The Quebec chronicle, 11 mars 1922, samedi 11 mars 1922

[" Weather Forecast: Fair And Mild + The Quebec Chronicle Temperatures: Min.16; Max.36 ESTABLISHED 1764.w HERE - CHEESE SPECIALITIES .38 58 BRIB, portions, each .CAMEMBERT, whole, each .CAMBMBERT, portions, box .AMERICAN CREAM, each .AMERICAN CREAM with PIMENTOS, each NEUFCHATEL, each .GENUINE ROQUEFORT CHEESE, Ib.GENUINE EMMENTHALER CHERSE, ib.ISLAND OF ORLEANS CHEESE, each PARMESAN CHEESE (grated),\u201d OKA CHEESE, selected, 1b, MacLAREN, INGERSOLL, A.GRENIER 94-96 ST.JOHN STREET.\u2018Phones 1247-1248.Aaa the Duke ot Connaught bottle also KRAFT, CANADIAN, ETC.GANDHI PLACED UNDER ARREST India\u2019s Non-Cooperationist Leader Is Charged With Sedition Bombay, March 10\u2014India\u2019s won- cooperationtst leader, Mohandis K.Gandhi, han been arrested at Aimedade, 310 miles north of Bombay.He is charged with sedition.Official Announcement London, March 10\u2014 Mohandis Gandhi, the Indian non-cooperation- tat leader, has been pluced under arrest.This announcement was made by the India office to-night.No details were given as to the place and manner of his arrest but the announcement says there has been no trouble so far.Nationalist Sentenced Lahore, India, March 10\u2014Lajpat Raijral, a prominent Indian Natonalist, today was sentenced to two years tmprisonment.One year at hard labor was imposed for wiola- tion of the Seditious Meetings Act and the other year for violation of the Criminal Law Amendment Act.FRENCH STEAMER SAILS WITH RUSSIAN RELIEF Marseilles, March 0.\u2014The French steamer Jacques Fraissinet, with a full cargo of 4,600 tons of wheat destined for the famine sufferers of ussla sailed from this port last for Odessais the fArst shipment of supplies to relisve Russian famine sufferers dy the French Government.PRINCESS MARY AND HUSBAND LEAVE FOR ITALY Parle, 0arch 10\u2014Princess Mery and ber husband, Viscount Lascelles who came to Paris yesterday and were overnight guesta of Lord Hard- Inge, British Ambassador to France, left for Florence this morning, They will spend an extended honeymoon in Italy.Weather Report Toronto, March 10\u2014The disturbance over Oklahoma last night is now centered over Indiana while a subsidiary development is forming off the Virginia const.Weather has been fair and mild today throughout Canada.Temperatures: Min.Max.Dawson .Zero 16 Prince Rupert .30 38 Victoria .«.«0 .38 46 Vancouver ., .36 44 Kamloops .34 43 Calgary ., ++ .34 48 Kémonton .$3 3 Rattleford .14 34 Prinos Albert .14 40 Moosejaw .34 4¢ askatoon .14 34 Regina .28 38 Winnipes .32 43 Port Arthur .32 36 London .138 81 Toronto .29 45 Kingston .38 44 Ottawa .20 8 Montreal .36 Quebec .3 te.John .22 40 Halifax .32 48 Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay\u2014 Fresh northeast and east winds, oc- ocasional showers; stationary or slightly lower temperature.Ottawa Valley, Upper and Lower tt.Lawrence\u2014Fair and mild at flrs, followed by Increasing easterly \u2018winds with rain.+ Galt and North Shore\u2014Fair and somewhat milder.Maritime\u2014Moderate winds, fair and mild at first: Increasing south- vast and east winds with rain by night.Lake Superior\u2014TFair; mild st first turning somewhat colder tonight.Manitoba and Saskatchewan\u2014 Basterly winds; local snow flurries; somewhat lower temperature.Adberta\u2014Light local snow; turning dightiy coléer, $100,000.FOR BISHOP'S COLLEGE Was Voted In Legislative Assembly Yesterday Afternoon ~\u2014Supplies Last Night A grant of $100,000 to the University of Bishop's College, payable in yearly instalments of $20,000 i» provided for in a bill brought in by Premier Taschereau.The measure was put through the Legislative Assembly this afternoon.In explaining the bill to the House the Premier said that the Government had last year made a grant of one million dollars each to the big universities and considersd that a proportionate grant to Bishop's College would be $100,000.He hoped that the Anglo-Protestant population of tha Eastern Townships would appreciate it.The Government was glad to make the grant on consideration of the mser- vice which Bishop's College had given and would continue to giva, The House also passed a bill reducing from ten to eight years the term of service of a judge of the sessions, of a police judge or a district magistrate before he could | qualify for a pension in came of sickness.In committee of supply last night.the House passed the following items of the Public Works estimates Cleaning of the Legislative and Departmental Buildings, salaries, etc.: $60,000; Insurance on public buildings generally, $16,000: Inspection, explorations, etc., $16.000: Repairs and maintenance af Mermal Sehoo!s | 38,000: Highway bridges $300,000.Legislative Council.The bill of the Union of Munmicipalities was killed by the Private i Bills Committee of the Legislative Council yesterday when that body refused to adopt the preamble of the measure.This action of the committees was approved by the Upner House at ite noon eitting.The bill concerning the 8t.Jean Baptiste Society of Montreal was given first and second reading: \u2014 Amending the charter of the Town of 8t.Jerome; Incorporating the Town of Mont Joll; concerning ; the parish of Drummondville andi the estate of the late Abbe Frederic: Tetreau: detaching certain lots from | the County of Terrebonne and annexing them to the parish of 8t.Joachim, Amsomption County: de- aching certain Tata from the county of Kamouraska and annexing them ta the parish of St.Plerre d'Escourt, County nf Temiscouata: amending the Revised Statutes relative to the mode of harnessing horses in certain counties.\u2018The first three bills wera refarred to the Privates Bills Committee and the last three to the Legislation >ommittee.The bill anthorising the Quebec ftreams Commission to build a dam on the Ouareau River was also presented in the Upper House and given first reading, The Council then adjourned until Tuesday the 14th.instant at 4 pm.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014, EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CANADIAN BAR TO MEET Montreal, Que,\u2018 March 10.\u2014The Midwinter Meeting of the Executive Council of the Canadian Bar Association will commence here tomorrow morning when Important matters relative to the degrees of training and education desirable in the case of lawyer students will be taken up together with the making of arrangements for the annual meeting of the Association to be heid August 12 at Vancouver.Sir Francois Lemieux, Chief Justice of Quebec, will attend and also Mr.Ju: trom Halifax.fice Rogers \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TONE BANDIT SECURES OAR AND PAY ROLL.Detroit, Mioh, March 10\u2014 bandit at noon today Jumped on oe running board of an automobile be- Ing Iniven by J.P.George, paymes- tor for a local contracting concern, compeled George and another em- $0700 to jump off, and drove away in the car with à eatchel containing $4,500 of the company's funde.APPETIZING DISHES.are always proourabie at min prices.There is a savor Fog food not to be found clsewhere because our chiefs are artiste in their line.Our modernly arranged cafeteria enables us to keep our food hot at all times.Look over our suggestive menu for dishes that whet the appetite.Elda Cafeteria (Near Andétestem) BWA VISIT PRIME MINISTER WITH PETITION Want Pension Rates Revised \u2014Investigation Of Soldier Settlement Act Asked THE CANTEEN FUNDS Battalion Colors To Be Placed In Westminster Abbey Also Requested (By Canadien Press) Ottawa, Gay 160-\u2014Presontiag & ps- tition covering eleven different requests, a large delegation from the G.W.V.A.of Canada interviewed the Prime Minister and Members of the Cabinet early this afternoon.The delegation was headed by R.B.Mexwell, Dominion President of the G.W.V.A.and was received in the Prime Minister's office.It made the toflowing request: \u2014 1\u2014That the pension rates de revised and fixed, granting the widow and widowed mother pension at the rate of $75.per month, the widow with children $100 per month plus allowances for children, and stl dis- «bled men $1.00 per month per one percent of dimadility.2-\u2014That penetons be awarded under suitable regulations to widows whose marriage was contracted subsequent to the appearance of the war disability causing death.3\u2014 That the regulations be amended enabling more just consideration of the pension claims of ex- service men in cases where doubt exiets as to the attributability to service.- 4\u2014That provisions be made for the education of the chiitren of deceased and seriously disabled | eoi- diers.5\u2014That provisions be made for housing measure administered directly by the Federal Government for all ex-service men and dependents.6\u2014That the necessary steps he taken to promote a thorough investigation into the Soldier Settlement Act, the administration thereof under the present system and the con ditions of settlers generally with a view to bringing about such amendment; alterations and™ adjustments as may be found necessary to insure to soldier mettlerw the grentest poss- hle opportunity for improvement and ultimate permanent success.7\u2014That immediate provision be made, either by way of pension or sheltered employment for those clas- ployable through war service and at present without adequate maintenance.R\u2014That suitable provision he made for the dependents of those reported as missing or deserted.$\u2014That the canteen funds be (1) allocated on an equitable basis to representative boards of trustess in the respective provinces, or (2) ap- pited to the establishment of an old age pension fund, or (3) devoted to the educational requirements of the children of the deceased or serfous- ly dieatieM soldiers.10\u2014That ruitable steps he taken to compensate ex-serviremen for loeses occasioned dy the fluctuations of the sterling rate of exchange on the issue of pay and allowance over- sean, 11\u2014That à Royal Commission or A select committee of the Houm of Commons be empowered to receive evidence relating to the further sug- gented amendments to existing legia- lation which nre submitted herewith, In presenting the petition, Prem mee of ex-servicemen rendered unem- ! QUEBEC, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922, EX-FARMHAND IS BRITISH EARL At Present Lawyer In Chicago \u2014Worked On Canadian Farm Years Ago Chicago, March 10-\u2014Cyrill Woodward Clubley Armstrong.one time Canadian farm hand, and at present à lawyer in this city, today wes informed that he is heir to & British earidom.Armatrong was sent to Canada from England when sixteen years of age and secured his first job as a laborer for Wiliam and Jamew Johnson on à farm near Norwich, Ont.Later he worked on à farm near Stratford.Ont, and waa for at a time subscription solicitor of the Stretford Bacon.Mr.Armstrong received & communication which had been sent to friends of his Ly the conwuiar department in Washington in response to queries from relatives in India asking that he be located.He produced many letters and documents to prove that he was the man sought but sa!d he knew nothing of the title Qe is supposed to have inherited, for he became separated from his family when a child and had worked his way up to membership in the bar through night schools.Previously he sold newspapers subscriptions for «x living and worked on Canadians farms.The letter asking that Mr.Armstrong be traced was written by Orran Phoneson, British Vice-Consul in charge at Natrobi, East Africa to the State Department a: Washington.It mate dthat the Armstrongs recently had falen heir to an earldom, that Cyril was the immediate heir and that is younger brother, Captain Gt.John Shelverton, was seeking Cyril.The letter was forwarded from Washington to Mayor P.J.O\u2019Brien of Quincy, who located Armstrong in Chicago.Armstrong eadd today that he im sure that he is the man sought.\u201cMy dather's name was, I think, William George Armstrong\u201d.he continued.\u201cHe died when I was 20 young that I don't remember &.1 had two younger brothers\u2014WiNiam Lawrence and Captain &t John Shelverton.My mother remarried and \u201cWhen I was about nine years old, my uncle Lawrence Vennesmy Clubley Armstrong, a noted civil en- rineer, took me to England from India where he was born about 1880.L went to school at Bt.Mary's, Windsor, England, and Quernmore House ot \u201cBromiley.1 4l4irt make = much progress in my studies, 50 my uncle; sent me to Canada when I was sixteen.1 worked for William and James Johnson on a farm near Norwich, Ont., for two years.Then I went to a farm near Stratford, and later became subscription solicitor of the Stratford Beacon.I came to the United States then, going to work as a cub reporter in Quincy when I was about 21.\u201cTJ determined to do better and went to night school, finally being admitted to the bar in 1908.I came to Chicago 1913 and have been practising law here since\u201d.Mr.Armatrong learned of his second brother's death In France in the war through the communications received today.Mr.Armstrong tried twice to enlist in the United States Army in the war and once in the Canadian army, but was rejected.He showed certificates in support uf these statements.He had not heard from any member of his family for about ten years his uncle's last address being Edinhurgh, Scotland.SETTLEMENT OF FIUME SITUATION INTENDED Beigrade, March 10\u2014The Jugo- Blav Government intends to approach a settloment of the Fiume situation in a conciliatory attitdue, dent Maxwell sald that an examination of the present circumstances nf ex-gervicemen and their dependents had impressed the association with the paramount necessity of & national effort, inspired dy the Government in cooperation with all the organized Interests of the country to remedy more fundamentally those conditions which had subjected many to degrading poverty, and which tended towards economic stagnation.Mr.King thanked the executive for the clear presentation of its îe- gislative program and pointed out that His Excellency the Governor General in the &peech from the Throne had forecasted the formation of a special Commiusion to deal with the pyobleme of ex-rervicemen, their dependents and widows and other dependents of the fallen.The former Government, he atated was not euffictentiy representative to give full considerationa to these matters, but he averred that the pre- sont administratipn wae broadly re- resentative and thus able to sympa- thetioally survey the entire situation.Mr, J.V.Conroy, Secretary of the Toronto District command G.W.V.Aasked for Government aswistance in carrying out the request of the Dean of Westminster that a dupil- cate of the Canadian Battallon cu- lors be replaced on Wole's monument in Westminster Abbey.Hon.G.P.Grahwm stated thet he had considered thid matter and would make a report to the Government In the near future.Noting Now Eaded Voting by ex-ærvice men to determine the diapontion of Canada's share of the profits of the Navy and Army centeens has now been ended, the votes counted and ¢he result made known.The proposal which suined the approval of the majerity 200 BT.JOKN STRART but with teh Intention of obtaining \u2018 assurance that there will be no fur- , ther aggressions against the Government thers.Particular insistence will be made con the complete ex- ,ecution of the torms of the Rapallo treaty.It was etatet today that there would be no concentration of Jugo- ! Slav troops at Flume, the Govern.| ment's action in this respect being | limited to certain measures necessary to security.WAYAGAMACK PULP CO.RUNS AT FULL CAPACITY Montreal, March 10\u2014G.R.Whitehead, President of the Wayagamack Pulp and Paper Mills Limited, Three Rivers, seen here today stated that evidence of the revival of the Canadian Pulp Industry was furnished by his company's plant at Three Rivers, which was now, after an interval of some years, working at full capacity and producing 240 tons of pulp and 100 tons of Kraft paper dally.he establishment of memorial workshops for the provision of sheltered employment and home employment for disabled ex-servicemen, including those suffering from tuberculosis\u201d.In all 560,000 ballot papers were distributed and of these slightly less than 23,000 were returned.Of these rather less than 8.000 voted for the above proposal constituing an easy majorky over those voting for any other plan.This result will be made the eud- ject of & report which will probably furnished material for the Parliamentary committees for re-estab- lishment which # is estimated will \u2018meet Aring during this semsion.The amount for disposal under the canteen fumd is not exactly known.It was at first announced to have been à very large sum but it hae been of thows whe cast their ballets was | rradually dwindling smoe the first announcmnent.St.John took his stepfathers name.| MORE DISORDERS STIR BELFAST Lisutenant Of Seaforth Highlanders And Police Constable Are Killed delfast, March 16\u2014Lisutenan Bruce of the Beaforth Highlanders was murdered in Albert St, in the Falls Road district this evening by A Party of men supposed to be 8inn Feiïners.The lieutenant was shot with revolvers.The greatest mili- lary activity followed the killing.ft.Bruce was wearing civilian clothes and the motive for the murder is not known.Constable Cullen, who was shot In an attack in the Fall Road earlier in ths evening, dled later from his wounds, An official statement issued tonight, says that since Feb.11.twenty two Catholics and seventeen Protestants have been killed in Belfast.The total number of fatalities nce July, 1921 is given as 125 Catholics and 42 Protestants.8ir Dawson Bates, Home Becretary of the North Ireland Cabinet today emphatically denied the report from Dublin yesterday that Orangemen were planning a wholesale! | onslaught on Catholics in Belfast.The Provisions] Government was re: ported se claiming to possess knowledge of such intentions., 8ir Dawson characterized the report as part of a general conspiracy against the neace of the city, with the ulterior motive of making law and order impossible and compelling Ulster to abandon ita right to a: separate government from the rest\u2019 of Ireland.While two policemen were patrolling York street ¢his afternoon.six an off.This noon, Wm.Kerr was found In & vacant lot near York Roard suffering from a bullet wound.Constables O'Connor and Cullen were attacked by an armed band In the Falls Road tonight.O'Connor was shot dead and Cullen was mortally wounded.Meetings Arrangedarmed men surrounded them, took, away their rifles and revolvers and: THE VICEROY OF INDIA CRISIS Eventual Resignation Of Earl Reading Regarded As Inevitable London, March 10\u2014Thers were no further developments in the India crisis tonight.It was stated authoritatively that an announcement of the name of the successor of Edwin 8.Montagu as Secretary for India had been postponed until Monday or Tuesday.It was added that it was virtually certain the new secretary would not be Andrèw Bonar Jaw.The: eventual resignation of the Earl of Reading as Viceroy of India is still regarded as inevitable, The India incident has Intensified the strong feeling between the Liberal and Conservative wings of the Coalition ministry.While awaiting reports from India as to the effect of Mr.Montaœu's resignation, the posttition of Vice- Men have Been Waiting for this News.ENGLISH OVERCOATS JUST ARRIVED They have just come in, the new English slip-ons.The ideal top coat for Spring.Come in today and try them on.and also see the new Spring Suits.roy Reading is the chief subject of the discussions of the press.om- | elt] circles which deal with Indian affairs do not concur in the prevail- | ing opinion that the Viceroy neces- | sarily will follow che secretary of | state for India in quitting the government.It is stated that the Earl of Reading certainly was in his right as far as technicalities were con- cecned with regard to the publication of the Indian statement.His actfon is declared to have heen taken evidently on the bellef.that publication of the Moslem viewpoint concerning the settle ment of near eastern affairs was necessary and he sought and received sanction from\u2019 the secretary for India, the only official of the Home Government to whom he was responsible.\u2018The Earl of Derby, former Secretary for War has heen offered the Secretaryship for India in succession to Edwin 8.Monmtagu.who realigned yerterday, according to reports in the Parllamentary lobbies today.In the event of Tord Derby's refusa! the Duke of Devonshire is mentioned as the likely appointee.Other names that came In for Dublin, Mar.10\u2014Mass meetings, in support of the Irish Free State; have been arranged for Sunday at Cork, where Michael Collins will bo the principal speaker.A meeting also will be held at Dundalk where: ; Arthur Griffith and Professor John MacNeili will speak.Eamon De Valera, accompanied Wr Cathal Braghe (Charles Busgess farmer Minister of Defence, \u201cwill speak at Dungarvan.County Waterford.March 16, at Thurles on the 17th.st Killarney on the 18th, and at Trales on the 18th.URGED INQUIRY INTO ONT.PARTY Dominion Alliance Convention Experienced Lively Time\u2014 Conduct Of Some Members Toronto, March 10\u2014A resolution demanding investigation by the Ontario Government of the conduct of Members of the legislature who look part in \u201cthat last night party\u201d mention were those of Colonel Amery, Parliamentary and Financial Secretary of the Admiralty, Lords Ronaldshay and Crawford and Andrew Bonar Law.Asked for an opinion in regard to the pubilcation of the recent message from the Indian Government ; which led to the resignation of Edwin 8.Montagu the Becretary for (ndia.Mr.Lloyd Geoewe mid:- \u201cWe have been keeping the balance quite fairly between the Turks and the Greeks and we want renl peace in that part of the world.The publication of a document of this sort makes it difficult to negotiate a satistactory peace.\u201cAs for Moslem opinion In India, we have always paid every regard to it.It had a great influence in the determination of our policy| throughout and we patd great deference to the part the Moslems took in the great war.They are fully entitled to express their opin.fon and have the right to expect that we will consider it as ani element in the determination of our: policy.\u201d f KARRY KELLER FAMOUR MAGICIAN 18 DFAD.Tos Angeles, March 10\u2014Harry Kellar world famous magician, died at hie home here today after two years ill-health and a severe illness of several weeks.He was 13 fears old.at Queen's Park, dropping with the forces and umexpeciedness of a bombshell into thls morning's ees- sion of the Dominlon Alilance convention at Massey 1iall gave the gathering the NveMest ten minutes it; has experienced in the three days it has been in session.Action on the\u2018 resolution was temporarily deferred when it was referred to the law enforcement committee, despite vigorous protests trom A.R.Hazard.KIC., ita mover.*Pahaw\u201d, with that monosyllable and a shrug of his shoulders Rev.Ben Spence, Becretary of the Allance today dismissed the subject of Attorney-General Haney's statement yesterday that it was for the Legislature to decide whether the limelight of investigation should be turnod on the events of the party.\u201cI'm not interfering In this matter at all\u201d Mr.Spence declared, \u201cMr.| Raney mys that if the Lestsiature | wants an investigation it can have one.All right.\u201cThe City Council wams this party investigated\u201d.he added.\u201cThe la- xistature wants a trip of certain Aldermen to Detroit investigated, My advice to both of them would be Dont do anything in the first place which lwil require an investigation\u201d.FIVE BANDITS RORBED BANK MAKE RICH HAUL San Antonio, Texas.March 10\u2014 Twenty thousand dollara in gold, solver and currency and 360,000 In sate and county bonds together with jewelry with an unofficial eeti- mated value of eeveral thousand dollars was stolen when five bandits robbed the New Braunfels state bank, 30 miles north of here this afternoon and escaped in an automobile.MANITOBA WILL HAVE PROVINCIAL ELROTION Winnipeg, March 10-\u2014\"1t » an amured fact\" says the Winnipeg Tribune in & news story this afternoon, \u201cthat Manitoba 10 to have a Provinclal election this year.The election will take place whether the Government je defeated in the Mouse or not.These facts were obtained today from sources which may be re- sarded es indigputadie.News Index Page Two.\u2018The Great War As | Baw ft\".Page Three Timber Question Critical One.| Drill Hall Show Great Success.Quite A Feat of Engineering, Léquor Act On The Grill.Page Four Editorial: Press Comment.Russian Relief Bhip Wrecked.Page Five.Board of Trade Weekly Meeting.Timothy Ryan laid to Rest, Arrest Man In Montreal.Canada And the United States.Public Bodies (Jet Together.+ Page Six.Big Allan Cup Game Tonight Quebec Player In Semi-Final.Hike Of Bki Club Cancelled, Granites Beat Iroquois Falls Page Seven.Literary Digest Announcement.Page Eight Old Tradition Was Smashed.Page Nine Auto's Role In United Sates, Page Ten.Financial and Commercial News, New York and Montreal Markets, Pages Eleven To Seventeen Quebec Auto Exhibition News.Page Fightren, Social and Personal.Bunday'e Church Serviceseminiscences of the Pan.FIREMEN CALLED TO ANSWER TWO ALARMS The Qremen wire obliged to an swer two calle yesterday, one come.ing from Box 86 and the other from Box 46.The firet named alarm proved to be for à chimney fire at 170 Aragn Street, and it was subdued without any difticulty by the men from num.\u201cer three station.The escond was for & small blase in the Belanger Building, on Mountain Hill, and thie llivewise did not cause much trouble, one tatoock suffiving to extinguish NEW SPRING HATS You will like the new Fedoras with their medium roll brine, ly the new Spring shades.English and American styles, Priced from $4,850 New Styles in Spring Derbies Priced from $6.50 | Jolt, Renfrew Ca Limited detachable handles Pudding Dishes, inches high.$22.50 for $13.80.Silver Plated Ware of fine quality at exceptionally low prices.Entree Dishes in plain oval style with medium size with thread ornamentation $13.50 for $1.50.Fruit Baskets and Cake Dishes in pierced designs $1 1.25 and $113.50 for $5.00 and $8.18.Open Casseroles with pierced frame and Pyrex Glass Lining $14.00 for $6.00.Candlesticks in attractive designs, 6 and 10 $7.75 and $9.00 for $4.00 and $6.00 pr.6 Compotes in pierced styles.$5.50 for $3.00 Pie Plates with pierced frame and brown Ovenware or Pyrex Glass Lining $5.50 and $7.25 for $2.00 and $3.00 Our Window Display Friday Evening will be worth while seeing.G3 Seifert & Sons ON SATURDAY WE ALWAYS ADD A FEW LINES OF CAKES THAT YOU SURELY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE ON YOUR TABLE, AS A FINISHING TOUCH TO YOUR SUNDAY DINNER.OUR BREAD IS DELICIOUS MACKENZIE-KING GETS MEMORIAL From Deputation Of Clergymen Upon The Subject Of immigration (By Canadian Press) tation representing the official Hoards of the Anglican, Bapitais, Congregational, Methodist and Pres uyterlan Communions in Canada presented a memorial to the Premier this morning upon the subject of immigration.The recommendations of the resolution were as follows: (1) The formulation, preferably by & special commission, of a well considered construction immigration policy on a scientific and patriotic basis.(2) The appointment of & permanent Hoard of Immigration of representative men with a measure of freedom.(a) To co-ordinate the activities of Federal, Provincia! and Municipal and voluntary agencies.(+) To have limited powers of de- viaton es to the amount of permis the fire.cible immigration.Ouawa, Ont.March 10\u2014A depu- | VALIQUET'S Phone 6567-6568\u201412 Fabrique St.\u2014Opp.City Hall EXPORTS DECREASED DURING LAST FEW YEARS North Sydney, NB.March 10\u2014 Canada\u2019s exports to Newfoundland during the lam few years decreased 50 percent while the Ancnent Colony has greatly increased its imports from the United States, the Canadian Government has decided to send G.A.R.Emery, an official of the Department of Commerce, to the island to look into the pomsfbilities of reviving Canadan-Newfoundland trade, according to a letter recelved by R.¥.MoNell, Secretary of the local Board of Trade.For some years this disturbing condition has engaged the attention of the Board of Trade here and strong representations have repeatedly been made té the Ottawa Government.Mr.Ermery wtil leave Ottawa about March 18 and converse with busirems men here en route.(¢) To have general concern, for the reception, distribution, instruction and care of all newcomers.Finally, the Government was asked to provide for a high standard of naturalisation end adequate tratning for the Mmooming settiers.The tag day for 8t.Bridget's Home is going to take place on 8t.Patrick's Day for the little orphans.March11,19 A THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, \u2019 .SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922, Why do you drink Tea?\u2014For its FLAVOUR, of course Then why not make sure of the finest Flavour and always use \"SALADA® Refreshing - Stimulating - Comforting Business and Professional Directory Dentists Accountants.Phose 5526.sm\" t si || OBERT STEWART, LLA, ® am.to ® pm.Public Accountant LA COMPAGNIE DENTAIRE DE QUEBEC wa Authorized Trustee All dental work guarantesd: Und plates, bridges, gold 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be donated by the author to the Canadian Red Cross Boclety to be used by them, as they think best, in the interest of tubercular, soldiers, .Let him, who in these fesble pages reads Ot high-souled valour trious deeds.Remember those who wroyght them and their needa CHAPTER IV.and illus- FESTUBERT AND GIVENCHY, May and June, 1915, \u2014_\u2014 When our men came out of the line, the 2nd Field Ambulance was ordered back for rest and re-organi- sation to & viliage called Ouderdom three miles to the Southwest, and their O.C.invited me to follow them.It was late in the evening when I started to walk.The light was fading and as I had no map I was not certain where Ouderdom wae.I went down the road, deMghting in the sweet amells of nature.It was with a sense of unusual that I walked along with all my woridly possessions in my .haversack.1 thought how convenient it was to lose one's kit.Now I could le down beside any haystack and feel quite at home.The evening alr grew chillier end I thought I had hetter get some roof over my head for the night.I asked various men that I met where Ouderdom was.None of them knew.1 was forced once again to take my solitary journey into the great unknown.Tt was therefore with much satisfaction that when quite dark I came upon some wooden huta and saw a number of men round a little fire in a fldd.I went up to ona of the huts and found In It a very kind and courteous middie-aged lleutenant, who wan In charge of & detachment of Indian troops.When he heard I was looking for the Field Ambulance and going towards Ouderdom, he told me it was much too late to continue my journey that night.\u201cYou stay with me in my hut, Padre\u201d, he said, \u201cand in the morning I will give you a horse to take you to your men.\u201d Ha told me that he had been living by himself and was only too delighted to have a companion to talk to.He treated me as royally as [circumstances would nermi:, and after a good dinner he gave me a blanket and straw bed on the floor of his hut, It was very pleasant to come out of the darkness and loneli- host.and such good hospitality, We discussed many things that night, and the next day I was shown over the camp.Later on the Lieutenant sent me on horseback to Ouderdom.There I found the Ambulance en.dordom.1 blamed the to have another wash and change.very happy home.{ly all night Jong.While ! awake one night thinking of the men (the lines came to me which were \u2018afterwardsa published in Times\u201d.\u201cREQUIFSCENT.\u201d In lonely watches night hy night, Great visions burst upon my sight, For down the stretches of the sky ym hostr of dead go marching by.; ftrange ghostly banners o'er them float, QUEBEC Phone 38 Union Bank Big.on all Broken Lines CY Men\u2019s and Women\u2019s Boots, Shoes « Slippers Also All \u201cQueen Quality Boots\u201d with French Heels Buttoned Boots at $4.00 and $5.00 a pair FOR CASH ONLY Wm.Jacques & Sons 42 Fabrique Street, Quebec.Burglary Insurance NOW IS THE TIME TO COVER AGAINST 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las out of the area and we were ordered off to rest.Our first stop was near Viamertinghe.We reached ft in the afternoon, and.chilly though it wae, I determined to have a bath.Murttorh MacDonald got & bucket of water from & green and slimy pond and put ft on the other aide of à | hadgs, and there I retired Lo have a | (Wash and change.1! Was just In the: | midst of the process when, to my! confusion, the Germane hegan to: hell the adjoining field, and zpNnt- vve of shall fell In the hedge behind 1 | PHE CANADIAN SALT CO, LIMITE Woes trestom\u201d ness of the rond and find auch à Kind | camped in a pleasant field beside a large pond, which afforded um the! luxury of a bath, 1 shall never forget those two restful days 1 spent at Oublankets, however, for causing an irritation of the skin which lasted till I wax able Tieamant as my life wan with the | thare, under a wagon coyer, had & Near \u2018ua\u2018an Imperial battery fired almost incessant.lying that had gone, and wondering what [those ardent spirits were now doing, \u201cThe {staire, but they also ninde me an | honorary members of Lheir mess.Of thought only of themaives, were me.The transport men on the other side called out to me to run and take cover with them under the wagons.\u201cLaan't, boys\u201d.1 replies, \u201cI have got no clothes on\u201d.They roared with laughter at my confusion.Thouprh clothes are not ut all an tmpregnadie armour, somshow or other you feel safer when you are dressed.There was nothing for it but to complete my abluttons, which I did so effectually in the cold spring air that I got 8 chil.That night I was racked with pains as I rode on the horse which the M.O.lent me, on our march to Baiheul.We arrived in the quaint old town «bout two in the morning, and I made my way in the dark to the hotel In the Square.I was refused admission.on the reasonable plea that every bed was already occupted.[ was just turning away, wondering where I could go, for I wes hardly able to stand up, when an officer came out and said I might go up to & room on the top storey and get into his bed as he would need & no .more.It was quite delightful.not only to find a bed, but one which had been so nicely and wholesomely warmed.I spent a most comfortable night, and in the morning I wonder- od it my hatman would find out where I was and come and look alter me.About ten o'clock I heard a knock at the door and called out \u201cCome In\".To my astonishment, a very smart staff officer, with à drase \u2018hat and red badges made his way into the room, and startled me by saying, \u201cI am the Deputy-Judge- Advocate-General.\u201d \u201cOh\u201d, I said, \"I was hoping you were my batman'.He laughed at that and told me his business.There had heen a repért.that \u2018one of our Highlanders had been crucified on the door of a barn.The Roman Catholic Chaplain of the 3rd Brigade and myself had tried to trace the story to ita origin.We found that the nearest we could get to it was, that someone had told somebody else about it.One day I managed to discover a Canadian soldier who eaid he had seen the crucifixion himself.I at once took some paper out of my pocket and a \u2018New Testament and \u2018told him, \u201c1 | want you to make that statement on i onth and put your signature to Rt\".He sald.It is not necessary\u201d.But he had been talking wo much about \u2018 the matter to the men aroupd him ; that he could not excape.I had kent ! {his sworn testimony in my pocket and it was to obtain this that the Teputy-Judge-Advocate-Generali had | called upon me.I gave & to him\u2019 and told him that, in spite.of his! oath, I thought the man was not Felting the truth.Weekn afterwards I got un letter from the Deputy Judge telling me he had found the man, , Who when confronted by a staff of- \u2018 ficer weakened, and sald he was mis- j facon in swearing that he had seen \u2018he crucifixion\u2014he had only been told about ft by someone else.We have no right the charge the Germana with the crime.They have dons wo many things equally sed, that we do not need to bring che; amatnst them of which we are\u2019! quits sure, as \u201cDESIDE.THE STILL WATERY\u201d.\u2018The Brigade was quartered in the little village of Steenje.It was a pretty place, and it was delightful to fresh green leaves.There was something about the exhilarating life we were leading which made one extremely sensiive to the beauties of nature.1 have never cared much for flowers, except in a general way.But now I noticed & great change.A wild flower growing in & éttch by the wayside sermed to me to be almost a living thing, and spoke in its mute way of êtx life of peace and contentment.and mocked by its very humility, the world of men which was #0 full of noise and death.Color too made a most powerful appeal to the heart.The gleam of sunlight on the moss that covered en old thatched roof gave one a thrill of gladness.The world of nature putting on {ts fresh spring dress had its message to hearts that wers lonely and anxious, and t was à memage of ;calm courage and hope.In JuMan Grenfells beautiful poem \u201cInto Rattle\u201d, he notew this memage of the field and trees.Everything in nature spoke to the fighting man and gave him its own word of cheer.Of course all the men did not show they wers conscious of these emotional suggestions, but I think they felt them nevertheless.The green flelds and shining waters round 8teenje had a very soothing effect upon minds that had pawsed through the bitterest ordeal in their life's experience.One morning I held a service of Holy Communion im the open air.Everything was wonderful and beautiful.The golden munlight was streaming ecross the earth in full radiance.The trees were fresh end green, and hedges marked out the field with wails of living beauty, \u2018The graes itn the meadow was soft and velvety, and, jumt behind the spot where I had placed the akar, a silver stream wandered slowly by.When one adds to such & scene, the faces of a group of earnest, well-made and heroic young men, it in easily understood that the beauty of the service was complete.When it was over, I reminded them of the twenty-third Psalm, \u201cHe maketh me to lls down in green | pastures; He leadeth me beside the still waterw\u2019.There too was the table prepared before us in the presence of our enemies, At Bteenje, as no dillet had been provided for me, the Engineers took me in end treated me right royaily, ! Not only did they give me à pile of straw for a hed in the dormitory up- the work of the \"Sappers,\u201d in the Great War, one cannot speak too highly.Hrave and efficien they were always working and co-operating enthusiastically with the infantry.Every week now that passed was deepening that sense of comradenhip which gound our force together.The mean people, the men whan cither heing weeded out or taught that there was no place for selfish.nem in the army.One great iss.son wan impressed upon me in the war and that Je, how wonderfully \u201cfruity\u201d taste of their abolition.A mam his wild fandies free, and gives to his anger and selfishness, is go! to become the viethn of his own It people at home could only be prevented, as were men in the war, from eying all the bitter and angry things they feel, and from criticising the actions of their neighbors, a different temper of thought would prevail.The comradeship men experienced \u201cin the Great War was due to the fact that everyone knew comradeship was ¢s- sential to our happinas and success.It would be well if all over Canada men realised that the same is true of our happiness and success in times of peace.What might we not accomplish if our national and industrial lite were full of mutual sympathy and love! Our rest at Bteonje was not of long duration.Further South another attack was to be made, and so one evening, going in the direction whither our troops were ordered, I was motored to the little village of Robecq.There I managed to get a comfortable billet fer my- seif in the house of à oarpenter.My bedroom was a tiny compartment which looked out on the backyard.It was quite delightful to lie in a real bed again, and as I was enjoying the luxury late in the morning I watohed the carpenter making a baby's coffin.Robecq then was a very charming place.The canal, on which was & hospital barge, gave the men an opportunity for a swim, and the spring alr and the sunshine put them in high spirit A Word With Haig It was at Robecq, that I had my frst sight of General Hels.I was standing in the Equare one afternoon when I saw the men on the opposite side spring suddenly to attention.1 felt that something was going to happen.To my astonishment, I saw & man ride up carrying « flag on à lance.He was followed hy severa) other mounted men.It was so like a pageant that I sald to mywelf, \u201cHello, here comes Joan of Arc.\u201d Then a General appeared (with hie drilllant staff.The Genera! ndvanced and we ali saluted, but he, spying my cheplain\u2019s collar, rode over to me.and shook hands and asked it I had come over with the Canudians.I told him I had.Then he said, \u201cI am wo glad you have all rome into my Army.\u201d I did not know who he was or what army we were in, or in fact what the phrases meant, but I thought it was wise to say nice things to à general, so I told him we were all very glad too.He seemed much gratified and rode off in all the pomp and cireum- stance of war.I heard atferwands that he was Genera! Halg, who at that time commanded the Firat Army.He had from the start, the respect of all in the British Expeditionary Force.A sudden call \u201cto stand to.\u201d how- .ever, reminded us that the war was not yet won.The Brigadier told me that we had to move next morning at five.Then he asked me how I was going and 1 quoted my fav- ourfte text \u201cThe Lord will provide.\u201d My breakfast at 3:30 next morning consisted of a tin of green peas without bread or other adulterations and a cup of coffee.At five a.m.I started to walk, but it was not long before 1 was overtaken by the car of an artillery officer, and carried in great glory, past the General and his Staff, whose horses we nearly pushed into the ditch on the narrow road.The Brigadier waved his hand and congratulated me upon the way in which Providence was look- Ing after me.That afternoon our ambulance, I felt T ought to go back be back In the peaceful country|brigade was settled in reserve and join my Rrigade.J got n ride | again, May was bringing ous the | trenches at Lacouture.There were to the transport at Firielen.And wiring flowers and the trees wore a number of Ghurka regiments in the neighbourhood, as well as some Guards battalions.I had a service for the bomb-throwers in à litle orchard that evening, and T found a billet with the officers of the unit in e particularly small and dirty house by the wayside.Some of us lay on the floor and I made my bed on three chairs\u2014a style of bed which 1 sald I would patent on my return to Canada.The chairs, with the middle one facing in the opposite direction to prevent me rolling off, were placed at certain distances where the body needed apecial support, and made à very comfortable resting place, free from those inhabitants which infested the ordinary places of repose.Of courses we did not sleep much, and somebody, amid rours of laughter, called for breakfast about two-thirty a.m, The cook who was sleeping in the same room got up and prepared bacon and coffee, and we had quite an enjoyable meal, which did not prevem our having a later one about nine am, after which I begulled the time by reading Leacock's \u201cArcadian Adventures with the ldle MOTHER Move Child's Bowels with - \u201cCalifornia Pig Syrup\u201d child loves the \u201cCalifornia Fig syrup.\u201d If the little tongue is coated, or if your ohild is listiess, cross, teverish, full of cold, or has colic, a teaspoonful will never fall to open the bowels.In a few hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it worke all the constipation polson.sour bile and waste from the tender, little bowels and gives you & well, playful child again, A Millions of mothers Kesp \u201cCalle fornia Fig @yrup\u201d handy.They know & teasponful today eaves à sick child tomorrow.Ask your druggist for genuine \"California Fig Syrup\u201d which has directions for babies and children of all \u2018ages printed on bottle.Mether! 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prisoner who was badly wounded.I went over to him and offered him a cigarette.This he declined, but asked for some water, putting out his dry tongue to show how parched it was.I valled to some of our men to know if they could spare him @ drink.Several gladly ran acros sand offered their water-bottle.They {were always kind to wounded prisontrs.\u201cIt thine enemy thirst give him drink.\" Just béfors the men went into the trenches, 1 shook hands with one or two and then, as they passed up, half the battalion shook hands with me.1 wus giad they did, but at the same time 1 folt then that it was not wiss for a chaplain to do anything which looked as If he were taking matters too seriously, It was the duty of everyone to forget private teslings in the one absorbing desire to kill off the enemy.1 saw the different battalion ing up and was returning towards headquarters \u2018when whom should I meet but the dreaded Brigadier coming up the road with his staff.It was émpossi- ble to dodge him; I could eee already that he was making towards me.When he came wp to me, he asked me what 1 was doing up the and ordered me bark to Headqu tere on pain of & epeedy return to No.8 General Hospital.; \"If you come Mast of my Meadquarfers,\u201d he mid, \u201cyou will be ent back absolutely certainly.\u201d That night 1 took my revenge by sleeping in his deserted bed, and found it very comfortable.Our Brigade Menadquanters we at Le Touret In a large farm aur.rounded by a moat.We were quite happy, but on the next day, which 1 spent in censoring the letters of the 13th Battalion, I was told that the 2nd Brigade were coming to occu- by the billet and that I had to get out and forage for myself.At half- past six in the evening I saw from my window the giant form of General Currie followed by his staff, riding across the bridge over the moat.tie looked very imposing, but I knew It meant that the ned 1 had slept in was no longer mine.I called my triend Murdoch MacDonald and I got him to pack my 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TIMBER QUESTION GATICNL ONE DRILL HALL SHOW GREAT SUCCESS Cash Prizes Offered By Cana- Big Automobile Exhibition Atdian As To Conservation Of} tracted Elite Of City For Our Forests Opening We are in receipt of a very Important communication from Mr.Frank J.Parnjum of Annapolis Royal, N.8., who is making an urgent appeal for the conservation of forests, and in this regard offers many prises which shall be weil re- osived in the different Provinces.Annapolis Royal, NS.March 6th, 1932.Dear 8ir:\u2014 Our timber situation le very eri- tical end we are simply \u201cadding while Rome is burmag\u201d.It must not be forgotten that when our wool eapply is gone and we have to make paper out of some annual crop the cont then, instead of being about te.per Jb.wih be nearer 24¢, and of course paper is merely one of the many uses that wood is required for.Wil you kindly give the enclosed announcement space in your paper?Practical Forestry.There has bean so much fruitiess discussion regarding the conserv Son of our remaining wood supply, and reforestation, and so little actually accomplished, and the situa- ton is so alarming, owing to the tremendous devastation by the Spruce bud worm and forest fires, that I am moved by the urgency of the situation to make the following offers, applying in the Provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Quebec.$1,000.0 +.+ Prize Open to Any Citizen of Canada.A prise of 31.000,00 divided as foi- bows: 9500.00 fret prize: $250.0C second prize; $160.00 third prize and $100.00 fourth prise for the best essay on the regulation of the Forest Fire menace, with suggestions for, The big automobile show open- od yesterday evening at the Drill Mall, Grande Alles and in the dis- pay of the latest features in manufacture and design as well as in attendance, the upening was aa unqualified success\u2014the evident forc- runner of a new Interest In motor ours and the beginning of what will altimately be looked forward to as en aanual event, \u2018The Drill Hall is prettily decorated for the week of the big show, with flags, stivamere and colored o:ecuric lights, which, wkh the 13v handsome modeis lining the floor und attraction to the scene present- od to the public as they enter tue omcious premisve by the main entrance.The RC.G.A.band was present last night, and rendered a p.oaming program of musica! sole - tions under the direction of Capt.\u20ac Neil, baudn.aster.The large attendance which in- \u20ac ided the elite of the Ancient Capital, together with a number of l.teresed visitors from Montreal aud other parts of the Province, evidentiy took a deep intervet In the cur models on display.Hon.i.A.Taschereau, the Premier; members of his cabinet and members of the Legislative Council and Assembly, were among those present, also His Worship the Mayor Mr, Joseph Samson, and many leading oltizens and Intending pur- cnasers of automobiles.The arrangements and appointments in connection with the big sliow were well carried out.Among the special exhibits worthy of attention are models on display by Mr.M, L Dohan.Palace Hill, dgent for the Vauxall, an English made care, & perfect beauty in de- \u201cEn and a tower of atrength tn construction.This model shown ls the enactment of laws for the pre-:a four seater and may be called a vention of the same: or for any'rucer as it has a record speed of other methods for the protection and | 120 miles per hour\u2014the highest {a retention of our home grown forests the world\u2014and is equipped with a for our home {ndustries, Judges to! be the two Provincial Foresters of Quebec and New Brunswick, the Dean of the Facuky of Forestry of| the University of Toronto, and ths | Director of the Dominion Forestry Eganch; essays to be malled to my adtress on or before June Ist.1922, prises to be awarded and paid Juiy 16th.1922, For the help and information of those who are not famillar with this particuler subject, I willy madl my bulletine on conservation ; free on application.In the Province of Nova Scotia, A prize of $580.00 in cash for the | best municipal or town forest plantation, plantations to he made this spring and prise to he awarded September 16th, 1922, the judges to] the Commimioner of Crown Lands of Nova Scotia and Professor M.Cumming of Truro.A prme of $780.00 én cash to the | Chef Fire Ranger whose district.shows the most efficient organization and Dest results, and showing pro-: portionately the leam fire toes as de-| termined by his activity in fire fight-' ing, and application of the best pre- | ventative methods, the prize to be awarded and paid on the 30th day of November, 1927, And the judge to be the Commissioner of Crown Lands ot Nova fcotia.A cash bonus of $2.00 per acre to the farmera of Nova 8rotia for every! acre of spruce of Dine weedlingn| planted by them on thelr farms the coming spring of 1822, no one farmer ¢o be paid a honus on move than 100 acres, s+ aa to distribute; the plantings an widely an possible | over the province.Location and method of planting must be approv- od by Government Forester of Noval Sootia ¥ one is appointed, otherwise, by Mr.Barnjum'a Forester, to insure satisfactory results.In The Province of New Brunswick A prise of $350.00 in cash for th best municipal or town forest plant- ation, planting :o be done this springis:cretary Mr.Lionel Cand prise to he awarded Soptembe: 16h.19232, the Judgea to he the Minister of Lands and Forests of New Brunswick, the Professor of Forestry, University of New Trunswick, and the Provincial Foraster, of New Brunswick, A prize of $260.00 in cash to the Chief Fire Ranger whose district shows the most effictent organisation and best results, and showing proportionately the least fire loss as de.tenmined by his activity in fire figh:- ing, and by the application of the best preventative methods, the Judge to be the Provincial Forenter for the Province of New Brunewick, prise to be awarded and paid on November 30th, 1932, In the Provinco of Quchec.A prize of $350.00 in onsh for the best municipal plantation planting to de done this spring, and prize to be awarded September 15th, 1923) the Judges to be the Minister of Lande und Forests of Quebec, the Director of the #ichool of Forestry, Laval University, Quebec, and the C?4f Yorester of Quebec.| A prise of $230.00 In cash to the: Chief or Dimtriot Fire Ranger whose district shows the most efficient or- | genisstion and best results and\u2019 showing proportionately the leaat fire loss ab determined by his activ!- ty In fire Aghting, and dy the appl!- ention of the best preventative methods, the Judge \u2018to be the Ohiaf, Former of Quebec and prise to be November Very truly yours, | FRANK J.D.BARNJUM, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.March 8th, 1983, I\" few doors from St.Valier street.¥0 horse-power engine.There is also the moon, Reo.Chandler motor cars everyons of which possesses a reputation for beauty, endurance and workmanship.These models are shown in sdan, coupe.and roadster type.and are wonthy of inspection.This agency also has on exhibit the Reo lard Stewart truck.\u2018The J.M.fandry exhibit of the Kissel and Velle car models are Hkewiss worthy of inspection.They are magnificent automobiles of a high order as regards manufacture and finish, and capacity for endurance end speed.These cars can be had in every standard type\u2014 sedan, coupe, rondæer, ete Mr.Landry's showrooms are permanently situated at No 7 Crown street, The Jarry Freres, whose agency showrooma are located at 166 St Joseph street, have & complete display of the Ford car models which | were the centre of attraction last night.They comprise all designs manufactured by the Fords, and the knookabout In particular, are being very much admired.The Motors Limited, of which Mr A.L Wade js President, carrying on their showrooms on Crown street, hive on exhibition models of the Stephen and Urey-Dort makes which are deserving of the most ndnute inspection.They, lke the 1.regoing nwdeln mentioned, are superior cars in design and finish, euipped with the vary latest en- ¢.ne Improvements.and not only \u2018 andsome but aupremely comfort.ale in every respect.There are other models of differ- leat makes and design on exhibition, t.gether with a large display of ac- cmsories.Including (he Hurt Battcry.The latter Is & feature in it- ».1f, that is caucing considerable in- trree*.and should be closely inepect- .1 by automobile owners.The Quebec automobile Club Is |r-proso:itel at the big show by ite Beaupre, who is ever ready to give informa.t'on in connection wilh automoblli- tiy In the district and province of Quebec.It will Interest the pub- lis to know that there are 47,000 motor cars In use in the Oy of Quebec, and that there have been nade by the Provincial Governnent 3,500 miles of good rosds up t, the present with plans for con- # ruction of many thousands of niles of good roads In the future.Tae Provincial Government intends »ronding $2,300,000 during the com.fr.g summer on the Improvement of roads, and the making permanent the present roads built, ete, and within the next ten years to epend $78,000,000 towards the eame ob- jeot, while the US.government has Arcided in favor of aiding state governments with $1,000,000,000 for the making of gnod roads throughout the United Sta one QUITE A FEAT OF ENGINAEEING Fifteen Hours Required To Move Heavy Machine From Station To Chateau \u2014 Many who passed the junction of Mountain Hill and Buade Street late yesterday afternoon noticed a very large types of mationary engine.around which were a number of men and horses.There was considerable speculation as to what purpose this enyine was intended to serve and ita destination.On enquiry 4 haa heen ascertained that & will he used for the new power house of thu Chateau Frontenac its punpose being to drive the dynamos which will generate the slentric current fur the hotel.Mr.R.L.Jess, manager of \u2018he Quebec Cartage Co.who had the ooriract to move this heavy pleco of machinery to its position, stated | tha.it welghed in the neighborhood of twenty tons and was loaded or a| speinl sleigh at the C.PP.It.yards.| Unfortunately the first sleigh used was unequal to the strain and ool- lapsed half way through ths journey up Palace Hill.[fowever, another and stronger sled being put in com- | miasion, the journey was continued | along the Ramparts and finally to its position at the Chatean.Mr.Jeam wtated that the system uwmed to haul this engine was one of block and! tacitie with horses as motive power.Judging by the ropes, blocks, ete.| that were seen at the end of £t.Anne! Street early yesterday morning, th's! must have been more of an engin- | eering feat than of ordinary cartage.It was stated that the total time re- | quired to complete thin work was: shout 15 actual working hours, all} of which took plare in the wee hours of \u2018he morning so that street cars\u2019 and other traffic would not inter.fers with it or be interferred with' by lt.Removing Chimnoy The large hiack chimney that for: some time pant has rather spoilt the appearance of the Chateau Frontenar well soon cease to he an eyesore to citizens and visitors in Quebec.Yesterday the first section of th 150 foot stack was detached and lowered to the ground, The work of demolition should he completed very shortly thua removing an object which did little to Improve the view in the neighborhood of Dufferin Terrace.Work on the new chimney which is to replace the one removed is practically completed and it can be clearly seen that it will in no may detract from the splendid appearance of the hntel on completion of the new wing.as great care has been taken with this end in view.MRS.ADELARD GIRARD WAS LAID TO REST Funeral Of Well Known Sillery Resident Took Place Yesterday Morning A well known Siilery resident was laid to rest yesterday in tho person of Mra.Adelard Girard, (nes Annis MaNe#), who died after a brief i'l- ness, of only a week.A large number of relatives and friends attended the funeral, testl- tying to the high esteem in which the deceased lady was held.Tho solemn requiem mass was celebrated by Rev.Father Maguire, assisted by Rev.Abbe lerube and Abbe Blanchet as deacon and eub-deacon respectively.1ollowing the service In the church the body of deceased lady was borne to ite last resting place In the parish cemetery, where the prayers at the gruveside were said by Rev.Father Maguire.The chief mourners were her hus- hand, Adelard Girard, two sons, Maurice and Joseph, her father, Peter MoNelt, two brothers, Michasl of Montreal, and Thomas McNeil, and Mr.Vine, of Three Rivers, cousin.SUPERIOR COURT ACTION OVER SALE OF HORS! Through his counsel Mr.Adrien Falardeau, Mr.Aurore Turootte has taken an action in the Superior Court of Quebec to annul the sale of a horze valued at $150.00.The Detemdant Mr.Philomon Gagnon In alleged by the Plaintiff to have esld htm a horee In good con- dion but that when delivered it was found to he lame an! with à sure shoulder.Mr.Turcotte having refused acceptance it was agreed that the Defendant Mr, Gagnon would take hack the horse to treat it and try to cure it by 4 March last.In cars of micress he was to have kent the horwe and returned to Mr.Tuscotte the sum of 8160.00 which the latter had paid to him.1¢ ia fue.ther alleged Ly Mr.Turestta that thèse agreement hava na! bean op ried out and that defendant mii han In \u2018his possesion hoth horse and money.Henco the action.HEAR.In the Methodist Church, Tomorrow Evening: Hayden's \u201cThe Heavens are Telling,\u201d by full choir.\u201cHow Long Wilt Thou Forget Me,\u201d by Mrs.Frazer, Gounod's \u201cJerusalem,\u201d by Mr.Carpenter.\u201cShepherd of Souls,\u201d from \u201cThe Sign of the Cross,\u201d by Thom Male Quartette.Gueber QUEBEC, SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922.THE LIQUOR AGT ON THE GRILL, Liberal Member Wants Uniformity Of Prices-\u201cAn Exploitation,\u201d Says Sauve Matters concerning the administration of the Quebec Liquor Act held the attention of the legislative Asse: .ibly yesterday afternoun, The questions came up very quiet- fy on a motion submitted vy Mr.J.Hughes Furtier, 14beral Member for Heauce who asked for copies of all requests made to the Government to take measures that lquors sent to buyers in localities where there are no liquor stores, be shipped at the exporse of the Cominiasion, snd that thers be uniformity of price througn out the Province.Hon.Jacob Nicol, Provincial Treasurer, replied to the Member for ! eauce, and then Mr.Arthur Sauve, Leador of the Opposition, tock a hand in the debate and way followed dy Premier \u2018Taechereau.Mr.Nicol said that the Government had taken note of the remarks of the Qjomber for Benuce and there was :eason to believe that the LIquor Commission would reinedy the matter and that people in rural districts would ge: liquor at the same price as the city people.Mr.Bauve spoke of the high prices of liquor and said that the traffic.had brought the Government a pro- At of four million dollars in eight months.It was said when the law was brought in that it was \u2018riended to give the people of the Province of Quebec good liquor at a mad price.It was time that a stop be put to exploiting the public.Since ihe liquor Commission had taken contril the prices had gone up and even since the new Government hal taken control at Ottawa there had Leen another increase.Premier Tascheresu said that If ihe suggestion of the Memnher for Reauce was at all feasible it would be given effect.3le sald that the Liquor Act could really be called temperance legislation and this was proved by the smaller number of arrests made under the new regime The system was so good that the eyes of all the other Provinces were lon Quebec and he believed that they would eventually follow the example of Quebec.Even in the United States it was said that Quebec had an Weal law.He said that the sale of alcohol brought a profit of from 18 percent to 20 percent and the tour million doliars\u2019 profit mentioned by the Leader of the Opposition was not for eight montha but for the year.The very day that he law had rome into effect the friends of the Leader of the Opposition at Ottawa had doubled the tax.That duty was fixed by Statute.That accounted for the higher prices and the recent increases were due to the rate of exchange as both English and French monies were steadily increasing in value.Mr.Amedes Monet, Liberal AMem- ber for Naplerville, said that whan the bill was put through at the last session he had argued in favor of liquor stores in villages as well as In cities and towns and he was still of the same opimion.It was only in that way that satisfaction would be given to everyone.The debate was closed by Dr.J.8.Gregoire, Member for Frontenac, who spoke in approval of the law.SPIRITED FIGHT WITH REVOLVERS Detectives Raided Canadian Rum-Running Gang In New York New York, March 10\u2014Two young women and two men, sald by police to be members of Canadian Tum-running gangs put up a spirited battle with revolvers tonight when two detectives of the prohibition squad raided & houes in Charlton Street, Which they had been informed was used ns & terminal for distributing Uquor brought from Canada, Onn of the detectives was shot in the shoulder before police reserves arremed three of the band, Th.other escaped.One thousand hotties of Scotch whiskey were con- flacated.The detectives were admitted to the house by a young woman who gave her name as Marie Pamero, 27 years old.As they started up the stairs another woman standing on ihe fArst landing, open- fire.A moment later she was joined by two men who aleo fired nev- eral shots.The raidera returned the fire but took pains, they said.to avoid injuring the women, Th: delrc\u2019lven continued to force \u2018heir way up, the defenders re.(reating step by step.One of the men was sesn tn drop his revolver and appear to he wounded, Renching the second landing, the dctectivea found their quarry barricaded in a room, and challenging any one to enter.While one of the officers guarded the door, the other summoned police réserves.When they arrived and hroke Into the room, the man helieved to have been wounded had eacaped over the nd- Jointeg roof.The woman and her other companion were huddled In + corner with revolvers levelled at the dons, At the polics station one of the prisoners, Frank Colam admitted, the police maid, that he was a chauffeur engxaegd tn bring whiskey to New York from Canada- Chronicle \u2014_\" rom CECT Tous CARDINAL Cardinal Vanutelli said: * There are scenes which \u201csublime.\u201d When you see \u201cThe to realize as you never the terrible sufferings of in this marvellous produ TANNINS Oanutelli~ de nal Light Is an affecting spectacle.Special Selected Musical Programme for this Big Productionpassion of Our Lord.the cruelty of His executioners and Every heart no matter how hardened will soften and will respond to the appeal of Divine Love as represented ATIEITH LIT PRESENTS THE ETERNAL LIGHT Surpassing even the \u201cPassion Play of Oberammergau\u201d ~ A sublime masterpiece in 8 reols, that was seen and recommended by 17 Cardinals in Roms.4 The saddest, the most tragic and the most mblime drama in the history of the world \u201cThe Eter- CARDINAL ny del Val are really the soul to Cardinal Merry del Val mid: \u201cThe Eternal Light is so fine that many of the scenes pass all too rapidly before one's eyes to permit a full appreciation of their beauty.\u201d Eternal Light\u201d you will be able Aid before, the history of the Eternal Salvation.His agony.ction.really an exceptional privilege, BEGINNING ON SUNDAY at the | CONTINUOTS REPRESENTATION FROM 8 O'CLOCK UNTIL 11 O'CLOCK P.M.EMPIRE ' and publicly recommended Distributed by \u201cThe Eternal Light\" are THE CATHOLIC ARP Very Rev.Canon Allan! P.TION, LTD.Shatfordé, Rev.Dr.W.J.ASSOCIATION, Clark, Rev.M.F.McCutch- Dasdurand Building, eon, Rev.H.W.Browne Montreal, and Rev, A.D.Matheson.Marini 4 The Buebec Chronicle Printed and pubdlishe by the Chronicle Printing Company.P.J.Esan, Seeretary, at the building o£ the Company, 9 Buade Street, Quebec.Subaociption: Deily, Town Subscribers, $4.00 per annum, out of town, $3.00; Weekly, 21.50 per annum: payable in advance.Advertisements: 15 conts per axate line sash insertion.I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC, MARCH 11, 1929 AN INCREASING DEMAND Attention, not altogether untimely, is drawn by the Department of the Interior in the current issue of its @alettn, \u201cNatural Resources,\u2019; to the heavy demands made upon the avaliable pulpwood supply tn the Dom- (ndom by the pulp and paper industry, which is one of Oanada's most important, if not indeed tte most im- portans industrial interest.Utilising the forests of Canada as raw material, it is essentially an industry in which Canadians as a whole are interested, und its rapid growth of late years has been a feature of the Dominjon\u2019 industrial progress.Bulletin No.18 of the News Print Service Bareau gives the output of the sixteen Canadian paper mills report.Ing as 812,860 tors for the year 1921, or an average per mill of 50,805 tens, whereas the cutput of the twenty-céght Unicod States mills reporting was 970,- 436 tons, or 34.685 (ons per milk As ahowing further the improved condition of the Canadian paper situation, the decrease in production for the twelve months of 1921, compared with the same poriod of 1920, wus 24 per cent in the United States, and but 8 per cent in Canada.United States Iinports of paper from Canadu for November were 63,267 tons, while her next largest supplier was Sweden, from whom she obtained but 8,416 tons.Her total imports from all countries other than Canada were hut 8.278 tons.During the same month Cansds supplied 36,494 tons of ground wood pulp, 13.340 tons of sulphate pulp, 20,508 tons of sulphite pulp, and 44.835 cords of palp- wood.This paper and palpwood all comes from the natural forests of Canada.How long they can maintain the supply is unknown; the demand is increasing, and mills have to hring the pulpwood greater distances and at enhanced cost.The larger mills, fortunately, have realized that the safety of their investments in manufacturing plant depends upon the maintenance of an adequate pulpwood supply, and are replanting the cut- over areas and more intensively protecting their remaining timber from fire.A WANDERING PEOPLE The whole history of the Mennonites, who have started on their latest trek from Western Canada to Mexico, has been ons of migration.It was in the early Seventies that they came to the West from Russia and formed the first large settlements in Southern Manitoba: being given exemption from military service by Oreder-tn-Council, a decree that was recognized by the Government when conscription was enforced during the late war.The Mennonites arc an old religious sect, dating back to 1338, originating in Zurich.Thelr teachings spread through Switzerland, Germany and Folland.Perseouted in Germany, large colonies settled in Southern Russia, brought there in 1786 by Catherine the Grest, who promised them amnesty from military service and the right to their own schools aad their own forms of worship.Persecution by the laser Russian , battles into home-run duels Now ne Quebec, defeated N.B.! The pleasure car registration, in oad feanible to put up the one- until they equal our out- Authorized Trustees.Y \u2019 ; ee .the pitcher is out for revenge with |p.\u2018and B.D, by, West] Which there le always the grestes: | seam (1) top.Now nearly everyone Offices: 126 Bt.Peter Street, Marchtxé | ous ot Ireland.ay MOmMARGS ne full and felt intention ofcgdiane Francis an ° ° \u2014 ow a pere car veu rides with he top up all the time, || |PUt and we have a chain Dominion Building, FOR BALE.Fuller c.\u2026.2.Comnora[1TE % Maxim Silencer to the dull hati Col.A.B.Harris and Major K.|Criess of about 13 class of vehicles (8nd usually in much greater com- (| lof 38 quality tailoring Quebec.ch8.11,16.1824 Point.Tete Dane hit IL ls uur gues thatlg gr \u201cQuebec, defeated H.Rowe jumped from $15,773 in 1930 to |fort because of this fact.shops operating from Marchd, 11,16, \u2014\u2014\u2014 |McDenald . ae prey Q FPS Pr \\ fin armee à ae | © .\\ ERR Nes us SS Reged I pe Es _\u2014 \u2014 dan = tt _\u2014 Nf rn \u2014 tiie ts Le a ve I EX Tb nf eu ny 24 1 rames HAE RE MAE Nok 2 bre, a) Doe 2 Py A po Po pos $e hn 2 4 SN A gl Le $2 Ca AO Cu 1h he vr = à : \\ oo 5 ! [AR : .1\u201d \u2018 eur \" TT THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.nT SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1998.| a DSCREN f A LAS be Deco CO OO en RER LEA Be = Eau Unif Bail Sat Eail Ent nlf Bend ach lf Beal nt Tlf Tad Gui bail bai Va ou Et Le Da ps a Re el i Ee RR Erna ERLE) NOW IN FULL SWING | QUEBEC'S FIRST REAL | MOTOR SHOW | atthe DRILL HALL Grand Allee | MARCH 10 to 17 Inclusive * PLL EAN FL EL Last night saw the opening of QUEBEC'S FIRST i REAL MOTOR SHOW in the Drill Hall, Grand Allee, and judging from the attendance and interest manifested last night it will be a Grand Successreal, are assembled in splendid Variety from the stately Rolls Royce down to the well-known Ford.The Prospective Purchaser has an exceptional opportunity at the Show in seeing the Different Makes and in having the from such an array of Motors as is now on exhibition at the Drill Hall should not be difficult to make.Everyik thing to interest the Motorist is provided, there being a number of Accessories which show the newest things in \u201cMotor Car\u201d science.The Show opens every morning at 10 o\u2019clock and continues until 10.30 every night.A Tea Room will be provided (under the direction of the Daughters of the Empire) for the convenience of the public.THERE WILL BE A BAND AND CONCERT EVERY EVENING BAND and CONCERT Every Evening - - Admission 350.OAM toW030PM | v 4 Quebec Dealers\u2019 Autos, besides many from Mont- ; various \u201cAdvantages\u201d of each car explained.À selection ) y | \u2018 1\u2014Perfect Roadability.2\u2014Patented oil control.8\u2014Perfect heat balance.4\u2014Bpring side-play adustment.6\u2014-Double external brakes.;SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1922.Announces New Prices affecting all Custom-built models mounted on the Kissel Custom-built chassis.Standard Touring 7 pass.$3800 F.0.B.Quebec \u201c \u201c* De Luxe Touring 7 \u201c 4500 , De Luxe Tourster 4 \u201c 4500 \u201c \u201c De Luxe Speedster 4 \u201c 4500 \u201c \u201c De Luxe Coupe 4 .\u201c 5800 \u201c \u201c De Luxe Sedan 6 \u201c 5800 «\u201c \u201c Coach-Sedan 8 «\u201c 5800 «\u201c \u201c De Luxe equipment includes 6 wire wheels, bumpers front and rear\u2014-motor meter\u2014cord tires\u20144 shock absorbers\u2014trunk rack\u2014 clock sh leather upholstery in Tourster \u2014 distinctive Mohair upholstery in closed models.cml ve De Luxe Speedster New Price $4500 F.O.B.Quebec De Luxe Tourster New Price $4500 F.O.B.Quebec New prices includes 6 wire wheels\u2014bumpers front and rear\u2014 cord tires\u2014motor meter\u20144 shock absorbers\u2014trunk rack\u2014clock \u2014Spanish leather upholstery.De Luxe Coupe New Price $5800 F.O.B.Quebec New price includes 6 wire wheels\u2014bumpers front and rear\u2014 cord tires\u2014motor meter\u20144 shock absorbers\u2014trunk rack\u2014clock \u2014distinctive Mohair upholstery.Coach-Sedan - New Price $5800 F.O, B.Quebec New price includes 6 wire wheelx\u2014bumpers front and rear- \u2014cord tires\u2014motor meter\u20144 shock clock\u2014distinctive Mohair upholstery.EXCLUSIVE KISSEL FEATURES absprbers\u2014trunk rack\u2014 7\u2014Balanced reciprocating parts reduce motor vibration to new minimum, 8\u2014S8pecial Custom-built doors, 9\u2014Cuwbom-built individual fen- b .denrs, 8\u2014Hand fitted graphite bear 10-Exclusive Custom - built ings to eliminate chassis rat- windshield.ties.11-Distinctive individual aluminum steps.Exhibition of the most recent models at our automobile show rooms, \" : \u2014\u2014\u2014 À JM LANDRY Distributer for the Province of Quebec 20 Crown Street Quebec, P.Q.Motor Salon at Drill Hall THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE\u2018 Year Mr.H.8.Pritchard, Sales Manager of the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd.in an interview regarding the activities of his company in Canada, and the prospects for the sales of the Ford car for the year 1922, said; \u201cIf everybody in the automobile industry ia half as busy as the Ford Company of Canada, the prospects for 1923 are indeed bright.\u201d Continuing, he said: \u201ci believe 1922 is going to see & general revival of industry.It wom't be a year of inflated prices or a boom year, although some people may get tooled into thinking so ns matters improve.But it is going to bua good year for every hard worker whose business is welP organized and reasonably flianced.And If it is a yea.of normal prosperity for industry in genera), that well-being is going to be reflected by the automoblle industry.As for the Ford Motor Company of Canada, it le going to be more than a good year\u2014it Is going to be a Ford year with a big PF.\u201cI have strong reasons for my optimtem as regards our own Company.They are these:\u2014 \u2018\u2019The Ford car is in an entirety different position from any other car on the market.It has come out of the mere car stage into being à pub- lle utility.People have to buy Ford cars just the same as cities must have street ratiways.In a certain sense we are not selling cars and trucks at all but are selling cheap transportation.\u201cWe have the lowest-priced cars and trucks on the market but we have a great deal more.We have such a widespread organisation ren dering service that even If a cheaper car was to endeavor to displace us it would fall to do so.\u201cThen on account of the tremendous demand for our products we can afford to give the public more for their money than anybody else could attempt to do.\u201cAt the same time, although we are really outside the bounds of competition, we have to acknowledge that even 1922 is going to see a buyer's market There won't be any sales made over the counter even by Ford dealers.We shall have to go out and preach the gospel of cheap transportation all over Canada.\u201cWe have to show the farmer and the business man and the commercial house that although money is still tight they cannot afford to nex- lect motorization.To motorize their business is to cut down costs and to foster expansion.\u201cThe farmer who is getting low prices for his produce must grow more in order to maintain his income.Time will not permit him to produce more with horse-power but the tractor will let him put in a bigger acreage In shorter time or enable him to improve the cultivation and increase the yield of his| present acreage.The truck will en-; able him to reach better markets and to save time, labor and cost in transportation.\u201cThe tarmer of 1922 cannot afford to be without a truck and a tractor but as he has not the money to expend on high-priced machines he will buy the most efficient automotive equipment possible compatible with the money available.That means that most of the farmers are going to buy Ford trucks and Fordson tractors.\u201cAnd it Is just the same with urban business.The salesman to make the same money as he did in 1919 has to cover more ground in 1922.That means he will have to take to the automobile to carry him on his rounds.In nine cases out of ten his car is going to be a Ford.\"Take a walk from this building in any direction and count how many Ford cars, trucks, vans and light delivery wagons you meet.Now try and carry your mind back five yearn to remeber how many Ford vehicles you would have meen in the same streets in 1917.You will find proof enough that this is not only an automobile age but a Ford age, and ins ingly so.«f922 is the year for low-priced cars, trucks and tractors.That means Ford cars, trucks and tractors.\u201cFollow me a little further.Canada isa about at the end of present railway expansion.The burden of the railway is already about as much as the people can bear in consumption taxes.The great demand is for a larger population to develop industry, to diminish the per capita load of taxes, to settle and open up new areas.Now it is no use get- ing in this extra population without something to offer them and that something has to be gond ronds.\u201c1 venture to predict that in a few years from now Canada will be grid- ironed with \u2018excellent highways carrying hundreds of thousands of cars and trucks.There will be less independence on railways and more and more dependence on Rood roads.\u201cAs an instance let me tell you that a farmer recently ment in a ter- timonisi saying that with a Ford one-ton truck he waa able to make two round trips a day of 60 miles each, carrying a load approximate 4,000 pounds at cach trip.That war over ordinary dirt roade.If he had lived on a paved road he could have: done both trip in à day with cape! and had time over for work on the farm.That means that a farmer who Is a truck owner can live from 86 to 30 miles from a market and haul twice the amount of produce twice as quickly as à farmer with a team who is living ten miles out of town.\u201cMore Fords inevitably mean more highways, for the Ford car and the Ford truck are the ideals for the settler.\u201cBut don't Imagine this Company Is just going to sit back snd let economic conditions do their work, for them.\u201cAt this very moment the Ford Motor Company is launching.the mere | \u2014 | WHAT THE \"TIN LIZZIE MEAN FOR THE DOMINION Sales Manager Of Canadian Company Gives Out Very Interesting Statement\u2014Believes This Year Will See Revival Of Auto Industry\u2014No Year Of Inflated Prices Or Boom Deon re-organized and a vast simultaneous canvass of every household- erovery farm.every firm and every municipal body is now under way.| Some 685 dealers in nine Branches are at present literally hand-comb- ing thelr territories for live prospects.In two months time there should not be a home in Canada which has not heard the Ford mes- mage.Returns from Winnipeg, where this system Was first inauz- urated, show results which astound even its opponents \u201cI'll tell you why I know this cooperative movement of all dealers will prove à success Our recent closed car campaign proved it to me, This campaign, which was launched by the llome Office in Beptember, was productive of nearly a 40% increase ju the sale of Ford closed models for the present winter over the previous winter, yet 1920 is considered to have been a year of depression, \u201cAnother reason why | am optimistic about Ford business for the current year is that every dealer and salesman in the organization seems sold on his job.There is a genuine enthusiasm for the products they sell which extends beyond a mere desire for profits and commission.Never was the Ford organization more healthy at heart, and it is an axiom of business that if the dealers are sold the public is sold also\u2014of course, in the pleasanter sense of the word \u2018sold.\u2019 \u201cWe expect to be of great service to municipalities this year.Ford fire trucks.ate proving to be a great success.In fact, & progressive country like New Zealand is replacing all fire equipment with Fords.\u201cThen there is nothing lke a Fordson tractor for hauling snow plows, road graders, steer Fwespers, oilers, sprinklers, etc., and many firms are now buliding garbage dump bodies specially for the Ford truck.\u201cWe are expecting to see considerable revival In building this spring.This will mean a big demand for Ford products from builders, contractors, hardwaremen, plumbers, architects, glasicrs, etc.\u201cOntario and some of the other provinces are taking up the question of forest fire protection by means of trucks with pumping apparatus driven straight off the en- 13 It is Changing Buying Habits The Paige 6-25 model is a truly great motor car because it represents a great economic achievement.It means maxis mum motoring qualities at minimum cost.It means sane, sensible investment value instead of extrav- a \u20ac ance.Therefore it has changed, and will continue to e, buying habits in the fine car field You have but to look about you for the evidence.The boulevards tell the story.For more than 25% of our total sales have replaced cars costing from one to thres thousand dollars more than the Paige.In short, the fine car buyer has grown weary of \u2018\u2019excess fare.** He now cuts his investment in a and drives the undisputed champion of road and track.Think it over.PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT, Mishigen Manufastuvers of Meter Care ant Meter Tranie CANADIAN MOTORS & LIMITED MACHINE Co.Agents For Quebec and District gine, cars for the warden and fire fighters and trucks for carrying sup- .plies.Anybody who has driven over rough country will know which make of car or truck is going to be most in demand for that kind of work.\u201cWe are getting an increasing demand for special products such as hearses, caracans, advertising cars.disguised as thermos bottles, etc, and other such stunts.\u201cApiary inspectors, government entomologists, school inspectors, soil chemists, draining surveyors ana other such government employees are beginning to find Ford cars the best way to get about the country.\u201cI tell you there is no end to the prospects for Ford cars.I could go on enumerating the market in Canada for Ford cars all the afternoon.\u201cBut the domestic market lan*t all.| People are apt to forget that not\u2019 only is the Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ltd.the biggest automobile plant in the British Empire but also that it is the greatest car exporter in the Empire.\u201cWhile we are trying to sell you cars in London or Vancouver, there are dealers all over the Empire and\u2018 all through the Far East selling cara! to Indians, Burmans, Javanese, Aus- | tralians, New Zealanders, Chinese, | South Africans, Rhodesians, Mauri! {ans and to every color of skin on the, globe.This export trade is well on: its fest again after the depression | due to war.It is highly important: to us as it means Australian and, other money for Canadian workmen.\u201cCanada's export autemobile trade may some day rank as high in the list as her cheese, timber, and] wheat.If it does it will chiefly be; due to the Ford Motor Companywhich has blased the way for itself and others.! To return to the domestic prospects for 1922, I would like to point out that the recent reductions in the price of our care are going to stimulate demand.A few people are hanging oft and waiting for them te drop still lower .They are making a mistake in doing so.In the first place the four cuts in price, which have been made In the last sixteen months, have all been justified by a, drop in the cost of raw material.| \u201cIt §s just possible that this mas.drop still lower in the next twelve months but the drop, if any, will he: so Insignificant that it is unlikely to affect the price of cars\u2014at Any rate Ford cars.! \u201cThe pendulum hns swung to itr, lowest point and may be on the upward trend.\u201cCoal and iron miners ars getting restive at the promect of further cuts and are unlikely to accept them.Rallwaymen have already sufferce wage reductions and will not put up with any more.fimilar conditions\" affect the makers of glass, holstery, cloth, enameln.etc.| \u201cAnybody would be very fll-advis.! ed to wait several months for an un-! likely cut of a very few dollars when | he could be getting the use of & car.during those months.Having a car means half an hour extra in hed.more time with the family.lunch at! home and no risking doctor's bills - by waiting for unpunctual cars on ; | up- windy corners.He who orders n Touring Car now for spring delivery at the low figure of $838 is making no mistake.The Inwest price this model ever went to was $495.Since | then it hes been fitted with double- | ventilating windshield, headlights.| one-man top, roller bearings, de-| mountable rims and spare tire carrier.The quality te as good as bver, The American Ford Company lim demountable rims as an extra at $20.At that rate all these additions to | greatest sales campaign ever launeh- ed in the Dominion.From coast to the standard equipment would be worth $100, and a 1938 car at $538 const the whole selling foros hasis really sheaper by $60 than à 1916 81 10 Reasons you should It costs It costs It costs ® J QURON = 9 Lachevrotiere Street.Phone 7488 why buy a less for gasoline.less for tires.less for repairs.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 IN THE It costs less than any other car by several hundred dollars.Service is obtainable wherever you go.Its resale or trade-in value is higher than that of any other car.Easiest to eperate: both hands on the steering wheel all the time No radical changes in design to make a last year's model appear out of date.Engine power in excess of your needs always available.1O Quick pick-up\u2014gets away first in a traffic jam.Won\u2019t you meet OUR SALESMAN The Auto Salon DRILL HALL Easy terms if you wish {Today ?Today ?(Today ?car at $498.\u201cA visit to any Ford dealer will convince you that no economical minded men need even think of à 266 St Joseph St [Sole Authorized Dealers] JARRY & FRERE Quebec, P.Q.better purchase than a Ford car, Uur show of models will take a lot of beating.see for youreelf how the Ford ca \u2018a nd tru tend the automobile trade in 1088 Have & took at them are | also to All the bill for every \u2018anadian in every class.\u201d te vo Be * PROSPERITY AHEAD I5 KEYNOTE FOR GENERAL AUTO INDUSTRY Can Never Be Down And Out Is General Opinion Of Manufacturing Experte\u2014There is No Really \u201cNormal\u201d Year \u2014Either Abnormally Active Or Dead\u2014Bad This Year, TN AT AATR, San CY SA a ye Good Next A preminent sutwacbilve manufacturing axpert anierviewed iu regard te the sutemoblls inuusuy, Lis ocuntinusgv>e and normal business reluons, QUAY and prises of cars avd public doutvaisd SXpreseed nim - soif a» follows: + \u201cWith the vpeping of the (uebes Indopezati uu Urili Hall Automobile Bhuw today Lie quebec Autvmeblle ugeuls anu (he aucome- bile user cal each uak the other.a slacdt pase Sui wh also applies :v the 1ser and pectve buyers, wuoe will no wea: want to know if the cur maker is going to redues the pnco once more.\u201cit is safe to answer both ques- done in the aitirnative.Then che trquasitive publie vai want to know how mus:h aroeuter the price reductions will be during the year.\u201cFo this there oun be no answer, neither will thers be wny before the end of the year, ai which time the car maker and the duycid Will know how much they pald, and whether or not they reecived full value for their money.After uking the tesimony of all the leading car makers pars makers, autoiuobile experts on nwo- tor financing, producing and selling: after analyzing all of their wise and otherwise opinions, and knowing most of them thewe twenty vdd years past, | have come to the conclusion thut none of them knows a thing about the number of cars thut will be made or sold, or what the prices will be at the end of the Your.The Meaning of \u201cNormal\u201d Men often usk: \u201c110 you think the automobile business will ever get back to normal?\u201d Wuat ia the world was normal?la ali my many years of observaiion and connection with the automobile industry 1 have never yet seen une aingie year in which it was normal.It has ever been wither abnormally acuve or abnoriually dead.Can yuu umagine that the world will ever give up the nrotor car for pleasure, utility or convenience?Then how can you lmagine that the automobile industry will ever Le down and out?It may be bad this year, but it will be good the yeur following.A few automobile manufacturers may have to go back to washing cars, & few ealesmen may go back to the dry goods counter, a few denleru and their backers may be crowded out, but the automobile maker and automobile buyer will toddle along hand in hand to the end of the world.Care, sules methode, service, garaging and everything which goes with motoring will continue to improve and cars wili be less expensive as the years roll by, both as to initial cost and for maintenance.Not a few nn in the business believe that we will eventually have but two classes of curs, the very low priced and the very luxurious 1 cannot imagine motoring Jdriturg into merotony.1 look rather for greater expression of individuality | wn the pam of the car buyer.When) all ross: are graded and have snwoth surfaces the desire on the part of the individual motorist will more likely run toward a macidne which looks different and performs berser then the ono owned by the uther fellow.Bodies Tack Diversity.Lar makers are at present bulld- ing almost entirely to a price and thers is a deadly sameness about automobile bodies.In a short time owners will x: in for tho best chas- | eis they can afford and bodies which express their tastes We can already detect the rapid passing nf the so-called open car as Que portrait is of Me.MICHAEL T, ROONEY, et 88, Granville Avenue, Long Eaten, Ragland, whe writes i * Some years age whilst touring Ireland with * Sanger's Roval Cicevs,' | contracted some kind of an irritable skin complaint, which seemed to bale difierent treat.meats in the way of elatments and lotions, all of whkh utieriy failed to Me the slightest relief.tly at Baton, where | sm engaged & Advertising Manager of The Picturedrome, the conducter there begged me to t Qarke's Blood Mixture, But | te owever, he.knowing its curative powers from experience, made me à present of bettie which T began to Recor, cog: a slight imprr t in 1 ret Annie bolle, Aad.contiagod The nent unt T had used four bottles, now ay side js perfectly healthy Sufferers from Ces Loge, Abocstece, tours.Glenduler | Swvilla, Pros Kosame, Belle, Pimples, Eruptions.esncton.Go0t should rualive that lotions and ointments om but give temporary relief te be sure of oomplete sud lasing bensst, the blood must be thesoughiy clesased of the impure waste matter, the true caves of such rovbies.Clarke's Blood Misture quishiv eftaoks, overcemes, sad etpels the impurities, thet is why oo meny remarkable rosovarien stand te ite credit.Pleasant te take, ood free (rom injurious ingredients.0} ali Desiers\u2014cos that you got Clarke's Blood Mixture \u201cBverybedy\u2019s Mises Purifier\u201d JV PiSUVILUMMLNE LY pv.wild 44 cory Btu cate Lie Vds car Wilh by uviiuedly 0 the 1dsuuniy.na.palils LU Bee (hal When La SaEnp v- ; dV 064 KyproNs LUS DOWR Pincus! \u201cpun LAS Liv.U CHF Buu Lov Bul MVLLS Duliuts AUS FOuUCEU (NO Pasty vis VIE Mivuus, Lie ueal dley on le CIR ul We UBel Wii be LU express bis au GiVIQUAUtY.Wasn this pe: tod Ol MOLORILE AFN.VOS GACH Cas vUWNOr wiil Kewj fut ACIDS ane cousunmon for a longer time chan i» now the custom, repr the chas- as and anprove the vuuy, Irvin ywi to year, He wlil lake more priuv Wm cut CF he his owied Tor sou.time than tbe car be has juet pur! cnapeu.He æ# BiH in che boy- Wiki A-NOW-.u5 Gage OË motoring and the cur maxer Is stilt turnisa uut toys Lu wnuse hun, toys wich are far from being right mecnan- wally but which may have one or wo little engineering experiments | vr novel attachments Selling Points My car hus \u2026 hot-spot, your car] nas à ove, his car has à fuekzer, some other man's car has a gasalicr ut & dillerent valve action, & new viling system.What does this amount to?These things are mere selkng points for the moment.Every automoblie enginesr in the world wnu knows anything knows that there are & hundred funda mental things about the modern car whicn are all wrong.He knows the present form of tranmultting the power from the engine tu the diving wheels is a waste, He knows that a driver should not b.compelled to shift gears.He knows ignition is far from perfect, that fuel consumption is twice tou liigh and that there is too much vibration and lost motion.But the engineer cannot change these thinga, dewpite the fact thas! he knows how to improve many of; them.The manufacturer will not per.nit him to correct the car.He could not afford to do @o.He is all set to build and he must bulli and build mors and more each year along the oid line, or with as litle alteration as possible, In vrder 1v make money.Rapid Changes Not Desired.In audition to this, the publie Joes not want a rapid change :n wither chassis or body.We get ac: customed to driving in a cern way and to regard certain lines in u car us correct.It would be a bother to learn now to drive an sn- saw & beautiful body wnich was ra.\u2019 tional we would put it down as freak.changed.It was homely and crude, to begin with and still is, but ity nwker has wisely forced it upon the public at a low price and established it as si.ndard.Those who buy, this car\u2014and they are soid by Lhe million\u2014never look for a change of demign.And ité maker ie the only low-priced automobile bulider in the world who i not now hampered by the used car problem.Pratically the same thing is true of the car which Is recognized as the fin- amt In the world.It has been improved ta some extent during the last decade.but not greatly, in comparison with other leading ang expensive makes, Hers egain the used car le not a difficult problesn with the maker.Present-Day Market Changes.This market has changed completely.It does not require a amart young man who is just coming into the industry with a new thought to see it, but to figure the market to a nicety and be ready for it does require a genius.The new! producer who can hit the ail on the head and get away from the! start with the sale of his entire output has à great advamage over the long established producer, who, afier reorganization and a change! of plan, poMoy and product, le wtih] forred to carry a lad of ancient dead wood.It is natural to assume.on first thought, that a majority of the dnren or move producers, who are just sticking their heads above the fence, will have the time of their young lives to get over the fence.but at the end of the year I think we shall sce a few of them at least surviving, possibly prospering, and: we shall also sce a few of the older comcerns, who are still bucking a declining market for the type of car which they are trying to sell in the face of a determined public opposition, out of the business.\u2018The total car production for 1920 wae approximately a milion and a half, of which one maker produced 60 per cent, leaving 40 per cent of this total divided among about 160 makers.Although 1920 doen not pass in history as a particularly poor year so far ag volume of rales goes, it is a fact that products and sales ooëts wers #0 high that prac- ; tically none of the manufacturers of either cars or pa''s made any money; certainly none in comparison to the same number of enles In nther years.It is estimated by one nf the 1n- dustry\u2019s most acourate statietclans \u2018hat the passenger oar production for 1982 will be about 1,800,000, of which one maker will produce more than one million.Even though the year 1922 dnes not witness a complete revival of business, % would not he difflout, perhaps, fer the car distributors to dispose of thi: total of new cars without counting upon any \u201cfirst car buyers.\u201d WHh a oar regietration in the United Mates reaching close to ten million the number of car owners who will turn In their old machines for new once should distribute more then a million and & half of new time that the eats of & milMéh nes deaiera and keep the uscre of these\u2018, wul require nome time for this satisfaction.see a jrs the or Leritation.GREATEST CAR VALUES IN CANADA THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE Saves Money in Operation and Upkeep Standard Touring Car and Roadster \"320 Special Touring Car 8 | $1,000 Sedan and Coupe $1,298 F.0.B.Toronto Sales Tax Extra Montreal Branch, WILLYS-O Sherbrooke Street-GAGNO WILLYS-OVERLAND LIMITED, Head Office and Factories: The low first $825 for the cost of the Overland\u2014to-day Touring Car\u2014is matched by its low upkeep expense.Owners of igh oil Alloy steel parts lessen depreciation.negligible repair expense.26-30 miles to the gallon and tire mileage and give longer life and Completely equipped when you buy it\u2014 demountable rims, 3 reverse transmission, hts, starter, m, forward and 4 brakes and Triplex Springs that ensure easy riding The New Series Overland is Canada\u2019s comfortable low-cost car.« Gives Luxurious Motoring at Moderate Cost Metoring that is free from fore luxurious, care and there- the Willys- Knight from all other cars.Owners report the tremendous milea 57,000 and no s 000 miles without a for repairs on the Sleeve-Valve Motor.This Willys-Knight Motor has no cams, rings, no tappet valves to adjust or of grind, no carbon to clean.Result: greater gas economy and a motor that grows more powerful with use.To these ad » the Willys-Knight vantages adds beauty of line, unusual comfort and extraordinary long life\u2014yet its price to-day is within reach of the man of average means.N AUTOMOBILE L F.O.B.Toronto Sales Tax Extra VERLAND LIMITED, Park Ave.and TEE., Chicoutimi TORONTO, CANADA \u201ctrading in of practically the same: tirely new (ype of car.and if wel number of used cars, because 95 new ones per cent of the new car eales today.dicaily different from the conven- carry the taking in of a used car by very little to the automobile indus- the dealer inaking the sale.Last year more than 40 per cent An impressive example of this is! Of the new car dealers throughout men left in the industry, whe will seen in ne one car whieh has never [the country mele a profit which just now begin to build up cars which balanced the value of the used cars «v had on their floors for sale in the fall Between these two extremes we have hundreds of makes, domestic and foreign, where each bullder and each group of dealers are heset by' great sales resistance, graater resale re-istance, the annoyance of con- etant changes in design.fluctuation in price Usts, «xcearive service coms,\u2019 the expense of high salaried sales | men and aggravating production\u2019 troubles; ail of which tend to re- dice profits ta hoth makers and cars in a state of more or less diæ: Too Many Makes, It is generally concede:l that we have too many makes of cars.and it would be a wool thing for the Industry and the public If the present buæiness slowdown wild wipe a few of them out of existence.Rut the unfortunate thing about the present situation ée that & number of the manufacturers who have stood up for more than two decades and always produced very excellent machines are now facing greater financiai difficulties than some of the newcomers.As we lonk, however, at the old- timers who are now on the rocks it is not hard to se what has driven them there.They have falied ta keen up with the puhlic demand, vossibly because they could not see the approaching change in some cases, and in some other cases hee causes they did not want to ace it, Tn two or three notable (netances the founders of theme ald inetitu- tionn have passed away and the pro.periiea have fallen into hands which were not either capable of main.CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Luesh't hurt 8 bit Drep @ siecle Freezone\u201d on an achitig corn, in- \u2018antly that com stops hurting, then nhortly you lift it right of with fingers.Truipt | - Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of \u201cFreesone\" for a few cents, suff .elent to removery every hard sora, enft corn, or © and the entiuses, without epreneus taining the old standards or creating Lives: 18Jlures, however, mean try, either as regards its present er There are .any briisant 4y wandard, and.what {8 more important the present day marxet, Problem Requires Time.Now, 11 18 mereiy à case of \u201cCan she new car aeuur aiturd to take in usu tite.I Re canne.borrow money on them and cannot Ba Wve, BYU BL 4 snot, LB Laem ves uf doing business longer are very shim.If he elecwæ to \u2018do no were trading\u2019 he cannot sell many nw care until every other demicr for competing makes in his cum- seus) awd cael the same wand.condition to udjue itself, and in the mean time it de difficult for the ma- UuncureE to regulate the volume of his production.That is why it i» now impossible to estimate, with any degree of accuracy, what the vroduction of cars in 1932 will be.Several new cars, Including th.Ambassador, Rickenbacker, Durant.Earl, Udoodepeed, Kelsey, Leach- Biltwell, Gray and Handley-Knight, are on exhibition In New York this week, most uf them being tn the National Show.New Khginvering Fenteres.There nre numerous new engin eering features shown among th.» Jie æandard makers and as was to be expected the new makers are nearly all claiming de- vues cepariures dn either chases or body design.Nothing stands out as radical, at least nothing of importance, which is Mable to up.et accepted practios.Departure in body design predominates above chassis impirove- ment.The trend of the body design ie merely any exaggerat.o se low-hung effect, which has heen creeping in for several years.There are many fine example® of closed cars, which were not ready when the New York dealers held their closed onr show during the past fall + Fashion in trim and upholstery reveals some advance, largely 1 new materiale and patterns.The latter are modest and conservative.Doors Much Wider, A decided advance is being dia played In Lhe width and wide owing of doors, parucularly on the clused jobs also in the amount of leg roun in front of seats.More leg roon Is allowed for the driving seats o.cars witoh are thoroughly up to dace, and rear seals are bulk very low and wide.in chasis improvement the ex.! hibit also reveals about what was expected.Facing a price war anu a possible curtatiment In production, the.oar maker this year has added only necessary refinements.idke his banker, he je playing safe.Carhuration \u2018\u2018aesisters\u201d show ur in different forme, but they are pretty general where any chang s | et all have been made in the chas- ty.They are catalogued.of course, under & variety of names, but all aim to do the same thing, - which @ te vaporize the heavy commercial fuel.The fuel de attacked at various peints es it passes to tha | explosion ohamber, sometimes in the Intake manifold and sometimes beyond It One or two treat the fuel between the carburetor and the manifold.Another type of \u2018amnist- or\u2019 does not employ any outside manifold, but \u2018has all of the intake tunnels wathin the cylinder bleok.Accessibility of olling and ignition devices is another feature which looms up strong this year.There is a marked tendency, In fact, to make everything about the chassis, which requires constant attention.very \u2018\u2019get-at-able, to save trouble for the operator.From standpoint of size, the big show at the Grand Allee Drill Hall now in progress, is impressive.Thare are many new and interesting things to be seen and inmpectsd for valuable information in the ec- cemsary section, and more complete care on exhibition than ever before, which will give the visitor a fair idea nf how the automobile industry has developed since the war.ng wh ed use ase's ment for Bozema aad Mkin 1 tions, It relloves at once and D 1 i ] THE GRAY-DORT LINE OF THE MOTOR SHOW.Visitors to the Motor Show will be interested in the Gray-Dort Exhibit shown by Motory, Limited, the Quebec Dealers for this famous and popular made-in-Cansds car.A full line of open and closed models, embodying ail the latest improvements.ars the result of & aoncerted Gray Dort Engineers to make this car second to none from the standpoint of high investment value.effort on the part of The performance of the car is so conmietentiy reliable that owners æpeak with pride of the fact that mechanically it futrills quirement on all kinde of roads in \u2018all weathers, and keeps operating costs within raach of the masses.saline consumption average le recorded by a (48e men testify that it 4a one of the £5 jvasicst engines on consumption of oll known.every re winter and sumer, A very low many owners, and gar- Owing to the improv- ed spring suspension and deep up- bolstering, it rides like a divan.The classie and graceful Mnes of the Gray-Dort give it the air of ât- stination so desirable to the owner of a motor car.The exquisite body finish ls visible evidence of the skill in coach craftsmanship which can only be attained by many years of experience.Seventy years ago, Willlam Grayfather of Robert Gray, now President of the Gray-Dort Motors, Lémled, founded a big Carriage Factory.Today, the Company operates three large plants, preducing Canadian-#piit Astomobiles which are a credit to the founder of the Firm.MOTORS LIMTTED, OF QUEREC CITY KEOURE GRAY-DORT FRANCHISE.The Public demands Metor car value.Reliable performance, somfort, low eomt per mile in Gas, Oil and Tires, and looks, said Mr.Wade, of Motors, Limited, the enterprising Firm, which secured a ty Grey-Dort Franchise for the of Quebes We coisete4 the Gray-Dort, be- cœues it sompriee & compiete line of open and closed Models.It hag stood the dest of the road for a oumber of years.In appearance and performance it compare: favorably with cass costing many hundred dollars mors.And it 19 a made and built-in-Canade car, hacked by a 100 P.C.Canadian Company.At the new prices we believe the Grey-Dort is a Motor Car investment which cannot be surpassed.SOCIETY PTURP lady (inspecting puppy)\u2014Is he well bred?Peddier-\u20148ay, lady, i any o' your neighbors has got & dog ye'd like to see snubbed, this dog will do the 10b for youse! \u2014Implememt & Tractor Journal.ERA ETS STEP _S 19 Crown Street SALIENT Showing at à; MOTOR SHOW} There is None its Equal at its Price : MOTORS LIMITED | HENS IX | \u2014 ERA EE v SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922.Where, at Any Price Can You Get More?you .with any other Sedan at any price., Compare point for point\u2014body design and construction.Reo body is full aluminum.; If you haven't seen, closely examined, and ridden in the new Reo \u201cSix\u201d Sedan time in treating yourself to that pleasure Yes, that distinction\u2014 for it is no less\u2014to be seen in this magniticent equipage.Study this latest creation of the Reo shops minutely\u2014 eritically 1f you are a judge of mnterials and of fine coach work, so much the better.If you are not, we suggest that you bring along a friend who is, and let him compare this big beautiful Reo, .Compare weight ; texture and general quality of uphol- able plants was invanted stery\u2014including springs, hair, and other unseen but hers.while there was enough nad vital details.ovion and repair shops to bring the Note the silver fittinge\u2014you will find the same qual- sty and pattern in only one other car\u2014and that sells for almost twice the price of the Reo.We'd prefer that you didn\u2019t know the price until you fad seen and compared.Then you wonld be amazed to find that you could pos- oess this magnificent Sedan at so low a figure, at Drill Hall, March 10 to 17 M.L.DOHAN 29 Palace Hill Reo Motor Car Company, Lansing, Michigan ry CAR INDUSTRY | HAD FAST ASE Sprang From Mere Nothing To Thriving Trade In A Few Years While the automobile industry of Cuvada cannot now be sald to be at the height of ite prosperity, ite record in the pam may be accepted as a criterion for the future, and in order to arrive at & proper basis for an understanding of the pomsi- bilities, it je necemery to cast back and take a glunce at the peak yeur of 1919, when things were booming along nicely and when the public was at the height of its buying fever.The records of that high- water yoar show that there were ut that tune, 1,289 active Industries In the whole of the Dominion engaged In some form or other of the automobile business, with Ontario easily claiming the lead.For the manufacture of automobiles there were should lose no more 11 plants; there were 43 for the production of accessories and 1,236 automobile repair establishments.It le interesting to note that the whole 11 factories for the turning out of completed ears were loouied In Ontario; that 26 of the accesso.y plants were also here, and that some 600 of the repair shops had located in our midst.Mad Big Capital.As to capital invested, the total ran into $68,943,000, with the automobile factories taking the big end of the investments, the sum being $34,939,000.Here again the Province of Ontariv easily took the lead, «s the wholé of the capital in total Ontario investinent in the ixn- dustry up to $48,801,000.Next in 4 importance of the Industry to the working man is reflected in the fact that In the peak year salaries and male employees wes 11.336, and the female 303.The total amount ex- lh facture of the cars was $51,690,000, for accessories $5,221,000, and for \u2018epairs, 84,368,000.The importance of the tire induæry as an accessory o the automobile business in shown in the fact that during that year Quebec Motor Show with the tire companies.milt of all this activity, the outpu- :pended in materials for the manu | the sum of $12,389,000 wae spent; As a re.| 1 reached 89,329 with a value of $69- (653,000.In the output, the touring models were far in the lead, | with 61,257, followed gy trucks, with 17.527.and closed cars, with 4,125.jor automobiles in the Dominion DISTRIBUTOR Phone 4748 porition in the matter of motor car nario, within the borders of which \u2018are operated practically as many \"carn us in all the other provinces taken together.There were re- glrtered in Ontario one car to slightly over HI of the population + The growth of the motor car busi- .ness in this province may he gauged from the record of registration since the license bureau was establixhed.In 1904, the first year, there wer: 1907, 1,530; 1908, 1,754; 1909, 2,452, -1910, 4,220; 1911, 11,389; 1912, 16,- 286: 1913, 23.700: 1914, 31.724; 3915 42,346: 1916, 54.376.Ontario also has, In Toronto, the real automabile centre of the Dominion, it having had, in 1918, upwards of 16,000 car: $n operation on ita streets, annd this figure will be increased this year to 30,000, With a population of approximately 526.000, this makes a order of amounts Invested came saskatchewan, with $1,810,000, Manituba, Quebec and Alberta.The , wages were paid out to the exten! jof $15,389,000, while the number of highly creditable showing.EXPKOT CAR SHORTAGE.The public should not be deluded by talk that cars will be ®o plentiful in the spring thet they will cost even less than today, declares Harry J.De Bear, president and general manager of the Maxwell.Chalmers Distributing Corporation.\u2018There appears te be an impression among some users\u201d says Mr.De Beer, automobile factories are gol autamobile \u201cthat ing to get Into abno production strides Typical of the prairie provinces during the winter and that by the time the heavy spring car buying sets in an unlimited supply of new models will be available, \u201cfarsighted business men, of One of the most effective vermifuges on the market ie Miller's | complete census of its automobils.\\Worm Powders.They will not only | showing exactly the number of cars clear the siumach and boweis of (In each clase.In 1904, when the worms, but will prove a very ser.|nrovince was organized, there were viceahle medicine for children in 41 licenses imsued; én 1907, there regulating the infantile system and, were 56: 1908, 45: 190%, 275; 1910, course, do not belleve this, because | maintaining it in & healthy condi.423: 1911, 1,631: 1012, 2,505: 1913, they realize that in an enormousæ in-; tion.There is nothing in their 3,773; 1914, 4,728; 1915, 6,832: 1516, dustry plans are made and material composition that will injure the | 9,616.\u2018The only province in which orders placed monthæe even years, in| most delicate stomach when ditec-, progress has not heen marked is indvance of contemplated times of {tions are followed, and they can be Prince Edward Island, whore car production.I firmly believe | given to children in the full assur- |etrinngent restrictions have proved that we will have a shortage of carajance that they will utterly destroy (a deeided obstacle to growth.With next spring.\u201d all worms.* \u201c |# population of $0,000, there were only 68 cars registered In 1916, hut = 0e AUTO We specialize in this particular line Bll and guarantee you that repairs to your automobile or truck will be attended to by workmen who \u201cknow their job.\u201d We are therefore enabled to give vou entire satisfaction at a reasonable charge.Won't you ask us for an esti- ntate on the overhauling, or repairs to your car or truck?1f your car is in order and you require any kind of auto supplies, \u201cFord\u201d repair parts, grease, oil or gasoline.GIVE US A CALL General Automobile TELEPHONE 6873 - === [this was an Increase of 22 over 17 Contemporaneous with the a vance of the automobile dn public | tavor has been the progress of the! \u2018good roada propaganda which has now reached a permanent position rs a matter of settied policy with the governments of the country, federal as well as provincial.Fo-, tered by motor leagues and ammo-la- tions the question of gnod roads n' now at a point where it is no long.! er open to argument.in every section of the country the work of improving highways is progressing with larger appropriations from year to year.Much of the credit for {thie progress muet he ascribed to the automobile an despite early pre- {indices with which it had to cope jtend, it has proven a valuable \u2018source nf revenue, as well as a public educator.Many U.8, Branches Domestic manufacture of automo- :hlles has gone forward by leaps and bounds during the past few ysars and branches of American factories are constantly being established at Canadian points.Windsor has had the fortune of becoming established | as the hub of the induetry, largrly on account of the fact of its being situated opposite Detroit.Ths | tate of Michigan le credited wiih having fully 8¢ per cent.of all Am- ,orican sutomoblles manufactured within ita borders and the major I portion of thete are made in De- (troit.Turning to the matter of Imports, #t will he seen that heretofore Canade has been almost entirely dependent upon the United Staten (or; {ha supply of care.The American manufacturers have found out, how- | jever, that In providing for future expansion, the export trade can be handled to much greater advantage through @ British possession.As fast na the necemrary arrangements lcan be made, therefore, they are er- \u2018ecting factories in the Dominion.' \u2018 \u2018 133-135 BRIDGE STREET { Among the provinces the banner, | registrations must be given to Ont-! 535 cars; in 1905, 553.1506, 1,176; - Is Alberta, which complies a very: Phone 2161 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, \u2018V+ Jarry & Frere NEE Nm QI ed [] Why not buy two Ford cars instead of one big car?The arguments are all in favor of the twin Ford Planities and reduces your Forde It doubles Your motoring i motoring costs.You can folies operate two at less expense than one big car.It adds to the pleasure and convenience of your family without interfering in any way with Jour i arrangements, It means that you can have brand new cars every year\u2014so high is the trade-in value of the Ford.Ford Prices Runabout or.$498 Touring .B38 Starter and on above madels All prions ave f.0.b.Ford, Ont.Government Sales Taz Estra Sole Authorized Dealers 266 St.Joseph St, Quebec, P.Q.the importa of past few years.For the fiaral yes ending March 31m, 1809, there wet: imported automobiles to the value lof $589,240; In 1510, of $1.SI,584; 1911, of $4,235,196; 1512, of 36,511,- ,118; 3913, of $9,223171: 1914, of 87,- 150,065; 1915, of 24.844.080: 1916, :of 35,109,329, and 1947, of $7,081,-, The importa from the United [pot had its 117.Lion amounted to hut $621,979 at their highest print, no the extent te which the United tates monopo- ! Hzed the trade may easily be grasp- © and Pala\u2018able, sweet Mother \u2018laraves* Worm Exterminator ls acceptable to children, and it does ite work surely and prompily.QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY Through Scevice To New York, Portiand, Kherhrooke and Boston.Leaving Quebec P\u2019alais Stailon as follows: 7:20 am.daily, exrept Bunday, arrive fherhrooke 1:00 p.m., Portiand 8:30 p.m.Through Express 3:00 p.m.Gailyarrive Sherbrooke 8.50 p.m.Boston 7:30 am, The Quebec Central Railway in the only line operating a through Pullman Sleeping Car between Quebec and New York.Dining car éervice on all trains For further particulare, apply to CHy Ticket Office, 30 Mt, John Street.Tel.93.Mar.héxtf.CAR COLORS GO BACK TO OLD COACH DAYS | Attractiveness Of Two Hundred Years Ago Renewed In Automobiles It you are looking for a bit of romance in your motor cur you need go no deeper than the paint to fint it, There in the gloss of ta body and the sheen of Us running gear and wheels, if they have not lost their polish, is mirrored a story of no little charm thet recalls the old coaching days, with the thud of thoroughbred hoofs and the sportive blasts of tallyho horns.The color or combination ef ool.ore In whieh your oar te finished is From the customs returns may be say thing but modern.They were \u2018taken the following figures showirgtno: motor cars for the fancy of the automobile manufac ~ turer or the foreman of hia paint! were inspired In their cholee of plg- | selected to suit the whim or the! Painstaking artisans who knew cole! occasions for which they were tor and how hs: to employ it.They brought out from the carriage houses.Thewe same colors and their combinations prevail on the modern limousine, sedan and other types of formal town cars that roi! up nightly before the Metropolitan ments by the seasons, the foliage, hop.Seasons, the native fauna, and particularly Artists Inspired by ° by the uses to which the vehicles on They finished the broughams, the| which they worked were to be put brush in some small carriage-paint-| They finished the brougham, the| Opera House while the grand opera ing #hop in England, which enjoyed!harouches und the viclorias, for ex-/eesson is in progress They are the patronage of the pecrage and'ample, in black, maroon, the deep ever appropriate, Whether the Britain's Net families.The pail g eons and the darker blues to dig- relgning diva be Jenny Lind or Gercraftsmen in those day& nity these stately vehicles and thelaldine Farrar, Dunlop Double-Life, .Mileage Cord and Fai Will Save You More Money Than Ever Compared to a few years tire setting easily double\u2014 mote than double\u2014the miloage in a tires of today, sod ova Ten, twelve and fifteen thousand miles are just average milenges to-day.And the records on the road show that Cord Tires .the the 1 Dunlop and Dunlep Fabric Tires are With Dunlop big mileage you bave rock-bottem \u2014tire quality that is accepted as standard to-day, striving to duplicate.When you can get a tire with prestige back of it ike DUNLOP, and with practically an unlimited guaramtes, why chance yow life oa a second-rate ties at any price ?In Dunlop Cord Tires you have \u201cTration * and \u201cRibbed * to cheose from.In Dunlop Fabric Tires you have \u201cTrastion,\u201d \u201cRibbed, * \u201cSpecial, * \u201cClipper, \u201d \u201cPlain.\u201d and which other makers are vainly Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Limited Head Office and Facteries: TORONTO, [a Branshes in Leading Chics.Distributors : MECHANICS SUPPLY COMPANY Limited 80-90 St.Paul Street Quebec City Phone 651 teen CADI better service at lower cest.Te the Cadiline Buyer it means a Car at lower price.\u2014.e\u2014 Direst Factory relations permit | the offering of à fuil range of | Te the Cudilise Owner it means « the Proutnes-ef Quebee te now a Direct Fastery Agencyi A Feuvines of Qubes Compeny with s Canadien Board Cadillac cars delivered when | Owners in every part of the wanted.country.Agents For Quebec and District CANADIAN MOTORS MACHINE Co.81 Lachevrotiere Street LLAC The now Type 61 Cadillac rep.vesmis the greatest Motor Car value in the world, irrespective of price er aise.\u2018This Is the verdict coming to us in overwhelming measure from Phone 7488 TISPHLT SIVES | MOTORINS JARS Petroleum Oil Is Now Used For Production Of Road Material-May Aid Canada The real automobile enthusiast can hardly be satisfied with knowing his car, tor It he really goes to the bottom of things he doubtless will want to know all about highways as well.It will therefore be interesting to dimcover the origin of asphalt, which forme eo much of the foundation for the streets over which he drives his ofr.Prior to 1903, & may bs noted, the term asphalt was confined almost exclu- bitumens which were found In natural deposits most of which oc curred in admixture with clay, silt or vegetation, which could not be removed by ordinary refining methods.When the mineral matter pre-dominated the product wa termed asphaltic sand or rock asphalt depending whether or not the mineral structure was loosely or firmly knit together.No apreci- able tonnage of asphalt was used on this continent until 1833, when \u2018about 35,000 tons were fim 106 Brid Tel.3080 During Show-Week We Will Exhibit \u201cHOUDAILLE\u201d Shock Absorbers Dealers and Car Owners invited THE CANADIAN FAIRBANKS-MORSE Co.Limited.ge Street QUEBEC TOKIO DEVELOPS STRONG AID FORCE Buys From England Sixty Huge Napier Motors \u2014 Plan to Forge to Front l'anis, March 10-7The French avi- ution weekly, laa Allen, gives inter- «sting and apparently inside data on the Tlenaissence of the British aviation industry through large sales to the Russian Sovict and Japan.it mys: \u2018The English air industry is now mer out of the fog.It has accomplished important transactions with foreign (Powers -\u2014and without noise.A big \u2014 Soviets with the De Haviland firm.No one has mentioned it, even the British press has kept silence.Japan has just bought in England sixty 1 Napier motors of 450-horse-power at £2500 aterling each, The same sov- ernment is purchasing a considerable number of places.Our source of information leaves no doubt of its authenticity.\u201cA new Japanese mission is en (route to Europe.A ligh officer in ithe Japanese army is expected in Paris charged with the purchase of \u2018aviation material, motors, airplanee |and hydroplanes.\u201d ) | fliof Trinidad asphalt and certain j jless «han 165 per cent.of asphalt | gradually increased until at the pre- order already has been placed by the \u2018 ported { mainly from Trinidad and found its | way into the paving Industry.Prior \u2018to tivis relatively small quantities j European rock asphalts or bitumi- [nous limestones had been used in {the construction of pavements in a few American cities As most of Ithe European rock asphalts contain i proper, while the refined Trinidad {asphalt uniformly carries about 56.5 per cent.of bitumen they were (eventually unable to sucoemfully competes with the latter and until 11892, Trinidad asphalt was used to jeuch greater extent, that, in most minds, the term asphalt came to mean Trinidad asphalt.In 1892, a relatively pure asphalt deposit oocurring in Venesuela and known as Bermudez Lake asphalt i was exploited In small quantities and this product began to find its |way into Canada and the United States where it was also used in pavement construction.From this ite on Trindad asphalt was obliged to share honors with Bermudes asphalt, the importation of which (sent time !t is neurly equal in ton- [nage to the Trinldad asphalt, Other foreign asphalte occurring in Vea lezuelu.Cuba and elsewhere have appeared temporarily on the Ame lerican market, but never in any great quantity large deposits of asphaliic sands and rock asphalt Ihave been found In this country and the States but their development has been Kmited as many are unsuited for present industrial pur- pores and others difficult of access sively to centain semi-solid or soMd | \u2018 \u201c: THE QUEBEC CHROMCLA ~~ 1% Insuring Your Motor Car Investment YOUR.investment in the New Gray- Dort is backed by one of the oldest and strongest institutions in Canadaan organization successful for nearly uarters of a century \u2014 sounder financially than ever before\u2014owned and ed entirely by the men who have built it up\u2014Canadian in every way.Insure your Motor Car Investment.Don't buy investiga any car until you have seen and > New Gray-Dort.GRAY-DORT MOTORS LTD, CHATHAM, ONT.mw rcs PES AN AGO Standard T Cor - $1238 $ 260 es urine Cas - ize 0 Sedan 2 \"27.1908 1005 AH Prices f.0.b.Chatham, Sales Tax Extre These models have all the Gray-Dort improvements insluding\u2014estra Hebi welch teas.pease lather apholstery, 31'x4\" anti-ckid cord tires as for innstace Lhe enormous deposits along the Mackenzie basin.Comparatively amall deposits ot, very hard and nearly pure asphalt (commonly known, as Gilsonite, Un- Grahamite and Wurtzilite jtaite, ; ,have also been discovered in var.lious parts of the United States and Ihave been found particularly well suited for the manufacture of asphalt specialties.Their combined such engineering of riding that can the 6-44 chassis, When you lay down your good mon you are entitled to\u2014extra comfort.Long experience specializing in enclosed model produce cars of this type in which fundamen _\u2014 | | i | | | Lig Extra Comfort\u2014 Extra Values features as spring suspension, not be excelled.Thanks to these basic principles, to an exclusive eliminates vibration and responds with marvelous flexibility, and to the best appointments that money can buy, Paige 6-66 seven-passenger Sedan offers is beyo are the finest combinations of comfort and mechanical efficiency for year-around family service now available.The buyer of these enclosed models is can not be matched elsewhere at any these statements for yourself by accepting a price.& ey for a Sedan you expect \u2014 and is has enabled Paige to tals of design, including the extra comfort the nd price.All Paige enclosed models, whether built on the guaranteed advantages which We suggest you confirm demonstration.CANADIAN MOTORS MACHINE Co.Agents For Quebec and District 81 Lachevrotiere Street PAIGE THE MOST \u201cBEÆUTIFUL CHR IN AMERIOX t give the Paige an ease power plant that larger 6-66 chassis or Phone 7488 jused In Canada was found in the !ter shown to be due to the hign EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 available tonnage has, however.|agitate the been so email that their us in the two main asphalt Industries, paving and roofing has been limited.Canada Led.contents of the atill'tonnage of asphalt produced from ;cracking could be largely prevent- petroleum exceeded the mportation ed as the volatile products were re! Trindad and Bermudes asphalt moved at a much lower tempera- and from that time on the produc.ture, This discovery not only as.tionn of this source has grown ra- Practionlly all native asphalt is sured a large future supply of high pldly.too hard for direct use tn the man-!grade asphalt but conclusively prov-\u2018 In 1913, large quantities of Mexiufacture of asphalt products and ed that asphalt originaten in certain can petroleum found dts way into after a simple refining process which | petroleums: and that when it is ac- the United States.\u2018This petroleum consists in healing the cured ma- {tually held In solution \u201cn much pe- is highly asphaltic in character and terial until water, gas and other troleuma.and that when recovered when muibjected to steam distillation volatile materials is driven off.it by suitable means it is essentially yi-lds a much higher percentage of must be softened to suitable consis: [the same as certain native asphalts.asphalt than any petroleum found tency by combining it with the pro- By 1902, petroleum asphalt was in the United States.About 100.- per amount of residual petroleum on the market in appreciable quan- 090 tons of asphalt Were produced known as flux oil.Peirnleum there- titles abou: 20.060 tons beng man- in 1913, from this source aa com- fore always served as an important !ufactured during that year, It pared with about 230,000 tons of integral part of all asphalt used tor | found its way inte the paving in- imported native asphalt produced industrial purposes.For many duetry where it was reecivad on from United States petroleum, This years It was believed and is now \u2018trial for a number of years until year showed the peak of Iimportagenerally admitted that, all agphall \\rervire over a considerable period tion of native asphalt which was at originates in petroleum.jof time demonstrated that it was that time equal to only a little more The petroleum.firsts known and equally ms good for paving work 48 than two-fifths of the total produc- :the lake asphalts, By 1911, the tion from petroleum.From tha: Petrolia fields and in the United NS time on there has been @ general decline in importation of lake asphalt with a very rapid increase in asphalt tonnage from petroleum.DEVARENNES EXHIBITION A SUCCESS.The\u2019 Automobile exhibition now in full swing at the magnificent show rooms of Jos.Devarennes, 279 8t.Joseph street has been a complete success.The many visitorr to this exhibitior have been very well pleased by the courtesy shown by the able staff of employees wh rpare no pains in giving ail the particulars required.The variety of colors of the cars on exhibition has brought forth the most favorable comment.The leautiful lines of the McLaughlin, Buick, Master Six and Master Four, combined with their all-round state- SATURDAY, MARCH 1), Motors Limited 522.* \u2014\u2014 La mere ra A ly appearance has been a favorite with the visitors Mr, Devarennes after due consideration has decided to continue his auto ehow for another week\u2014 with orchestra In attendance every evening.Dread of Asthma makes countless thousands miserable.Night after night the attacks recurn and even when brief respite is given the mind is «ill In torment from continual anticipation.Dr.J.P.Ke! logx\u2019s Asthma Remedy changes all this.Relief comes, and at on:e, while future attacks are warded oft, leaving the afflicted one in a state of peace and happiness he once believed he could never .enjoy.Inexpensive and sold almost everywhere.Deficient unto the hay is the donkey that eateth thereof.States, occurring In Pennsyivania, Ohlo and ladiana vas of the paraffin type.When distilled to remove the more volatile constituents this petroleum was found to yield a thick greasy oil resfdue which in no way resembled asphalt except in color but which proved quite satin factory for use am a flux.1?distillation was carried further this re.aidual oil underwent certain chemical changes due to cracking of the hydrocarbon constituents and eventually coke remained In the snl, As early an 1866, it was known that bituminous material was sums ceptible to the action of certain oxi.I diging agents which caused the product to become more viscous and in 1884, Francis X.Byerly was granted a patent for blowing air through petroleum residue Wien heated to between 400 degrees and $00 degrees F.By this process it was found possible to produce a semi-solid residue which in some ways reermbled native asphalts but which, with the type of oil used was more or less cheesy In characier and Incked the cementitiousness of the then known asphalts.This product was marketed as TNyeriyte asphalt but never found much faver in the paving industry becauss of Inferior results attending ita use.It was found, however, that when nn treated.residual olls from petrolne um occurring in the gulf section yielded a hetter grade of product | In No .ss = than the more highly parafine type of petroleum.New Processes.With the discovery and refining of California petroleum it was nh.served that when the residual oll i was further distilled and before coke was formed, a semi-solid re.œidue was produced which very closely resembled the native na- phalts.The original petroleum was therfore called asphattic petro- loum.The asphait first manufactured from this type of petroleum proved to be of rather Inferior quality, the cause of which was Iaà se he temperature required to drive off à wufficient amount of ell constituents to produce a semi-solid residue.At œueh temperatures the hydrocarbon began to crack up with the forns- ation of undesirable decomposition products.Later it was found tha: if dieMillation was conducted with à copleus amount of wteam used to haunted tires.sé will Aaking the Train lenty and any A= .GUTTA PERCHA n - TIRES PRICE.What could possibly of time to get comfortably settled in the Pullman.Cars equipped with \u201cGutta Percha\u201d Tires will always make the train.Chance of trouble haunts every cheap tire.Beware of Stake your certainty on a tire produced under the most exacting conditions, elimin- chance of a hidden skeleton.ghosts of carelessness rise up against \u201cGutta Percha Tires.or skimping NT | | PL Sari SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1982.AYER'S NAVY CUT GARETTES transportation, coupled with LOWER PRICES FOR AUTOISTS - Business Fared Much Better During 1921 Than Was Expected \u2014\u2014 \u2018Mr.Alfred Reaves, Cloneral Managare of the United States Automoblle Chamber of Commerce writes:\u2014 HBeoause automobile menufactur- ore reduced prices directly to the final consumer, instead of lowering them to the wholesaler and retailer the automobile business fared very much better during 1921 than was generally expected, and better than many other lines of manufacture.The increasing need for highway price reductions in tires, gasoline and other things entering into car main tenance premitted a production of about 1,680,000 motor vehicles, or only 24 per cent lems than the 2,806- 000 in the record year of 1920.Of theme 145,000 were trucks and about 1,535,000 passenger cars.Show Genoral Business Affects The decrease in truck production was greater than in passenger cars bécause of the falling off in the demand for transportation that came in the decrease of gencrui business a development that al- fected the railronda to an equal de- gros, Thess reduced prices have not been without substantial losses to the manufacturers and the 33,000 motor car dealers, but it wus deems ed worth while because, with final price adjustments about eompleted the industry enters 1322 with high prices and inventories Hquidated, labor more efficient, finances ad- jused and definite and economical production programe under way.The adjustments have been drastic with comparatively few motor cum- panies showing any profit for the past year, but In the opinion of economists and 1- \u201ccra the action taken will make much health- ter situation du 22, This year the market is ex- \u201cI Wouldn't Go Back to the Old Style Pail\u201d Housewives everywhere EDDY\u2019S INDURATED FIBREWARE HOUSEHOLD PAIL Lighter than the old-fashioned utensil of wood or metal it is hard and durable as steel and cannot leak, splinter or fall apart.Wash Tube Wash Boards Household Pails Milk Pails Fire Pails No joints or seams to collect taints or odors, no hoops to shrink or fall apart \u2014 just a one piece pail made of wood pulp, pressed by powerful machinery with a glazed surface impervious to all liquids\u2014a pail that is clean, sanitary and practically everlasting.You too will find Eddy's Household Pail ond the other Indurated Fidreware uisnsils fer superior.They are modercie in price lee.Ash ie sec them ai your deciers.The E.B.Eddy Company Limited (Makers of the famous Biddy Melches) HARD SURFACED ROADS SAFER Greatest Assurance To Auto Industry Saturation Point Indefinitely Delayed Hard surfaced roads are the great ost assurance to the automobile industry that the point of saturation will be indefinitely delayed in the opinion of A.P.Kemp, vice-presi- dent Audurn Automobile Company.\u201cTransportation at one time was personified by the ox cart,\u201d Mr Kemp sald.\u201cThen came the stage conch.The railroad and the interurban stand for another epoch.The automobile, with its rapid develop ment, soon established Itself as America\u2019s second line of tranepor- tation.\u201d He adds: \u201cThe development of good roads took years to get momentum.For years the only paved highways were in the cities.Then ribbons of concrete and brick were extended through rural districts to other cen- tere County and state governments took up the cause and then the nation got daok of the movement with energy and funds.\u201cin 1931 approximately 6,000 ° CASCARETS 10° For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Sour, Stomach, Bilious Liver The micen cvthartiodesstive.ta | Sight Will empty your bowels cem- the werld to physic your liver and bowsle when you have Dimy Headache, Colds, Blllousness, Indigestion, ire ASS | is cnnéy- pletely by morning and you will fes) splendid.\u201cThey work while you sleep.\u201d Cassarete never stir you up or gripe like Baits, Plls, Calomeh or Gil and they cost only ten cents of two te !a Dox.Children love Cascarets toe.TT TTT miles of concrete highways were completed and put into service In the United States.Pennsylvania Alone bullt 640 miles, New York Hate 630 miles, Illifoie 450 miles, Ohio 250 miles and other states have accomplished almost as much.At the present time th in close to a bilMon dollars in the United Staten appropriated and available for the construction of hard roads, \u201cOf the 63,000 people who visited Yellowstone National Park last season 38,000 came and went b automobile.\u201d DEATH IN ENGLAND OF DR.CHARLES WRAY, There died recently at Croydon, England, Dr.Charles Wray, famous Ophthadmic Surgeon, who was born at Long Marston, the only son of William Wray.In 1887 he minrried Henrletta Elizabeth, second \u2018daughter of Henry Walmesley Weich of this eity, Dr.Wray trained for the medi cal profession at the London Hoapital, taking his M.R.CS.in 1981, and Fellowehip of the Royal College of Surgeons Frs.in 1888, at the age of 34.He: wus appointed [new policies in that mules field.Ophthalmic Sgrech of the Cfoy-| The customer has heen & aufferer don General Hospital In 1887, this because used care some times have appointment he held until his not been property rebuilt or have death.frequently been misrepresented Of, Wray wan at one time mnlor| when sold as \u201cnew.\u201d On the other surgeon at the Wealern \"Ophthalmic! Hospital, where he imeoduced the system of having the hespital open ons evening each week for the benefit of the working people.Dr.Wray's friends in Quebec will regret Lo hear of the oclesing | brand death of hin, distinguished carecr.York.and was pected to broaden.and with better highways and general business con- *ditions the industry should contiaue its xtcady growth\u2014a growth which | incidentally, begun in 1895.when '3,70¢ motor cars were produced, \u2018The possibilities of the world mar- \u2018kes arc best shown by the fact that In 1930 more than 170.700 \u2018motor vehicles were exported to 114 \\ different countries THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.1914 DEMAND 15 NOT T0 REFURN Hopes For Revival This Year To Encourage Business By Useful Economies \u2014t\u2014 The automobile Industry cannot expect a return to the conditions that prevailed in 1919 because of their unsound character, nor should the industry hope to, declares Frank B.Ansted, president of the Lexington Motor Company and of the United States Automotive Corporation, \u201cA multitude ef different Industrial pursuits,\u201d says Mr.Ansted, \u201chave passed through a year of great adventure, Untried experiences and unestimated conditions have appeared In every business.In all Îînes men have had to face things as they found them.and learn the reasons afterward.Industrial profits\u2019 went to the bottom and then started up.\u201cThere is ground for the soundest optimism for 1932.In this year we may hope for revived institutions and encouraging business.The revival of the present is a sound and steuly revival based upon & fundamental correction of existing errors.\u201cThe war threw into our financial organization an enormous requirement for the purchase of government and other securities for the handling of which the country had insufficient accumulated funds.Inflation Due To Borrowing.\u201cA great part of the Federal Reserve inflation was due to the borrowings on this account.The bor- rowlngs of the whole world can only de pald hy savings.Until we get down and save the world cannot pay oft the deht growing out of the great international struggle.\u201cThe attitude of governments tn cut off the wastefulness of extraordinary war precautions has already had its beneficial effect upon husiness.The declaration of the Federal Reserve Roard that times will be hetter shows that that most powerful organization has before ft figures which indicate the absolute minimum of the country's deflation and is prepared from now on to deal es = es _ known to the public.area JULIAN Eté pad + with member bankæ mnioiy on the merits of Individual business propositions and not on a percentage.of-reduction basis.Only the great hody of country hankers \u2018an understand how important thin decision in of the people of the United Rtatex.\u201cThe last eighteen monthx have j The 1221 registration fixures \u2018show a little more than 10.000,000 cars and trucks, which mean re- \u2018placements of probably 1.400.000 vehicle this year.| The keen competition for these replacements and other potential markets will bring out better rars and Letter values than ever before.J Must Serve 10,000,008 Ownern.{ A big job for tHe industry now is ta keep theme 10,000,008 motor ve- Ihicles properly serviced and it in \u2018safe to say that coimmer satisfaction is going t9 be a prime factor Lin he miccess of any company this year.The 1,680,000 wha purchased new motor vehdelesn this year have {received the hencfits of the post.{war readiustment in prices and im.{provement In wervice, Whaolesai® Inrice curves have heen falling generally, but In many businesses T1 retaller has yet to take hix loss.in lithe automobile industry, however, the reductions have all heen made direct to the consumer.this prompt lguidation Polley which xiven promise nt an early recovery in the automobile trade when general husiness recnvern Trealers and manufacturers do not lock tn mee any larger output in 1922 than In 1921, unless world conditions take à rapid change for the hetter.We cannot go far ahead nf the gen- aral prosperity curve, hut we ean full share of the better times when they arrive, Tt will ha a hard year for new companien making either carn or trucks.28,000 Bakers Need Auntomnblics.The inventory of customers shows for instance, that the industry has done relatively little in the line «of vecupational: selling.The rash register and adding machine com.puniew analyze businesses and show where thelr machines can be profitable.The same can be done for motor transportation.The Aaltomobile Industry Is just heglnning ts tn the country.26,000 retail bakers.1.138 boarding schools.46,000 insurance agente, 160,000 doctors.The retail baker regqires a panel- body truck.The \u2018needs & \u2018suburban\u2019 motor ear or bus.\u2018The insurance agent and the !doctor should have roadsterw, or email enclosed cars.Each of these and other occupations present a mien field requiring special study.The outlonk le promising both for ldealer and maker.Torslly the denler can work for occupational sales.Nationally the manufacturer can take the experience of one ter-: r and pam it on to another, If Ron arntory school in Oklahoma buys a \u201cdepot wagon\u201d car thie will he a strong point for a sale to a similar institution in Georgia.Must Sell Used Cars.Too.The industry is also becoming Inareaningly aware of the fact that It must sell used cars as well as new ears, The habit of large sections of the American public of getting & new motor Gar every two or three yrare has developed & huge busi.nees dn traded-in cars which sill have plenty of service left in them.Used care unfortunately have peen hadly merchandised and 1522 will be devoted to correcting a number of mistakes and building hand the conmimer ham received far i more than the resale value in many instances when trading on & used onr.The future will probably nec deal- Te ia lay and are laying A haeis to get eur: realize, for instance, that there arc, honrding school | hroucht upon us whether we desired It or not In all fines of busi- \u2018ness, useful economics, The non- receuntial and urelers han been Jonped off and only with production af every (mort brouæht to à proner cent basis can the world as a whole make pro- gross, Tmprovement Logical.\u201cIn the automobile husiness | rarticuiar there is rvery reason for pertine a sound revival That he pamsenger automobile ie not rimarilx a pleasure vehicle Is shown by reduced business when! here was reduced work in the anntry.nee prosper, hut the passenger anto- mobile, depending on its economic nerfulness for fx great volume.paused with the pause of nther lines of fedustry.It will again go ward as men have increasing drne placed upon their energy.\u201cThe point of saturation in Amcries 1x better than one good serv- \u2018veable automabile to each family and when that point Is reached an enormous replacement business will set in.\u201d 2 ee on the value of the used automa.hile, etter mechanical attention will be given the used vehicles pul nn sale, and there will bs mare consideration shown to customers of this part of the business, A Farmer A Future Reserve, : The farmer who 's normally the 1argest customer of the autrmobile \u2018industry.will eventually he a strong hnyinæ factor Again.The unusual valitex now offered in moat lines of antomohiles are hringing in some of hin trade.hut in the main he must \u201cer connsidered as a hack-log for \u201ctre enlee rather than an imme.inte pragnert.Farm products have Tween the first to take the (uw at.wnr defination, and until the other pra.nets hesides | automobiles have (rome lown In price corremondinæly Fr will not he In the market., The fact tha: 1.000.600.6000 |x \u2018avaliable for road construction that | city planning le making nutomnbile ; {ume in cities more feasible.that icant of nperation mudise are making for more economy-\u2014all of thes things promise xrenter servireabil-, ly and consequently æreater miles, for motor cars nnd motor tricks, | 1922 will mes ths salen depart.| \u201cments put fn ander Tt will gee new Imethndn and nnlicien developed, \u201crommanies and individuals teated.tt vil lav the bed-rock for à etrong | irrowing business in the years to come, to the business and earning power: in Many entarprises of plens- ; 2 \u201cAsk the man who owns one\u201d Continuation of Our Automobile Show All Next Week In Our Show Rooms at No.279 St.Joseph St.All New Models of the Series of \u201c22\u201d \u201cMcLaughlin-Buick and Packard\u201d are exhibited in our show-rooms, and we wish to invite you to come and examine the large variety of models including the full series \u201c22\u201d McLAUGHLIN-BUICK and the celebrated SINGLE-SIX \u201cPACKARD,\u201d the high qualities of which are By Seeing All The Different Models of Autos CLOSED AND OPEN style in our show-rooms, you will be able to make your choice more easily, and it is important that you should consider giving your order right now, so that you may not be disappointed as to the date of delivery, CONSULT YOUR FRIENDS WHO OWN A \u201cMcLAUGHLIN,\u201d and they will readily tell you the advantages there are in buying a \u201cMcLaughlin-Buick\u201d in preference to all autos, even those far more costly.Yon will always be able to get the necessary extra parts thus avoiding costly delays.Right To Drawing in Contest During oar Show, each purchaser in giving his order, will receive a coupon which will entitle him to participate in the drawing for the \u201cDes Parois Economic Lighting System,\u201d up to a value of $400.00.Come in Crowds and Bring Your Friends EVERYONE WELCOME ig | GIRLS! GROW THICK LONG, HEAVY HAIR WITH \u201cDANDERINE\u201d Buy a 38-cent bot- ; tle of \u201cDanderine.\u201d | One application ends All dandruff, stops itching and fal!ing hair, and, in a few moments, you have doubled the beauty of your halr.It will appear a mass, so soft, lustrous, and lustrous, and easy to do up.But what will please you most wil be after à few Wecka use, when you see .new haire~fine and downy at first\u2014 ves\u2014hut really new hair growing ail over the scalp.\u201cDanderine\u201d Ia to the hair what tresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation.It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them.Thie delight.er and customer getting together forming appraisal bureaus where an impartal judge wil pase ful stimulating conte\u2018 helps thin, litelesm, faded hair to, grow long, thick, heavy and lusuriant.Tel.4111, mam\" \u2014 Harris Battery Service puts in your reach absolute comfort of perfect battery performance.See the \u201cÆZAR 7\" EXHBIT at the MOTOR SHOW Everything in batteries-A suitable size for every make of car.Manufactured entirely in Quebec Province.Harris Battery Service 20 PALACE HILL-QUEBEC \u2014 A MOST MODERN GARAGE.Although It may not he generally known we have right hers in this mity one of the most modern gare agen in the Province of Quebec.One of our reporters having call.od on Mr.Wade.the energetic manager of Motors Timited was shown over {heir plait and all the different machines eto, in their shop were pointed out and expiained by this gentleman and Mr.Henri Frechette the foreman.They are so well equipped to execute the moet difficult repaire that they feal mire that they can give entire satis.taction to the most exacting and put their car, or truck in as good a condition ne If 1t were perfectly new.Kervice in what they pride them.welven In, service And satisfaction to those having ary business dealings with them, and this Is what they intend to render at all times, Mr.J.J.O'Brien in the Bales Manager of this progressive firm and with twenty years experience to hia credit In the automobile husi.nesm a Hright future Is In sore for Motors Témtted.To give an idea as t0 the equipment of thin firm to handle all business entrusted to their eare, with promptness, the following will give an nutline:\u2014 ®penial mand for testing motors (for pawer)\u2014after overhauling snd before heing placed In car; Press for pressing in and out bushings: Two grinders; Lathe for making parte; forge acetyline weMing: dni for boring and special extension reamer for rebnring cylinders; power hac-aaw, complete overhead carriers snd fifty different kinds of \u2014 reamers and drills, and epecial kinds of machinery for testing ail makes of aute perts\u2014elevator with a lifting capacity of five tons, work- Mand, installation for repairing autemobile radiatore storage bat- terles and equipment for completely rebutiding emme; changing se! for recharging fifty batteries at once.Special dlmillery for water air compressors end battery of six lubricating oll tanks, two gasoline tanks.Ten men sre able io work on bench on shops @t once.They are alse agente for \u201cBuide\u201d battery service.The mont slushy part of now ie the poetry it starts.\u2014Phishburg Press, \u2019 + Sal yas 18 Phone 681 \u2014 Why Not ae a \u2014 \u2014 put your car in order NOW ! WE CARRY _ AUTO ACCESSORIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION and ASE LOCAL DISTRIBUTORS FOR \u201cDUNLOP TIRES\u201d Complete assortment always on hand MECHANICS SUPPLY CO., LTD.80-90 St.Paul Street Quebec, P.0.HOTELS.INABLE TO WALK FOR A YEAR Parayats Entry Revd by \u201cFrais\u201d The Wonderful Frat Medisine Paralysis is a break-down of the Nervous System aad affects the vie tim im various ways.| ria, insomnia, constant Acadackes, or it | may be so bad that one is partially { or completely helpless in some part | of the body, just as Mrs.Hessock hind Baour den Mantes, Owe.\u2018When I was twenty-cight years of age, my doctor advised me te have an operation, which I did aad it = | proved very serious, leaving me wou ond unable te welk for « your.Secing your \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d advertised in ducted familles or A HOTEL HOMF Che Richmond Aelween 5% 6 G4Mes.at 0 Hést AGE In the most interesting section of New York.LE rates, which compare favorsbly with those of welt con hotels in smslier cities & towns, will appeal to persons Lraveling the personsi attention Beaman LT 9 slone «+ Ouests will receive \u201c Ray Barnett - Manager\u201d the papers, I decided to try them.I continued to use them regularly, and today I am able to go about my home duties and care for my family\u201d, MRS.J.W.HEACOCK.Any form of Nervousness is offem eaused by, and is always aggravated by, Constipation, which poisons the blood, irritates the kidneys and inflames the nerves.\u201cFruit tives\u201d stimu lates the action of liver and bowels, kidneys and skin\u2014tones and swostens the sto- | mach\u2014kesps the bloed pure, and builds up the entire nervous systems In a word, \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u2019 has | proved that it is the mest scientific | and effective remedy in the world itheut Reducin, Single Reem-\u2014Runni! 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a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago edionl Treatise, vur wedical readers will be en- interested by ihe perusal of a Treatise on Acupunc- \u2018turation, by James Morse Churchill, of the Houyal Coliege of Surgeons, Londun.This operation, es the [name imports, consists in inserting fa needle into the muscular parts of the body, to the depth, sometimes of an inch.\u2018The instantaneous effect of this singular remedy, in re- = | lieving puine of a rheumatic naturs M le truly surprising and unaccount- M able: but the effect ie exhibited In many cases, each sufficiently strong to command assent.In attacks of Mf |a nervous nature the influence of i} the process is equally undeniable.8 The remedy has long been in use by R the Japanese and Chiness, and æ M \u2018now making its way into European f practice with results that at leas: i demand the earnest attention and i | scrutiny of the physiologists.| Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago WE TAKE ORDERS for floral decorations kinds.We are prepared to fur- «dinner party or those for an elaborate church wedding.the function, We shall be glad to be of service to you.Q TLORISTS If © sr.Joux sr, QUEBEC Flowerphone 85585 ot all nish the decorations for a little We will attend to all details of arrangement or will follow instructions of those in charge of The Champlain Monument.The Secretary of the Champla.n Monument Committee recently received a letter from the Revd.Abbe Casgradn.who is in Paris at present, informing him that the plaster model for the monument is now vompleted, and that the statue itself will soon be cast.The St.Roch Fire, it ts said that Mre, Widow Hedard has refused the Quebec Hank's offer of 816,000 for the Ict of ground in St, Joseph Street, where the recent fire occurred.The ,work of clearing the debris is about te commence and Mrs.Bedard will have a new building constructed in the grounds.Annual Meeting, The annual meeting of the Irish Protestant Benevolent Hoclety was held on Monday evening, when the report for the past year was sub- | mitted, which presented a very | Kratitying showing of the Society's | position and work as one of tho [most useful and active local charities, In addition to the care of its own poor the Boclety has thoughtfully considered the wail of the famishing milMons in India and han contributed twenty-five dollars to be sent to them through the Mayor's Fund now being collected here.The following members were elected the Society's officers for the en- Marchi.11 Farm For Sale AT THE TRAMWAY TERMINAL auction the propert; Redard, Farmerready for all kinds of cultivar ,, situated on A spl eal \u2018location and good rev.windiak for real eatate deal crs to sub-divide this fime wood lot will also .information telephone to 613 Ring 2.Hethrington\u2019s Bakery Every variety of high-grafle Bakery Goode, delivered of of the Oty, UF.JORN SFR?Del sede ks ARMAND LAVERGNE, KC.Advocate Tel.4600 - 93 8¢.Peter 8t.Nov.3320m + AL Giffard on Monday, April 3rd, at \u2018| 10 AM.there will he doid by public of the late Johnny omprising 40 acres, ve the \u201cChemin ndid opoprtunity for a Peel, For Mer.9,10,11,16,17,16.20,24, eA | suing year: \u2014President, Henry Griffith; 1st Vice-President, John x3 | Brown: 2nd Vice-President, T.H Mahony: 3rd Vice-President, R, PF.John Woods: \u2014 (Cream: Treasurer, Recretary, Thomas Davideon; Aessiatant - Secretary, George Rom; Auditors I.J.Dunlop, R.Stanley.Charitable Committee: C.Knowles, R.Stanley, A.J.Elliott, I.Argues, iT.8 Hethrington, Wm.Lee.Hi Hall.Finance Committee.J.J., Dunlop.W.Tl.Davidson, T.H, Oll- Iver, J, Buchanan, W.D, McCahey, James Perry, A W.Boswell.Coughs Colds and Chronic Bronchitis \u2014 ; Sold in Quebec by O.Couture, J.W.Gaudette, A.J.Jolicoeur, La Roche & Co., Wm.P.Laroche, J.A.Le Clere, R.F.Raymond, J.E.Turcot, Henry Willis, and in Levis by Maurice Dion.Sometinses, nervousness makes itself mown by kyste- | ; THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE SUNDAY SERVICES INTHE CHURGHE ROMAN CATHOLIC.TRE RASILIOA.Low Mase at §, ¢, 7, and § am.3rand Mass at 9:30 a.m.and & Low Yam Rt 10:39 am.; Vespers at 7 \u2014 ST.JEAN BAPTIST CHURCH.Low Magy at 5:30, 6:15, 8, d and 9:30 am; Grand Mass at 10:30 \u201cm.; Vespers at 1 p.mer.PATRIONS OHURON.(MeMahon Gtrest) Low Mass 1-20 and 9 am; High Mass and Sermon at 10-30 am; Vespers, Sermon and Benediction at 1.30 p.m.OT.PATRICK'S CHURCEL (Grande Alles) Low Maw at 7-30 and 10-30 a.m.Children's Mans at 9 a.m.; Benedicton at ¢:30 p.m.NOTRE DAME DU CHEMIN (Be.Foy Road) Low Mess at 6.7 and 8:16 a.m.Solemn Mam and Sermon at 9:11 &m.; Grand Mass and Sermon at! 10:30 a.m.; Vespers and Benedintion « 7 pam.\u2014 #Fr.COEUR DE MARIE.Low Mass at 6:16, 7:16, 8:30 and 9:30.Grand Mass at 10:30 a.m.; Vespers at 7:16 p.m.ANGLICAN.CATHKDRAL OP THE HOLY TRINITY.Holy Communion, 7 and § am; Morning Prayer (Gaol) 9.30 o'clock: Morning Prayer and Holy Communlon 11 o'clock; Sunday School 2.45 p.m.; \u2018iris\u2019 Bible Class (Chapel), 3 vp.m.: Boye\u2019 Bible Class, (Hall) 3.30 p.m.; Catechising (Cathedral) 3-30 o.m.; Evening Prayer (The Finlay: 4.30 o'clock; Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 o'clock.ST.MATTHEW'S CHURCH.(St.John Street).Holy Communion, 7.30 am.Mating, 10.30 o'clock; Choral Eucharist 11.00 am.; Sunday Bchool 2.46 p.m.; Children's Bervice z.4v p.m.; Choral Evensong and Sermon 7 o'clock.TRINITY CEUROH.(Re.Gennisles Street.) Holy Communion 8 an: Morning Prayer 11 o'clock; Bundey School and Bible Classes 3 p.m.: Evening Prayer 7 o'clock.sr.PETERS CHURCH.(Be Valier Street.) Hoiy Communion 19.30 am.LIMOFLOU MISSION MALL.Bun Schuoi, 3 p.m.; Bvenseng 2:30 o'clock.\u2014 $1.MICHAEL'S CHURCH.(Borgezville.) Holy Communion 3 am.; Morning Prayer and Holy Communion, 11 o'clock; Bunday School 3 p.m.: Evening Prayer 7 o'clock.! PRESBYTERIAN.(sie.Andrew's Charch.) Morning Service, 11 o'clock; #un- School 3 p.m.; Evening service, 17 o'clock.Rev.A.T.Love, Pastor.CHALMERS CHURCH.« The Public Worship of God at 11 am.and 7 p.n.: Sunday School and Bible Class 3 p.m.; Preacher Rev.G.Mcleod B.D.Ottawa.METHODIST CHURCH.(Corner of Dauphine and St.Stanfelas Streets).Morning Bervice 11 o'clock; Kvening Service, 7 o\u2019clock.A cordial welcome to all.Seals free.Rev.J.U.Reid, Pastor.BAPTIST CHURCH.(Grande Allee.) Morning Service, 11 o'clock; Sunday School, 3 p.m.; Evening \u201cer.vice 7 o'clock.SALVATION ARMY.(14 Kigin Stress.) 7 a.m, Knee Drill; 11 am.Holiness meeting; 3 p.m.Praise Service; 4 p.m.Corps Cadets Class; $ p.m.Public service, conducted by Ensign Pryde, assisted by Mrs.Pyrde.Anybody heartedly welcome.Song 1books provided.Entrance free.REVIEW OF THE Coming Number Of Literary erary Digest will be for the people of Canada and the Britlsh Empire generally, the most notable number ot this journal ever issued, for the reason that it wiil contain an ém- partial, unbiased and complete review of the greatest political strue- ture of all time\u2014the British Empire.amateur historians to prophesy the disintegration of the Empire.They quote, as their authority, the downfall of the empires of history from that of the Homan Empire In the 16tk Century, to the collapses of the Russian Empire in the 20th.to find the British Emplre growing In territory, population and financial strength from Wars come and go, and the British Bmpire emerges mightier than before, with added territory, population and reaponsibilities.no questiun, however, that & great transformation is occurring in the British Empire\u2014it constant and close study of the daity | newspapers of the world to posted regarding the ramifications of the mighty concourse of natlons today.teristic thoroughness and impartiality, has gathered from cvery possible authentic source, pertaining to the liritish Empire; this will be included in their lasue of March 11th.those living within the Empire can afford to be without the information which this Think of the problems before the: people of There ls the Irish situation.What is the world's attitude towards the recent \u2018settlement of this century- old feud?What is to be the future form of government in India?What attitude will Britain 1ake Ruseia ?United States content that Britain shall maintain ite strategic control | over the Carribean Sea, which, in turn, controls the Panama Canal?Who is it that the people of the Antipodes fear most of all?And are they in favor of the elimination of British Navy as a dominating force on the Ocean?What is te be the future relations between the British Government and the government of Canada, Australia and other seit- soverninb colonies?These are but a few of the problems which are detailed in this issue.not and they certainly should\u2014they are dwellers within an Empire which duminetes one Earth's surface and includes within its boundaries men of every race, color and creed.pire, as it stands today, is the most fascinating and Kovernment that the world has ever known.Canadians might as well realize that the immensity and power of the British Is a subject for sieep- lees envy on the part of other nations, Empire were to formulate and perfect an Interchange of commerce it could live In prosperity, indepen- Gent of all people dwelling outside of ft.PRINCESS MARY'S day, in addition to its regular bill of five acts of vaudevill and ple- tures, a film depicting the ceremony of the wedding of Princess Mary, recently In london Englandces has been made and this film of Princess Mary's wedding will shown both this afternoon and evening at the Auditorium, along with the regular program.BRITISH EMPIRE Digest Should Be Bought, Studied And Preserved \u2014\u2014 The March 11th issues of the Lit- It is a favorite pastime of it Is yeur to year.would require keen The Literary Digest, with charac- information number will contain.the British Empire; towards Are the people of the Whether Canadlane realise it or quarter of the The British Embaffling form of It, for instance, the British the Literary Digest of Anxious to he well Inthe world, and and the WEDDING IN FILM.The Auditorium wilt present to- No addition to the admission pri- be city is visiting her sister, Mrs.C.H.Lynch, Westmount, Mre.Bercovitch, who were in town guests at the Chateau, have returned to Montrealis spending the winter in Montreal, sntertained at a luncheon there re- centty in honor of Mrs.Allan Boswell, also of Quebec.Lascalles,\u201d ls the official title ap- doubtiess Irritating to these critics] #lied to the Princess by the Official Court Circular, indicating that this nation of the King\u2019s daughter, Regent of the Imperial order of the Daughters of the Empire for Mon- There is|treal and Mrs.Finnies, Municipal Regent for Quebec were in Sher.|| brooke yseterday io confer with the Municipal Reger: vincial Chapter of the Order.Cannes of Mus Mary Graham Lewwhich comprise the British Empire |is, younger daughter of the late M1: Frederick Orr-Lewis and Lady Orr- Lewis of England, to Mr.Allan Graves, son of the late Mr.A.E.Graves of Waterford.Second Life Guards during the war and has since been attached to tae |} No one, especially | pritish Embassy at Washington.|} FORD PRODUCTION Statement Given Out By Cana this organization itself and all the dealer organisations would been much better off had the War never occurred.A from the point of view of economics.but from the point.of view »f our own ultimate progress.In the following year of 1917, we |} \u2018manufactured 50,043 cars, and then dropped back to appiuximately 47.- 000, then back to approximately 39,- 000, and then up to 56,000, and during the calendar year just comple Schedule for 1922 Ix] Ac à matter of fact, there in! 56,000, no work of fiction, no imaginative | creation of the most gifted writer\u2018 who could devise an empire of such tranecending potentlalitiea an British Empire presents today.The is-ue of the March 11th will be à comprehensive and up-to-the-minute survey of the British Empire from a geographical, military, political.financial and sociological standpoint.No Canadian, formed on world conditions, should fail to obtaln à ropy of this num- | ber, etudy it carefully, and preserve it, for, to know the Rritiah Empire today Is tn know every phase of the political commercial ambitions of those wha live hoth within and without congress of nations comprising lt.the other Cellow 4p] the Brookfield, Mo., Argues.Social and Personal Hon, George Bryson left last even ing tor Fort Coulonge.Mr.Alleyn Tanchersau KC.is expected to leave fur Ottawe 4o-mor- row.Mr.Andrew Phelps, MiL.A.' left last evening to spend the week-end at Huntingdon.A Miss Marguerite Marois, of Quebec (a the guest of Mra Henry Merrill, of Montreal - Mr.Leon Garneau, K.C., left last evening for Montreal, after apend- ing à few days in town.Hon.Jacob Nicol and Mrs.Nicol are leaving today for Sherbrooke, where they will spend the week-end.Miss Mildred Daupsey, of this 483 Claremount avenue, Mr.Peter Beroovitch, M.I.A.and Mrs.Wm.Dobell, of Quebec, who \u201cPrincess Mary and Viscountess s the prescribed and formal desig- Mm, W.C.Hodgson, , Municipal of that oity on he advisabllity of forming a Pro- The engagement is announced in SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1082, .GIVE THEM | BAKER'S COCOA TO DRINK The almost unceasing activity with which children work off their surplus energy food and nutritious food a continual necessity.Of all the food drinks Baker's Cocoa is the most perfect, supplying as it does much valuable material for the upbuilding of their growing bodies.Just as good for older people.It is delicious, too, of fine flavor and aroma, MADE IN CANADA BY WALTER BAKER & CO.LTD.- DORCHESTER.MASS.Established 170 MONTREAL , CANADA - .0 \u2019 Bockiat of Choice Recipes sent free Whitewebbs, Enfield.Mr, Graves served in the dian Management Shows Last Years Output Down \u2018\u2019There is an undoubted fact, that since 1916, we have not made the|f progress that we should have.ng will be realized that in the year 1916 we jumped from a production of 18,771 care in the previous year tc a production of 33,648 cars.Ths B was nearly 100 p.c increase.L The War wus then at ite flood |H) and prices had not yet commencud | Sf to ascend was right for buying.the scale, Everything What we have told dealers is, that have \u2018This has not been ted to 42,366.The diplomat is the man who lets | beans, \u2014 THERE ARE MANY LINES OF GOODS WHICH WE MUST CLEAR TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING.STOCK 50% Discount on all Children\u2019s Coats and Ladies\u2019 Sweaters Hats and Crepe de Crepe Blouses, specially priced to clear, $8.26 now $8.25, $10.76 now Bath Towels, Bath Mats, Towelling, Pillow Cotton Tams, values to 38.50 7 Chine and Georgette 38.78 now $6.73, cc.97.75 Kitchen Towels, now and Sheeting, less 20 Pictorial Review Patterns for Spring.SIMONS & CO.20 Fabrique St.: Quilts in all aizes, less 2e Perâcent.Value $6.88 now $5.58, $5.38 now $4.44, $10.95 now arsse reseau ss 00.0 $8.70 Dress Goods, plaid and colors, Half Price; $1.49 now be, $3.25 now $1.13, $3.96 sesscreaccnc00s +.91.08 Boys\u2019 separate Pants in good quality Tweed, less 1-3 value.$3.38 now 02.26, 83.75 now $2.50, $4.45 now .98.15 $3.50 Will Buy = | 1 GROSS GOOD PENCILS 1 CHICAGO SHARPENER ; Our regular value for these numbers Is $5 \u201cCash WELLINGTON Eg © ~ Py METAL 2 A .GPOLISHES.= $< Ture 7 ER a0 WELL Tow vs oot 0 SARA 6197 iE TLLEPHONES 6198 26 MILK OF QUALITY is the milk that we distribute Our efforts to produce milk of unsurpassed quality began way back in the first stages of the dairy business.We keep only the finest cows Mn the richest pastures., Our process of dairy farming is dictated by the strictest sanitary pelieies.We believe in fair prices.This Is a smombdination ef which you should take advantage.LY EE] SACRECHEART AVE JE IA R.ICE CREAM A SPECIALTY COR 20?steal Shan DOT-SSTÉ IMPORTER AND Ltd WHOLESALE ORPCER sold at great reduction.All our Linoleums and Oikloths are, from at the new Spring prices.IN AXMINSTER AND WILTON TO BE SOLD AT A REDUCTION P.J.COTE 29 St.John St.Opp.Palace Hill Also several Bedroom and Boudoir Sets "]