The Quebec chronicle, 17 juin 1921, vendredi 17 juin 1921

[" s - ESTABLISHED 1704.Fées LLL Salud de | Hartley's English vm, Orange Jolly Marmalade, 10g.glass .= Orange Socio Marmalade, 1.1b.crecks SHARWOODS White Label Indian Chutney, 1-8 pt.bot .FAITS Tew, Sanland Couned Webbie, 5 tp _ A.GRENIER 04-06 ST.JOHN STREET.\u2018Phones 1247-1246.WEN AGAINST NEW PROPOSALS] British Miners Show Big Ma: Women or.Canada As Much, jority Against Acceptance Of Owners\u2019 Offers london, June 16\u2014(Can.Aœ'd.Press)-\u2014The first denite returns issued today on the miner's balloting on the new proposis of the ownars which it had been hoped would show the majority of the men favoring an immediaje gettiement and a resumption of work indicate a strong feeling among the men agginet dropping the claims of the executive for a national wages pool and the calling off of the strike.Today results of the voting were announced an fot- lows: For Accepiance Against South Wales .22,980 18,000, Durham .3.000 Lancashire .1,008 Lanarkshire 1.000 South Yorkshiré and Notttnghamahire are belleved to, be voling in favor of acceptance, white Derbyshire, Btaffordshire and Warwlekshire are mixed.It le significant, however, that the pumpmen and repair workers In many collieries have already returned to work in antict- pation of a settlement.INTERNATIONAL ROTARY CONVENTION CONCLUDED Edinburgh, Spotiand, June 16\u2014 The convention.of the International Amoeia of Rotary Clubs was concluded today.British and United + Gates flags mingted ty-ths- pageant, the prineipal featurds of which were Kgurés representing Britadnia and the Btatute of Liberty.The\u2019 President of the Association declared that the convention was the most successful the Rotarians had ever heid.The delegates rejecied a proposal for the construction of permanen: headquarters in Chicago at a cost of not exceeding $500,080.The Weather.Tosonto, June 18\u2014~Moderats show- ome are reported from most localities of the Lake Supsrior district and very light showers have oosurred in sontteroé localition througheut the country, dut the \u201cæn\u2018her is for the most part fair and nrederately warm.\u201c Yemperatures: Mn \u2026.48 4 44 44 2 8 se i 8 n se Maxin 2 Te se 12 14 72 se T9 ss 7 7 a 84 13 12 7 14 58 [2] Kingston Ottawa .Montreal Quebec R.John Halifax a Forecans: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay\u2014 Light to moderate winds, warm, fale te overcast with local thunderstorms.Ottawa Valley and Upper St.Lawrence \u2014 Light to moderate winds, generally feir and moderately warm, local showers.Lower fit.lawrence \u2014 Moderate winds, fair sand moderately warm.Guif and North Shore\u2014Moderate Northwenteriy winds, mostly fair, stationary or higher temperature._ Maritime '\u2014 Light to moderate winds, mostly Westerly, genersily = but cloudy at times, local show- Suparior\u2014Modarate winds, mostly Southerly, mostly fair and warm, local showers or thunderstorms.Manitoba\u2014A few scattered show.err but mostly fair, not quite so warm.- Saskatchewan and Alberta\u2014A few light scattered showers, but moder- ately fair and moderately warm.HOME ECONOMICS | \u2018BUREAU WANTED; Entitied To Assistance As Fumes °° Caigary, Alts., June 16\u2014The coal situation in Canada.which one pf the dblegaten to the National Counsel} of Women describes as à burning question, was.breught before -the Thursday merning sessien of that body in_the.raport of the Gomneil.of Home Kconomica.This was preseot- od by Mra.Jean Maclvor, of Toronto who urged that the development of Canada\u2019s mines was am economie at necessity.In the discussion following the] reading of the report it was pointed out (hat Alberta has one-sixth of the coal deposits of the world; and It cheaper freight rates could be procûreé during the summer months before the shipment of grain started, it would help in the develope ment of the mines, the low of the prices and the employment of men.After much discussion, action was deferred until the motion coulé be re-worded.The resolution brought forward\u2019 by Mrs.Maclvor to endorse the proposed \u2018Bureau of Information and its magasine, a project placed before the Council two days ago by Mre: Sears of Ottawa, breught, forth the opinion\u2019 thet.sbmething - 0 shis-na- ture was: regulasé.Mrs.Muldrew of Ottiws \u2018said Der] was no reason why wémèn shéuld not obtain as much fer Home Economics as is needed.While ampie provision is made for information and assistance for the farmer who desires te bulld a chicken house, there is ne help and no provision for any assistance to the hewsewite in any of her difficulties.\u201cWe believe that the wemen 0.Canada, continued Mrs.Muldrew, should ask for a Hone Meonomics ment, Te CEE SOMMES \u2018This was objected to by Mises Carmichael of Pictou, N.8.who thought the Council should go slewly in aek- ing the Government te do anything that would add mere expense at this time and the matter was accepted se a netice of motion to de dealt with at the next annual meeting.FIEURES DAZE ARDITANTORS Evidence In G.T.R.Arbitration Proved Toe Complex To Follow Montreal, Jube 16\u2014A day of figures was spent teddy by the Grand Trunk Arbiration: Board, sitting to consider the value of the System prior to tu hequisition by the Dominton Geversment.A number of details were covered ing the System and the evidence was eo complex that even the Arbitrators could hardly follow it completely.J.P.Newell, Consulting Engineer for.the Government, was on the witness stand the whole day and during the afternoon.Mis testimony mainly regarded manifest freight.At the end Chairman Kir Walter Cassels inquired what all this evid- é#nce meant, while Sir Thomas White said he was unable to see any value In it except as to\u2019 pessibie future sarnings regarding manifest treight.Hon.Mr.Taft thought the evidence relevant \u2018but \u201cthe ight of it is a little hard to follow.\u201d A letter from President Howard G.Kelley of the*Grand Trunk setting forth statements as to mainte.\u2018nance of way and car repairs was Aled for discussion to-morrow, \u2014 - DO You KNOW the Misheat Qualities are stocked.From-mow on you must be eareful to buy your fish from an exclusive Fish Meuse.: Pol, 4807 .t'ooiooin Merkot LOOK JOR THE \u201cRED FISH SUN\" .vi Eng it \u20ac Ponts - the pres that his attitude In Oenterence Is likely run counter to Demialens.WEIGEN LIRELY TOHNE LLOYD- GEORGE'S MEL i (Wil Demand! and Poatponement| -Of .Naval Discussion.De-|- - spite Anzac Opposition PACIFIC CONFERENCE == May Be Called As Mogns Of $atting AN Problème At Issue.\u201d - - ° \" Londen, Type 16\u2014Despite the fact Afar ihe Premier Hughes of \u2018Austra\u2019 lia and Preriér Maimey of New Zenference ef Prime Ministers discuss and, if possible, decide upon on an Imperial policy\u2018 en the matter of naval defence, it seems practiesily certain that Premier Meighen will have the support of the British \u2018Prime Minister \u2018In his demand that the questién be postponed and that no steps be taken until after the Constitutional Conference has been held; \u2018To understand Canada's posi- \u201ction on this question it is necessary to #0 back to the Imperial Conference of 1917.A< the conference the Dominien Premiers asked the Admity for an expression of opinion as to the best naval policies for the Dominions ta pursus.The Admiralty promptly replied with a memorandum urging a single ndvy for the whole Empire under centralised control.The Dominlons were to be given representation on the Boardof Admiraity but the Parliaments of the Dominions were to have no voice in the disposition of their fleets in elther peace or war, the control being vested exclusively in Britain.To such a remarkable proposal the Dominion Premiers toek strong and promot exception.They repiled with a memorandum drafted by Sir Robert Borden, repudiating the principle of Centralization and - laying down as an essential basis of .any scheme to be adopted, complete\u2019 con- tro] of local fleets by local Parlisments.\u201cpe admitted that centraîleed direction was necessary during the war but emphasis wis lald the fact that the questioh of astual participation as well as the bentrol|\u2019 and supervision of the fleets during bence must rest with the Dominions.To this the Admiraky made no reply but, upon the suggestion of ths Dominion Premiers, Lord Jellicoe was commissioned to visit the Dominions znd report on the character of the navies best suited to - their needs.This report, it\u2019 will be remembered, was tabled in the Canadian whea the Government and Parliashould be taken with respect te it until the Constitutional Conference determined the precise mechanism under which ths Dominions are to express their voice in the Fereign affairs of the Empire.There the question stands today and Premier Meighen holds that, as the present Conference ls not @ Constitutional Conference and therefore cannot deal with or settle the question of constitutional relations, it has no right to deal with the naval question at all.He will .of course, urge the postponement of the matter on other grounds, including that of the general desire for disarmament and the wisdom of awaiting international developments, but it is mainly on the ground of standing by the decision of the Canadian Government and Parliament regarding the Jellicoe report that he will rest his case, \u2018The question is more or less bound up with that of the Anglo-Japanese Alllance, and Premier Hughes, backet by certain influences here.will put up strong opposition against having the Treaty Genounced and the naval question postponed.It is not Improbable that this difficulty may be met.by a.proposal for a Conference of all parties interested In the Pacific, which would include the Governments of the United States.Great Britain, Japan, Canada, Australia and Now Eealand.Such a conference, it is felt.might 4d more to settle whatever difficulties and problems exist in regard to the Pacific than any policy or ailiances or navien ad it is believed that if Canada took the lead in the matter.the.object could he achieved, Austrilia might offer opposition but Premier Lioyd George; who, it is thought, ia lukewarm toward renew- Ing the Japanese Alliance and an- Mxious to cut expenditure to the low.ost minimum would probably support the scheme.His Government is at present encountering difticuky on the question of expenditure, the Press of all shades of policy crying out against sommitments of all kinds and any proposal which promises to reduce naval outlay is not unlikely to receive his hearty welcome.Meanwhile Premier Meighen, who is preparing his position on the various questions to come before the Conference with great care, is having the utmost difficulty In avoiding en- sadements of all kinds.Representing as he does the Senior Dominion at the \u2018Conference, he is naturally the center of considerable attention.This Ming increased by a susplieton already heing voiced In the that of seme of the ether Heuse of Commons two.session ago| - ment took the ground that no action | \" QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921: URGED HOME RULE [FRENCH MISSION Members Ot_House Of L' Advies Premier To Carde On Table London, June 16\u2014atrons plots the amendment of the irish Me Rule Act came unexpectedly trom the House of Lords, the £ ture of the debate being t| speech made dy Lord Buston sines he returned from South Afrion where \u2018he had served as Governor Jeneral.Mere Lord Buxtes discies- od that he, with other peers, explored the ground with a view negotiations for a settlement for Irish difficulty but he said they arrived st the eonclusion thet ti only practical initiative must_ from the Government Uself.The debate was opened dy the Kari of Denoughmore, a southern Irish Peer who, referring te the speech of Viscount Fitsalan, Lerd Lieutenant of Ireland.at (he epqn- Ing of the Ulster Parliament adrgit- ting that the Home Rule Act nepd- od amendment, urged the Gov ment to indicate plainly amendments it was prepared te grant.He congratulated the Leed Lieutenant on his courage in adve- eating amendment, and denousicsd the Government policy of reprissis as a detestable and degrading peticy.He shuddered to think what chaos would snsue in the coming winter uniess the Government teok the course asked.Lord Buxton supporting the Karl of Donoughmore and citing the success of Home Rule in the Union of South Africa, sald it wad clear {hat the Irish Home Rule Act was hoi- ther a panacea nor a remedy.(On the contrary, so far as the South of Ireland was concerned it was s am plete failure and, in his view, only thing was for the Premie put on record specifically and lemnly in detail how far he willing to go and what a he would make.The Premier, he Geclared, shouid put all his cardéjoa the table.\u201cWe have to make the Irish lieve we ars in earnest\u201d, sald a Buxton.\u201cIf the Government wil sive the country à lead In this matter, | believe the country will go to any length to bring about peace, md that the greater length we go the more likely we are to be successful.\u201d Viaceunt Bryes and others _sup- perted Terd Donoughmore, a debate was adjourned until Tu nest when the Government witl ply.JAMES STILLMAN VERY PARTICULAR Woukin't Take Stand For Fear Of Annoyance By Reporters Poughkespsie, N.Y\u2026 June 168 \u2014 Counsel for James A.Stillman withdrew today their agresmant to pro- dues him for cross-ezamination June 28 at a hearing hers in his divorce suit against Mra.Anne U.Stillman.His lawyers contended that Mr.Stiliman was annoyed when the date of his acheduled appearance hecame public Jast night.He feit sure, it was said, that crowds of curious persons, reporters and particularly camera men, would congregate outside the hearing were it known he was to take the stand and the prospect of being thus gaxed at, he considered unpleasant.Mre.8tiiman\u2019s attorneys were said to have insisted that the banker's Counsel agree to produce him before the plaintiff completes presentation of his side of the cass and this they did.It was understood they would give a week's notice to the defense of the date on which the banker will: face his wife before Referee Gleason.Irene Kelly testMied this afternoon it was asserted, that, in her capacity as parior maid at the Gtillman estate in the Pocantico Hills, she had hand.od to Mra.Stiliman several letters addressed to the hanker's wife from time to time in Beauvaie\u2019 handwrit- ins.REDUCTION BILL WAS \"GIVEN SECOND READING Formidable Unemployment * Insurance Balance Sheet Presented In Great Britain London, June 16\u2014(Can.Ass'd.Press)\u2014in the Mouse of Commons last night the Rt.Hen.Thomas MacNamara, \u201cMinister of Tabourpresented a formidable unemployment insurance balance sheet which showed a deficit of nearly £14,000,- 000.Frank Hodge, the Miner leader declared the Government could \u201ceasily And\u201d money to keep the present payments going.The second reading of the bil, however, reducing the weskly benefits to fftesn shillings for men and twelve shilling for women.also increasing the contributions from workers and em- nloyers was earried on à division of 214 to 83, , Friendly critics of the measure object to the sème payment for chiléless unempioyeé as to fathers of familles.Lo re- CT AMENDMENT IN CANADA 500 Will Be Tondered Reception in Montreal Tomorrow Week When They Arrive Montreal June 16\u2014A mooting was held this afternoon at the Dominion Government offices at the Post Office Buflding, for the purpose of organt- sing a reception in Montreal for the mission of French delegates who are coming here on the 6th instant.It was stated at the meeting that the French delegates are coming to Canada for a double mission, to in- pd] augurate the trade train, which Is to tour Canada, in order to make a travelling exhibit of Fréneh produets, in the hops of increasing trade between France and Canada.The delegates are also coming to Canada for the purpose of proceeding to Ottawa to officially thank Ottawa for the part her soldiers took in the Great War and on behalf £ the French Government to present to the Canadian Government the Rodin bust of Victory as a memorial of thy times when the French Poilus and the Canadian soldiers fought.side by side to win the victory tox ptviltsa- tion.\u2018This French mission, it was said, would include some of the.distinguished representati: ance, including Marshal Fayolls for the army, Admiral Charlier for the Navy and other delegates.Arrangements are being made by the Dominion Government for the reception and extending of hospita- bliity ta the mission.ALLIANGE T5 NOT FAVORED Poincare Says Alliance Between Great Britain And France Needs Deliberation Paris, June 16\u2014Raymond Poincare, former President of the Republie writing in the Revue des Deux Mondes concerning an alilance between Great Britain and France, which has been discussed In politie- al étrotes for the pust few weeks, says; \u201cSuch an alliance, which might\u2019 have the gravest consequences at some future date, and upon which some day war or peace must hang.can only be definitely decided upon after mature reflection.remote contingency of our being aggressors against Germany, se we could not promise her even- tua! aid in a war which would not be strictly defensive.We have, above all to guard ourssives against indirectly with the United States.\u201cWe are friends of Japan but England 1s the ally of the Mikado's Government.between the United States and Japan which would intensify racial strife.\u201cHow far woulé Bnglahd be drawn in by her alliance nobody can say.It fe, then, our duty to preserve our liberty, s0 as not to be ourseives involved in entanglements\u201d.JAPAN DECIDES TO EVACUATE SIBERIA Riga Newspaper Says That Troops Will Move Out Of Country Riga, June 16-\u2014A despatch from Moscow to the newspaper Novy Put, the official Bolshevik organ here, says that Japan has decided to oy cuate Siberia.according to advice from M.Morin, Foreign Minister of the Far Eastern Republic at Chita.Tokio advices in May quoted offi.clal sources as declaring Japan would evacuate Siberia but on June 2 a Tokio message carried à statement attributed to Foreign Minister Uchida to the effect that the time for the evacuation had not yet arrived.Press opinion in Toklo, indeed at last advices was expressing belief ¢hat the Anti-Soviet movement at Viadivostock would be likely to postpone rather than hasten a Japanese svacuation.HON.J.E.PERREAULT BATONNIER GENERAL Montréal, June 16\u2014\u2014The Hon.J.B.Perreault, K.C.Minimer ot Colonisation, Mines and Fisheries, in the Taschereau Cabinet, was elected Ba- tonnler-General of the Bar of the Province at the annual mesting of the General Council of the Provincial Bar, held today in the library at the Court House.Victor Martineau, K.C.was at the same meeting reelected general Secretary, Amongst those present at the mesting Were G.W.MacDougall.Patennier of the Bar of Montreal district, Hon.A.Galipssult and thers.OUELETTE GUILTY Montreal, June 18-\u2014In the Court of Sessions today before Judge Decary, J.,J, Ousllette of Quebes C° - appeared for trial on a charge of attempting to obtain goods under falee pretences preasn.ing a forged cheque for $89.60, His lordahip found him gullty and will peenounce sentence .\u2019 » Just as Bngland would not -help us in the ever).any agreement which might lead us into untimely disputes To-morrew a thousand questions may arise in the Pasife AGREEMENT BY Reached With Marine Engineers Embodying 15 Percent Wage Reduction Washington, June 16\u2014A new working agreement embodying a 15 per cent reduction in wages was ratified by the United Btates Shipping Board and reprusentatives of the marine enginers today and deposited with the Becretary of Labor.The new wage scsle became offec- tive June 14, Rk was announced, and will continue in effect until Dec.31, next.A similar agreement was reached with radio operators, it was added, and others wlil be negotiated with represeniatives of the seamen, firemen and cooks.Owners Hold Out New York, June 16\u2014The American Steamship Owners\u2019 Assoclation, cepresenting @ large percentage of privately owned United States flag tonnage, today declined to join witly the United States Shipping Board in ratitylng a new working agreement, embodying a 15 percent wage redue- tion, with striking Marine Unions.A telegram, signed by President H.H.Raymond, and addressed to Chairman Lasker, of the Board, stated that the owners were unable to alter their previously announced position; thet of declining to enter into signed contracts with any sea-going \u2018Union.In this action, Mr.Raymond said, they are joined by the Pacific American Steamship Association and the Shipowners Association of the Paclfie Const.0.8.U.IEA WAS REPUDIATED Unanimously By American, Denver Yesterday Denver, June 16\u2014The American Federation of Labor today, unanimously repudiated the \u201cOne Big Union\u201d Jden.Without the 41m Annial Cohvention pe the Feldebailen sustained the action of ft committes on organisation in non-concurring on & resolution calling for one body federations and protective agreements\u201d.taken to have the Government abolish this unlawful organization known as the Kuklux Klan, or \u201cWhite Caps\u201d and that the Federstion use ita best endeavors to protect organized labor as represented by the \u201ccolored work- ors\u201d, Reports that President John L.Lewis, of the United Mine Workers would announce his candidacy for the Presidency of the Federation, in te Mr.Gempers within the next few days could not be confirmed to-night.The miner's leader declined to make any statement.Representatives of several unions supporting Lewis calim that a canvass of dele-| gates show that Lewis is assured of | from 14,000 to 22,000 votes of the, more than 26,000 votes in the convention.News Index.Page One.Men Aagainst New Proposals.Home Economics Bureau Wanted.Meighen Likely To Have Support.Urged Home Rule Act Amendment.French Mission In Canada Boon.Agreement By Shipping Board.Figures Dased Arbitrators.James Stitknan Very Particular, Alliance 1s Not Favored.O.B.U.Iden Was Repudiated.Weather Report.Page Two.Sturdy Men Of Northern Zone.Three.Page Eléctricians Heard Lectures.Premier Briand Was Sarcastic.Blasing Way Through Forest.Calgarians Made doribes Welcome.Dublin Citizens Were Terrified.Mariners Make Strong Protest.Ask Terms Of New Association.Omsk Captured By Anti-Reds Won't Pass Any Legislation.Page Four.Editorial, Press Comment.Ownership Of Machine Guns Page Five.Lecture Was Well Attended.Old Quebecer Returns Home, Kiwanie Club Weekly Lunch.Smoking Coneert Last Evening.Lieut.~Governor Given Degrees.Many Diplomag Were Awarded.Woman Met A Horrible Death.Journeys End With Wedding.Page Six.Ladies Golf Competitions.Dog Show Came To à Close.Louis Equalled Track Recerd.Tennis Tourney Under Way.Resumes His Full Training.Threat Made To Prevent Fight.Football Game Ended In Draw.U.8.Champion Was Defeated.Page Seven.Myrand & Pouliot's Announcement Page Eight.Empress Of France In Port.Page Financial And Commercial News.New York And Montreal Markets.Good Trading Stock For Now, Page Ten.At The Thealroa SHIPPING BONRD | Federation Of Labor At of workers \u201cthrough amalgamations, |} Another resolution urged steps be |} ronicle.*temperatutest Min, 64; Max.74 200 Maty THE HOLT, RENFREW At $25.00, $37.50, $50.00 Continues Today and Saturday Regular Values to $95.arid Over.This sale includes our prettiest Spring models in H' Tricotine, Jersey, Satin, Taffeta and Georgette.All other dresses with the excoption 20% of summer tub frocks.lees.In Our Men\u2019s Shop Continuation of Our SUMMER SUIT SALE At $25.$35.$45.Regular Prices to $100.i Our finest suits\u2014the best in town\u2014are included in this Sale.Come in while we have your size.Tol, sla - Lim¥ted t SATURDAY SALE From different departments we have selected attractive items that we offer on Saturady.for $1.00 14 Black Leather Strap Purses; value.82.25 to $2.50 16 Roseville Pottery Vases; value.$3.90 to $5.50 S large Green Pottery Vases; value.$3.90 to $5.50 36 Prs.Engraved Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers with salid Silver Tops; value ete ps- rem Ril bt 18 Solid Silver Photo Frames, Cabinet Size: Valué $4.50 and $5.00, for .$2.00 \u2014 Bee our window display Friday night.Sale commences 3.30 a.m.Saturday, EVERY SALE STRICTLY CASH G.SEIFERT & SONS Jewellers Opposite City Hall.16 Fabrique St.TRAVELLING OR DESK CLOCKS FROM SWITZER LAND Dainty clocks in folding leather cases or in gilt and enameled cases.They are splendid timekeepers with plain or luminous dials, some also with alarms.G.SEIFERT & SONS Royal Coffee House Did you ever give it a thought that, VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT is the best eating place in town.Individual Club Breakfast Special lnc 7.00 to 9.30\u2019a.m.11.30 a.m.to 2 pm.COLD SODAS\u2014\u2014ICE CREAM ORIGINATORS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 6567-6568\u2014\u201412 Fabrique St\u2014Opp.City Hall NOTICE Auto Busses to rent for Picnic Parties for Lake Beauport, Montmorency Falls, Ste.Anne de Beaupre, etc, Reasonable rates.DOMINION CARTAGE CO.88 Fifth Street .Phone 8733 FE i Special Value Sale of | DRESSES | ¥; vo : SER À avenir ! THE TRIALS OF A HOUSEWIFE me other women, and dandy results from it and will aye rec ommend it.You can use these facts as & testimonial if you wish,\u2019\u2019\u2014Mrs.Hrrerar L.Cassen, 18 Meni Court, Providence, R.L Ohio woman for three could hardly keep about and de her housework she was soll.Made well by Lydia E.Pinkham'\u2019s Vegetalge Compound : Fayette, O.\u2014\"For about three years I was very nervous and bad sid 3 ng-down pains, not sleep atmght, and bad no appe- Eu tite.At times I eould do my housework.I got medicine from the : doctor but it did not heipme.!saw Lydie E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Com ; advertised in 8 newspaper and took it with results, and am now able te .do my housework.publish my testimonial.\u2019\u2019\u2014 Mrs.CHESTER A.BALL, R.15, Fayette, Obio.An Illinois wofnan relates her experience: recommend your medicine to my friends snd you may Bloomin; , 1ll.\u2014*'[ was never very stro 0 woak I no interest in my housework.I had such a backache | could not cook a meal cr sweep 8 room without aging with pain.Rvbbing my back with alcobol some\u2018imes eased the pain for a few hours, but did not s it.1 heard of Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetablo Compound, and six bottles of it nave made me as strong and hec!thy as any woman ; and I give my thanks to it for my health.\u201d \u2014Mrs.J.A.McQuITTY, 610 W.Walnut St., Bloomington, IIL The conditions described by Mrs.Cassen, Mrs.Ball, and Mrs.McQuitty will 3 peal to many women who struggle on with their daily tasks in just such conk Honan fact, it is said that the tragedy in the lives of some women is almost beyond belief.Dayin and day out they slave in their homes for their families and beside the daily routine of housework, often make clothes for themselves and fcr their children, or work in their gardens, all the while suffering from those awful besring-down pains, backache, headaches, nervousness, the blues, and trcubles which sap the very foundation of life until there comes s time when nature gives out and an operation seems inevitable.If such women would only rofit by tbe experiences of these three women, and remember that Lydia inkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound is tbe natural restorative for such conditions it may save them years of suffering and unhappiness.\u2018There is hardly a neighborhood in any town or hamlet in the United States wherein some woman does not reside ho has been restored to health by this famous medicine.Therefore ask your neighbor, and you will find in a great } many cases that at some time of other she, too, has been benefited 0 taking i and will recommend it to you.For more than forty years this old-f: od 88d herb medicine hasbeen restoring suffering women to health and strength Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Private Text-Book upon \u201cAllments Peculier to Women\u201d will be sent to you free upon request, Write %o The Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Massachusetts, Zhis book aluable and female trouble kept me contains v: information, New Furniture Store The Bienville Furniture has opened a furniture store in the Union Block, corner of St.Roch and St.Paul streets.We cordially invite all persons in need of furniture to see our stock before going elsewhere.We are- selling at the lowest prices on the market.Refrigerators selling at very reasonable prices.Junel6x3 AEGE Pre Wool For Summer Wear Summer Cardigans, Golf Coats, Sweaters, Camel Hair Coats, Ribbed Stockings, Underwear, Shirt Waists.Men's Woo! Gauze Underwear, Cardigan Jackets, C.H.Sweaters.Golf Hose, Overcoats.Children\u2019s a , Knitted Suits, \u201cGolf Hose.John Darlington Reg'd % ; \u201d - Opposite Post Office.\u2018> Open Saturday Night.-:of the northern shore until, subdued Te, STURDY MEN OF NORTHERN ZONE Life Story Of One Who Was Born There\u2014Sinoere Regard For Virtues During the four seasons of the year I bad lived with and observed the men of the northern wilderness; and not only had I learned to like and respect them, but to admire their generosity and honesty, their simpHcity and skill, their gentleness and prowess; aud.above ali, to honor thelr spiritual attitude toward this world and the next.How different they were from the city dweliers\u2019 conception of them! But stifl you may want further proof.You may want first-hand knowledge of those northern men.You may want to study their minds, and to look into their hearts.Thea, may 1 ask you to read the following letter, written à few years ago by an old Canadian woodsman\u2014A.B.Carieton\u2014who was dorn and bred in the northern wilderness?Then you may decome better acquainted with at least one of the men I have been trying to picture to you.Bluffs snd Bays His Home.\u201cI was born in the heart of the northern forest.and in my wander- oe, my steps have even gone most | willingly back toward the pine- ; covered hill and the grasmy glades i that slope down to cool, deep waters.iThe wander-lust has carried me far, but the lskes and waterfalls, the jblufte and the bays of the great northern No-man's Land are my | nome, and with Mukwa the bear, | Manengin the wolf, Wash-glsh the red deer and Ah-Meek the beaver I have much consorted, and have found their company quite to my liking.\u201cBut the fates have #0 dealt with me that for two years I have nos been able to wee the smile of spring- itime breaking forth upon the rugged (face of my northern No-man\u2019s Land.iI have had glimpses of it merely |among crowdea houses, out of hos- |pital windows Sit.my mind is native to the forest.and my thoughts and fancies, breaking captivity, æ iback.Mke the free wild things they \u2018are.on bright days of springtime to \u2018the wil land where the change of season means what it never can [mean in the town, \u201cWhat does spring mean to you [town folk.anyway?I will tell you.It means lighter clothing.duet instead of mieet, the tranefer of your patronage from fuel man to ice man, 2 few daye of slushy atreets and baseball instead of hockey.Meaning To Woodemen.\u201cWhat does it mean to the man of the woods?That I wil} try to ttell.It means that the deep snow [which has mantled hile and valley for five months has melted into | brooke and rivulets which sre plung- jin sand splashing away to find the océan from when they came It Means that the thick ice, which throughout the long winter has im- {prisoned the waters of the lakes, is inow broken, and the waves, incited iby the south wind.are wreaking ven.seance by beating it upon the rocks and melted, it returns to be a mere part of the waves again.Instead of the hungry winter howl of the \u2018wolf or the whining snarl of the sneaking lynx the air is now filled (with happier sounds: ducks are \u2018quacking.geese are honking, waveys are cackling as they fly northwarg, | like that in northern fiction?of course, not; how could you?.When the booka city.dwelling men.Then, too, Is not any production of the creative arts\u2014 & poem, a story, a play, à painting.or a statue\u2014but a reflection of the squirrels among the spruce trees chatter noisily: on sandy ridges i woodchucks whistle excitedly: back deep in the birch thicket partridges are drumming.and all the woodland lie musical with the song of birds, \u201cThe trees.through whose bare \u2018branches the wind all winter has whistled and shrieked, are now {sending forth leaves of tender green, and the voice of the wind caressing them Is softened to a tone as musical as the song of birds.Flowers are springing up.not in the rigid rows jor precise squares or a mechanically {inclined horticulturist, but surpris- Ing one by elbowing themselves out \u2018of the NnArorwest crevices, or pecp- ling bashfully out from behind fallen \u2018trees, or clinging almost upside down to- the side of an overhanging cliff, \u2018 As Auraciive Deformity \u201cMy camp on Railay lake faces the south and in front le a little stunted black ssh tree, so dwarfed, gnarled, twisted and homely that it is almost pretty.I refrained from cuting it down because of its attractive deformity.In the springtime, a few years ago, a pair of robins chose it as their nesting place.One bright Sunday morning as the nest was in course of construction, [ was sitting in my doorway watching the pair.The brisk little husband was hurrying toward the nest with a bit of moss; but the mild sun.the orisp air, the aweet breathing earth, the gently whispering trees, seemed to make him so very happy he could not but tell of it.Alighting on a twig he dropped the mass.opened his beak, and poured forth in song the joy of hls little body could no longe contain.\u2018That is the joy of a northern No-man's Land in the month of May.\u201cWe are se happy in our woodland here that we wish everyone might share it with ue.But perhaps some would not enjoy whut we enjoy or see what we eee.and some are prevented from coming by the duties of other calfings, and each must follow the pathway his feet are most fitted to tread.For myseif.{ only want my little log rabin «with the is the best remedy known for sunburn, heat rashes, eczema sore fi stings 8 ters A sie food! AND e-zttte and Novas.\u201450¢.and the temptation of the clover growing in front of my home, | and where I can watch the endless other up che bay.Give the necessity of working for my daily bread #0 that I will not feel as though 1 earth; allow me an opportunity now and then of doing a kindly act, even still if I could know that when the trall, the sands of which show no through she naked tree tops, nor the howl of the hungry wolf, for what had no terror for me in life need not have afterward.And if the that I learned at my mother's knee be true, if there be that within me that lives on.I am sure that it will be happier in its eternad home if it may look back and know that the body which I had tried through its earthly career was having its long rest in the spot it loved best.\" composer's soul?read a book filled with characters, you measure of the man who wrote it, you have seen a reflection of the author's soul.people exclaim: \u201cWhat's the matter with the movies?\u201d Nothing .too often reflect the degenerate souls of the movie directors QUEBBO\u2014MONTREAL SERVICE, provide the travellmg public with an excellent Quebec and Montreal, dally, except Sunday, train is leaving Quebec Palais Union Station at 12.01, (noon) end arviving Montreal (Bonventure Station) at 6.15 pan, where oon.necuons are meade to different Ontario, Western and United States pointe, bec and Montreal runs acrose prosperous cites such as 8t.Hyacinthe and Drummondville, rivers a8 The Richelieu, The a: Francie and the Yamaska Rivers and the mighty St.Lawrence on Victoria Bridge out of the large Metropolis, and Quebec Bridge fut de- fore entering the Ancient Capita).ates a Cafe Parlor service on which travellers wil tind the maximum of comfort.Timeket Office, tain estate, when suddenly a gamekeeper darted out suddenly from behind a hedge.to run, the game-kesper followed the ane who shouted and esemed mont! frightened.s captured, duced a permit.looked at it.and found it In order.| away?\" he said, angrily.Be hésn't got 6 permit\u201d was (he reply, , THE quxlec CHRONICLE.WISHES SHE HAD TAKEN IT SOONER Mrs.Annabel Carson Says Tanias Would Have Saved Her À Worid Of Suffering \u201cSince Tanlae has made me so well and happy I wish I had taken it long ago, for ft would have saved me an awful lot of suffering.\u201d sald Mrs.Annabel Carson, #86 Bloin Lane, Sherbrooke, P.Q.recentiy.\u201cFor many years I suffered awfully from nervous indigestion.What little I forced myselt bloated me up, causing my heart to palpitate until at times it seemed that I simply could not stand it.The least bit of housework would leave me completely exhausted, didn't even have strength enough Lo sweep the floor.1 was se nervous I couldn't even stand the noise of children playing about the house, and nights I could scarcely aleep any.to eat just and I \u201cHearing Tanlac praised so high- fi ly 1 got a bottle and it certainly was a lucky day for me when I did.I'm eating just anything I want now, and my digestion seems to be perfect.I've been built up until I feel so well and strong my housework is easy.Why, I can bear down on the broom and just make the dust fly.\u2018What Tanlac has done for me ie one of the most wonderful things that have happened to me in my life.\" I wild vines climbing over its walls and clinging to the mud-chinked |] crevices, where I can hear the songs of wild birds, mingled with the sleep hum of bees moving from blossom to blossom about the doorway, where I! can see the timid red |fi deer as peeping out of the brush it hesitates between the fear of man white ([ procession of waves following each were a useless cumbrance upon the if it be no more than restoring to the sheiter of its mother\u2019s breast a fledging that has fallen from its net in a tree top.If I may have these I will be happy, and happier times comes for me to travel the imprint of returning footsteps, I might be put to rest on the southern slope of the ridge beside my camp.where the sunshine chases the ahad- ows around the birch tree where the murmur of the waves comes In rhythm to the robin'e song and where the red deer play on moonlight night.Nothing to Fear \u201cNeither will I fear the snows of winter that come drifting over the bay, driven by the wind that whines lessôns | to gulde Did you never meet a character No were written by I So .when you inhuman taken the have Furthermore, when the anewer a: save that the screens CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS, (Via Quebec Bridge).The Canadian National Raiwaysy train service between The National Way between Quecrosses auch |} Moreover, the National Way aper- A twine operate \u2018on Swndarg For reservations apply to Cliy Tic.10 St.Ann etrest, or ,10,13,15,17,30,21,34, 27, 29 212, RUSE THAT SUCCEEDED.Two boys \u2018were fishing on a cer- The boys started They took different directions, but After a long pursuit the boy wan \u201cYou've been flahing without a! permit.sald the keeper.| To his amassment the doy pro.| The gamekeeper : \u201cWhy on earth aM you run \u201cTo let the other boy get clear; ; Po \u2019 Lt 5 nee ; 7 FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.\u2018Store Opens Daily At 9 O'Clock AM Footwear At Popular Prices| LESS Boots in box kip, leather outer and inner soles, sizes 11 to 13 for boys, price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.32.80 STYLE BOOKS The new style books for July are now in, including, Le Miror Des Modes & The Delineator, which are eelling at 25¢ per copy.The Butterick Quarterly sells at 35¢ a copy, which includes a coupon good for a reduction of 14 cents on any Butterick pattern.These style reviews contain everything that is the latest decree of fashion.\u2018Boots in black box kip, leather out.\u201c* ex and'inner soles, sives 1'to 5 for - boys, price .Boots in black or brown calf, laced style, leu- ther or neolin soles pointed or round Goodyear welt, soles 6 to 10, for meñ.$3.88 Balance of a line of shoes in pateit leather or aH sizes, but not in each line, regular $8.00 to \u201c$1200 for viii.8208 200 pairs of boots in brown calf, round toes, \u201cBrogue style\u201d leather soles, Goodysar weit, sizes 5 to 9 for men, rezular $8.00 sposial for Friday and Sat.We still have a quantity of shoes and boots at the following prices.© Boots in white canvas, laced style, leather soles, high heels, sizes 2 1-2 to 7, for ladies, regular $3.00 and $3.50 for.00000002.$0EO | Extraordinary Bargains For Dealers As Well As Clients | Dishes in English stone 400 dozen soup plates, 7 inch size, 400 dozen dinner plates, 7 inch size.400 dozen breakfast plates.[AT EACH 15 or a OLEN SLA 400 dosen dessert plates, 5 inch size.400 dosen bread plates, 4 inch size.1 PRICE EACH 10c or a DOZEN $1.20 Enamel Utensils At Considerably Reduced Prices, all the covers in granite.Kettles in grey granite, 5 quart Teapots in grey granite, 3 quart size.! Coffe pots in grey granite.3 quart size.Large baths for children, 22 inches in diameter.\u2019 Potato pois in quart size.| 1 11 11 Straight pots in grey granite, 6 quart size.\u2019 \u2018 _ Dishpans in grey granite 17 inches in diameter.Special each 8%c Electric irons, suc u 000 can» ewe grey granite, { , \\ ; pound weight, guaranteed, at Buy Early at Paquef\u2019s Grocary Real French almonds, cover- od in sugar, per pound.$1.60 \u201cSilver Balls\u201d for decorating cakes, per ounce .20e Glased candies, per pounéd 35c Sugared peel for cakes, a pound .+.00s000000 Te \u201cSmyrna\u201d figs per pound.30c Preserved apples per gallon CAR 0000 Zz zz 2 7 4 ZR 7% NN > TE .All the ingredients are subjected to critical chemical analysis.and the mixing and packing is done with automatic machinery in the largest and most sanitary factory of its kind in the British Empire, MADE IN CANADA À N NE A EE TE EE EEE ETNIES Ses rwrerewed, FRIDA Y, JUNE 17, 1821.| TT EY Delicious biscuit.cake and pastry are the natural consequence when Magic Baking Powder is used\u2014mnot a matter of ¢ or accident.\u201d Its perfect leavening qualities impart à lightness and délicacy to the texture, and adds nutritive value to ooked food.5 \\ A 2 Zz f° 272 7 ZA 7 7 zr MO der 72 < gz ZL AG LU 7 AUTOMOBILE STOLEN IN BROAD DAYLIGHT Man Left Car Outside Barber\u2019s In Montreal-Got Car Back Montreal, June 16\u2014The theft of an automobile, its recapture by its owner, a flerce struggle in the car ae it swerves forward, and the escape of the well dressed thief before the eyes of a policeman and hundreds of passersby was the thrilling scene provided in the heart of the city, 8.J.Matthews of 123 Arlington Aveleft his automobile n Cadillac, outside a barber shop at the corner of Peel and Bt.Catherine St.and went inside to have his hair cut.When he emerged he was just in time to see his car start off with a stranger at the wheel.He Immediately gave chase and managed to catch up with the auto-bandit.Jumping on the running-board he caught the man around the neck and tried to stop the car.A fierce struggle followed resulting in the thief sscaping down a lane opposite the FAST AND UNEXCELLED SERVICE BETWEEN QUEBEC & MONTREAL ' ; Vis CANADIAN PACIFIC , RAILWAY With its new echedule the Canédfastest and most convenient service between Quebec and the twe stations in Montreal, (Windsor and PL Viger).Four fast daily trains each way on a schedule of 5 hrs.and two MAAAA.J building.| fan Pacific Railway offers the best, » .jthe week days, two of which operating ; trains on Sunday, one cf which on a schedule of § hra.Trains leave Quebec, Palcis Station as follows; \u2014 real PL Vijer 3.20 P.M.12.30 P.M.\u2014The Frontenac, Daily, Due \u2018Monfreal (Windsor Stn.) 5.30 P.M.3.40 P.M.\u2014The Viger.Ex.Sun.\u2014 Due Montreal, PL Viger 8.40 P.M.10.466 PM.\u2014Daily, Dus Montreal, Windsor Stn.6.05 AM.Viger 5.40 AM.Standard time governs all trains movements, to convert to daylight add one hour.Connection at Montreal - with trains for Otlawa, Toronto, Western Canada and Pacific Coast, also New York, Detroit and Chicago.Most modern equipment conaists of first and second class coaches, lighted standard sleeping cara, par- lor-observation-library and dining cars.Everything Canadian Pacific Standard, there in none bettér.For information and reservations apply at Ticket Offices, 30 St.John.Tel.$3, Palais ftation, Tel.626, Chateau Frontenac, Tel.1840.Ja 11,13,14,8,16,17,18,20,23,24,28,30 CANADIAN VETERAN SURPASSED COMPETITORS Seattle, Wn., June 16\u2014Michaei John Nolan, who is known as the \u201cIntelligence Test Wizard .of the United States\u201d and who is a Cansdian war veteran, today surpassed All competitors in a test at the University of Washington where he is a student when he scored 252 points in a rapid fire test in quick thinking.Nolan followed the sea for many years and became Interested in higher éducation after being invalided home from overseas srvice with the Canadian Army.: No spre! i PIL ES .oper sad one - ¢.samp aN peeing.Compare the Cost Do not suffer ther day sn Sane woding ¥ 1} 08 instead of tea or coffec.\u201cTheres a Reason\u2019 7.40 A.M.\u2014Exc.Sun \u2014Due Mont.Ÿ CHANGED HIS MIND.Sharp Dame\u2014*\u201cI must frankly tell you, Mr.Meek, that my consent to xour marrying my daughter has been wrung from moe under pro- ent,\u201d : Mr.Meek\u2014\"Er?Protest?\u201d T @harp Dame\u2014\u201cYes, sir: 1 khew that if I did not consent she would disgrace the family oy an etopement.When she wonts anyining we ah have to give it to her, or take the consequences; and long experience has taught me that I might as well try to fan oft a cyclone as reason with her when she gets angry, especially if there is a flat-iron or « rolling-pin handy, and so 1 just give it up at once.Has the wedding day been fixed on yet, Mr.Meek?\" Mr.Meok-\u2014\"Um\u2014er, not yet: and in fact, madam, I'm\u2014I'm a little afraid I can\u2019t afford to marry.Goo \u2014goodday.\" = IT WORKED, The juryman ra.breathlessly into the court.\u201cOh.your Honor!\u201d he exclaimed.\u201cif you can excuse me, please, please do! 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