia despatch bax oamtaluing lstieve, papers, photograph, otc, of no value to anyone.Anyone returming Price, care Price LOST\u2014In che C.P.R.Patair .Station, e'beaded hand bag con: ining a sum of money, a rallway teket to La Reine, Atétèbl, two Pul- .man berths and dfferent articles.Pinder pleaus return to the nman- ager of the Clarendon Hotel WANTED CHAUFFEUR WANTED.\u2014 A first-class, reliable man, as \u201cChauffeur.\u201d QUEBEC HARBOR COMMISSION.ACCOUNTANT \u2014 Will take full not recuiring the constant service of 2 book-keeper.Address Accountant, P.O.Box 32, Quebec.Julyéx3 rt WANTED\u2014Office man with in- manufacturing or sbipping preferred.Both Janguages essential.Apply Accounting Department, Holt, Renfrew & Co, Ltd.Julysz3 rer rep WANTED \u2014 Girls to attend on able, also General servant, apply to Motel Kennebec, Levis, P.Q.Julysxe pr SALESMAN \u2014 A soM-respecting salamman, whose ambition is beyond his present place, might find more congenial employment with us, and, at the ame time, double his (n- come.We require a man ol clean character, sound in mind and body, of strong personality, who would appreciate a lifew job with a fast- growing concern, where industry would te rewarded with far above average sarnings: married man preferred.Apply Mr.Bartley, Bosse BMdg., Mountain HAL Julydx$ WANTED \u2014 Experienced lady stenographer, must know both languages, good salary paid to the right party.Box P.Z, Chronicle Office.Junesox6 AGENTS WANTED WANTED \u2014 Party with Car to Patent Coal Olleastiy made.$600.00 required.3.Weaver, Watervile, Que.: July2xiw FOR SALE FOR BALE\u2014Private residence No.6 Laporte Street, The Cupe, in perfect order.For details cal up in the morning 1376.Pomession immediate if necessary.Julyexé POR SALE \u2014 Automobiles, two Meolaughlin cars, five passenger.rwdel E-38, 191%; also à Dodge v Touring 1916.AN guaranteed like new.Apply J.C.McNicoll, 279 Be.Joseph Bt, Phone 3068: Res.= 3067.Junedoxlw 3 FOR SALE\u2014Handsome bay driving horsa, seven years old, weighing 11 hundred, guaranteed sound and Quiet; also rubber tired buggy and family wagon, all in first class condition.Apply Farmer's Dalry Little .River Road, Phone 3430.June3sx6 , HAM -\u2014Cooked or raw ham, .hacen, sausage, potted head, bolog- nb musage, salt pork, fat and lean, ; at the store of J.NOEL RONDEAU, ï « Lechevrotiere, May13z3m 2 tr \u201c.MOTORCYCLES, MOTORCYCLES \u2014 OTORCYCLES\u2014Indian make, 19 with electric system, 2 0.1918 model, new 3450.00.1917 model, demonstrator, with rear 1+ Ar cygnet, $300.00.1913 model, i one cylinder, used, $100.00.John- Y son motor wheels, $100.00, fitted on 2i your bicyole.Apply to Quebec Skate \u2018}.& Cycle Co., Reg'd., 38 3-4 St.Valier street.Quebrc.Marchi8.th.sai.tuxef rer re #TORE TO RENT\u2014On ft.John Ut.The first and most up-to-date ,-of this kind in Quebec.1800 feel terrasso floor marble malrease.mom advantageous sand for men's Fy business.Apply at 406 St.Joho 3\u201c@t., or phone 1743 or 7680.; Julydxiw iy FOR RENT\u2014Bungalow at Bttherine, near Lake 8.Joseph : otel, furnished, living room, three bedrooms, dining room ind kitchen.Will rent for summer or would sell > en reasonable terme.Apply lo Henry Smith, Ste.Catherine ation, Co.Portneuf, P.Q.Suiy3x4 pu CCE A eee FURNISHED ROOMS, \u2014 Large, L'eunay and comfortable.Continuvus - het water In bath rooms.Lacation advantageous.Touring car service Sy Welt patronised.Telephone 6 i Suchardson 138 St.Anne AUCTION ROOM Corner of d'Aiguilion and Ste.Genevieve streets, Telephone 7946.d.Casnuit, Anctioncer.*.f am in à position to accept all orders for auclions, at private resi.JX dences or places of business.My - auction room « now open te re- -eoive furniture, goods, stock, etc.0 be sold by auction.At same lace of business.1 bay all sorts of \u2018Second hand furniture, ceal, gas, oil etoves, deifware, oil cloth, carpet and 2 and Ladies and Gents clothes Bargain Store.BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES etre $7,500 por year easily seing my w New Patent Keresens Oll-Gas Burnjw: FHs and stove $600.00 re.: 6 Weaver, Waterville, \u201c Juiytxtw Junelfxim OR-DONALDSON REGULAR SERVICES Montreal\u2014Ginsgow.July 17/Aug.21|8ept.25.Aug.1.8ept.11'Oct.N.Y.~Glasgow (Via Moville) July S1|Aug.28|Sept.25.Cèlumbla New Yoru-\u2014Liverpooi July 17jAug.1 > + Italia *Viu Queunstown For rates of e Serious apple ob total sasarer THE ROBERT REFORD CO, LTB, @ ur ron sraney lo 2.L.dexiu, thet te Is *1 .Baturnia 16.Cassandra Vasari NERVES ALL GONE T0 PIECES uFralt-2- fins\u201d Conquered Nervous Prasiration R.R.No.4, Grsaus PLanee, Man.\u201cIn the year 1910, I had Nerweus Prostration in its worst form} dropping from 170 te 115 pounds.The doctovs had ne hope of mp recovery, and every medicine 1 tried proved useless until a friend induced me to take \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u201d.Ibegan to mend almost at ones, and never had such good health as T have enjoyed the past eight years.I am never without \u2018' Fruil-a-bives\u201d ! sn ths house\".JAS.8.DELGATY, ; 800.a box, 6for $2.50, trial sise 25e, At all dealers or sent postpaid by Freit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.WHITE Star DOMINIQN LINE EUROPE Montreai-\u2014Quebec-\u2014Liverpol: Canada .July 17; Aug.24; Sept.25 Megantic.July 24: Aug.21; Sept.18 AMERICAN LINK.N.Y.~=Cherbourg\u2014Southampton: Philad'phla July 10; Aug.7; Bept.4 New York .July 1 ug.14; Sept.11 8t.Paul .July 24; Aug.21: Bept.18 RED STAR LINE New York-fluuthampton-\u2014Antwerp: Krooniand .July 10; Aug 14; Bept 18 Lapland .July 17; Aug 21: Sept 25 Finland .July 34; Aug.33; Oct.3 Zeeland .July 3); 8Bept.4;0ct.9 WHITE STAR LINE New Yox-\u2014Cherdbourg-\u2014 \u2019 Southampton Adriatie.Juty 3: Aux.14: Sept.15 Olympte.July 8; Aug.4; Aug.28 N.Y.\u2014Queeastown\u2014Liverpool: *Mobile .July 10; Aug.14: Sept.18 Ceitle .July 24; Aug.28; Oct.2 Baltic.July 31; Sept.4: Oct.3 (*formerly Cleveland) N.X.~~Asores.Gibraltar, Naples, and Genoa: Canopie .s +.» .- .July 8 Crete .+ .« « .« .Julyse Full information at: W.M.Macpherson, 53 Dalboutie Quebec, or Local Agents .O.Txtu.th.otx39 FRENCH LIN Connasens Géméaace ThanesaT ANTIQUE Uxprese Posted Garviso NEY YORE\u2014HAVRE La Lorraine July 10: Aug 20; Sept 17 La Toursine July 13; Aug 14; Sept 14 Rochambesu July 17; Aug 31: Sept 23 France .July21: Sept 8;06t.\u20ac Lafayette July 30; Aug.27; Sept 24 La Savole .Aug.6; Sept.3:0ct 1 Wm.M.Macpherson, 6¢ Dathousie 8t.; F.8 Stocking, 12 Du Fort St: C.A.Langevin, St.John street, Quebec.ISLAND PARK FERRY On and after 1st June, until further notice, weather and circum mitting, 88 Frontenac Island.7.00 AM.8.15 AM.10.60 AM.1.00 P.M.4.30 P.M.4.30 P.M.Champion, ex.Sat, Sat.4.00 P.M.6.15 PM 6.45 P.M.Sunday: 1.00 P.M.1.90 P.M.2.158 P.M.2.45 P.M.3,30 PM.4.14 P.M.4.45 P.M.$.30 P.M.6.15 P.M.7.00 P.M.1.46 PM 10.45 PM Night Trips: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday.From Quebec .7.46 PM.From Island .10.4% P.M, CHAMPION.Quebee.4.30 P.M.From AM.Berthler 6.0OMTT at Jean [31] St.Michel 7.00 St.Laurent 7.45 3.00 P.M.Saturday.Sunday: 8.30 AM.and 1.30 P.Mat.Jean 6.20 P.Mst Michel 6.45 P.M.St.Laurent \u20ac.30 P.M.W.J.THOMPSON, : Manager.Apl.2itt.MISCELLANEOUS \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BEER AND PORTER\u2014 You will find a complete stock of (he best Beer, Porter, Gin, Scotch.Alcohol, Brandy, Jamaica Rhum.Rys and the best red and white wines ar the store of J.NOBL RONDEAU, ¢ Lacrevrotiere, Telephone 4128, Maylszim mr rt re TeL 7860.PERSONAL \u2014 MARRY \u2014 For speedy marriage, absolutely the best: largest in the ~ountry; establshed 1b years: thou- |mnds wealthy members, both sexes; wishing early mariage: etrdctiy ronfidential: descriptions free.The OW Reliable Club, Mre.Wrubel, Box 26, Oakiand.Cal.Juneldxim MARRY FOR SURE SUCCESS \u2014hundreds select weaithy members experience in this work: only hon able people wanted.free list The Successtul Cupid, MRS.CAPPBI., Box 115, Oakland, Calif.Junellixim SannnNxARNRTXNRD 8 FHIPPING MOVEMENTS XN Li ; enennunnuenuanxi C-mplled for The Chronicie by F.8.fitocking, General Steamship Agent 18 Du Fort strest, Quebes subject to Change July: 3\u20148cotian.Montreal.Havre, London Montreal.Liverpool New Tork.Ch bourg, Southampton New Tork.Mediterranean Quebec.Glasgow New York.Movills Glasgow «Montreal.Bristol t\u2014Victorian.Quebec.Liverpool T-\u2014Pretorian.Montrea!.Glasgow 8\u2014Scandi'vian Montreal.fBouth- hampton, Antwerp.3\u2014Minnedosa » \u2014Adriatie .» \u2014Canopic .\u201c \u2014Cassandra \u201c+ \u2014Culumbia.4\u2014Valencia.\u2018*\u2014Olympis .New York.Cherbourg.Southampton 9\u2014Tunisian .Montreal.Havre, T.ondon 10\u2014Metagama Montreal.Liverpool \u201c \u2014La Lorraine.Montreal.Havre 13\u2014La Touraine.New York.Havre 14\u2014Em.France Quebec.Liverooo) \u201c\u2014France.New York.Havre 17\u2014Imperator .New York.Plymouth.Cherbourg, Southampton «-\u2014Corsican.Montreal., Liverpool \u201c\u2014Canada.Quebec.Liverpool « \u2014flaturnia .Quebec.Glasgow \u201c\u2014KE Aus.Vic.Nèw York.Liverpool 13\u2014Rocham\u2019bu New York.Havre 30-\u2014Cretic.New York.Mediterranean 23\u20148candi'vian Montreal.Southampton, Antwerp 24\u2014Melitia.Montreal.Liverpool \u2014Megantic.Montreal.Liverpool 2§\u2014Grampian .Montrea).Southampton, Antwerp SHIPPING NOTES.The Cape Eternity arrived at 6:15 a.m.yesterday morning and left at 11:30 a.m.for Montreal, ° .The Trevince passed up at 9:45 «.m.yesterday morning.- .The C.G.8 Druid arrived up at 1:20 p.m.yesterday with the Lower Traverse Lightshipeo eo The Hudson in tow left going up at 5 p.m.yesterday.+ .The C.P.O.8.steamer Viclorian arrived from Liverpool at 5 p.m.vesterday.The steam barge Erie W.left Quebec going up at 7:55 p.m.yesterday.\u2018fhe steam barge Robert Rhodes passed up at 8:25 last evening.es » 0 The C.P.O.5.stramer Metagama teft Grosse Islu at 7:38 last evening and arrived in port at ¥ o'clock.The C.P.O.8.steamer Tunisian 15 due at Grosse Isle at § o'clock this morning, and at Quetec at 8 o'clock.9 The steam barge A D.MoTier passed down at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.+ e The steam barge Stuart W.arrived down at 4:18 o'clock yesterday morning.The C.G.8.Druid left Quebec going down at 4:48 yesterday morning.(OBNOXIOUS GERMAN PILOT CUTTER Continues to Patrol Off Dungeness, in Spite of Mu Publicity \u2019 London, July 8-In spite : of the publicity given 10 her in press and Pyriiament the Obnoxious German pilot cutter continues to patrol and tout oft Dungeness, and there seema lv be not way of getting rid of her, says the Evening News, \u2018The pilotage fees quoted are high in marke, but very low in rea) money, the paper adds.The result le that practically all the neutral) and American ships bound for the continent take a pilot from her Instead of from the British Trinky cutter which patrols along side her Many of the American skippers who were At sea during the German submarine campaign are very oul.spoken on the subject, but they ave their direct orders \u201cBut in blaming others for having short memories, 1t 8 as well to mention that certain British companies are also ordering their masters to patronize her cn the score of economy, with the result that practical ty the whol the temporary Trinity pilots are eiving their notices They were allowed 0 run the riske during the war.but now it is only a proportion of the British oom- panies\u2014the large majority.happily \u2014who care whether they are (thrown out or Bot\u201d \u201c\u2014Cedric.New York.Queenstown & Liverpoo!\u2019 \u201c\u201c \u2014Leopoidina New York.Havre ca STINET RRGATON HOT Action By' Govarnmenté De- \u201c manded\u2014Wind Damage in - Alberta Serious.| , By KE.CORA BIND, Commercial Kditor, Maniieha \u201cYves : Prem \u2019 Winnipeg.July §.\u2014 Cenditicns with regard to crop in the Prairie Provinces continue generally satisfactory.The Free Press lesued its third crop report during the week which included reports from 343 points.Bpedial inquiry had besn .made as to presence of grasshoppers, imount of damage doen to dats and effectiveness of the.Government | boisoning methods.The replies from both Manitoba and Saskatchewan were to the effect that while the menace still exists it ia very fairly under control, that hatchiag ie probably practically over and that while vigilence in reporting outbreaks and diligence in spreading poison would be necessary for probably another two weeks, Theres was good ground fur regarding the plague under control and not likely to entail serious loss, The edges of fields eaten off ten days ago have come on again, there having been very general rains in the infected (territories of both Provinces, Growth has been very rapid and a number of correspondents reported five inches of growth, by actual measurement, in a single week, on bright days the sun has been very hot with a light wind, these days are followed by cool nights, and accosionally rain at night.It would be difficult to think of more Ideal weather for crop production.While rains have been pretty general, & few places reported rains badly needed, and 4¢ points stated that rain was needed to link the sub-surface moisture to the surface.Coarse grains were generally reported In excellent condition and the outlook for hay fair.A little cutworm damage was reported from Alberta and hail at quits a few points, but nothing damaged beyond very rapid recovery.In a wheat belt, over 100 miles long and practically 56 miles wide, \u2018it is not pomsible to have ideal conditions everywhere all the time.Wind Damage in Alberta.\u2018The blown-out area in Alberta, reported last week, has proved quite as serious as at first estimated, and the very worst of the blown area is one of the few sections that has not had good rains.Good rains would have hastened recovery where recovery was possible.Sir Robert Kindersiey, Governor of the H.B.C., who visited the district right after the storm, and motored over a considerable portion of it, characterized the scene as one of the most desolate he had ever seen.He gave a very interesting interview as to what he thought should be done in the matter of further irrigation, He left no doubt as to his being convinced that the Provincial and Dominion Governments should cooperate in the matter of ralsing the money.He very sanely pointed out that during one hurricane day in June crop to a greater value had been destroyed than would be required to build the proposed system.He was quite in favor of the Government permanently assuming part of the expense in view of the general benefit to the whole country and arranging to collect the balance by taxes his capacity of head In Great Britain of Lazard Freres, has had to do with the financing of some of the big irrigation schemes of the Empire and speaks with the authority of practical experience.Bonds of Irrigation.Premier Stewart of Alberta met a delegation of farmers from the blown-out areas recently and promised them that the bonds for the irrigation project would be ready in about 30 days, George Marnoch, president of the Lethbridge Board of Trade, who has heen moving heaven and earth to get this project under way, comments on Premier Stewart's attitude towards assistance from the Dominion Government and says: \u201cI note \u2018that Alberta Government will not be stampeded into any policy of doubtful.complications with Domialon.is what Premier Stewart tells farmer, who want irrigation.But we know what King Canute discovered when he forbade the sea to | toltow action of the tides.Our farmers have discovered no royal road yet to forbid wind stampeding their land.They want irrigation for that.The Premier shuts his eyes wiitully to offers of finances to help us from the Dominion Government, re-offer- ed after the disastrous wind storm.while at the same time retera to the circumstances as a mity and says he is not disposed to disagree with estimates placing damage as high as seventy-five per cent, It appears that our farmers are to be allowéd to suffer because our two Governments cannot get together.\u201d and a sinking fund.Sic Robert.in| CHRONICLE BRIATEST SPOT INHOLY ET Straus Soup Kitchen in Palestine Praised By Various Committees London, July 4\u2014Nathan Sirsus, \u2018of New York, told the Internationa) Sionist Conference here today that the Straus health bureau in Palestine had supplied à need that had been ignored for hundreds of years by a \u201ccriminally indifferent Government\u201d and that it had become a \u201cstronghold in the life of the Holy Lahd.\u201d The bureau was establivhed by Mr.Straus in 1913.The only problemi which took preference over Lhe health question was the feeding of the hungry for which he said he establiched a free soup kitchen in Jerusalem which up to now, has been feeding 700 to 1.000 persons dally.Members of corgmittees returning from Palestine he said, had told hm that his soup kitchen was \u201cthe brightest spot in the Holy City.\u201d The health bureau, Mr.Straus said, was established to improve health conditions generally and particularly to erad!- cate malaria and trachoma.the two diseases which were cndemic there.It was intended to serve all inhabitants of Falestine, irrespective of creed, race or color and, since the Jews number less than one-sixth of the total population, its work had accrued largely to the benefit of non-Jews Mr.Straus reviewed the fight conducted against aria by the Health bureau in and around Jerusalem in 1916 and 1917, which he said \u201cnipped thc cholera epidemis in the bud.\u201d Clinics were opened in tive districts and injections of anti- malaria lymph were given to all comers, while school children were inoculated by nurses sent by the health bureau into districts.In all 30,750 persons were given preventive injections against cholera Typhus ministered.More than 38.000 persons were! examined to ascertain if they were\u2019 affected vith malaria and where the\u2019 reaction was postive, quinine wax! given fres of cost.The water in cisterns used for drinking purposes! was examined and a museum of | hygiens was established.In combatting trachoma, Mr.Straus said, the health bureau treat-! ed 441,574 cases and an attempt was! made to examine the ey>s of all children who could be reached se as to identify that disease which was prevalent in Palestine.A hospital for eye disenses was opened and the campaign was extended into the! towns and colonies outside of Ju.u-, salem, nurses being sent to various places.Ald was also given to refugees when the Jewish population was expelled from Jaffa.Mr.Straus seid that the health bureau had proved __its efficacy and that he hoped its services would increase and become greater in the rehabilitation of the Holy Land, 8 blessing to the people irrespective of race, color lymph also was prepared and ai Deliciousness Yea\u2014airee!! \u201cDalten\u2019s\u201d sise a real thirst quencher-\u2014\u2014 PURE- = ., RE st : Ju TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920.PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE.P LADIES\u2019 GOLF JACKETS.| à 4 | ' » H i NEW DESIGNS.LADIES\u2019 OVERCOATS in CAMEL HAIR and GREY | LADIES\u2019 | SPENCERS.| LADIES\u2019 C.H.TAMS.| Ë EVERYTHING IN JAEGER PURE WOOL for MEN | | .>, | ofn Darlington Keg d |- Opposite Post Office.OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.ÿ The FTRE INSURANCE PROTECTION you had five years age should be increased at least 25% to 50%.based on the prices of today.§ If a Fire should occur, how far would your insurance policy ge on the present day prices?§ Do not delay, have us cull on you.Policies issued for all branches of Insurance.C.and W.CHAMPION, ONNERAL AGENTS.67 ST.PETER 8T.- - - - QUEBEC Phone: Office, 75; Residence, 256.Excellent and Quick Service at All Hours.31 Buade St.Next to Holt, Renfrew & Co.Rubber Balls HARD RUBBER BALLS.BASE BALLS GREY RUBBER BALLS.TERRA COTTA RUBEER BALLS FAINTED RUBBER BALLE Fresh Stock\u2014Big Range FROM 7 CENTS EACH UP.SFECIAL REGULATION TENNIS BALLS (1930 Stook) ONLY 60c EACH T.H.ONEILL £44 dt.John dtreet.Every evening from DANCING Er coven sew refreshment period, Montcalm Hotel: selected patronage: appropriate floor; Jazz music; respect and order are the management's motto.Frees entrance.DR R MAYRAND On end Scalp Dissases.88 FABRIQUE ST.Phone 3378 Consultation Hours: 1 to 8 PM Pebo10xém.DOCTOR RENE PLAMONDOR Former Pupil of the Paris Hospitals Genera) Practitioner Genito-Tirimary Specialist.Ke.18 Lacrels Stress.Opposite the C.P.R.Station se.$ A.SIMONS : A G.SIMONS SIMONS & CO DURING JULY AND AUGUST OUR STORE WILL CLOSE AT 5 P.M.Daily : EXCEPT SATURDAY, WHEN THE HOUR OF CLOSING WILL BE 9:00 O'CLOCK, P.M.WE WOULD EARNESTLY REQUEST OUR CUSTOMERS TO DO THEIR SHOPPING EARLY, SO AS TO ENABLE OUR CLERKS TO GET AWAY ON TIME.SIMONS & Co.20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 338.Opposite City Hall.Portieres - Portieres JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS OF FINE ROPE PORTIERAS, CHENILLE ROPE FPORTIERES, JAPANESE PORTIERES, PLUSH PORTIDRES, VELOUR PORTIERES.We have these Portieres in ail tho following shades: Black, Old Rose, Crimson, Green, Olive Green.Velour and Plush Portleres made to order.NET CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, SCRIM CURTAINS, KARQUISETTE CURTAINS, VOILE CURTAINS We have the largest cholos of Curtains in the City, either by the pair or by the yard, As usual we have a very good selection of LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTH and FBLTOL.We have in stock a good assortment of Rugs, many of them still at the old prices.IRON AND BRASS BEDS, WIRE MATTRASSES, FELT MAT.TRASSES, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, HAMMOCKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, ETC, ETC.\u2014 at \u2014 P J.COTE, 29 & 31 St.John.Street, Opposite Palace Hill "]