The Quebec chronicle, 8 juillet 1920, jeudi 8 juillet 1920

[" » I a | 1.ON.WEATHER FORECAST: Soattered Showers; Clearing ¥ UR The Oucbie ARTH QUEBEC, THU 5 0.D JAY, JULY 8, 1920.GHEN CANAD Chronicle, A'S NEW PREMIER Minimum, 62; Maximum, 68 |) PRICE TWO CENTS \u201cOFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR Resignation of Sir Robert Borden Will Take Etfeot Saturday Two: Retirements From Cabinet, Hon.N.W.Rowell, President of Privy Council, to Private Legal Practise; Hon.Martin Burrell, Minister of Customs, To Become Parliamentary Librarian \u2014 Remaining Ministers Will Give Meighen Undivided as Ottaws, Ont.July 7\u2014(By Canadian Press)\u2014The resignation ef Sir Robert Borden as Prime Minister will take effect on Saturday.He will be succeeded by Hon.Arthur Meighen, Minister of the Interior, who has undertaken the formation of a new administration.Official announcement to this effect was issued from Government House at 11 o'clock tonight.Ths announcement reds: .\u201cThe formal resignation of Sir Robert Borden will be tendered to His Excellency the Governor-General on Baturday next, the tenth instant, and will be accepted by His Exceltency with great regret.His Exoellency has entrusted to the Honorable Arthur Meighen.Minister of the Interlor, the formation of & new administration and Mr.Meighen has undertaken that duty.\u201d There are to be two retirements from the Cabinet.Hon.Ww.Rowell, President of the Privy Counsil, ls returning to private practice; Hon.Martin Burrell, Minister of Customs, is to become Librarian of Parliament.The two retirements, ft is said, are not due to Lire change in leadership.Mr.Burrell has for some time expressed a desire to return to private lis Mr.Rowell's resignation is based on the point that & new party being created, and ao administration formed to represent that party, he is entitled to ask \u201can honorable dis- \" charge A Tha\u2019 posinén which Hr: Réwill takes is outlined in the following if- Beial statement, also issued tonight: \u201cAbout four months ago, Mr.Rowell announced to the Prime Minister that at the close of the recent session he would retire from the Gov ernment.Thin announcement was communicated to caucus on Thursday last.but at the urgent and insistent request of the Liberal Unionists in Parliament and of the entire caucus, Mr.Rowell promised to consult with \u201c his friends in Ontario and communicate his decision to the Prime Minister as soon as possible.Today.Mr.Rowv!l hag informed the Prime Minister that, after such consultation and after having given further and full consideration to the subject he finds himself unable io reach any conclusion other than that communicated to Sir Robert Borden some four months ago and given to caucus on Thursday last.That conclusion was as follows: \u201cThat when a decision had been reached that the work of Unlon Government as such was finished and that a new departure should be made by the creation of a new party and the formation of an administration to represent that party, he might fairly ask an honorable discharge.Mr.Rowell will, therefore, retire from the Government when the Prime Minister's resignation takes effect.\u201d Bo fur as the remaining \u2018members of the Cabinet are concerned, it was stated on high authority tonight, they will give their \u201cundivided support\u201d to the new Prime Minister.In the formation of his Cabinet, therefore, Mr.Meighen will have but two retirements to meet\u2014\u2014those of Mr.Rowell and Mr, Burrell, with the administration, of course, of that of Sir Robert, whose resignation will leave the Maritime Provines without A representative in the Cabinet.Mr.Meighen may assume the portfolio of President of the Privy Council relinquished by Mr.Rowell.In that event it 1s likely that the Department of the Interior over which he now presides would b> merged wilh that of Immigration and Colonization.The vacancy caused by the resigna- \u2018 tion of Mr.Burrell, It Is thought, is likely to be filled by the appointment either of F.R.Groen.member for Kootenay.West, or of H.H.Stevens, Vancouver Cenire.As a representative from Nova Scotia, the name of F.B.McCurdy, of Halifax, has been suggested.Should either of these fatter appointments be made, à bye Extra Fan * Support \u2014 election would be necessary.Although all members of the Cabinet techniealiy resign when Sir Robert hands in his formal resignation they wik not require to be re-elected on accepting office in the new admin- Istration.Interviewed by the Canadian Press tonight, Hon.Arthur Meighen declined to maks any statement at the present.This, he pointed out, would not be altogethar in place until Saturday.The news epread like wildfire locally and the coming Premier was besieged with congratulations.Before leaving his office late tonight, Sir Robert Borden received the miembers of the Parliamentary Press Gallery.Upon being informed by the members that his impending departure was a matter of sincere regret to them, Sir Robert replied that he was Indeed glad to think that his relations with the Gallery men had always been of the most cordial and he beapoke the same support cooperation and for his successor.Hon.Mr.Meighen wii! be the first Western man to take over the chiet executive of Canada.White he isa native of Ontario Mr.Meighen has spent practically his whoie life In the West.He has represented Portage la Prairie, Man.since 1903.Mr.Meighen was also the man who went with Bir Robert Borden to England in 1917 to attend the Imperial conference.He is & bar rister Wy profemiol Nevingduated from Toronto University in 1896.He is also remembered as the man who fathered the Compuisory Military Service Act and ear.ried it through the House of Commons in 1917.Press Comment Montreal, July 7.\u2014(By Canadian Press).\u2014Commenting on the resignation of Sir Robert Borden and the formation of a new administration by Hon.Arthur Meighen, the Montreal Gasstte says editorially: \u201cCircumstances have long designated him as the most likely of the actual ministers to take up the heavy work of the Premiership and revive the party enthusiasm.that has been allowed to decline.In no task given to him has he failed.He has the respect of ail sections of Parliament, the tribute to his capacity, industrially and attention to duties the country can depend upon it that as he has grown with his op- Dortunities in the past, so he will grow with thoss which now confront him\".FOUR STOWAWAYS WILL HAVE TO BE DEPORTED Montreal, July 7\u2014What is regarded as a record in the history of Atlantic steamship travel has just been achieved by four stowaways on board the C.P.O.8.liner Tunisian which docked here today.They were no! discovered until after the ship had passed Quebec, fifteen days out from London and Le Havre.They were two Frenchmen and two Poles who admitted boarding the ship at Le Havre.Their hiding place was In the coal bunkers and the men presented a fearsome apeparance when they finally came out.Steersge passengers kept the men supplied with food during the voyage.Before being handed over to the Immigration officers the men were given a bath.They will be reurned to Europe by the first available boat.THIRD PARTY NOT LIKELY.8an Franciscd, Cal, July T \u2014 Reports that Senator Hiram Johnson might be persuaded to head a \u201cthird party\u201d in the United Stame elections are considered to have been definite: ly settled by a statement which he issued today from his home here He declares that support of the Republican Party \u201cwith a syndicate Patmoed by 1.0.1 Sof the Ook of Comat TODAY SPECIALS Fresh Gaspe Salmon, per pound, 40c .and.Santa Rosa Plums.\u2014A red flesh Plum, sweet and juicy.A.GRENIER \u2018Phones 1247-1248.94-96 BT.JOHN STREET.standing four square upon the plat form\u2019 fa the only choice left.his WILL FORM ADMINISTRATION POLITICAL CHADS MEXICO'S FATE Apparently Unrelated Revolutionary Movements Reported from Different Points Washington, July 7.\u2014Revolution- ary movements in various parts of Mexico were reported in advices received at the State Department from United States officials In that country.The movements apparently are unrelated and of minor importance, but are being carefully studied by department officers.United States Consul Blocker at Piedras Niegras, opposite Eagle Pass, telegraphed the department that Gen.Richardo Gonzales, a nephew of Gen.Pablo Gonzales, with a force estimated at between 50 and 200 men, had revolted against the present government cutting the lines south of Monclova, Coahuila, on July 4 and advancing as far north as Berroterran where they are now located {holding coal mines.Federal General Morales left Piedras Niegras last night with 200 soldiers to attack the ;revoiting force.Another federal column is reported to be advancing from Saltillo.Advices from the United States consul at Tampico stated that it was officially acknowledged there that General Carlos Osuns and General gris | Lérrader \"Apadtr werd ih rebellion.General Osuna is reported to ba between Tampico and Monterey and General Agadir on the San Luis Potosi line.There also were reports at Piedras Niegras that General Jesus Guajardo had revolted at Gomez Palacio near Torreon with 300 men and had advanced towards the United States border over the old Mexican international railroad line.STEAMER HAMONIC AGROUND.Port Huron, Mich, July 7 \u2014 The steamer Hamonie, carrying about 300 passengers from Duluth to Detroit, grounded nortn of Harbor Beach early today during a heavy tog.The steamer was reported in no danger and tugs were expected to release it with little difficulty.The Hamonic is owned by the Northern Navigation Company.Last Report The steamer Hamonic which grounded seven miles north of Harsafe, and would reach Sarnia, Ontario, about midnight to-night, according to a message received here late today.No attempt had been made disembark the 35¢ passengers, the message added.The Hamonic of 5,600 tons, was bound from Duluth to Detroit, News index.Page One, Meighen Canada's New Premier.Col.Minden Cole's Fine Record.German Plan Is Unsatisfactory.Importance of Empire Shipping.Political Chaos Mexico's Fate.Weather Report.Page Two, Household And Fashion Hints.Page Three, Sifting Evidence In Elwell Case, Most Serious Fire Of Years.Nothing New In Local Cubinet.Remove Trade Restricfions.Of Interest To Anglican Church.Will Investigate Hydro Radial.Conspiracy To Kill Ex-Wire.Plucky Clerks Saved Bank.C.A.Chenevert Died Yesterday.Fourth Case Of Bubonic Plague, Novelty In Legislation.Page four Editorial: Press Comment.Correspondence.Legal Intelligence, Page Five Mike Prosko Hers Today.Baitors Were Entertained.Board of Trade Meeting.Reading Matter For Czeche, * Page Six, Canadfans Sail This Week.Bchool Boy Day At Bisley.[| Atlantic City After Olympics.Yachts Hauled Out of Water.Quebec Baseball Leagus eting.Page Seven.Anti-Buftrage Klement Active, An Artist 1s Second Engineer.Page Eight.Mexico Opens Three Free Ports it | Want to Boom Artificial Wool.Page Nine.Financial and Commercial News.New York and Montreal Markets.Page Tea.At The Theatres.Social And Personal.[| Reminiscences of the Past bor Beach inla fog early today was GOL.MINDEN GOLE HAD FINE REGORD 1878 \u2014 Saw Many Campaigns Montreal, July T\u2014Lieut.-Colnoel Frederick Minden Cole, D.8.0.died this morning at his home on Lincoln Avene, Westmount, after a brief 1liness.He comanded a local battery in France.The late Lt.-Col.F.Minden Cole, D.8.0., D.CL, was born in Montreal on August 1, 1859, a son of Major Frederick and Louisa Purkis (Barret) Cole In 1378 he was gives a commission In the Montreal Brigade of Garrison Artillery.In 1685 he served through the Northwest 1892 10 1501 he commanded the Started Military Career inj! campaign (Northwest Medal).From} CEAMAN PLAN OF DEMOBILIZATION UNSATISFACTORY as Presented to Allied Rep- \" tesentatives at Spa Yesterday Afternoon | SERIOUS EXAMINATION Calls For Progressive Reduction To 100,000 Men in 15 Months Montreal Heavy Brigade, having obtained a first-class certificate tro the Royal School of Gunnery in 1890.He commanded the Canadian Artil lery sent to Bhoeburyness, Eng., |! 1396, the team with which Col.Col as battery commander won th Queen's Prise.He held staff appointments at the Artiliery Campi of 8t.John, N.B., Dessronto and Pet-| tewawa, 1903 to 1907, and was cmo- mandant of the Province of Quebec: Cadet Camps.1913-14.He held the long.service decoration.He was President of the Canadian Artillery Assoclation, 1896-1898.member of the Canadian Council of the British Red Cross Society and one of the four called to Ottawa by Lord Minto to organize the Patriotic] Fund on the outbreak of the South\u2019 African war in 1899, and was honorary secretary-treasurer of the latest fund untll b> was sent overseas.the Baden-Powell Boy Scouts chaire man vf the Montreal Council and commander of the Oversens \u2018Boy Scouts at the Coronation of His Majesty King George, 1911.He was appointed with the approval of His Majesty, a Knight of Grace of, the Order of The Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, in England ia 1918.\u201che When the great war broke out, Col Cole voluntesred for servi and was for over three years (1915- 18) at the front as officer commanding First Brigade C.G.A., composed of Canadian.South African and British (R.G.A.), siege batteries.He was present at operations in the salient, the battles of the Somme, Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele and Lens He was twice mentioned In despatches and awarded the D.8.0.Since returning from the front where he commanded a brigade of heavy artillery, Lieut.Col.Cole had been In poor health.He served for Court martial at Headquarters and in other military capacities, eventually returning to the reserve of nf- ficlers.He was one of the oldest members of the Canadian militia, having heon a veteran of the Northwest rebellion and of the Great War, winning the D.8.0.in the iatter campaign.He held à staff appointment at 8t.John, N.B., Deseronto and Petawawa from 1903 to 1807.At the wish of his family the :funera* service will! be private and the veteran woldier will be buried without the military honors to which his service entitles him.TIMES FINANCIAL EDITOR REVIEWS OUR BANKING iLikens Conditions Here To Those the English Bankers Have to Contend With London, July 7.\u2014(By Can.Ass'd 1 Press)\u2014The Canadian banks have |geen great expansion In their business during the past year or sn, sayo the Financial Editor of the Times Profits have advanced, though not al # In proportion to the striking ances shown in turnover, and while some of the differences foreshadowed for the period succeeding the cessation of hostilities have been encountered.others have proved of much less importance than many of {the Dominion bankers had anticipated.Like the Bank of Montreal and the Canadian Bank of Commerce, the Merchants\u2019 Bank of Canada is able to show a record of all around expansion in its latest accounts, The General Manager was decidedly cautious in his survey of the commercial situation at the general meeting, and it is clear that conditions in Canada at the present time have much In common with thom on this side of the Atlantic.Production lags painfully and labor difficulties abound, and the work of restoring war's ravages must be protected in these circumstances, however, well the first stage has been surmounted.The period of 1nfla- tion har come to an end, and it would be unwise to anticipate a continuance of the rate of expansion recorded in the past few years.APPOINTMENT FOR H.R.POUSSETTE Ottawa.July 7\u2014The appointment of Mr.H.R.Poussette by the Civil Service Commission to the office of commissioner of commerc) ia the Deparument of Trade and Commerce ls announced today.This position has been vacant since the death of the laie M.Grigs, 1918.He was district commissioner of Spa.Belgium, July 7.\u2014(By the Associated Press).\u2014 The German plan for progressive demobilization to 100,000 men in 15 months, was resented to the representatives of the Allied governments here this afternoon and was declared un- fatistactory to the Allies, The Associated Press Is informed by a prominent member of the Conferenceit will be examined seriously, however, and acted upon after the ex- verts report Lo-morrow.The impression in allied circles to-night is far more favorable than yesterday, the presentation of the German plan opening, the way for discussion and removing the danger of a rupture.Dr.Simone, the German Foreign, Minister, gave it as his opinion that the crisis had not yet passed.Theonly moment when thers was any bitterness shown at this afternnon's session was when Premier Lloyd George sald rather impatiently: \u2018You only have to make a law tu reduce your army and execute ft\u201d.To this Simons replied: \u201cI wish to remind the honora%le gentleman that there are parts of the British Empire in which there are lawa concerning the keeping of arms by subjects, which the Brih Empire is unadle to enforce.\u201d The Allied demand is for imma diate destruction of 12,000 cannon, which the Allied commissioners in Germany have under guard, together with 60,000 machine guns.Germany desired to destroy the guns at the rate of 1,000 a month.The Allies hold that this is not sufficiently rapid and express fear that the machine guns will fall into the hands of the insurrectionists.The military experts of both Germany and the Allies began an examination of the German plan immediately after adjournment of the Conference, Premier Millerand declared to the correspondent it was most essential that there be complete accord betwein the Allies, rd that lermany rad found thit accord existet The first evitess of ria, ihe Trenca Tramier saié.vis when the Alltes foc ned to d's v's.4 var.mament in th: absence of ihe responsible German authorities.\u201cThen when asked to fix a date for disarmament\u201d, said Mr.Millerad, \u201cthey found the Allies united, and consented to present & plan of demobilisation on a definite date.This made it possible for the Con- (erence to go on.\u201d The French Premier added that lie had a good Impression of the nrogress of the Conference.The Dans!g queation, he sald, would not ne discussed with Germany.as Germany was no longer concerned with it.Speaking of the coming financial conference in Bruesels under the auspices of the League of Nations, M.Millerand said it would take place on the date originally fixed, Official Communique The official communique issued after the session of the conference today says that General von Beecht, German Chief of Staff submitted a detailed note on Germany's position regarding war material and asked tor a delay of 13 months to comply with the treaty requirements.Premier Lloyd Georges on behalf on the Allies, declared this impossible since it was known that thousands of guns.machine guns and rifles were in the hands of the German population and & million men were under arms under various pretexts The communique says that the sxperta would meet to-night to ve- *Hy Clenera) von Beecht's figures and that the Allies would announce their final decision to-morrow, The German Minister of Defense, Herr Gessler, during a recess of the Conference said to the German newapapermen: \u201cIf we are compelled to disarm then it muet be done.But we will not be responsible for internal order in Germany.\u201d BIG CONVENTION TAXES ROUSING ACCOMMODATION Montreal, July 7.\u2014The second annual convention of the National Bhoe Retallers Amsocliation and the Shoe, Leather and Allied Trades Fale will open at the Windsor Hotel here next Tuesday and continue until the 13th instant.1t is expected that about 2,600 guests wih be in Montreal and housing accom: Jmodation is at such a premium that sleeping quarters have been even mqured en the Canada Bieamahipe boat Richelieu lo the River St Lawrence IMPORTANGE OF | EMPIRE SHIPPING Is Insisted On\u2014Imperial Com: mittee Appointed to Con-| sider Its Different Aspects\u2019 London, July 7.\u2014(By Canadian Associated Press).\u2014 The sppoint-| ment of an Imperial commities te, consider of general moment in re-; gard to shipping regulations in different parts of the Empire is taken as an indication that the Government Is preparing the ground al ready for the meeting of the Imperial conference next year.Discussing the committee and its fune- tions, the Daily Telegraph points\u2019 out that on the eve of the war only| 3.5 per cent of the world's tonnage\u2019 was registered In the dominions and: crown colonies, the United Kingdom: possessing more than twelve times: as much.Now the Commonwealth! of Australia has a fleet of its own, Canada is moving in the same rection, and other parts of the over: sess empire are evincing increased concern in matters affecting mer.| shant shipping.\u201cThough we in the Old Country: regard with little sympathy any, tendency towards nationalization of: shipping\u201d, continues the Telegraph, \u201cbelieving that in the long run a\u2019 fleet run by a bureacracy will prove unremunerative to the atate concerned that is, after all, a matter to] be settled by each unit of the; Emplre for itself.The current of British opinion after the experiences; of the war, is set in the opposite direction.The desire is for freedom: In order that initiative and en-! \\hus'asm may have free play.Any! difference of outlook in this respect By Appointment £ Furriers to King George V.His Majesty When You Come To Quebec.{Even assuming there is nothing you wish to purchase, your visit to this quaint old City will not be complete if you fail*to see Holt, Renfrew showrooms.Our establishment looks forward from year to year to the coming of our American neighbors, and our competent and efficient staff will esteem it a pleasure to display and explain to you the beauty of the various furs and pelts which we have for your inspection, 1 ~ Sumptuous germents are tobe seen in Mole, & Squirrel, Seal, Mink, Opossum, and other equsily Ÿ beautiful furs.y & Raw pelts may be taken into the United States duty free.between ourselves and the Dominion \u2018 will not Interfere with the useful; work which this committee can bo! Apart from the investigations of complaints 2s to the inadequary of ex:sting of shipping services to the Empire and the level of freights, the | functions which it will perform are of geeat range and importance.The! members of the Committee on which the Dominions will be directly re- vorted, as well as the appropriate departments of the Imperial government, will carry out a general! survey of the existing sea communications and make recommenda- provement of the facilities.JAPANESE BLOCKING ONE'E SHIPPING BILL Washington, July 7.\u2014Charging that Japansse shipping interest were | fomenting a propaganda against | the recently enacted Merchant | Marine Act, Senator Jones, who! that Pacific coast ports would not suffer in case embargoes wer: vlaced against them by either Japanese or British shipping com-' panies.The Shipping Board was given assurance, he stated.that United States ships will immediately be allocated in sufficient numbers to replace foreign ships which a withdrawn and \u201cto insure uninter.ports and imports.| The Weather.Toronto, July 7.\u2014The disturbance which was over Michigan last night, Is now centered north of the Ottawa Valley and good rains have: occurred over the greater part of.Ontario and Quebec.The weather in the West has been warm with! tight showers in Northern Saskat- chewan.| Minimum and mazimum temperature: ! Temperatures; | Min.Max Prince Rupert .4¢ 74 Victoria .Mu Vancouver se 33 Calgary .44 80 Battleford so 7 Prince Albert - 34 6 Medicine Hat ss 1 Moose Jaw .44 7 Swift Current 7 Saskatoon se 1 Regina es 43 77 Winnipeg .-.4 8 Port Arthur .se 12 London 3 7 \u2018Toronto so 13 Kingston Ottawa.es 72 Montreal a 7 Quebec » \u201cen 8st.John .$3 3 Halifax .34 7 | Furetasts: | Lakes and Georgian Bay-\u2014Mode- rate to fresh northwest and west winds, generally fair not much change in temperature.Ottawa and Upper Bt.Lawrence Fresh northwest winds, fair, not much change in temperature.Lower Bt.Lawrence\u2014Fresh west) to northwest winds, a few scattered showers at first, then clearing.Gulf and North Shore\u2014Btrong easterly, shifting to southwesterly winds with rain.Maritime\u2014Fresh to strong south west winds with showers and loca) thunderstorms.Lake Superior\u2014Moderate northwest winds, fair not much change in temperature.All West\u2014A few svattereé show.tions for the co-ordination and im-! tramed the measure, declared today ij rupted movement\u201d of oriental ex- À This is the month to examine the household Tabie-ware, Spoons, 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 carefully 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 a special display of Antique À 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 acciéents to watches during the bonting, dathing and fishing season.Fr 1f during your vacation your watch should fall into water, open up the case and immerse the whoie watch in coal oil, sweet oll, or any oil obtainable, do not delay: watch materials are ex- ceasively expensive at present and often difficult to procure, the oft will prevent rust, Mail the watch to us as quickly as possible.G.SEIFERT & SONS WATCHMAKERS 16 FABRIQUE STREET.Opposite City Hall.FOR SALE I FORD RACER, with wire wheels and electric starter; also 1 FORD ROADSTER, with electric starter and wire wheels.See us for PRICES and TERMS.M.L DOHAN } r 8.8.FLORABA LAUNCHED Toronto.July 7.\u2014~The 8.8.\u201cFlo chine boilers of 180 pounds works reba\u2019 which is designed for freed |Ing Pressure and has a deadweight water service and has a length of capacity «2 2,680 tons.11, was launched this 241 feet over a! CAMP, N A onu.aflernoon at the dock of the Dominion Shipbuilding Company.Winnipeg, July ?.-\u2014Bupperters of \u201cPloraba\u201d, the fourth ocean going| the one big union do mot take ae vessel Isunched this year from the|riously the Trades CouncH campaign yards of the Dominion Bhipbiuld« against their organisation and ace ing Company, Limited, of thie city, which has been bufit for the service of the Gulf Navigation Company in the South American and Quit of Mexico trade and will carry & sarge trom Montreal to Cuba on her foi.tial trip, was launched today.She is equipped with triple ez- W.M.Hoop, as organiser im the campaign againët the 0.B U., an a joke, mid F.Woséwart, fecretary of the one big union teéay.\u201cIt is up te the internationals te make the Rest move\" declared Mr, ~ ore for the Mest part fair and warm.pansion recriprocating engiste of .OC.B.U.would én * 29 Palace Hill.\"Phone 4748.| >; 940 horse power, two Bcoteh mas inclined to treat the appointment of Woodware, When ssked what the cme + i A Ag - bd care of = Tox ere \u201d» > ad oat od \u20ac on od Que this sumer, the Canddian Railway have arranged the fol- se of trains between Ë < 2:00 me Frontenac\u201d Daily.) Montreal.The only sto Pont Rouge, phere - 8.Martin's Boies Thin ant, Wortmount.Arrives at Montreal, | Windsor Street station, 7:18 p.m.Local Daily except Sun { For Trois Rivisres and in-! CE rt mets Vor Ver ont: ete Louisville, are at cos 3p pum) y 20:66 pm.For Montreal and intermediate sta- 1 Vip pation at pb am \u2018 on à a.m, Penis: Artive at Paluis ( 5:90 a.m, \u2014 Local.Daily.From 4 \u2018Montreal (19:45 p.m.Place Viger Stn.), and intermediate stations ( 6:90 a.m.\u2014Local, Daily except Sun- From Trois Rivisrso (6:00 wm.), and Intermediate stations 1:55 pam.\u2014Locsl.Except Sunday.> From Montreal (7:50 a.m.Piace { Viger Stn.), and intermediate stations.| 2:00 p.m\u2014\"The Frontenac.\u201d Daily.From Montreal (3:4 a.m.Windsor Street mation).stopping { paiy at St Martin Jet, Lanorale .Berthier Jst, Loutssville and (on Sunday only), Trois Ri- Po vieres, Batiscan and Font Rouse oth Lo Lor pas om Mon- { orale, (to ¥W¢ oft from Montreal and Trois Rivières and to Jet on for obec), Ea P e and Pont (to let off from Montreal and Trois Rivieres), Portneuf.Sri Ticket Agents will gladly additional information on Jn.êx.tf HE 1 à = Station, 4:30 p.m.dally except Sun- , Arriving Montreal, Place Viger) .Bt 9:3¢ p.m.Pléch Viger Stn.Montreal, at 4:18 pm.dally except Sunday, arriving at 9:16 p.m.Montreal, Windeor @t., Station _and Quebec, Palais Station \u201cThe Frontenac\u201d leaves Montreul, indeer St.ftation, 9:45 a.m.daily! ving Quebec 3:00 p.m.Québec 2:06 pm.dmily, arriving Montreal, Windsor MR.Statien T:1 pm Quebée, Palais Station, aod Montreal, Place Viger Station \\ (Westbound) Trains lsave Quebec at 7:50 am, ar a, so pm) | \u201cThe Viger\" leaves Quebec Palais) Returning, \u201cThe Viger\u201d eared sturning \u201cThe Frontenac\u201d von [dally except Sunday, and 10:45 p.m.@Ally arvivinie Montreal 2:2 pm.And 8:80 a.m.respectively.(Eastbound) Trams leave Montreal at 7:50 a.m.daily except Sunday and 10:4% p.m.) Arriving Quebec 1:56 p.m.an : [i898 8.m.respectfully.ion is omMed specially to the \u201d leaving Montréal, Vtmense Street Station at 9:48 am.AMNER TAPS CREAT LAKES SEVEN.DAY CRUISES $67.00 and wp.1B STOCKING mm Paes 8 aR ca J.0 aad\u2019 *.Ly TA, \u2019 .» Children Cry for Fletcher's N iy for Infante snd Children, babies.- A baby's medicine tenchangeabie.g It was the mood of for the common ailments of Infants asd Childrves Pietchet's Castoria is strictly a.for grown-ups are not in a remady that beought Castoria baor the public after years of research, porns son ns fr What is CASTORIA?CastoriaYis a*harmibesysubsticute for\" Caster OG, In Use For Over 30 Years cr cor eo Posr TOASTIES X Wonderful'Corn Flakes # > The sealed-in goodness of selected white, cooked for Nyour.breakfast lune or supper \"veu Stl Sse à * Grocers everywhere - sell POST TOASTIES \"TIRES 15 to 30% REDUCTION AT THE BIG AUTO STORE 1200 ST.VALIER STREET Julys,10,14,19x4 JOHN I.La ROCHE 316-316}, ST.PAUL STREET, (Near Ste.Anne Depot).Ve Always on hand choice WINES and LIQUORS of all description.Mayl8xtu.th.sat.x1y, FATHER MOTHER FOWL.FOWL.COULD TALK ?MOTHER, would do it ALL!\u2014SHE would tell these FACTS about complety BUOCESS\u2014in the raising or healthy CHICKENS, REQUIRE.NENTE.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Clean, \u2014Dry,\u2014Well Ventilated, Chicken COOPS, with roofs that do not leak.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Sunny Exposure, but: to be in the shade, when It is very hot, \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 Responbible carelaker, who will feed the CHICKS regularly on time.Lois of clean.cool drinking water.\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Uxtermination of all vermin,\u2014= \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 (If possible) put the coops containing the Chickens in grain field, during daytime, and fill the feeding tne, (in coop) with grain.\u2014 ~\u2014 \u2014 DON'T allow very weak Chickens to tive, \u2014 \u2014\u2014- \u2014 Keep FATHER FOWLS, away from the coop.Their job is sided \u201cpro tem\u2019.-\u2014\u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 Keep different peultry, separated.RIMBMBER! 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Made in Beauport, P.Q., by The GAULIN Co.Ltd.OI SALASROOMS, 133 ST.PAUL OT.PRONE Na | .desseet for fix peopld.No artificiel LINE REAPPEARS.at .» \u201cee .\u2019 J .; TT - .\" ._ SMFROYES ©.XK.Shan J THE TIGHTENED WAIST- |\\mnemennnnnnnnsnnnnnnnnnmnnnnnÛün By Gertrude Beresford.This decidedly good-looking shows that fashion would like toix model of navy blue Poiret twill.[{] ed buttons of jet are used for the eut on the popular straight lines feather ornament on the left side.Now For the By Rita Stuyvesaitone of May flowers growing in this cold bleak month.But how one does cling to the midwinter of old-fashioned flowers.When cloth of gold, fetas decide to form an alliance.the millinery world expects a bewilderingly lovely hat, and indesd it 18 not disappointed.type bonnet with a broad front and receding back.It covered the top ishly.to the wide crown as if they grew ithe ekquisite coloring of the fruie, which range from the the unripe grape to the rich deep purple of the wins variety.fashionable! and many a Spring la gauzy wall.[spun gold material encircles itself with gay spring flowers, and then maline.\u2018The maline is arranged in a double frill about the crown and turns up from the face with bewitching becomingness.Another interpretation of hat of black and gold brocade con |f bined with peach-colored faille silk, This clever little hat wisely choses a aoft crown for grace and a turned down brim for coquettishnezz a hat can afford to overlook.It demurely ties quaint ribbons about the crown and allows them to flutter off the back with gay abandon.But in more serious moments|} a Spring hat leather, and then, quite contrary to e OF INTEREST TO Legal Decision Regarding Property Given By Judge in Toronto Toronte, Ont, July 7\u2014An inter- wting decision in an Angllean Church issue was given by Justice Rose here today.The rector and church-wardens of Christ Church, Belleville, said the incorporated 8ynod of the Dioeess of O:tario and the Incumbent of 8t.Thomas\u2019 Church and rector of Belleville, for \u201can account of renta issues and profits of certain lands held for the benefit of the rectory of Belleville and of the Income derived from the invested proceeds of the sale of some lands that have been sold.\u201d \u201cThe plaintiffs also claimed payment of any amounts if such rents, issues, pro:its and income have exceeded $5,000 in any year since 1902\" Justice Rose finds that \u201cif in any year the sum of the revenues arising from the investments Leld by the Synod and of the rents, issues and profits of the lands of the rectory remaining ur.sold\u2014the recinant of the sighten acreg granted in 1830\u2014exceeds $2,000, the surplus must be apportioned to and divided among the incumbents of the other churches of the Church of England in Canada in the townuhip of Thurlow.in such proportion as the defendant Synod shall, by law or canon from time to time ord: and direct.\u201d FOURTH GASE OF BUBONIC PLAGUE Citizens at Mass-Meeting Demand Ordnance For Rat Extermination Pensacola Fla, July 7.\u2014 The fourth case of bubonic plague, was ofticially reported here today.Henry Hudson, driver for an express company having contracted the diseases.Citizens, at a mass meeting todsy demanded that the city commission \u2018Pass an ordinance providing for rat extermination.Mayor Sanders sald the ordinance would be enacted as quickly as possible.Word came from the Surgeon General's office in Washington that uniess rats are killed the city would be placed under quarantine.Suspected Case Port Arthur, Texas.July 7.\u2014A negro said to have been employed on Galveston wharves died Tuesday of a disease which the City Health Officer today announced as bubonic plague.98.OLYMPIC SAILS WITH MANY CARIN PASSENGERS New York, July 7\u2014(By Canadian Press)\u2014The largest number of cabin passengers Juaving this port for Europe on one ateamer this year, 1,246 in all, will mil for Cherbourg and Southampton on the big White B'er liner Olympic tomorrow.There will be 730 pase ngers in the frst class, and 515 In the second class.with 1,000 aâditional in the third class, a total of 2,245.The following Canadjans are among the passengers: Miss GQ.Wellim, Mr.W.F.Langworthy.Miss Agnes Langworthy and Miss Gertrude Langworthy, Winnipeg.This is th Olympic'e first eastbound trip since she wis re.ftted tor passenger service.During her stay in port the big British ship has been visited hy a large number of local marine men who declare that In \u2018the matter of comfort and \u2018uxurlous furnishings she renres:nts th» last word in ocean travel.DAVIS CUP DRAW Eastbourne, England, July 7\u2014In the Davis Cup matches, France versus the United States the draw.inge are: July 8.Johne\u2018on va A.H.Gobert Tilden ve.W.H.laurents.July 8, Johnston and Tilden vs, Gobert and Laurents.July 10, Clobert ve.Tilden: Laurents ve.Johnston.MEXICAN NATIONAL BANK.Mexico City, July 7\u2014Decision has been reached to re-cetablish the former National Bank of Mexico ag the sole bank empowered to issue notes, according to an announcement made oy Provincial President de la Huerta to foreign correspondents here.SMUGGLING LIQUOR.Duluth, Minn, July 7\u2014Chiet of Police John Murphy and Frank Bradley, Deputy United States Marshal, were arrested today by representatives from the United States Marshal's Oftice in Mt.Paul on rants charging complicity in bring.tng liquor from Canada to Duluth.SPANISH SOVERIGNS ARE TRAVELLING San Sebastien, Spain, July 7\u2014King Alfonso and Queen Victoria arrived here today on their way from Madrid for a visit to France and England.After a chort stop they continued their journey toward Paris.It was announced that when the League of Nations Council meets In San Sebastien late this month, the king will receive the foreign dele vates in the Palais Miraur here \u2018 Chronicle.ANGLICAN CHURGH WILL INVESTIGATE HYDRO-RADIAL The Ontario Govt.Names Five Commissioners Following Sensational Report Toronto, July 7.\u2014 Hon.Walter Kollo, Ontario Minister of Laborseen this morning with regard to the action of the Ontario Government in deciding to have a commission report on the hydro-radial scheme said he was entirely in cord with the decision the government had taken.The commission io investigate the Hydro radial proposition in Ontario will consist of five members, said Premier Drury today, in a long distance telephene interview from his farm at Crownhill, Ont.The men to compose this commission have not yet been selected, Premier Drury denied the assertion that the C.P.R.or any other outside influence was behind the govern ments decision to halt the hydro cad!als.The contention that the foes of public ownership had taken a hand in the matter, he characterized as groundless and extravagant.Thers would be no delay in going to work.it the veport of the commission was favorable to it.he said.Premier Drury said that the fol.towing opinion, given by a financial expert, had much to do with the cabinet's decision in this matter: \u201cOntario would be financially crippled and would have difficulty in floating provincial loans If hydra railway schemes were proceeded with, regardiess of the resources of the government.\u201d FARTHQUAKE SHOCK.Washington.July 7.\u2014A pronoune- ed earthouake was recorded today at the Georgetown University Beismographical Observatory.The dis turbance bexan at 1.69 o'clock and continued until 2.54 o'clock, reach- Ing its height at 2.05 o'clock.The center of the disturbance was calculated at 2.600 miles from Washington, probably in Central or South America.Gonzales Observatoryfined record on the Gonzales Observatory selsmosraph here todav indicated an earthquake ahout 550 miles south of Victoria.The dia- turbance began at 10.45 and continued 20 minutes.WILL COMMAND OFFICIAL GOVT.AVIATION MELD.Ottawa.July T\u2014Lieut John Mulwey, of this city.an officer who served with distinction In the Royal 'Plying Corps in France, during the (war.has recelved the signoi honor {of the anpointment of the command :of Canada's first official Government aviation field.to be located here.: Confirmation of the appointment was made at milltary headquarters | tonight.Mr.Mulvey has already undertaken the supervision of the construction of the hangers at the Rockcliffe Rifle Ranges.which are to receive the Government's ses- planes when they arrive here.LIBERAL CONVENTION HELD AT HALIFAX Halifax.N.8, July 7.\u2014At à large convention of the Liberal party tonight.Henry G.Bauld, Ex-Alderman J.B.Douglas, Hon.R.E.Finn, all of Halifax.and Adam Barres, of Musquodoiholt.were nominated to contest the County at the coming Provincial election.It was after one o'clock when the ranvention adjourned until tomorrow, there being & mixup over the nomination of the fifth candidate.John Connolly, and Alderman John Murphy.being the contenders for the office, and the convention was unahle to make a choice, neither re.reiving & clear majority of the ballots, SEA PLANE GUIDED BY RADIO SIGNALS Washington, D.C., July 7.\u2014~Guided entirely by radio comp signals naval seaplane F-8-1 today left Norfoik and ew 96 miles on a \u201cbee line\u201d to pick up the battle ship Ohio at sa with no knowledge at the time of taking the air of the vessel's location.The seaplane then navigated ite return to Norfolk entirely by radio compass United States Navy Department officials to whom the flight was reported sald it was the first time radio compass apparatus had been used to direct aircraft to a ship.PATRICIDE TO STAND TRIAL Ottawa, July 7\u2014louis Langiois accused of the murder of his father Thomas Lanzlols, at Lac Ste.Marie, on May 18, was committed to sand trial at the Criminal Assizsea.The prisoner appeared before Magistrate Millar in Hull this morning.and after the evidence had been reviewed he was sent down for trial.ROYAL CAN, HORME ARTILLERY Kingston.July 7-\u2014Word was received in the city today that the Royal Canadian Horse Artillery wav leaving Petawawa Camp today and would trek back to Kingston.\u2018The batteries were not expected In the city until the 18th and by their coming on the march they will probably arrive about that time, CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES.Kentville, N.B.,, July 7.\u2014At the Conservative convention held today J.B.Gineman and C.R.Bill, were nominated to contest King's County, [et the coming Provincial election.Victoria, B.C., July 7\u2014A well de- KILL EX-WIFE Preliminary Hearing Against Millionaire Patent Attorney at Washington Today | Washington, July T\u2014C.À.Snow, millionaire patent attorney, was ordered today to appear tomorrow in the United States Branch of the Police Court for preliminary hearing on the warrant charging him with having entered into a con- epiracy with two other persons to kill his divoced wife, Addis Hubard Snow.With Snow who was arrested yesterday and later released on $10,000 bail, will be arraigned Mrs.Edna P.Acker, wife of à Washington attorney, and Hugh M.Langdon, a chauffeur, who are accused of com- alictty in the plot.The hearing tomorrow is expected to bring to light the method to Ue used In carrying out the alleged | conspiracy, a feature of the case which hitherto has been withheM by the authorities.Bnow is 76 years old and his fermer wite 43 years of jee ' \u2018 NOVELTYIN LEGISLATION The German State Economic! Council Has Very Many Duties to Fulfill Berlin, July 7\u2014A novelty in social legislation is the new German State Economic Council which is gazetted in the official Reichsanzeiger.This institution may be designated as a business and professional parliament of experts In all economic branches existing apart from, and side by side with, the regular state legislature.Its functions are to examine and pass upon all important economic | measures, and it may even compile and present laws although neither the government nor the Reichstag am bound by its decisions.This newly instituted body consists of 326 members representing agriculture and forestry, industries, trades, banks, insurance, handicrafts, trans portation and public enterprises, con: sumers leagues officialdom, fine arts and liberal professions.hortl.culture, fisheries To the foregoing are added 12 members appointed by the Reichstag and 12 by the government.This new council, which will meet for its first deliberations abou the same time as the new Reichstag, viz, early next July, has only a provisional character.It is to pave the way for a permanent Economic Coun eil in accordance with paragraph 165 of the German constitution which provides that \u2018\u2019there shall be created on a legal basis.economic councils for districts and one central state Economic Council, so composed that all trades, vocations and calling: shall be represented thereon according to their respective economic and social importance.\u201d SWALLOWED FIRE-CRACKER.Denver, Cole.July T\u2014I'a Thais Ward, 17 months old, died today from the effects of swallowing in unexploded fire-cracker.T1 NOIR OUT ON TICKET OF LEAVE Ottawa July 7\u2014Ti Noir Desjacdins, who first became notorious as one of the men concerned In the dynamiting of Lord Athoistan's home near Montreal.was released from Hull jail today on a tickx bank and fied In thelr automobile.* \u2014e unes RATIFICATION OF AUSTRIAN TREATY Paris, July 7\u2014An Exchange of ratifications of the Peace Treaty with Austria has been fixed for July 16.LIBERAIS NOMINATED, Digb;\u2019 N.8., July 7.\u2014H.W.Warner and J.W.Comeau.were chosen today by the iLberals as their candidates at the coming Provincial elec- don.Liverpool, N.8.July 7\u2014The ILberals of Queen's County, in convention today.nominated J.W.Rmith.the former representative of the County.and George &.McClearn.Mayor.as bis colleague, as candidates in the coming Provincial election, * \u201c * \u201c 3 æ 8 2 æ % æ ® * e n æ * JEALOUS CRIME Rochester.N.T.July 7.\u2014James Osborn, 45, was shot and killed in Maple Street, early this evening by Michael Todesco, who escaped and had not been captured at a late hour to-night.Todesco followed Osborn out of a house.where both men had been calling.Jealousy of Deborn'a attentions to women who Hved in the house is believed to have been the motive for the shooting.HALIFAX TRAIN STRIKE Halifax, N.8., July 7.\u2014The night employees of the Tram Company, held a meeting this afternoon, and the d employees met to-night, ronsider a proposal to declare & sympathetic stitke in connection with the strike at the shipyards.Representatives of both shifte were appointed to meet to-morrow and decide upon some action.STORE BROKEN INTO.Ottawa, July 7\u2014The general furs nishing store of R.McGiffin Lea.Sparks Stree:.was broken into early this morning and a quantity of clothe Ing was stolen.That the thi:¢ wae An amuteur was indicated by his take ing about $30 in loose change from the cash register which he broke enen but overlookx3 $80 in bills In the mame drawer.No arrests have yet been made.THREE BOYS KILLED Donors.Penn.July 7\u2014Three bove were killed instantly here tonight when they were struck by a Penne ivania Railroad passenger train.The boyn it is said.were playing with a baseball on the raliroad tracka when the accident occurred.DOUBLE TRAGEDY.Yosemite, Cal.July 7\u2014Gertrude Kistler, 12.vear-old daughter of Me, Sedgewick Kistler, Rockhaven, Pena, a delegate to the Democratic Come vention, was drowned in the Mer redes River here today and H.J, Hink, Los Angeles, who went to hee rescue, slipped on a rock and fraee tured his skull, death.resulting ine stantly.The girl's body had net been recovered tonight.13 36 96 08 06 96 06 96 6 06 26 30 96 36 9 26 A 3 SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.Li A3 0 26 06 06 98 26 2806 06 3036 20 26 28 06 86 Arrivals at Montreal, July 7\u2014ftre Tunisian from London: Mie trom Havre.Cleared\u2014Loulsiana Avonmouth; B.Kemeny for Italian ports via Gibraltar: Csaritaa for Mam burg: Carrigan Head for Belfast Canadian Reader for Blyth.Eng.Steamer Arrivals, July ?\u2014 Duen d'Aosta at New York from Gencat Northern Pacific at New York from Antwerp: Vauban at New York Liverpool; Mexice at New York Havr:: Baltic at Liverpool from New York; Thordis at Bergen from Monte real.Cleared\u2014Iimperator from Shee bourg and Southampten for New Tork: Baycross from Oran for ple ney.N.8.Baymingo and Bay Saralp -\u201d- trom Bt.Nasiare for Sydasy, N8 | + The Quebec Chronicle Printed and published by the Chronteie Printing num, ont ef town, $3.00) Weekly, $1.00 per aanum:; ; payable in advance.| Aévortisements: 15 cents per | agate lis each insertion QUEMEC, JULY 8, 1990.THE NEW PREMIER.The Chrenicle extends its carnest congratulations to the Hom.Arthur Moighen on his succession to the Premiership of Cansds, coupled with alt good wishes for Wis success in a position thas is not sltegether as casy one at the present time.Owr feolings towards Sir Robust Borden ave well known and we should have\u2019 content to follow him had his health permitted; the cireamatances, however, there can be Bo Wut thas Mr.Meighon is the best wma avall- vigoroes fighter which Mr.Moighes is to à more pre- } emtinent degree than Sir Thomas.Young, tireless, re- Gourosful and possessing a keen judgment on men and svents, the now Premior combines within himself the Sundamental assests required for political leadership, as his comparatively brief but brillant career béars The late Unisnist party has made not à fow ene- - ! contest ahead.Hothis ls done ic is not too much to! now-organisstion and leadership and now that its plat- | form has been revised and re-stated to meet current * conditions, no time should be lost in preparing for the : hope that the National Party under the Memorable ! Arthur Moighen may yet be the means of saving Can- ; ada from the evils of group Government through which : class is pitted against class, interest against interest, ! in solfieh rivalry.The man called upon by the Governor-General to i form an Administration was born in Anderson, Perth * Éounty, Ont, 1874, the sou of Joseph and Mary Jane .! Meighen.Ho was educated st St.Mary's Collegiate \" imstitute and Toronto University, from which he grad- ! mated ns n Bachelor of Arte, with honors in mathe | matics, 1866.From 1807 to 1898 he taught school in \u201c Caledonis.Ont.going west to Winnipeg in the latter : yesr and to Portage Ia Prairie in 190%.Here he was called to the Manitoba Bar and has beem a Beucher On the Irish question, the Democrats have gone Carther than did thy Republicans which can lie really understood In view of the strength lemt to this party &y the Irish-American vote.From tha fret Le was foregone conclusion that San Francisco woukl go Chi- , |cago one better on this plank, no matter what the (atter might put into it.On the other hand the actual pronouncement is 8 weak affair and wnat have proved disappointing to Irish sympathizers, although irrienting to those whe are opposed to Sinn Fein Prineipies.The very vigor of the anti-British propagande has quickened the resistance of ite adveesavies until the some has become by no meams ose-sided among Am-|f ericans themselves, Conseguently the Democratic Party, while anxious to please its irish friends, has sought to antagonize contrary sentiment as litle as possible.These are of course conecientions men in both parties whe have espoused the Irish cause through be- let im its justice or from feelings of racial lomity.These mem have boen prepared to stand by thelr opin- tous but, If the Republican and Democratic pronouncements regarding Ireland mean anything, it seems (0 be thas for the majority hh is wot a question of principle but a convenient issue out of which political capital way be made.At San Francisco as at Chicago there wero three strong contenders in the nomination race and a number of also rans.The factions behind McAdoo, Cox and Palmer speedily created a dead-lock paralleling that of Wood, Johmson and Lowden: If it was eventusily broken without reconrse to a dark horse it was probably more because there was \u2018no such animal\u201d than for any other reason.Greater significance attaches to the rejection of Mr.McAdoo than might appear on the surface.He is, of course, the son-in-law of President Woodrow Wilson sad rightly or wrongly was felt tu be a mere figure head for his wife's father.That was the secret of hls strength and his undoing.The Administration forces were solidly bebind him and fought stubborniy to the isst.The Democratic party, however, with ita fingers on tbe public puise was determined to break away completely from the Wilson regime, a course which quite fitted in with Its private interests.The Democrates might have swallowed the representative of their present task-manter, if it had been necessary to do do im order to retain power, but not under any other vonaiderations.Governor Cox has been no mors of a public figure outside of his own country than Governor Harding and, like him, appears to by à safe rather than a commanding personality.Both have risen from printing offices to be publishers of ncwspapers and the first citizems of their respective States.Whichever is elected is more Mkely to be run by his party than to run it and the prospect wil be generally regarded as & welcome re- lef.The Democrats have all the advantage of possession of power; the Republicans all the advantage of popular revulsion from things as they are.At the moment the contest has every appearance of being anybody's; the odds.if any, slightly favoring the Republican candidate as such; the position, however, mæs be radically changed before the elections are held.of the Manitobe Law Society since 1988; also of the Upper Canada Law Society since 1914.In the practise of his profession, The Honorable | Mr.Meighen has been a partner in the following firms: Meighea and McPherson, 1904; Meighen and Hogg.1907; Cooper and Meighen, 1909-1913.He was elected | te the House of Commons for Portage le Prairie tn! 1008, became Sclicitor-Gemeral fa 1913.and Mmister of + gine Imerior quite recently.Mr.Meighen married Jessie Senbel Coz of Birtie, Mau, in 1904 sad hae two sons and ome daughter.SOME THINGS THE PURALIC OUGHT TO KNOW, Many people do mot fully understand the distime- tion between bituminous or soft coal and anthrache or hard coal.For this reason it may de well to explain that the former is umed for industrial purposes, the focal supply coming mainly from Nova Scotia, while the intter is used for domestic purposes and is imported from the Uniteé States.The present fuel shortage is tot sp much in (be hard American coal as in the of | Nova Scotian coal.As shown in previous articles hard coal can easily be piacedrin any purchaser's cellar at a total cos of! $14.50 for a tom of 3,248 pounds by dealing direct\u2019 with the mines.Why them should not a Consumers\u2019 pool.or spudi- cate he formed of card coal users both large and mnall to import the same for their own use so as to nbollai ! overhead additions! costs?.Under such an arrangement each buyer would deposit in some local bank the moncy required to pay! tor whatever quantity of coal he requires, plus freight charges and American exchange.By thus pooling or éèes, the Individual consumer would receive full value tor his expenditure without a cent of necdicas cost: other details.such as cartage and weighing can be provided for without dificulty.The situation In brief is that coal constitutes e vital necessity of existence in this Province but that: the present prices at which it is retailed for domestic | woe are 30 high as to expose large numbers of the com.: Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: (Pertinent Questions on Matters of General Publis Interest ars Invited)., Why street cars are permitted to stand across intersecting streets so frequently and for such lengths of time?¢ oo Why the outside clocks of the Parlinment Buildings do mot keep time with each other?Press Comment\u2014 - POWER OF PERSUASION?(New York Times) The plea made by Mr.Hoover that Article X.of the Covenant be dropped and that as a safeguard against war the nations trust to inborn righteousness, soft persuasions and belis, books and candies In just as sound as it has been at any time within the lam twenty years, and is just as little convincing.The advocates of a union of nations for peace discussed all these matters thoroughly years ago.There was always (+ strong party opposed to the use of force.The other | view prevailed, and the convictions of ithe world\u2019s statesmen at Versailler embodied It in Article X.Hague Convention was a plous wish, something like the arrangement proposed by Mr.Hoover.It was foi lfowed by half a dozen ware, including the greatest of all wars.Even à Court of International Arbitration | such as that established at The Hague, or such court of international justice as Mr Root favors, can have no other sanction than that of the law it declares, precisely the present sanction of Internationa) law, which binds and controls so long as nobody violates it.Mr.Bryan is justly proud of his treaties of arbitration.Of what munity to all the inconveniences, hardships and dangers, |, \"gon covenants with nations like Mexico and of insufcient beating during the rigorous winter, months.Therefore, it 8 way can be found of reducing the cost of this essential commidity to the slightest extent, it is in the public Intcrest that it should be ; done.Here is the motive which has inspired the | Chronicle to place au cffective means at the disposal\u2019 of its readers: what use they shall make of it remains; for themselves 10 decide, THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.Turkey?\u201cTHE PRAYER OF FAITH.(Hamilton Herald) Why should the rervices of James Moore Hickson se à Christian healer be regarded with suspicion aud even rementment by many orthodox Christians?= His services and (be claims that he makes are scriptoral.Me does not pretemi to effect cures by any healing The Democratic Convention, foltowing (hui of the VINtue in himself.The cures, be says, are God's gifts, Republicans has now run lis course and han heen equally barren of surprises unless we except the defeat of Mr.McAdoo for the Presidential nomination.Indeed the two gatherings present numerous and striking points of resemblance.First as regards platform.both parties show lack of clean cut policy, of positive conviction.Both deal with much the same issues in thelr individual planks, including the League of Nations, the trish Question and Prohibition.although naturally from vuriant angles.Of the two the Democrats do less edging, which is probably due to the fact chat they | lave their presemt admiaistration to vindicate: the Republicans having nothing to answer for, Are mot amsions to Commit thomesives too definitely in advance.However this may be, it seems fair to say that the Deanocrats have been Influenced by opportunist consid.ovationd quite as much se their opponeats: that they \u2018800 Bo move ready to risk thelr partisan fortunes for the sake of patriotic idesls.Thus the Convention refused to piace iterif on record fa connection with Pro.Ritition né aympathising with either \u201cwets\u201d or \u201cdries.\u201d ow Prohibition fe not only the law of the land in the United States at the present time by Constitutional is à social protiem upon which should bave decided convictions should be endorsed or it Is wrong be opposed.To remain neutrel is an _ tapterions position evidantiy adopted for fear of making sotiog, and not oe that should recommend Domestatic platform to the supporters of either bestowed in answer to \u201cthe prayers of faith,\" which, the apostle promised, would \u201cheal the sick.\u201d There is no reason (no donbt the genuineness of sonic of the cures effected through llickaon's Instrumentality any more than there is reason to doubt the genuineness of enres wrought at the shrines of Ste.Anne de Beaupre and Our Tady of Lourdes.Perhape it ts not so much the henler's \u201cprayer of falth\u201d as the exercise of faith by the sick permon himeelf that produces the hoped-for remit.Let it be remembered what Christ said to the sick woman who touched the bem of His garment and was healed: \u201cWoman.thy faith has made thee whole.\u201d The science of mental therapeutics le yet in fits infancy.FILLING THE CRADLES, (London Daily Chroncie) The best antidote to the Rewistrar-General's Blue | - .Book report for 1918.which was published yusterday, ts to be found in the same official's \u2018\u2019weokiy return\u201d for the seven days ended May 8.In 1918 the birthrate was the lowest on record.Last week the birthrate In the 98 great towns of England and Wales was pretty well the highest on record.In London 2,581 children were born.The next highest total in the core responding week for 10 years was 3.308 In 1911, I» 1010 the number was 1,488.The deaths in London last wesh wore extraordinarily few, only 1.084.So there was an eotual increase of population The\u2019 !f À D.R., would kindly forward own name and address, purety 8.8 matter of good faith, The Ghreniete will be pleased te publish A, D.Ro tntesesting communication.| | Legal Court of King's Bench An inseription before the Court of King's Bench on behalf of the de- tendant opposmnt Cliche, in the case of Rousseau va.Cliche; Cliche, opposant.and Rousseau contesting.has been fyled in the Prothonotary'e Office from the judgment rendered on the 22nd day of June last, dismissing the opposition with costs.The opposent is represented by Messrs, Beaudoin\u2019 and Talbot, and the plaintiff contestant by Messrs Tuschereau, Roy, Cannon, Parent & Casgrain.Mr.Theopbile Bssudoln, trader, of Broughton Station, has the required security for the appeal.By the Prothonotary.La Cie Carette, Limites, va.Yournier.Judgment against defendant, for $141.00, interest and costs.Tanguay vs.Pouliot.Defendant is condemned to pay the plainuft $1,612.776, interest and costs Writs Issued.The following writs were issued from the Prothonotary's Office: Oran Golt et al, va.Ovilda Langlols, of St.Casimir; $113.00, debt.Emma Allaire vs.Georges Falardeau, Quebec; $181, promissory note.Joseph Domville vs.Albert Delore, Rockland; $191.75, account.Joseph Domville vs.Thurlbe Guertin, St.Alban; $160.17, account, Joseph Domville ve Louis Bouchard, of Three Rivers: $121.50, account.J.Honore Parent et al, vs.Alph.Guilmette, of Quebec; 3664.84, promissory note, Arthur Fitspatrick et al, ve.Olivier Deschamps, of Montreal; $187.08, debt, George A.Blater, Limited, va J.R.Coulombe, of Quebec; $473.04, draft Lucius Laliberte vs.Adrien Martineau, of St.Adrien; 33,520, revendication.Henrl Dupont vs.Stanislas Lockwell, Doucet; $190, promissory note.Louis Green vs.Camille Duplain, of St.Raymond; $330, cheque.Henry Saxe vs.Mrs.Fannie 8Surchuck and Louis Lazarovitch, of Quebec; $379.50, account.La Banque Nationale vs.Albini Gagnon, of Ste, Anne de Beaupre; $111.93, promissory note.Placide Larochelle vs.Joseph Lorochelle, son of Francois, of St.Philemon; $150, debt.* Jules Tremblay vs.\u2018Auger & Son, Limited, of Quebec; $199, damages and demurrage.Intelligence THE ROMANCE OF INVENTION It is an accepted truth that the man who dncreases the material wealth of the world by the ordinary processes of trade, manufacture, agriculture or mining does much for \"us, and not alone in the material |sense, for he provides those of us who have ideas with the wherewithal \u2018to work, or even in extreme cases ,with the inspiration with which to work.But we are not to exalt the |œucceseful business man, manufacturer, farmer or miner to the highest pinnacle without inquiring whether there is not some one else to dispute lor at least to share it with him.What lof the man with the idea?Before ever the miner, to take one instance alone.can extract wealth from the , bowels of the earth, the invemtor ! must show him how to proceed.Before any of us can do any of the things that seem materially worth | while, indeed, there must be the in- ,ventor to precede and blaze the way.1t may be assumed that the ability to invent and the ability to make a practical success out of an invention In the vast majorty of cases are mutually exclusive.The whole record of the advance lof civilisation shows this.The inventor is wo wrapped up in his idea to have a very clear notion of just what to do with it.A doubly unfortunate result follows, unfortunate for the community tn that the invention is not developed and got into general use for the common good to Ithe full extent of its capabilities, and junfortunate for the Inventor in that he falls by his very circumsiance to get his full reward.Sometimes, however, we meet a man who combines in his one person the qualities which lead his to make a great invention and at the same time make him able to carry It to commercial success.Such a man says the Scientific American, embodies Lo the last degree the romance of invention \u2014 for romance has a wooden leg when IL does nog end happily.And such à man, hia struggles to overcome scientific and industrial obstacles, and his final success, we read with never-fiagging interest.T7\" ENES TRE, SORE SWOLLEN FET Instant relief for aching.puffed-up, calioused feet and corms.Why go limping around wih aching, puffsd-up feei-\u2014feet 00 tired, chafed, sors and swollen you can hardly get your shoes on or off?Why don't you get à box of \u201cTis\u201d from the Arug store now and gladden your tortured feet?\u201cTis\u201d makes your fest glow with comfort: takes down wswallings and draws the soreness and misery right out of your feet that chafe, smart and burn.\"Tis\" instantly stops pain in corny, catlousss and bunions.\u201cTis is gierious for tired, aching, sore test.No more shes tighiness-\u2014no v vem.rer \u201ca te 1,008, PVO OR EEE more foot'torture _ or ee down to CHUM?\u201d about the house.chat, fill read or When supper is over, and you settle up your favorite pipe with \u201cOLD CHUM\u201d and puff away.The mellow fragrance of this choice tobacco makes it Canada\u2019s favorite.HARDWARE CHINN COMPAN 80.Peter Sirest, Lowes Tune.i$ Branch: 26 Fabrique 8.Upper Town GARDEN HOSE and REELS LAWN MOWERS, 3 GRASS SHEARS.WATER-WEIGHT LAWN ROLLERS (Dusham).| WHEELBARKOWS.AGRICULTURAL TOOLS .of all descriptions.: POULTRY NETTING.WINDOW FLY SCREENS.GENERAL and HEAVY HARDWARE.NOVELTIES.PAPER LACE DOILFYS, 4 PAPER TABLE, COVERS, PLATES, Etc.Etc.BOOKS.Just received & wonderful list of popular Books by popular authors fa the reprint line.Including the Tarzan and Zane Grey series, also: The new Tersan Book \u201cPARZAN THE UNTAMED\u201d \u201cIHRE WHITE MOLL.\u201d by Frank L.Packard.Adventures of a Femine Jimmie Dale, v P.J.EVOY, BUOKAELLFR, Great Whitewear Sale ONDAY, JULY 5th Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s good quality White Wear at a | Great Reduction.Samples of Silk Camisole, white and flesh color, at The Manufacturers\u2019 Prices.HOSIERY SALE.\u2014100 dozen samples of Women\u2019s, Men\u2019s | and Children\u2019s black, white and colored Hose, at The Wholesale Prices.Samples of Misses\u2019 Wash Dresses; at The Manufacturers\u2019 Prices.EE T.D.Dubuc 188 and 198 St.John Street White and colored; NO UNITED ACTION BY SHOE BUYERS Conservative Trading in the Boston Market by Representatives of Larger Houses Boston, July 7.\u2014A few wholesale buyers are already in the Boston shoe market, and the number will increase daily for & month or more.Interviews with the prominent buyers show that there will be no united sotion regarding the placing of contracts for fall and winter footwear during their stay.Representatives of the larger houses admitted that it was their fntention to buy conservatively, regardiess of the present uneettied conditions, as the season is too tar advan to permit further delay.Prices on all grades have been scaled downward, {0 meet the demands of the situation, Nevertheless manufacturers fe#l that in doing so they are speculating upon the price of leather, which is low at present on account of the stagnation of business.Shoes manufacturers Intimate that their intentions are to obtain the views of their clients, and meet them if possible.At best, the season appears wapromising.The recent countermanding and returning of goods, for reasons other than positive defects {is workman.ship, may prove rather embarrassing to certain buyers, as factory hends have expressed their determination to serve business relations with the vost flagrant offenders.Packer Hide Market No large salen of packer hides have been booked for several weeks.The smu'ler packers are dolng sono business, but at prices well below those which the laig2e ones are quoting o* w Jing to consifi.r There is no standard range of prices on anything, and those noted in tho small lois reported vary ma- Leriaily fn the prices obtained.For instance, a lot of native hides were bought last wek at 21 cents, but the sale was too small to establish a basis for large operators, especially when the main packer market declined to notice it.Cattle receipts are large, considering how little they nse needed, un- det the present dull conditions.Offi.¢inl reports show that the supply of cattle is large envugh to satisfy ali requirements, even though a sharp demand for leather should develop suddenly.The steady importation of Mouth Awcrica bodes le u'icacant atten: tion.Indications are not very bright, and tanners axsert that unless the situation 1» retieved, hide prices may drop nearer {0 & pre-war basis than they have for the last three years.Leather Market.Business in the Boston leather market is practically at a standstill, buyers taking little or no interest in quotations.The situation is featured with a strong feeling that prices will drop to à range below the most bearish sentiments, which, in itself, is suftitient to check activity, but the present dull condition in the shoe market limits the extent of iransac- tions, and permits nothing in the way of special terms to open, or dealing to start beyond actual needs, The large gathering of the shoe and leather buyers, due here In July should improve the tone of both markets, but the feeling is not very optimistic, for it in quite evident that the buyers are convinced that prices have not yet reached their lowest mark, GUING ONE BETTER.Competition was keen iri the street market.Two rivals wers selling ready-made coats and things, and each tried to undercut the other.\u201cLook \u2018ere.\u201d\u201c shouted the first, as & brain wave struce him.\u201cI tell yer 1 am selling these coats at rock-bot- tom prices.I charges only for the makin\u2019.I don't need to make you pay a penny for the cloth, because ! pinches it.See?\" \u2019 The other stall-holder did some hard thinking.He saw that his opponent's glib lie had attracted the crowd.\u201cOh, yus!\u201d he yelled derisively.\u201cIE says a8 \u2018e charges you oniy for the makin\u2019, \u2018cause he pinches the = .SET fr Diet for All y ou, Alwayson Ha: ,Ç Quick 3 Home os Qffion \u2018Phone 172.- 141 ST.JOIN ST.t City of Quebec District of Quebec.CITY OF QUEREC\u2014CITY HALL Brive 10 Ames Byue Ne 2 Recon: jon.(Drawn up in the French Language) Council of the | At 3 meeting of th2 se City of Quebec, held on Friday, the 18th day of June instant, (1920), the following By-law was read for the first time.It is hereby ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council ordains and esacts ss follows, to wit: Article $9 of Rylaw Neo.24B, passed by this Council the 11th day of January, 1918, is replaced by the following: S9A\u2014No covering or \u2018\u2018Marquise\u2019\u201d what.voever shall be built over a sidewalk unless à plan thereof shall have been submitted to | the City Engineer and \u2018accepted by the Road Committee.However, in every case, said marquises must dans from the wall and cannet be supported by columns, The present By-law is declared as forming pare of By-law No.248.Public Notice is hereby given that fn conformity with the diugesitions of the law, the above By-law Friar the Sed oy ot Taly, Todas Teo By order, HJ JB CHOUINARD, x HEALTH DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT NOTICE In vires of s new bylaw, ail bottles which have been wsed for the distribution of milk, must be was! as seon as they before they are returned to the precpation is oll in the interests of the public.because it is the surest means of ascertaining lhe cleanliness of these bottles, which are all the herder to wash when they are left over.\u2018 tis sine condemnable ta use these bottles jor any other purpose., DR.C.R.PAQUIN, Municipal Physician eee City of Quebec, District of Quebec, te wit?City of Quebec, City Hall, By-law No.38B.By-Law to_Amend By-Law No.28 eon cerning the Pension Fund of Officers and Employees of the Permanent Staff.Drawn up in the French language.At » meeting of the Municipal Couneil of the City of Quebec, held at the City Mall, in the said Cit Quebec, on the twenty eighth day of Tay, one thousand nine hun- red and twenty, (1920), in conformity 1 aw, and in virtue of 8 by-law Jane by this\u2019 Council, pursuant thereto, and after the due observance 1 the formalities pre- seribed the statute in such cose made and provided, at which peeling were pres ent the absolute muajarity of Lhe members gomperiog the Council the City of Que bee that te wr: His ot the large ermer.lo Bouc: Berchet (I SC Collier, Delsgrêre ETT EC.t Is ordered an eted by the Couneil of the Cit Quebec [3 je soi Council doth beréby ordain and emact 48 ollows 1.\u2014Artiele 22 of Bylaw o.38, d 1 this nelt, the 11th a 8, and amendes by By-law No.28A i] January, 1920, {s replaced by the owing t TE Re pension payable to an officer oF pensioned employee is two and one hal | cent of the average salary he received ing the ve years preceding dhe date ol * ion to the pension fund, said two T ent 1a be multiplied by the one bait mber ears of service, but such pensi shot in no.case excerd the two thirds - said average.a.deent By-law Is dec) ee parts PE aw Is declared forme Attented.(L.AOngPfé FR mnt, ' For Style, Fit AND WOREMANSETDF ORDER TOUR CLOTHES $.J.Burke, Slothy But 1 don't even charge yor tor tle makin\u2019, \u2018cause I pinches \u2018ern all ready made!\u201d DRUNKARDS ARE BORN.Dr.J.Waldechmidt, of Berlin, hye that every drunkard je born, got made.Ho has an inherited prod position, not necessarily from a par ent who is an alcoholic, however, but from one who has transmitted o weakness of the brain.For, hé insists, à sound brain repudiatés the abuse of alcohol.\u2018This, he says, the human race cañfot get along without, though its more dangerous forms should ke prohibited, t 1 THUNSDA LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIJL DE NOTRE-DAME Savings Bank, Quebec Ita apecial.object in-teresstie ami eucure the deposits of sumesioweveramall thay a oth, GRAVEL: DeBILLY\u2014On July 1930, at Victoriaville, Que.by Mgr.Fre Pelletier, Rector Lave) University, Blanche, eldest ter of Mr.and Mrs ¥.X deFilly, of Victoriaville, to Joseph P.A.Gravel, KC.of Queben TURPIN\u2014On July 7, 1930, at La Jefllory Hale's Hospital, to Mr.and Mre WilMam Turpinas son.EE : DIED.GIGNAO\u2014At Jacques Cartier Parish, on the Sth of July, 1930, at the age of 17 years, Mra Adelina Savard, willow of the late Honore Gignac.She is the mother of Joseph Gignaq City Assessor.Funeral will leave her late residence, 449 Kihg Btrest, Thursday.8th inst, at 8.45 A.M.for Jacques Cartier Church thence to St Charles Cemetery.Friends and scquiiniances are respectfully invited to attend with, out further no McCALLUM\u2014At the Jeflery Hale's Hospital, on the Tth July, 1930 Archibald McCallum, at the age ory $8 yohra and $ months.Funeral from Jeffery Hale's Hospital, st 3 P.M.on Thursday, Sth instant, to Chalmers Church and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.VICTORIA TODAY \u2018 OWEN MOORE in \u201cTHE DESPERATE HERO\" Also Comedy, Serial, \u2018Ete.\u201cTHE EMPIRE TODAY ibm JANE GREY in \u201cTHE GUILTY WIFE\u201d Also \u201cLost City\u201d and Comedy.\u201cTake Maple Avenue car to De Saluberry St Today: Jack Pickford in \u201cDou- ble-Dyed Decelver\u201d; Smiling Bill Parsons Beanx\u201d; \u201cThe Slave Color Review; Full Orchemra.The Classic is the best ventilated Market\u201d; Theatre in Town.You'll spend a pleasant gvening there.Matinee: 10 and 15 cents Mi.B.C, CREEANAR of , Will speak Tonight, Thursday, July 8th, at the LADIES\u2019 MISSION HALL, No.12 St.Joachim crest.\u2014j All are cordially invited coll attend.\u2014\u2014\u2014 L, H.LÉVASSEUR, The House where you.oan procure the Genuine Article and at Reasonabie Prices Just received: French Martinique Rhum.The mest advantageows thing te have in the house.Distributors ter Caledonia Springs Ce.Adanne and Red Arrow Goods.48 PALACE HILL, Phone 1146 Juaelldaly STOP TOBACCO Stop tobacco for a month and see how much better you feel.You can stop witheut suffering any inconvenience or feeding the usual craving.Simply get & box of Nicotol from any druggist, use as directed and the habit quits you.Your heaith will be~ better, your resistance to disease will increase and you will cense to De à siave to nicotine.Read what Dr.Conner formerly of the John Hopkins Hospital, mys about the evil effects of tobacco in an article soon to appear in this peaper.Nicotol is dispensed by all geod drug- , JULY §, 1908, ot| th Regiment Band Will Give Jthe Csecho-Slovak 7th Regiment (4.Tudhatkowsky\u2014* Romance No.5.\" {strand mass was chanted by Abbe ORDER offered for BALE in one ME DE QUEBEC eo / a CZECHO-SLOVAK BAND a Concert on Terrace This Evening \u2014 In respemas to an invétation tendered by His Worship the Mayor, 1&4 Band, under the direstton of Dr.Charles Hummel, will give a concert this, Thursday, evening on the \u2018Terrace.Judging from the programme, which is published below, Quebse music lovers are bound to emjoy a rich mwsical treat, most of the num- bors being selected from well known and - favorite operas.Programme of Concert (Directed by Dr.Charles Mummsel) 1.Furik\u2014*\u201cFlorentine March\u201d 2.Rlodek\u2014Ouverturg to the Opera \u201cV.Studni.\u201d 3./Verdi\u2014Motives to the Opera \u201cBela Maschera'', .6.Verdt _Pospourri from tte Opera 7.Gwetane\u2014Phantaisie from Opera \u201cHubloka.\u201d §.,.Nedbal\u2014Valos from the motives of the ballett-pantoméde \u201cPrincesma Hyacintha.\u201d s.Bi£et\u2014Potyourri from the Opera \u201cCarmen.\u201d 10, HeuroM\u2014Ouverture to the Operas \u201cZasnpa.11.Twchatkowsky \u2018Chanson Trieste\u201d 12.Gounoll \u2014 Potpourri from the Opera \u201cFaust.\u201d COSSEQUIES OF LATE MR.ACHILLE COTE \u2018The funeral of the late Mr.Achille Cote took place yesterday morning from his late residence No.172 Bt.Olivier Street, to St.Jean Baptiste Church and was attended by an immense concourse of friends of the deceased gentleman, as well as by the entire staff of the Syndicat de Quebec.Cure Laberge officiated at the leves du corps and the solemn the Emile Cote, brother of the decessed amistad by Abbe Paradis and Adde Cyrille Gagnon, av deacon and sub- deacon, respectively.Masses were aid a: the side altars by Abbes C.B.Turgeon and J.Dube.The musical portion of the service was sung by Dugals ohoir, and solos were feelingly rendered by Messrs J.A.Savard, J.A.Drolet, A.Aube, D.Bertrand, and Faure's \u201cCrucifix\u201d was sung by Messrs.M.Paradis and J.A.Bavard.Following the service the remains of the late Mr.Cote were conveyed to Belmont Cemetery, where interment took place.The chief moursers were Messrs.Jean Charles and Leo Cote, sons; Abbe Emile Cete, Mesars.Edouard Jean Baptists and Alphonse Cote, brothers; Dr.G.D.B.Watters, brother-in-law: Messrs Emile Watters, Alphonse, Edouard, Lucien, Joseph, Alexandre and Paul Cote, nephews, An alarm rung in from Box 114 last evening at 10.10 brought the firemen from No.8 Biation on the run to .t$ Ambroise atreet, where they found a Ford car on fire.The auto, which belonged to a Mr.Edmond Rouseeau, was completely destroyed.tr LF.ROY Leather Goods ls pec Trunks * | Travelling Bags 43 St.John St.Phone 6888 DISMANTLING | of a LUMBER MILL.TEE MACHINERY IN GOOD lot, or in parts te suit buyers.Heavy and small woodwork planes.Baad Saws, Pulleys, Shafts, Lathes, and à great assortment of wood.workiag requisites, eto.Can be seen from $ to 13 AM, and 1,40 te 6\u20ac PM Take electrée car te Orant ut.corner Bt.Joseph St.\u2014LCross C.P.Rtrack to corner Grant St.and Prince Edward Bt.or Write to or call at, No.1 &t.Joseph St, Quebec.Aek tor MR.LECKER.[So jemi J cp dug IN AND ABOUT ed rr] | \u2014T 2 \u2014 di LTT IgE tag eon J hl I TOWN] \"MIKE™ PROSKD ARRIVES TODAY Will Reach Here This Afternoon by C.P.R.Train from Montreal According to advice received in town last evening, Detective Roussin has reached Montreal with \u201cMike\u201d Prosko, alias \u201cBig Mike,\u201d arrested in connection with the Kenogami murder case.Detective Roussin and his prisoner, it is stated, will leave Montreal on the C.P.R.train, which is due nt Quebec at 3:00 p.m.It is ex pected that he will be immediately brought to the Court House to appear at the Court of Sessions, and will then be remanded to the jail to await preliminary examination.Up to a late hour last night, Mr.Mare A.Lemieux, counsel for the twe Rumanians now under sentence of death for their part in the murder of Kostenlan, had received no word of a reprieve, or a postponement of the carryiag out of the ex- n of the two condemned men, which has been fixed for the 13th instant.Mr.Lemieux, however, believes, that in view of the arrest of Mike Presko, the Department of Justice will grant another reprieve, at least until after the trial of the latter, though in view of ihe recommendation of the jury in the case of Debeka and Morari, which was forwarded to Ottawa by Hon.Judge Pelletier, he still has hous that the two men will have their sentence commuted.* AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS On the Whole, Satisfactory, From Quebec to Gaspe\u2014 Not So Good at Rimouski Mr.N.Bavoie, secretary of the Provincial Department has just returned from an inspection trip.which brought him as far as Perce.Hae visited the principal agricultural centres and met scientific agnicul- turists, with whom he compared notes.Mr.Savoie reports that, on the whole, the harvest from Quebec to Gaspe is sure to be aatisfactory.In Rimowfki and Matane, however, the result is not likely to be promising owing to the excessive dry season experienced.It was learnt from Mr.Savoie that the construction of a highway through the Matapedia is almost certain, and it was expected that work on this would be begun next Spring.Dance at the Island tonight.Real enjoyment.SHOE MANUFACTURERS ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN TEMPORARILY POSTPONED, The Shoe Manufacturers\u2019 Assoclation of Canada have found it necessary to postpone their advertisin campaign on behalf of \u201cMade-in- Canada\u201d footwear for a month or #0, due to the fact that their advertising literature has met with delay in printing, which delay, in turn, is due to the paper shoriage under which Canada and the world at large is suffering.Details of this advertising are nearing completion, however, and advertisements will appear (n this paper shortly.Everything for a good time at the Island dance tonight.Boat leaves at 8:00.PARCELS FOR 8, AFRICA Arrangements have beea made whereby Parcels may be forwarded direct to the Union of Bouth Africa in addition to the present service via the United Kingdom.The rate of postage will be 16e for each pound vf fraction thereof, And the Jimited weight 11 pounds.Tha service Is to be monthly and will go into effect with the first sadling in July, which will be that of the 88 \u201cNew Brooklyn\u201d sailing from Montreal on or about the 18th July, RECORDER'S COURT Half a dozen prisoners faced His Honor the Recorder yesterday morning all of whom were in Court on charges of drunkenness.Finea ranging from four to ten dollars and costs wers imposed upon four of the accused, whilst another deliquent was condemned to pay & fine of $18 and costs, and a sixth defendant, an pld offender went to JMl for two months in default of paying the sum of $35 and costs to the City Treasury.SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY.600 yards of Sicile ian Goods, 54 ins., wide, pure Mohair, assorted colors; va lued at $3.00, for $1.98, today only.MARCEAU & CO., 155 St.Joseph St., Gista ia this city, EU -.Julylath.sat.mon.x8 .\u2018Quebec.= SILOS WERE ENTERTAINED Crow of \u201cVieterian\u201d Guests of Seaman's Inetitute-\u2014C.P.O.S.Makes Donation A very pleamnt time was spent a\u2018 the flafloru\u2019 Institute last evening, when the crew of the 88.Victorias wers entertained to a concert, promoted by the Commitiss of the Institution, and which proved as unqualified svocess.Everything pos- ible was done 10 provide & happy evening for the sailors, who wers most appreciative of the hospitality extended t7 hem.\u2018The concert was an excsptional- iy good one, the artists taking pari includisg Sandy MacGregor, Mrs.Ernest Ross, Mr.W.Sharples, who also acter as chairman in his wsusl capable manner, and of whom were accorded well deserved encores.Miss Laura Thomesn and Bandy Mac- Gregor were the sccompanista At the close of the concert, refreshments were provided and service by the following members of the Ladies\u2019 Committee: Mims Burstall, Mrs.Murray, Mrs.Stott, Mes.Andrews, and Miss M.Thomson, all of whom are to be congratulated In their share of the entertainment, The Committee of the Quebec Seamen's Institute extends its thanke to the \u20ac.P.0.8.for donation of $376, being share of concert money trom the Company's steamerw.The programme was as follows: Chorus.Solo., .8andy MacGregor Recitation ,.Mrs.Ernest Ross solo .\u2026.Mr.John Bmith Dust.Mess: Doran and Dixon Bote.+.Mr.Ryan Solo.Bandy MacGregor Chorus\u2014\" \u2018Take me back to dear old Blighty\".Recitation .Mr.Wm.Sharples Duet .John Mackie and Sandy MacGregor.#olo.Mr.John Smith GOD SAVE THE KING - READING MATTER FOR THE GZEGHS Collection To Be Made For Amusement of Brave Alties at Valoartier ne.Through the generous support and courtesy of Sir David Watson ( bec Chronicle), Hon.Frank Ca (Daily Telegraph), Hr.Henri Gagnon (Le Soleil), and the management of L'Evenement, Mise Van Felson is starting a collection of reading matter for thé amusement of those splendid troops out at Valcartier, our brave aliles, the, Czecho-Slovaks.There are over nite thoumnd men at the camp, and thus a large quantity of material is required.The following list will give an indication of the kind of books, etc, required: French and English \u201cmagazines, trom 1914 to 1920.Also any magazines in foreign languages.French, English and Amertcan illustrated papers Funny and comical books and magazines, such as Puck, Life, Judge, ete.Commercial magazines of this year, catalogues of farming implements and machinery, agricultural magazines, etc.Illustrated railway guides of the Northwest, British Columbia and the Good novels, both in English and French, as well as post eards.Any person desiring to leave any books, etc, for this worthy cause, may do 30 at any of the following places: The Quebec Chronicle, Buade s8t.: Daity Telegraph, Buad Soleil, Mountain Hill; L'E Fabrique St, wile for the benefit and conventece of those residing in 8t.Roch's magazines and books may be left nt the Merger Building, 229 St.Joseph #t.Boat leaves at 8:00 o'clock tonight for the Island.dance.MR A.MoCALLUM HAS PASSKD AWAT The many friends of Mr.Archibald MoCatium will learn with regret of hie death, which occurred at an early hour yesterday morning, at the Jeftery Hale's Hospital, after & long Uiness.The late Mr.NoCallum, who way born in thie ofty on November Tth, 1864, was the only sen of the late Mr.Archibald MoCallum, Jeweller and Optician, se well and faversbly [known in shipping circles when Quebec was a great timber shipping port.He was educated st Emslie\u2019s School, and following a ses training he entered business with his father which he succeeded to at the latter's death.Of late years he was tonnected with the Customs at this Port.For a number of years he was Chief Manger of the Court Stadacona, and had alec been elevated to the position of District Deputy tn the same Order.The deceased gentleman leaves to mourn his loss, one daughter, Mim Ethel McCillum, of this city, and three sisters.Mre.J.B.Ellis, Mre.James Poustie, and Mrs, @.8.Dale, of Montreal.to whom the eympathy of thele many Quebec friends will be ontended in the Dereavemen! Wey have sustained, MEETING OFTHE BOARD OF TRADE Much Business Transacted at | Yesterday Afternoons Session of the Board A general meeting of the Board of Trade was held yesterday afterncon In the Board of Trade Building, which was sparsely attended, only shout twelve members being present.Mr.Joha T.Ross, prewided.and read the reports of the last meeting.which we: opted.Mr.W.H.#.then spoke on the Excise taxes, saying that some of the suggestions that had been made had been acted upon by the Government, but some of them were ignored, with the result that today in some cases, the merchanis were worse off than before.The wpeaker aid that he quite recognized the actual necessity of the Uovernment to tax the people, in order to pay for the heavy cost of the war, but the person Who pays the tax is .he uiti- mate purchaser of an artic'e, \u2018There were taxes on both wholesalers and retallers, but in a different way.It was a difficult thing for = house that did both a whoie- sale and a retail business.In such cases the Government had said to keep two Sets of books bu: this en- tatled a lot of extra trouble and expense.The more a business man looked into the matter, Lhe more ha would see that the only way upen was to tax the fountain head.If the fax was imposed on the manufacturer, he would eventually put the ux on the article to be sold.Mr.Wiggs, then read a resuiu- tion, as follows: ~ \u201cWhile recognising the desire and intention of the Government 10 place such Taxes upon the manufacturing.\u2018Importation\u2019 and \u2018selling\u2019 of auch cummodities that will Lring the necessury increased revenue tv meet their financial ubliga- tions and at the maine ime endeavouring to curiall luxurlous expenditure and wild further recognizing the inability of the wholesaler and retailer in their multitudinous transactions (in many cases impossible to define if wholemle or retail) be it resolved that in the estimativr of this Board, the Guvernment Le | [ements =r You May Buy Two of These Dainty Voile Blouses For the Usual Cost of One Yet There is Not One Whit of Difference One typical style is made in smart vest ef- foot; very fine tucks in front, square front neck finished at back with round collar; lovely fine filet doce trimmings.Also many other smart designs at $3.50 The Styles Are Charming! Clever copies of imported models.ourselves, which accounts for their modest pricings.the finest Voiles\u2014cut and finished with ail the skill of t4e better Blouses.Nor do they omit one clever cevice of the chic French Blouses\u2014embroidery, pin tucks, fine laces You should see these.and tiny pearl ~ \u20ac enty Stores In Canada Very fine voile exquisitely eu- broidered is the pretty pieture presented by another Blousc model.V neck, cuffs and collar edged with Venice lave, set-in sleeves.Large variety of other pretty styles.All -.$1.50 buttons.We make them Blouses Another unusually sweet little affair of very fine voile has a pretty V neck and re- veuls many pin tueks.Cellar, front and cuffs edged in Val lace.Betin sleeves.Has the appearance of a very ex- peusive blouse.This is hut one of many pretty styles for $4.50 Of 242 St.John St.289 St.Joseph Street : =2 BDL DD FO Dt earnestly requested tv consider the simpler mode of imposing of all such taxes al \u2018the fountain head\u2019 viz: by the manufacturer through the! Inland Revenue Department and by | the Custo:as Department un impor- | tations\u201d.The resolution was carried.Mr.McManamy then spoke on the; transportation of Quebec guods to! Montreal thelr unloading there and being hauled back to Quebec for de-, livery, saying that it was a loss of | time, often meaning eight or ten days, while guods were often deliv.sred in a bad condition.The following resolution was then : presented: i Whereas the ocean freight for Quebec on board of the ordinary! ocean steamers of the C.P.R., in-| stead of being unloaded in the port! of Quebec are regularly brought co Montreal io be sent back by rail to Quebec: Whereas our local trade has tol suffer considerably from this very strange policy or rather anomaly, because most of the time the goods for Quebec are delayed in Montreal! and traneferred to our merchants! eight or ten days after their arrival; | Whereas moreover, it appears very: often that fragile goods put on bourd | freight cars at Montreal arrived here in very bad condition.policy which results in dela damages and inconvenience of al! kinds is detrimental to the trade of of this City and urge that goods consigned to Quebec be directly une loaded in our port; Resolved that this Board recommends to the mérchants of this City Saguenay.\" Views of Canada, and of Quebec |t?PéQuire by an unanimous agree.especially.ment or undersianding between themselves, that their goods in Liverpool or other European ports.be strictly loaded on board steamers stopping at Quebec; Resolved that goods to be shipped from Quebec to Liverpool be put on sieamers stopping at this port.Mr.Tanguay stated that many steamers were not procuring their foodstuffs and other supplies here in Quebec but purchased everything in Montreal, and that Montreal gentlemen told him that one or two merchants in Quehec were not too honest, and that these gentlenien took advantage of these ateaniers stopping here to charge them ex.orifitant prices.Hon.Frank Carrel stated that the C.P.R.were selling through uckets from Vancouver to Liverpool, but stipulated that the passengers who to any terms, and the officials had purchased their bread at Ottawafollow which the local bakero complained that they were not getting justice Sir David Watson.Chairman of the Harbor Commission.was (he next speaker, and he said that on the occasion of his last visit west, he had tried hard to get the grain business for Quebec, and had seen Mr.Stewart, Sir David said he had tound that there was a decided discrimination against Quebec, and that the City had a black eye He had fearned that resily nothing could be done without the C.N.Rand the C.N.R.ships.and had accordingly gone to ase Mr.Hanne.The Mutter gontieman had enid he would send down Mr.Mayes, and [== For artistic and satisfactory house decorating try the firm that guarantees it.And at the same or less cost.R.J.BLACK Painting Contractor\u2014Paint Supplies - 371 St.John St.\u201cNever a dissatisfied client\u201d Resolved that the Board represent to the C.P.R.authorities, that this; bought these tickets had to stop off | Quebec ; Montreal | at Montreal and maxe all arrange- Switching ments before proceeding to Quebec.: He referred to the timo when Val.[13-0 Per oar 83:80 La 7.00 per car cartier Camp was open in 1914, and ot 07 the camp offcials were ready to give , Four rate orders amounting to several! thou- 08 12 sand of dollars to Quebec bakers, 11 Elevator charges the latter would get ready for them, 4-10 ot 01 4-10 of .01 but thé local men refused te come Thus it will be seen that the July 7x3 when Mr.Hayes came down, the matter was discussed fuliy.all the pros.and cons.of fre:gnt rates being i gone into.ways and in Canadian shipe.When he went to Winnipeg and spoke about the great amount of! grain that went out of Canada, he; had been told that thers was some; wheat was shipped out of Canada.| On examining the thing, it was found ; Canadian port.Bir David said that we want the | C, N.R.to offer the western farmer a rate that will be far below what any other shipper could offer them.At the present time the C.N.H, could not obtain any grain in | Monreal, as (hey were unable to! compete with the C.P.ft, One of the ships that will take the Crecho Blovaks back was living in; the stream for two days, but the only thing she would take at Quebec would de Water.Here Bir David compared the various rates 11 Quobec, as compared with Montreal which are as follows: Quebec rates are far more advantageous vhan those of Montreal.One Quebec firm = guaranteed twenty uhousand tons of freight if the C.N.R.\u2018would give them tbe ehipe for the other side.1t was time to bring this matter tv à head, said Bir David as the thing bad been going on long enough.He then read a letter thet had been sent to Nr.Hanna.It was time to come to a showdown, said Bir David.Quevec hay been played with long encugh.When & ship arrived and loaded here, she saved (wo days, as well as effecting a saving in insurance and coal, and time.Mr.Tanguay sald Chat if a frm wanted to know the rate to Buropd fir David said that Canadian goods the should be shipped over Canadian rail {while Mr.McManamy said that thers wait four or five days just to get the rates, while the C.P.R.had an, office right in the city.Hen.Frank Carre! mid that all; citizens should get together.was à discrinrination on the rates from Quebec on flour, grain, and other articles, It wasp resolved that à subcommittee be formed to look inte and mistake, as only 500,000 bushels of study the question.and \u2018pe secre- i tary was instructed to wire Mr.;Hanna ts find out when he would \"gation from the Board of Trade wait on him.Mr.Eudore Caron said that an tion Grounds was urgently needed, a to the Charleshourg Roadot 300 feet, but another.200 fre was wanted, The speaker sald that he was ready tu give à parc-l of hix land 60 feet wide to the city if they would have the road open for t next exhibition.It was referred the Committee for Civic Adminisration.Mr.McManamy then spoke on the value of the Canadian dollar, saying that Canada enjoyed a favorable trade balance with the United Kingdom, while the reverses wan the case between Canada and the United States.The Canadian dollar was only worth 85 ecnts in New York today, while the pound sterling had depreciated to the same extent.1 a merchant wanted to buy a bill on London, he had to do so through the New York market, and pay American exchanges as well.Mr.McManamy said that some in- tiative should be taken, and the machinery set in motion whereby things could be done direct between Canada and the United Kingdom.A resolution of sympathy wax taken on the deaths of Mr.Michel Gavvin and Mr.Eudore Patry.The following new members were admitted: W, G.Brown, of Thomas & Co.: R.M.Pucet, C.P.Lisbach, manager of the Moleon's Bank, Bt.Rouh Branch: Altred Villeneuve, of Turgeon, Pelletier & Villeneuve.und J.W.Bolduc, of Bolduc and Belan- or South Amertonn ports, they had te ver, fer an \u20140\u2014ce a opening on the east of the Kxhiby.' DISMANTLING ofa LUMBER MILL.| THE MACHINERY IN QOOB [ORDER cffereé for SALE in ene lot.or in parts to suit buysrs.Heavy and small woodwork planes Band Saws, Pulleys, Shatts.Lathes that Portland was contidered as « be in Montreal, in order that a dele.[8nd & great assortment of woeds working requisites.etc.Can be seen from 8 to 13 Ady road from the Kxhinition trounas| 17d 1:38 to 6 PM, He wid | that à road was open for a IBN vurner at.Take electric car Lo Grant êt, Joseph Bt.\u2014Cross C.P.R track to corner Grant ft.and Princes Edward St.or Write to or call at No.1 &t, Joseph St, Quebec.ASR for MR.LIECKER.July$xth.sat.mon.n8 FIRE DESTROYED SILLERY MOUSE Fire destroyed the two storey brie residence belonging to Mr.Jen Morissetie at Stllery last evening The blaze started early in the ovege ing.but the brigade thought had it under control after work, but it started again in the roof, and destroyed thy = bulléing completely.Mr.Morissette, it will be remets bered was one of those unfortusdle people who had their homes Gé» troyed in the big fire at Biliery coûté | years back.when twenty Routes 4 were burned.The house was a new ruses but it could not be learned evening if the loss te ocovertd ee 4 Insurance.rames ES A lumberman was CE, teréay ia the Bt.Maurice Sliver et La Tuque, and aithèugh hes body was recoversd, he was not Meth fed lant evening.Coroner Joticeeur left isst ng for La Tuqvke, where the will be held this morning, _.° CANADIANS WILL SAIL THIS WEEK Olympic Trap Shooters Leave Quebec This Week-End for Antwerp Toronto, Ont, July 1.\u2014The second section of the Canadian Olympio team, consisting of seven trap shooters, will sail from Quebec at the end of this week for Antwerp.The main body of Canadian athletes, marathoners, boxers and cycliste! will sail from Montreal on July 34.and will he followed on August 7 by the swimmers and divers, who are to compete in teh Olympics.The final detachment, oarsmen and wrestlers, will sail on August 13.It is expected that the Canadian athletes who are to take part in the contests at Antwerp and their attendants, will number about sixty of a party, and $40,000 will be required to finance the undertaking.The central committee has collected halt of this sum and patriotic citizens and sportsmen in all sections of the Dominion are requested by the Committes to contribute the $20,000 yet required.This is the oniy public appeal being made.Similar appeals have been made in Great Britain, France and the United States for support of the Olympic teams representing those countries.Canada\u2019s first Olympic representatives, the Falcon Hockey Teamof Winnipeg.brought honor to this eountry as the first point winner in the events of the Olympiaemer ES Sporting Notes Patsy Wallace, tought Jimmy Wilde Toronto, and Pal Moore.over whom Wilde gained a decision in London tast fall, have been matched to fight twelve rounds at Toledo on Thursday next.the man who | recently in Walter Hagen, the United States golfer who was defeated last week In the British Open Golf Championship, won the French Open Golf Championship yesterday from La- Atte, his French rival.: «se Both the Shamrock 1V., the Amertea Cup challenger, and the Resolute, the defender, are in drydock fot their measurements, etc.The first race for the America Cup is on Thursday next.According to despatches received trom New York last evening, Babe! Ruth the home run king, was not! injured in the automobile necident when his car was overturned.The\u2019 Babe will play against the Detroit Tigers today.Both the Shamrock and the Resolute have Leen haulsd out of the water for their measurements, etc.and as thers are over B00 measurements to take.it is caleviated that \u201cthis work will not be finished before Saturday.* .Mors fights are on the bill for next week at the Kent It is pro- sable that the hill will be known tomorrow.Toronto non the only rame play- od in the International League yesterday, and is placed the Buffalo Bisons in second place.There Is only one point between the Leafa and the Buffalo outfit, however, Vancouver, B.C., July 7 -\u2014 Dave Black, professional, at \u2018Shaughnessy Heights Golf Club, yesterday won the Pacific Northwest open champion ship, finishing 72 holes with a ecore of 296.| Nationa) \u201cyesterday and continues to the 17th SCHOOLBOY DAY AT BISLEY YESTERDAY More Bad Weather Prevailed \u2014Canadians Satisfied with Shooting Up to Date London.July 7.\u2014(By Canadian Associated Press).\u2014It was another soaking day at Bisley \u2018today.the university and public schools events comprising most of the program.Fifty two schools were represented The tims was when Schools Day ! brought to Bisley whole trainloads of admiring relatives of young com- | petitors.Rain and increased ral { fares frightened tnem off today however.Charterhouse won the Ashburton Shield with Harrow second.Westminster won the Trophy.D.N.Bladow, of King Edward VII Grammar School, Birmingham won the Spencer Cup.The following are atiached to the Canadian team In addition to Major Utton.Toronto, and Major North over, Winnipeg, who are still doing duty in England.Lieut.A.Skinner, Fort William; Sergeant W.Davies, Winnipez: Trooper J.Sahller, Edmonton: Corporal H.Young and Sergeant Major T.Young, Toronto Highlnnde:s; Captaia Lahaie vf Montreal, is entering for the revolver matches only.Members of the team without exception, say they are well satisfled with their shooting to date.Canadians won the informal match of twelve a side, against the battle: ship Pembroke by 75 points.Dates of Events The 57th annual meeting of the Rifle Alsociation opened Cadets The following ar» the dates of the principal events: Tuesday, July sixth, Bass ana Edge.Wednesday Tih, public schools day.Ashurton Shield, ete.Thursday Sth, Albert B.8.A, Conan Doyle, Donegall Cup.Friday 9th, Eicho Shield.Aldershot, Astor.Saturday \"0th.\u201cNewspaper Day\", .Telegraph, Graphic, Daily Graphic, \u2018(stock exchange concurrent with these), Wilbledon Cup.Monday 12th, Prince of Wales, Alexandra.Tuesday 13th, Kings First Stage (200,500) Chira Loder, Ranelagh | Cups.Wednesday \"4th.8t.Georges First \u2018Stage Kolapore Cup.! Thursday 15th.Kings Second, i Stage (200, 500, 600) Queen Mary's City of London.Friday 16th, St.Georges Becond\u2018 Stage, MacKinnon Shield.| | Saturday 17th, Kings Final Stage ! (200, 500, 600).The Bass and Edge match was shot yesterday.RUTH NOT INJURED New York, July 7.\u2014\"Babe\u201d Ruth, champion home run hitter of the ; New York American League Base- {ball Club, was not injured in the ac-| cident in which his automobile was, wrecked near Wawa, Penna, early | today, Miller Huggins, Manager of (the Club.announced here to-night, | gun returned to New York late today and will play in the game here to-morrow against Detroit, Manager Huggins said.Ruth, Mrs.Ruth and three other ball players were in the car on their! way lo New York from Washington.| where the team played yester The accident, according to inform: tion received by the Club oficial here, resulted when Ruth, who was driving, attempted to turn out to , meet another car.His machine was {overturned and wrecked, ATLANTIG CITY AFTER QLYNPIS Famous Seashore Resort In United States Wants Thess Games Next Time Atlantic City, July 7.\u2014 Nethias less ambitious than the staging of the Olympic Games in this cily on the next occasion of the games in 1924 |s the plan which has been launched here for followers of sport who believe tnat this seashore resort would make an ides} sport for the world sport classic.Harry Lats, who has had considerable experience In the prornoting of athletic games is the lenéer of the movement and he has interested à number of other men in the city In the projec.While one object of the enthu- siaste ie to bring the Olympic Games here, they do not Intend to walt so long to put Atlantie City prominently on the sporting world map.It je hoped to hold contests of interest to persons in all parts of the country here, possibly before the end of the present season; and probably the first event of importance will be a Marathon race on the boardwalk, which is eight miles long, with runners of nots participating.It is pointed out by Mr.Lats thers is room hers for the games and probably no city in the world is so well able to take care of crowds which would visit the shore for big gages.At a recent meeting of the Hotel Men's Association, the idea of periodical sporting classics was indorsed and the matter has been taken up with the Chamber of Commerce, which has promoted aerial! contests.The nearness of the resort to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and other big perts of entry le urged as an argument in its favor in the matter of landing the next Olympie contest.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Toronto\u2014 R.H.E.Jersey City .000001110\u20143 11 § Toronto .02000120x-\u20145 7 0 Batterles\u2014H=ck Ryan and Devine; Ferguson and Hyde.Freitag.At Rochester\u2014 Baltimore-Roch«ster: cain.At Akron\u2014 Syracuse-Akron: Ac Buffalo-\u2014 Reading-Buffalo: Postponed; rain.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Postponed: Postponed; rain.NEW BASIS FOR CRICKET GATE MONEY London, July T-\u2014(Canadian Associated Press)\u2014The Times\u2019 financial correspondent describes the new basis for insuring gate money at county cricket matches and states that a large amount of insurance against rain has been effected for these events.Henley regatta wet weather e\u2019aims amounted to about $5.000, mostly on policies for small amounts.BOWLING CURED HIN.Toronto, July 7\u2014An impediment in his speech which has inflictea Trooper W.Hart, as a result of shell shock.suddenly disappeared in the bowling tournament at Niagara-on- he-Lake today during the excite.\u201cment of a bowling contest in which Trooper Hart was engaged.He was playing with a team from the Davisville Hospital here at the time he recovered his speech.fie EN ja % Tm M N ME Au ÿ iw I Win fn TRI i) I + + ° Ji {i i Si | i hh .= 4 | } | fi | ok I I EF fA =a I I TAGHTS HAULED OUT OF WATER Doubtful if Work of Messurfog Will Be Finished ed Saturday \u2014\u2014 New Téck,* July 1-80 Thomas Lipton's Shamroek IV, challenger for the America\u2019s Cup.and Resoluts, tive defending craft of the New York Yacht Club, were hauled out of the water at the Morse Drydock and Repair Company in Brooklyn today for measurement in anticipation of thé international races off Sandy Hook beginning Thursday, July 15.The vachts are being measured by Professor Harold W.Webb, Columbia University, who has a corps of as sistanta, Measuring the cup yachts is an sxceedingly difficult proposition this vear, as the rule requires that the oraft be weighed for displacement.This was not done in former cup races.It will require at least five hundred separate measurements being drawn off on each craft.At the rate of progress made today it is doubtful whether the work will be Gnished before Saturday.The figure then will have to be checked with those of the designers of the crafts.Wivm the technical end of the measurements work is finished it will be at least another day before the rating will be decided upon and the time allowance known.It is generally believed that the Shamrock wil have to give at least six minutes to the defender.A lock at the two boats as they wore out of the water was an interesting study to all interested in naval architecture.Resolute is decidedly ymalier and has a more conventionai u The challenger looks smoother beneath her waterline than she does on deck.There is no question but that Charles E.Nicholson.her designer, has done a good and a most original lob.She Is unlike any other yacht that has ever come after the cup.When Professor W-bb finished his work today.the waterline length of the yachts had been taken off.He stated that each yacht was under the 75-foot limitation required by the conditions of the race.The yachts were measured with full crews on board.Shamrock carrie thirty-five hands and five In the afterguard, Including Mra.W.P.Burton.wife of the amateur skipper of the craft.Resolute carries thirty pald hands and an afterguard of five, It was stated (hat H.L.Garr would represent the Royal Ulster Yacht Club on hoard Resolute during STANDING.the race and that Sherman Hoyt.à [pointed Russell in a six-round bout.Won.Lost.P.C.member of the alt>rguard of Vanitle.| Both were 13cal fighters.Baltimore .47 28.653 would be the American representa- {Toronto .49 27 645 |tive on board Bhamrock IV.MOORE TO MEET WALLACE.Buffalo .47 26 .644 meee Toledo, O., July 7\u2014Pal M Akron .42 20 583[CMNNMAMMNNMMAN KI |, Toedn On July TPA Moore, of Reading .38 26 .614|s \u201d he ey vend anes Je City .28 43 40 ® 0 rochester.M H 34» BASEBALL | 4 ter: Téereaar mine July 16.Tree Syracuse .11 86 \u2018226ite contracts were signed today.The 12 90 06 0836 38 28 96 36 36 08 25 26 98 38 26 26 27 NATIONAL LEAGUR At Pittsburgh== RES Philadelphia .100000000\u20141 3 1 Pitteburgh .00000200x\u20142 8 3 Batteriea\u20148mith and Wheat; Cooper and Haeffner.At St.Louis\u2014 RH B Chicago .030000050\u20148 7 0 St.Louis .016001120\u20145 18 3 Batteries\u2014Vaughn.Alexander and Killiter; Jacobs, Nay.Goodwin, Dilhoefer.Only games scheduled.AMERICAN LEAGUE At Philadeiphis\u2014 R.H.BB (First Game) Boston .000000000\u20140 2 1 Philadelphia .10050000x\u2014\u20ac 10 1 Batteries\u2014Karr, Eibel and Walters; Keefe and P» SLav'slous, ins ee lnak).Voay sweet; re Test bn 2 Oct dora Ge Bub LANYIC wears ay! Brey Gage\u201d, yy 4 , \u201ca $ + 1 , 2 e wd ( » \\ \\ « \\ y N N 9 - #29 Ad oY Le .vc\" B= \u201c, ' > EAN \u201c3 > w 4 e - = a ; J rr $2 2 vat IN, FAL : Es Caokies! Send for \u201cluscious\u201d LANTIC Recipes Lawn whet fhings.YOU con make pith EET >< So Gingerbread! Cup! Fee points out that whatever suc- owes Britain has had in governing India and Egypt hes resuited from the fact that in religious and social matters it has not sought to inter- tere with the ways of the people.ROYAL SALARIES.The King of Italy, who has votun- tarily reduced his allowance from the state, has been, since the downfall of the Central Empires, the most highly-paid ruler in Europe, his yearly official salary being $3,000.- \"0, As he, however, has to set aside nearly three-quarters of his income for non-personal expenses, the best paid of monarchs seeme to be King Alfonso, whose $1,400,000 & year is his to do pretty much as he pleases with.The Emperor of Germany's mlary uted to de $5.080,000 per anmum, and the Emporer of Austria's $4,- 500,000, DAILY GOSSIP ON THE LEADIN LEADING STOCKS Yesterday's New So Tom Financial Bulletin was as follows: Improving tendencies are expected, interrupted by natural recessions, which are likely to offer good buying opportunities in rails.Pool channels are friendly to oils, equipments, sugars, tobaccos, and shipping shares.» Spencer Trask & Co.eay: \u201cThe best that we can is that we are now passing through what are probably the worst and most trying days of the period of readjustment.According to he Journal of Commerce: Speculative opinion still continues cheerful as far as immediate market operations are conterned and nothing like sensations] movements are expected but a gradual [improvement je looked for.anauP Qoodbody & Co., say: \"The industrial stocks that we are most bullish on just now are Alcohol, Fooë Products, American Loco, Baldwin.Realty, Corn Products, Paper and Ametican Linseed.\u201d e + + Lamborn & Co, say that: It is reported that Guantanamo Bugsr will be listed upon the New York stock exchange which accounts for the resumption of activity.Dividends it is stated are asmured at the rate of $8 per share with posidill- ties of extras from time to time.«oo The New Yerk Times is of the opinion that: The fact that quotations moved upward last week snd again yesterday in\u2019 the face of stiff money payes the way for debate as to the underlying causes.* °° Aocordiag to the Mayden Stone & Ca; As commodity liquidation pro- oeeds, there should be some easing ney is looked for asa a market stimulus.e eo 9 Foreign exchanged quotations yesterday were as follows: Sterling, 3.94; cables 3.94 3-4.Francs demand, 11.73; cables 11.70.Lire, demand, 16.27; cables 16.35.Guilders: demand 35 1.4; cables 35.38.Marks: 2.66; cadies 3.© © A.R.Hoyt, mys: \u201cThings ought to do better, everybody feels that the nominees are both good men, 1 think stocks shoud be bought on the declines.\u201d HARNESSING THE TIDES A practical attempt to harness the tides at the mouth of several British rivers $8 about to be made, and the power thus obtained Is to be used for generating electricity.The engineers who are making the plans estimate that the electricity will be obtained at only two-thirds the cost of electris Ia the money strain anû casiet.mes) power generated by cosl The basic principle underlying most of the inventions for harnessing the tides is the working of a turbine by tidal ebd and flow.The tide makes the power at both ts Inflow and ite outflow, only ceasing for & comparatively short time during the period ot haif tide.In one Cheshire and Lancashire district the great variation in the hour of the tide at neighboring estuaries makes possible.through an ingenious discovery, the production of maximum energy during an almost continuous period.The plan for harnessing the tides devised by lLawis Woodhead of Murcot Mill House, Broadway, Wodcester shire, calle for the duillding of à cheap and efficient wall out in the sea or tidal river, in which turbines are placed.Mr.Woodhead claims that 10-foot turbines would be most economics! where suitable.each of which would generate over 300 horse-power with a five-foot head, Thus a mile of sea wall would be capable of generating 139,000 horee- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y HAD MIS MONKEY'S WORTH, \u201c1 canna get over it\u201d à farmer remarked fo his wife.\u201cI à two\u2019-shillin* piece in the plate @ the kirk this morning insteaé 0° md ; usual penny.\u201d The beadle had noticed the take, and in silence he al farmer te miss the plate for 4 three consecutive Sundays.On the twenty-fourth Sunday the farmer again ignored the plats, DML the old beadle held out a detaining hand, and in a lewd, tragle whisper \u201cYour thne's up nos, Bandy WISE GUY.Cireus Manager \"Be veu vest job as cirous aitendant, de What steps woul you take If & Men | were to escape?\u201d Applicant\u2014\"Geod Wag snes, SW power.The postion of Meh & wai wor!\u201d « rte mega rm .\u2014 | would be four to siz miles tread shore.; * * x LŸ TABLETS MARKED BAYER\" ARE ASPIRIN THURSDAY, JULY ¢, 100 THE TORTURES \u2018MEXICO OPENING OF RHEUMATISM THREE FREE PORTS WANT TO BION TIF Wot WANT-\u2014A Ledger Koper and Ok 16{Nev.13.\u2019 Caron: N.Y\u2014Chasteure, Southampton July 1SlAug.13jSept.#9.Impergtor July SilAug 28/Bapt.39 .Aquitania Ang.I would never be able to walk again, One day while lying in bed, 7 read about \u201cFruita-tiser\u201d the great fruit medicine; and it seemed just what ports have been designated in Mex- Ico, agcording (eo representatives of the de facte government in this city.The ports are Puerto Mexico and Salina Crus at the Atlantic and More than ordinary interest has been aroused by the introduction of a new fabric made from what is described as \u2018artificial wool\u201d, and srepha, ole, of ue value to re, July arjaues Vijuept.34.Saturnie Happity Stopped When He -\u2014 Not Aspirin at All without the \u2018Bayer Cross\u201d 5 te 1 D.Pris we Poste Moy Bogan To Tako \u201cFrat tirez\u201d | © Pole Aimed at Develop- [Fabrio Made From Wood Fi- - : Dred, Pate BL will bo hand: [gig th me i! Re ras ment of Sonora and Isth-| ber Lacks Charscteristi 1 1198 Aus V.Orava Se.-Q.; wanTes Iv dans MIL ITE MB] ora yes, Tsumieed wih Aim | MUS of Tohuantopeo of Genuine Article à July 2éjAug.31jMept.18.*Caronis | matises, being forced to stay in bed : K, Now Yerk-Piymouch, Cherbourg | fer five months.1 tried all kinds of _\u2014 i Ca a medicine without relief and thought | Washington, July 7 \u2014 Theos free (Christian Science Meaiter) \" Gemesal Offics Assistant.Sigept.3|Bept.80 Mauretania Asssuntiag Dubro In view of the fact that the public #: wishing early marriage; Department Julysxs Xs valk & Trieste, meodoû, se I decided to try It.lelfñe termini.respectively, of the ?July 81 .« .lalla The first box hoiped me, and Tehuantepee Railroad, which crosses is sonsently complaining about the NOT ERUST BAKERIES *Via Queenstown the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, and | \"St © ne Sook the tablets regularly uatil every ; and purchasers have been keen to Janitor Wanted.Appiy to 144 BL | por rate mé farthes » , Gusyames, in the state of Sonorg.Jeha Birest, Quebec.Jutytas | \"reine no er ete \"| trace the Eyer Due Thee are the first free ports ever [100M ie ay mur | \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 p sf REN: LEDUC, established in Mexico and they are fabric.\u20ac - WANTED \u2014 Good sxperispecd THE ROSERT REFORD CO, LTR.80e.à box, 6 fer 92.50, trial ise Mo, | intended to offer an emperiment as te | \u2018tested in the production of the ! atemographer.Apply At onoe in Our.Prran As ail deniers or sent postpaid by [the value of the policy.The aim ja &rtAcial wool materi] that ft wilt base, ! ; perce te a Te vase Prulbadives Limited, Ottawa, i bromote the development of twe|bs a serious compatiter with weslen sare end vow made in Canada.|tis, Joint Pains, and Pain .lograph On, 45 St.Peter We vend L.asxtuhatte ho | a emote districts.the [snd worsted rata oo far those] Always buy an unbroken pockage| Tin boxes of 13 tablets cost but 1 athmus of Tehuantepec and Sonore.| gaz e textile ry DAVE cf « blets of hich | a few cents.Larger \u201cBa \" packages.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014-\u2014\u2014 Le re etre te rit which latter State Is cut off from |not shown any appearance of alarm.Bm julia aT must Serer TOWN OF MEGANTIC.WANTED \u2014Advanced Diementary ITE ST.Mexico through Jack of railroad com- [Samples of this artificial wool, and Aspirin Ix the trade mark \u20ac ered In Canada) of Mayer setae one Teacher or Protease Suhool Must wH AR munication.Also cloth made\u2019 therefrom, Mave| aeotiencidester of Balleyiicacié.While it le well nous Rat Aspirin moans Bayer Sealed tenders addressed té the te able te tench up to and including INE The prevailing impression in Wash | been exhibited.Manufacture; ta pavist tha pubile agsinet imitations, the Thdiets of Bayer Company ssventh grade.re at DOMINION L ington is that if the government mow In Use te .Wil ho stamped with thair genera! trade mark, the \u201cBayer Cress\u201d Corporation of the Tewn of Megantie, lacs per month.Apply to D.in control in Mexice maintains itself Germany Laks Megantic, PQ.will be re- Ross, Secretary, Cabane, Quebec.EUROPE tor a reasonable length of time, ie| During the war, Germany was Ei ceived up to neon of the 19th day of 4 JulyTx6 \u2018 \u201c \u201c (Wiil receive the recognition of the|placed in considerable difticulties tet rt 1 Æ for th \u2018 | TN ANTED \u2014 Ohi ae | Montreal \u2014Quebou\u2014Liverpont: United States.on account of the lack of raw wool .July ee or the prets tm « ANTED \u2014 Gir a [J - concrète dam across the Chawdiers * tabi se G a Canada .July 17; Aug.34; Sept.36 Peace Outlook Promising.and cetion, and at one period mmp.4 Rete! Kennobec, Lr.aoe » Megantic.\u2019 .July 24: Aug.31; Sept.18 George F.Weeks, a citizen of thie [108 of clothing taken from captured A N D River near Lake Megantic.Julysxs AMERICAN LINK.country who has recently returned |Poldiers were submitted to the man- Plans, specifications and forms of \\ Pa oherbourg\u2014douthampten: from Mexia City, here he was edi- sae °, the eoradford Sonditioning Casco Bay, Atlantic Seacoast and |*nder may de cbiained at the offs SALESMAN \u2014 respect! 'phia July 10; Aug.7; Sept.4 tor The Mexican Review, sald on |House for y ese \u2018 - salesman, whose abi is css New York .July 17; Aug.14; Sept.11 his arcival here that the outlook for {found to contain only a small pro- M i R t of the Engineer, Mr: Edward A Ÿ \u2018Sis present place, might 2nd more [Bt PRul .July 14; Aug.31; Sept.18 permanent peace In Mexieo was prem | portion of wool or reworked wool, aine CSOPTS Evans 147 Mountain HilL, Quebeccongenial employment with us, and,| RED STAR LINE ain.i the main part consisting of vario Including Old Orchard, Kennebunk, | Fach tender must be accompanied mme .The government he considers the | vegetable fibers in which that of t by an accepted Bank cheque payable ca We require\u201d oman of \u2018ten Now Nork\u2014Senthampton\u2014Antwerp: strongvst since the regime of Porfirio nettle predominated.The cloths Biddeford Pool, etc.- [to the order of the Corporation for character, sound in mind and body, [yor gd July 10: Aug 14; Sept 13 Diaz.and he believes that it can keep | were fairly satisfactory in appear- Leave MONTREAL dally 8.30 1m sad £30 os, [an mount representing 10% of (he pland .July 17; Aug 21: Sept 25 order at home and ostablish friendly b the: ked the warmth ve 7e pme Contract price bid.o\u20ac strong personality, whe would ap- | PA ly 24: ; : anes, but they lac Arcive PORTLAND daily 7.30 p.m.and 7.30 a.m.> 4 mrecinte n tifou job with a fest- Zeslang, + July 24; Aug 28; Oct.2 re'ations with the United States and |r à woolen fabric, were of inferior Le The lowent or any tender not ne- growing concern, where industry Sn apy Bet 4: Oct.9 other countries.The views of Mr.|y uring quality, and offered little Parlor Cafe Car Service on day traim.|vemarily accepted.JulySxiw, would be rewarded with far above| WHITE STAR LINE Weeks are of especial interest, Inlregistance to demp.As a war-time Sleaping Cars on night train.No change Torres.rim re Barier.Bones Now Yors\u2014Cherbonrg-\u2014 with Mr, Carramaa, © ov 249074tR [substitute they answered the pur- between Montreal and Portland.Travel NOTICE erred.\u2026.ey, 4 pose.It is therefore recognized tai: Gen.Alvaro Obregon, he says, will in comfort.> \u2014 méz, Moun Ho.Julydxé | olympic .July 8; Aus.4; Aug.28 be the only candidate for the presl- that ubstitates for wool abn For illustrated descriptive Are you moving to the country?AGENTS CANTER Adriatie » Aug.14; Sept 16; Oct.16 dency at the coming elections, and he | Wa met Brac can\u2019 be NUE and bookiet with list of hotels, \u2018 If se, intrust your Moving with come » T\u2014Quesustown-\u2014Liverpool believes that the election of General and ai information .- te netent Carterz a: moderate prices WANTED \u2014 Party vith Ces Mobile - July 1: au 24: Sept.1s / \\ Obregon will be in the interest of the (\u201coven Into cloth, ~~ appears srl Double and single rigs.Ju i .38; \" lfare.The Mexican Gov- : Specialty: Moving of Plance, Farale handie my Now Patent Coal Oil- Baltic July 31; Sept.4.Oct, 9 country's we nam .Address ; \u201coe ; ; t, ri to Mr.W to be something of a misnomer, In .WI.Trun| ete Ges Burners.stanes er (\u201cformerly Cleveland) MAIL CONTRACT has chosen capable and enperienced asmuch as it is made from wood, or City Pamcnges hi Agent, | Special cavern tor the removal of- Weaver, Watervile, que N.X.\u2014aseres.Gibraltar, Naples, men for important positions, and |cellulose, and might, therefore, be i Ne.10 St.Anne 84.Garbage and Ashes * \"| Julylxiw ond Genoa: pÉEALED SENDERS, sddressed te \u2018M lilmreby in making good impression.| more correetly Gescribed as artifi- Telephone night or day to: TS Canopic cme ee ee July Bott moon, on Friday.the 23rd | Miguel Covarrublas.now Minister of | cial cotton.Indeed, the new fiber LAUREAT GREFFARD FOR SALE retie .+2 + +».» July 24 (July, 1920, fer the conveyance of His |Foretgn Affairs, has filled many |resembles cotton more than wool, Master \u2014_\u2014 Full information at: siasty's Mails, on a propesed Contract for | diplomatie posts and is widely [for It Jacks practically all the cha.er Carter., FOR BALE\u2014Privaie residence | W.M- Macoberson.33 Dalboneis at, | GUEBEC end \u201cBILLER.from \u2018mae \"rer (known In this country and Europe.|racterietion which make moi saa 20 Dumont Street - Montcatmrille No.6 Laporte Strest, The Cape, in Quebec, or Local Agents tober next.ot : Mr.Weeks also felt that the mpecia!| ool goods so valuable.Telephone 7020 O.Îxtu.th.etx39 Printed notices containing further in {mission of Fernando Iglesias Calder- Junestt pertect order.For details call up| \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 OIRO) | Pristed notices Containin proposed Con.Lacks Elasticity is the morning 1376.Possdusion : tract may ba seen \u2018sod bisak forms of Tender on to this country roulé be produe- One of the 1 t quatities of immediate if necespary.Julytxé NCH LIN ma; obtained at the Post ices of good d ne of the importan ualities of \u2014 Ty | vie E Gsbec, Sikery fod Borpervilie snd a the | Money for New Industries | wool la its great elasticity, and.the Jungat ud tex J, Arter Labee Eugene Trudel HAM \u2014Cooked or raw ham, Contr Centar Ths ARE Ruste e Pos e Inspec Mr.Weeks said the only unfortu-|most marked difference Setween « A.LA cas LA.bacon, sumer, potted head, polos Nez SORE HA EEE Later à Of, nate feature of the revolutionary [suit made from pure wool and one CA.A, .LA - t , fat and , \u2014HAVRE , , 1920.ne ear =| PG fat and lean, La ine July 10; Au 20: Sept 17 & TANNER GREEN.movement was the assassination of | made from shoddy is the tendency LaRue & Trudel, 1 at the ators of J.NOEL RONDEAU, Losral pt 6 Lechevrotiere.May13x3m MOTORCYCLES, MOTORCYCLES [Francs .July31; Sept 8;0ct.6 of the revolution ware rémponsible.potter able to withstand strains.MOTORCYCLES \u2014Indlan make, 1918 Frog ee Te rel oo 1.4 be ye Merieo Lo be p 1 | hie + recotabie oer cod L R T d 1 & ™ .$ : | and orderly.i i i model with electri system.new! Wm.M.Macpherson, 66 Dalhouste \u201cFurthermore.\u201d said Mr.Weeks, .oy \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.ry ra it Because their bills are never high.This may akue, lrude 3800.00.19158 mndel, new $480.00.gt: F.8, Stocking, 13 Du Fort 8t:.\u201cthe Mexican people, and this in- 1317 model, demonstrator, with rear .stoves, deltware, oil cloth, carpet and \"absolutely the best; largest in (he country; established 16 years; thou- Lannés wealthy members, both sexes; metctiy Jy senfdential; descriptions free.The § hota sex, wishing marriage; atriotiy Sex 115.Oakland.Calif.Junelixim MISCELLANEOUS tre : INJER AND PORTEBR\u2014You wil % complete slock of the best » Porter, Gia, Scotch, Aloshol, , Jamales Rhum, Rye and best red and white wines at Meyiteta | CA Le Touraine July 13; Aug 14; Sept 14 | Rochambeau July 17; Aug 21; Sept 23 june 2éxlaw-thx3w.| Post Office Inspector C.A.Langevin, 30 Bt.John street, MAIL CONTRACT July: S\u2014Scandi\u2019'vian Montreal.South.13\u2014La Toursine.New York.Havre 14=Em.France Quebec.Liverpool \u201c\u2014France.New York.Havre 17\u20141mperator .New York,Ply.|\u2018 10\u2014Rocham'bu New York.Havre S4\u2014Melitia.Montrsal.Liverpool \u201c*\u2014-Megantic.Montreal.Liverpool \u201cCedric.New Tork.Queenstown & Liverpool \u201c\u2014Lacpoldine New York, Haves 18\u2014Pr.Fr.Wm.Quebec.Liverpool 30\u2014Grampian.Montreal.Bouth- * ampton, Antwerp 81-\u2014Bicilian.Montrea).Glasgow \" \u2014wAquitania.New York,Cher- part of Russian Siberia was con- ere this year on the Asiatic Coast, according to oficial advices, gives Japan not only all salt water terminale of the Manchurian and Siberian railways but every possible Vancouver, B.C.July 6\u2014Judg- The sum was for six five.masted schooners.purchase of which was cancelled before delivery.[It io the largest sum for which judgment has ever been given in British Columbia\u2014 The 26.Cuacitsa one of the transports that ia to take the Cassho- Slovaks back home.arrived down at 0:30 o'clock \u201clast evening from Montreal.' Mr.Carransa, which, in his opinion, was the work of an over-zealous man, not anything for which the leaders cludes a majority of the seldiers, are 4:30 o'cluck yenterday afternoon.e The C.G.8.Lady Evelyn arrived up at 8:30 o'clock lan evening.The 88, Millaw passed down at left for the Onguenay at 8:10 à, e .eo The stam barge Richard W.arrived down at 148 am yesterday, The 88.Canadian Sealer passed down at 10 o'cleok yesterday morn.ns.° © a The 88.Carrigan Mood\u2019 pames down at 0:40 c'eleek last eveniag, -Lift Off Corns! of the former to keep Its shape.In other words, the pure wool garment is more elastic and is, therefore is practicaly no elasticity in \u201cacti- Gelal wool.\u201d No Pain! Doemn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Freesone on an aching corn, in- stantiy that cern steps hurting, then shortly yow fift lt right off with fingers.Truly! Tour aragyist soîls à tiny bdottle of Frecmone for à few cents, sufficient to remove every hard orn, soft eorn, er corn between the tees.and the callouses, without soreness or tre ritation.seem strange as in a lot THEY Cant Add VERY WELL of Garages the addition tutures closed steady.Cloeing bids: July, 39.07-¢3c; October, 33.37-30¢; middling, fair, 31.084; geod middling, 28.934; fully middling.37.084; middiing, 28.8334; low middHng, 31.834: good ordinary, 19.334; ordinary, 13.334.The sales of the day Ottawa, July 1.\u2014 The Toronto market remains firm and unchanged Country track shippers in Western Ontario are now asking $3 to Sdc, for current receipts.Several cars American eggs arrived in Toronto, costing 60 to Sic delivered.Toronte jobbiag specials te; oxteas 83¢) firms bdo: seconds 48e.Montreal markit one sant higher Bi CWARTwPRED te ACOCUNTANTS \u2014 Picher, BAXNNBURARNNNY , Petroleum, American refined 34, 1 3-4; spirits 3 1-44.Turpentine, spirits 143s.Rosin, American sirainod, type \"G\u201d B6s.48s; shipments 148: stock 6,864, higher.Eo Rest of market looks tired.aE Nant % J.ALLEYN, AE BAR 10 Mr.C.J.Lockwell has just ase quired the properties of Mr.Geerge flate and the other two to be ocous pled by the propristor only, which easy conditions to al) sarieus pure chasers who have a little money.These properties vary betwee four and sven thousand dellare each, and it is certalniy ene of the biggest.bargains in propériy ever oftered.~~ Julytss Mr, Lockwell desires to sell gn veep * tar cygnet.$300.00.1913 model, 4 'ENDERS, sed he 1 d 1 i n sae cylinder, used, $100.00.John.| Siete * |, SEALED TENDERS, ndéresed to the sie ot Aghuins and revolution anû Another dissdvantage is that vege-|| Of AN account seems to be the best thing they do.TA SE Etes son motor wheels, $100.00, Atted on ISLAND PARK FERRY ar \"1000 tor the oF ida.the, Za money to be made now.and many ue fibers will not take the usual Our motto is: Give the Public a Square Deal.| your bicycle.Apply to Quebec Skate ajesty's Mails, on à propesed Centract for | investors are ready to start new in.| 978 used in connection with wool, & Cycle Co, Reg'd., 88 3-4 Bt.Valier four» 4 x on th and the cellulose article would have : Accessories : Compromise: between Debtors - mtreet, Quebec.March18.th sat.tuxtt SILLERY Ne.\"1, from the Posimaner.[duatrise or open up old ones (he |e dred win dyetuire qe Pare We have a good line of and will carry ang Creditors TO LEY On and after ist June, until fur Eel matices Somaining Jorther in: revolutionary activities are at an a for cotton.an nn ones Gasoline and Oil very soon.Cars for hire, 126 ST.PPTER STLEET .J = i lormatien as te conditions of 5 - lend.\u201d \u201cROOM TO LET for a mingue | her notice, weather and circum.|tract may be seen and blank forms of Tender | ne recent lifting of the censor.|sPpeal with considerably more force ° DbomLien Building Quobse * a To LE ne pei stances permitting.38.Frontenac mc Bergertiile aad Site Sifiens - ship has been followed by news of [to the average man, is that fabrics The Cadillac Motor Sales Co.Phouss 4590 4521 speaking family\u2014ne children ne w eave: office of t Port Office \u201cInspector at two revolutionary movements, one in | made from the new fiber are in.vemient for St.Rochs or roar oa bree] ee ice 1 + Office, Tamaulipas, led by San.Carols clined to \u201ceockle\u201d, a defect that + 4 Town: cars pase the house; 10 Bt) v.25 AM.-00 AM.ee Jind Tune, 1920.Osuna.and another in Coahuila, led [suggests alarming possibilities if of Quebec Reg d.Augustin, corner Cote D'Abrahem.| 915 AM 5.TANNER GREEN.by Gen.Jesus Guajardo.The Osuna [the unfortynate wearer got caught 9 .sulytns | *\" AM, AM {june 24xlaw-thxiw.Post Office Inspector movement.at latest smocounts, had |im a shower of rain, , .You will tind any thing you \u2014_\u2014 Ak.Pa \u2014\u2014 bien disposed of.excent for about] Similar material was made about (\u2018Phone 4916) require for your OFFICE TO LET\u2014Rooms for the summer | , .: men who were 8 wi eir | eight years ago.Artificial silk waste _ 4.50 P.M.Champion, ex.I leader, but General Guajardo was SCOTT STREE months near the Chateau Frontenac .was spun and woven in Bradford, at Immediate pomession.Apply to § 616 pe Sat, Sat.4.00 P.M.Cyr.» Delagrave reported to have contrat of four [pup 1t did not prove to be a com- 9 Malema.\"Prone uae ilgtat | 10 rae an Ct TA presntative ee the de het savers.merci, csr AL dierent.ces (RS \u2014_\u2014 | ex 4 20 BUTCHER, Ba Ta one de taste Govern\u201d |asawesd, mettle, and artificial silk \" yet 0 { STORE TO RENT\u2014On Mi.John | 19% PM.130 P.M.\u2018Aiguillon S Te Te im waste have been made into cloth, Julyéx so 1 8.The first and most up-to-date] 3 \"M 246 Pu 1} 78 d'Aiguillon St, Quebec, [tar undertakings might ve \u201c|but none of the productions has of this kind in Quebec.1600 fee: | 3.39 P.M.4.14 P.M.Choice M but that they were of no significance.| een able to com ete with 1 TONERS.terrasse floor marble staircase, | 4-45 P.M.6.30 PM.Choice Meat, fabrics.Artificial Poel having the ; OFFICE STAT , , 15 PM.| 3 ; , Le assous Mane for mens) 30 PAC oes BX F V ox a - : pe ne CPS Emme France ame Base ux artificial witk, namels Large Choice of Wines and No.67 Sault-au-Matelot St St, ur phone 1742 or 7580.Night Trips: resh and Salt Pork, Ham, |i orted 160 miles east of Fame Pp.ous! ve some ot - Julydxiw Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday.Lamb, Cooked Meats, Point at 3:30 o'eloek yosterday after- raven but so tar the cioih Tas Liquors of the Most Various Quebec - - - Phone 6834 PURNISMED ROOMS, \u2014 Large, |From isiama-.ooo.Provisions.Loan und is expected in port tonight | rom lt appears to resemble, bag- Mail orders recive best .sunny snd comfortable.Continuous CHAMPION \u2014Telephone 4788\u2014 ght.FO Es end inferior bagging at that.Convido Port Wine, in large and small bottles.attention, Got water in bath rooms.Lecation Quebec.P The 88.Labrador arrived u at © one thing that artificial woo) Sandeman\u2019s Finest Sherry; four varieties.Woù patronised.Telephone Bab] (PO PM From AM femme] Dn restera.[ore ere mao is mats: NO Mekenare Sherry wine: tne vary fen \u2014 eil patron .Telephone .W.3 r.3 Is .D Mehardson 138 St.Anas St.Que.re entTT The steam barge John B.Kewhum | orth, Instead of being serrated: it Joanie Walkers Kilmarnock 8 wh TON'S BAKERY ii: ely Beptixiy #t.Miche! 7,00 RUSSIAN HARBOR IN left wp at 15 o'clock yesterday \" dant ent being Layer sonne Pc ect UT at leky- HETHRING ° «TE \u2014\u2014\u2014 se La 1.43 morning.inary wool dyes, ream of rley q 2 \u201c SUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES £40 PAL past Laurent HANDS OF JAPANESE * oo and hae me tlasiicley.prvoolen © Three Stars Burke's Irish Whisky in bottles Every Toney of high.PE mr ; .efisive, but the: ; grade Goods, 3° $7,500 per year easily selling my 0.30 Ax ari ; i re To Hall passed up are reliable, and a man who vues Marie, Brisard, Roger & Co.'s French Liquors, ete, etc, delivered 1e all parte ¥ New Patent Kerosene Oll-Gas Burn-| \"2 Jean nao pay P0Ssiet Bay, on Asiatio Coast, \u2026.out- on a wet day wearing a pair of = of he Cuy claûs |: - À ere ht and ove.$600.00 re- St.Michel es PM The tug Edward Pike and tow| YOOIen Or worsted trousers does not GEORGES PATRY Tel.9836 364 OT.JORN #2, us caver, anale, Bt.Laurent 6.30 P.M | North of Port Arthur, Has{ier Quebec going up at 3:20 yester- [Téturn wearing a pair of knickers.» , { - = W.J.THOMPSON, Been Turned 0 day morning.\u201cTRE HOUSE OF QUALITY.jem SN # AUCTION ROOM Tel.7860.Manager.een l'urned Over AM .Y \u201cDIAMOND DYES\u201d Phone 64e 23 Fabrique Strcet QUEREC.\u2014 3 Oerner of d'Algullion and Ste.Apl.Sitf.The ow.Canadian Seigneur arrived 3A OND .ÿ Genevieve strests, Telephone 1948, |=\u2014rm\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 1 Washington, July 7\u2014Possist Bay, | UP at Fort Martiniere from Liverpoo Don\u2019t streak er rein your material ta a {5 ENN ; J.Cassamit, A grnanannaenonsza last of \u2018the firat rabe harbors on the at 11 o'clock yesterday morning.ol SX) \u201cDiamond Dyw.\u201d M = 7 I am in à position te accept all iatic Coast north of Port Arthur package.arders for auctions, at private resi- PHIPPING MOVEMENTS.remaining in possession of Rusia, Lane =.Der ae passed up al Ça 0 0806 0606 6 066 006 DE 080006 060 Se onan sree are Jobbing - ADVOCATE.dence or Pinces of business.My \u20ac 390330290 M0 20% YH | has Fane to oil) amd 08 Japan [7 er\u201d \u201c \u201d v COTTON MARKK1S A |conds dull at 48e.Q \u201caR Pour 0 A Soon oom are NOW Opan to re-| Compiled for The Chronicle by |*°C0 0 Shicial advices received | po Liam barge Adrian Iselin 8 N| Maritime Provinces fem at last Phone: 8618; Res.\u201d 1916, | ooive furniture, goods, stock, etc.8.Mtockin , General Bi here tuday whch reported occupa- ; 4 a t 7°10 be sold by auction.At ame | Agent, 13 Du Fort atrest, quebee Hon of the town by Japanea troops.passed up at 12:38 p.m.yesterday.SRERRURBRNBRBRARABA | quotations.amesnesen ret) place of business.I buy all sorts of | Subject to Change.he harbor of Possiet Bay, 76 passe Attire New York, July 7 \u2014 Cotton a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 st wsoond hand furniture, coal, gas, oil miles southwest of Vindivontok and Tho 88.Arkensius dura: LA à and Ladles and Gents clothes.hampton, Antwerp, |5'd\u20acred for a time by Russia as the .December, 31.77-78¢; January, ous Ma\u201d oe p.The 98.Montreal arrived dewn ai A ® \u2018 TENT ane ks \u201c \u2014Olympls.New York.Cher.| OBlc3l terminal of he Trans-Biber: 12.45 Yeaterday merning, and left up 31.12-13e; March, $30.PP Tu nnnuuuuuœ nus sarl ê Stove, Junsldxim bourg, Southampton tan R.R.in pref rence to Viadivos- at 6 pm.closed mioady.Midaiing uplands, AWNING MAREN PERSONAL 11\u2014Tunisian.Montreal-\u2014Havre, (0% 0, Sceount of the excelent facili Lot ; $1.09.\u2014 London, July 7.\u2014Csleutta ln-ll 225 GT.PAUL STREEA ge ME ea Montreal.LAVerpool other points occupled by the Japan- pn : improved.Prices higher.American 7 QM Reliable Club, Mrs, Wrubel, mouth, Cherbourg, Southampton [tuture terminal.1:46 a.m.yesterday.008 bales, Including 8.660; Tallow, Ausiralian, 716 REAL EST TE BUYERS #; Box 26, Oakland, Cal.| June3sxim | \u201c \u201cCorsican.\u201cHonirea.Liverpool The tug 3 \" Haokett and tew veus ° Reetipts vere.1,006 s h, Ga, duly ?) ee re eee | \u2014Canade.Quebec.Liverpool| LYALL SHIPRUILDING at 0 bales, including 1,800 American vannah, Ga, July ?,\u2014Turpenti- \u2014\u2014 MARRY FOR EURE SUCCEUS|\"\u2014Saturnis .Quebec\u2026.Glasgow arrived down at 3 o'clock yesterday res dy.| ne firm, 130; sales 133; receipts 418; § Manny select wealthy members | \u201c \u2014X.Aug.Vie.Naw York.Liverpoo} COMPANY WIN BIG SUIT) morning.Fut Sleted sui snd sien , nts 14 , \u2019 > uns NN Rostn firm, sales 1,129; reve! re Le this wom oles JTeATS |10\u2014Cratis .+ New Tork Mediter.[TL was sigma here today for Blu] The 88.panterag, Porté don at > Junnun 3 (1105; shipmente 11; stock 15,080.4 Chateauvert, uated on 9c Gabriel ; or ranean 348.9 am.8 NOG MARKET an ensvieve Streets, comprise | Faole people wanted; free Met The |sg\u2014scandf'vian Montreal.Soutt- buliging Co.RO ean The C.8 4 \u201csapueney artived : #| Some favorable news was expect-JINE & block of six private houses ei: CURS.CAPPEL, ampton, Antwerp |; 0 et Ll down at 4:60 am.yesterday V1 0608 M6 08 20200 M0 06 M M2 06 0 | od today an Spanish River looks Hike | {OUT Of which contain two and three Ee \u2018Province of and half-yearly - 157 = \u201c 81,000,000 400.000 1 Jems let, 1088 $500,900 due June 1st, 1830 scember\u2019 t the Bank st Deo rare = Gynd7 & Company of Quebec intesest (1st Jung Quebec or Tercate, at Now York Eng.have been dlatrict with etiractios NEW ISSUE: $1 | $500,000 due - $500,000 due Over 250 Miles of high tension transenission 4 1 lines; with the necemary Southern Canada Power Coto connect up the industrial Oe Taran Tonalin ng todos have slo been with the I.H.is P.and Shawinigan » en systems to assure additional supply of power when occasion demands ma cout Jour million dollars have been expended by The frst rartpoge lands of ths NESBITT, THOMSON & COMPANY 222 St.James Street - MONTREAL HAMILTON 000,000 Province of Quebec 6% Bonds Dated ist June, 1920.$40,000 City of Montreal 6% Bonds Due September, 1923.MUNCPAL DEBENTURE CORPORATION LIMITED built by the it the industrial tates, make \u20ac muet ten request this rapidly power at 1st June, 1925.: 1st June, 1930.J ulysirt or, BREEN & 147 Mountain Hill Correspondents: § Stock and Bond Brokers, Jenks, Gwynne & Company, memblrs of th, New York Stock Frchange, ané Fortier, Beauvais & Ce.members \u2018et the Montresi Stock Exchange.GOURDEAU Telephone 185-186, MONTREAL 160 St.James Street, RENE-T.(Established 1901) LECLERG QUEBEC 76 BL Peter Street, Our OfMces are removed to 80 ST.PETER ST.Opposite Bank Nati New Telephone Number $438 HAMEL & MACKAY \u2018Notaries In the opinion of the New York Sun: The way some of the {ssues went up suggested real bduying rather than the ueual professions) roarking up process.™ ee © Cunard Ianer Mnperator, *hich sailed Saturday for New York Naé ipbroximidtey 93.180,000.If British gol conmgned | we American bankers + ASHE == \"THE CANADUAN PRESS (By Canadian Press) New York, July T.\u2014The recovery in the stock market\u2019 which had its inception atthe beginning of the month, was carried to greater lengths today on the broader sweep of operations, although speculative shares were again the outstanding teatures.Buying of these lssues was of a more varied and confident character and originated largely at Interior points, mainly Western and Southwestern centres, while New England turnished a moderate demand for metals, rails and shippings shared in the movement to a greater degree than at any recent period.High grade trans-continentals and conlers contributed thelr proportions to the largest turnover since the first week in June, probably as a result of the better transportation situation.More than half the day's business converged around the usual favorites, however, such as sieels.equip- ments, olls, motors and kindred specialties.Extreme advances, a» represented by leaders of those divisions, ran from two to five points with considerable impairment on profit taking at the close.Bales amounted to £00,000 shares.Changes in the money market were mostly towards further easement.Call loans opened at 86c, the lowest Initial rats of the month and more relaxation of time funds was reported albeit quotations remained unaltered.Mixed conditions prevailed in the market for foreign éxchange.Sterling was firm and the Spanish rate strengthened, but reactionary tendencies were displayed by remittances to France, Italy, Spain and the Scandinavian countriés The succemsful flotation of the $36,000,000 Bwiss loan, which was readily absorbed, featured the bond market, Anglo-French fives also strengthening.Domestic issues including the Liberty group, were irregular.Sales, par value, regat- ed $14,450,000.Ola United Btates bonds were unchanged on call.BAAURNBARLANNE SR 5 (By Bruneau & Dupuis) Open.Closeve cei 38 3834 .\u2026.834 4 Allis-Chalmers Am Beer Sugar Am Bosch Magm:o .116%4 118% {Fam Can .42} 43% Am Car & Fdy .139% 141 lam Inter Corp .8915 | 89% Am Loco .100% 101% Am 8meltin 81 6114 Am Buger .123 125% Am Sum Tobacco 9 9144 Am Woolen .\u2026 94 190% Anaconda Copper .56 5114 Atchison .797% 80% Baldwin Loco .124% 12514 Baltimore & Ohio 31% 31% Beth Steel (B) \"ny 9214 BRT.12% 13 California Petrol aa.3234 34% BICPR.+.0.11457 115% Central Leather .69 ss Chandier Motors .105 108 Ches & Ohio .8213 5234 Chic M& ft P .34 33% do R.Island .\u2026 27 » 174 Corn Products .95% 97 Crucilbe Steel .,.155 1594 Cuba Cane Sugar .881; 53% Erie Railroaë .11% 11% General Motors .25% 2144 Gt Northern pfd .70 70 (nspiration Copper .81 5214 Inter Merc Marine .32% 33 dopfd .a 83 9414 fnternat Paper .77% 718% Kennecott Copper .364 27 Kaystone Tire & Rub 2934 3034 Lackawanna Steel ., 71% Te Lehigh Valley .42% 42% Maxwell Motors .24 24 Mexican Petrol .19434; 1981; Missouri Pacifle .2614 254 Nevada Cons Cop .12% 128 New Haven .30% 30 N Y Air Brake .10014 100 NY Central .8 11] Nort & Western .,.90 20 Northeen Pacific .71 7112 N8Btesi .88 56 Ohio Cities Gas .42 24; Pan Amer Petrol .106){ 10744 Pennsylvania R.R.3844 39% Pierce Arrow .84% 5534 Pressed Steel Car .10124 101% Ry Bteel Eprimes .\u2026.99 9 Reading .+ 0.0 8656 8734 Republic I & 8 ., 95% 9634 Royal Dutch .114 11434 Bt.Louis & 8 P .24% 24% Binclair Oil Cons .323% 32% jl jBouthern Pacific .9344 293% Southern Railway .254 26 Stromberg Cr.40 8244 Btudebaker .».744 7 Texas Oil .+5 ++ +.474 47% Texas Pacific .41H a Tobacco Products .71% 11% Union Pacific .11444 114% tfnited Retail Stores .814; 81 UÜ 8 Food Producte.67% 70% {1 8 Indust Alcohol .95% 9.U 8 Rubber .998 100% UE Steel.3444 ny Utah Copper .70 6034 Van.Steel .024 08% Westinghouse .B81 hoy ; White Motor .#34 84 Worthington Pump .70 î McDOUGALL & COWANS Stook Brokers 16 Mountain Hill We Buy and Sell Victory Bonds Telephones : {+1403 CHENE NN HN MONTREAL EXOMANGE 38 26 98 20 86 98 08 96 08 26 20 24 86 36 (By Canadian Press) Montreal, July 7\u2014Quebeo Railway continued to dominate à streng and active market today although net to the extent of yesterday.About 15,- 000 shares changed hands and the best price in over two years was leached at 36% with close at 3434, a sain of 134 points?There appears to be strong faith In the rumors that the Publie Seryice Corporation ef Quebec City will come to 8 favorable arrangement with Quebec Railway.Spanish River isiues were & good second and the common galnéd 3% points and the preferred 3%.both making new highs at 116 and 130.In the balatice of the list, Brewswiss was most active and mebtng with poor suppoft, sagged off: 4% points to 61 in early trading recovery to 66 at the close with a net 168s of 1% poin.The decliné wes attributed to rumors that action in thé courts was pending against béer dispensers for their liquor having more than the legal percentagé and to the fear that any such action would resot upon the brewers.In the Paper stocks, outside of Spanish, Abitibl reached a new high tor the movement at 82 and closed a net gain of 3% points at 80%.Laurentide touched 115 back to 114; Brompton netted a smail fraction at the close of 143.Wayagamack moved up to a new high at 135 and retained two points at 134, ; Asbestos common added a fraction and the preferred 13% points.Prominently weak issues were Sugar, each of which lost & point; Steamships, down 1} points at 75; Iron.down a point at 65 and Sher- win-Willlams, down § points at 113 Total trading: Listed, 55.831; Bonds.$48,600.Did.Astsod.Abitibi .10:4 Asbestos .sk Bell Phone .104 Brasilian .43 32 Browery .+.- o\".Bridges .Brompton .143 Canners .[1] Cement .«.ce.6134 Detroit .110 General Electric .102 102% Car.\u2026.\u2026.83 os Forgings .,.198 .e Glass .64% [1] H.8mith ., .13¢ 137 Dominion Steel .68 ss Laurentide .11334 114 {MacDonald .31 oe Penman .134 138 Montreal Power .88 $ Riordon .19615 148 Shawinigan ., .112 1125 Bmeiters, ; Se are 38 ve Spanish ve 114% .146 Stee! .ce een 18.2.Steamship .ve 00s 18 .Atlantic .138% 138 Textile .137T% 138.Wayagamack .120% 134 Quebec .3b ar Woods .een aw 10 \"4 974 119% ps .Asbestos .9 Atlantie .161 Commerce .185 Montreal .-.260% AFTERNOON SALES.Atlantic Sugar: 6b at 13734.Brazilian: 45 at 44.Brompton: 260 at 143, 35 at 1434.Canada Car pfd: 20 at 98, 100 at 974, Steamships pfd: 15 at 75.Canada Oamient: 5 at 674;.Bell Telephone: 5 at 104, § at 1083.Dominion Canners: 15 at 6034, 100 at 61 Asbestos: 50 at 87, 25 at 87%, 28 at 87, 50 at 8534, 50 at 85%.Dominion Steel: 125 at 68%, 60 at 081, 160 at 6514, 100 at 68.Laurentide: 425 at 114, 100 at 113%, 60 at 114, 26 at 113%, 36 at 114.Wayagamack: 10 at 138, 50 at 134%, 10 at 13454, 6 at 134%, 50 at 134.- Detrott: 135 at 106.Montreal Power: 100 at 53, 25 at \u2018ave Railway Bonds: S nainigan: 10 at 11244, Smelters: 10 at 25, 130 nt 26%, 106 at 34.Steel of Canada: $0 at 76.Textile: 30 at 138, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e FOREIGN EXCHANGE .(By L.G.Beaublën & Co.) - London: pound sterling .$ 3.94 Paris: franc .\u2026.fem 11.72 Brussels: franc .fcs.11.06 Geneve: franc .fou, 8.56 Madrid: peseta Berlin: mark Vienne: crown .Rotterdam: florin Rome: lire .\u2026.Montreal, on: New York: prime .\u2026\u2026\u2026.14% London: pound sterling .$ 4.45 Paris: franc .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.feæ 10.06 Brussels: frane fem 9.58 Geneve: rane .fo8.4.88 Madrid: pes#ts .5.1810 Bertin: mark .ie00000.8.0318 Vienne: Crown .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.$.0210 Rotterdam: florin ens $4130 Rome: lire .Ure 1 genuannnnanunnay THE ORICAG0 _ PRODUCER MARKNY Venunnnnnunsnnnnl Chicago, July 1.\u2014Ciowe.Corn, September $1.60 8-8; comber $1.45 6-8.Oate, September 80 1-de: Docom- bor 17 1.4 Pork, July 11.08; September $20.03, Lard, uy.Sash: September 819.30, Ribe, July sie Septemoar nan Co Se snd fel] 1,000 at! 8 GLOSS LETTERS BY THE LOCAL BROKERS (By Bruneau & Dupuis) New York, July 7.\u2014The market bas been quite active with a sharp rally in prices although at the lasi hour dome profit taking eased figurés from the best.Money renawed at a point lower, but stil at a stiff rate, but there are indicatfons that we may have a thonth or six weeks of a small space In this respect, thie indication 1s helpful to the market, but the main ze of the raily in the past two ays comes undoubtediy from genera] satisfaction over the political sutleok.The prospects for & repu- bitean success this year are éxcel- \u2018lent, but i£ this should not happen nt the present line up would assure the country for more practical and business like administration in the next four years than in the past tour, It looks to us as if the present tendency from the market wise for taking advantage of a period of lesa strain In the money market iikely in the next six weeks to discount the coming election rather than to wait until Inter.When money might put a stop to such a rise.The railroad bonds and shares would still seem to be out of line wilh rest from the market hut undoubtedly to the extremely poor showing in the net earnings madc in 1919 and the current months ot this year, but it must be borne in mind that we should be very near the point of a decided change for the better In this report through an advance in rates and that until the fret of september.The government Is still guaranteeing the terms ot their contracts with most of the roads.Total sales.889,000.(By Breen & Gourdeau) New York, July 7.\u2014Fair sized advances were shown at the opening today, with the general share list reflecting & firm to atrong undertone.Quiet strength was maintained throughout the forenoon during which demand was more pronoun: \u2018|ced in such stocks as Vanadium, Mexican Pete, General Motors, Barjrétt and Reading.Around mid-day the market developed greater activity and a number of the leading speculative issues were advanced ic new high prices for the current movement.Trading also broadened somewhat.In the late dealings American Woolen and American Express were particularly strong, although the share list, as a whole, snjoyed improvement to some extent.The high prices invited some profit-taking in the lest hour and this, in turn, tended to bring abou! recebsions.The action of the market was similar to yesterday's.In this connection.buying of a mors substantial character than has characterized dealings in recent sessions was reported and.the session was viewed with a great degree of satisfaction.Bales stocks, 350,600; honds, $13.366,000, i \u2014 (By L.G.Beaubien & Co.) New York, July 7.\u2014Furthér gains tm the steel and oil stocks as well «8 some as some of the better rails characterized (he early afternoon trading and there was no abatement ta the more confident feeling toward the market.Stocks reacted imoderntely towards the close bui this was witnessed more in specialties than in the general run of the market.It was also natural thai some profit taking should be witnessed after the decided advances of the past two days.Vanadium, Replogle, Crucikle and Mexican Petroleum were principally affected but even certaln of these stocks recovered some what before the close.Money got down to 7 p.c.again duting the afternoon and opinions continued to expressed that the market would be relieved from acute money disturbance for a time \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Fomor Emon arc à Toronto, Ont.July %\u2014The grain quotations on the Toronto Board of Trade today were as follows: Manitoba Oats: No.2 Canady Western $1.27: No.§ $1.26; extra No.1 fesd $1.26; No.1 feed $1.23; | No.3 feed $1.22; in store Fort Wil- Ham.Manttoba wheat, No, 1 Northern $3.15; No.8 $3.12; No.3 33.08, in store, Fort William.American corn, No.2 yellow, no minal, track Toronto, prompt shipment, No.3 nominal, Canadian corn, feed, nominal.Manitoba barley, in store Fon William $1.78; No.4 $1.49, Barley, malting, $1.34 to $1.86.Ontario wheat, No.1 $2.00 4 92.01; No.2, $1.98 to $2.01; f.0, à hippie points, according to freighy 8 $1.93 to $1.93: No.1 spring ;.ros to $3.03; No.3 $1.93 to $3.03) Wo.§ $1.95 to $3.01.Ontario oats, nominal, Buckwheat, nominal Rye, No.2 $2.20 to $3.35.Peas, No.$ nominal, Ontario flour, winter, in jute bagy Government standard, prompt ship, ment, delivered at Montreal $12.99, Toronto nominal Manitoba flour, Government stan dard $14.35.Milifeed, ear onda delivers Montreal.| Gherte 961: bean 464 good feed Sour $0.76 te 34.00 pu May, baled, trask Teronte, car lof No.1 980 to $81; No.3 mixed $37, Sicaw, enrloie $18 to 914.Elli catehnstt résine \u201cThe Wail Strest Journal says that: With the democratic convem- \u2018 Hansen Brothers, Rene T.Laciere, W.F.Mahon 177 Hoflls St, 3.A 160 St.Mackenzie & 10 8¢.John Save This Slice Cow 17 8¢.Jobin St., Mental 160 8¢.Jame St., Montreal Harris, Forbes & Co.; 71 8¢.John Se., Denarent 160 St.James-Se.7 Montres & Oo Les; ent.Montreal J.C.Mackintosh & Oo, 184 Hollie 8t., Haliine The white portion shows the slice of tlarge incomes payable in Federal Income Taxes.This entire alicesmay be saved by investment in tax exempt War Bonds.That Government Bonds will appreciate largely is as certain as | their safety.As conditions become more and more normal, under the influence of the reconstructive forces now at work, Government Bonds will steadily increase and ultimately show a generous profit.Consult any of the following firms for advice as to-which maturity | is best suited to your needs.\u2026 Montres! tion out of the way, at least as far as the naming of the presidential almost ators became active and À | without exception were lined upon the long ide of the market.DISMANTLING | THE MACHINERY ORDER offered for SALE in one tot.or in parts to suit buyers.Heavy and small woodwork planes.and a great assortment of woodworking requisites, ete.Can be seen from % to 12 AM, and 1.30 to 6 P.M, Take electric car to Grant Stcorner St.Joseph St.\u2014Crowe C.P.Rtrack to corner Grant St.and Prince Edward Et.or Write to or call at, No.1 ft.Joseph 8t., Quehec.Ask for MR.LECKER.JulySxth.sat.mon.x3 \u2014 BRUNEAU &DUPUIS Members Montreal Stock Kachange) STOCK BROKERS, PHONE 1308 11-18-16 Gault-ou-Matoles 84 2 Wall it, New York nomines is concerned, the big oper-\u2019 IN aoop! Rand Saws, Pulleys, Bharts, Lathes, | WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING:\u2014 +4\" SMF CZECHD SLOVAKIA BONDS Government 4%% City of Prague 4% On basis of $35.00 per 1000 Kronen.THE EQUIVALENT 15 $200.00 Actual population of Czecho-Slovakis, 13,000000 \u2018 Actual population of the Capital, City of | | | | ! 750900 These bonds are issued by the new Allied State, and offer an excellent speculative inv estment.opportunity.¢ The country is in à high state of industrial and | agricultural development, and its permanence is.Prague ad Sow MI PT WH 00s Ieee Wee assured by Allied support.li Ask for our circular concerning hd i ALL THE EUROPEAN BONDS.\u2018©, BARRY & McMANAMY | 16-20 Be.James Street.Quebes.| Tutoptioncn: TÉ00-T000-t0ÈL. is yours if ; Phone 651.Comfort in your Home » Offlo ELECTRIC FAN durin the hot weather.Me cam the largest and best MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY COY.LTD.80-90 ST.PAUL ST., QUEBEC, P.Q.you use an assortment in the city skilfully wised ingredients in \u201cA Tool and His Money\u201d, & Seismick Pioture from the story by George MoOutcheon, which commences s three day showing at | the Auditorium today.Eugene O'Brien is the star of \u201cA Fool and His Money\u201d.Ho appears as an American best-selling author Tyrol.He is regarded as a fool for having made the purchase, but + Centrally located In the heart of the Bhopping and Bane t Theatrical Headquarters for- Convention: Banquets, Private Dances, Roceptions and Social Events, Service Unsurpassed.Further Particulars on application.JOHN DAVIDSON, 120 BT.JOHN STREET (near Beil Telephone) Best Service and Best Meals at Popular Prices.Our Regular 30c Diaper, from $1.30 to 8 P.M.is unsurpassed anywhere, Manager.\u2014 pr eens.and gets material and \u201catmosphere\u2019 tor a record-breaking best seller.The director, Robert Ellle bas provided a picturesque setting for the action of the sory\u2014casties, snow-covered hills, a bit of the \u201cbeautiful blue Danube,\u201d a yacht disoval halls, accurately presented | The bill for the week-end also tractive features.COMING! take notice.\u201cThe Guilty Wife,\u201d Jane Grey in \u201cThe Guilty Wife\u201d HOTEL WILHELMINE t Waldorf Hotel } ! \u2026 57 ST.ANNE STREET 3 (Facing City Mall Park) } If your family bas left for the ; country, do not worry about + Tour meals; make arrangements i with us; we have special prices for luncheon and we are sure to please you.-, Giveus à trial : A.'U.BEGIN, Prop.Junellxim 'Phone 7915 @f The most centrally situated, ali Wodern conveniences.First class Heine and service.All goods direct .ffom our farm.-ZWe bake our own bread and ch pastry, and serve purest milk cream, bottled at our own farm.A select resort for Lady Tourists Only a few.minutes te Auto Open from 6 a.m.to 1 p.m.Maylixiy.338-244 MOUNTAIN ST.MONTREAL.| Transient and Permanent Accommodation, ; Excellent Cuisine.Rates & Booklet on Application shown for the balance of this week.realistic fashion the slumberous, sun enjoyment.\u2014\u2014 ee the cast is also of excellent calibre.of \u201cSilent Avenger\u201d and a Pammon Social and Personal Mr.H, Lecker, of Montreal is in town.Hon.N.Perodeau is à guest a: the Chateau.A J HIGGINS, YLemted CFB.Licorne \u201830-8818 Economy If you wish to practice true economy eat at the New World Cafe 31 Buade St Next to Holt, Renfrew & Co.Low operating costs make it possible for us to make our prices very moderace.Rubber Balls Beat the H.C.of I dinning hereby HARD RUBBER BALLE BASE BALLS.GREY RUBBER BALLS.TERRA COTTA RUBBER BALLS PAINTED RUBBER BALLS Fresh Stock\u2014Big Range FROM 7 CENTS EACH VP.SIRCIAL REGULATION TENNIS BALLS 11930 Stock) ONLY 86c EACH T.H.ONFILL 44/ >t, John Street.DOCTOR RENE PLAMONDON Former Pupil of the Mr.William Power is in town from &t.Pacome.Mr.J.Irving, of staying at the Chateau.Mr.E.A.Whitley, of Montreal is registered at the Chateau.Hon.J.E.Perrault is expected in town today from Tadousac.Dr.L.Mayotte, of Montreal 19 among the guests at the Chateau.Hon.W.G.Mitchell, Provinaia' Treasurer, arrived in town yesterday Captain J.Black, of Winnipeg, registered at the Chateau yesterday.Hon.Athanese David, Provincial Secrelary, arrived in town yesterday.Mr.Albert Vineberg, of the Mon treal \u201cGazelle\u201d was in town yesterday.Mr.8.H.Parker, of Preston, is among the guests registered at the Chateau.Mr.W.F.Lockie, is in the city from Winnipeg, staying at the Chateau.Mr.Joly de Lotdiniere, is in towa Montreal, is from Montreal, staying at the Chateau.Mr.John T.Mensies, of 8i.John, N.B., is a guest nl the Chateau.Messrs.W.A.Hamilton and M.8.Hamilton, are In the cliy, guesis at the Chateau.Brig.-General J.B.White.of Montreal, registered ai the Chateau vesterday.Miss Emma Walsh.of Detroit, Mich, is in town, à guest at the Chateau.Mrs.R.B.Teakle.of Montreal is spending a few days ia town visiing relatives.Dr.Minnie Gomery of Ishlamabad, Cashmere, India is visiting Miss Shipman, Cartier Ave.Mr.8.L.Clifford, of Three Rivers, arrived in town yesterday, and registered at the Chateaulady Forget and Mrs.D.R.MacDonald have left for New York, where they will spend a few days.Mrs.P.M.Camault, The Ramparts, left yesterday for Murray Bay, where she will spend a month Mrs.Edmond Dupre and het daughters the Misses Jeanne and Marguerite have left for Kamoura.Mr.and Mrs.Leo Frankel Mr.R.H, Frankel, and Mrs.J.Levy, of Toronte, arrived in iown yesterday and registered at tbe Chateau.Me.and Mre.Jon.Levesque, de Baloborey Btroet, have left for Bt, eae Pore i arme me, = » mon 0 guests of .and Mes, J, U, Morin, At The Th Eugene O\u2019Brien Today at The Auditorium Theatre who purchases a castle in the Swi as it turns out.he gets the best of the bargein.For he goes through all sorts of exciting and amusing experiences, wins a charming wife, ab : \u2018TEE \u2018QUEREC CHRONICLE s J ing scene, dungeons, and vast men accordance with historical detail.comprises n comody and other at- COMING! \u201cMale and Female\u201d, a picture that will make Quebec wit wp and LJ Powerful Dramatic Story at the Empire o powerfal dramatic story with a modern theme is the feature attraction on the program ai the Empire today.The star whose beauty, graclousness and talent are internation ally known, has a role in the story that Is an Intimate revelation of the forces that unite and separate huinep hearts.The ninth chapter of the big wild animal serial \u201cThe Lost City\u201d and s rollicking two part comedy complete the program which will be | Today, Jack Pickford Interprets One Of O.Henry's Big Stories at Classic Jack Pickford, who endeared himself to the Quebec theatre-gocrs in such plays as \u201cThe Little Shepard of Kingdom Come\u201d still further distinguishes himeeit in \u201cThe Double Dyed Deceiver\u201d which opens a 3 days engagement at the Classic today.The story is one of the most popular ever written by O.Heney and in it's interpretation by Jack Pickford, asiested by » gulaxity of stars, adds much to the enjoyment.The colorful and picturcsque settings are very beautiful and reflect in a baked atmosphere of South Amer ica.It is a play of all-high \u201centertainment.\u201d An excellent comedy and two other subjects will give still farther Owen Moore at the Victoria Today in \u201cThe Desperate Hero\u201d Owen Moore, reputed oie of the screen's most popular male stars, te Hero\u201d is just the wort of a character you'll like, He arrive in a \u201cfliver\u201d and leaves in a Limousine.Gloria Hope is Mr Moore's leading lady and the rest of A Big V Comedy, the 9th cpisode nt Maguzine on same bill of the Redemptoriwt Order, Brockville, Ont., is spending a vacation in town, the guest of the Rev.Mathers of St.Patrick's Church.The many friends of Rev.Father O'Hare, C.88.R., will regret to learn of his departure this week for Brockville, Ont., where he will be attached to the teaching staff of the Redemptorist College.A quiet wedding took place yesterday morning at the residence of Mr.Andrew Fraser, when Miss Young, of Cambuslang, Scotland, became the bride of Mr.James Parlow MacFarlane, of iluncingdon.P.Q.The bride was given away by Mr.Andrew Fraser and was attended by Miss Nettie MacFarlane, sister of the groom.The groom was Attended by Mr.J.G.C.Fraser.The bride wore a going-away dress of sand-colored gabardine, and carried & bouquet of white roses.The bridesmaid wore a dress of blue charmeuse.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.8.J.Macarthur of Chalmers Church.The marrage was solemnized at 8t.Paul's Church, Whiteboro, N.Y., on July 1, of Mise Margaret Ebray, daughter of the late Mr.John Carbray, and Mrs.Carbray, formerly of this city, but now residing in (vhaca, N.Y.to Mr.Percy A.Johnson.son of Mr.and Mrs.Daniel Johnston, of Quebec.The nuptial knot was tied hy Rev.Father Hartnell.The bride, who was attired in x blue sitk costume, with hat to match and wore moleskin furs, wes attended by her sister, Miss T Carbray, while the groom was tended by Mr.Gerald Carbrey, brother of the bride.After a wedding breakfast at the Hotel Ithaca, the happy young couple left to spend their honeymoon in Montreal and this olty, and are at present the guests of the parents of the groom.Mr.and Mrs.Johnston will return to Ithaca, N.Y., where they wif) re.«de in future.Be Carefui What You Wash Your Hair With Don't use prepared shampoos or anything else, that contains too much alkali, for this is very injurious, es K dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.The best thing to use is plain mulsified cocoanut oil, for it is pure and entirely greaseless.It's very cheap, and beats anything else all to pleces.You can get thir at anv drue store.and a few ounces will last the whole family for monthe Simply moisten the hair with water and rub it In, about a teaspoon- tul is wil that is required.It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, cleanses thoroughly, and rinses out easily.The hair dries quickly and evenly, and ie soft, fresh looking, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle.Besides, it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and Rev.Father Jobm Byras, C850 MRS.MARCIL FRESH AS \u201cf Never Dreamt That Any Medicine Could Build Me Up Like Taniac Has,™ Declares Montreal Women.\\ \u201cI never dreamt that any medicine could do what Tanlac has done for me for it has not only relieved me of a very bad case of stomach trouble but I am now enjoying the best of health again\u201d said Mrs.Claire Marcil, a well-known and highly estesmed Montreal woman who lives nt 460 8: Denis 8t.\u201cBefore 1 began taking Tanlac 1 had no appetite at ail, and the little food 1 did force myself to ont gave me & burning sensation in the pit of my stomach, and I would bloat up with gas until I thought I should wffoca'e.| had guch pains acrves tue small oi my back that it wus sgony to stoop over, and they would kesp me awake for hours at nicht.This was just the condition I was In for two years before I got Tanlac, and goodness only knows how many medicines 1 tried in my efforts to get relief, but none of them did me any good, and I almost gave up in despair.\u201cWhen ! saw by the papers that so many people were being helped by Tanlac, 1 decided to give t & fair trial.1 am glad I did for now after king five botties 1 am like à dit- ferent woman.I not only have & splendid appetite, but can eat anything 1 want without being troubled in the last with heartburn or gas.I have ganied at least seven pounds in weight and am stronger in every way The pains have completely disappeared from my back and I sieep so well at night that I get up in the mornings as fresh as a lark.1 shal always have a good woru to say for Tanlac for I consider it the best medicine in the world.\u201d Tanlac is sold in Quebec by Jolicoeur\u2019s pharmacy: and by Martel and Dion; and in Levis by Maurice Dion; under the personal direction of a Speclal Tanlac representative.THE TROUSEAU IN CHINA.How it Figures When Plans are Made for Marriage of Daughter of Family.When 1 was ten years old my serving woman made a mark here in the middle of my forehead.It was made with red face paint and had to be renewed every time I went outside the qomtpound.That al meant that I was old enough to me engaged, and that my parents wquid consider offers for me.Soon after, an old woman came to see me.She made my serving woman remove all my clothing.Then she looked me over.Bhe made me thread a neadle\u2014to test my eyes.She made me sew a seam\u2014to try my skill.She looked at my teeth, and pinched my body sll over\u2014to see it I war healthy.Then she went away One day, when 1 was twelve, I heard my mother talking about me\u2014with the old woman who had been to see me before.They wers talking about my clothing.The middie woman said 1 should have four pairs of silk trousers and threes of cot\u2018on.I was also to have six white undergarments of cotton, and four of linen for the hot weather.My cuter garments were all to be of sik, and ail must have tmbroidery about them.Two heavy garments were to be lined with silk, and padded with new cotton.These were to wear In cold weather, They talked half a day about my trunks.The middie woman held out that I shoud have four all covered with pig skin, but my mother was determined 1 should have only two.At last it was agreed that 1 should have three pig-skin trunks and two boxes covered with plain cloth.When they came to ar agreement about anything a teacher wrote it down, so there would be no forgetting after.He would read it over to them often and had to change the writing when one or the other sald they did not under stand.The middle woman grew very angry when they were talking about the bedding I should have, and left the court.A servant called her and she returned.All the while they were talking about me 1 felt most important for I had never before had a value placed on me.Then I thought 1 had not understood my mother all my lite.She had always treated me with unconcern, because I was not a boy, and now she was pointing out all my good qualities and setting a value on each of them.Then they told me 1 was to be married.I was to marry à man 1 had never seen and they would not even tell me his name.1 asked my mother if he might come to our court and play with me.She scrilded me.He lived eight miles away, and could not come that distance just to see me.Silly Child.\u2014Asia Magazine.WHERE IT COULDNT RE LOST.When I was asked to he the best- man at a friend's weding I thought right away of the many stories that 1 had heard of losing the ring and not being able to find 4t at the right moment, As walked fo the altar on the wedding day my fear grew, so 1 reach ed In my vest pocket found the ring, and slipped it on my finger.I felt relieved, but after the last \"I do\u2019 had been said and the ring was asked for t found that 1 could not get it off, My hands got cold and prespiration came out on my forshead.I twisted and pulled\u2014moments stretched into ages.At last, in desperation, I put my finger in my mouth and sucked the ring off.\u2014BExchange.» etter : LITERAL OBEDIENCE.My little nephew, who was continually saying that he was mad at ene of his playmates, had been told by his mother to say \u201cprovoked\u201d Instead of \u201cmad\u201d.One day he came running into the room where I was sitting and in gasps fold me he had just seen s provoked dog running down the FEELS A LARK, Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago.French Liberty of the Fresa Paris\u2014M.B.Constant, n distinguish- od orator of the party ldbersaux has stated to the Chamber of Representatives that having been scandalousty Ubelled in one of the minor Journals, he had prepared an answer, which Cully reputed the foul, calumniator who had assailed him.when to his utter astonishment, the reply had been suppressed by the public censors of the press.\u2014 Stiff Punishment.Germany\u2014The electors of Hesse lately put a commercial traveller to prison for six months for finding tault with the state of the roads.Lachine Canal.Montreal\u2014We are happy.to have it in our power to announce thet the first rough operations of this work have been completed and that they have been conducted with all the celerity of which they were susceptible.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Rev'd.A.J.Balfour, M.A., Rector of #t.Peter's Church, why was .n indifferent heuith some time av.has returned home considerably benefitted by a short vacation.principally spent in Lachine and the Eastern Townships.The much esteemed pastor conducted the services in Bt.Peter's yesterday as usual.A Strange Hunting Ground.During the early hours of yesterday morning.à fur-bearing animal locally known as a sifleux (whistler) paid a visit of inspection to the Immigration bulldinge As the hour of the visit was most unseemly.Guardian Lepine was rather sus- picious, and gave the visitor a warm * but rather imfriendly reception.The animal, finding that his visit was not acceptable to the guardian, mady for the wharf, but was after an exciting chase.overtaken and destroyed.Important Judgement.An interesting point was decided | by the Court of Review lately In\u2019 the case of Nerbeot Bouchard vs.STOCKINGS.UNDERWEAR.HURÉDAY, JULY o 190 PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE.LADIES\u2019 GOLF JACKETS.T D } MOTOR JUST RECEIVE! SCARVES.Some Wonderf Styles.C.H.; PLAIN and STOCKINGS.TWO-TONE EFFECTS.NEW DESICNS.LADIES\u2019 OVERCOATS in CAMEL HAIR and GREY LADIES\u2019 A LACE SPENCEKS.SCARFS.b) CAMEL LADIES! HAIR C.H.TAMS.SHAWLS.EVERYTHING IN JAEGER PURE WOOL for MEN John Darlington Regd Opposite Post Oflice.OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.Napoleon Belanger.The defendant is a Municipal Councillor of the town of St.Thomas de Montmagnyand whilst hoiding this office did some work on the high road, re- celving for it from the Corporation the aum of two dollars an fifty cents.this was declared sufficient by the court to vacate his seat.being contrary to the municipal by-laws.The Dam at Portneuf.The dam that was washed away by the late flood on the Marquis de Bassaud's property, is to be rebuilt Immediately at a cost of $3,000 Mr.Nelson, of Quebec is the con- today.on the present day prices?¥ Do net delay.have us all on you.\u20ac?ST.PÉTER BT.$ The FTRE INSURANCE PROTECTION you had five years ago should be increared at least 25% to 60%, based on the prices of JIf à Fire should occur, how far would your insurance policy ge Policies issued for ali branches of Insurance.C.and W.CHAMPION, GENERAL AGENTS.Phone: Office, 33: Wesidence, 256.| QUEBEC.tractor.ALIL-ELECTRIC STEEL MILL.A company has besn incorporated is to be located at Youngstown, Ohio, which ie to be the base ot à larger plant later, and will bg equipped ing mille.+ CERTES GEAR éstraish to operate the first all-electric steel | {i mill in the United States.The plant A with two electric smelters and will) | also have ten and sixteen inch roil-|(§ \\ OUR CUSTOMEKS SHOPPING EARLY, ABLE OUR CLERKS BREVAS jor 15¢ BOUQUET at TOR froid.street.\u2014Bxchangs 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 TO DO THEIR so TO GET AWAY ON TIME.AS TO EN- SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE Telephone 338.STREET.Opposite City Hall, Portieres .Portieres JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS OF FINE ROPE PORTIERES, CHENILLE ROPE PORTIERKS, JAPANESE PORTIERES, PLUSH PORTIERES, VELOUR PORTIERER.We have these Portieres In all the following shades: Black, 014 Rose, Crimson, Green, Olive Green.Valour and Plush Portisres made to order.NET CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, BCRIM CURTAINS, MARQUISETTE CURTAINS, VOILE CURTAINS.We have the largest choice 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 FELTOL We have in stock a good assoriment of Rugs, many of them still nt the old prices.IRON AND BRASS BEDA WIRE MATTRASSES, FELT MAT.TRASSES, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, HAMMOCKS, VALISES, SATOMELS, ETC.ETC.\u2014 at \u2014 P J.COT E, 29 & 31 St.John Street, Opposite Palace Hill "]