The Quebec chronicle, 22 juillet 1921, vendredi 22 juillet 1921

[" MUST REPLGE gL oh ae TET A - ESTABLISHED 1764 MONTEERRAT IIMB JUICE ROSE LIME JUIOE MeLAREN'S LEMONADE AND Weather Forecast: bo Fair And Werm- © Piuid iy LAL SODBGDE bb di Can Summer Beverages Pre ELOU GRAPE SUICE VINEGAR \u201cp,8 3.\u201d GINGER ALE, ORANGE PHOSPHATE LEMON- SOUR AND BREWED GINGER BEER 7 oF - wo ORANGEADE \u2018Phones 1247-1246.EER i IBSILETE HPS Lioyd George Said Essential For Government To Continue Policy , London.July 21.\u2014Mr ' Lioyà George, declared In the House of Commons to-day that it was eswen- tial for the Government to proceed with its policy of replacing obsolete capltal ships of the navy.Mr.Lloyd George made this declaration in answer to questions concerning the Government's naval programme.\u2018The necessity for replacing obsolete ships the Prime Minister said would not be affected by the forih- coming conference on disarmament in Washington which he assumed \u201cwill be à complete success.\u201d The Prime Minister was speaking concerning the tour capital ships provided for in the naval estimates.He was asked if the Covernment would not suspend work on capital shipa pending the outcome uf the Washington conference.Mr.Lloyd George said the Government la replacing obsolete shins, neither committed itselt to nor contemplated any building program in ansswr to that ot any other power.\u2018As n result of candid discussions be possible to avoid any thing in the nature of competition bufidins.dut he said it Would be a dereliction of duty on the part of Admiralty to allow the efficiency in training or morale of .the Royal Navy to deteriorate from neglect, and not to provide !t with material equal to the best and in which full confi- denee could be had.The Weather.Toronto.Juiy 21-\u2014The barometer te now high from the Great® Lakes to the Atlantic and relatively tow In the Western Provinces.The weather today has been fair throughout the Dominion; comparatively cool in the Maritime Provinces; elsewhere decidedly warm.Tumperatares: Min.Max DAWSON 221400000000 36 68 Prince Rupert .60 54 Victoria .- ac 66 Vancouver se 12 Edmonton se 7 Battleford so so Prince Albert - 6 7 Medicine Hat .[130 1 Moose Jaw .70 86° Saskatoon eo 22 Regina e 87 Winnipez 3 Port Arthur so 84 White River .46 86 Parry Sound .6s 56 London sé 8 Toranto 83 Kingston es.8 Ottawa ss 34 Montreal .6 80 Quebec.se At.John .:\" 68 74 Halifax 0.es es Porconsta: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay, Upper St.Lawrence and Ottawa Valleys\u2014{Light to moderate winds, fine and decidedly warm.Lower St.Lawrence, Guilt and North Ghore\u2014Light winds; fair and warm.\u2018Maritime Provinces\u2014Light to mo- dorate winds, fair and somewhat warmer today and on Saturday.Lake Buperior\u2014Moderate Bouth- .easterly winds, fine and warm; local showers in Western portion at night.Manitoba\u2014A few local thunderstorms but mostly fair and very warm.; THOUSAND LABORERS - FIGHTING OIL FIRE Blazing Wells At Amatian May Burn For Two Months \"Yet Mexioo City, July 31\u2014A well or- uanised fighting force compeped of & thousand laborers, is holding the fre in the Amatian oil fields to the four wells which have been ablase for several days.Thege wells may contiaue té dura for two menths be.fere they are extinguished, acooré- ing to reports received here.\"The belief prevails that the Ramen will be restricted to lot 143, éentring A.GRENIER \u201c 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.LA PRESSE GAGE IN LIMELIGHT Pregident And General Manager Submitted To Examination By Lawyer Montreal July 31\u2014That on Gdarch 6, 1919, the wholé of the common stock of La Presse Publishing Company Limited, consisting ef 7,600 shares, was sold by the President and General Manager, Arthur Berthiaume, to his brothers, Eugene and Edouard and to Edmond Mwntet, the latter who at once transferred back to Arthur his proportion on the sale, 2,500 ghares, was brought out in evidence today ba- fore the Superior Court during the hearing of the family which turns on the ownership of this, the most important French Canadian newspaper in Canada.This transaction having been made without the knowledge or consent of the truetees or those for whom they administered the shares.Arthur insisted that the sale was \u201cradically null\u201d.He declarsd that his brother.Eugene was constantly scheming for combinations was so quarrelsome and overbearing that for peace and harmony, he.Arthur professed to agree to petition for special leginlation in order to \u2018get rid of the trustees named by his late father, and so make La Presse newspaper à thres-brother cenesen.Hasaftesarazdé auxesé p being taken in annullation of the deed of Arusteseblp.\u201cThe issue actually before the court was in effect which of the two groups, namely Arthur Berthiaums, Zenon Fontaine and P.Du Tremblay on one side and Eugene and Edouard Berthiaume on the other, is entitled to the issue of a writ of injunction to restrain the other from exercising the direction of La Presse Company.Arthur Berthlaumes examination had not concluded when the court adjourned till to-morrow.It is ez- pected the case will last four days.Afternoon Session - Montreal, Juiy 21\u2014Arthur Berthlaume, President and General Manager of La Presse Publishing Company, was today subjected to & grilling examination by N.M.Laflamme, K.C.at the opening of the hearing on the motion presented on behalf of Bdouard and Eugene Berthiaume for an injunction against further dispossession of their atle- ged rights and privileges as directors of the company, as sst forth in the motion presented last Tuesday.Damages of $50.000 are also asked for actions taken by the defendants Arthur : Berthiaume, Zenon Tontaine and Parmphile Du Tremblay, when the petitioners were, it is alleged, deposed from the Board of Directors.Mr.Justice Loranger, before whom the hearing is taking .place, when the case was called today asked if a settlement could not be reached out of court, remarking that It this wers possible it should be done, but a negative reply being given, it was decided to start the argument on the patition presented by Eugene and Jdouard against their brother Arthur Berthiaume.\u201c \u2018The latter took the stand and admitted traneferring two stock cer- itficates of five shares esch from his brothers to two other parties without any fmancial remuneration.He added that he thought he had a right to do this as executor of the Berthiaume estate and original owner of the stock .under his father's deed of trusteeship.In answer to counsel's questions witness replied that his brothers \u201cscheme\u201d did not take any interest in the papers circulation but meddled \u201ctoo muuch\u201d in the strike affair.When witness could not say whether or not thers waz an editorial secretaëy in the office.counsel said that Ne did not consider that witness was very weil versed in the affairs of his company.- \u201cI was pre vented by threats from putting my foot in the editorial department\u201d the witness replied.GOVERNMENT AID FOR NEWFOUNDLAND RAILROAD 8t.John's, Nfld., July $i-\u2014After today passed w measure providing for the operation of the Colonial Raliroad system for.one year ending next June by the Reid\u2018 Newtoundland Company.The colony guarantees loss in operation up to one million, five hundred thousand dol- 1 under the provisions of the dill but the Company must meet ests shove that figure.The dill wan passed by à vete of 18 to 4, about Amatian, which contains siz- hb Officials of the railroad recently toon producing wells.Seoretary of War Betrade is at Amatian direating the werk of th Sve fighters .threatened to suspend opérations unless legistative aid was extended, saying it sould wot meet operating couts, 2 enr ÎTHE PROTECTHE Fordney Measure Expected Oils, Hides, Cotton And Asa The Que TARIFF BILL 15 PASSED IN 0.5.« To Raise Five Million Dollars FOUR ON FREE LIST Hundred - phalt- Made: A Determined Fight publican pretective tariff bill, estimated by chalrman Fordney to raise a round five hundred million dollars in revenue annually, was passed tonight by the House, by & vote of 28% te 127, precisely the vote by which a dsmoeratic motion for elimination of its United Otates valuation provision was defeated Seven Republicans veted against the measure, while the same number of Democrats supported it.Ofls, hides, cotton and asphalt stood up against a determined fight to tax them and remained on the free list.The Longworth Dye embargo, first of the five contested schedules to go before the House proper for a separate vote, and backed by most of the Republican members of the\u201d ways and means committees was thrown out, 208 to 193.There was not much chance of imposing a duty on hides and eotton after the House in.committee of the whole, had defeated amendments carrying co nsatory rates on their manufactured products.When the oil amendment was reached thers was sueh a shout of \u201cnoes\u201d that a roll call was not demanded.A moment later Chalrman Fardney, trying to make himself heard above the din which prevailed during the three hours of voting, announced that sentiment in the committes of whole agaînet taxing asphalt had been so overwhelming that it was not worth while to ge So ho ttm of ling the More than twe himdred commit- we amendments.rushed through Ayring the last few days.were put up to be voted on in a block.Bome merbly corrected spelling in the bill, some shuffled commas and some changed the rates, but the Demeerats, still holding their forces in line, compsiled a record vote.Just before the roll call to pass the bill Representative Gardiner of Texas, ranking Demoerat on the Ways and Means Committee, stepped to the front, with the sxpected motion to send the bill back to its framers with instructions to strike out the United States valuation and reciprocal provisions: - This - -was where the Republicans and Demoerats divided squarely on the whole tari fgsue, although they had apiit widely on some 6f the earlier votes.It prebably was the first time since war days that the House found itself with such a quorum on the eve of a vote.Closing the long wrangle over the bill, Chairman Fordney brought Republican members of \u2018their feet by declaring it would bring greater prosperity to the country than it now enjoyed.The veteran tariff maker, thrilled by the demonstration, smiled arid bowed and\u2019 then wheeled about to wave to the gal- feries.STRAIGHTEN ALBERTA\u2019S POLITICAL SITUATION Farmers-Eleot Will Meet In Calgary To Decide Plan Of Action Calgary, July 21-\u2014Alberta's poll- tical situation which became complicated an a réstilt' of' Farmers\u2019 Party defeating the Liberals last Monday, will probably be straightened out next Tuesday when the Farmer members-elect will meet in Calgary for the purpose of formulating & plan of action.The first matter that must be disposed of will be the leadership.It is understood that W.Wood, the President of the VU.F.A.will have the refusal of this position, but he has refused positively te discuss the question before the meeting takes place.In the event that Mr.Wood is not selected, the next in line seems to be Herbert Greenfield, of Westlock who has been prominent in U.F.A.affairs for years and who is Chairman of the Alberta Union of Municipalities.\u2018Washington, July 31\u2014The \u201ci QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1921.GRAND MASTER WAS ELECTED Col.Ponton Of Belleville Grand Lodge \u2018OF Canada In Ontario Ottawa, Juy 31\u2014Co.W.N.Pimton, of Beleville, was today elested Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Canada in Ontario AF.and AM.Balloting for Grand Lodge offieers for the coming year was tbe outstanding svent of the A.F.and A.Mannual convention which continued in the Collegiate Institute this merme ing.Elections of Grand Master, De~ puty Grand Master, Grand.Menier and Junior Wardens, Grand Chap lain, Secretary and Treasurer five new members of the board of general purposes were before the delegates when the rassmbid.Acclamations in some of the posi- ions were recorded.As alread; announced Col.W.M.Ponton, G.M.Belleville will be new GM, while Messrs.F.T.Malone and Wm.Logan wers returned unopposed ns Grand Treasurer and Secretary ves- pectfully.: The position ef Master wil probably go to three bal- 1 nof a BOON.Those in the running are George & May, Ottawa; W.J.Drops, Grimsby: Abraham Shaw, Kingston; A.J.Young, North Bay and J.Copeland, Bt.Mary's.- W.B.Bir George MacLaren Brown, P.M., Canads Lodge of Lon-, don, Eng, and European reprumen- tative of the C.P.R.had conferred upon him the rank of P.G.Regis pean war to members of the eraft overseas forces.The representatives of the various Grand Lodges of this continent were formally introduced to Grand Lod! and accorded the grand honor.H for Ontario, Junior Member of tives being the representative of Iowa, responded on thelr.behalf.DESTRUCTION OF ; ?Ability Of Airplane Proved In Battleships On board the Destroyer Leary en routs to Norfolk Va., July 31\u2014The ability of the airplane to destroy the capital ship was demonstrated today oft the Virginia Capes.United States army bombers, launching projectiles weighing one ton, sank the former German battleship Ostfriesland, a 23,000 ton, heavily armored ship, In szactly twenty five minutes after they opened thelr attack at 13:10 p.m., from an altitude of approximately 1708 fest.Twe bombs, which landed overboard within a few yards of the port quarter, gave the rhip her deathblows.Thus the end came to & once great ship of the German navy, which took an important part with the German first battle squadron in the battle of Jutland and reached home safely after having struck & mine laid by the attacking British Grand Fleet.Naval men and many others of the thousands assembled on halt a score of war craft viewed the end of the big ship almost in awe but the army men, and particularly the aviators, were highly elated.Many of them regarded this as proof of the claim of Brigadier General Mitchell, Assistant Chief of the United States Army Air Bervice that the airship was making the battleship obsolete.Major General Charles F.Mencher, Chief of the Army Air Service, declared that he did not think the sinking of the Ostfriesland showed that the battleship was doomed but that it did show that the serial bomb constituted a real menace to capital ships which must be met.The sinking of Ostfriesland waa the concluding incident in a month's joint bombing test by United States army and navy aviators.SEVENTY FIVE SPECIAL OFFICERS ARE SWORN IN At Cobalt, N.Y., Following Attack On Strike-Breakers\u2019 Train By Strikers Cointh, N.Y, July 21\u2014S8eventy- For the Cabinet Perrin Baker of Nemiscan, Lawrence Peterson, elected in Taher, and George Headley are mentioned.# SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.«o \u201c 08 20 20 06 06 00 06 06 08 97 XE 06 0% M NU Arvivais at Montreal, July 21: Stee Osvro from Haugssend; Jord Downshire from Hamburg: Ernemore from Madeira; Turcoman from Avon mouth.2 Cleared: Bre.Manchester Port for Birkenhead: Villenoos for Reykjavik Canadian Ranchet for Antwerp.Steamer Arrivals, July 21: Taranod: Canadian Ralder from London mouth for NERA ARN dew] three days of debate, the legislature n 8 Company purposed to five speetal officers were sworn In onight by the village authorities ollowing the disorder of today when former employees of the International Paper Company, now on strike attacked @ train bearing strike % beakers at the rallway station.| It wes announced tonight that the ; re-open its \u2018mills at once aad would hold the vil- Inge and Saratoga County responsible for damage to its property and in- |terference with its business.State troopers tonight patrolled the streets in the mill district, a score of Deputy Sheriffs were at the mills and special police officers were on duty throughout the village.Several persons were slightly in- tin at London from Montreal, Clear.Jured during the Gdsorders at the station today when a mob of several for Montreal; Orthia trem Avon.hundred was broken up by state wi Regarding Final -Outoome Deputy Grand trer by toh Grand Lodge in reeqgni- | tion of his services during the Durefrom Canadé who were with the - | At the same time, it was announced | griend say?\" R.M.Grant, Minister of Kducatiof Foreign Grand Lodge Repreesi J Sinking Of Former German PROPOSALS OF LIVELY TITS BRITISH INDE BETWEEN COUNSEL - NALERN'S HANDS rave rem somos oto belling Bottles Of Liquer Distilled In Sootiand is Heped They May Form Basis Of An Irish Settiement \u201c \u201c OPTIMISTIC FEELING Lord Curzon Said Govern- £ ment Not Without Hope Ottawa, July $1\u2014@Gome lively tilts between counsel were heard in potion osurt here today, whem the charge against the W.T.McIntyre Company, Liquor deniers, Ottawe, of labelling bettles of liquor as pre- duced in Seotisad which reslly was bottled iz Canada.W.L.Scett of the firm of Bwart.Méett, Kelley and Kelley, appeared \u2018for the Company and George PF.Henderson, K.C., represented the Crown.a Mr.Seott asked for an Jogpn- 4 London July 31\u2014(By Can.Press) | ment of the case to September so Jhepropossie of the British Gev-|that adr.Molntyre might be able to ne anich it is hoped may|ge full justics to his case.Mr.Mecin th sy su settlement, | Intyre, sald Mr.Scott was very ill, © hands of de.Va-|a nervous wreck, away taking a rest the Irish Republican leader.1 \u201cland the defence had a certificate Mr.De Valers will returs te Dublin |r 0p J.A.Thomas, Montreal, to the are of oplaion in Goutnern Ireland, |*Xect that ddr, Motntyre must make including the members of the Dai |*7 Shaclute rest for 3 months, Brean.the Irish Repudlio Parlia-|rendersen.\u201cAnyone can gui 8 dc.mes \u2018 tore oertifleate for nervous break- Ms.De Volers vont over the ground | 9272 these y Teen Benin to-day, but as Bir James Craig | Toeck MSIL and eo are lo bd the Ulster Premier, had returned to|9iher business men A oa Belfast, and there was no possibility nous an nt tore the present of & conference be- trati 1 n the representatives of the |tificate for nervous p = not \u201cworth « row of pins\u201d.threes parties concerned it was hard- M expected that any definite de-| \u201cAs & matter of fact the Attorney cision would be taken by Mr.Lioyd |General was so chagrined at the loss George and De Valera to-day.of so much liguor to the province A joint official communique lssu- | that he decided te press other im.ad shortly after the conference de-|portant charges against his ene- clared that \u2018the basis for a further | mies\u201d.conference has not yet been found.\u201d \u201cWild statements did my learned retorted the Crown that Mr.De Valera, on his return| counsel, now thoroughly aroused.to Ireland, would communicate with «well here is the label holding It the Prime Minister after further dis- up before the public eye.It says cussion with his colleagues.that \u2018this whiskey is distilled pure Feeling Is Optimistic.Scotch Highland whiskey, distilled The feeling in political quarters |by the D.and J.McCallum Comremains quite optimistic and Lord |pany, Edinburgh bottled in 8dot- Curzon Gecretary for Foreign Affuirs| land\u2019.in a statement in the House of Lords| Now as a matter of fact we know to-night indicated the Government that this whiskey labelled bottled in is not without hope regarding the|gcotland was bottled on Queens final outcome Street, Ottawa.It is nothing less Lord Curson in the course of his| than rotgut and polsen.It is the remarks said he was glad to say the | avowed intention of the Crown of yon negotiations \u201cseemed cherged | Ontario to put a stop to the bottling * hope: of rotgut and poisen\u201d.The magie- font Je Ssthorkively asneunced that trate ordered a remand for a week ee will continue tin-! on the quettisa ef ttt-Crévae-wit- lefinitely this clearly proving that! tngness ams that there is no idea on either side of à Uo let the hs much rupture of the negotiations.There will be & pause in the dis- TWELVE PERSONS WERE cussions while Dub! d Bel lin en fast DROWNED WHILE BATHING ponder the Government offer.This according to the Dublin correspon-| Houston, Texas, July 31\u2014Twelve children, were dent of the Associated Press is.on|persons, mostly its financial side of a nature in-|drowned while bathing m the Gulf tended to prove attractive to Ulster.near Palacios late today, according Torms Reported Gemerows.to word received here to-night.Complete secrecy as to the detalls| All are said to have been dele- of the terms is maintained, but such | gates to the Baptist Young Peoples hints as are allowed to escapes de-| Union Convention at Palacios.A scribe them as generous and afford-| message just received in Houston ing no excuse for terminating the states that 18 bodies have been conversations.taken from the Guif and brought In the lobbies of Parliament to-|back te Palacios and that the dsad night the fealing remained hopeful will number 26 er more.and there was & genersl impression The emauveioniste were in bathing that an sutumn session coulé not be and were caught in & streng under- avelded, impression being based ewep deep water.on the belief that it would preve|'o\u201d 00 yout inte ° necessary in order to introduce new PROSPECTS GOOD.Sarnia, Ont., July 21.\u2014Despête Irish legislation.; a On the eve of returning to Irelan Mr.De Valera requested the press the recent long dry spell, prospects to acknowledge his great apprecia- [are bright for a splendid fruit crop tion of the courteay and kindness [in this vicinity, according to George with which himself and his collea-|French, President of the Lambton gues had been received and treated Cooperative Corporationduring their stay in London not only by the members of the Government but by the general publie.News Index.Hopeful View Takea.A hopetul view of the Irish peace Page Onenegotiations was taken by Lord Curzon, the Secretary for Foreign Af-|La Presse Case In Limelightfairs, in the House of Lords this|protective Tarif Bill Passedafternoon when he touched upon the Grand Master Was Electedquestion.De Valera Has Proposals.It was the Government's intention |Lively Tilts Between Counselnot to have an sutumn session of | Destruction Of Capital Ship.Parliament.Lord Curson said inlWeather Reportanswering a question, but if the Two Irish neglotistions proved Succens-|Garden City On Desert Constfui\u2014and so far he was glad to SAY |giories Of The English ; they ssemed charged with hope\u2014it Page sage was conceivable that the assembling | Vancouver Firm Taroe Londonof Parliament in the autumn might| now Golf Club At St.Andrews be necessary.Crop Condition Less Favorable._ Will Annousco Terms To-Day.| To, Co-Ordinate Legislation.The Parliamentary correspondent Arrest Made In Farrel Murderof the London Times understands| Excessive Zeal of O.T.A.Policethat Premier Lioyd George will an.{ Sensibilities Are Woundednounce the terms of the, Govern-| Hull Residents Are in Troublement'a offer to Mr.De Valera in a| A Spectacular Gold Discoveryspeech in the House of Commons Sorrespo pndence War ray sed: to-morrow.ade .Trace ptared Dr.Provencher Out On Bail.Won't Be Ru Mp, | No Black Rust In Saskatchewan, Dublin July 31.\u2014Although F.| Conference of Brotherhoods.De Valera has been unable to Jccent Page Four the terms of the Brit settlemen Editorial: Press Commentthere is no immediate apprehension : of a rupture of the trace \\ 1t boi Nautical Archives ou Quebecrecognized from the beginning thal 3 Be vier the am ne En Ce the publican idea co ly Coming Herethat principle and the most that was Father Conno! hoped was that he might receive an Kiwanis Clb Weekly Lunch, mu, offer worthy of consideration and de- Motor Car Burns On Abraham date.But only @ really big offer, Paso si ro it is declared, would justify the as-! Horace Lerc Ran pv tion .sembiy of the Dail Eireann and such Cicotte Made Top = rine er here.that Tait | James Barass Leading Gotfers.Birann may not be summoned.Main Lick Took Cr Pures.If it 1s decided to reject the terms Cornwall Out of ser a n without consulting the Republican (Canada's Davis Cup M, een.| Parliament officially, Mr.De Vu-! Another Golf Club Formedorne Speen te On Teed au Seeking Gold Near = John oy may be stated that the | Novel Working Arrangementthority 8 may financial terms of the British offer Eight broke new ground and spperently are designed to induce Belfast to reconsider its attitude toward a united Ireland.Must Replace Obwolete Ships.Tramp Steamers Ply St.Lawrence.Small Yacht On Long Voyage.Page Nine Financial And Commercial News.New York And Montreal Marksts.Growth Of Trade In Dominien.Page Ten.At The Theatres.Social And Personal.We are at present featuring a choice selection of Coats, Wraps and Scarfs, in next winter's styles, of 2 Lovstumt TOURISTS IN QUEBEC Will find in the Holt, Renfrew Fur Salons and enchanting / display of BEAUTIFUL FURS Parisian inspiration in Seal\u2014Muskrat\u2014Beaver Mole\u2014Squirrel\u2014Mink Opossum apd Sable Silver Fox We invite your inspection of these wonderful models.interesting Amnouncement en Page 3 J + Opposite City Hall - The Ribbon Wrist greatly in popularity.The Wristlet is easily adjustable to fit perfectly.Most comfortable in wear.18 K.White Gold, Swiss Movements Hand Engraved Cases or Set with Diamonds.$80.up.ta.mr 4 6 SETFERTE SONS * JEWELLERS Cuff Links For Summer Wear Dainty Designs in Fine Enamel on 14 K.Gold for Neogligee Shirts, in Blue, Grey, Green and Purple Enamel.$10.a pair.GQ.SEIFERT & SONS Watch has grown 16 Fabrique Street Individual Cleb Breakfast 7.00 to 9.30 am.VALIQUETS Royal Coffee House Did you ever give it a thought that, VALIQUET\u2019S RESTAURANT is the best eating place in town.Special Lunchesn 11.30 am.to 2 p.m.COLD SODAS\u2014-ICE CREAM ORIGINATORS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT Phone 6567-6568\u2014\u201412 Fabrique S8t.\u2014Opp.City Hall Jungixim Remialecenses Of The Past.PALACE HI WANT A TAXI! Telephone 4662 at your service.\\ J.COLE Manager.LL TAXI SERVICE 31 Palace Hill, Quebec.Closed Sedans dr Touring Cars f GARDEN GITY ON STOMIES OF THE «DESERT COAT ENGLISH STAGE Tiemoen\\On Headland le Sur-|Most Profitaile Pay Ever rounded By Endless Or-| Produced Was Result Of oharde .| An Aosident No Signs Of Relenting STORE OPENS AT 9 O'CLOCK A.M.AND CLOSES AT 5 O'CLOCK P.M.4 ge ver pelatabl > hele some and nourishing food in the world.It is far more economical .then any other staple food.If e would ont less mont other heavy fooda the In his book of travel ihrowsh | Lendon, Juiy 21 unt foods they would feel better JR | et fi \"EIRE | onsen ds 1 re A Our \u201cMid-Summer\u201d sale is not relenting to keep down the cost of living.Bread made in the home with Royal Yeast Cakes is more nourishing &.Woodbury writes: \"Qaow in April! 1 could hardly be- Welding & yearly inceme of $14,000 {lieve my eyes as 1 looked through asd upmarde ta the widow of the she Murred paños of the one small [suthor, Brandon Thomas who made window on the large, nioist flakes some $500,008 out of the play.falling thickly, the trees green with| W.§.Penley, whose regnitstion in any way.Dargains are numerous in all and appetizing than any BE i ole lel (Coat aol lS er.othing er for heaped win mow en n Inch deep in race London mex samed Har .} departments.Come every day, it will be park was a white floor And the half [received 3304000 as à return fer his invisible roofs à drifted ouriqia Mke |ioan.J ja broken hillekle\u2014il Was so Mike a| Coacerning ¢his stage success an snowy spring at home.! was in thojextrasrdinary stecy «8 old about lunpretending hotel, in an upper Peniey.He collected s group of corner room, bare, mArrow but young actors physicaHy like him, |cloun, which rexinded me curiously [and apt to capy his macnerteme He jet such accommodation as ong weed | would winimeloadly appear $a one act to find in wester Kansas t thirty jand send on an understudy for the | years ago.but without superfuities second, the deseit belpg undissever- \u2014frontier-like.& border lodging: {ed by the pubMe.and the impression was deepened! When the Belle of New Fark was and vivified when 1 descended the|produced in #8 mame oily, it was J \u2018rude and confused stairway andicondemned by he eritice as \u201clege, l found the private family dining- llingerte, and vulgarity.\u201d The au- ) room with the only Sve\u2014ulive know |dience, too, was apathetic.Whea it iB burning reluctantly on a small|visited London it crested such & fu- hearth.A French officer, hanging [rors that the gross profits for the | I over it, made room for me, and in [season were $500,008! When the a moment two other officers appear- iplay was put into rehearsal 11 æeem- | ed.heavily clothed with leather and [ed hopeless to find & suitable repre- capes, prepared as 1 gathered for a [sentative of the Salvation girl.A long ride ln the country.chorus-girl brought ¢ friend for | Picturesque Ride.whom she wanted to procure an en- Later in the afternoon, the wea-[&45tmemt Her pha was heard and ;ther continuing to clear, I drove with |* > Dana Pettie presented hec- a French gentleman to the cascades ne \"oh phe\u2019 pisiniy clad, not to lying not far to the southeast.Tiem- [25 She by girl.She was pngaged, Icen Is posed on a somewhat high and ber pamie wes changed to Edna lelevation on the last spurs of the wa Hee selary was at the outset |} ranges that encircle and dominate it :, | from behind.and faces a great plain Of the financial side of other plays |] bounded with distant blue moun.1 G.Fred da are given by jrains on the sides.and having he Tories.A Playgoer's Mem- Mediterranean at fts far limit, whose gleam can be seen only om fair,\u2019 The year before the production of Sar das, Birde few about the The Lights of London, George I heights and verdure clothed the Sims incoms was 7,000.The year scene.The geological formation after it waa $70,000.The original lends itself tu numerous living cost of Chu Chin Chow was $3£,000.Up ta date it in estimated that Mr.children and grown upe.* warth your while, for there's always something new.An EXTRA For Men| Men's hats in furred felt, nice quality, soft etyle, latest model, in black, brown or steel, regularly valued at $6.00.These hats have been bought from a manyfecturer who was forced to realise ready money, and for this res- son, we can offer them to you at the exosptionally low price of : A fresh, rosy ion indicates oct health.To sooure in most cases all that is necessary is to one ta threes Royal Yeast Cakes a day for a few weeks.Yeast isa It supplies the water soluble vitamine which the dist may lack.Scientists tell us that this vitamine is essential to good health.Yeast is highly beneficial in many cases in which the system sess te be run down.The yeast cakes simply add to the diet.Dissolve a Royal Yeast Cake in fruit juices or mix #4 with cereal and milk, and tale it at meal time.The chances are in a few weeks the complexion will be clear.tion and Other ills will be relieved.For children luce amount te one-half or one-quarter of a cake with each meal.Send name and address for frec booklet *\u2018Royal Yeast Cakes fer Better Health.\" E, W.Gillett Company Limited Winnipeg Toronto, Canada Montres Made in Canada Ladies\u2019 Shoes In The Latest Style Pumps in black or brown dongola or patent lea- | ther, with strap, high or low heels, pointed toes, all Shoes in black or brown caif, iacod style, high or low heels, pointed toes, \u201cBrogue\u201d style, sizes 2 1.2 - _ \u2014\u2014-\" springs; the upper limestone rests Pa CC me anndatone, which in turn lies en \u2018Osler Asche has neited $3.500.000 BESINESS MEN \u201cGeneral had proposed to cover this) marl and clay, and the mountain Trem it 2 TO to7, for ladies, regular HELP POSTAL SYSTEM.by increasing the rates on the sec- \u2018rainfall is thus caught in natural The play was the result of an sc- \"= ond-class mail but now this project ; regervoirs.which issue in innumer- cident.Mr.Asche had the ides In _ London.July 21\u2014The Postmaster has been abandoned.{able outlets in the porous surface.his mind of a pantomime.founded > (Main Floor) $5.00 to.$7 ee General has called upun the LUE: Tne question why the Department | These successive ranges of the ex- 57 The Forty Thieves, which should ft [men of Great Britain te ald should show a loss has been the sub- \u2018treme North African ghors are, a ibe \u201csomething different.\u201d While he m in solving the problem of how lee of much debate in the newspa- faci, à continuation of the Mills of was on tons he struck a dull week te operate the pomal, telegraph and telephone sarvives efficiently and without a deficit.A council of business men has been appointed to assist in the management of the department.H.Gordon pers.The department has & mon-; opoly in the United Kingdom of the mails.telegraphs and telephone.\u2019 thus making it the greatest business in the country.Yet.on a combined Granada, with which they form ain Manchester, and, having nothing great half circle, centred at Gibraltar.and with its hollow turned toward the Mediterranean; it is the country of the Moroccan Riff and the better te do, mt down and began to write.The serlier scenes came LOIR naturally that he summoned a stenographer, and worked day and night until the play was completed.revenue of {70,000,000 a year it has character of the landscape on the AT PAQUETS SEE THE ANNONUCEMENT OF feitridge.the Tn prennent been run at a loss.One writer hag African aide is precisely the same as| Two managers promptly turned tess.The others ude ba dir M- attributed the deficit to the doubling In Spaîn\u2014it is Andalusian scenery, the play down.sera.presidents of Cha he re of the penny postage on letters: As we draw near our goal, rocks took The man has yet to be born who Cemmerce, railroad anak wig ol which took place during the war and jon more distinctly the picturesque- can prophesy the success of a play.other leaders of Indust rt a its retention since.ness of outline, due to Yong erosion.|Of Byron's famous play, Our Boys, powspaper propriete.ce A they had a look like natural ruins \u2018which had a run of 1.3603 nights, Burnham of the London Daily Ton HAVING A GOOD TIME.high in the air.and opposite, just and has been again and again.re- sph Henry Colpay, Hudson's Falls.is beyond the cascades, a superb cliff |vived.Charles Warner sald at oue ; : o = mountain fllted the lower sky.lof the first readings \u201cThis cursed The Postoffice Department estim- stopping at George Lutte's convuls- | oC Vopppsy throush a little gar- nonsense will not last a week.\u2014 rene Jour show : de an Pro mit of la ærippe\u2014 | den to the foot of the fall.lt was a Byron was & wit, snd one of his , 500,600.e Postrasster- | Glenns NF, Times, grotto scene.The water issued In best \u201cmots\u201d Was uttered om his masses from low cavernous walls and | deathbed.His groom, reporting the OUR $1.00 SALE IN TOMORROW'S PAPERS, t GROCERY Real pork ssusage, prepar-| Black cofies beans.\u201cMoks Mirandeile | vermieath, 3 Bargains.In The ed by Gunns\u2019 in 1 pound box.Jave\u201d brand, per pound.G0c|packages for .Te mr me i hose brokem floors of à horse \u2018thought he would Larseseceasenneccences S08] | Puffed wheat or ri 3 - recesses ovsr Ww.illness Id Real Oran Pekoe ce.m \u2014\\and apurs it poured.It was not 8|give the sufferer a ball\u201d \"Ye-es\u201d, placke ton.per à 1.00 Packeses for use sec ase en simple water-fail.however, that ve jouid Byron, \u201cput don't ask too many | Gunn's corned beef, 1 pe set 2e st had come to see, but à succession 0 le.\u201d He comforted à sandwich-, - nr .aden that fell from shalt to sheit| Pac complaining of poor pay with J | pound box.30c, 2 pound box.| nazural green seffse beans.passons a covastgreh, ; Lisacsanesaensonsconeus Bl@iper pouné .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.40 Terenas far up the precipice.The whole the reminder that he \u201cgot hin scene was robed in new fallen snow.| card.\u201d and the way wet and slippery; but ; ; (a me rade lee te Deere oe ae | a path that isd up the incline.with i Francis Burnanad who came of a.many a gyration, often dipping into hureh 4 state family, and was the bed of à flowing stream and |Chureh AS .: intended for the bar\u2014was duly call- mounting by the rocks in the midst, fact M nile his fathe : often too steep and stippery te climb od, in fac ns ei he pe 1 T LO ae the friendly aid of bushes, | had turned him aut of the Bonne Cie | grasping hands and canes.But one Becoming « Roman Catholie, and he ;Ç |scrambled up.and the running water ultimately confessed to Caréinalif underfoot, snow and icy slides, only Manning that he had no vocation | {gave a wild 1ang and gentle touch of | for the priesthood, but thought he! \u2018adventure to the rather breathiesshad & \u201cvocation™ for the stage.| labor; and every little while one| \u201cYou might as well say that to be stopped and looked below into the! à& cobbler ia @ \u2018vocation\u2019 \" said his: | deepening ravine, or approached the eminence, whereupon Sir Francis falling waters in some new aspect, retorted that \u2018\u2018a cobbler had « great tll we came out at the summit of | desl to do with the sole.\u201d | the upper cascade.where it poured beautifully down In the midst of & EXODUS OF JAP ! cirque of pointed rocks that rose FIELD LABORERS.from an indescribably fantastic| Turlock, Calif., July 21.\u2014A gen- mass of juts and hanging eyries, adit |, 4) exodus of Japanese fisld lavor- | Men's Shirt Sale \u201c\u201cTwe Minute\" food, Clark's\u2019 Canadian belled| \u201cPinhead\u201d grees tes.per EE 0 dinner, 1 pound box, .50c| pound weesessacesares $0.00 2 pouné boz .bSe \u2018Madame Huot's\" cotes, [freses.à French houss, med.por 1 pound box .Teo|hem aise.por tin Île Stewed ox tail, 1 pound ste) \u2018Tis bar\u201d biscuit por Small pas.sodium ro pouné .\u2026\u2026.20 i BR DOK soecoonovavorscorecs Stewed kidneys, per ine choice, per tin.éûe 1 pound box .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.ao) \u201cJelled tes biseuk\u201d per pound .\u2026.Ââle = âne, per tin.\u20266bc Ginger wine.to be diluted with water, per bottle .18¢ \u201cEmpire, Marshmallow and Chocolate\u201d biscuit per pound Groen beans, medium fine] Water glasses per dozen.T15¢ - ®e| Oupsand saucers in porcelain, per | Vanilla or ginger waters,| ToT nes Por de 1008 Soup plates and flat plates, 7 inch por pound \u2026\u2026.\u2026.B\u20ac| gues Fine Fiowerea\"[ size, à dozen .8280 nevuanscouuue0s Corona\" temperance wine, 1 package will make one gal- ton, per package .5 were, all clothed and thick with macedoine, a vegetal = .vegetation, vivid and bathed.inex: Dreiot Sook hace Yeatorday, oie |} geoless raisins, per re Jeilo ice cream powder, 3|pound, per tin \u2026 aie \u201cna.Jardinieres,each .$1,26 j pressioly Ire ree A rants ot lowing the deportation to Keyes, 5] pound \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.00e packages for .,.28 Fruit services, 7 pieces.special .90f | 0 .miles north, of fifty eight Japanese || : \u201cYP, 9 - ui ri re a tie ee | ane ao ris pe pacte tr\u201c crue 5000 be 4 3 5 Thon jors, Perfect Beal\u201d make, | Union of fruit and melon pickers, pound sacnesssenern0 0155 lee cream, per 13 pounés 90c 1-2 gallon ve, $2.50 a dosen.1 quart size, a dosen .30.78 1pintsise.a dozen .81.50 A BARGAIN Union gabardine, 50 inches wide, for suitings, different very desirable 0 » heart and sent back mellow musio| ne authorities announced, The from the depth.: Unien is somposed of white itiner- \u201cIt is à landecape of Edgar Pos.\" | ants.said my companion.| was atartied for a moment, but & giance sssured \u2014\u2014\u2014=\u2014\u2014r=\u2014=rerees tr terre | me that the aptitude of his remark was unknown to the speaker\u2014it was only & spontasous tribute to genius which perhaps the casual presence of an American had helped to germinate.But, indeed.the impression of the scenes would hardly have better given than in those words.13 was \u201ca landscapes of Edgar Pos*\u2014 Per large box .000 \u201cCorinthe\u201d raisins.PSF| py un flour for pastry, 10 pouné .\u2026.\u2026.#|pound bAë .T0| Running cholos, per box ascoseursevacscn0u00.$1.80 Dried apples.2 pounds for| Tillson's rolled eats, family »\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026n.Bäcjaise package .âTe ranges and Tiemoen lying below on |B its headland among its orchards.The reason Why it gvew up and stood for | econturies.was plain; it is the key of the country.It seemed, and ls, a garden city; and as we walked or rather scrambled down the looped pathway over the terraced face of the hill on that side, and drove on First cheles, per box $1.88) ALL OUR ENGLISH and just auch a one ss he would hese round the circuitous road and back chosen as the scene of one of his romances.as my companion went on .CANADIAN SHIRTS ASE Vas sul generie, fantastic ; a marriage of the garden and the Re ricing of all Jaeger Pure Wool er he suggestion that weuld irts as per New Catalogue.OUTING TROUSERS 20% OFF Arles ee pond.It had the White, Grey, White Striped, Grey .Striped.And many other lines of goods on our track to the city, 1 was most steuck by the endiess orchards lying beneath ue on the bottem-lands at the foot of the ravine, and others througb which we passed; and during ait my stay I saw them\u2014orch- ards of orange.lemon.almond.peach and pear and apple tress, and olives, and especially oherries in profusion everywhere, and among them the constant sound of running waters from the springs.\u201d shades, including black, regular a yard $1.78 for.U Te PANY RLINEITER®D, | 157-178 St Joseph Street perhaps.overdefindd.| This scene, however.was not all.as indeed our ears warned us: and Crossing a nar- cow crown of land toward the muffi- | ed roar we saw another falling river; the slender column of wavering = waters came from a great height ; sprayed and united, and rushed with J i [a Mood of force and speed to join the | waterfall below: it had the beauty \u2018| of something seen against the sky.in || contrast with what was ssen below against the earth.it was & unique | combinatian.and the eniy time |} \u2018have ever seen the junction of two ivers by the watertall of one Aewins | Kill them all, and the \"into the waterfall of the oiler.?RE TE .wa want by sn upper sath 10 ine | gETMS t00.10\u20ac a packet I nigh viaduct ef à raslread (hat.cross- ' at \u2018es the deep glen at that peint and rocers R Division , - thence commanded the broad ez- Storesnas of the award plain with its enr amphitheatre of mousials M I ,e : \u2019 J \u2014 ce the atmosphere of natural magic; « reduced.John Darlington Reg'd Opposite Post Office.Open Saturday Night.300 ; + ¢ | h à j - ~ 2 + Quebec = Chronide.Best Advertising Medium in City 1 QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921.VINCOIVER FRM \"LSE IV Low Privy Counoll Dismissed Cana \u2018 dan Pacific Wine Co.'s Action Yesterday London, July 31\u2014The judisial committee ef the Privy Council te- day élsmisged the appeal the Canadian Pacific Wine Company against Tuley and others, police ot- ficers of Vancouver, for the return of books, papers and stock of liquor seized in Vancouver City.The respondents successtully pro- apcuted appellants for 1liegal sale of uor from their warehouse and successfully resisted in the British Columbia courts the appellant's action for illegal seizure and unlaw- 1 entry.me judicial committee of the Privy Council also dismissed with coats the appeal of Bain against the Central Vermont Railway Company and others, involving the question of lability under the Workmen's Compensation Act.A fireman employed by the Grand Trunk Railway was killed at Montreal by an engine driven by a man in the service of the respondent rallway but who at the time of the accident was engaged on a Grand Trunk engine ané who neglected the Grand Trunk Raliway signals.The accident occurred on a joimtly worked railrond and the question raised in the courts was who was the Immediate employer of the engine driver._ The fireman's widow received compensation from the Grand Work.Trunk Railroad under the man\u2019s Compensation Act and after- ; wards raised an action against res- pondente.The Canadian Supreme Court to which the action was carried held the driver was, when the accident aceurred, actually in the employment of the Grand Trunk Railway in which~Judgment the judicial committee \u201cooncurre:l.SENSIBILITIES MBE WOUNDED Beigian Government Claims - Right To Attend Disarmament Conference Paris, July 211\u2014The Belgian Government las Instructed Baron de Cartier de Merchienne, Belgian Ainbassador to the United Btates to pesent strongly tie reasons why Belsium shuald participate in the Conference ca disarmament in Washington, according to Henr! Puttmans correspondent in Frussels, of the Echo de Paris today.M.Puttmans declares that the Belgian sensibllities have been somewhat hurt by President Jlardin\u2019s phrase in his call for the conference, the \u201cprincipal Allied and Associated Powers\u201d which the Belgians consid- or reduces Belgium to a lower rank than that which the corespondent sys Belgium feels it has attained by its part in the war.Tha Belgian interests in the Fnr East are described as Leing of real Importance, notably the Kai-Ping mines to the northeast of Tien tsin, the rallways {in China and ajso numerous Belgian national bank terprises.The Belgian Government consld- ers its national dignity engaged, M.Puttmans asserts, especially if Holland is invited to attend the con- fersnce.The Belgians consider also that the question of disarmament vitally concerns them as they now are part of the Bloc of Western Powers NO BLACK RUST IN SASKATCHEWAN Officials Of Department Of Agriculture Of Province Issue\u2019 Denials Regina Sask.July 31.\u2014Officials of the Field Crops Branch of the Provincial Department of Agriculture to-day veiterated their denial of the statements that black rust iv prevalent in Saskatchewan wheat NEN GOLF LE NT ST.ANDREMS Day Started Out Rather Dull, But Afternoon Was Espeolally Fine (Special te The Chronicle).St.Andrew's N.B., July 81.\u2014At she Golf Club a new local rule came into effect to-day in regard to out of bound regulations and in line with the new rule and recommendations of the Canadian Golf Association, which met with general favor anrong the members.Grea Interast is being shown in golt owing to the senior golfers meeting to be held here September oth to 18th.The Algonquin is tilling up rapidly and will kesp open this year until the end of September.To-day started out as rather dull but this afternoon was especially tine with brillant sunshine.The temperatures was 70 and 63 while in Ottawa it was 75 Quebec 76 Montreal 78 and London 80.The Chamcook branch of the W.A.held a delightful afternoon tea.at the houses of Mru.J.D.Grimmer, numbers motored out from St.Andrew's to attend, while there were several parties from St.Stephen's, in addition to the delicious refreshments thers was the pleasure of sitting on the spacious verandah and admiring the view over Chamcook harbor past Kilmornock Head to the West Isles.HULL RESIDENT JAE IN TROUBLE Charged With Infraction Of Of Quebec Liquor Law By .Provincial Commission Ottawa, July 21\u2014A mild sensation was caused in Hull this evening when it became noised abroad that the Quebec Liquor Commission through its Attorney, J.Noel Beauchamp, had taken out summonses against nine more or less prominent | rents ot he city.charging them n ons of va tran the new Quebec The prosecutions, it is sald, a ; out of the spiriting away from Te premises of the Ontario Export Co., in Ottawa, on the night of June 21, hd $45,000 worth of liquor which was transported to Hull, and.according to the authorities soms of it was stored in the cellars o.residents there.As a result of the liquor being found in their cellars by Provincial Inspector.Chartrand of the Liquor Commission, summonses have been taken out against J.M Laflamme.who was at that time, Assistant Inland Revenue Inspector, but who has heen suspended from duty: Joseph Paquin, George Montpetit, Bailiff A.Mousette and Dr, JE.8te.Marie.They will be charged on Tuesday next.upon which date the summonses are returnable, with having liquor on their premises, with intent to sell same.Four others, J.B.Jacques, D.Danis, Lsald to have assisted in removing the Hquor from Ottawa to Hull, will be charged with bringing liquor into the Province other than through the proper channels, and not to the order of the Quebec Liquor Commisson.The explanation as to how this liquor came to be deposited in the cellars of the gentlemen named, as furnished by one of them, is to the effect that when the liquor was taken from the Ottawa warehouse, it was understod it was to be sold to the Quebec Liquor Commission.As those engaged In the wholesale raid had limited time in which to transport the 4,000 odd cases to the premises of the liquor vendor on Hotel de Ville street.it was agreed to send loads to the homes of Laflamme, Mousette, Montpetit, Dr, 8te.Marie and Paquin in order to save time.: The morning after the wet goods had heen safely stowed away those with the \u201cloaded cellars\u201d learned with dismay that someone had blundered, that the Commission was not & purchaser of the liquor and then came the Provincial detectives who raided each of the cellars and seized the conaignments.Interview last evening.Rallitf Mounette and the others concerned claimed they had heen porfectly justified in the procedure they had adopted, that they had not been guilty of any wreng-doing, and that they were going to fight the cases when they were brought to Court.N° 0e 00 26 26 Ou 00 08 56 08 00 06 28 9 D A Danis and E.Vadboncoeur Who are |, GAOP CONDITION LESS FAVORABLE in Western Canada Today Than Was Cass A Few Weeks Ago Winnipeg, July $1\u2014The condition of the grain erep in western Canada is not considered by these closely in touch with the situstion as favor able at the present time as «à few weeks ago.Reports from the Prairie Provinces have told of black rust, hail and extreme heat, but in the former case reports of this nature have been denied by the Government of- ficlals.The last two or three days have been particularly marked by high temperatures at most points in the West, which according to reports, are still prevalent.The Canadian Pacific Telegraph to-night reported that average temperatures of 100 degrees were registered in Baskatchewan and Alberta and in some cases the mercury is reported te have risen today to from 103 to 108 degrees.General Operations Calgary, July 21\u2014Harvest operations will be geners! in Alberta by August Sth.unlems most unfavorable weather sets in during the interval.Crop reports from all over the Province show that the crop will be less than last year, in Southern Alberta it will be 20 percent lower, and in Northern Alberta the yield will be 10 percent down.Het winds during the past three days have dried up the pasture very badly and indications are that there will be a grave shortage of feed this winter in Southern parts of the Province.Many Districts which formerly shlp- ped considerable quantities of feed.will find it hard to winter their stock.In most parts the grain straw Is very much shorter than usual.Little To Fear Regina, Sask, July 21\u2014*There is little to fear from the number of blue ruin stories: published during the.week, but there is reasonable ground for discounting many of the optimistic reports as to yield\u201d says the Regina Leader, after querying correspondents in Southern Sasketchewan regarding the crop situation.Cases of rust have been reported which now \u2018turn out to be damage done by grasshoppers.Black rust is not doing any damage at all where reported to be located by a few experts the newspaper says À SPECTAGULAR GOLD DISCOVERY Has Just Been Made In Benoit Township Of Northern .Ontario Bourkes Sifing, Ont.Juiy 21 \u2014 ne of the most spectacular discov- ories of gold in Northern Ontario has just Deen made in the Township of Benoit.The find lies on a patented farm by A.C.Anderson.Bamples of the ore were brought out today, the gold being shot through in leaves very similar to the manner in which the silver occurs in the high grade silver ore at Cobalt.In addition to this heavy gold, there are loose leaves of pure gold which are as big around as a 25 cent plece.resembling the rich samples in Cobalt, with the exception that the new discovery ie yellow instead of white.The body in which [the rich ore occurs is about eight feet in width, in which are a num.her of stringers measuring two or three inches in width.The gold oc- currs heaviest In one of these stringers, while the intervening rock is highly mineralized.Near Godereau Toronto, July 21\u2014An important gold discovery has heen reported to the Ontario Department of Mines by D.G.Burrows.It is located near Godereau, Ont\u2026 a short distance north of Lake Superior, A number of assays have been made giving gold value at rate of $31.20 a ton and quarts at $48.80 a ton, GATINEAU POINT MAN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY = Accused Of Being Concerned TO GO-ORDINATE LEGISLATION Complaint Ageinst Varied Conditions Of Quebec And Ontario Aots Ottawe, Jujy-21-\u2014Representations en bohaif ef the Quebec Gevernment are to be \u2018made shortly to the Ontarie rernment and the Ontsrio Workmen's Compensation Boerd ia an effort té bring about a settle ment of the varied conditions which now exist between the operation of the Workmen's Compensation Act In Quebec and a similar Act in the Provines of Ontario, against which John R.Booth, of Ottawa, has strongly complained.Annouricement to this effect was made to-night by Auguste Lemieux, K.C., who is representing John R.Booth, Limited, In the matter and who was recently in conference with Premier Taschereau at Quebse.Mr.Lemieux stated to-night that he had been asked by Premier Taschereau to prepare a memorial of Mr.Booth\u2019s grievances.After this has been pre , 1t se to be forwarded to.Loufs Guyon, Deputy Minister of Labor at Quebec, and later this official is to approach the Minister of Labor for Ontario and the Chairman of the Ontario Workmen's Compensation Beard with a view to bringing about & set- tiement of the matter in dispute.ARREST MADE IN FARREL MURDER Amos Moorehouse, Uncle Of Miss Gertrude Wills Taken Moorehouse, uncle of Miss Gertrude Wills, who was Hving with the Willa family when young Thomas Eugen.Farrel was murdered on a lonely road at Farrelton, Que.on Sunday night last, was taken into custody today at 1:30 by Quebec Provéacial Detective &t.Germain of Montreal, and High Constabls Joseph Chevalier of Hull, and i» being br t into Hull by automobile.The dffi- cores and their prisoner are expected to arrive in Hull about 3:30 this afternocn.The arrest of Moorhouse followed a lengthy interview which the two officers had with him today concerning his movements ou the day of the murder, and as & result of certain information whoeh hae been gleanad dy the authorities, which they are not at present prepared to divulge.Sheriff Wright stated at 3:16 that Moorshouse had been arrested on suspicion that he had knowledge of the murder of Farrel, but could aot state what charge, if any, would be las against him, until he had been subjected to an examination at Hull Amos Moorehouse, who te about forty years of age.has been residing with his brother-in-law, My.Wills, for some years since his return from British Columbia where he had been engaged in the lumber industry.On the night of the murder of Farrel, he was at the Wills home, and, according to Iris story owing to the hot weather slept in à bam or machine shop at the rear of the homestead.BANDITS MADE CLEAN GETRWAY Fifty Police Searching For Windsor Bank Robbers\u2014 Large Amount Stolen Windsor, Ont, July 21\u2014 The escape of six armed bandits who robbed the Merchants\u2019 Bank at Petlte Cote of at least $18,000 in chash at noon Wednesday so far has been complete.With the exception of the finding of their motor car at Maldstone this morning all trace of thera has been lost.Police officers from all the border cities to the number of 50 are searching for them today.The exact amount stolen by the bandits may reach $13,000, an hotti- cla} stated today.It is $15,000 at CORRESPONDENCE WAS EXCHANGED Between Zionist Organization Of Canada And Right Honorable Arthur Meighen (Gpecial te The Chreaicles) Montreal, July 31\u2014The following exchange of correspondence bethe Zionist Organisation of Canads, and Premier Moeighen, at present in London, has been made public by Leon Goldman, executive Secretary of the Zionist Organisetion of Canada.(COPY) Cable Bent Montreal, June 30th, 1933 Rt.Honorable Mr.Arthur Meighen, Clayidge Hotel, London.Canadian Zionist Organisation much perturbed over suspension immigration into Palestine of Jewish Pioneers retarding and endangering carrying out British policy there.Rastpectfully requet you to urge Colonial Office to reconsider thelr attitude towards our effort of re- bullding Palestine in accordance with San Remo decision.CANADIAN ZIONIST ORGANIZATION A.J.Freiman President.Charge: Zionist Organization 226 Bherbrooke West.(COPY) Answer Received (1) Ottawa, Ontario, 11th July, 1931 Dear Mr.Frieman:\u2014 I have-the honour to send herewith a copy of a cable which has been received from the Prime Mininter in London, for your information.Yours sincerely, (Signed) GEORGE BUBKARD, Private Bacretary.A.J.FREIMAN, Eaq.Ottawa, Ont.Into Custody g \u2014 Answer Received (2) Nr.A.J.Freiman, Ottawa, Ont, July 21 \u2014 Amos| Have consulted Colonial Becreta- Ty.Am advised as follows: 'Suspension immigration was approved by His Majesty's Government as purely temporary measure.The Palestine Government now admitting comparatively small number immigrants who were actually en route at date suspension.Number about fifteen hundred.This done, is proposed In conjunction with Zionist Organization admit as many imrel- grants as can be absorbed into Industrial and agricultural life of community, but not more than this number.Great body Jews throughout world will doubtless agree after serious consideration, it would not be their interest either as community or individuals that large number {immigrants should enter Palestine with no prospect employment or means of livelihood, which would happen !f more immigrants than can be absorbed are admitted.Selfsupporting immigrants, travellers and certain other categories already being admitted.\u201d PRIME MINISTER.GONFERENGE OF BROTHERHOOD To Be Held In Montreal Next Week On Railway Wage cut Toronto, July 21\u2014Local railway labor leaders announce that representatives of Raliway Brotherhoods will have a conference in Montreal next week with the Internadional President of the Union, with the possibllity also of direct negotiations with the heads of the Radway Companies regarding the wage cui.The men, % 4 announced, are fot inclined 10 accept the action of the Railway Companies as final.It és claimed on behalf of the affected trades that the railways have not lived up to the agreement recently arrived at in giving notice of the coming Into effect of the wage cut without giving opportunity for further negotiations on the subject.In view of the action of the Railways the com conference in Montreal will be asked to discuss two plane of action, one, the demanding of the appointment of a and the rafiway nrieux Act among the other, à vote employees throughout Canada ae to whether or EXCESSIVE ZEAL Board of Conciliation under the Le-| UF O.T.A.POLICE Quebeo Veteran Carrying Stimulant Ordered By Phy- | siolan Taken Into Custody A despatch from Ottawa reaching hove yesterday aanounced that Luke Lyneh, of this City, had been arrest- od by an Ontario Provincial Officer for having a small bettie of brandy in his possession in contravention of the bone dry laws which took effect la Ontario os July 1th.Mr.Lynch, who is a well-known Quebecer, served throughout the Great War and as a result of having been severely wounded and gassed at Vimy Ridge he bad been an Invalid ever since.He enlisted at Valcartier In 1914 in the 13th battalion and later transterzpd to the 10th Battalion.He has several! decorations including the D.CM.After his wounds at Vimy Ridge he was in hospital in England and on his return to Canada he was under treatment in the Strathcona Hospital, at Edmonton, Alta, and®left thers last February for the Chiratie Strest Hospital, Toronto where he underwent two serious operations, one on his foot and the other to his Jaw.The second operation was a serious one as & part of one of his ribs was grafted into his jaw.As a result.of this second operation he has been unable to eat any solid food ever since, and his physician | recommended him stout, and brandy, in milk or in water as & stimulant.About two weeks ago Mr.Lynch cams to Quebec from Toronto to visit his family and is due to return to the Toronto Hospital on August 1st.While here he was summoned to Ottawa on business connected with his pension and left on Tuesday by the midnight train for Montreal, taking the night train out of Montreal for Ottawa on Wednesday night.Before he left here his sister, Miss Clars Lynch gave him a small flask of brandy, for use as à stimulant on the trip, entirely unaware that the bone dry law wes in effect in the sister province and that her act of kindness would get her brother into trouble with the zealous O.T.A.officials.Miss Lynch was naturally deeply concerned about her brother and last night she related the above facts to the Chronicle.There seems no doubt that when the circumstances of the case are explained in the Ottawa court the judge will give them due considers- tion in spite of the restrictions on personal liberty imposed prog them selves by the voters of On = I.PROVENCHER OUT NBA Riviere Du Loup Dentist Faoes Charge Of Manslaughter In the Court of Sessi.as yesterday the date for the opening of the preliminary investigation in the case of Dr.Henri Provencher, of Riviere du Loup facing a charge of manslaughter In connection with the death of Juliette Tanguay, the ten vear-old girl who was killed on Tuesday night near Ancienne Lorette, was fixed for Thursday next.In the meantime the accused man was admitted to ball, the amount being fixed at $8,000.00, half of which was put up by Dr.Provencher himself, while bonds for the remainder were furnished by Dr.Philipps Hamel and Dr.Beaulieu, both dentista of this city.A charge of manslaughter was preferred against Dr.Provencher by Lucien Cannon, Crown prosecutor, yesterday.On Wednesday afternoon an inquest was held on the remains of the unfortunate victim, and the jury held Dr.Provencher responsible for her death, a warrant being issued by Dr.Bedard, Deputy coroner.KING AND QUEEN GAVE GARDEN PARTY At Buokingham Palace Attonded By Some Four Thousand Guests 8y dppeintuncas Sovive & VALUES YOU SHOULD NOT MISS In a Week-End Sale - The success of last week's sale has encouraged us to stage another Week-end of RECORD VALUES, in which all Departments participate.The man or woman who demands value will be quick to grasp the magnitude of the money-saving Opportunities cited below.Bo May 2x eve ¥ sr FURS UNUSUAL BARGAINS IN ELECTRIC SEAL COATS Two groups of fine quality Electric Seal Coats are offered for the week-end at wonderfully attractive prices.Group No.lew Self-trimmed Coats, in 38 and 49-inch lengths.wide cape collar and deep cuffs, finished with girdle or flat all round belt.Finest quality lining.Regular prices to $856, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $180.pr-=-Group No.2 Electric Beal Coats, 40 and 46 inches long, some of them have large collar and cufls.of Black Opossum, others trimmed with Beaver Nutria.Full-sized, practical coats, yet not without a pleasing map.Regular prices 0885.FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $190.Marvellous reductions on our entire stock of SCOTCH MOLE WOMEN'S WEAR DEPARTMENT Coats and Wraps Reduced The balance of our Spring stocks, comprising sport models, wraps, capes, etc, Ramona cloth.Sport Coats, in fine quality Polo Cloth, in the new shade of Rose and Blue, also a few very pretty serge capes and coats.Regular prices $19.50 to $60.FOR.Wonderful Wraps and Capes, in finest quality serge and Tricotine, handsomely broidered.VALUES TO $100.FOR.DRESSES Exclusive Spring and Summer Models in Satin, Taffeta, Canton Crepe, many of them handsomely embroidered.Dresses any woman would be proud to wear.ly black and navy.Pretin Polo, Marvella and Handsome Coats in Serge and Tricotine, colors most- tily lined in silk.Regular values to $88.$34.50 FOR .lined and em- $49.50 \u2014 $24.50 A few very preity frocks, ia taffeta and serge.all up-to- date models.Values to $55.00 $37.50 \u2014 Some lovely dresses, in satin and taffeta, all new styles and wonderfully attractive.Values to $75.00 \u2014 $57.60 Some of our pretty French Model Dresses, combinations of Canton Crepe and Taffeta.Satin, Georgette, etc.Values to $100.$69.50 \u2014 The balance of cur exclusive French Models, the loveliest dresses we have shown this season.In Canton Crepe.Georgette, etc.Values to $125.MEZZANINE FLOOR Still some handsome models In Georgette, Tricotine and Crepe de Chine.Values to ; $5.00 325.YOR .GROUND FLOOR HOSIERY Plain and ribbed ail woo! black Cashmere Stockings.also heather mixtures.Home of them ani, one.$1.99 SWEATERS Pretty Woolen Sweaters, in filet pattern, fringe trimmed, also some very pretty pull-over Sweaters.Very spe- $5.00 cially priced .HANDKERCHIEFS Real Irish Linen and Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, hemstitched bordered, some of them in- dtialed.Reg.per dor, $3.00 to $7.80.ron.+.$1.80 ., $5.40 IN OUR MEN'S SHOP UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR \u2018WHO LIKES TO WEAR HIGH-GRADE, WELL-MADE CLOTHING MEN'S SUMMER SUITS \"THE MAN : \" the very least, L.A.Gignac, man- t th t wages shall be .Travelling experts of the depart-($¢ WANT SAUVE TO » ager of the branch, and F.3.Scarft, [7° © cut in wag! .; iment who are constantly touring | % ; 8 In Burglary Of Hull LIQUOr| manager of the Main branch in acquisserd in or reised or Ml he London, July 21.\u2014King George $35.95 over hed province Inapecting wheat = AF, ARBITRATOR.; Store said today.Several roles mand.4nd Sen Mary Loc save Le 22 them, th balance of our summer stock.urowt ve sent in samples to the \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : xpressed the theory today en of uckingham Pal to Onl e r head office hers which show evi 88 Montreal, July 81.\u2014 A # That the bandits may not nave been Soventy Thowsand Accept.some 4,000 guests.y checks and pencil stri All skeleton { dence of rust, but this they state, [9 delexation comprining several #| Ouawa, Ont, July $1.\u2014Gaston|known in this section, probably | Montreal July 2l\u2014Seventy thou-| The spacious lawns presented a Plain colors, over pes.fe the common red stem rust and [88 representatives of the Mon.3! Montpetit, of Gatineat Point, who| coming hers with the races.sand Canadian Railway employees|brisk scene.All the members of lined.All wool materials, hand tailored.In fact, Holt, none of the black variety has s0 far|92 (real Tramways Union.in- 2 was arrested last night, appearsd| The clean up of the bank was have accepted the reduction 1n | the Royal family were present.The throughout.Some of these suits sold tome to their attention.A eluding J.L.Bourbonniere, %: before Magistrate Millar in Hulli complete.The only negotiable va- wagee equivalent in the average to| function was attended by the vari.Renfrew quality During & year when the preceipl-| 8 \u2018to-day visited Arthur Mauve $i Police Court this morning charged |luables they left was $3,000 in cure [13 pov cent.which has been an-|ous foreign Ambassadors and Min- formerly as high as $80., but we have marked .tation had ben so heavy it is almost | Jeader of the Opposition in NX.with being concerned in the rodbery | rency which was locked in an inner |ROURCEd by the Railways.| Ma:n-jistera, the Dominion Premiers, In- s fariain that re rust wilt Sppear on |¥ the Quebec Legisiature.at Bt.¥M!of the Liquor venders store early compartment of the vault.They eines of Wey nen, Tumbering dian notables, nimes of the Gov-|] them to clear, for these two days.eo sems of wheat, acording to|% Benoit, requesting him on he N ord wl .close to 40, employees, have sign- | ernment and others vernment men and this year it half of the men to consider % containine Tors ind Tuer values pod ç ook & box of cigare, one of the ed their agreement.While no of-| King George and Queen Mary STRAW HATS PANAMAS AND BANKOKS as run true fo form.Crops it:|8 accepting & meat on the Ar.8 at $613 was stolen.tellers lunches, two watches flolal acceptance hes yet been voloed | shook hands with some 3,000 of their|| Our entire stock selling from Nothing finer for hot summer Southern and Contral Saskatchewan |§t bitration Board which fa to 3] Motpeut was remanded unui] OPE to B.A lewis and B.14%\" i, tne running trades i de prac.guess.The awn party was toi] 83.60.are showing somn evidence of tho|# be named to thresh out the 38| Monday for trial without the option | Cor, (13 (OTers and a Pure Cone [Uchlly certan hat they wil meet |some extent s substitute for the Less 38 PC.Less 29 1-8 PO.teâ variety In isoleied districts ANJIŸ.differences between the Mon.| of ball The Quebec Liquor Com.| (MINIME $83, the property of NS ug views uf the other major unite) courts which the King and Ques FF ALL FANCY SILK SHIRTS thie, they say, has given impetus to # treal Tramways Co.and their %| mission has taken up the hunt for| ®48°F keeper, Miss Pare.of railway employees.wets unable to Bold this year and|| 1-3 O the black rust stories.¥ men.Owing ta the pres.(ne robbers.Their representative Reports from outside the local [the informal presentations are .The officials blame markel mani-|#f sure of is numerous politi.| R,.Garneau.who érrRbé-fà the olty MCLOCK SWORN IN mources relative to the refusal of the | equivdient to the ususl presentations pulators for the spread of the ru-'s cal duties.Mr.Sauve asked 3|(hip morning acting in conjunction | Toronte, July 31\u2014Chiet Justice Canadian Brotherhood of Railway At Courtmors and while they cannot agree 31 ta be allowed à short time %| with the local authorities.Bir Wiliam Mulook was today sworn [Dmployees to accept reductions ia! The gowns worn by the women Oo \u20ac n that thers will be no black rust in; 9% to think over the request.| Chief Henri stated this morning in as Acting-Lieutenant Governor of iwages, are not considered seriously | were rather more subdued than : Saskatchewan's 1621 wheat, they do Ë Me decision will be made %[that à fairly good description of atithe Province during the absence of uo the trades Involved are of & non- | those seen at Ascot and the Henley ; not look for it in & large quantity, public to-morrow.3) least two of those Who took part inilieut.-Governor Clark who wns ltechnical eharacter, and any action | Régatta.Most of the skirts were + it at all.and they denounce the or: | #8] the robbery is in the bands of he |srante¢ thres months leave of ab |whioh they may take will not isvolvs [longer than those lately considered 26 90 96 08 00 96 28 90 90 30 96 00 96 M 9 98 | department.sence owing to ill-health.iginators of the black russ scare.© «he continuity of services.fashionable.x + : , . 75 Iie Mower ress of ihe Betton Proferentis! Tant ans [vtt which esunties Canadas hes no spacial wrill agree- for reduced rates which the Canadian Government can offer to foreign countries in enchange for special rates en Canadian tmports into such countrics; the British Proforeatial Tarif, applying to lmports from the Uniti Kingdom and other parts of the British Empire whieh sapiiis = névanct.Advertisments: 18 ousts DM [make reciproca! concessions on importations of Can.; Mae each fomertiom.adian goods; and specail tariff rates such as hase pro- ; JULY 1984 vided in the Canada-West Indies agrcesuent.la many lince the principal competition confron:- tag the manufacturing lixluetries of the United States is from the United Kingdom, so that the United States tarif rates In respect of such commodities should be compared, in measuring the relative protection afforded by the two countries to (heir home industries, to the Britioh Prefercntial and not to the General rates of the Canadian tariff.IL shouki be takem into account also thas the primary industries of the United States have ;beem much longer catablished than haw those In Canada, and that the are much more strongly develop- od.Consequently, a tariff rate on certain mansfac- tered goods may represent the aggregate protection for s number of separate and distiact processes.whereas tabitahing à tn the United States Lariff in may represent the net \u201cin.vro- cl Drinks.Emp.of cup af Coftes c.ciher §ood DAIS MONTREAL TO GLASGOW \"C2 Juiy 24Acg 20 Oet 4.Preterian ss As 1 Sept 10 Oct 140 CO Tunaien MONTREAL\u2014HAVRE\u2014LONDON ROOMS FOR TOURISTS.LL ee Aug.19 Sepx.30,Nov.il Sicilian.: Tourims and shoppers visiting ci Sep: 1 Oc.6 .Scouas | MONTREAL\u2014SOUTHAMPTON\u2014 New York will find nice rooms at ANTWERP Colon:ai Apartments 423 July 23 Aug.27 0ct.1 .Scandinavian , ington Ave.near Grand Centra! Aus ¢ Sent 9Oct 18 .Corscasstation and righ® i» the heart of the stores, hotels, thsatres and amuse- July - MONTREAL-TRIESTE arreal mont district.Races $1.$1.40 and AMONTREAL\u2014NAPL ENOA : ome ug ma aera 22.00 a eo Combined Service Canadian Pacific & housse.only four short blocks from station.Don: engage any porters or arriving.Julysoxim.\u20ac Navegatione Generale Italiana re ' FREIGHT ONLY Appromimate Sa:ing Dates NONTREAL\u2014LONDON orwerth LINE TRE NEW YORK-HAVRE-PARIS | le voi, por me LA TOURAINE .Juiy 23 Aux.20 Sept.37 T Lay 27 Aug.:7 Le 16 Appiz Local Agents or FARE oli A Sek TOR: pari STATION QUEREC CHA \u201c _ Âept 1 Sepe 28 Canadian Pacific Railway Traffic TEGFOLDINA.Aug.3 Sage 10 Oct is FRANCE 4 Aug.23 Sept.22, ' LA LORRAINE .3ep J'Oet : LA SAVOIE Aug.3 Sept 0 Kev 11.gq ZR BAYRAXRAR IX N- ROCHAMBEAU .Aug 27 Oct, Nov.6 oo » Eavre\u2014Hamburg\u2014Dansig # SHIPPING MOVEMENTS §' NIAGARA Sept 3 Now.4 \" EBLRZLAREXNIRN RN Les for The Theaxle dy PO $ tossing.Geners: Steameblp Agent, i2 Du New Zork\u2014Vigo\u2014Havre La Beurdoanais 1% 26 Aug.39 Oet ROUSSILLON .Bept 17 - , Macpherson, 253 Daltowme St; Lor sree, Quzdec PE de TE Flor: St: rR vor + Subject, re Change Laszeris, 35 Jous St.Quebez LY .212 x - Montres :verpoo: New \u201cork Laverposi lasgow -Morsres: » Mantresi Monvesi Nov .Catr & 3 mpwn.Havre Ideal Summer : ä Cruises ss NEW YORK ä \u2018 x ; SAGUENAY RIVER 3 : _\u2026 and 3 de : DALIFAX Li tm Keavtag Quabec, July $i axa Port.| ; mightty.Fare 3160.00 and up: 6 \u2018tac.1 + Laver Don, : Malifez half fave.ie ; heroes | Pee beskises cae ciclo apply: sara Contre 8 pales Ant > ' 4 À errenca\u201d ! Frank S.Stocking : 1.} General SS.Agency iH 12 Du FortSt - Phone 82!) Hi 13 LEGAL NOTICE.ti Busprinr Court, Quebes, No 700, |: Marie Rayer, of the parigh 9 Metre Dame des Anges.Distriet ob nive a: Lendon tha forenoon 9.25 p.m.yesterday * § steamer Saguenay arrived up at 1:20 U0 \u2018down a: 12:30 pm.yesterday.° rived at Glasgow July 30th.: .UDO moi of the Canadian : fn Merchant Marine te be built hers.; ad \u201che Cansdian Englah nuxHTEHHNNNEN HE + IME BALL EI NRNARERARI RNAS TRAMP STEAMERS SMALL YACHT ON PLY ST.LAWRENCE Montreal Has No Difficulty In, Seouring Such Vessels For: Grain Trade .ng args uumber of trame | aeamers wkch have come up the Br.Lawrerce oz their way to load wih gran st the port of Montres! goss far to coniradict the state vnts made from time to :ime thar Sreaitst chaiacts to the shipment train from ths por: of Quedec mes the fact that tramp seamers to: carry ihe eereals were not available.| 4 air bresss chopping LP the ap.and fifty gallons of water, ons haif|gsechnenyi.In all their arguments against the, ahipmen: of grain from Canadian ports.ihe searcity of tramp steamers has always bsen hrough: fore ward.and compared with cond! tions at American ports where such vesasis wers always ava::able.The fac: that acores of sramp vessels ave been and are sitll operaling on zhe £t.Lawrence route this summer puis à qu:etus ON this ROW wornout argument.As long as he port of Monreal Red merchandise tresght | Bruck versran of the Nova Scotia ember 23 last and laying the Neth! coast shakes his head and says with up for the winter.He learned much | Count Gzechnenyt atth lumber to offer.the services of the tramp steamers were rot scught after.Bu: this summers, with no freight tor sh:pmert, the Montreal ancppers have turned their artention 10 obtarurg grain and have had re trouble in procuring dt through =t transportation combination, and besides had had no difficulty in induc- Rg tramp Bleam:\u2019s to come into the Bt.Lawrence to carry the gran cars goes, Over +wenty Dutch tramp aieamers alone have entered the St.Lawrences up to the presan: time this ssasor for grain.and the ship captains in charge of these vessels.who have been spoken to.have sa:d that they woud not think cf going up through \u201che artificial channel Montres!.with its dangers.if they could obta:n cargoes at the pert of Quebec.SHIPPING NOTES.The C.P.O.8.Minnsdosa will sail trem Liverpec! this afternoon for Quebec.« oo» The CP OL.Bicilian 8 dus to ar-.The C.P.OS Melita is due \u20180 &r- rive 2: Quebte tomorrow morning.The White Sar-Domtnion Line meamer Canada, wiih 164 cabin and 350 thind-ciase passengers, from ' Lwerpoo!.is que to arrive at Quesec \u2018teen days are Kkept in this boat.The oz Sundar.\u2014_\u2014 ____ |MAN\u2014WOMAN\u2014MARRIAGE any rate Commander Houghton is in the cruiser yach: races there this.changed to the yawl summer.action towards Newfoundland, sight.up the English channel, through the straits of Doverof the Thames estuary and to the te | tination.| mock of dry goods and packed the as à fast cruiser rigged yacht.je 39 feet long.has & beam of 10] laren ls iand small.COUNT MARRIED i WHILE CAPTIVE | Lieutenant In The Hungarian Cavalry Held Prisoner By Bolsheviki\u2014Wed Recently LONG VOYAGE Thirteen Ton Vessel Salled: From Halifax For England.Last Week : Home or Maltax, July 11\u2014(By Canadian Warsaw, July 21-\u2014News 2\u201d _ ; marriage in Mescow of Count ra Tam) = r of a oss ,body of the dory is fitted With & Bzechnenyi à Usutenant in the Hun.3 © On, grong canvass cover so arranged! garian cavalry, who 13 sitll being the ledges of the $ambro, two thou- that it can be spread and secured held a prisoner by the Bolsheviki, to sand nuled of ocean ahead, and the; with all hands inside.Princess Golicyn, & member of ane of Neith, thirtaen ton yacht, & white] The Ne:th carries about two tors the oldest Russian families.nas just dot on the blue of Halifex Harbor, of provisions sufficient for (WO, been received here.Count Szechawas sway for England.Or July 13 months.This includes one hundred | envi is a cousin cf Count Laszlo who married Miss proach to the ocean with whose gallon to be allowed per man Per, Gladys Vanderbilt of New Yorkpoware she is now wrestling.the lit-! day.| Az the beginning of the war he Us cutter sailed out of Halitex for the River Crouch with Sydney C.Moughton O.B.E., R.N.V.R, commander and owner; Howard M.Bell and Cufford Willard, New York; Dwight DeWolt, Halifax, and last but certainly not least.Mortimer Jordan.Barbadian cook.Twentyfour days these sanguine Ave expect te be on tha ocean, but many a wind ust 31 last year Commander Hough.the Russians on the Galician front ton sailed from New York for Eng- in 1915.He is about 27 years old.tend.Ninsteen days out, however, Detalls of the wedding were he found that he had made only|breught to Warsaw by Doctor \u20acig- sbout 1100 miles of sasting with fall| mond Jancsura, formerly a dentist storms approaching and his business! in Detroit.Mich., who served in the calliag him home, He accordingly | Polish army.was captured by the made for Halifax arriving here 8ept- | Bolsheviki and released from the Moscow prison early in Junewas a prison companion of Colonel Menon C.Cooper, of Jacksonville, Fla, of the Kosciumsko air squadron who escaped from Russia this spring.| The romance having had ite inception prior to the world war while the young woman as visiting in Constantinople near where Count | Saechneny! s father has & palace and a vast sstate.Princess Golicyn returned to Russia several years ago upon learnmg that Count Szechnenyi was a prisoner and since has been andeavoring to aid in gaining his freedom and sending him food whenever possible.It is no easy matter to Arrange & marriage by a prisoner in & Bolshevix prison camp.Month after month the Soviet authorities refused to give their consant.obtained the ceremony was firm performed hx a Bovist commissar and afterward a religious marnage was performed in a Greek orthodox church in Moscuw.Although the Count had many friends emong the prisoners none was allowed to at.tegd the wedding.nmead of a friend as best man, there waa a Bolshevik soldier guard.The Count.with four armed soldiers at his sides.marched through the walled prison gate to the commissar's office where he met his bride attended by several gir! friends.The Count wore the same nrison gard which he had worn for months ominous meaming.\u201cMebbe 80.\" At|on that first trip.he says, ard has put his knowledge to good use.For one thing, he stepped an additional mast.abandoned the cutter rig and commodore of the Crouch Yacht Club and he intends to enter his boat \u2018The course the Nekh i» taking will lead her in à north easteriy dir- MOVE TO NEWFOUNDLAND BY MOTOR BOAT ROÛTE Halifax, N&.July 21\u2014 Having found passsge to Newfoundland in a five-ton motor ont too hasardous Earle Hopkine with his wife and child are making it in the orthodcx manner by train and big boat.When Hopkins decided to move to Newfoundiand, he sold some of his ing Cape Race: thence to the South! coast of Ireland, to the Scilly Island.across the mouth River Crouch.Unless it 's abso- tutely necessary the Neith will make | no port until ahe arrives at her des- rest of the things he had in his store on Cornwailis etrest into h:@ motorboat.With his family and an engineer he anfed for Newfoundland from Halifax harbor and got as far as Lawrencetown, some miles down the const.Here the engine @:alled sighteen hundred square and the whole expedition nearly feet.The cruising and racing equip.came to wreck and ruin on the rocks ment includes two square sails.large | Unable 10 attract attention from the intended to take the WnOre by ordinary means.Hopkine place of a epinmaker in running be-|ARalY het oz the expedient of send.fors the wind.She ls fined with ing out 5.0.8 meamges in corked \u2018bottles which floated .Eu ~ MOST OF TRADING ON THE Closing Letters MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE | By Local Brokers RES +.(Ry Brusesn & Cp) IN PULP AND PAPER SHA re (Iran tm \u2018 om - _ Another duil and uninteresting dey ; .in the stook market The volume More Decided Weakening Then For Some Time Past Was tes smell co sive say damnit tnet- «ation, The tone 14 Mandy eaough Shown-=iaurentide Touched New Low At 70\u2014Bugi- sa: the rails fim.Tiare 10 dove.\"ness In Bonds Light With An Easier Tendency bende, Soposiesy of the tamer Bol quer pri- ness.n ; ood ant more sgesuiative issues, and itis thought that some announce- Loe .ment from Washington may be Montréal, July 2t\u2014 sod! Oonadisn Our sommes wast ie & | 15, to-morranr nent oy Paper shares tagk up the volume of | new law at 35, 8 drop ef Ave points | sy ging 4 plan fer settling the Gavthe trading an iNe 10081 MOOR $3' oie the legt previous sale.| [arament balances with the vaiireads change today Bnd showed & Mere | mue pseserpeé was Bowever, up [8nd it La expected that this will be desided weskoning then 3 1-0 pointe st 66, Lake of tho|® Very hoipfui nature.The redue- bord) na.ry So ome trent | Wodde sald down 's points at 130, oe in ay mo AA frais WATRING ne on qu tiens eu me pointe, he later in| 4 Sow ee ASE In Ames|the market and is a favarable indi- Laurentide, which touched s new| Stronger stos low at 10 Holden preferred Wp 2 points at 17 |PStien as te financial conditions.It | à a point.| and Canada Cement, up fractinnaliy [14 Teportes that president Obregon @panish preferred sraih-an6 Rier- at 61 à.has been personally invegligating Fe lattes me down 10?A email Toi ot Toute was.up a[$ho oil situation in Memicg, which \u2019 Le Aie ne contour still.| paint at 196.- Byaineas in heads was | 16046 10 the hope of an early settle: ~~ ond © large frasfion.AMI ead |Ught and wih aa sesiw prise tea Te ae po rate Syempton were B fractionally oer vy Mind Moto 4M: bore ing in & state of mide: .al a pal (he & HEATHEN à On) eae 32500.9 Ay Tower.000 00 SV 2 -26 \" (By L.G.Beanblen § Oo.) : 96 Atlantic Sugar - 25 Te HY ww \" \u201c1g | New York, July 31-\u2014The market \u201cx Astesiss.Corp.P16.now we 1 19 [eontinued very narraw an quiet .76 Ames Holden, PR.s % » » 3, [urine the early atterncen hut pick- \u2014 Bismpun Pulp .a LAN 104 3 1084 [94 up somewhat cowards the close 74 Bell Telephone .19 = = 37 | when recoveries were scored by -\u2014 Beaute tool.su * \u2014 [rame of the industrials and a better - mp.carte TT o oe \u2014.|tene developed in & number of the 26 Beit Emp.Ind Pre.344 24% 26% ad 24% 27 (rails.The atosi stocks strengthened _ 25 Can.Cor.& Fy.3% as 2 1 ws.27 Jup when It appssred that no heavy Qn Gan.Cov & Fay.Pd.81 5 si sig 613% \u2014 [selling was coming into the market 135 Can.Cement .«oo s14é 1% ne as MA TZ [as 8 result of the Republic Iron sta- 19 Can.Cement, Pfé.38 4 pi er = ep |tement and some short covering 26 Can.Cotton .++ 0.1 « 5 pH = strengthened up the oils à point or 2 Conn.smart TR 5 6 8 a CZ free 2% n nes.-.\u2014 The better action of the ratls was 43 Can.88.Lines, PM.45% 404 hk se o OU |evidenced by gains of à point or 2 i Can.Converters.= = \" = o © mere in Reading, Canadian Pacific in Dom a vo 23 \u201839 23 23 0 2 Raliway, \u20ac.& O., and Union Pacifie.H .staat Co .Se : sr i 1% mw 31% I \u2018Total sales for day 303,000 shares.20 Dam.Btecl Corp.Pfé., : = \u201c Detroit United 0.64 4 \" ot wm The New York Th Dom Texte oo ons \u201ca \u201806 196 186 1866 \u2014 Stock Exchange y 26 General Electric.\u2026.84.84 $ 8 ss ss.\u2018 25, Howard Smith .+.° ea 2 + a a 404 Laurentide Puip.,.#0 Te \"we eo \u201c (Ry Bruneau & Dupes) 66 Lake of the Woods.139% 136 139% 180 .= Open.Clase.186 Montreal Power .-.9844 33% 8} 81 s1% 33 96 National Breweries.52 s2 sis ti ny A a ~\u2014 Ont Steel Prod.80 se 47 47 \u2014 Ash .128 \u2014 Ogilvie Flour.«so 20 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 = Hid Am Smelting .36 3% 140 Price Brothers .31 81 81 31 % Am Guger .\u2026 63K eau sp., Quebec Ry.«0 \u2026.84 4M » % Mx HY Am Sum Tobaoss .475 STH - 286 ee s octen .\u2026.88 oo ne Paawinigan Pewee.iors wt 10 108 101% 103 |Azeconda Copper .374 ne 186 Spanish River.41% 47% 46% pel x Hk.Atchison à wr a i 248 Spanish River, Ped.39% $8% of 5 % % [Atlant ver 1% 76 Stes] Co.of Canada.47 a1 su 46 46%, 46 aes 1% 26 St Lawrence Fiour.§¢ se se se se \u2014 iH \u2014 Toronto Street Ry.\u2014 \u2014 - Pr 1 75% 1104 75 Wayagamack.41 \u2018\u20184t a 61 20% a ie : Winnipeg RY.os oo se \u2014 - -_\u2014 \u2014.31% \u2014 i LT BANKS: ss .188 186 183 186 \u2014 -\u2014 27 ve \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 161 -\u2014 40 .0.0198 113 178 172 IM \u2014 ny .- 174% 374% 174% 176% 174 - 18 \u2026 200 303 300 ies 30 - og L280 250 250 .250 - \u2014 34 .198 \u2014 198 \u2018198 I Bvt - RE Union, .er ce ww se es ns Hon eatin or 4° - .ir w Vicro ND§- tamble): General ieetric .119 1194 1922 63% per cent.99.35 99.26 - (General Motors .10 1054 1927 64 Fer cent .Gt Northern ptd .48) sm 1937 514 per çent.+.+.» Inepiration Copper .33 33K 1988 834 por cent.Tutesnat Niekel .18 13% 1933 $34 per coat.ol oo oe In Merc Marine pf : 46% 48: Internat ry = uy + Keyetone Tire .1925 5 per cent.\u2026 .96.60 96.00 94.60 95.00 \u2014 \u2014 : VICTORY BONDS\u2014(Tazable): cs A 1924 844 per cent.\u2026 98.16 93.28 \u2014 2 po 1934 Here dE 94.26 94.86 24.20 7e A 7% -\u2014 A a.6 = _\u2014 _ -\u2014 \u2014 1 Ce Pa By Men 187 197 an = x 4 5 i bra.\u2026.L°106 104 106 104 8 _ REN : 25 Tooke Bros.+o 38 38 a 3 - \u2014 jMepubiie I&B.4 m \u2014 Oslivie Bonds.c «0.\u2014 - \u2014 - se ~~ |Reyai Dutoh .§2 51 \u2014 Nstlofisl Brewgries.~\u2014 - = \u2014 ss \u2014 [ut Leu & EF .34: 3 \u2014 Stes} of Canade.Bonds.\u2014 -_ \u2014 \u2014 9 -\u2014 [southern Pacific .76 17 Ames Warr Brompton: 4 at 26.mberg OF.Beil Loe 380104.1 06 104] Steel of Conmda: 18 at 4035, $0 at |Nudseker oo .TK 10 Consés Cument; 14 at $1, \u201c® Debentures: 566 Temas Pacific .33 13 Minute Queue: 16 at 24%, 36 at| St Lawrence Flour: 16 at so.Toracon Produets - i 119% , 25 at Dommikion Tentite: 20 at 1286.| W708 Cell MOT.1 Ne jun Bient 6 por cont.pd: §| ABRIL: 54 of 15, 35 af M6, Ueites Rueil More S08 4 } ac 6636, 6 at S434 Lake of the Wools: 86 et 100.(U5 RU 73 Laurentide: 60 at 69, M6 ut 68.29 | Wor Loam 1935: 1,000 at 95.09.Ta Caer as Rd 10 ut 7, 10 mé 1, 10 et | entinghouns « FT mand oo: Sat 61.fhawinigan: 36 at 143.Wiliye-Overland % River pod: 36 at #7 Brasidan: 26 at 2814, 25 et 2934.1 5736 36 68 ST, 11 04 ST.Wagagumeck: 36 of 41, 36 at 21.e Chicago | ty, 5 Spanien River: 10 at 47, 26 ei ge or: wesw, sl WL AR \"| Produce Market Brothers: at n, 38 at| Canade Car pod: 36 et 44, ines ns Bell Telephone Bends: ééé at 08.| Chicago, July 31\u2014Waheat duvelep- =P +4 some arength today, largely La national agencies, but Mr.MeCon- um credit in ar oy re A nell came to the conclusion that a buy drealstufls.The market olesed .brangh of their organisation in Ven-|nrm at the came as yosterday's fin- ; .couver could assist very materially ish to 3-4 cents higher.Corn clo- \u201c» in extending the markets of Eastern | seu 1-8 off to 6-8 Up and cats gain.i manufacturers and at the same time | oq 1.4 ta 1-4.In provisions the eut- : sid in developing Bpsiern markets | some ranged from 13 1-2 deeline te for \u2018B.C.products, buch \u2018as fish, a rias of 21-1.Close: \u2014 ¢ canned goods, fruit, lumber, etc.Wheat, Sept.31.20 1-4; Dec.81.88 \u201c - la Ba R a British Columble.le in & po-| 1.4, = on te produce it ene.qQuan-| Corn, Sept.$1 5-8c.: Dec.01 8-8c.National Trade Should Ba Re- | Sieh +o produce is sasrmpse qu: af] ate, Gept.41 1-20: Dec.44 Between East And| Brien Columbia, the richest per| park, July 818.60; Dept.8 \u2019 A i : capita of all the provinces, and Brits| 14rd, Sept.$11.97; Oct.ta West Is-Axiom lsh Columbia neds (he markets of| Rive, Sept, $10.07; Oct.1M, Qu \"NRW M.Carewell, & man ef ri The growth of Bast and ae experience doth In Bastern ane Sugar Ma Market: ( trade in Canada has ayneroniseé ler- | western Canaée, has beon placed in wely Yith the growth of the volume | the charge 6f the Vancouver office.and quality of sdvertieing by Eam- Mr, Garewell was for many years| New York, July \"res A7 row ern manufacturers in the Western | aansciated with nRewspapars in To.Sushi market was unehangeé caris centres ronto and Montreal, and has beon | today at 9 cents fer Cubas cout and That nations] trade.to be really iy the advertising business in Van.| freight equal to 4.61 for centrifugal valuable as & factor in building the couver for thirteen years.with sales of 35.000 age reported at nation, should bd ceoiprocal a8 be-] somennell & Fergusson new have [that level.Porto Rico quoted at p [meer East and rent J An exiom in| offices in London, Toronto, Mont: | 4-80.Canada.onne TEUBNOR [vq] Winn : © futures were steady Limited, à national organisation fer ten noires and Vancouver.nds midday were fte 8 the verge, are putin pacte Me LONDON MARRDY points higher on covering and a lit- pe tle trade buying.inte re ty extending the soupe ROR Pode sens of the 9 demand fer refined fair pro.* their organipation te the Pacifis Bar sliver 4384.per dar.portions and while tte .prices.re- tegiged unchan at to ee a six wegks survey of West.r 80 \u201c 4 148.; et ny ne granpiated it was believed 0e SE yn à 14e Sh .: 1 ce, while some 4 a branch of his company in per a three months bille 6 8-8 er prlced réfinérs were sold te Hh er.\"oe the {he accepting orders below their list \u201cWimai \"on Etre tions: ® farthest Western point ® any of the MAN\u2014WOMAN\u2014WARRIAQE hr te) futures were neminal.> Closing Letters.Canadian Press {Ry Canadian Dyes) New Tork, July $i=v/Ihe mock market's quly qutward tion today of csnler crefit conditions as- nounced over night was a decline in eall money quotations from 6 te 6 1-3 per cent.Otherwise further lowering of discounts by Federal Reserve baphe and the eut in the Sank of Hagiand rate dié net affeet trading Total tranasetions of 335.000 shares established a low recerd for the year.The trend of prices was dewnward.Phorts made come impression on steels, equipments, meters snd mis.collanceus es, including Famous Players.$ Fire in the Mexican oil Selgs and rumare of Saancing by one of the Roysl Dutah au les qerved an an axcuse to depress ails.Rails, sspeclilly trenmsentines- tals and coniers, 0 somparptive- iy mtroag, despite June statements of various impartant epstems which disclosed mmalier gress sernings.Copper and allied metals were unaffected by prise concessions and shippinge iguored reporte ef lewer trelght rates.Exshange on Lendon weakened on selling precipitated by develep- ments in the Bileslan situation.Later partial recovery was affected with improvement in French, Belstan and German rates.With few exceptions the bond market was firm to strong.Liberty lapues were appreciably better most ralls tended upwards and the feature of the foreign group wes the strength of various municipelg, notably Danish and Swedish issues.\u2018Total anise, par value, aggregated $10,575,000.Foreign Exchange (By L.G.Beaubien & Op.) New York: premium .13% US.Canada.London: pound sterling .48.6775 ¢4.13 Paris: frane .017225 0833 Bruasele: frans .HE ose Gonevs: franc .1648 Madrid: pessts .1288 Berlin: mark .0130 Vienna: crewn .001480 Rotterdam: florin .2146 Rome: Mra .Athens: drachms .E.L.HARDY & COMPANY England: L.sterling .4.0880 Ireland: L.sterling .France: francs .oies 037 PHN Belgium: francs .cee.s.esse Switserland: francs .ïsts Maiy: lira 2000.0517 Norway: kronen .«1488 Sweden: kronen .3391 Denmark: kronen .Holland: guiden .Finland: finmark .Hong-Kong Spain: pesetas Greece: drachme .Germany: marke .Czecha-SBlavig Jugo-Slavia .Roumania: leu .German-Austris .Hungary .venons 6 U.8.Dollars 13 1-3 per cont.BROMPTON DIRECTORS TAKE NO DIVIDEND ACTION Montreal, July 21-\u2014At the meeting of the Directors of the Brompton Pulp and Paper Company, held here this afternoon, no action wan taken in respect of the dividend on cemmen stock.The provieus quar- testy rate was $1.per share, out tram $1.75 per shave, this action having been taken in the last quarter.President F.06.Glofres said after the meoting that in view of distusb- ed financial and trade eanditions ft was inadvisable te deplete cash resources of the Company by making a further payment of the dividend at this time, although earnings had been entisfactory.Egg Market Ottawa, July $1\u2014Egg receipts continue fair and quality showing « decided improvement.Quotations are generally firmer in sympathy with the better quality coming forward.Teronto higher.dealers paying 280 to 8c, f.o.b,, country.Jobbing apecisis dlc, extras dbs, firsts #1¢ to 380; seconds 30e.Montren] firm receints abewt equal | sonsumptive demand.Dealers paying 340 to 38c, 1.0.d.country.Jobbing apociala 420 to 43e; extras 99c to éûc; firsts 340 to Sic; seconds 38c te 10 cents.Oil Market Lenden, Juiy 31\u2014Oless:\u2014 Onleutts linseed 194, 10.Cd.Jingeed oft 88s.64.Sperm oil £38.Petroleum, Amerisan refineé 1s i irite 20.10 1-64.ne apirite 918.ne Ameriean strained 160: type \u201cG\" 17s.6d.Tallow, Australian 4s.6d.\u2014\u2014 Savannah.July: 21-\u2014Turpentine fen BL; sales 144: receipts 488: shipments 15: stock 10,788.Rosin firm, cotes 1,476; receipts 1,303; shipments two; stock 90,748.Today's Chicago Grain Masket Price Rrange Furnished to the Quebec Chronicle \u2018By L.G.Beaubien & Co.Wheat: High Lew Close July .138) 181 1864 Sept.126% 133 1964 Nec.199% 126% 139% Corn: July.UK ny se Sept, J a Dec.81 .\" \u201cny Ose .sut\u201d .\u2026.40 WY 4 sept.:.0% ay Dec.\u2026\u2026\u2026.44 9a% 44 : [Paily Gossip On ading Stocks At the annual eharchoiéer/s meot- held out.If anything.the repert presented respecting current oper- stiena was eus fevorghie then the information & year age.Vice-President Lash, Presiding, sald: \u201cAt the present rate ef exchange the estimated sarpinge for the first six menths af this year ere Just about aufficlent\u2014very little mere than eufficient\u2014te provide for the bead interest, sinking fund and dividend on preference ahares, without making any substantiel provi- ston for capital expenditure\u201d.The suggestion of & stack dividend was stated te be impracticable.It would add about $5,000,000 to the outstanding stock.which, at & dividend of 4 per cent would increase the distribution by 8300,060, and would injure the credits of the company.Buggestion for the lssus of scrip or that the dividend be dealared in Brazilian currency was also dismissed as !mprasticable.» + Large buying orders in the ralls turnish a solid back log aggingt any great decline from present levels.Without re: ing (t too frequently it appears tilnely te again eall attention to Rock Island commen.The pool in this issue is now waiting for : signs of a definite announeement of, plan to pay the roads to mark stocks up sharply.From a trading standpoint American International will move up if the market does but there is nothing on which to base a! sustained advance at thie time, says i the New York News.i .+» \u2018There will be ne session of the Montres! Stock Exchange Saturday, June 24rd.oe Only routine matters were discussed at the meeting of Wapagamack Pulp directors in Mentresl, this af- ternoan.The beard will meet next month for action on the dividend due on September 1, it is understood.» * Brompton Pulp and Paper Co.Limited, took ne action en quarterly dividend ef $1.per share on the common stock st the meeting held In Montreal, this afternoom, thus following Abitibi in passing divi- dends on the common.° Bank Clearings Western Banks Winnipeg .\u2026\u2026.$40,790,458 Fort William .oe 836.701 Brandon .om 766,513 Calgary .oes - 5,393,600 + Medicine Mat .247,416 Saskatoon a.1.801.793 Regina .cee 3,744,323 Edmonton .4,414,3¢8 Moose Jaw .1,469,014 13,391,333 2,411,506 652.945 828,274 Vancouver Victoria Now Westminster .Lethbridge Gov't.Bond Yields Compiled by L.GO.Beaubien & Ca.Bonds Fres From Usual Income Tax Viet.Beads Prevating Iavestm.The Toronto Produce Market Tereste July 1-00 M \u2014asaptto fag of Braids Tvaatian ot Tereats | No.\u20ac, Northern, 31.0 or West yesterday, ne hope A early di- 3; 3 vidend on the commen gtook was |41,68.Me.\u20ac 4LI7; Me.4 wheat sais, Ne.8, Canadian Western, 83 1 -4e: No.8 49 3-40; ex- tre Ne.1 food 49 1-4e; No.1 teed 41 Le; No.3 fesd 47 1-40.Manitoba barley, Ne.3, Casadian Western, 34 8-80; No.¢ $1 1-8c; re- secte 75 3-16; Seed V4 bbe.w All the shove in store Fort Wil- Ham, Amarionn carn, Ne.J, yellow Tog seminal, s.1.f.Bey Canadien Corn, , meminal.Barley, Oatyrie malting 65.te Toc outaldh.Ontario whegt, nemsinsl.Ontario oats, No.$ white, nominal, Lee ee according te (reighte veus No.3, nemisal.Buckwhest, No.§ nominel Rye, No.3, $1.38.Ontarto fleur, 90 per cent patent 37.46; bulk geahsard.94 per cent Cotton Market New York, July 91\u2014Getton fute- res closed firm.Closing bide: January 13.3§:4%e.July 18.35-38e.September 16.73 Tée.Middling uplands 12.88c.Liverpool oetton spots quiet.Prt- dling $30.Fully middling 8 Lew middling 7.30.Geed ordinary 6.18.Ordinary 5.40.The sales were 10,000 Palen.of which 4,000 were .Recaipts wera 1,000 ales.no American.Futures ciesod patent.nominal im jute haps.Memtreal and Terentia.Masitods flour, track Teremte, cash prices: Pirst patents 5106.50; second patents 110.00.Militesd, carieeds, delivered Moutreat treights bags included Broa nes ton $36.; shorts per ton $27.; feed: four $1.69 to 81.75.May Ne.1 per toa baled track Pod romto $17.00 to $19.08; mixed $7.08 to $10.00; straw $10.00 per ton ear lots.\u2019 Bond Buyers for Large Institutions oe taking advantage of be ot hd Mu Their af interest for as long a term as Yeu may well consider following their example.Write for our List of Offerings.Wood, Gundy & Com = \u2014 oe = tells them that it is wisdom to secure for their institutions as 167 Bt.James Street Per low interest Bonds as hl mum of 3500 por week poemanentigees Give full dels io yaur.apptine :$ sation.| Our general manage ces easier.Americas raiddling fair week .end ) 10.764.Guod middling 8.06.= part cscs -e ) BRUNEAY & y | csompans Montres Soest STOCK BRIER, 13-15 \u2018aatne- Moules «& Dissent private wire With: POST.à FLAGO \u2018 40-51 Broad Street, Xow York | McDOUGALL & COWANS $took Brokers 12 Du Fort St.- We Buy and Sell Victory Bonds Telephones 1402-1 Quebec, July the 11H, 197$ The public Is kindly requested te wing 3 tion of eur vaults.Satety t Bex lace your Vi Beads, Insurance shacks Deda: S03 39 wl Verwere an prellery vader THE MERCHANTS BANK Head Office : Montreal - Sn a Lots marc ST.SAUVEUR BRANCH, 9, CANADA Established 1804 - | ders for Side walks\u201d and ad due Yield 1928 sus 9.10 6108 1927 se 98.5.87\" 1987 8%\u201c 29.3 57\" 1938 0H\u201d 25.8 630 1033 SH M30 sap War 2 1936 5 8.16 eas\u201d 1981 sn 20 La\" 1937 8\u201d 2740 sa Victory Bends, Subject to inceme tax 1934 5% 1.18 [230 1934 4\u201c sets * FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1921.JULY REDUCTIONS 31.35 now 36.50 86.48 now $ 4.28 HAILF-PRICE S i | === MINTREAL GAL .\\ Seasonable Goods jill A .Mr.has left fer : BS t The Theatres CAINS 20 POUNDS! ee wee] Summertime .era Alberta.La oo Refriz iid a \u2014\u2014] Mr.8.Woodagé, ot New Terk.and all the year round - ! eze : 9 7 El rca rs, if You've Ever Been in Love Miss Perreault Goes Baok To|, Xr\u201d.*, White 0e Toronto is ; Bie ectric Re ° Mr.D.W, Wright will spend Filters, 4 See Charles Ray in the Uproar- Work With Strength Re-| 2-2, V, nome hay ST OASTIES .stored-\u2014\u2014Gives Taniac Cre- .Miss Blanche Boivin hes returned 0 town from Tadsusas.Garden Hose, Etc.ious Comedy \u201cNineteen And at MW Lamsme wi send te are favored by folks 8 à ! of X COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ALWAYS IN STOCK Phyllis\u201d at Empire Theatre Mr.Jack M.Flanders, of Montreal who want different x > at the \u201cI Bad to give up my position on | 10 Staying at the Chateau.and better corn kL : account of bad health but Tanlaz| Mr.J.M.Bowlby, of Clarke City, * p - \" .t has built me up twenty pounds in | is registered at the Chateau.hearts .MECHANICS SUPP LY Coy, LTD.Ray nT aay and ra 2 opened foray cating yeatorday weight and 1 feel pertectiy well and Mr.Lucien Comeau, Advocate of Made of the firm of ; $ Phone 651 Ray competes with his rival foe the ~Roul Swell\u201d of the small town ard | \u201cTPRS now.\u201d said Miss Yvonne Per-|Thres Rivers was In town yesterday.selected white corn, rolled He also for the hand of (he town's peotiiost girl Hie rival has the ad: | [Ut 1077 8t.Catherine Btrest.East| are Andre Vallerand, is spends : 80-90 S P 1 S b vamiage in a and aleo in the possession of n Ford.Many | Montreal recently.Mims Perreault) ns summer season at Lac Mamos.+ and toasted cris and gold- IN t.au t., Que ec, P.Q.amusing situations emsuc beferw Ray sccidentally captures à bargiar la forelady at Corbell.Limited, Man.Mr.G.L.Martin, of Montreal, Is i ; k | and bn lauded for his bravery.He (Ray) ls thes om an oven footing eee one] in town, registered \u2018at the Chateau.en brown, Post oasties are y a g i rival , y hoes, .a.+ ° ! [ | Tri ts Charies Ray Tinea pisz amd ome of the finest to enjoy pet |\" Lave © 0 CL Me aad Me Qu oan especially delicious when HOTE rest of ne ont le it or you'll miss a great isuah.It runs for the trom chronic Tdipeation toe the past the Chateau.\u2019 served Wits fresh ts or rp LS.: vo Torn the continued.\u201cEven to| Mr.A.J.Callahan, of Clarke City berries À _ T= vo.RARER: at the je sometimes naussated (is among the guests registered at ° A] I .me and the little I ate seemed to] he Chateau.4 HOTEL ST Superb Acting and Scenes of diva formant snd § ould Ben) tev.Dr.and Mra, 4.7.Love are Ready to Eat , Hl TIMES SQUARE, NEW À AMES | G : Be in \u201cM W v6 such & procure aguinat my Beart we \u2014 No Waste SH RIK OITY .against NT - just of Bromiwus at 108-113 West as BL orgeous auty in an-Woman- 1 so sometimes ike 1 would re chicago, Th ya ending tow \u2019 3 = - +.9» + out reath altogether.gol own Maud iscarod by veuve Devaling without escort \u201cSumebine is svery ren.| Marriage at Empire Sunday UP airs Tots of es 1 would pris days In town.by grocers ; Au Hotel ot quest dign:tv bay 3 out and have to sit down and rest.| Dr.and Mrs.A.Dery and family 8 ngeuvarmogierennt appoint , / - My nerves were worn to a frassie|are spending the summer season at \u2019 every where/ À ay of & well conditionsd The sa et - w and I just couldn't sleep sound to! Trois Pistoles.\u201c > : \u2014 .perd acting of Dorothy Phillips \u201cMan-=Woman-=Marri- .boca: Made ls Theses, an principe: age\u201d Allen Holubars famous production which comes to the Empire vo weak and te oes all 1 sould Dares are eared Canadian Postum Cereal Cobol yoo 3] shops sud churches.3 to $ mio Sunday.has plavod Mies Phillips ne fer 1 In the forstront of { the world's | do to drag myself around the house.at the Chateau.\u2018Windsor, Ontariogem hor tribute na the screen's greatest dramatic actress.porns hes aant \u2018health \"and Mr.and Mrs LB Major and M.2 ounwesotall subways.CL No better leading man could have beon fomnd to support tho | strength to me.My friends are all| \u201cRES aT In JOUR from ve.A table, surtese Carb, bus fines.dainty Dorothy, than sommes Kirk wood, hero of hundred thrilling | surprised to ses me looking so well se re Samson left 4 .\u2014 | SCTOON romances.trkwood's markable and his k P PL este rena Cen taser atrengih of character made him peculiarly Ntiod for the role of Pavia ow work Era never have to mim - last night for Chicoutimi and will Terminate Venus Geren.Prenton Courtney; meat to Mies Phillis.tho hardest role of this magnificent ssp- | single day.1 nL oT eA] Mr.and ré LR.Hey are | + x ! amt foie important roles are handled 2 some of adr screen's | to Taniec, and nothing else.\" town from Marttord, Conn., and are soos Fading bareBacked tho bettie.clad only ss the amasous of oid.E TI pri Send Your ~ ; ; (Man Woman -Merriage this Drama Eternal, goes 0 mighty reels and ANOTHER REDUC ON eo ie of ae rand aise +3 Fo.Lawrenca Hall a nme tore Dont Miss ihle Pierre of Pi ree at the Ean IN SEMI-READY SUITS! town.sussts ai the Chateau, Orders for Printing | pire Sunday.Piet sir George and Lady Perley ane A NTREAL \u2018 \u2014 expect Xk in Ottawa at the .xo new catrance ce || | ones sans roman nan 555 IRIE One-Fifth Off Best Custom| ot the month trom England.To IT.JAMES STREET ! \u2014_\u2014 .° Dr.and Mrs.W.G.Hebb arrived la00 Reume (macy with Bathe || Cre7 Rubber Bai Dorothy Dalton Well Worth Seeing in | Tailored Suits To Special! town yesterday trom Chicago and The Chronicle Printing Coatached) \u2018 Rubber Balls ! \u2018 » .Order , : ' Europeen pins rome sits | Teva Code Rubber fale \u201cThe Idol Of The North\u201d at Classic Torouter are in town, the guess of 9 Buade Street \u2018American plan from $3.50 | at oe ence : paThe Gemi-rendy shops In Montreal| Rev.Dr.and Mra A.T.Love.2! AS RICG ING, Limited |; léruiation Tennis Balls at We each! Ly EPISODE OF \u201cTHE PURPLE RIDERS\u201d SERIAL SPRINGS A | oom in Canada ot @ special) town yemordey from Thorold, OBL: N° is the time to send us your order for the -, ; Arers Ci lonstiip Tennis Balls Ne ge - discount of 20 it.1 - 1 .o .C.F.B.Lieense No.10-5613 Ji nt Te acte » SURPRISE.YOUNG\u2019 ORCHESTRA PLAYS ACCEPTABLY.priced cumom made.sults Nocdered oe se ne Ca R Printing.you will require for your exhibit at Junior League Base Balls 50\u20ac each | @ the month of Juiy.This 16! Henderson, are in town from Brookequal to a reduction of ; \u2019 Provincial Exhibiti 3 I) INE AT THE | Rake.Hoe and Shovel Sets, Sand sh Terse imation hat have rarely been Sclipeed in anything ever n the prices or 1315 and 1920, and a Ne tae the \u2018 bi ] \u201c, * own the scree Hawt acting ç most talented stars, a mu di kK Pia Tes Reon Celilo accurate and vivid portrayal of the Guys of the gold rush to Alaaks\u2014 |thaw aa Coat win few weeks at Point au Pic, the _ _ - .nd other Sunimer loss.\u2014 latest ours orn i Te funy.trend is downward and Sheree.Mr.and Mes.Ramon Tax We are ready to print at short notice v : Jt applauded by an enthusiastic audience last night at the Classic |ihourh we keep up quality and| Hon.Dr.and Mrs.Pelletier have ÿ ; ' , Theatre.The story was written cd pecially for Miss Dalton and it ts | avoid all that is cheap and untrust- | left Tadousac for Murray Bay, where |\u201d ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES po apparent that the nuthor knows her abilities thoroughly for he has giv- | Worthy we will always be first In they will be the guests of Sir Lomer EF * en her opportunities like she had in \u201cThe Flame of the \u201cYukon,\u201d a | true economy,\u201d said the President.| and La\u201d \u201cain.FOLDER BUSINESS CARDS = 247 St Joh St production in which she made & sensation some years ago.Miss Dal.| On all \u201cSpecial Order\u201d suits of $50| Mian \u201cite Drayton of Ot- S = Oo n ton is Colette Hrissac.dancer in the main saloon and dance ball.Ed- | values and over the discount ip in|tawn, .z some time at Ca- : - Tn August.remember from the erly Fe and Griffith days, bs | effect.couna.of Captaln and .CIRCULARS SHOW CARDS - .leading - picture Seeing.Mre Ju all 190 ST.JOAN STREET.1 have in stock the famous | z = = AERIAL a RO Corilie A es a STOCK PEDIGREES HANGERS, Eto.(Near Bell Telephone) IN : I OPENS NEW ROUTES | Cyrille Fagus, of Mo! = {Best Service and Best Meals Koh Noor pencils Cops d N London, July 21-\u2014Hegione cat ing the summer months et The _\u2014 > \u2014 at Popalar Prices.,| ing hard Mephisto a would Have to wait many yearg be-| ir, and Mre.-Gsorge Moody and : Ave : | Shorthand.In All-Star Cast Special Film (32220006 Sois ailes | sea Sd.means | We do Goof Prineigac Modums Cost Our Regular 0c Dimmer, from |\u2019 riat .N \u2026 | moto: to Que wee 2 20 10 8 POL is waserpassed.| Call and sce my new | Py soon iat\u2019 {spent & couple of days here.We Use Good Stock and will Give you Good Service on .- aew air route has been opened up Miss Florence Comeau, who pass- pu maris | | Roller Hand Blotter.here a a ie Re ee ee etre Palau | css ins ques ot \u201cain.vior| | ASK FOR ESTIMATES.\"PHONE 6000 i ; Stuart Holmes.May McAvry, etc.See it at the Victoria Theatre to-day.|peen recored of the arrival a Bag Mathieu, returned to-day to Thres ~ \u2019 i | And don't Miss \u201cBlue Bunday.\u201d a burlesque on the reform methods.dad of three airplanes of the Royal | Rivers.H ê eart 0 Ings ° \u2019 = 5 AE; 2e Afr Force which have flown over this Mrs.B.Pansat Raymond of Mon.3 \u201c - route.treai, is leaving shortly wi r \u2019 = i .au- RUSSIAN FOOD CRISIS Ch 1 3 The te ia about 580 miles children for Murray Bay.whére ahe | Cu RE FES CES a - 2 D I ou No.67 Sault-2u Matelot Se.SHOULD BE OVER NOW.ronicle F iles long.yd a extension of the res will be the.quest of her tar Mn.| either arrived or are en route for Silks, Oreps Georgette and Orepe-do-Chine reduced $3 1-3 percent | the capital.More than 1,000,000 | scythes and thousands of other ag- ! ricultural implesmins have already ladies embarked at Leomath to proceed to Dictition, a neighboring village, to contribute thelr mite to the sufferers of the late fire, which con- holland, the Earl and Countess of |?Dalkeith, Miss Dorothy Yorke, Sir] Arthur and Lady Currie and Lord |{ and Lady Alastair Innes-Ker.Open from § a.m.to 1 p.m.LEGAL NOTICE.ABLE T0 00 Quebec, Superior Court, Province Quedec, No.1934.Marie-Jeanne uw, wife common as to proper- of Joseph-Stanisias Gourdeau, of Macamic and duly auto ester en justice in the at case, plaintiff, va.the sald -Bianislas Gourdeau, defen- t.An action for separation as property was entered by the plain- the defendant on July 1811.Albert Grenier, Att, for UE.Quebss, July 14th, 1921, Julyléxim L.H.LEVASSEUR \u2018is offering the following Belssang Mineral Water the finest water under the , sun.\"Imported Dry Ginger Ale Nour\u2019, CAC.& Schweppes | BOUQUET Aho =X Shea SH 25 \u201cBROADWAY\u201d RECHRINTENED Riga, Latvia, July 31\u2014The Neve esky Prospekt.the \u201cBroaway\u201d of Petregrad, hes deen rechristened by the Bolatievik government \u20182Bth of October Prospekt,\u201d thet being the date, by the Russian calendar, in 1917, when the Soviets overthrew | government.Bo it| arrived there.sumed nearly the whole of the village.An imprudent young man amused himself by making the boat the ladies so that they laid hold of each other, the boat in consequence upset, and only ons of the whole was saved.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Royal Military College.Among the successful candidates for admission to the Royal Military College, Kingston, is Mr.Julian Y.H.Ridout, of this city.1 Line to Brazil ; Captain F.A.Gualdo, the pro-' moter of the line to Brasil, is at the Frontenac, where he is ready to give all desired Information to Quebec Merchants.The Captain states that his projects meets with general ap-' probation, and that the merchants of Montreal, in butter, chesse, flour, wheat etc, have decide to establish commercial reia- Tons with this distant land, The! Ars vessel of the line will start sured.A gang of euiflans have been try- into the shops on \u2019 in getting into Mr.Bennett's shop For the mid-summer garden party roll from side to side, and terrified| - HER WORK After Long Suffering * Mrs.Peasey Restored To Health By Lydia E.Pinkham\u2019s Vegetable Compound Torento.: Ont.\u2014\"T suffered with ler cak run principal\u2019 shortly and has & cargo already as-| ed | a ow woman.and carried away à quantity of fruit.Jossph suggests this lovely erescion erm arm ot black and white foulard with NOTHING DOING.rave err wi?hate 8 | Queter: Drénk to me oniy with hits hee bow.black wolre lemine eyes and I will pledge whi | mine.Through the coutesy of Sol Drink Dispenser: It won't do Styleman.of the Aé-| you no good to gimme the eye.We vance Fashions Amocihtiom New |don't keep a 4rop of the haré stuff Tork Cy.Dore.0 } A A7 A n, could mot eat and had headaches, The worst symploms were dragging down pains, sn gt © vod 53 \u2018 crazy end 1 Seemed to be smothering.| was in this condition ior two or Lhree years not stem to work.| tried all Winds of medicines and had been trested sy physicians but re- pi] ceived no benefit.1 E found one of your Fisk's Vegeiatic Compound, rec okham\u2019's Vegetable receiv.the best reswits from i: and now 1 keep house and Out to work and am like have recommended your Vegetadle Compound to my friends and if these facts will help some poor woman use them as yeu please.\u2019 MRS.J.P.PEASEY, 387 King 8., Toronto, Ontatie, Li you are une of these women deo not ouller for four or five years as Mra.Peasey did, but profit by her experience and be remored te health.\u2014 INHERITED FEAR, Miss Albatross: De you know of the Ancient Mariner \u2014 that fellow who slew my distinguiehed ances- ter?Mr.Penguin: To be sure\u2014heard of him all my life, Mien Albatross: Well.don't you know Î never ge near a ship for tear that old pirate may still de alive! EK.| proximately COULD NOT DAMAGE route to Norfolk, Va.July 31\u2014Alr craft failed yesterday to sing or materially damage the former German Ing of the final phase of ths joint United States army and navy bomb- tacks on capital and other type of warships.Dropping a total of 5$ bombe, thirty three of 230 pounds and 19 of 520 and 600 pounds, navy, marine corps and army aviators placed thirteen of them on board and practically all of the others In the water close by.About all the apparent damage resulting was to the upper decks and superstructure immediately around the spots where the projectiles struck.ms MASONIC GRAND LODGE \u2018 WON'T CHANGE NAME Ottawa, July 31.\u2014 The Grand Lodge, A.F.and A.M.of Canads, in the Provinge of een prt a cha name.a - maton two to zu he .sembled delegates at the affernoon session yesterday.\u2018of the sixty sixth communication, decided against any change after 8 two-hour debate on bject.re gestion was that the words \u201cof Canada\u201d be dropped and make it Grand Lodge i the Province of Ontario, 80 a8 to cenform with the Orané Lodges in other noes Pre report on the enndition ef Masonry showed 48,060 members now under jurisdiction of the Grend Lodge, an (ncrease of 1,008 during The Anapcial oon- dition of the Gresd Lodge was also the members.{MAN\u2014WOMAN\u2014MARAIAGE \u201ci EY] * + GERMAN BATTLESHIPS || On Board the Destroyer Leary, en il battleship Ostfriesland in the open-/f ing tests oft the Virginia Capes to fi determine the effect of airplans st- 4 SIMONS & CO.Phone 338 - 20 Fabrique St.Mere clones at 5 p.m.and on Saturday at 9 p.m.Extension of Time Our 20 per cent.discount on our Carpet Rugs will be extended for all the time of the holilays, take advantage of it.We have alse specis! prices on our carpsts, dy the yard ia the Wiltons, Axministers and Brussels.Wo have added another department to our establishment eon.sisting of bedroom sets, chairs of all sorts and a very goed as- sertment of beds and beddings AM kinds of goods for camps, p-beds, blankets, pillows, mat.- treuses, automeblie TuEs.valises, suit cases, ete.: SPECIAL Great reduction in ofl-cloths and linoleu P.J.Cote OPPOSITE PALACE HILL - - - ST.JOHN ST, Store oloses at 5 c\u2019elook and 6 c\u2019olook on Saturday."]