The Quebec chronicle, 15 mars 1923, jeudi 15 mars 1923

[" Weather Forecast: \" Fair And Cold comme ESTABLISHE* 41764, AUSSI POLANT FRONTIERS, Fixed By Ahied Ambassadors, Ending Uncertain Situation Fraught With Peril \u2014 Paris, March 14 \u2014 The Allled Councll of Ambassadors today finally gettled one of the most Irritating problems left over from the peace conference fixing the frontiers between Russia and Poland The Council's action was on the surface a mere perfunctory meanc- tioning of the terms of the Riga treaty between Russia and Poland and acceptance of the existing situation, but le was really the ending of an uncertain situation which it was feared might develop serious trouble.In fact the Allies had never formally accepted the territorial divisions made under the Riga treaty, and questions had boen raised as to the fate of Eastern Gnliela.This matter had come up on several occastons before the Assembly of the League of Nations iIwice on a resolution Entroduced by the Canadian delegation to the effect that the Council of the Leasue do its u'most to urge final set.Uement of the status of the province.The Ambassador's action also provides that the Vilna district shall be attached to Poland, thus that country and Lithuania, beginning with the raid on Vilna in 1520 by the Polish General Zeligouski.FRANCE HONORS C.P.R.COMMANDER Capt.Hosken, Of Empress Of Russia, Will Be Presented With Life Saving Medal Vancouver, B.C., March 14.\u2014 Captain A.J.Hosken, RN R., of the Cmnadian Pacific Steamship Empress of Russia, which has docked here, wag notifed while in Hong Kong that the French Government had awarded him the Medaille D'Honneur De Sauvetage De Premiere Classe for the part tuken by him when commander of the liner Monteagle in saving the crew of the French steamer Hsin Teen oft the China coast.It is expected that the decoration will be presented to him by the French Consul here.Something new in wireless recorde was established by the Emprees of Russia during her pussage across the Pacific.When the liner was forging across the Pacific on Meridian Day.Chief Wireless Operator Willlam Adama, who was listening in, heard the call of the leatield Station, an {important radio plant located near Oxford, England, and received a number of mews items from the opposite ride of the world.THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION COST $1,234,480 From 1917 To 1922, The Secretary Of State Informed Commons Ottawa.March 14\u2014The total cost of the Civit Service Commission from 1917 to 1932 inclusive was $1.- 284,480, according to à statement by Hon.A.B.Copp, Recrmary of Biate in the House of Commons th's afternoon in reply to L.J.Lovett, Liberal of Dighy-Annapolis.The total com of the Young and Griffenhagen com- panien service from 1918 to 1921 inclusive, was $158,454, These figures do not Include the Investigation and reorganization of the bureau of public printing and stationery, which cost in addition $168,128.The Weather Toronto.March 14\u2014High pressure which covers the whole Dominion ie centred over the Great Lakes and from present indications & depression now over the South Western Mates will move northeastward.The weather Is fair and col throughom Canada.Temperatures, Min.Maz Victoria .se Vancouver 33 44 Famioone 22 44 Calgary .* 24 Fdmonton 4 18 Battleford .° 14 Moose Jaw .14 faskatoon .12 Regina .10 Winnipeg .16 Port Arthur \u201c10 26 4 14 0 24 10 24 e 2 8 34 14 32 18 18 16 18 16 Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay-\u2014\u2014 Namerly winds, followed by a snow.INSURANCE RATES ON GRAIN WERE NEARLY DOUBLED Through System Of Doing Business Through Ship Brokers, Says Underwriter AT SHIPPING ENQUIRY Allegations Made That Lake Rates Gave Preference To Buffalo Millers Montreal, March 14\u2014The feature of the session here (today of the Hoyal Commission investigating lake &rain rates was the evidence of W.A.8.Burnett of New York, an official of the Brit:sh and Foreign Ma «ne Insurance Company, Who stated «hat doing business through ship browers meant that the scale of pre: mium rates on grain was doubled owing to the fact that a Commission of 35 percent was paid to such brokers, and un additional 10 percent to the regular insurance broker In reply to à question, Mr.Burnett Saw no reason why business was not accepted on a direct basis.Doing business direct would mean exactly one hait of the premium rate, he declared, and his company was ready to accept such business.This direct method only prevalied Ln certain ex- ceptionel cases T.I.Enderby, operating manager of the Canadian Steamship Lines.Ltd, was again on the stand tod in connection with distress rates e said that the giving of such rates from one Canadian port 10 another Canadian port port would have meant the destruction of the whole rate fabric agreed upon by the Cunadian sh.powners at the Toronto meeting inst May.There had been no distress rates between Canadian ports in 1922 for thut reason.Alleged Discrimination In the course of his long cross examination by Government counsel) Mr.Enderby sald that early in the 1922 ssason the local rate to Port Colborne was 3 cents while the car- cage to Buffalo was 2 cents.Asked if thin did not conmitute disorimina- sion against a Canadian port and the giving of preference to the Muüffaiot miller as agains the Mapie leaf Milk.ng Company at Port Colborna, witness said that discrimination wa» something he had not considerud in 1ate fixing.The fact that the Canadian steamship lake lines carrisd gra.n frown dort Willlam to Port Colborne at three conts a bushel while grain was carried from Chicago to Buffaio by the same companies at two cents, was brought out at this morning's sitting, T.it.Enderby.operating manager of the Canada Steampsh.ps Lines, Limited, admitted this fact on cruss- examination by M.J.Symington, K.C., Government Counsel.Asked if he éid not call this discrimination in favor of an American port, the witness said (hat he had not thougin in terms of discrimination and ro- fused to give an opinion in the mat.cer, The grain taken to Port Cobborne and left there, and which paid the three cent rales was for milling.The witness wouid not give an opinion us to whether the difference In rates did not mean discrimination in favur of the Buffalo millers, Grain was carried by the Canad.an carriers from Chicago to the Georgian Hay ports for 1 8-4 cents, while the rate from Fort William to Bay ports was 2 1-2 cents.The explanation of thls, said the witness, was that the Canadian carriers had hoped for other cargoes than grain from Chicago.He belleved the 1 3-4 rate to have been a case of mighty bad business.He had laid up his biggest ship when he could not get more than two cents.Clash With Counsel There was a clash between Mr.Bymington and Mr.Enderby in re! gard to (he meeting between the Canadian seamship interests and Hon.Jamsa W.Robb, Minister of Trade and Commerce, on October 3, 1922, and the witness jumped to his feet and suggested to the Commiss.on that it was not a Police Court case that was going on, and that he did not like Mr.Symington's manner.A fact brought out In the discue- slon on congestion at the Georgian Bay ports was that the Canadiun Government last year had leased its elevator at Depot Harbor to Amer ican grain men, and #0 It was not available for Canad.an grain.\u2018The matter of insurance was raised.and Mr.Bymington referred to the services which the &tandard Shipping Company renders the Canada Steampshipe Lines, and the fact that it is not paid for such services.\u201cNo, mid Mr.Nnderby, \"we do not pay him (IL.M.Wolvin, of the Standard Company), anything, hut we give him facilities whereby he can get paid\u201d.\u201cWhereby he can exact a double insurance rate and get his Commis tion on it?\u201d said Mr.Symington.Jesuc Pitbledo, K.C., representing \u2018the Manderd 8hipping Company, objected, claiming that Mr.Byming- SALARIES OF HARBOR BOARDS Hon.Mr.Lapointe Gives The Amounts Reoeived At Quebec And Montreal Ottawa, March 14\u2014A statement In regard to the safaries and pe.- sonnel of the Montreal and Quebec Harbor Boards was made in the House of Commons this afternoon by Hon.Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, in reply to H.C.Hocken, Conservative Member tor West Toronto, the Chairman of \u2018he Montreal Board, Dr.Wilfrid Laurier MacDougald, according to this statement receives & salary of 37,000, while W.Gerard Power, Chairman of the Quebec Board, gets 36,000.The other Commissioners at Montreal get $5,000 each and at Quebec $4,000 each.AL Quebec Brigadier General Tremblay is also employed se Chief Engineer to the Board since July 34 1422, at & salary of §4,000.The other Commissioner at Quebec is Jules Gauvin.whiiv at Montresf the two other Commiss'oners are Dr.I.Milton Hersey, Emilien Daoust.POINCARE GOV'T.AGAIN DEFEATED On Question Of Elections In 1924 But Vote Will Not Involve Resignation Paris, March 14\u2014The Chamber of Deputies by a vote of 490 to 80, -efused today to follow the Government on & question having to do with the 1924 elections, but as the Government had not made the vote ore involving confidence, its defeat wil have no sequel.If the law pamsed in 1919 is not modified before the elections there will be only 530 deputies in the Chamber, instead of the present number, 625.That law provided that the number of Deputies should depend on the population, and the tion of population us to eliminate #5 Aeputiss.\u2018The Government introduced a hill which would have left the number of deputies unchanged, until the next census in 1924, but the chamber refused to discuss this bill.FORTY PERSONS HURT IN FIRE Explosion Of Gasoline Incapacitates Fire Fighters In Hayti Port au Prince, Haiti.March 14-\u2014 A spark from a soldering iron which wan heing used to close a hole in a gasoline can this afternoon, started u fire in the Texas Company's bulld- ing which destroyed that huilding and spread to and razed two thirds of à business block in the whole- rale and commercial district of the 02- Wyatt end Morris! The Cast: Jack Temple.fledword H.Smith Frank Fuiler .Edward E.fe.Louis HOTELS EUROPEAN RESORTS \u201cCRCIL\" is tho in Te Capt.Sharpve.James 8.KH.Mullarkey Wigson .Frank Over | John Brown .Frank Finch Mru.Jock Tempiz.Viola Karwowaka {Dorothy .Margaret V.Smith | Mre.Fuller .Lols Semn.ers \u2018Mm Brown .Mra.Langdon The action of the play is supposes od to take place at the residence nf Mr, and Mra.Temple, 08 Curyen St.Mayfair, London.Act [\u2014Morning.Instrumental selection, \u201cNevelette®.JINN ot SUH Quartet Farce, \u201cMra.Temple's Telegram\u2019 Act il-Afiernaen., Instrumental selecilon, Romantique™ .Quartet Farce, \u201cMra.Temple's Telsgram\u201d Act 1{[\u2014Evening, Instrumental selection, \u2018\u201cIntermezz» Grocosa\u201d .80000000h0VN Quartet \u201cRerenade- .\u2026\u2026\u2026.Bach Removes the\u2019 Roots Of Superfluous Hair EE \u2014 \u201cSeeing Is Lcleving!\u201d When vour own the entire de is gone, net merely hay.qu know that hair can! .Yes, it js really true that 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ferences, P.O.Box 100.mortszi ctr \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 to ar.TO LBfvelsumadiate possesion, =lv Crouaste arcot, § rooms pnd bath, Not heated.Fhone $18Twmagisz3 TO RENT \u2014 Tyo éemfortable ropms le rent at 30 Me.Louis Si.Maposie MIL Apply to 36 Bt Louts MR.: marldxd LA APARTMENT \u201c¥0 LET \u2014 ats St.Chit Frohteane.Bix rooms ve ET from April 15th.AN righly and aomglately furnished with afl mederw eon- venlences.hogy Bex 333, Quebecor phone S788 Between pm marisx6é SPLENDID OFFI TO RENT.Apply to J.B.Couture, Bh floor, Provincial Bank Building, 93 fh.Peter street.march12xé rere Ap rm DWELLING 10 LET\u2014Bituated on Frager street, 6 reomsend bathroom.Hot water heating.Apply to Mm J.Valllancou 468 Bt Joseph street.Phone 2676.marsxs mr rt ROOMS TO LET-Well furnish.od resms with sll modern improve ments, near he Chateau.Apply to 8 Haldimand street.Telephone 2048.mareh3x13 meet qe at TO RENT\u2014At the Grande Aller Apariments, (wa nice apartments; one of flve roams and another on of eight rooms jn perfect condition, with all modern improve ments such as continuous hot water service, elevator, janitor, etc.Fer further information apply te the janitor, No.144 Grande Allee.Phone 4316.marioxé FOR MALE House For Sale 61 Grande Allee That splendid stone front residence, No.61 Grande | Alice, large, commodious, in THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923.shirt, Ete.Quebec, March Joth, 1928, mage PUBIAC NOTICE Is hereby gi that ton.ders endorsed: * ere fo ot: mer Capa Icather Boots Uniforms, Khaki Shirts, ove dressed to the Fire Department, wiil be received trom this day ull Monday, the 20th March inatant (1928), At two o'clock p.m.for the ty of the following articles ts wit: 225 Summer Caps.mors or leas.213 pairs of Leather Boots (Gaiters), more or lens, 225 Summer Uniforms In Blue Serie more or less, 18 ounces to e 450 \u2018\u2019khak!\u2019 shirts, more or less.h tenderer must deposit with Ne (ender in the hands of the City Treasurer the sum of or An acoept- od cheque, for one hundred dollars, which shall be confiscated if the contractor refuses to sign the cen.tract.The serges must weigh 32 aunces to the yard.8ald uniform shall consist of three pieces, coat, double brearted; vest and pants The buttons for coats and vests shall be supplied to the contrsetor, who shall place them according to instructions from the Chief of the Fire Brigade.The Fire Committee doer not bind {itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.The Committee reserves the right of exacting securities.The contractor shall pay te the notary the cost of drafting s con- \u2018Act and shall provide the Pire Trevartment with a copy of the same.The contractor on signing the contract shal be obliged to furnish to the Magor's mtisfaction two good reliable securities.All the uniforras and other articles shall have to be delivered | for the 15th day of May next (1823) and if the contractor has good condition.brick out- sulldings, finest central situa \u2018ion in thy city.For further particulars and permit to view.whphone +98.marlôxé PORTION or FURNITURE FOR BALE\u20148plendid plano (laby Grand), \"Knanich & Bach, in perfect order.Combination desk and book cass, rocking chalr, carpets sofa (couch), &c.Apply 43 Lachevrotiere Bt.marlézs HOUSE FOR SALE \u2014 46 St tis Road, one of the best loca- 14 in the city, facing the Pattleds Park.Size of lot 128 x 60.« contained double house.gar- \u2026 AU of the mem modern sh.Appointment to visit by me 3430W.mardzé FOOTWEAR-\u2014400 pairs of but- 104 or laced boois high heel 80, 1,000 pairs of rubbers sh heel, first quality, 4%c.A los shoes at a bargain.P, FP.neau, 26 Hermine street, oppo.e Notre Dame de Lourdes Cha- + feb23xim PERSONAL, ce \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MARRY \u2014 For speedy marriage.wolutely the best.largest In the -untry, established 1% years : iousand wealthy merchants, both xes, wishing early marriage; mfidential description free: The Jd Reliable Club.Mrs.Wrubel dex 36, Oakland, Calif.PS rrr eee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MISCELLANEOUS, CLBANING SEASON APPROACHES \u2014 Phone 1043 before the rush \u2018cleanag a: dows cleaned, Agents American Dyeing Os.of Montres).Carpets and all kinds of goods Britishsatisfactorily dyed.pet Cleaning Co.marchèxtw WE HAVE RECENTLY 1M- PORTED a New Way Bteem Hat Blocking Machine.and to introduce the high class work it can do on gentlemen's felt and velour hats and caps we wii clean a hat and call for and deliver for 800.during the month of Mareh.Pfeiffer's Modern Hat Olaaning Works.Phones 623-634, 4 McMahon atreet.marisxé verra meme - WE RUY ALL KINDS OF SEC- OND-HAND furniture, parior sets, ; + in} so forth.Households complete.We pay the highest prices.Telephone 7429 between 6 and 9 pm.W.McDonald.marchiéxs THE NATIONAL BREWERIES, LIMITED ANNUAL GENERAL MEFTING Notiee ls hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of \u201cThe = National Hrewcries, limited,\u201d will bo held at the Head Office of (he Company, 3¢ Chahollles fiquars, Montreal, on Wednesday, March vwentyeflrat, nineteen hundred and twenty-three, at Twelve o'clock noon, far the purpose of receiving Report of Directors for the past your, for the election of Direaters tor the curcent year and the transaction of such other business as may be regularly brought before the meeting.Quebec Car- Secretary -Treasurer.Montreal.March 7, $1933.a « sommes eq Acris LEGAL NOTICES.\u2014\u2014\u2014 Canade, Provinee of Quebeo, Distriat of Beauves, In the Bune or Cour.No.0930, Dams Marie property of Thomas Lasbanc of nee + a.Must, County Der cheater, plaintift, ve.the maid Fang tashanes, defendant, An action in separation en to property ie ume ween Jvituted In this came, BL Jonph, Beauce, Jan.86 1083.Roraire Henudoin, astorney for the piaintlé.not fulfilled that condition, there halt he retained tive dollars a day for delay after sald date umtil the inet uniform shall be delivéred.Tenderers are reminded to send ;only one sample with thelr tender, For further information apply to the office of the Chief of the Fire Brigade.(Bigned) AUG.MALOUIN, Asst.City Clerk.POLICE CONMITTEE Tenders for Police Sommer Unie forms, Summer Roots, Ftc.Quebec, March 9th, 1928.PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice ls hereby given that sealed tenders will be received by the \u201cPolice Department\u201d until Monday, the 26th March instant, (1928) , at two o'clock in the afternoon, for the supply of the following articles required for the use of the Quebec Police Force, as follows: 140 Blue Cloth Tunies (more or lean), marine blue, 36 ounces to the yard.a'en of Blue Serge Pants, (more or less), marine blue, 320 vui,cng (0 the vard.140 pairs ef Gaiters, Goodyear (more or less), chromed calf.140 paire of Rubber Boots 140 Serge Uniforms, marine :blue, (more or less), 16 to 30 ounces to the yard, Pardes tendering must mend in mmples of boots and serge, and the serge must be of the name qua- ty and celors as the samples to Le seon with a model of uniform.at the office of the Chief of Police at the City Hall, and also send samples of boots, and coals, ete, required, where tenderers shall ave all the necessary information The insignia and buttons will be supplied by the city.Rach person tendering must deposit in the handa of the City Troasurer the amount of, or An accepted cheque for one hundred dollars which shall be confiscated if the: permon refuses to sign the contract.All the uniforms and boots shall Le delivered by the 15th day of May next (1033), and if the eon.tractors fall io full that eondi- tion, thece shall he retained five dollars à day for each days delay after maid date.Bhould additional uniforme and boots and coats herein mentioned be required, the contractor shall be obliged to supply the same at the price and on the conditions stipulated in the contract.The contractor et the signing of the contract shall be obliged to furnish to the astistadiien of His Honor (he Mayor, twe reilable se- ouritios.Police Committee does not bind {taelf to accept the lowest or any of the tenders.The contrase tore shell pay the som of drawing up the notarial contract and un plying a cortified copy thereof te further information ene th Pouce Committeera quire at the office of the Chiet of Polies.AUG, MALOUIN, Asst.L.y Clerk.J ALLEYN TENT AND AWNING MAKER 238 8T.PAUL TRENT QUEBEC THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1923, Te everyone who buys one of the Cluny Centres we will give o balt écceu Do, rec.86 inch Cluny Centre.36 inch Cluny Contre embroideved., .65 inch Cluny Centre.45 inch Cluny Centre.2.\u2026s-0 18 inch Cluny Centre, reduced $0 .COME AND BRING YOUR FRIRNDS.Bynes\u2019 4 St John Street 97.THE S: LVATION ARMY Paper, Clothing, Bottiss, &o., &c.and clothing, work for men in nesd, Ring up 643, 16 Palace Rill, and | 1°8TIY thirty minutes.Each move- our rige will calt.| Popular Irish St.Patrick's Eve, Friday, March Y.M.C.A.Office.CONCERT WAS MUSICAL TREAT DIED.PIERRE\u2014AL Quebec ou the 13th of Mareh, 1938, Miss Demithilde Dessaint dit St.Pierre, at thy age of 66 yenre and T months.Funeral on = Friday, March 16h, leaving the home of Mr.J.A Paradis, 28 Richelleu street, ad 0.45 tor St.Jean Baptiste Church and thence to Belmont Cemetery.Deceased was 4 sister-in-law of the late tractor.\u2019 Friends and acquaintances are requested (0 aitend without further invitation.lguace Bilodeau, con- Musical Club \u201cThe tinal concert of the season of the Quebec Ladies\" Musical Club was held yesterday afternoon ln the Columbus Hall, and was mark.vd by the presence of a large und critical audience, which displayed Auditorium HAROLD LLOYD un mistalea ble appreciation of an \u2014 \u2014 unusual rilkant programme, *DR.JACK\u201d which had been arranged by Mim\u2014 - W.H.Delaney and Mrs.Pau! Robi- MAX LINDER taille, who are to be congratulated \u2014 lh \u2014 upon the success attained, both from the point of view of attend- tance and In regard to the rich musical treat provided.\u201cThe Three Must Get Theres\u201d t4 Reels of Laughter.mari4x3 Mr.Paul Itobltaille, cellist, - mmm ee 0.| UHONEÉ the concert with \u201cAdagio jen re Mineur\u2019 by Handel-Ron- tchind, followed by \u201cOrientals, op.VI( I ORIA 183, No.$8 (Ksleidoscops),\u201d byCeser Cul, a delighitul scintillating number, equally charming for plano.Van Goens \u2018\u2019Reherxo, op.13, No.3.\u201d was the third number of toup, which were rendered with emarkable tone and technique, nhanced by the aceompaniment of a= Berthe O'Sullivan, Madame Cedia Itrault in à very AN This Week _ M MA \u201cTHE VOICE FR \u2018atie manner mang four well THE MINAR Shonen compositions, which in.| Le \u201cAmour ut - Don\u2019t fail to be present.All) vio), by Luly, \u201cCou ae Toate, next week Cceil B.Doiilloa is.Carriasimi's eure eat production \u201cAdam\u2019s Rib.\u2019 ti and Haydn's \u201cPastorale! The latter was particularly pleas: ing.and Madame Brault gracious- mariixd the \u201cHabanera,\u201d from Carmen.INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.showing careful Wal gather Newspapers Wate! much admired by the audience.Magasines, Books, Cast-off Reld The Boots, Furniture, oven] Audience.The acriing and baling of paper.the reparing ef-furniture, Re.provides tumpormy 82 rendered without a flaw and held the audience in rapture fat ment revealed a new beauty; ADJT.E.N.HARDING, | Buperintendersmarchlbxtw Concert ed by lise O'S the piano until she was joined by Mrs.Goodday, violinist, and Mr.Rabitaille, cekst, playing togcther Everyone (Come to the _Comcert - In perfect unison opening and on mastery, passing on to the \u2018exqui- 16th, at 8.13 PM.In THE Y.M.C.A.HALL, Tickets, 38c.Tickets for sale at to an ending that was as brilliant us it wag beautiful.) Madame Biaults \u2018y Faure, was excesdingiy well rendered, and generous applause , showed low much Lhe artist's of.ing was apprecisted.; Mise Jolicoeur ably assisted Ma- Liame Brauk in her accompani- mont.CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL ON The official opani of the new Child, viande Allee took place Featerday afisrnoon in the presence of a large numbr of ladica and gentlemen, among whom were Provincial fre- inter Taschereaubth, Annual Soiree \u2014 AL \u2014 AUDITORIUM 8at., March 17th.8.18 P.M.Under the Auspiceg of ST.PATRICK'S LITERARY INSTITU IE.\u201cShaun Aroon\u201d\u201d An Original Irish Drama in Three Acts, by Charles Townsend.Preseated by ST.PATRICK'S DRAMATIC CLUB.Preceded by & Short \" CONCERT By Some of ebec\u2019s Leading GRAND MATINEE Ac 8.16 PM.wes performed by Rev, Liagnemu, while Premier Taschercau well disposed towards granting the the matter renwined entirety in the hands of the Provincial Becreiary, Hon.Mr.David.The officals and personnel of the hospital were present en masse j foe the official opening.It is anti- ; cipated thet the hospitaj will prove in Great beon to the children of up- ver town.N \u2018S.6E TEA DARKENS HAR Tu ANY SHADE Don't Stay Geuy! Here's an Old- Ume Recipe That Anybody Large Audience Appreciated Final Concert Of Ladies\u2019 his iy responded to\u2019 an onoore, singing Her voiles ie à warm mezso seprann trnstiing and was The Arensky \u201cTris in & minor\u201d by Mrs.Goedday, Miss Herthe jOuliiven and Mr.Paul Robituvile the Ailgro, moderate with its charming heme, matisties the craving of every musician; the Echerzo open- Sullivan rippling in a fafey-like mannur over the keys of closing crescendos, with complete site, Elegie and bringing the Finale second group consisted of two English and two French songs, of which \u2018Toujours, GRANDE ALLEE 18 OPENED.ng and blessing! ren's Hoepitai ony The benediciiun of the building Father ated to the President that he was hospital financial sseisance but that WERNS RENNST PROMOTERS Minister Of Agriculture Delivers Impressive Address At Seed Grain Exhibition \u201cI would not give & $5.00 bill for all the capital thet was subsoribed in tire province of Quebec to the steel enterprises\u201d, sald Hon.J.B.Caron, warning the farmers agains get-rich-quick schames promoters of wild cat organizations and gold brick srtists, in the courws of an address on general agricultural matters at the weed grain exhibition in (he Garde Champiain Hall lest night.The farming industry, said the Minister of Agriculture, wae passing through a very serious origle.not only dn thie province, but in gil parts of the Dominion, and, us & maiter of (act, in practically overy country ia the world.White there might be à number of reasons fur the dépresmon which followed many years of war when Llilions worth of propecty were destroyed aml rallllons of lites vacrificed, while conditions which existed today were only a natural aftermath of the tremendous up- heuval in Europe, It was perhaps we, suid Mr, Caron, to look things wiraight in the face and realise one's fuults and uhortcominga The crisis of which agriculture was suffering at the present time was not soldly due to the war; it was caused to & great extent by à lack of à true epirit of economy.Thore had been years of prosperity and money inking during the war and farmers tn general had not fully realized that that such prosperity was only of a esting nature, that lean years would follow those of extreme abundance and they had invested in land, Implements and even In undertakings which had been presented tu them aa real gold mines.The result liad Leen (hat there were farmers in the province of Quebec today who vonseased land which they had bought at what was at the tim¥ a very tow figure, but which they could not sal) now for anything like the price they had paid, and others were still paying large instalments on machinery and implements they had purchased from smooth tongued agents when money was plentiful.Enchanting Pictures The: lack of economy was per THE QUEBEC MAYOR DEMERS RE-ELECTED IN CITY OF LEVIS Defeated His Opponent And Elected His Own Slate Of Councillors, MAYOR'S MAJORITY 363 Four, Members Of Old Counoll Went Down To Defeat Yesterday (@pecial to The Chronicle) levis, March 1{\u2014The muncipal elections held In the city af Levis today resulted In the re-election of Mayor I.Emile Demers by a majority of 363 votes uver his opponent Napoleon J, Mercier.Not only was Mayor Demers re olected for hin second term but his ».ate of six candidates was returned and entalled the defcat of four members of the old council by four new candidates supporting the Mayor.There {# no ward system in the City of Levis, consequently each elector had seven votes, one for the mayoraky and one for each of the six alderiien who are elected to represent the whole city.The voling resulted as fuNows:\u2014 Por the Mayoralty: 1.Emile Demers .676 Nap, J.Mercier .313 Majority for Demers .263 The new Council was elected\u2019 as follows: \u2014 renee Parent (re-elected) 646; J.B.Carcler, 638; Eudore Iagnter, 886: Hector Lemitux, 571; Dr.Le- :Blon (re-elected) 667; George Lebel, B48, \u2018The defeated candidates, who in cluded four members of the old council, wers the following: \u2014 L B.Pelletier, (FEx-M.C.) 391; Alexandre Itlais, (FEx.M4A2.), 381; John B.Dorwls, (Ex-M.C.), 324: Georges Cote, 199; J.A.Clagne, 391; Francois Morency, (Ex-M.C.), 270.Election day here was exceptional- tranquil voting day seen hare for a haps one of the causea of the crisiv nu the farming induswy, but there was atmo the fect that the farmers of Quebec were in many oases an \u201ceasy mark\u2019 for promoters of fake enterprimes.The \u2018gentleman from the city\u201d who had the \u201cgift of thy gad, who could tnik convincingly who was able to draw beautiful pictures of easy acquired wealt]) through investinanis in all kinds of imaginary highly profitable antes.when he had made a litile money, ready to invest his hard earned savings in such gndertakings es the Steel ::ring of stores.\u201d The Minister of Agriculture ap pealed very siyongly to his hearers, not only to stay char themselves of all inveatments which did not provide every possible security and gua.antes, but to educste all their friends in true economy.The farm- ors In the province of Quebec did nat-need recourne ta any of the fan: tastic money making schemes, they had good and ecure inves:ments 1 their co-operatives which not only would give them handsome returns but would at the mame time develan their own industry, making it eanier to dispose of their products on more advantageous markets and also permit them to purchase what they themselves required at much lower rated.length on the benofits accrued from the co-operative system of agriculture In the province of Quebec.It hnd crested marvels, mid the Minimer, in all tives and particularly in the manufacture and sale of putier nnd cheese.Ruperior Dairy Products There had heen a time when Quebec dairy products were classed ne inferior on the world\u2019s markets, but \u2018hat time had passed, and today thoes same products, thanks to the co-operative rystem of production, grading and marketing, and thanke #lmo to the uctivitice of the Provincial Government, assisted hy experts from the Federal and Provincisi Departments of Agriculture, were not only holding their own, but were In many cases considered far superior to similar products from other countries, Hon, Mr.Caron pointed out.however.that the limit of perfection could never he obtalned and that farmers should not stop for a ainglo moment in their efforts tq still improve their products.In the butter and cheese industries the provinee of Quebec, and for that matter the Dominion of Canada, had a very ser- loue and dangerous competitor in Australia.That country was rapidly getting @ very strong hold on the Fritish markets TL beshoved tha queheo farmer to exert all his ener- wies Lo offset that competition and maintain his position on all the worid'a markets.prise, found the average farmer Hon.Mr.Caron spoke at some, ly quiet.In fact it was the mou | 1 long time.There wus deep interest! jmanifented in the outcome and the | vote pollet is considered larger than the average given in municipal contests here.'EXPECT ICE-BREAKER BACK IN PORT TODAY John D.Hazen Refloated Yesterday Noon With Assist.{ anoe Of Lady Grey The ice-breaker Mikula, or John D.Mazen, which ran aground and sprang a leak at Cap a ln Roche, Bt.Jean Deschalllons, during u binding snowstorm \u2018i uesday morning, is expected back in port today under her own steam.It is believed that the vessel le not senously damaged, as the Montcalm, which jeft here yesterday morning to gn to the rescue, took with her but two email pumpa, and is the vessel only reached the batiure where lies the ice-breaker at present at about 5.38 yesterday afternoon and twill not start work until this morning on her, the damage cannot be very exiensive, The Mikula, or John D.Hazen was refloated with the ussistance of the lady Grey at noon ycster.day.1t is understood that at the time of the mishap the ice-breaker was on har way down from Three Rivers, and that shortly after leaving that point she ran into a hiingd- ing snowstorm, which caused her to be driven off her course ac the place where she struck.6000 RED BL00D A BEAL HERVE TONIC Weak, Watery Blood the Source of AU Narvoussem \u201cIt people would attend to their blood, instead of worrying themselves ill,\" said an eminent nerve ap.ital, \u201cwe doclors would not ace our consulting rooms crowded with | nervous wrecks, More peobig suffer trom worry (han anything else.The xorg of thing the specialist spoke vf ie the nervous, rundown teondition caused by overwork and the many anxietles of today.Ma ers find themselves tired, low-spir- lied and unable ww keep their minda on anything, Any sudden noise hurts like a blow.They ure full Hf igroundives fears, do nut sieep wll iat night, Hçcadaches and other nerve pains are part of the misery, and it all comes from starved nerves.Dovicring the nerves with polson- ous sedatives is a terrible mistake, CHRONICLE.ANNUAL MEETING OF ST.ANDREW'S Reports From All Departments Of Church Were Most Encouraging The annual meeting of Bt.Andrew's Church held last evening THE CITY HALL WA3 STORMED BY THE RETAILERS Ask For A Number Of Reforms In Interests Of The, Local Trade $800 REWARD be sbove reward will be paid (0 any person furnishing information leading to the arvest snd comviction of apyone smplieated in the hurglary of any of the Quitec Liquor Commission's sires la say part of the province, $200 ADDITIONAL An additions! reward of $300 will be paid to any officer or clilsen Who appreliends nnyous in (Mo act ef burglarizing any of (he Commission's stores.AU information will be tsevitod as strictly confidential.Communi ations should be sent to BRIGADIER-GENERAL E.de B.PANET 3 Notre-Dame St.Fast Montreal in the Kirk Hall marked one of Use; mots successful years in its history.\u2019 Reports from the Kirk Besson, | worhy of note that for some time, imate trad the services wers held In the chapel ogi .eo.= BRNURBUBBUNLNERRN WANT INCREASED WAGES 2,800,000 bushels, | the diamond for the level crossing Board of Management, Ladies Aid: SHOP DOOR SOLICITING in pd Bricklayers\u2019 asuisants will ine.st ey, Mussionary Beciety, Babbaun 188 CANADIAY WHEAT $% upon a salary of 50 cents an hour on School EM Tarte ve Ie sure U.8 PO = and after May first, It was decided at piva Guild were subaitied, ou of Urge Rigorous Steps To Stop § \u201c*'Fr=r V1A U.ad ule mestine of the Laborers\u2019 Union owed progress in every de- \u201c e n the or Bureau on Tuesva es Shurch lite and Jone Such Methods Employed By'x Washingt March 14 A cay night.The present rate ie She .Dr.love presided an .re ngton, Mare! \u2014 hy oma.Mr.J.Roms Swung acted as Secre-| | Certain Merchants Ise According to figures made 28|\"° sc The n the men are wry.{8 public by the Depariment of 3 sewing tor - increase is that they Bi.Andrew's Church ig one of Lhe |% Commerces, grein shipments M; oniy wor out #x momhs in the idem in Canada.Although the! A large and most representative 8 the principal U.8 ports last A! yaar.building which bears that num delegation of the Quebec Branch of M$ Week amounted to 5,147,000 * wus only erected in 1810, divine ser- the 1) Merchan bushels, a decrease of 13, #! vices, uceording to the Preshytertun Real) Merchunts Associstiou ul gg 493,000 from the previous % TR RAILWA {orm of faith, were held from 1750.{Canada waited on the Civic Finance 8 week.» ENT ¥ ON ed by the ew, EE a ae mans | Canadian wheat in transi, 41 AM.Derucraule of.Limonou ev, Ol acpherson n - n wheal in transit.1 .rrau of ou the brave chaplain of the Fraser 8 t and placed before the mam MB cleared from I.8 poms, %: Ward, ted last night that st the Highlanders, The Nev.George Doré Of that budy a series of re-iy i, 001ed 3.668.000 bushels M|conterénce held yesterday with Heury wus the first regular minig-|forme which they would like to\u2018 American wheat exported #,W.J.Lynch.General Manager of ter of the congregation beginning\u2019 have the City curry out In the inte-|%$ amounted to 1,650,000 bush- M the Quebec Railway Company, Mehis ministry in 1765.It lv & fact cote of and for the protection of 5 els.Corn ahinments were # Lynch had «Promis pt before * May e: \" » uf the Ursuline Convent.The refornis requested were nine Afterwards an apartment In the [In number and were expiained in a suits Culicge was fitted up as alconcise and clear manner by Joweph chapel and was set apart by the |geverd, President of the Quebec Kirg's representative for the use of Branch of the Associationthe Presbyterian Congregation, by | The refurms cunested as folowr: whom it wes ocoupied until 1807, 1-\u2014To provide protection for the when the building was required for City bakers against the competition the exclusive use of the troops of bakers in the immediate disirict quartered in the town, From 1307|.,¢ Quebec, who by paying à amall until 1810 the congregation worship-, icense fee to the city, by paying: ped in a room In the Court House.\u2018lower wages, lens for fuel and bring The Rev.Mr.Henry was Sué-\\obliged to carry emalier overhead | eveded by the Rev.Dr.Spark who! expenses are able tu ply & profitable died in 1819.The Jtev.Dr.Hark-|businems by sending their produce neas succeedod Dr.Spark and min- it the city dally.ered xo he congregation until his| 2\u20142As licerme holders under the eath in 1335.Quebec Liquor Act are now payirg The Fev, Dr.Cook succesded , license to the Government and Dr.Harknees in April 1836, hEVINE another to the City of $200.and as been ordained by the Presbytery Gf'ine business is not a paying one, Dunbarton on the Christmas GEY:that the City reduce its license to preceding.He came from the di-'80, or abolish it altogether.whit which gave Carlyle to Scot-| 3.\u2014Thet the tax levied on agents land and to the world.who come to the City and do \u20ac re- Dr.Cook ministered to the con- (ail businens for à few days be in- gregation until 1884 when he bes creased from $50.to $250.came Pastor Enieritus, He passed = 4\u2014That denlere be prohibited away on the 31st of March, 1892.(p00 gelling in stalls at open mar- reverred and beloved.Dr.Love! , places in order to make more was ordained by the Presbytery of \"sor the farmers.(Hasgon In May 1881 in the Barony | 5 \u2014 That the sale of fruit in carta Church of that city and after & pas: |p uch the streets he prohibited.orate of three years in 82.Btephen.! \u201c¢ maui o cattle market be esteb- ; N.B.he was called 10 Bt.AN-'limhed at a suitable place, prefer- drew's, where hia IRE Covering ably at St.Malo.& period of nearly thirty nine years 7 \u2014 That rigorous ateps be taken haa been aitended with marked suc.the city to put an end to solieit- own Sonkregtion.but by those of DE {Tim Phop doors which ia prare all other denominations irrespective Gi! by certain merchants in me, of class or creed.8.\u2014That the by-law providing for M «ae close of the meeting ré! une i ung of mares at certain hours freshments were served by the ladies | J rigidly enforced.; \u2018to the large audience present, and, 4_ That verse measures be a pleasant hour spent in socisl In-: yen to force all merchants who tercourse.\"ard supposed to close their stores on funtay to do so.Turing the interview brief re.| LAVOGUE HAS 2 FINE DISPLAY One cf the questions which oc- Of Afternoon Gowns, Wraps, castonsd discussion was that con-\u2019 nerning the establishment of a ca\u2019 tle market.Mayor Ramson mid that that ques:ton war under considersiion and revera! valeed thelr opinion why the cattle market at Limoilou had Suits And Blouses For uot heen « sucres.Ald, Arthur Drolet summed un Easter Season the question hy saying that the real\u2019 caume of the failure of the cattla market was becaitse the old-time ' hutchars had d'sappeared and had : been replaced hy cobblers whn abandoned their lama to take up the meat hurinesw.These new arrivals in the business, he said.would not know how to start and slaughter an ax ao they weul tn the meaty packing companies and bought what they required.He affirmed that #0 per cent of the present day huteherw aould not slaughter their meat.I Reveral nrembers of the delegation particularly urged that the City\u2019 take the necermary steps to put an ond oo shop-daor saleiting, Ît war decided to place two detectives st\u2019 the service of the merchants ta put | an end to this practice, j The memhars of the delegation were promised that their reques's would he given rerlnus considera.tion.\u2014 Afternoon gowns of all desorip- dons and the lateal wraps, nuits suits and blouses for the Famer mension are being déeplayed at the rpring opening of La Vogue, 8t.John street, today.A dress of lan matiere crepe.with belt of Paisley and braided gold and wide samh ends of accordion pleated Paisley, is one of the mes: chic for the afterncon, while another asleat model fe of navy flat crepe, hand painted in delicate shades An imported French model of grey crepe Tremains le distinctive in design.The new Perslan beading and embroidery appears on many of the imported French jaequettes of Rushanara and other crepes in attractive colors Wraps am weil as hinuses and dresses have a touch of Tut-Ankh- Amen embroidery at times fo brighten the quister tones of the vardous materials used for capes and conta this year.It is effectively employed for collar and cuffe an & Navy Pleatine coat with wide sleeves.Another very smart wran is of Rushanara crepe in the new Mandal Wood shade, showing the fashionable ribbon side tie.Among spring suits there is a chedce of plainly tailored models, those with\" ornate Ruasian-blouse coats or those with loose box conte.Navy necma to be leading In popu Inrity among the colors.Mmbroldery and braid often are seen as trimmings and the fancy buckles which fasten many of the coms CITY PAV O, MW.COTE FOR HIN RERVICES.The Finance Commitiee * last : night voted a sum of 8394 to O.H Fote for services rendsred the city.It was decided.to relieve the Taschercau Monument Committee af the payment nf à aum of $500 for the cost of removing the drain: pips for the laying of the founda.tons of the monument.It wan announced that the city had pur chased three lots at She corner of Kitchener bstreet and Marguenite Bourgenig Avenue at & cost of $t,- 200 for the erection of à new fire! wallon.It was reeolved to purchase the McDermott property on.Abraham Hill for $4,000.i i \u2018 t \u2018 ve BY oe Quality waa more Important that A i School Ohlidren of Bt.Patrick's | On Apply.price, said the Minister.and he Il: Lu oop \u2018ren.\"Fed blond, Thermry: (Me oeason add the finishing \u2014- _ ! Cematsti ah ee, juætrateé thie by pointing out that io relieve nervousness and run-down ' \u2019 WANT PLAYGROUNDS ! diting of Songs.Dances.The use of Sage and Sulphur for| butchers today could easily dispose [health Dr, Willame Pink Ville \u2018 ag 96 06 06 08 28 28 96 0 06 06 00 90 92 96 96 98 | _, The Tartiofelds Park's Com sthenios, Hecitations.restoring faded, gray Beir to ite na-| of the best cuts at a high price lanould be taken.These pills enrivh @ | ston ean do very litle in the matter Ete.tural color dates back to grandme- | while they could scarcely sefl the| 4 ind.which tones the nerves.QUEBEC AUTO CLUB * of establishing & piayground on the Also An ther's time.Bhe used it to keep her! chenper nieces of meat.improves the appetite, gives new ®; land they control.as IL is held under iri h Mi t hair beautifully dark, glossy and at-| Hon Mr.Caron apoke of the ime jrivenxth and spirits, and makes INFORMATION BUREAU - Jo] apecias Federal legislative restric.S ns re ho tractive.Whenever her hdr tock] portance of selection of seed graine hitherto despondent peaple bright § | tion.Proceeds of sale of on that dull, faded or streaked ar-1and remarked that at the present and cheerful.If you are at all \u201cout % \u2014amers #| Rotarian J.A Royer, who was the and candy will go towards 2 a this simple mixture was time seed was registered ile other of eprie\u201d you should begin taking \u201c M | the principal speaker at the weekly Aeet's Home.ob od, with wonderful effoct.products, & thing unheard of In |{Dr.Willams Pink Pills.\u201c The Civie Masnce Com.2'luncheon of the Rotary Club yemer Era) ong ut or da hume is mussy.years gone by.Good seed was essen-| Tou can get these pills through $8 mime last night pases s 8 947 noon, and who had been ap- mari3xtu, that : out 0 e, Nowadaye, by esk- ' al f~r good results on the farm.any dealer In medicine, or hy mail if resolution recommending to & ointed to interview Sir George Garh ng at any drug store for & bottie of The exhibition which had brought se cents à box from The Dr, J neau on the matter, fully explained Wyeth\u2019 ! # the Council that à aum of WN Ca ere EE voth'a Buge and Bulphur Com- 1 many farmers together, sald the Williams Medicine Co., Dirockville, §§ 33,600.be voted to the Que- M he siustion.MILI 0008000 00 bound,\u201d you will get this famous Minister of Agriculture.Wan one of Ont.[# hea Automobile Club to help 8 The Rotarians will.however, not * \u201cuna od preparation, improved by the the fined ever held in the Dominion IR defray the expenses of the 8 olnauish their activites and will ® OTY WILL PAY 8 ae on, of other ingredients, which of Oanads.iweuld aloo be & means of Supiriying (4 seablshment and | prevent natives from raiding them.MADRID REPORTS NEW MODEL FLYING CRAFT (By Canadian Press) Paris, March 14\u2014A report from Madrid says that a new mods! of fiying craft has come into being | thare, being à cross between an ae- ! roplane and a helicopter, with wh'ch ;1t Is claimed, the problem of vertical inrAing will be solved.In the course of the trimls which have taken place t a wate! that the machine left the ground fifty metres from {ts start.| E point.covered 200 metres at a height of from seven to eight metree and landed gently and almost vertically.The new craft is a monoplane with very smaM wings which might almost: be called stabilizers and has jan 80 horse-power engine.I Two brillant électr'e lamne.sent trom New York, illuminate the en- ance to the tomb vi King Lulanke hamen, and the recently erected weal doors to keep burgtars out are | fitted with an electric burglar alarm | signs! system.| i Lines Men's Hand Knit Silk Ties $5.00 for $2.50 WINDSOR TIES- Fancy Designs 4 Price BROKEN SIZES English Collars 6 for $1.00 Men's Semi Winter Overcoats 50% off Ladies Silk Blouses $8.50 for $4.25 Ladies Silk Bloomers $5.00 for $4.00 Ladies\u2019 Shantung Bloomers $3.75 for $2.75 SPECIAL\u2014-Khaki Zephyr Shirts $1.00 Jaeger Pure Wool Goods are not included in this Sale JOHN DARLINGTON Opposite General Post Office.Reg'd. HURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1928.JLL OPERATORS CONTINUED - ! TO BID UP STOCKS IN NEW ] YORK IN ALL SECTIONS OF LIST Pofit: Taking Reduced Early Gains In Some Stooks, But j Failed To alt Operations Elsowhére\u2014 Call Money - Dropped To 4 1-2 .New York, Merch 14,-\u2014\u2014Alded by 6 larg volume of buying ardery trom \u2018he west and south which had been 40iayed by slorms sarlier in the wedi, buii opttaors conunued to bd up sto.ka in ail secuions ot whe lig ou todays market.Heavy profit taking in some vf thé popular tmdus.rial Uwues muierally reduced, or cancelied the early gains but faire 10 halt opsrauivus eleswhore.Prices moved upysrd from tho start, despite the marking up of the call money renewa) rate to § 1.3 percent.Hpeculauve belief that thie high rate was tempomry aad indidemal to the financing of Income aX Payments wis Borne out later w.eu the rae dropped to 454 per- Gent.At the clone of the market the local Federal Heserve bank au- neunced that the government woulé Withdraw $33,000,000 from member banks lo this distrie in antic:aton of March 16 maturities.Exsept for enocher series of favorable carnings reports, (here were no special dovalopinents outside the 1>arxet likeiÿ to Infuence the genera) sourse of prices.A monn postponement of dividend action by the New York Centra} direciors because of the absence of several members of the bourd sent that stock down to 97 1-4, but it raliled later to #8 1-4, where it waa off only 3-8 on the day.Bome of the other rails ylelded slightly from ihelr carlisr high prices but #t.Paul Common, New Orleans, Texas and Mexico and Illinois Central closed 34 to « point higher.Motors, motor accessories, shigpings and merchandising issues furnished the conapleuous m.tvlig pu.ns, Eine of 1% to 3 points being < recorded by Meck Truck, American internstional Corporation, Marine pfd., May depar:ment Stores, Bosch Magneto, Stewart Warner Specdometer, General Electric was heavily bought just before the close Jumping to 4 8-8 poiuts above ths day's prices.U 8.Bteel got as high as 108 3-8 but fell back to 107 7-8, up 1-8 at the close.Baldwin dipped from 143 3-8 to 141 1-8 off 1-4, and Studebaker Meat a *24 78, up M, after hav.ng sold à point aévence uver Laat figure.ÆMimmone company jumped za voin:s.Pan-Americen issues .Soy Ener uespits speculative dleappointment over the fuil- ure of ihe direciors to make an ex a dividend announcement and the se.ne oo = slightly when the price of Cuban raws cased off tu & 5-8 a pound.> lie suuney was quiet but firmer, Brokers bla § 1-4 percent for H maturities, but bankers held cut for § 1-3 for new loans.some re- 1owals being made at the lower male, Commercial paper continues t> wime names stil] commanding five vent.The foreign exchange market w « wed hy a slightly easier tone lor sterling deinand bills, selling around $4.69 1-4 and a moderate ral- in French france, which were g.tcu arvund §.09 cents.Canadian exchange dropped to #7 7-8, & new low figure for the Je The day's total sales were 1,'48,006 rhares.20 indusirials averaged 105.2 \u2018 net gain .49.move in mederats volume with High 1983, 106.28; low 96.54.20 ac:ive rajlrnads averaged ~0.73; net gain High 1833, 90.63; low 84.53 e.Bond pricea generally dieplaya( n alightiy firmer tone in today's - hoc.while Col.EB.O.Talbot, i pec\u2019 representative on the C.N.R.Board will he invited to discuss the matter with the committee next \u2018Tuesday morning a: 11,30.rer WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE MIGRATION GF CANADIAN LABOR Has Bid Up Cost Of Bullding Operations, Says Sir John Rochester, N.Y.March 14\u2014Migva- tion of Canadian workers to the United States has affected the Dominion to such an extent that in the part year the cost of bufding operations alone exceeded the previous twelve months by ten perceat, Sir John Willison, ecturer and writer, declared in an address before the Chamber of Commerce here today.Sir John dwelt principally upon the needs and burdens of Canadas, made evident as the result of the war.Following his outline of the immigration problem, he turned his attention to the railroads.Canada.he mid, 1s facing a tremendous raliroad problem with a system of taxation that la placing a heavy strain upon the working capital of the country.WATER DRINKERS SELDOM 3UFFER KIONEY TROUBLE Begin Taking Salts if You Feol lMendachy or Have Bladder Weakness, Teo much rich food forme acids which excite and overwork the kidneys in their efforts tv ficer it frum the system.Flush the kidneys ve- casionaliy to relieve them like jou relieve the bowels, removing acids, waste and poison, vise yuu may feel a dull misery In the kidney region, sharp paine in the back or sick headche, dizsiness, the stomach sours, tongue is coasted, and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges, The urine is cloudy fuil of sediment, the channels ofzen get irritated, obliging one tn get up two three times during che night.To help neutralize these irritating acids and flush oft the body's urin- vus waste, begin drinking water.Also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy, take a {tablespoontul in a glass of water, before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine ahd bladder disorders disappear.This famous salts in made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used fur yeara to help clean and ætt- mulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder trritation.Jad Balts is inexpensive and makes a delightful effervescent lithis-water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to help prevent! serious kidney and bladder digor- ders, By all means, drink lots of go-d water every day.Have your physi- clan examine your kidneys at least twice a year.De you a patern sary because You Tas the style and mostly becavse it fe shrwn made of the very material you have mm mind to use for vour new frock?If you do, vou very often \u201cpass w the stvle that vou like beenuse the material in which is shown.Ot course, & style must be chosen with adaptability ol the material vou wish to use in mind.pal\u201d this étostratton, style 1458, s been developed as à pretty house dress made of ham and as à stunning aflair shernoon and etree! wear.ringham frock could be HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS: Write vour name and address Shainly on any piece of paper.nciose 15\u20ac in stampe or (wrap coin earciuliv) for each pattern ordered.Send vour order to FASHION DEPARTMENT, Our patterns are fur- wished eapecially for ws by the leading fashion designers of New York City.Every pattern ie seam- aflowinn and guaranteed to Mt parfectly.Address all orders to Pattern ashiong Jr ecds| Social and Personal com\u2014 Mr.A.Sdvard, of Montreal, is \u20ac guest at the Chateau.Mr.M.Baker, of Montreal.is saying at the Chateau.Miss M.L.Fenn is in town from Toronto, & gues at the Chateau.Miss Vera Hamilton is in Montreal, the guest of Lady Drummond: Mr.R.H.Fraser, of Ouaws, is in the city, staying at the Chateau.Mr.W.H.Wolstencroft, of Montreal, 10 registered at the Cheseau.Mr.J.F.Grenon, of Chicoutimi, ie in town, registered at the Chateau.Mr.W.F.Kirkham, of Montreal, is ia town, à guest at the Chaseau.Mr.R.M.Bowden, of Grand\u2019 Mere, registered at the Chateau yesterday.Mr.Hy.Sorgius, of Three Rivors, je among the guests staying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mme.E.L.Hollowsy are in town trom Matane, registered at the Chateau.Mre.Emile Rolland, of Weetmount, is in town, the guest of Mrs J.B.Lemieux.Mr, Guatavé Gagnon has returned to town from & trip to Montreal and Louiseviile.Mr.and Mre.L.L.De Pean are in the oky from Van Bruyæcle staying at the Chateau.Mr.J.L.Wallace, of Orand\u2019 More, arrived in town Yesterday and registered mt the Chateau.Mee.P.A.Alain and Mise Juiiette Alain have returned to town from New York, where they spent = week.\\ Hon, A.J.Teasier and family have returned to Three Rivers, afier apending several] months in Montreal.Lady Periey had tea Mbaday afternoon at (Governmem House, Otawa, with Their Excellencies the Governor-lieneral and Lady Byng of Vimy.Miss Gertrude IRoberge and Mr.Armand Roberge hae returned to laurierville, after spending some time in town, guests of their ser, Mrs, Bt.Hilaire.Mr.George Cote, Assistant Director of Surveys, Crown Lands Department, has returned from the Lake St.John region, where he had been on official business.Sir Robert and Lady Baden- Powell are sailing for Canada or.Saturday.Sir Robert will visit Quebec early in the summer and st ia quite probable that he will spend n week ai the Boys\u2019 Scouts Camp at | lake 8t.Josephi Mrs.Charlies F.Porteous, of I Montreal, , entertained at the tea \u2018hour Tuesday in honor of Mrs.Louis de Lotbiniere Harwood, who i# leaving shortly with Dr.Harwood to spend some time on the Continent.Mre Brousteu and Mrs, K.de Kapelle proured tee and coffee, and the ices were cut by Mrs.Gerin Normand.Assisting in serving were Mine Elodie Richard.Miss Cecile Harwood and Mra.Constantin Ionel lonidu.| OIDEST J.P.IN N.B.Fredericton, N.B., March 14.George Howland, a well known ve- a'dent of Burts Corner, York County, died there yesterday in hie 96th year.He was sald to be the oldest Baptist, the oldest Justice of whe Peace, and the oldest Orangeman resident in the Province.werthington TWO FROCKS FROM ONE PATTERN made for about 65e if eT = made for $7.28 it satin at $1 vard were weed with crepe do ine at the same price per vard.The pattern No, 143 cuts in sises 10 vests, 36, M.40.42 and 44 inches bust measwre The am frock requires vards 2 laid materiel with 136 vards Sach plain ma I.The afternoon gown reawires varde M-inch light material with 24 ed 26-inch dark k materia) Price amps er oe ferred), Owe SPRING BOOK OF FASHIONS, enntainiag ofl the new e bo! the coming sen- son is Jody.t contains styles for whole { why ELE se Soving werd- In Aa ton te over J pr het Department, Quebec Chronicle.PRUE | 1 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1923.BETTER TEA can be obtained only by using \"SALADA TEA UNEXCELLED FOR FLAVOUR.STANDARD PRICE.GAYS, STAFF APPOINTMENTS More Changes Announced By Sir Henry Thornton\u2014New Director Of Publicity Ottawa, March 14\u20148'r Henry Thornton announced to-night the an- polntment of the following officers tor the Canadian National Railways: DN.B.Galloway to be Chief Amistant to the President.He was formerly Assistant Vice.Presidemt, Grand Trunk Railway System, Montresi.Waiter @ Thompson to be Diree- tor of Publ'elty.Mr.Thompson has hitherte been Publicity Agent, Grand Trunk, Montveal.R.A.C.Henry to be director Burcau of Economies.Mr.Henry has been Special Engineer, Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa.E.PP Mallory to be Direstor, Bureau of Statistica.He was formerly General Statistician, Canadian Na.+'onal Rallways, Toronto.Cunsequent upon hess changes the offices of Assistant Vice-Prem- dent, Grand Trunk Raliway, Publicity Agent, G.T.R, and General Ste tistician, C.N.R., are abolished.GUILTY OF FRAUD.Montreal, March 14 \u2014 Charged with defrauding his creditors to the extent of $15.000 Theodore Parent.of Sherbrooke, was this morming found guilty by Judge \u2018\u2019nnet, and condemned to pay a fine of $200 and costs, or spend six months in Jail.PAULA AMS I LB AS aA as sas Be better nourished TONER DODALAEELSHE POTION OTR prevents that sinking feeling ETOULUEGGRSASIRUUEAFNGAAATAPLA BA CMORENOONGLARE 1 TH ALDAMRTRAL | ERT Fashionable Store em rei ee Formal Spring Opening.SATURDAY, MARCH 10th.AND FOLLOWING DAYS Patterns, Hats, creations of American and Parisian designers.Latest models in Coats, Suits and Dresses.High grade novelties in Silks, Crape Fabric, Ratines and Trimmings will be displayed.WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION.LEPINAY LIMITED FORMERLY DONOHUE'S STORE 188-198 ST.JOHN ST.Telephones 8385-6898 to be sold at prices at OPPOSITE PALACE NILi.BED ROOM SEIS 5 Fine Bed Room Sets advantageous P.J.COTE { "]