The Quebec chronicle, 15 juin 1907, samedi 15 juin 1907

[" ; te \u2018 LT TLV = -A\u2014 ¥ ~~ \u2018 JUNE 15 = The Onibee Che i ERs me on he Queber = ron 1907.icle.mme er er ES E73 Temperatures oe and Minimem Tempwer Pr re oe BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURR,! __ | Makes the most a - petizing and heal summer - time foods.! ean Small-breads; hot biscuit; frait-shortcakes of superior fineness, flavor and delicacy, pe ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0O0., NEW YORK.LIFE SAVING APPARATUS | ON WHARVES OF THE CITY City Council Discussed Matters Last Night in Reference to the Ferry Company and Street Railway Company.\u2018ALD.GALIPEAULT ELECTED PRO-MAYOR KX meeting of the Clty Council was bold last evening and was presided over Ma: Garneau, those vent Aldermen Caliper shox, uscd, Fortier, Wolay, .Fiset, Lavigueur, Dinan : Drouin, Letourneau, Picard, Paquin, a , Be ; { F ackno' roelpt of a letter from pring ot Se ps Te prs soon roperty in the 8t.\u2019s street in as to connect with the to Louise Embankmentity Clerk read a letter from wes Seavlary of the Quebeo Board of Trade, drawing the attention of the Council to the fact that the contract between the Quebec & Levis Feery Co., and the Corporations of Quebeo and town of Levis expired on the lst of May, 1910, and recommending that the city should attend to thie _ im- ! portant matter and call for tenders as soon as possible so as to allow in- | tending contractors sufficient time to pare to tender and not.allow the resent company to be alone to ten: !der for this contract.; Mayor Garneau remarked that it should not be forgotten that the term of offi of the t Council, ez- i on the first oA March Dex and that the contrac : et on the first of May, 1910, in his opinion it would not ight to consider thet question now, the next Council would have to dead with the matter.He would, bowever, suggest that the Ferry Committee should study the conditions re- ing the contract with the Ferry pany, so as to have everything in readiness for the future ferry com- nthe letter was read from the Becretary of the Board of Trade in- Morming the Council that the Quebec Board of Trade had, for the last two years, le every effort to obtain in the interest of local trade, that the F Company hol emselves re- onsible for the veying and delivering of pack of less than 100 lbs.in weight.The company had several months ago dedided to erect a 1 building for these packages if ou in oûtaiming a certain property in Dalhousie street but had not received any agrecment from the city.By his lettor, the Secretary of the Board of Trade te that nothing had &s yet been done, but ho that the city authoritiea would immediately recognise the demands of the Ferry Company and grant them the necessary land to ercot these rooms ot The question was referred to the Road Committes.The Council was informed Bchool Commission that Rev.Father Henning, C.SS.R., had left for the United States, and that the term of Alex.Cummings, as Protestant School Commissioner, had expired.The reports of the Finance, Roads and Water Works Committees were then introduced and read, most of them the the | being adopted without any discussion alveady whatever.These reperts were referred to in thess columns.During the evening a lengthy and uncalled for discussion arose upon the report of were [the Road Committee regarding the swtension of the Railway Company trough St.Sauvir.The rt of the Road Committee recom the re- tmoval of the electric car track from the north side of-D'Aiguillon street to the centre of that street, between D'Youville and St.Puetache streets, and the prolongation of the system through certain streets in St, Sauveur and St.Malo, to form a loop line and .| to allow the railway company to use y etreet after commecting with the St.Ann\u2019s line, the company also to have the right to use the line for refrigerator cars, but said cars not ting | to remain on that street for more than four hours daily.Alderman Measervey said that owi to the absence of a number of Aldermen of the Upper Town, he would offer no opposition to Alderman Fiset\u2019s motion to extend the electric railway to St.Malo in preference to rapid transit to Upper Town, but the re- vidente of the Upper Town would continue towgsuffer for want of rapid transit and lost their opportunity which would perhaps never be offered again.Aldermen Fiset, Lavigueur, Bedard end Verret took part in the discussion as to whether or not that report should be adopted at that meeting or left over for future reference, as the report of the Committee might\" not turn out satisfactory to the city.All.Fiset, who, as chairman of the Roads Committee, had si the report, was not quite confident that it would meet the wishes of the taxpayers, but still had no special objection to its adoption.Mayor Garneau gave important ex- lanations which were found thorough- y natisfactory and the report was finally adopted .with an amendment of | i i } i Ald.Verret, who, seconded by Ald.Mathien, moved that the report of the Roads Committee be amended by adding that a contract be passed between the city and the Q.R.L.& P.Co to give effect to the conclusions of the report and that tho Maser bo authorized to sign a contract with the company and that it is stipulated that the works of extending tha line through St.Sauveur and \u2018St.Malo: and running the track on D\u2019Aiguillon street be \u201cterminated on the 15th Imocmiber next under penalty of tic city annulling the contract with the company to alfow it to place cars un Runes street, The report, as thus , was adopted.The following committee reports w alro adopted.Granting lenve of five years to Quebec Central Railway for property: in Dathounsie street; awarding contract for ss work to Chndiwick, Bros., Hamilton; granting $1,800 to Mrs.Hardy for purchase of her property to \u2018widen Osron street.The report awarding the contract for trenches in several of the city streeta to Mr.Ignf Bilodeau was adopted , but AM.Duquet informed the CounoH that Mr.Bilodeau hed told im that he would not accept FINE BRANDIES RENAULT & CO, CAFNAC > cult Three Stars ESTABLISHED 1838 3 \u2014 Renault \u201cClub\u201d Brandy wy \u2014\u2014\u2014\" @ Renault 50-Year-0ld Brandy À \u201c * KAWAYOUNG à CO:;-Myntronl, Goransi Ancni the contract for trenches i he mot get the contract for all streots.the work.The report, however, was edopted.On proposition of Ald.Duquet, 200- onded by Ald, Shink, Ald.Galipeault was appointed Pro-Mayor for the port months.A , , seconded kder- man Duquet, moved thas the Clty Bn: inser be instructed to make a report as soon as possible as to the best means improving Arsenal and Carleton streets with a view to relieve the boapy trafic on Palace Hill Galipsault, seconded by Ald.Skink, moved that the Council pro- osed immediately to the pronr, of a bylaw granting leave to the 9 Frontenao to meve certain worke above and below DesCarrierics street, and thet the second reading take place ot next meeting.This motion was sdopted and the by-law read a second e.moved that a = ial committes to be known as \u20ac \u201c ption Committee\u2019 anpointed, whose functions would be to assist the Mayor in public receptions, neaid committes tc be comf Bsrervey, Fotos Hii ion a » Foley.is motion was adopted.On motion of Ald.Fiset, it was the Limolou Council to take place in decided to accept the invitation of the St.Jean Baptiste celebration on 30th Juve.After some other routine business the Council adjourned until 28th June.A MOTOR CORPS General Otter Considering the Question of Forming One in Western Ontario, Ottawa, June 14.\u2014General Otter, chief in command of the Military Division of Western Ontario, has mooted a proposal to form a motor corps, similar to the motor corps in England and European countries.Is az interview, he discussed the m: te ter informaily with the secretary of the Onatrio Motor League, and \u2018has decided to request the assistance of that body in forming the corps.He is at present obtaining full information regarding the; organization of the British motor corps, which he expects to have in the course of a couple of - ES ae Otfer\u2019s ides is to give to owners of m cars who will enter the cotps commissions as officers.As the honor thus conferred will be a substantial one, it will he entrusted only to those who take up the matter seriously rather than to those who might take it up as a fed for a short ime.In Great Britain, Germany Austria, and other countries where motor corps Are in esstance, membership in them considered a higm honor, and these corps are mot exclusive, particular! the German corps, which is under the special patronage of the German Emperor, and all the cars are painted a Sifter solos, military manoeuvres duri the t three or four years motors cars ve proved themselves of most decid.el service.Much enthusiasm has been shown by the owners of powerful cars In placing them at the disposal of the military commanders.The three most obvious utilizations to which motor cars can be put are, ! firstly, as a means of rapid communica tion between the gemeral staff and the officers of the line: secondly, as a means of transport; and, lastly, as engines of warfare themselves.General Otter says that the owners of the cars would in the proposed corps never be required to take them off the regular roads, except perhaps in time of war.There would also be a regular system of remuneration for the use of the cars in the same way that the members of the cavalry are paid for their horses.The General had an opportunity of witnessing the manouevres of the British motor corps last summer, and was much impressed with the possibilities of auch a corps as en aid to the regular service.He says that the owners of motor cycles also occasionally did remarkable services in carrying despatches from place to place.A MOTHER'S CRATITUDE- Mrs.V.Cheoret, of St.Benoit, Que, writes as follows: \u201cIt is with feelings of the deepest gratitude that | Twrite to tell you what Baby's Own Tablets have done for my bahy.When I began giving him the Tablets he was x0 thin and wasted that he looked like a skeleton.His digestion was poor; he was constipated and cried day and night.I got a box of Baby's Own Tablets and from the fret they did him a great deal of good.His food digedted better ; his bowels worked \u2018regularly : his sheep was natural ; ho stopped crying and began to grow fat.I got another box and am happy to before they were nll used he wns in perfoct health and is now a plump, pugged child.I always keep a box of Tablots in the house and would advise other mothers to do the same.\u201d The above in a fair sample of hundreds of letters that come from all parts of Canada praising Baby's Own Tablets.Thd Tablets cure all the minor Îlls of babion and young children, and are absolutely safe, as they do not contain one particle of opiate or nar cotic.Sold by medicine or by mail at 28 centa a box from The Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Btock- Aid.Fiset, seconded by Ald.Duauet, [of further develop: Mad bronctiet STEVE ADAMS es a In the Morir Tri at Boise, he PROSECUTION IN CASE \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 Have Entered la amont Upon Corroberation of Hurry Orchards Testimony.Ap \u2014\u2014\u2014 Boise, Idaho, June 14.\u2014The osecu- tion in the Ste murdee trial to-day, Sa earnest on corroboration of Hay Orchard\u2019s teuti- mony, presented a continuous thread evidence connectiug George Pettibone\u2019s store in Denver with Orchard at San Francisco, while the latter was ocoupied on the Bradley murder plot, partly developed soother direct Le hy which it is hoped to show that Unywood engaged aml paid Steve Adams for the same dhperute work, and added special evidence in confirmation of Orchard\u2019s general st .ry.OHicers of post offices at San Francisco and Denver produced ori- 1 records showing that in August, 904, a registered \u2018letter was sent under the name of !'J.Wolff,\u201d from the address of Pettil 's store in Denver, to \u2018J, Dem, \"at the Golden West Hotel in San - Francisco.Orchard swore that be stayed at the Golden West Hotel under nn alias that was either \u201c * pr \u201cHogan,\u201d that ibe To aliases or of \u201cWoltt* and \u2018Pat Bone\u2019 that under the name of \u2018\u201cWo Pettibone, in the wonth mentioned.gat him & registered letter containing $360 to pay his ex- enses while he attempting to | Bradley.Police officers of?en established the arrest there in une, 1903, Steve Adams and A.T.Williams.The two were found inside a sealod eastbound car loaded with fruit.When arrested for trespass, each was found to have brace of revolvers.On being released through the influence of a detective to wham Adams n as a Mason, they went straight to the office of the Western-Union, it was testified, and sent a telegram to llay- wood in Denver.The defense headed off an attempt to got the contents of this telegram before the jury, but the State indicated t later it would State through ax official of the Western Union,, produced the original of a telegram sup to have been sent by Attorney Miller, or Spnkane, now recorded as one of Haywood's counsel, to Orchard before the latter was arrested at Caldwell for the Steunenberg murder, but did not introduce it becauee its identification is still inefficient, The State also obtained an order of court directing the Western Union to produce its records showing that Haywood sent money to Adams to Ogden.; When testimony bearing on Ogden was introduced, Steve Ac.ms was brought into court under guard to be identified.Adams\u2019 name has run ell through the trial, but this was his first appearance in person.He seemed in defiant mood and walked to a point directly in front of the jury and sed steadily nt the witness ront- fe lim.The State also produced several witnesses who confirmed fea- | tures as to Orchard\u2019s story ns to the Bradley affair, the first desoemt into the vindicator mine with the object of doing violence, the final success of the vindicator mine plot and the circumstances under which Deitective K.Gregory was killed.Aside from ita fighting the admission of all the evidence by ae State on the general ground tit was in no way onmected with the accused, the fence contented itself with showing that all of the witnesses were found and interved hy Pinkerton detectives, \u2014_\u2014 RUSSIAN COLONEL Assassinated by a Workman at St.Petersburg Yesterday St, Petersburg, June 14.\u2014Colonel Kotlarofi, deputy commandant of the port of St.Peteishurg, was murdered this morning by & workman in the Admiralty section of the city.The colonel was recently sentenced to death by the revolutionary fighting organization because he recommended a ree duction of the working force at the Admiralty works.The assassin was captured but he is believed to have had accomplices, who escaped.MIKADO MAY ACAIN BE PLAYED Chatham, Eng., Juno 14.\u2014The order rohibiting plaving music from \u201cThe fikado\u201d y the naval and marine bands, which wax issued at the time of the visit of Prince Fushimi to England has been withdrawn.THR EE WOMEN BURNED TO DEATH Cincinnati, Ohio, June 14.\u2014Thres women were burned to death and two men seriously imured in a fire that destroyed four houses in the White Water settlement near Harrison, Ohio, to-day.DIDN'T SHOW THEIR PAPERS.An Oaklana farmer one day last found a score of men putting u; A vai en all over his ent Bold tel fieuraph the men away, hut they ville, Ont.; wouldn't go.They showed him a Envy ia an awkward ho that [Payer that gave them authority to put inferiority pays to merit.\u2014La otter up their poles wherever they wished.en old man looked at the paper, saw it was lawful, walked away in sil: ence.He wont to the barn and turned » savage red bull into the Held.The bull made for the men, the men fled at top speed, and the farmer shouted after them: \u201cShow him your paper! Show him your pape!\u201d The holdup man may not bs clo- EG ABT Ae rh ad AS Sh A A I A AR ms ah quent, but he in mighty effective whem amis to taking wp à ool Amr a 114 Lacan an ARAMA AR ANA ha AS LA bh athens asm, Aa naa of |5 and 3 to 5, won by RR {Mt wes disqualided tor fooling - de- M KELVIN WON OUT In the Inter-Provincial Race at Montreal Yesterday.Blue Bonnet Race Track, Montreal June 14.~beautiful weather and a fast track prevailed at Blue Bonnets today.The + card was interesting and included a race, in which gentlemen riders had the mounts, and the Inter- Provincial purse, The latter was at a mile and a quarter and was for 3 year olds pod Pd and goed in ntario.King's plate, and Woodbine, the winner of the Quebec King\u2019s plate, Kelvin - was asked to shoulder 111° pounds, while Woodbine carried 123.Other starters were Guinea Gold, Mignonete and Harmony, s,} of whick started in the King's Plate on opeu- ing day at Blue Bonnets.The race naturally aroused & good deal of interest, as the result would prove the superiority of the two plate winners.Another banner crowd was on hand, and the club house balconies were crowded.The Texas Bankers Association visiting Montreal, came out to the track to witness \u2018the sport.\u2014Sum- maries:\u2014 First race\u2014four and ball furlongs, two year olds selling, $400, added.Kitty Smith, \u2018108 Goldstein), 12 to 1,4 to 1 and 8 to 5 won b: Jonnies Beau, 113 (Bullman), 7 to 1, 2 to | and even second by four lengths; Valox, 110 {Diggina), Ttol,2¢% 1 and even, third.Time b5 3- .Paul Pry Lady Irene, Shirley R, and Vihala also ran.Second race\u2014One mile and an eighth, three year old and up, selling, $100, added.Gilpin, 112 (Goldstein), 4 to 1 even and 2 to 5 won by two lengths; Cursus, 109 (J.Murpny), 3 to 1, even and out second; ater , 109 (J.Jobneon), 4 to 5 and out thi 1.58.St.Noel also ran.Third race\u2014Six Merlongs, three year olds and up, selling, $400, added.Dr.Mack, 113 (J: Murphy), 3 to 1,6 to lengths; Royal Lad: ids oot ; y y, 92, stein), 6to 5, 1to2 and out second; Al Powell, 99 (Chan®er), & to |, 3 to 1 and! 6 to 8 third.Time 1.13 45.Tudor Dick Redd, Blue Cont, and Confessor also ran.Fourth Race\u2014l1} miles, 3 year-olds, $400 added\u2014Kelvin III.(J.Egon).1 to 4 and out, won by 3 lengths ; , 100 (J.Mu à 10 to 1, 1H (F.Price), 12 to 1, ard.7 .Time St.Catharines, Ont, June 14.\u2014At what age doew a man cease to be useful as a wage-earner?is a ques- a head; |: I Put a Little \u201cMONTSERRAT\u201d {In All The Water You Drink - Fruit acids are cooling in summer, Fresh fruit is allright somerimes \u2014only all fruit is not fresh\u2014and\u2014many stomachs don\u2019t take kindly to a fruit diet.\u201cMontserrat\u201d I Juice \u201cMontserrat\u201d Lime Fruit supplies the fruit acid in its most healthful form.\u201cMontserrat\u201d is the pure juice of ripe West Indiin drinks.\u201c\u2018 Montserrat.\u201d It makes cold water more eatisfying\u2014makes ice water agree with you\u2014makes tie best lime-ade you evor tasted\u2014and with ice, water and sugar, makes the most cooling of all summer \u201cMontserrat\u201d is the favorite for mixing with Drinks of all kinde\u2014Wines-Spirituous Liquors or Mineral Waters: Canadian AQ snts: Nationat Drug & Chemical Co-cf C ced limes\u2014with all the the natural flavor of the fresh fruit.Grocers and druggists everywhere have i HAMS tion which may well have an important bearing in a case which was tried here before County Judge Carman in the county court.William Ireson, aged 88, brought suit.agsinst a farmer named Burrows for damages for injuries which he claimed resulted from negligence on Burrows\u2019 part.Iresen for many years has been engaged as | mail carrier here, for which service he {was paid $15 a month, Last October \u2018he was driving down the Western hill, | when Burrows came driving along be- \u2018hind and drove into his wagon, throwing the old man out on the road and causing injuries which prevented him doing any work since.Claiming that Burrows had been driving too fast, which caused the accident, Ireson Phone 839 SUGARED CURED - - 13c.A.DOMBROWSKI Champlain Market +++++e+e++4e50004440400400440000 14000100 S FLY FISHING Tourists and Visitors brought suit, claiming $200 damages.Yesterday when the case was tried Ireson was too ill to be present, but his wife and doctor both testified that aside from the accident the old : gentleman would have been good for several years more of service, : \u201cIt is only reasonable to suppose | that he would have been able to [work for another year, anyway, but we only ask for a year's wages,\u201d said ; r.Ireson\u2019s lawyer.i Judge Carman reserved his decision.LAKE ST.JOSEPH HOTEL.The popular summer resort opens for ' the season to-day.| | THE AGE OF TREES.Brazilian cocoanut palms live for 600 to 700 years, and the Arabs assert that the date palm frequently reaches the | ags of 200 to 300 years.Wallan's Oak, near Paisley, Scotland, is known to be , over 700 years old, and there are eight i olive trees on the Mount of Olives near ! Jerusalem which are known to have been flourishing in 1009.The yews 24, Fountain Abbey, Yorkshire, wore oll trees when, in 1132, the \u2018 abbev was.built, and a redwood in Mariposa Grove, California, is a manifold centenarian.Bnobah trees of Africa have been computed to be over 8,000 yéars old, and the deciduous cypress at Chapultepec is considered to ; Ë of a still greater age.| Dracaena \u2018 Humboldt said that the Draco at Orotava, on Teneriffe, was one of the oldest habitants of the earth.1 id foods are not easily digonted, Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is delicious liquid food, easily digested, fu at Iatable, nourishing gus from Pabet 8-Day THE QUEBEC BANK CAPITAL (PAID UP).$8,600,000 RESERVE.1,350,000 DIRECTORS John Breakey, President \u2018 John T.Ross, Vice-President, Gaapard LeMoine, W.A, Marsh, Vesey Boswell, Thomas McDougall.Interest paid on cariage deposits FOUR times \u20ac Jeo on thy daily balance, from date of deposit, SAFETY BEPOSIT VAULTS.Boid burgiar prorf and fire proof coon- t rer t Phoxns.£0 be rented for S50 41 pur sh Seeding 0 ie | 4 abe box.4 gs Lauientide House, No necessity for bringing up provisinng, or acce-sarie, Guides Canoes, Tents, Blankets anci supplies of al kinds, at Excellent side trips to smaller lakes.EXCELLENT FLY FISHING, FIRST CLASS ACCOMODATiun, REASONABLE RATES, and SPLENDID SPORT FOR ALL Write for booklet and all other information ROBT.ROWLEY, LAURENTIDE HOUSE PRESERVES, ; ; 4 ¢ regular prices.$ \u2018 ; : | +++ SSSSS0S0SSASADSADS TO QUEBEC Desirous of obtaining some of the b ) est trout fishing in the Province should arrange with Mr.Rob t.Rowiey, Proprietor of tue LAKE EDWARD FOR A FEW DAYS TROUT FISHING 2° $3338 Y) PROPRITTOu, LAKE EOWARD, P.Q.%1%3303 14000 dDAAS\" FT SUSUTLSRGUAADAIN Carbray Son & Co.WHOLESALE COAL Anthracite and Bituminous Sole Agents for the Provinoe of Quebec for the Superior and Celebrated Steam > and Gas Coal ofthe - - - - - - .PITTSBURGH COAL CO.and PITTSBURGH & ERIE COAL Co.WATER AND RAIL Hochelaga Bank Chambers, Quebec. Le THE QUEBEU, DHRONIOLB >.eee SATURDAY, JUNE 1 5, 1907, er Great Roduotions French dnd English Millinery Ready to Wear and Straw Hats, GREAT REDUCTIONS \u2014ON-\u2014 New Spring Jackets.New Spring Mantles.Dressing Jackets and Wrappers.JUST RECEIVED Real Limerick Lace Handkerchiefs.Real Honiton Lace Handkerchiets.Real Brussels, Irish and Honiton Laces.Long French Kid Gloves in Greys, Tans, Black and White.New Steamer Rugs and Shawls.NEW CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS New Axminister, Tapestry.New Carpet Squares in Axminster, New Oilcloths and Inlaid Linoleums.Now is the time to buy before the rise in prices.Brussels and 7S SEV 0200000000000000008 SEY ;00000+400000< THE OFFiCERS and men of His Majesty's Waxships, now in Port, are cordially invited to call and inspect our collection of Souvenirs of Quebec.Embossed Pictorial Post Cards, price 25c.per package of aix assorted cards, Quebec in Terra-Cotta.Painted Views of Quebec on China Cups and Saucers.Coats of Arms of the City Dominion.Seifert\u2019s Registered Folding View of Quebec, a very realistic souvenir, price 25c and of the Solid Silver Souvenir Spoons from 75¢ L H0cc0ss00000 novocconn0001BB.00 Solid Silver Souvenir Brooches from 85c 0.0erirenenine vrosca00s sc0000000.$ 2.00 Solid Silver Souvenir Scarf Pins fiom 2350 C0 ene s0ss s0sca00c0000.$1.00 Solid Silver Souvenir Cuff Links from _ rusrosccouo.00.00.B1.00 to 82.00 Solid Silver Souvenir Belt Buckles from Lragresescesesce 000 81.00 to $6.00 Solid Silver Souvenir Hat Pins from 80c KO.0csocccsossssorsesssscoc00000c000.PB 1.00 We have complete series of Precious and Semi-Precious Stones, Sterling Silver Wares, Sheffield Plate, Gold Silver and Gun Metal Watches.Presentation Clocks : nd Br.nzes, Medals and Trophies ior all Sports, Jewellry Repaired and Made to Order Expert Watchmakers.G.SEIFERT & SONS, JEWELLERS, 16 FABRIQUE STREET The Quebeg Ghronidle | QUEBEC, JUNE 15, 1907.ADVERTISE, ADVERTISE, ADVERTISE.We have seen nothing as yet of the booklet which was to be scattered abroad to sing the glories and the beauties of Quebec in the ears of intending Toutlsts.Other cities have been in the field long ago ; carly inst month the first literary Mayflower that came to our notice was a folder.booklet of forty-five pages, in a pretty cover, and profusely and elegantly il lustrated, entitled \u201cThe Tourist's end Sportsman's Paradise,\u201d and issued by the New Brunswick Tourist Association, whose headquarters are St.John, N.B.; the Canachan Pacific Company, with its usual energetic enterprise, is more cosmopolitan and has been isau- ing a handsome series of books de scriptive of various sections of the Dominion and illustrated with photo graphs, the latest of which is poetic: aHy entitled \u201cThe Challenge of the Mountains\u2019 and chants the praises of the Canadian Rockies.from \u2018\u2018Banfl, the Beautiful\u201d and the Canadian National Park, to the Thompson and | Fraser canyons and the Pacific Const.This little book is à gem of its class, end ils illustrations so numerous and { fascinating, ita descriptions so clear, \u2018that the next best thing to making the trip itself is to send four cents to the C.P.R.agent and get n copy ; what may be called the three \u201cB's,\u201d the booming of busy Berlin, under the guise of the annual report of the Boerd of Trade of that town we bed occasion to notice pot very long ago, and there have been others.Quebec is about the only place of any size that has not taken some step or other to make her existence known abroad ; she has got guide books on the counters of her bookstores, and any stray tourist that happens this \"way may pet one il he chooses, but ! we are a deal too modest to intrude ourselves upon the attention of strangers ; not that we are not Sonscious that we thoroughly deserve that attention, but because\u2014well !\u2014because.It may be urged that the time has not yet arrived for the tourist this year ; that the weather, so far, in- stend, of being the weather that, might be rensombly expected at this scason has rather .been thet of the days when the annual mivratory hordes of sight-scers and pleasure seekers turn to the thoughts of home end coalfires, and thers was no sign literally of any great elevation of the temperature.What ia the use of chanting the beauties of scevery, the sights and traditional glories of the city when the weather resembles that ol the Westmoreland hills as laid down by a native to a stranger who enquired if it aways roined there, the answer being, \u2018Naw, Bir, sometimes it snaws ?* What is the use of teiking hunting and fishing when it is hard enough to keep at a lukewarm temperature in-doors ?The season is backward, as is evinced by the fate of the tulip bulbs which were planted in the beds rouud the City Hall aver a month ago, and which now have to be dug up as the only means of getting them to put their noses out of the ground.All that is wiry true, but the migratory instinct is not de- perdent on climatic conditions; it comes, like tie douleureux, at certain well defined times, und the only way in which unfavorable weather affects it, is da give à longer time for eon- sideration, and, perhaps ultimately change its decision.\u201c Canada,\u201d said the Monetery Times of the lst instart, \u201cis the em tre of commercial interest, Every town and city possesses itn peculiar attractions.Advertising those must bring results.Success depends on how the subject is approached.The amart, business like man can do as much publioty work with a hun dred dolints as anotixir less active gentleman could do with a thousand.Banks once thought it unnecessary to tell the publio of their mission in financial spheres.There was a time when towns and cities strove not for industries and population.But with an «ra of competition in all things, end between towns and cities in per- ticular, municipalities have entered the everlasting race, the survival of the frttest\u2014and it pays to advertise your fitness.\u201d Oue oonfrere very wisely advises Liqueur des Peres Chartreux The Chartroux Fathere' Liqueur.Nannfsctured at ) Tarragona (x pain) i After your Meal take a ging of this delicious Tiqueuz and you will he an nos perfect di- Beware of Sabetitutee.Bee that Io 1 the baitle, nf which we give simile here.UP D.MASSON à CO, | Sole Agen's, MONTREAL and TORONTO.puvii-don.e \u2018 ng another.Select the best one, then stand by him.Do not delay, but consult him ia time when you ase sick., Ask his opinion of Ayer\u2019s Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds.use it or not, just as he says.have the formalise ofall sur 4 DO seerets | We t LA ges ak tions.moderation of \u2014 cessary to plorify excossively the facts.À great deal often may bu said by not saying it at all.When you desire to interest any one in a proposition you do not usually give him an extraordinary recitation of its attrac tions.Enough ie gffordod to allow his elastic imagination some play.Sufficient is left unsaid to present him later with a little surprise.A eatis- factory result is when a man says : \u2018I bad no idea it wae as good as that ?There may be a hundred reasons why your particular city should be chosen for a certain industry.Do not ed vertise them all.Detail ninety # you like.But the other ten shouïd be learned by the visitor himself.There is a happy medium in municipal ad- vertieing.I! you say too lite, you have missed your vocation as public îty agent.If you aay too much, instead of a new addition to the olity you may see the cloudy face of a disappointed man.And be is more difficult to handle than a pessimist.\u201cLiterature bomberdment is & sub- one of its success secrets.To mail municipal advertising Hterature without any plan of campaign is as bad as going to war with a great deal of faith and shouting aml very little common sense or gunpowder.The the expansion of Canada, are not far behind their cousins over the border in the matter of advertising.Some of tbe fokiers and pamphlets issued by the Dominion Boards of Trade, Industriei and Publieity Departments, and clubs, are very clever productions.As a rule, telling facts and pictures are printed.The prospective resident, the commercial man, may obtain a good idea of the suitedity of various centres for a warehouse, a factory, or a dwelling.Winnipeg is one Western city, for instance, which is proving that good fruits may be gathered when the seed of nublicity is planted wisely and nurtured carefully.SESSION OR ELECTION ?The Toronto World the other day revived for the third or fourth time the report that Hon.Mr.Hyman had again tendered his resignation of the portiolic of public works coupled this time with an insistesss on its onvept- \u2018ance.The honorabia™ pentiew :n leh the performance of \u2018Ms duties in other hands, owing, we wee told to the deploreble condition of his beadth, and the same comsidemmtion, it appears, as hitherto prevented bis re turn.So long a period has elapsed since his setting out in search of sanitation that it is quite conceivable that he despairs of ever being able to resume his duties, or to re-enter political life, and if Sir Wilfrid Laur- | ier cammot overcome that view there are hopes that London will not re- In fact Mr.Hyman hos been relegated by the public to that oblivion wheich waita on retired politicians, and can only be removed by their reappearance on the political arenas.He went out for his health, apd it were well for his health that he should be allowed to stay out.The public has ceased to take even a perfunctory interest in him ; it does not know where he is, or how he is, or what he in doing, amd it is mot consumed with an overpowering anxiely to know.Mr.Hyman's vesignution ie only interesting as involving the departure from the scene of rnother Cabinet Minister, with the probability of another vacancy caused by the retire ment of the Minister of Militia end Defence, and it is hold that a Cabinet which has been in need of so much reconstruction in so short a period will probably fd i incumbent on it to appeal 40 the country, notwithstend- ing Sir Wilirkl Laurier's promise to the leader of the Opposition thet there woukl be still emother session of the existing l\u2019arliament.If there is any corsectusss in these views, it will be well to consider wiat has been taken to justify the viole- tion of a pledge supposed to have bon sriven by cne gentleman to am: other, and what fe the true mature il the ground on which on appeal to the country is to be made.What has taken place, or.to be correct, what is regarded as certain to take place, in tho successive vacations in loss than a period of tweive months of the important portfolios of Public Works, Railways and Canals, and Nilitin and Ifince, and thetw are some very unpleasant stories going about all these of which the least anid the bedter.If the reconstructed Cabinet goes to the country om Ma | reconstruction, it wii be celled upon to explain the onusse that have given tise to the necessity for such reconstruction, end, ag it cannot fall back upon iH-health in more than one of these cnees, and woukl not be believed in that one, the teak before it woukl be very awkward end embarrassing one.Should an appeal to the country be made this fall it must be on the reasons for the recomstruction of the Cabinet, and not on tbe ep poatance of à live poktical issue wiioh les suddenly enci unexpoctedly cropped ap.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a ROBFRVAL HOTEL.The Roberval Hotel fe now open for the ssasou\u2014See adv.- \u201c \u2018In boosting a town it is vob La F tle art.Conservation of energy is |! § PRESS OKs.BRITISH POLITICS AND T GOVERNMENT.\u2014 Nothwithetendioa ol the overwhelmipg majority with whi the present British Government turned from tte gone and the second well advanced m its course; nothing hus yet been done to fulfil the high which attended the edvent of Sir Henry Campbell-Barmerman\u2019s ofcotive ministry.Even the measures which bave been passed\u2014such os the acte amend- tho trexies union nnd labor laws\u2014ware not as they reached the statute books in the, form first approved by the cabinet.With ons or, et two exceptions, the honors have rested with the ministers who belong to the Rossbery section of the Liborai party, of their influence is clear! Foreign and Indian Affairs, im the Irish Council BH! and in the evident deter or tion to we icy os y navy and other matters which it B= EE a rom \u201carea strict y - tics.That there boa \u2018boon fap red able recrudescence of Conservative sentient in the electorate is dis- tinotly ough shown by the results taking il Tt othe au ong + ail t that curred wince the general election\u2014ex- cludine those where the voting was complicated by the intervention of sbor candidates\u2014the transformation bave oo- has been surprising, nor is the cess likely to be retarded by such im- cidents as the meeting of the Imperial Conference and ite attendant circumstances.It can hardly be denied that a real cleav existe in the minister ial ranks that the doctrinaire Radicals are wholly out of touch with Canadian authorities, whose motto is [{the courso which administrative re sponvibility has imposed upon the cabinet in its collective capacity.This was only to be since the extremer mection of scems deliberately prepared to sacrifie every consideration of fact experience to the supposed require ments of abstract theories.\u201d \u2014Toronto or! READING ALOUD, says the Londun Reader, is one of 4he best exercises for the family circle.It brings the family together, gives all a common interest.and besides it in instructive, \u201cHow much better, and how much happicr, is this way of spending an evening than the mane and driveling games, whosh so fre quently take its place 7\" There can be no doubt that this charming practice haa fallen into disuse when i should buve been kept up.But so have .other old-time institutions, ns, for exmple, the literary olub, and the debating society.The Atution of the raming amusements for those of an intellectual kind is to be deplored.\u2014Mail and Empire.IT 18 REPORTED FROM London that negotiations in conmection with the questions at issne between Canadas and the United States are favor satisfactory headway, an agreement having been reac on several them.A little while ago it was intimated that nothing was known any such tations in London.This waa in reply to tches {rom Washi intimating that practicerl- ly which the Laurier Government made subject of reference nt the Quebec conference was to be discussed avein.As in regard to every item the discussion can only be in rerard to some- thin\u201d the United States wents nt Canada's expense.The sequel to the ; à j î t anmouncement will be awaited main virtually disfranchised much Po and Bome distrust longer Montreal Gazette.WE ARE IN IT.If vou want to have a nice Jacket well made, Mrs.Kelly will give you satisfaction.t | Ottawa, or of | Ten of | to open Wei-Chou ns a Three little thing s which all agree, St.Peter St, Lower Town.FLIES REELS, LINES, Oars, * The kettle the teapot æ HUM JS VRA SPORTING GOODS Trout and Salmen Rods in all the renowned Boivin, Tents, Biankets, Rubber Sheets, Ca: Dunnage Bags, Folding Bete pe.GENERAL AND HEAVY HARDWARE The Chinic Hardware Co.Fabrique St., Up Town grades including BAITS NOT LORD SEYMOUR | Ottawa, June 13\u2014The despatck to | the Chicago Record-Herald identilying Lord Edward Seymour with the prisoner in Clayton, Mo., was founded on error.This is made more clear daily.Lord Edward Seymour, who served with Strathcona\u2019s Horse in: South Africa, returned to his _ ranch ' near Calgary after the war.The letters of the Clayton \u2018prisoner are signed \u201cF.A.Barrington Seymour,\u201d an! friends who are working to secure his release describe him as son of lat.Ledy Barrington Seymour \u2018of Brichton, Enr.of whom -no one has been : able to ohteæin any trace.Thus the willingness of local veterans to -aid a comrade in distress is slackencd somewhat.Corporel Trossider\u2019s.appeal is for a man whose identity is apper- ently unknown ad whose claims y) Canada even, may be few.This is the result of enquiries made since the story was published.CHINESE INSURGENTS Hong Kong, June 12\u2014Insurgente have att: the village of Yung- Chum, in ure of Wei-Chou, where they Burned ¢he military Yate.A provincial | punitive forme unt in Tsu insurgents 8 = engaged Shem in à snnguisary conflict ei Pete | zeten, not [ar from their 3 soldiers were killed.The of Canton ls considering a.suggestion trepty port, Why remain hcme and {reeze?You can be comfortably carried for 26cts by electric power through the city to Quebec\u2019s only Rustic Theatre at Montmorency Falls and enjoy a first class Vaudeville bill and dance in parlors of Kent House.IDEAL MESSENGER SERVICE.Phone 289 Quick service.Reliable boys Low rates.Open from 8 A.Mto 10 P.M.FAGUY LEPINAY & FRERE, \u201cThe Oldest Music Jacks, Sorapers, Telephone 789 NORDHEIMERS Establiahsd 1840.589 St.Catherine Street, West, MONTREAL.Manufacturers of Canada\u2019s Artistic Piano = *NORDHEIMER\" And the Canadian representatives of the world-renowned STEINWAY, And the PIANOLA and PIANOLA PIANO, the only Instruments in the Word containing the METRO4TYLE and THENMO- ST.The NORDHEIMER onesprice aystem and essy methods of payments applies to sie purchase of every Insirunent.GEO.B.MARRIOTT, 254-264 St.John St.Local Agent.RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Bucyrus Steam Shovels, Railroad Cranes and Raflrord Pls Drivers, New Era Graders, Oonttactors\u2019 Dump Wagons, Light Locomotives, Dump Ours, Hand Curs, + Push Cars, Rail Cars, Velocipedes, Whes! Barrows, MUSSENS LIMITED House in Canada.\u201d \u2014 Plows, Track Tools, Fuss, Eta, \u2018iceroy | S.J.Sian & Co.13 ST.JOHN STREET - AND \u2014 VO.UBETAU UL ad STAC RANE STREET REFRIGERATORS Porcelain Lined, White Enameled LAND\u2014 Galvanized Lined REFRIGERATORS Telephon; \u201cCision x a Cat \u2014\u2014i LADIES Trimmed AND Untrimmed Straw Hats .HALF PRICE.Ladies\u2019 untrimmed and trimmed straw hats all new this season.we have decided to clear at K the original price, don't delay, come at once.LADIES\u2019 TRINMED HATS all the latest models at Half Price $1.18 for BBo.81.25 for G£c., 81.65 for 83c.i $1.88 for Odc., 82.10 for $1.05, 8.48 for $1.24, $2.18 for $1.59, $3.25 for $1.68.LADIES\u2019 UNTRIMMED HATS «D the newest shapes this season $1.25 for 63c.$1.76 for $1.95 for 98c.: PARASOLS, we have a large variety in colors and black and white, the latest importations at $1.16, $1.20, $1.38, $1.48, 81.68, $1.90, $2.95, $3.68, $2.88, $3.25, $3.68.FLOWERS, we have a fine collection of all kinds of flowers at 28c., do,\u2019 45c., 88c., 68c., 880., 98c.LADIES* SÜMMER NECEWEAR id ail the latent styles at 250, 280, 300, 35¢., 38c., 40c., 45c., 580.LADIES\" LEATHER BELTS tn pack ent all the right colors COLORED DELAINES, for blouse and dresses at 27c., 380., 49¢., 48¢c.DRESS GOODY, all the Intest shades and weaves in plain and fancy dress materials, all at very low prices.SIMONS & MINGUY 20 Fabr.que Street, Telephon 338 \u2018 Quebec.A.LEOFRED (Graduate of Laval and McGill) CIVIL ENGINEER ];- Spoclality : WATERWOKAO Hoohelaga Bank Building 89 ST.JOHN STRERT.Telephone 848 Quebec BATURDAY.ÎUNE 15.1507 Rbeumatism means oisoned blood.The Blanes, bowels and skin should rid th system of \u201cFralt-a-ives\u201d remove from the hood the poison which causes Rheamatism, of bowels, kidneys and skin.This is the only possible way in which Rheumatism can be cured to stay cured.And \u201c\u2018 Fruit-e-tives\u201d\u2019 is the only is chan, inte uric acid\u2014 carried by the blood to the serves and joints\u2014and causes Rheumetism.\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u201d cure Rheumatism because they eliminate urea, by increasing the action \u2014\u2014 DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT THE MOST NORTHERLY SUMMER RESORT asd the whole made into {sl remedy in the world become weakened that completely gr diseased, the * Froit-a-tives\u2019\u2019 eradicates the y cannot throw will cure disease from the off t vaste fast = ve it \u201d One of these body of Rheumatism, | © fruit juices in poisons bb UREA, Solati which the natural which is inat ca, medicinal action of both by the kidneys Neuralgia.fruit is y time snd skin.If the .increased | by the | skin Action is poor = process of combin- the kidueys are inflammed ing them.\u2019 | \u2014ures stays in the system-\u2014 Then tonics and entiseptics are added - blets, soc.a Sox=6 for $2.50.At all deslers or from ns Frulta-tives Limited, Ottawa, Sila.(on FRUIT LIVER TABLETS.) \u2014 \"IN EASTERN AMERICA.Glorious Lake St.John CANADA'S INLAND SEA.HCTEL One of the best appointed hotels in Canadabe verge of the wilderness.Special Rates to Families.ROBERVA NOW OPEN \u2018 Luxury apd cresture comforts on .| d'hote.The belts this year are di - || FASHIONS AND FRILLS Io 6 TEER) -FOR- FEMININE FANCIES] (BY \u201cBEATRICK'\") « | Embroidercd linen collers with dainty lace, net, or mull bows, add a protty effect to a tailored suit, and, as they way be worn with a lingerie waist and adjusted over the attached stock, one is quite spared for an impromptu Tunchaon, or even a table especially those to be worn with shirt waists.Oue of the newest is of patent leathér in colot, shaped, being slightly wider in back and finished with a large oblong buckle of plain, lustrous gilt.Ribbon and silk belts are also given these large, lain buckles, and they are wonderfully smart.It is odd bow much these \u201clittle thi ot dress\u201d count, and it inly ie rar- cet my for the woman to practise it to have at least one or two really chic articles, not aggresbive, of course, #0 that they are not in keeping with the rest of her belongings, but which stand out as special evidences of her own good taste.Pt robes and tea gowns pre i this year, more so than ever.one of the new ideas is shown I what is called a monk's robe.It is ashioned of silk or cloth, whatever material is desired, but of plain weave, and looks precisely like the long circylar capes worn by the friars, with the dra hood caught up with and tassel.The model * ISLAND HOUSE, Grande Decharge |g =, rd snd tos The model Home of the Leaping Ouananiehs.\u2018Wildest scenery and the fishing in the world.Reached by Quebec & Lake Bt.John By.New Route to the Far-Famed Saguenay ; amest Delightful Trip.Fl information, rates, illustrated guide books, address, HERBERT B.LOCKE, General Manager, may-ldxtu-th-safxil, 42d Street and Parke STATISTiC3 FS Fama AD roses semipped with private and Ts loisst addition lu the çroat botols of the world, Opened hay BL, 1906.RATES Rooms without bath, $2.50 aad upward Rosms with bath, $3.50 20d wpwasd Parler, bodes snd bath, $0 sad upward We would welcome you here and try te make jou look upon this hotel as your New York home The Hotel Belmont venue, New York Cyanything more effective in this line it would difficult to imagine.Incongruously enough, these same robes, shortened a bit, arg Just as cifective as evening wraps.cord amd tassel are replaced by long ends and many loops of wide &atin ribbon, amd the loops of wide satin ribbon, and the lines by the application of embroidery or applique 2 Eolienne in its silk and wool mixture is making strides in the new tortoise shell browns and yellows for what may be called dressy style of \u2018travelling costumes, when it may be required to lunch and return to town afterward.Such a costume was seen and admired at à luncheon.The skirt had three same for trimming on the bottom, broken in upon by thres narrow panels in front end at the sides, each having three rows of silk crochet buttons of the same shade, with cord lcops, in pairs, :.t vis n vis on the bottom.À very pretty o V bodice and half- sleeves had the wilk crossed in the back and in front, while the bodice was belted in with the eolienne, A pelerine with front end shodldeg em- plecement was trimmed to match the shirt, with buttons and cord loop, It was filled out also with flat, shaped pieces of the same, laid in rows form a sleeve drop.Upon the neck of this pelerine, as well as u the sleeves, were collar and ouffs overlaid.They were of a darker shade than the dilk of the costume and embroidered prettily with white silk, in small sprig designs.The color of the straw bat was a trifle paler than the costume material, and was trimmed with a wreath of silk and velvet pog- pies in the tortoise shell shades, as- sited by white marabout plumes.Gloves, shoes nnd veil in this instance were kept upon the same lines of color.One of the short-handle parasols was carried, having for cover the new weave of pongee, heavy of quality, and resembling silk canvas in appearance, This was in Nattier blue and white stripes.a full inch in width.A preity note of color was it, and a by the wearer carrying a long, narrow Futbe-case made up of the same: ponges, and very simply mounted.Lastly, the veil worn re oarrow, shaped folds, piped with the |s] presented the palest of shades m this tortoise shell ucheme of color, and was hung in its straight depth, because fitted to the crown so perfect): all round, These details «um up the en- {ire fmartnces of a soil, which, un- byought to suchy ection, never could Save reached that chic mark.All things connected with the June wedding Sy aré dainty and delicate, So St is.quite natural that the bride- to-be stocks her toilet table afrésh.Fièse she wants a delicate tached powder for scenting trunk, bags, boxes and bureau drawers.A lasting and yet dainty scent is secured by mixing powdered orria root and any good vio- sachet powder im equal quantities.This is far more illusive and pleasing than any floral scent alone.An exéellent lavender powder for the Mnen closct is made by powdering and mixing 10 ounces of dried lavender leaves, 3 ounces of powdered ben- soin and 6 ounces 4 cyprus powder, to which you add 11-2 drachms of oil of lavender (Mitcham).This is mors lasting than plain lavender leaves.The excitement incidept to wedding day preparations is apt to cause excessive perspiration.To reduce this under the arms, try mixing common baking soda in equal proportions with talcam powder, and apply thickly.For the bands apply this lotion first: Cologne, 4 ounces; tincture of belladonna, 1-2 ounces When you have rubbed this in until the moisture is absorbed, powder with orris root or thoroughly with this astringent lotion several times doily: Rose water, 6 ounces; elder flower water, 2 tuners; simple tineture of bensoin, 1-2 ouaze; tannic acid, 15 drops.Sift the zinc, dissolving it in just enough of the rose water ta cover it, then add the glycerine, next the vemainder of the rose water.Shake well and apply wita a soit.nge or an antiseptic gauze.Tne #kin Sue be well wiped off before the liquid dries or ft will bo siroaked.If your skin is oily, apply this astringent lotion, amd then the liquid white, being sure to rub the latter in thoroughly.Lotion for oily skin: Pulverized borax, 1 ounce; pure glycerine, 2 ounces; camphor water (not spirits of camphor), 2 quarts.If you wish to dress your hair and make it stay in curl, wash it first with an egg shampoo as follows: Yolk of one egg, one pint of rainwater (lukewarm), 1 ounce of rosemary spirits, Beat the mixture thoroughly up and use it warm, rubbing it well into the skin of the head.J in several waters.Dry in the sun and air, then before putting your bair in curlers or papers, apply lotion.It a bair dresser ie employed to build your bridal coiffure, and you wish it to retain its wave and shape, bave him apply either a bit of brilliantine or cover it im the back and over the sides with a net the exact shape of your hair.A net in the front makes the coilfure look Kke a wig.Never travel without a jar of guod cold cream, for gemoving dust and grime.Here is a formula for a cream that contains no lanolin to encourage the growth of hnir on the face, and is therefore pure and wholesome: Ross water, 4 ounces; almond oil, 4 sunces: spermaceti, 1 ounce; white wax, 1 ounce, Orange flower, lilac, violet or elder flower water can be subétituted for the rose water at pleasure, and the THE QUEBBO OHHONIOLE ; \u2019 druit.from è Vi The Natural Cure : Eee Fer Rheumatism = pr fé unr, Wain of were, one, of witch harel and one ounce of aloohol.An elegtric battery with a brush attachment will do much toward encous- aging the growth to got busy and recover ite health.Bath Mats\u2014May be made of discard- od bedspreads by cutting irom the firm part sq of desired size and hem- Hamper\u2014Secure a .Clean and line with covering the outside with eretonne laid on in\u2019 plaits.Border the with a ruche of same.Cover the talcum powder.tops of the arms and nai 1f the perspiration on the hands is jon the covering with gilt upholstery excessive from nervousness, bathe |tacks.toi Bd with some material and put à taney knob in centre.Pin Bag\u2014Take a twenty- ~ pound flour sack, sew a hem nd the top, insert a piece of wire, - it into the shape of a hoop, apd +» will have an execllent clothespin hen Black Turns White\u2014Black kid gloves that bave become worn and white at the finger tips may be made to Jook st as es new by ing a few drops of sweet oil and black ink, equal parts, well mixed and upplied with a camelshair brush.lome-Made ir\u2014Take a strong box and cover the open side will ticking, nail on firmly, using pieces of leather under the nail heads to prevent them pulling through.Saw boards for arms and back, so that they will slant and mate a comfortable chair, slant~ ing both ends of the piece used for the back and one end of each side piece so that when they are fitted together an incline is uced, Nail t together stoutlb and fasten them to the box.Strong stripe of boards naijed to the back and sides, end joined to the box will make solid.Pad with cotton and cover, with furniture calico ér cretonne to most expensive tapestry, and you will have a handsome chair.You can very the style to suit your fancy, making a divan or a large deep chair.Roll the Faddi over at the Waist Hanger\u2014Crochet large brass sing (uned for fancy work) with silk.T three lengths of ribbon, eight or ten inches long, having the piece in the centre the fongest.Sew on ring.Then at the other end of each ribbon fasten a crocheted ring (same size as used above), and throngh each ring t three safety pins.To each pin asten a8 waist or two.In this way you can take care of nine or more waists without taking up much room.Clothes Horse From Umbrella\u2014To make a clothes horse of an old um- brelia frame, strip off the cover, wing ribs with white cloth, screw a hook in top end of stick, and fasten a wire loop at handle.On wash day you can dry skirts quickly by slipping skirt over frame hook it to clothes line.On ironing day hand upside down from ceiling and hang your ironing on it.Put up a strong hook in the ceiling to hang it om.Do You Easily Tire ?If a Day's Toll Ex rauste» Body or | Brain, Find the Rea cn Why, | We all inherit a disposition to disease.With one it's consumption, another heart disease or perhaps nervousness.! At first you are languid, but as the fatigue increases you foe appetite and pirit, feel as if \u2018work wasn\u2019t in your ine.\u2019 Surely no clearer cvidence of ill bealth is needed.i Thousands have bgen in the same sickly condition ; those who heeded got wore sorry, \u2014those who used Dr.Ham- Âton\u2019s Pills were cured.Your weakness proven germ life has saten up the vitality of the blood, and « cléansifg tonie like Dr.Hamilton's Pills is urgently needed.\\ At once your blood will redden and gain atrength.Digestion will op improve that addi.| Do not be deceived Accept no Substitute If you need an energetic stimulant, a force producer, a blood making wine.Take VIN ST.MICHEL (8t.Michael's Wine) Endorsed and highly recommended by the medical profession, throughout the world, as a positive and rapid cure for Anemia, Debility, Weakioss, Dyspepsia, etc.Count St.Michel Tonic*Wine has never failed to bring immediate relicf and is a positive cure even in the most desperate cases, Our 25,000 testimonials prove its success.Vin St.Michel is the essence of Health.Boivin, Wilson @Q Co.Bestern Drag Co., Montreal, Sole Agents tor America.Agents for the United States, Boston, U.S.A.HOUSEKEEPERS.mm every day duties can be redu:ed ton minimum aoû your como carrespondingly enh:vaced by using ar INDUBATED FIBRE TUBS, PAILS, ETC.LIGHT, DURABLE, HANDSOME.NO OTHERS ARE SO SATISFACTORY.e labor connected with your Somme a2, \u2014 Put the Blood addition of one drachm of tincture of | Hf\", organes il be supplied to 57 GRACECHURCH ST.LONDON.EC.: In Conditi bensoin or 12 drach of elicyclic acid | © Surplus vigor will be instilled into = SPRING IMPORTATION 0 ition rancid.It should always be put\u2019 i the comp) oil disease and weakners The PEARL, ; q New METAL BY THE RESTORATIVE BLOOD- [small, open-mouthed jars, that can ; tome | (pere mememe |\" SLES Eee TE SES rs | AIRC pasar à | @ V G, \u2018 .mL e best sys! purifier extant.\u2019 Dr.Chase\u2019 hig bin adorsie, particulaniy wht | hen 300 can renew your health ~ FREE TEST CO, ing with this safe vefretable remedy, the LIVERY ATING IN Ne e Food lets frock wishes to To er in a decol- prescription of a noted physician, your Send Adres and 2 cent postage stamo for samn'a nse Q .sum ome- le re + .- ne.pommes, rem momeaurs, | Nerve Food Bp Lin ras fr ba Soa © : : ti that 5 of | tas , - ; .| Remer this: It is the proscrip-: > .BUPÉRITHE BLAOK GLOTH ou een ra | 45 mk of il ol Biter\u201d | oul mu eminent physicon vou ae 1 Dr.J.Collis Browne's MILITARY CLOTHS the liver, Sime and wa nets of | smough fine oatmeal to make 4 smooth eatoty and permanént results guaran- Çî Bliss\u2019 West of England Whipeords for Khaki Serges, Mding Da.Jaoger's Underwear, Colic Bands, Knlckarbocker Hosa, JOHN DARLINGTON, o, tion.GRAND OPENING Soft and Hard Felt Hats, Black and Colored, Caps, Umbrellas, Gloves, Latest Styles, to be sold at prices defyinr all competi- - - APPLY T0 - - E.BRUNEAU, 41 1-2 St.Joseph Street.À The result js feelings of languor and depression, and impaired action of the vital orgens, headaches, indigestion, spells of dizziness and weakness, sieep- leseness, irritability, and & general run down condition of the system.Put the blood in goud condition the of Dr.Chase's Nerve JF Registered aod you have a fourdation for health Dosite Pegt Office | to build on.Weakness and lisease ws | will yiekl to new hope and happiness.Mr.Fergus Coun, Lily Onk, Ont, writes : \u2018\u2019As a result of the scvers winter and an ettack ol le grippe,/T was all run down this spring.Isom i improved very much by usine Di.! Chases\u2019s Nerve Food.My appetite is | better than it has been for years, and though sixty years of age 1 am able | to do a man\u2019s work on the farm fol- | lowing a team.I believe that 1 owe my good .health to the use of Dr.Chase's Nerve Food.\u201d Mrs.Geo.Beattie, Carr's Brook, Colchester Co., N.S., writes :\u2014\"\u201cLaut spring | wes very much run down, felt tired oll ge time end did not wem to have or energy eno to do my work.Three boxes of Dr.Chase's Nerve did me a world of good and m work à pleasure to ame.1 have not heu oconfion to use Dr.Chase\u2019s Nexve Fôod to nll my friends.; \u201cWe \u2018always keep Dr.Chase's Kid- vey-Liver Pille © the house to be used for constipation, pains ia the back and stomach troubles.\u2018 | \u201cBy eens of food blood only can Nature make wea strong, end Dr.Chase's Nerve Fond je ommtoged of the most powerful blood-forming element known to medical science.j Every dose is bound to ba of some benefit to you : 50 cente a box, at all dealers.ot Bates & Co., Taconite «to any great nhy medicine since, and have recommend .Apply this at night, covering Tithe bit of old this soft linen.Three or four applications will bleach the surface to & beautiful satin whitenets.Cupping devices for making the cheeks plump should be carefully avoided, for, if the arrangement draws up the skin extent, it will stretch the outer cuticle and form wrinkles.The best way to fill out sunken cheeks ts to apply a good skin food and thed draw up the muscles with a sort of clawing movement.It is an extremely difficult matter for a woman to shampoo her own hair with soap and hard water amd have the shampou thorough.Rubbing the bar of sosp directly on the he is always a mistake, because tiny particles of the cleansing agént adhere to the silky strands end no possible amount of rinsing will remove them.If rgus are too expensive try this: Onc ounce of white castle soap in shavings, 24 ounces of water, 30 grains of potassium carbonajo, 120 grains of borax, 3 fluid ounces of cologne water, 2 finid ounces of bay rum.Dissolve the soap in the water by the aid of heat, addgthe other in- gredionts and dissolve, Yoep thi ina glass jar.Moisten the with warm water, spply, some of the soapy liquid, shampoo the hair well, then rinse With warm watér until the hair {a clan.Phere are dorens of reasons why the tair will fall out ahd growth become thin and roreggly and broken.fi- health, \u2018worry, clreplesaness, nervous- Gens are the comntoncst causes.| Îrmer treptmeñt, œuch AF \u201craving\u201d air, washing it im) ly or using lotions that are injuribus are ot oy ny re BE dm \\ air every night.s grooming stimulates he Word vessels of the sealp, and removes the dust and den- teed in every chee of languor, weaknuss, headaché and debility.Price 25c.per box er five boxes for $1.00, at all dealers, or by mail from N.C.Polson & Co., Kingston, Ont., and Hartford, Conn., U.S.A.ETIQUETTE.In condoling with a newly made widow it is is not in good taste to tell her that the late departed vg \u201cbatter off.\u201d ; : Never use 8 knife in cutting sn ac- | quaintance.The law would not recognize it as emotional insanity., Gentlemen should not recoguizo their chorus girl friends when out with their wives unless they are prepared to pay alimony.Never tell a lady that her dog is a beauty but the baby looks like her.No, Robert, vou should not tell a girl the first Bme you meet her that you love her: and if jou ares wise you will not tll her so the last time\u2014 or eny time\u2014lrom the June Bohemian.Or.Aenew's Cure for the Heart acte directly and quickly stimulates the hemrt's action, stope most - acute ain, dispals all signs of weaknese, uttering, sidking, smothering, or pal pitation.This wbnderiul cure is the * dip hich carries the patient into the baven of radiant and perfect health.Gives reliel in most acute forms ~of heart disease in 30 minutes.\u201411' Sold by L.E.Martelert bn.tet.WIÉAT 18VT.One of dhe otdest botanical owriosi- in the world is the wonder-wonder wer which is féuhd in che Malay Tt is merely a blossom without leaves, vite, or #tem, and grown ae & parasite in Hecayed wed CHEN ok à / IS THE ORIGINAL AC ONLY GENUINE CHLORODYN CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE CHLORODYNE : Asthma, Bronchitis, on\u2019 T OENDINE w admitted by the profession tp be the mos wonderful and valable remedy % he odd ve nn the beet remedy known for Coughs, Colds.Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, acts like & charm in Diarrhea, aod is only epecifc in Chulora and Byicntary.ne effectasily cute short ail attacks of B; ipa, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spas 1s the only palliative in Neu: Rh atism, Bt Canoer, Foot ea ngitis, &e.Always ask for \u201cDu.J.Cotizs Baowrr's Ouremosnion,\u201d and beware of spuriens eosipounds or imitations.The genuine beat the wordg \u2018 Da.J.Cotas Bnownsie SCHEORG \"NE\" on the Stamp of coch bottle.Soldin Bottles.Prices in England 1/1}, and 2/9 4/6 each (Overuwheimine Medion! Testimony nocompanies aaoh bettie.) GOLE MANUFACEURERS J.T.DAVENPORT, LIMITRD, LONDON Weigle Amants, LYMAN, BROS.& On, Li, TORONTO ê SATURDAY.JUNE 15, 1007.\u2014\u2014\u2014 nt THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, .Silk Waist Special $3.00 Values $1.95 For Two Hours Only = _ ADIES* Handeome Silk Waiste, beautiful quality Tamoline * 8ilk, oolars sifver, cardinal, turquoise, sky, cream, navy, black and white, two different designs, some made with box and clusters of fine tucks, buttoned in back, others pleated tucked back and front and trimmed with Val.lace insertion, front, regular price $3.00 each.Your choice $l 95 LIMIT ED.RETAIL DIVISION 1567-173 St.Joseph St; Quebec.Dainty Silks and Summer Dress Goods R SATURDAY we have made a strong effort to provide something special in Summer Dregs Fabrics.Have we succeeded?Here is tho answer: \u2014 Silk Remnants Plain and fancy Silk Remnants, many blouse lengths in the lot, large assortment.Clearing Min.noouues soscosseuee Checked Twaed and white Checked Tweed, 40 a -5c HALF PRICE inches wide, regular price 35e, à yd.Clearing at, per yd.Fine Batiste All wool Batiste, 36 incher wide, col- EE oa roue agua prié wn, ar price = a yd Cloaring at.serre \u201825e Fancy Lustre Navy Blue Lustre, self desi pecially suitab Colored Voile The fashionable tissus for renmer , 40 inches wide, colors phe .and drab, regular prise aeyd.Clearing at.x Fancy Voiline very desirdble > and silk ma- Checked Voile Neat Checked Voile, 40 inches a and white, black and white, na white, eto., all wool, correct table Tor blouses and children\u2019s dresses, regular price 450.à yd.Clearing at voue C Dress Lengths nable Black Dress he ad Voll, buck fur and black eilk Cloth, lar prices $1.30, $1.90 5 50 opter at 80c., $1.45 and.Black Alpaca Bpecial \u2018Black Alpes.38 inches vide: price 256, sn Saturday Only, per yd.\u2026.\u2026.4 + pon «is 19ç 756 White Jap Silk 490 n Saturday morning, from 8 to 10 o'clock.we will place on sale our Famous 756.White Japanese Silk, 36 inches wide, absolutely perfectin Overy respect, beautiful quality, wash! ne .watchloss value, for th / tre.uendous reduction in price, fail to secure some ol this |! two hours only, per yd.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026sevesserrenseenacenis of the early shop ata Remember the time nd don\u2019t A.Special price Saturday, for GREAT TRANSFER SALE Whitewear Bargains For June Brides And Others LTHOUGH the prices in Ladies\u2019 Whitewear have advanced all along the line, these goods \u2018were bought just before the advance, and the regular prices mentioned are nearly 25% lower than they d be if we were to buy the same styles and qualities to-day.For this reason the reductions are really sensational.You cannot e less at these great Transfer Sale Prices.Make an early start Saturday morning and choose yours before the rush sets in.repaid in good substantial value and solid satisfaction.Bridal Sets Fine white cotton, trimmed with Torohon Lace pod Insertion, 5 Pieces, including tgown, wers, mise, Corset \u2018Cover and Certacein, regular price $4.75.Clearing at.avons A 90 Corset Covers Five white Cotton, front with three | rowd of torchon lace insertion, edging on collar and\u201d armholes, Night Gowns Extra fine quality white Cambric, oke with puipure insertion und edged with same em- pokey.regular price $2.00 Cour Fine white Cotton, ruffled yoke with lace insertion and edging, cuffs also edged with lace, regular prices 90c.$1.00 and $1.10.Clearing eut.3% Night Gowns Plain white Cotton Night Gowns, cut with yoke, pleated body, valus et the regular price 50 core.30e Cloaring at.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.essensersemeereenensusre Ladies\u2019 Drawers White Cambric, tucked lawn flounces, rennigsance lace edging on bottom, re [3 gular price 96.Clearing ot 0 Ladies\u2019 Chemises White Cotton, yoke of thres rows of torchon lece insertion, on, Jace or em- so 3c Underskirts Fine white Cambric, Swiss Guipure ombroidery trimming.beautiful quality, roar price Baming at.Underskirts Mihite Cotton, two styles, Cluny lace ve Embroidery trimming, regular price 89 $1.10.Clearing at.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.verse .\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 C 282.19 L al Sets Beautiful quality white Cambric, made with berstiching and guipure embroidery insertion and edging price $8.00.Clearing ate.uen Corset Covers While Cambric, made \u2018with cluster of fine tucks, front and collar trimmed with lace or en:brodery, I 30c.Clearing o.y.Toxulez price 2) Night Gowns Superior quality white Cambric, hematitohed yoke, lace and embroidery trimming, regular prices $1.60 and $1.45 cach.Clearing at Night Gowns Fine white Cotton, embroidery edg- and insertion oke and x finished with pinhead ar, 76 rente vents.cos pe vréesonce seman ad .0 peta.59e Ladies\u2019 Underskirts White Cambric, lawn flounce, three Swing, regular price $1.60.each piece, extra value at the regular i $0 15 ° rows of renaissance insertion \u201corg 2 Ladies\u2019 Drawers White cotlon, dcep lawn flounces, two rows af pe inc insertion and owe edging, regular Ladies\u2019 Chemises White Cotton, good quality, lace trimming around collar made full, regular price 8 cle.cee ing At.eden.Underskirts Fine White Cambric, dee, with clusters of tucks amd vo Underskirts White Colton.some with t and hemstitched flounce, moe others broidery trimmed, lu prie Clearing at.; ie.5% insertion or Guipure Es trim- mine.regular price BR, 59 al Corset Covers Ladies\u2019 Corset Covers, fine white Cambric, front made with clusters of Gne hemstitched tucks, lace or em- A ied | Vv Corsèt Covers Wirite cotion, a lace TH geriéon and eine a rout, extra value a rer pin 22.emch.Clearing at.I5¢ Night Gowns Fine White Cambric, lace or embroidery trimming on yoke, ribbon at neck, cut very full, regular prices $1.18 sexi $1.35.Clearing at.Night Go Good quality white , tucked yoke, trimmed with Torchon ince edging and insertion, regular prices 66c.amd TO.CANOE 8h.9c Ladies\u2019 Drawers White Cambrie, lawn flounoes, tuck- ory amd edging, regular price $1.45 qual these values in Canada to-day at the regular prices\u2014much You'll be amply Sand Cli, i pe § 15 .Clearing at.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026i versacecserennsenneence Ladies\u2019 Chemises White Catton, | it bo | ace RE aie neck at neck, rou 70c.Clear: ing at.\u201cUnderskirts Extra fine white Cambric, flounce insertions, regular price $4.50, ing at Underskirts White Cambric, Cluny lace insertion and edging, or trimmed with fine smbroidsy, regular p price 81.35, Clesr- mat A ing at.Underskirts White Cotton, good quality, lawn flounce with five tuoks, Hotton under flounce, regular price 65c.Clear tearing 206 at.allover embroidery with extra seb wr 93, 69 Staples Department .BEFUL Household Linens and Btaples st uoususily attractive prices form the for Saturday.Read about them and COME EARLY! Bath Towels @ only\u2014Fine T Cloth Bath Towels, cream and fringe, size 20 x 40 inches, extra qual- rte regular price 15c.each.Clearing Saturday, each.su seven porsesssceonsers Pillow Slips Hemstitched Pillow Ships, fine bleath- od Gottom, linen finish, Jew OS - regular 19 only\u2014Comforters, aise 72 x :72 inches, filled with pure white: ati, art muslin covers, with frill, regia: §] 4 price $3.00 each.Clearing atin.voupouse Dresser Scarves Handsome es broidered Satin Dresser Scarves, site 23 x inches, ld li d red, oe rose, , olive an regu 2 38 pelos sé.\u2018of each.Clearing at.$ Sideboard Covers Damask Sideboard Covers, bleached, sizes 16 x 54 and ar od inches red or blue stripes, r prices A and 25c, each.Clearing at Léo.and.Table Linen 200 yds.only\u2014Bleaslied Damask Table Linen, in remnants of from J to 1 in leogth, « lar prices \u201cle Tearing Por per a a ssavses 81.00 a yd.Table Linen Handsome \u2018Double Damask Linen, 72 inches wide, Dt a signs in Fleur de rook, ., regular co.HW 50 Sham Zak 0s aha.Clearing at, per yd.\\ L ik Table Ribbon Bargains At Bo a Yard Fine Silk Ribbon, 3} inches wide, regular price 10.a yd | Saturday Margain, per Yél.\u2026m,-poriee semrorses vrcsssarnes( At-30.a-Yard FinewBilksRibbon, 1'1-4rinches wide, pealaze pribe Be.a yd.Saturday Bar and Por-Fdoriieny puerrse persis end we =r PAIE ay ar le Men\u2019s Furnishings Extra Special 250 only-Mens and Boys\u2019 Wool Bweaters, light and heavy, plain sad fancy, fine range of oises, Ee Bn eye Ol Underwear Men's and Boys\u2019 Balb Wool, mere and Merino nderwear, .nearly all sises, regular prices 40c.to : 81.75 per.parent, Saturday \u201cnelle hoses ree geessesny passes vuseues press: Neckwear Men Silk aiid Sétin , RE ES de < Shoe Department Ladies\u2019 Boots 40 pair\u2014Ladice\u2019 black and chocolate Dongola Lace and Button Boots, sises 212 to 6, regular price 31.78 @ pair.Misses\u2019 Boots 60 pair\u2014Nisses\u2019 Black Dongola and Grain Leather Lace and Button Boots, @ pair.Seturday Bargain\u2026u.eee - Men's Boots Valaek Box oo he Bryan mn $1.29 good range of sisen, mgular price 81.hc hey 1§ Basement Specials Grocers\u2019 Sooops 60 only\u2014Grocers\u2019 Tin Scoops, suit- Le, each.Saturday Bargsin.\"Clothes Pins 80 cases\u2014Wooden Clothes Pins, specially bought at a great saving.x Crepe Paper 1000 rollo\u2014Grspe Papes, Su colors, two elses, ond 100.a roll, Harmer ain, 2e.and.able for flour or sugar, regular rich Saturday Bargin, per dof.le pe roll.Tp [Tr pocsonsus e00 Silverware Bar Flower Pots Silver Plated Flower Pots, 7 inches bigh, beaded border, fine quadruple \"| plate, regular prive 46.00 each.Saturday Bargeinotepoes eevee Nut Bowls > Large Silv:« Nut Bowle, 4 1-2x8 inches, footed.rose lcal Border, best\u2018 quadruple plate, regular price.90.00 15 each.Saturd: y Bargain.Sverre o Fruit Dishes Fruit Dishes, B inches h, with bandle, richly rar ier 6.0 fae auadrurl 0 mb A) Ld id Gell eres eg cm 2d in Amie EA Ke Ae mired)?pede eS rs ~~ el ele le my ek on ed Too AE er ed fel food jon SES = rar) AR Fa A SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1807.THE QUEBEC CHRONIOLM Summer Specialties.Cotton Undervests, 85 styles, | Corset Covers, Drawezs and Chemises, from 27c from 10 cents, i ope from arm Soie din and crochet gon from Bo Ngos fos te ner a 200 \u2014y Hs parue assortiment, Beaded, Elastic and Silk Bolts, Long Glov different rom 5oe., others from 25¢.Neck Frii}i in Ao., from nes lace, chiffon, Blouse Lace trimmed, from 59c, shades |, Hand and New Purses, from To, i P,C.Corsets from 85¢: Hose Supporters from 156.Waists, Embroidered and | Hair Nets, front, 8 for 256; Alover, 8 for 50c., and 3 for 600, E.J.Dynes, New Advertisements.Railtoad Equipment\u2014Mussens, Limited.Bafety Eq it Vaults\u2014Quebeo Bank.Opened | \u2018o-day\u2014Lake St.Joseph Souverirs ol Quebec\u2014G.Beiferts & Auditorium.\u2014Special Attraction.torium\u2014Naval Entertainment.Wheat\u2014Canadian Wheat Co.Monteerrat Lime Juice Fruit\u2014National Drug and Chemical Co., Lt.Les & Cursing Sauce.- Change of Time\u2014Canadian Northern, Quebeo and Lake St.John Rail Bugby-Polo\u2014Acade: Rollavwes y-Polo\u2014 my away.Flour, Crain and Hay\u2014VWilliam Carrier a Canadien Northern Quebec Ry.\u2014Gerard Ocean Sailings\u2014Quebec Steamship Line Grape-Nuts.Lacrosse Match\u2014Q.A.A.Grounds.Tou may Have Tried Others\u2014Imperial un Larder Lake\u2014Russell & Co.Change of Time.\u2014 Quebec & Levis F Co.Baseball Match\u2014Hare Point Grounds.How is Your Money Mahing\u2014Roberge & 3 High-Clase Tailoring\u2014J.A, Chicome.Auditorium WEDNESDAY, June 19th MUSICAL COMEDY WILL BE PRODUCED BY THE NAVAL OFFICERS \u2014 OF \u2014 H.M.S.HAMPSHIRE BAND IN ATTENDANCE.PRICES\u201415-25-35-50-756.and $1.00 (AY, OMT od CORN \u2014 ALSO \u2014 Flour, Pork \u2014 AND \u2014 General Provisions.Geo.Tanguay, 48 ST.PAUL STREET, B8-35-34-36 ST.ANDREW ST., Lower Townjune léxlw Why Don\u2019t You Save Money And send your old Clothes to the GLOVER DYEING and CLEANING WORKS and have them dyed clean- od and to look like new ?Toe fasion of doing s0 is now becoming popular.BRANCH OFFICES : 181 St.John 8t., Tel, No.485 ; St.John St, Tel.1856 ; 821 Bt.Joseph Bt ; Tel.2680 HEAD OFFICE : june 19xt.t.393-395 St.Vallor SL Regiment Q.0.C.H, All clothing, accoutrements, eto, must be re into the - master's Stores on the evènings Tol.1810 at 8 pm.P By order, À.L'PRI Major SA Aevy Aditjansitaf.| Lacrosse Match Nationals «vs Quebec (er ourawa) Q.A.A.GROUNDS Saturday, June 15th, | PHONE 271 Academy Rollaway TRE LATEST INSOOR GAME RUGBY POLO The Great American Sucosss Wanderers vs Thistles Game Called at 9 O'clock ADMISSION 16 CENTS Get Rezdy for the BIG MASQUERADE SUMMER CARNIVAL MONDAY, JUNE 24th ST.JEAN BAPTISTR DAY LACROSSE MATCH JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP CRYSTAL vs QUEBEC i Sunday, June 16th AT 3 PL Q,A.A, GROUNDS ADMISSION, 15 AND25c, PLAY BAIN OR SHINE.Baseball Match QUEBEC vs ROCK CITY AT THE HARE POINT GROUNDS Saturday and Sunday, 3 p.m.1 Admission, 25c.Ladies\u2019 and Children Pursuant to Section 191 of the Railway Act.notice is bereby given that à plan, file and book of reference showing be revised loostion of the Canadian Northern Quebec Railway through part of the County of Portneuf, mileage 13.8 to 32.5, west from Quebec Bridge, has ihe County of Portas at Tap Gants ° » te Province of Quebec.> GERARD RUEL Amistant Solicitor Toronto, Ont., June 18th, 1907.junel5x2 William Carrier & Fils WHÔLESALE DEALERS Flour, Grain, Hay, \"SPECIALTIES Of the Latter we Carry the Largest Stock in Quebec\u2014 108 DALHOUSIE ST.QUEBEC.P.8\u2014We supply to the largest concerns in the Quebec district.YOU MAY HAVE TRIED OTHERS NOW TRY PERN LR LAUNDERERS, DYERS, CLEANERS, TELEPHONE 05 46 81.Valier 8t Cor.Bath SL AT 3.30 P.K.Admission 26 and 36c, PLAY RAIN OR-SHINE \u201c Juneitu3 49 St.John St.|rbe CENadon Norher Quebec Pt, st Bunkers Flor, Ot and Hay Quebec.Delegation\u201d Studying the System Adopted in Ontario, S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Tho Toronto Globe has Âte follow ing :\u2014\u201cA party of five by the Quebec Go: e \u2019 verament to study Ontario\u2019s good roads system arrived in the city yesterday afternoon alter a tour imooe County and later left for a trip through the Niagara pominauls, ey were accoi ied in imcoe County by Mr.R.H.Jupp, the ex-Warden, and Me.H Maisonville, private secretary to Hon.Drwho represented the Public Works Department.The Q®sbec Government has resently decided upon the adoption of a Good roads plan, and some twenty counties have already applied for participation er sad ty mentioned is gatheri the Eormation possible with a view Agriculture ; T.Plante, a lecturer in the department; RE, Watson, J.Plant and A.Alie.\u201d METHODIST CHURCH.- Mille Que will Tooth preacher t alle, - hy a the Methodist Church to-morrow.TO-DAY, SATURDAY.» Grand sale o! ready-made clothing, for men and children.Take advantage of this, MARCEAU & CIE., 155 St.Joseph street.MASONIC MEETING.An invitation having been extended by St.John's Lodge, A.F.& A.M., which meets at the Masonic Hall on Monday evening next, to the members of the fraternity on board the fleet, & Large gathering of the craft is expect- ALL ABOARD FOR SHERBROOKE.Saturday, the 22nd, great excursion will take place to Sherbrooke at a very low price.If you are short of a nice suit ar colored irts, bargains will be given next week.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.SPORTS FOR THE SAILORS.The Sports Committes of the 8th Royal Rifles are now busily arranging the programme of the night of to be given in the Skating Rink for the sailors of the Cruiser Squadron now in .As soon as a date suitable to the men of the fleet has been arranged it will be announced.LADIES.Where you should go to-day to sect a mate, Don't Gecitate but so MARCEAU & CIE., 156 8t.Joseph street.MEETING OF CREDITORS.A mesting of the creditors of Latouche & Lemay, furniture dealers of this city, was held in the Court House yesterday rien Judge McCorkill appointed .Alfred ieux, account- aut, of Levis, curator and Messrs.C.E, Brodie, advocate, Louis Bureau, merchant, both of this city and R.Tombyll, merchant, of Montreal, were named inspectors.HELP THE BOYS.The Rear-Admiral has been invited to attend the lacrosss match on Saturday.Every one should be on the ground Saturday to help the com- y \u2018 A SOCIETY EVENT.te have been made with the , Auditorium management for a grand entertainment on the 2lst instant by the naval officers of H.M.S.Hampshire, A musical comedy will given, as well as a series of other interseting features.The entertainment will be under the patronage of the Governor-General and promises to be a social event.All the officers will attend in fall uniform and the thestre will be decorated for the occasion.The band of H.M.8.Hampehire will play during the evening.There will, no doubt, be a crowded audience.SHERBROOKE.Everybody wants to to Sherbrooke Saturday, 22nd Jone.We are sure that nearly every one of you needs a good straw hat or a very light felt hat.Let us go for one to Paguy Lepinay & Frere.LOCOMOTIVE ®NGINEERS\u2019 CONVENTION.The delegates to the union meeti of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Ep gineers will arrive on Monday, accompanied by their wives and families.Some 5,000 visitors are expected, and the local committee have arran, a very attractivw programme for their entertainment.The pre- gramme includes @ conoert wat the uditorium, a picnic at Lake 8t., an oxeursion to Sto.Anne.de Beaupre and Montmorency Falls, à trip on the river, and other features.The committee in charge of the arrangements would teke it as a favor if the residents of the city would corate their houses in honor of the large number of visitors and make the city look as gay as possible.ODDFELLOWS PICNIC.Dominion Day, so long the date the Oddfellows\u2019 annual picaic, again this year be celebrated by of members of the {ra ity poh a and excursion et popular re Bet.8t.Catherine's Grove.is year's outing promises to excel gli previous efforts in thie line.Com- Tmittess bave been actively ed work for some tims past makin arrange picnic and they .have met with the greatest success.© programme of races and games will | ments for prises me be aera il ode sore 5 to \u2018wil ol some of the bandsomest ever offered, at\u2018an outing *of thin kind.Nos@olt \u2018will be | a to take this picdio n deljaht.ful one for all who attend, and the well-known | aucosss of the Oudivilows in handling events of this kind is sufficient tes that ii be Tried out in the most apseoved , manner, WANT GOOD ROADS | geivlemen sent | cb to gusieting in carrying ost the ides.| The s In the Quebec party were Messrs.J.Henry, engineer of the Department of | charge de.|the Salvation Army, which he FOUND À VAN DYKE Picture with a History Discovered In+Labrador by : Mgr.Guay, As is well known, many of the in Qu and in\u2019 the little towns and villages of the Province have as their main decorations pio tures which are either excellent ox- amples of the old masters or very food copies of sacred pictures that ave edified\u201d the faithial for many cture believed to be generations.A pi a VanDyke, which is in the Hospital Guay of St.Joseph Ville-Guay, Levis, is attracting considerable gttention these days, and is quite worthy of carsful ins ion.picture is in ratée state of preservation, is eet by in size, an te the descent of the Holy Ghost upon the Apostles with the Virgin Mary in their midst.tory connected with the discovery of the VanDyke, as those in of it believe it to be, is very interesting.Something over seventy.ve years ago a ship was wrecked on the Best of Labrador near the village of Tebatiere.It was discovered there in 1900 by the Right Rev.Monsignor Charles Guay in the chapel of the village.Monsignor Guay, on ac quiring picture as a curiosity, was quite ignorant of ite true value, but after be had had it cleaned and restored he found be was in posses- tion of what is believed to be a genuine VanDyke.PUBLICPLAYGROUND No Orders Given to Prevent Athletic.Games on the Esplanade, The recent stoppage of the milit and boys from eying their Various athletic games on the Esplanade, a practice which bas been in custom for many years, appears to have been due tou OI2g nisepprehension.r.W.i airge, ity Engineer, stateu to a Chronicle reporter yoster- day that there bad never been any order pren by the corporation to stop the practice of playing athletic games there, although there have beta numerous complaints about the same.As the place had always been regarded as a public play ground, however, nothing was done in the matter.The only action taken was that when the trees Were recently planted around the borders of the place, orders were given to bave a policeman stai- ioned in the vicinity to see that the young trees were not knocked down or damaged im the course of the \u2014_\u2014 ST.MATTHEW'S CHURCH.Rev.Dr.Dumbell will preach at St.Matthew's Church on Sunday morning at 10.30 o'clock.CHALMER'S CHURCH.Rev.Thurlow Fraser, B.A., of Portage la Prairie, will preach at the morning service to-morrow, and Rev.G.D.Matthews, D.D., of London, Eng.in the evening.All are wel- some._\u2014 THIS WEEK'S STANDARD.Contains beautiful pictures of the grand reception made in Montreal to the Prince Fushimi, also the most interesting snapshop of the races at Blue Bonnets and also different groups attending the races.Art.Langlois, agent, Mountain Hill, NAVAL BALL.It is announced that the officers of the cruiser squadron, now in port, will give a grand ball at the Parliament Buildings on the evening of June re rm COAL, LUMBER, &C.The attention of the public is direct- od to the advertisement of Messrs.Archer & Co., 140 Bt.Andrew street, which appears in another column.This old and reliable firm keep a full live of coal, lumber and timber constantly on hand.They are prepared to fill all orders entrusted to them in a prompt and satislactory manner.RECEPTION TO GEN.BOOTH.At the City Hall yesterday morni La De , the civic buil i decorated in honor of the vents À large gothering of citisens, in addit- tion to the Mayor and Aldermen, assembled to do honor to the distin- uished visitor.The Headquarters\u2019 taff Band of the Army also wos present and rendered a number of selections.May® Garneau, in a felicitous speech, extended a warm wel come to the General, remarking upon the good work done Army.General Booth was received with great applause when he rose to respond to e Mayor's welcome.He His Worship for the tion rendered him.He then reviewed the work of said did not seék to compete with any ecclesiastical organisation.Those were afterwards introduced to the General, who then returned to the Chateau Frontenac.General Booth left by the Empress afternoon, as referred to in the ac count elsewhere of the departure of the Empress of Ireland.ee.om NO TIRED BRAINS when Grape-Nuts food is used FACTII! \u2018There\u2019s a Reason\u201d Bead \u201cTha Road 10 Wolville\" ia pkga, ft any in city.ey are al Dance music every week night | the purvey: to the largest estab- in Kent House Parlors, ag a a rep DECÉSION TODAY Expected in the Quebec Gas Co's Application for Injunction, lh Petition was presented to Chief ainst the Fronteane Gas on Hf of the Quebec Gas Co., asl that a writ of injunction be sue against the Ftontenac Gas Co.The petitioners were ted by Messrs.Pentland & Brodie, with Nr.1.N.Belleau, K.C., as counsel, hile a; = a po eau, Kys WH on.L.P.tier as counsel Tosied wits the interests of the Frontenao Company.A decision is expected to-day.FIELD GUN DRILL Will be Given on Q.A.A, Grounds on Saturday Next.Prior to the baseball gams betweon the Juobee and Montreal teams on Q.A.A.grounds on Saturday next, à biz attraction has been secur- od for the Quebec public, Rear Admirai Neville having kindiy consented to allow the men of the fleet to give an exhibition of field gun drill.is fva- ture was prepared for the recent visit of \u2018the cruiser squadron to Jamestown, but as it was found impossible to give if there, Quebec will be the only city to witness it while the squadron un on this side of the Atlantic.Upon this occasion the massed bands of the will also be preseat.This oul y prove a great treat for the Quebec public, which 1 always so much interested in the smart work of the sailor laddies of the British fleet.A percentage of thc receipts will be devoted to one of the naval charities and there will without doubt be one of the greatest gath- eringe of the season.upon the ax À grounds next Saturday.ASE FOR BAYNE'S.Beautiful Illustrated Souvenir Album Views of Quebec.Also the greatest assortment of colored picture postal cards of Quebec, a specialty for sale at Langlois\u2019 Souvenir and News Depot, 26 Mountain Hill and at the Dufferin Terrace Elevator news stand.SERIOUS ACCIDENTA man named Oscar Labardee, belonging to Sillery, met with a serious scvident yesterday afternoon.He was engoged tinning the roof of a house in Richelieu street, when he slipped and fell to the street, fracturing one of his jaws and a leg.He was im- media picked up and conveyed to the Hotel Dieu Hospital, where his injuries were attended to.FLOUR, GRAIN AND HAY.Attention is directed to the advertisement of William Carrier & Fils, wholesale dealers in flour, grain and bay.This well-known firm's i ties are bakers\u2019 flour, onts and hay, of uadron wil lishments in Quebec and surrounding district.TICKET FREE FOR SHERBROOKE.If you buy $15.00 worth of goods next week at Faguy, i & Frere, you will have a free ticket for Sherbrooke, the 22nd of June.The Quebec lacrosse will play the Sherbrookes that day.OFFICIAL VISITS PAID.Rear Admiral Geo.Neville, C.V.0., visited the Brigade Office yesterday afternoon to pay his respects to Lieut.Colonel Roy, D.0.C., and Major d\u2019Orsonnens, D.S.A., who visited the Admiral on Thursday.Yesterday siternoon His Worship Mayor Garneau paid an official visit to- the Rear-Admiral on board the flag- p.ACADENY ROLLAWAY.Tonight will be souvenir at the Academy Rollaway.Every lady skater attending will be with an Academy Rollaway Souvenir pin.As there is only a limited num- given away, i is advisable for those given away, it is advusable for those Licking to procure one to be at tie box office early.The box office will open dat 7.30.First come, first served.THE DUBLIN EXHIBITION.The Dublin Freeman's Journal, in speaking of the Irish Internationa, i exhibition, mays: \u201cThe best equip display is by common consent that of the Canadian Pavilion, which attracts a constant etream of visitors.The advantages of the Dominion as \u2018 a field for emigration are undoubteu- | ly in their most seductive ; form.It is of interest to know that ! the commissioners appointed by the Dominion Government are: Colonel W.Hutchinson, formerly member of Parliament for Ottawa city; J.Brodie, of Quebec, who acts as al secretary; J.J.O'Flaherty, of Quebec, vincial president of the Ancient Drder of Hibernians, and vice-president of the Quebec branch of the résh Netional League, a highly pri worker in the Irish cause; D.M.Quinn, Montreal; R.B.Power, of Halifax, and G.Parnell M'Hugh, of Lindsay, Ontario.The tableaux, exhibits and pictures of the section make out Canada to be on Eldorade for emigrants.\u201d 15TH LIGHT HORSE BAND.The 18th light Horse Band of Calgary had a very high corpliment paid them on the occasion of the visit of Prince Arthur of Connaught to the City of Calgary last year.The Winni- Telogram says: Last evening the 5th Light Horse Band discoursed a fine two hours ramme of classical, national, and ular music, This is one he best, if not the best musical organization in Western Canada, and its work was warmly praised by the Prince, who, on the conclusion of the, concert, come forward to personally congratulate A.Bagley, the bandmaster, and the members of the band on their splendid work.This well known aggregation of municians will give one concert in the Drill Hail on Thursday evening, the 25th day of July, the eve of their departure for Dublin, where they have a two weeks en t at thes Inter national KE.ition, after whith they will tour the British Males, retuming the latter part of September.This will certainly be a musioal treat, and \u2018should be filled to capa- \u201cPE-RU-NA WAS SUCCESSFUL WHERE DOCTORS FAILED,\u201d Writes Mr, Cholette After Taking Pe-ru-na, Fi 7\" F IR, MENESIPPE CHOLETTE.Mr.Menesippe Cholette, Ste.Therese de Blairville, P.Q:, writes: «I shall nover bo able to speak in terms bigh esough fo express the eatire confidence | have in Peruns.\u201cThere is nothing better to restore health.I took eight bottles.\u201cAll the pains I had in the bead and bowels, also the catarrh of the nose sod stomach, 8s well as all other symptoms dissppeared after I had taken the third bottle.\u201c\u2018Poruna was successful where two doctors bad failed.\u201cWere I the first to testify in favor of this remedy, it might be thought that I exaggerate, but many testimonials before mine bave pointed out the grest virtue of this effective tonic.\u201cIt would be nnreasonsble to undervalue s remedy which has snatched from premature death poor human beings who were beyond rescus by the doctors.\u201cThis remedy has restored many a victim of incipient consumption and other anes.\u201cPeruana is the best remedy for all catarrbal diseases.\u2019 - M0 15 A reach every internal organ of the body andexercise & healing, strengthening and soothing effect upon the mucous membranes lining these various organs.Such a remedy has been found in Peruns.As Mr.Cholette states, his testimonial is not the first one written in behalf of Peruns, the remedy which brings permanent relief in all cases of sysemis catarrh.HEN the catarrh has become systemic,\u2014that is, when it has been allowed to spread through the entire system, it is a difficult disesse to cure.Physicians do not always understand 1t and some of them do not care to treat it.Hence the inability of a great many patients to find a enre., The correct thing to do for these cases is to make use of some internal, sys- temig cetarrh remedy, \u2014one that will CHOICER THAN EVER.A FULL LINE OF UP-TO-DATE JEWELLERY GOOD ALWAYS ON HAND.SILVERWARE, WATCHES, RINGS, CHAINS, BRACELETS, ETC., A SPECIALTY: Our assortment is complete and embraces everything in this line of \u2018business, \u201cGoods better and cheaper than ever before.Come in and ses nur stock whether you buy or not.EMILE JACOT, 128 St.Joseph Street Faguy, Lepinay & Frere JUNE WEDDINGS This is the happy month which has been looked forward to by many of our fair, Canadian Daughters who are about to pay hommage at hymen's altar.Our services are at your command in the selection of Wedding Gifts.300 PIECES JUST RECEIVED From the celebrated Standard Silver Company, that has been marked at low prices.We shall consider it a pleasure to show our choice whether you purchase or not, we hive them as low as 256.up to $100.NEW MATERIAL.For Juue Brides\u2019 Costumes, Marquisette, Pastel color, rice 90¢.up to $2.75 ; Light Colored Voile 856, up to 1.00 ; Nun's Yeilling 250 up to 76¢.Also à great variety in Colored 8ilk of all de:criptions, 33 P.C.SPRING COSTUMES.It would be hard to equal such an opportunity, these Suits we offer among-t the latest seen this season 33 PER CENT.Another opportunity to secure high grade \u201cTailor Skirts\u2019 at an astonishing low prices.These Skir:s arc cut in the newest model.A visit is solicited.YOU ARE MAKING A MISTAKE, If you don't go to Fagay, Lepinay & Frere, to seo thei Carpet flat, highest grade artistic carpet thers is to be seen rs the City.THE WHITE WEAR STORE.Has set out to accomplish livelier business than qualities and finish aa all the beat, overs the Faguy, Lepinay & Frere, 264-264 St.John Street.on ae.Mii THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Mathie Ellis Co.LIMITED.180 St.Paul Street.25000 T.Carr Bricks.40000 Hurll Bricka Brook Shoobridge Cement.Hammer Cement.Anchor Cement, Fireclay Cement.Drain Pipe, sll sizes, Joliette Lime.Fie lay Flower Vases.American Anthracite Coal, Georges Creek Smith Coal.A VISIT SOLICITED., TELEPHONE - - - - - 369 IMPERIAL BANK OF CANADA, MEAD OFFICE TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP.§4.730.000.REST.+.4780.000, i SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little Pills, They also retiove Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hoarty Eating, A perfoct remedy tor Distinost, Naoeea, Drowsiness, Bad Teste regulate the Bowels.Purely Vegetable SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE.SMALL FACE Gensins Must Bear CARTERS] Faria Scranse ee po 7 REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.Notice to Shipmasters.The undersigned is prepared to fur nish vesels with sailors and firemen \u2018at all times.There is no need of jvessels leaving port short-handed, as is often the case.Shipmaaters will imow when 1.have the men ready by sesing the British flag flying from my hou.JAMES WOODS, 285 Champlain Street.DIRECTORS.D.R.Wilkia.were ooo Han.Robert Jafray \u2026\u2026 Vice President Wm.Kainuay, Elias Rogers, J.Kerr Oetorne.Charles Cockshutt, Howland, Win.Whyte, Cawthra Mu- Jock, Hon.Richard Turner.SAVINGS BANA Interest allowed on Jeposits from dave of ing of account at ourremt rates and added to prircipal four tings « year.| A Gongral Banking Business Trane rcted Letters of credit issued available in \u2018 i i tl the principai cities of the world.QUEBEC BRANCH 8 N.WEST.TELEGRAPH BUILT HS, PHONE 443.ST.PETLA STRLET, W.A.WEIR, Manager.UNION BAM OF CANADA DIVIDEND NO.81.\u2014 : Notice is he.eby given that a Dividend of three and one half per cant on the pu up capital stock of this institution | been d.clared for the curient half year, and that the came will be payable atthe Hank ani its Brancues on and after Saturday, the first day of June next | The Share: Transfer no ks will Le closed from the reventeenth to the tairty- | fir:t of May, both days inclusive.+ The annual general meeting of Shareholders will be held on \\Vednesday, June 18th, 1007, : t the Banking House in this City.Chair tà be aken a: 12 o'clock, DOOD.By order of the Board.G.H.BALFOUR, General Manager.Quebec, April 22nd, 1007.«pl 33 to june 19 UNIONBANK OF CANADA NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS, On and after the first day of June, | 1907, interest on all accounts in the Savings Bank Department of this! Bank will be computed at the highest | current rate, from the date on which such accounts are opened, and will be credited four times per aunum, vis., on the last business days of February, May, August and November in each year.¥.W.SMITH, Local Manager, Quebec, A.VEASEY, Acting Mnnnger.St.Louis street Branch, Quebec.funesx-1.Photo Material CAMERAS FROM $1.T0 $75.Films, Papers, Plates and Daveloping Supplies, etc.Photographic Supplies of all kinds.Special attention is devoted by an expert to developing and print \u2014AT\u2014 JOHN E.WALSH'S BOOK SELLER & STATIONER, 44 ST.JOHH STREET.Cedan Shoe Machiery Go., LIMITED Manufacture the following machines, and sell on the non- Royalty system.ger, Standard Screw, Slugger, Pes Loose Mallar, Heeler.We bave also all kinds of wire tanks, ote, necessary in the use of the ahove, for sale at reasonable priase, Moaufectires o Boots snd Shoes, especially those intending to start naw fnotories, should not fail to inspect our machines they are equal to any in the market as to speed and workpma- skip, amd the use of them means a lange saving to the manufecturer.FACTORY AT 808 St.Joseph Street ST.ROCH, QUEBEC.PHONE 2335, NOW OPEN.A new Chinese Canton Cafe has just been rien at No.48 St, John street, = clean, orderly and wp-te- Large dining room on first floor.Dining served daily from 12 tilt 2 p.m.First class meal for 25 cente.Extras at reasonable rates.Private Lunch Room up staire for ladies\u2019 and tlemen.Open day and night.8h orders after 8 pm.Courteous and promp attendance.Ladies\u2019 and gentlemen please give us TERN | | BAKING POWDER | H.B.BIGNELL FIRE and LIFE Insurance.Associated with Mr.C.P, Cham on, Agent of the Royal Ins.Co.Liverpool, Eng., the largest an pi of | wealthiest Insurance Company ig the world.Prompt and ilberal Sottiements Made, No.66 St.Peter St., Quebec.Phone No 75 mw, satxlm \u2014\u2014 GONG TO THE COUNTRY, We bez to remind those who are going to spend the sunmer in the country, that, if they want their furniture, etc.moved promptly.to give their order to the Quebes Cartage & Trnsir Ga, LIMITBD These gentlemen guarantee a prompt and reliable service, which will give entire eatisfuction.Reasonable Rates.PHONE 386 CHEAP SALE SIDEBOARDS \u2014 AND \u2014 BUFFETS New Designs in Mahogany, Early English and Golden Oak.Pay a visit to my store it will fully repay you.Ts se Cm Su Excellent Line of all Household Furniture JAMES PERRY, 828 ST.PAUL ST, MEN AND WuME Toe Big @ for vesaturs divchorges,infemmation- srritetions or ulceration ot mucous mombranse NOST PERFECT MADE.GE Ew a> a 8 SOND Axo Uy EVERYWHERE.LIMITED 4 LATEST S green SN PORTING NE Ws § 7, N TODAY'S BIG GAMES Battle for Leadership in the Senlor Lacrosse League\u2014\u2014\u2014_\u2014_ To-day's matches will determine which team shall take the lead in the N.L.U.championship race.Tcoumsehs, Bhawnrocks and Torontos now at the top of the heap, but turday's ames will probably make a bi - rence in the standing.Montreal travel out to Mile End and meet the Shamrocks, strengthened by \u201cTack\u201d Hendry, Clarrie MeKerrow and probably Billy Strachan.Shamrocks, however, have also strengthened.{Shaun O'Reilly, Phil O'Reilly and | Johnnie Currie ire on.\u201cKing Clancy and Herb Valph will referee, \u2018and the match is sure to be the event of the season.A game between Montreal and Shamrocks in Montreal ways arouses about as much excite ment as did the Russo-Japanese war, end the fur is sure to fly when they ' come together.McGinnis,.one men, will likely be dropped to make room for Mackerrow, and if \u2018Tack\u2019 Hendry is played at inside home, it is thought that Povey will have to make way for him.However, it is not certain that Ilendry is in condition to stand such a hard match.Povey has lots of speed, and would fit in well in the ficld between Roddy Finlayson and Hamilton.Wm.Foran and William McIntyre, o i of play for the Cornwell-Tecumseh match The Cornwall team will that which defeated have Ottawa, will be referre and judge in Toronto.;be the same as | Capitals, while Teoumsehs will Squadron have been in the sailors in regard to the arrangement of matches?Sincerely yours, J.OSCAR THOMSON, Supt.Seamen\u2019s Institute, PLAYERS FINED.Brantford, Ont., June 13.\u2014As the outcome of the disorderly conduct at the Hamilton-Brantford senior an Hespeler-Brantford junior lacrosse matches in this city last Saturday, George Walsh and Ed.Campbell, of Brantford, -Leonard Dandeno, of Hespeler, and Ienac Henhawk, of Hamilton, were charged in the Police Court to-day with fighting and causing disturbance during games.All are players of the teams named end pleaded guilty.Magistrate Woodyatt fined them $2 each.ADAN BECK WON FIRST.Easily Head of Corinthian Class In London's Horse Show.London, June 14.\u2014At the International Horse Show in the Corinthian clans for hunters ridden by officers in uniform or by tlemen in hunting costume, Hon.Adam Beck won easil with Kakabeka, jumping four hi; fences in & marvellously clever style.\u201cIt was the cleanest jumping of show,\u201d says the Express, \u2018and quite outclassed the English horses.\u201d In the class of &@ mare or gelding, pot under fifteen hands, driven by horses, but they were not trained for show pu .Mrs, Adam Beck, of London, tario, second Norfolk, and Alfred Vanderbitt thitd prize, with Columbia and igh buy, in the tandem class for horses «exceeding 15.2.SHAKE-UP ON CAPITALS.On- Line-Up, been made to get Butterworth out again,\u201d said Mr.Foran to the Citizen to practice we will not place him on the team.Butterworth says that he has played his last game and we will not coax him to don the uniform again, although we are sorry to lose him.Butterworth great games for the Capitals, but there is no use making a man play the game against his will.\u201d \u201cWho will take Butterworth's place on the home?\u201d Mr.Foran was asked.\u201cProbably Timmins,\u201d he replied.\u201cWe have plenty of materisi.Hogan and Timmins are both good men.\u201d \u201cWhat about Jeck Powers?\u201d \u201cWell, as to Powers, wes are more than ever determined not to make an overtures to him.He would be welcomed by the-Capitals, but we are not going to go out and try to win the championship with men who do mot want to play for us.\u2019 Tatty Brennan is now at Sudbury and is expected back next week.Brennan is a first-class fielder and will robably take the place of Bobhy ingle, who leaves for Cobalt at the end of the week.Brennan will probably play first or second defence.Consequently three of the champions will be missing from the Capital team when they Kno up against the Nationals a week from Saturday.Butterworth, Pringle and Powers, The loss of Butterworth and Pringle may wenken the field, but with Timmins and Brennan shoved in to fill the breaches, the tram should be almost if not every hit as strong as it war lost fall.Now that the fine weather has set in, a visit to Kent House grounds Is a dream of beauty.'he grounds rresent a very ple- turesque Ri share and are now in splendid shaps.The Zoo a call.june8alw.1s better than ever.- al.| of the Sherbrooke Sir,\u2014The Asilors of the First Cruiser prise with Lord and Lady Timmins and Brennan May Be on the Ottawa, June 14.\u2014\u201cNo efforts have last cvening, \u2018\u2018aod unicss he turns out has played some GREAT BOAT RACE Crews which will Participate in the Contest Tomorrow.All \u201carrangements have now besa completed for the boat race vm the river to-morrow, details of which have already been published.The rece will take place, weather permitting, tween the hours of 5.30 and 6 p.m., and the course will be from a point above Ellis\u2019 wharf, across the river to Levis and return.A great amount of interest is being taken in this race, as four of the fastest boats that have ever taken place in a similar contest here will participate, and fast time is * jexpected to be made by the different crews, who bave \u2018been practising steadily for some time back.The boats and crews will be as follows: ACE.\u2014Jos.Lynch, stroke; John \u2018Murray, 3rd; A.Lynch, Md; Aubin, Ist; coxswain, D.Âyan, je FOX\u2014H.Joynt, strove; H, Me Mahon, 3rd; %.McMahon, 2nd; M.Joynt, lst; coxswain, M.ahon.| GUESS\u2014M.Murphy, J.Ryan, 3rd; W.J.ogan, 2nd; 8.Dwyer, lst; coxswain, MN.Paul.CLIP\u2014J.Mullally, stroke; M, Mackay, 3rd; M.Delaney, jr., 2nd; M.Mullaily, Ist; coxswain, M.Delaney, wr.|\u201d The boats will display the following stroke; colors: \u2014Ace, maroon; Fox, yettow, Guess, green; Clip, white.Preliminary to the big race, there the following boats and crews wil will be a race for juveniles in which take part: \u2014 KID\u2014W.Ryan, stroke; M.Kenney, jr., 3rd; F.Joynt.2nd; F.O'Brien, CRICKET.quiring whether | ; there are football and ericket clube ia | Tbe Quebec Cricket Club team will Quebec.Would it not be well for the officers of clubs to communicate with officers of the play a team from the ; this eet on the Plains of Abrakam i afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.MISS SUTTON IN FINALS.Beckenham, Eng., June 14.\u2014In the {semi-finals for the Kent lawn tennis | championship to-day, May Sutton, of California, beat Mrs.Lowther 5-7, 6-4, 6-2.In the final Miss Sutton beat Miss Eastlake Smith 6-1, 6-0.Mis [Button will meet Mrs.Lambert d Chambers for the championship to- Morrow.PUGILISTIC EXGLISH.Sporting reporters who write English will have to look to their laurels.Rex Beach thus relates in Everybody's Magazine for April on episode in = ize fight at Tono in Nevada on ew Year's Day's Day:\u2014'In a quiet interval between rounds I 5 a re porter dictating high-class pugilistic encounter.\u2018Herman's work in the fifth was classy and he fought all over the lace.He stabbed the Dinge in the food-hopper thres times and all but got his goat, then missed a right swi to the butler\u2019s pantry by an inch.he had coupled it would have been the sunset glow for Dalkomey, but Gans didn\u2019t fall for the gag, not hardly.He ripped an upper through the Yiddish lad and put him on tho hop with a right cross.\u201d - YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL.( Eastern.) At Providence: \u2014 ladies in a phacton, Mrs.k's Lady | Providence, 10; Toronto, 3.Norfolk took third prize.At Baltimore: \u2014 The Mail, discussing the great sue- | Montreal-Baltimore no game; wet cess of the show, says no one would grounds.have been a more popular winner than At Newark: \u2014 Mr.Beck, but his failure to land many | Newark-Buffalo game postponed; wet prizes did not destroy his thoroug unds.enjoyment of the show and all about At Jersey City: ~ it.Madison Square, he said, did not | Jersey City-Rochester, no game; compare with it at all.Referring to rain.his lack of success he agreed that | (National).Canada was a great country for | At Chi sa Chicago, 4: Brooklyn, 3.At Pittsburg: \u2014 Pittsburg, 2; New York, 1.At St.Louis :\u2014 St.Louis, 3; Boston, 6.At Cincinnati :\u2014 Cincinnati, 4; Philadelphia, 5.( American.) Boston, 4; St.Louis, 3.ENGLISH FOOTBALL TROUBLE.Amateurs Will Likely Form Body of Their Own.London Express:\u2014The Football Association held its annual meeting last (night, and it will Ge long remember ed in the annals of that o i \u2018The amateur clubs ce Surrey and Middlesex Associations made their last concerted effort to prevent being compelled to line up with the other forty-three associations, lrounty and district, now affiliated to the F, A.° The temper of the meeting was plain manifest, Jud the amateurs spredily realized they were fighting an uphill and impossible battle, rough the whole argument of the nmateur representatives a vague threat was manifest, which eventually found open expression in the declaration that if the two country associations re lerred to were compelled to govern | profensional clubs in their districts the \u2018amateur clubs must say good-bye to the F.A.In calm nnd deliberate terms several apeakers declared that last night's would be their final F.Aannual, and, as the vote went against them hy 128 to 28, the split is now inevitable.Presumably we shall now have a separaic amateur anésation, but it in clear beyond doubt that the great body of amateur clubs re mein true to the F.À.TO-NIGHTS RUGBY-POLO GAME.The Wanderers and\u2018 Thistles* will cross aticka at the Academy Rollaway tonight and will no doubt attract a large srowd of spectators.This game has become popular with the ple of Quebec as it is full of excit- plays, and holds the interest of the spectators from start to finish and as the teams playing to-night are evenly matched a good game ie assured.Drink Beauport Lager; It is sho bast.pO THE QUEBEC TEAM Which wil Une Up Against the Ottawa Nationals Today, \u2019 Quebec team to t the Na- Oran on the Q À.Àafternoon has been ohoson asd will be as P.Norsn, Goal.H.Co , Tom Maloss, o special car over the C.P.R.Quebec.The \u201cNationals will be selected trom the lollowing playees: ~ B.Dussault, Thibeault, Gagnon, Bob ertaille, Beauchamp, Menier, laurier, Larouche, B.Lacroix, T.Grouix, Albert Groudex, Lasalle, G.t, Mills and O'Brien.+ The game will be aitended by the Rear-Admiral and officers of the fleet, the former of whom will Place the ball lat 3 p.m.The mnseed of the fleet will also be in attendance.The 6 between thess two teams should \u2018prove to be a most exeitin one.Both teams are strong and wi put up a fine exhibition.attendance should be large.QUEBEC IT.VS.CRYSTALS.The match on the Q.À.À.grounds on Sunday afternoon betweén the Quebec 11.and Crystals will be a hot 1 argument.The race in the Junior e this year is a hot one, and both teams have been strengthening up for this struggle.Those who go out to see this game can therefore expect to seo a hot struggle.one or two changes.Tecumsehs and |]44; coxswain, Jos.Paul.: De are the favorites in the LITTLE WILLIE-X.220 ar, rare BASEBALL GONE ty \u201c !stroke; Geo.Ai ; t c- ; ; Rock \u2019 ond: v Swain, | team in the game with Quebec on the SAILORS WANT A MATCH, | Feopy: od; M.Power, Ist; coxswait [Rock City grounds this afternoon will The Editor of the Chronicle: \u2014Dear | * Yoe er follows: \u2014Gi Gendran \u2014Gillen, > Plante, Griser, Conroy, McLaughlin, Donlin, Wilkinson and Johnston (p)- The line up of the: Quebec team: \u2014 Woodcomb, ¢; O\u2019Brien, P; Thivierge, let; Ramsay, 9nd; Deschamps, Copeland, 8rd; Plumb, if; ef.; Moore, r.twill also be » game on Sunday afternoon.Both events are crea a great deal of excitement amo! partizang of the two teams and there will likely be a spirited struggle for supremacy between the asggregal A POLITICAL PURITY Demanded in Resolution Passed by Anglican Lynod pf Toronto.oliows.¢ A Choslgte is known by the company it keep.You meet \u201c GALA\u2014PETER \u201d In the best heuses cy ings Cie bn, n Common A Koutreal.\u2014\u2014pymeta pt Ce HAVERGAL COLLEGE TORONTO Fos iNustrated calendar apply to tbe Burm, MISS KNOX, Principal, LADIES I have the honor to inform you that I have secured the services of one of the most Parisian hairdressers who arrived here last week.He is now await.ment where large and well furnished perlours have been placed at the disposal of my fashionable customers.Mr.Francis has in several com: honor to be Your Humble Servant, 288 ST.JOHN STREET TELEPHONE 1701, prominent ing your orders at my establieh- petitions secured « Diploms of kind encouragement, I have the J.A.LAPOINTE sarunoafPu NE 15.1007.HOTELS.GRAND UNION HOTEL Opposite Grand Central Station NEW YORK Cry Every convenlanos at modsrete expoñse, Rooms $1.00 a day and upward Bend cent atemp for Guidetook and Naf.How York ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.\u201cGRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL.Virginie Ave.and Beach À Under Sod new gausgement 4 iy routs au suits Wi old ma wale: atisched to ail bath Al tie hot sea water baths, in nd pool] diverdona 4 60 por day up; uy Plan\u201481.5; per be uy Garage Choriea E ope, Prope, Rarely À Kitten .Delewere Water Gap, Fa.: may.l7x46.THE HOLMHURST Siiuated in the most central and select section Poncestenila Avenue, near bi Unobstructed ocean view.vate Na Statooary Wazhsetands with hot and ue nés em ee batr tor to street i: year.Kile © eve oun pasion, Capacity - Lh ute upon request HENRY DARNELL LAURENTINE HOUSE .POINTE-AUX-ORIGNAUX, Mear River Ouelle Wharf, Sout: Shore of St.Lawrenbe, Opp\u2018eite Murray B y.This beautifully situated and favors ite seaside (resort, with its fine bathing, fishing, and boating facilities, ao- cessible by Intercolonial Railway, only three hours ride from Quebec, will be opened for guests on and after the 10th June.Prices moderate.Long distance Telephone in the house also Telegraph.Apply to A.DONALDSON, Lessee and Manager Laurentine House, «Pointe aux (hig- nans, Riviere Ouelle, F.Qjuneléxim.= LEFS SPRING SUITS Have a style and finish which gives individuality to their wearer.The price is another reason why LEE'S suits should interest you.844 St.John Street, (Without) - TELEPHONE 3069.honor\u201d Por several gold medals, > in Ain CL act was appointed « pro- i fessor in the hai ing Aca- A dmv ot Te wid le Gandi A Quid, Undulated hate (Mares! Weve), | Batween Quebec and Montreal s specialty.Relying upon your BY STEAMERS \u201cCOLONIAL Captain J.Jean, and «IMPERIAL Capt.Wm.Paul, Sr, Provided wilh ali Modern Convenionses Lea: bec at 3 o'clock p.m.sop te Foes Rivers aud Sora, doe jontreal at 7 o'clock a.m.Lesvo Montres at 5 o'clock p.m.due in Quebec at 7 0° sm mire Excursion Tickets sold at single fare, Good to return on Monday.defended themselves belore the Synod.CHEAP RATES.EME NL.rare od, ; uebeo :\u2014Cho .cided the committee ln a ae FOR SALE WM.PAUL, Jr, of British immigration to this coun.AT CARRIER & LAINE'S A, AUGER, try.The report was condemmatory ot ' .9 Agent.Quebec; a certain class of à ants LEVIS TELEPHONE 3068, rome to this country the commit- .maydx7e ere en to Conn «| READY FOR USE © migration any obviously criminally predisposed.Boi 12 feet loi 44 Di ! ler\u2014 Dg, ameter, Wome mrs Toe do ie re Sie 48 inch to + Dome 22x22, po report, on gro at tes ., Cold Wa le Dotan tha de | Prossure.E IN CANADA.cussion was concluded.50 Tons English Coke, i HE USED TO BE Xv PAPA.| 200 Bags Fire Clay.OKS JAH) Philadelphia Record.All Stoves and Stove parts.An instance of th jcati ; g follow the numerous divèrces obtained Steam À Kiln {Ohautferie) BAKING POWDER .by rich residents of Newport was re bd Plate, t long, lated by Rav.Floyd W.Tomkins, rec-| 4 feet square, {tor of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, | Send for circular of other items.n st regiment Na.* tional Guard of Pennsylvania, on Sun- | day afternoon.Dr.Tompkins vouched i for the truth of the story and said the _ Incident occurred at Newport last summer.Two boys were at play, when pointed to a man bassin à an aw P.O.30X 4 LEVIS tomobile.\u201cThat's my Aew ox.| \u2014 : claimed one of the boys: ir vo I'm | Province of Quebec, | going to like him.\u201d \u2018He jet mo Superior Court much,\u201d remarked the other child, | District of Saguenay, are i | ems man e y.1 guess t| An action for tion as to .to,\u201d was the reply.\u201cHe used to be my | has been iratituted at the to proved papa.\u201d A train of the Quebec and Lake St.John Ry., leaves Quebec at 1.45 P.M.daily except Sunday for Lake St.Joseph, and returning reaches town at 4.80 P.MA train also leaves Quebec at 1.45 P.M.every Sunday for St.Raymond and returning arrives in town at 9.30 P.M.Commutation and periodical tickets are Issued at reduced rates to city people summering at resorts along the line.Beturn tickets are sold at Quebec on Saturdays to all staticns on the Q.& L.St.J.By.and C.N.Q.Ry., at single t class jumelxlawxset.QUEBEC VIA SHERBROOKE, 42ND JUNE.Everybody will like to to Sher broake, it wil be cheng.Vid de a u save at Faguy, at gen, om es Fay, your fair, * FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.ET montagne, ob St Malachie, said .Garaisheesae rt sp 6650 Berm RE Paceud, Morin & Alleyn, Atty's for Plaintifffone dxf, Ant, Guilbault & Cieof the Ladia TEDRY BEARS! EERSTE TEDDY BEARS! the mime place, the\u2019 29th day of Apel THE LATEST ORAZE Chiowutin, May 314 1007 y TEDDY B AND TEDDY @ SEEN | THE GREAT GEAR TWINS CALL AND SEE OUR Provicaa et In the LARGE DISPLAY District A ol Beauce, Ofrouit Court.0.388.ms a geet peche of tha PRICES FAO\" 762.10 $15.00 ° ve Plaintiff; Ene ei PRUNEAU & KIROUAC, Delendant; 34 Fabrique St.116 St.Joseph St.- rai is palafabre tie \u2018only BATTEN - THE QUEBEC OHRONIOLE BATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1907.a renter z ol g Friedrich Wilhelm, in 1908, and the LOST JO LER.George Washington in 1909.The orders for these veasels have already been | LOST\u2014RUBBER TIRE BETWEEN | COTTAGE TO RENT.\u2014THAT MAG- , placed with German froma he George Immigration Shed ig Bt.Boch strest nificent Cottage, Micining.the wad ashington one largest nder a usbec Cartege Bellevue, formerly occu .: and t comfortable steamers and Transfer Co., Ltd., 10 Desfomes Dansereau, at he Point, River du TRESS LATEST ENGLISH STRAW HATS, DEEP CROWN AND SMALL LEAF, his RC vil ve son St.Loup, with terraces, teas and oo POOL\u2019S LATEST MER VEST.UTTON-V-CUT Hapland 34,000 toms.be 130| LOST _ EBICTWEEN GLOVER & |Immedisto possesion.Apply.to STYLE ENGLISH SUM 8, 5B N-V-C \u2019 will be built for od of about 18 {Fry's and XT évesrnois, a silk soar.Find- |Louix V.Filteau, 53 Charrier strect, L.A, & S.LATEST ENGLISH FLANNEL SHIRTS, STARCHED WHITE CUFFS, Sailing of the Empress of ta.i oe om arded on retwaiog to Montre 000 ANDERSON'S E .NOTES.em TO RENT\u2014A FEW WELL FUR- \\ NGLISH OXFORD OUTING SHIRTS.Ireland and the Bhoamers Wobwn asd Hermes, aviv.| _ WANTED.pisbed sunny rooms, with or without od from Mon \u201cyesterday and pro- board.y 57 D'Actigay street.Tunisian, seeded for Sydney.oat AS CLERKS.1N4 8 TORE One block irom Grande Allee- * sou: ly AFRANCE & MULLIN |.[Cosi pesos SE STE Aa somes opera?! esterday afternoon a large num | arrived in port yesterday and moor Sli ving experistios rished, rent et St.Patrick, : thos: , C.J., tbe Riviere , Mrs.Merchant Tailors and English Haberdashers 48 Fabrique Street.{b= of people assembled on the Break- |at the Breakwater.aicle, 22, Lite © Tous Pope 256 Bremart rire, Où water to witness the departure of the| Steamer Bonavists, Captain Fraser, 2 tawa, Ont.Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s B.M.| orrived from Montreal yostexday snd | WANTED_\u2014A YOUNG MAN SPEAK | \u2014m\u2014 ooo 9 ° 8.Empress of Ireland for Liverpool, | Proceed for Bi.John's, Nad, sto.ing English and French for office work | FURNISHED ROONS TO LETFOR 66 2 | Bteamer Fritsos, Captain Qvale, (and having a know of type \u2018the summer months, No.20 St.Denis uo S 1S or 0 eat er Among those on the dock were the Irom Sydney for Montreal, with coal, | writing.A y to H.J.Young, Avenue, The Cape, fine sunny rooms, Salvation Army's band 4 from Toronto, | arrived in port yesterdsy and pro- Hardware tore, Bridge street.the Citadel.\u2018were present to .\u2014_\u2014 \u2014 \u2018Underwest.+280.to 88.00 | White Duck Pants .81.95 to $1.50 [Bath Robes ue wmrrrrn $3.00 9 | aldo head of the Army, Gon the Booth, Tug Virginia left for Sorel yostarday | GOOD PA Y\u2014 MEN WANTED EVERY.) FURNISHED FLAT TO LET OF Bocks.\u2026.mure vos sueer soeur mlOe.to 01.00 | Bathing Pants Le von up | Bath Torels ove seen 1Bo.to 900, | Who was returning home after hie trip | \"ith four pulpwood laden canal boats | TUE tO BASE, Signe.No canvassing.ich Offios.fr \u2019 Outing Skirt., Bc.to $3.00 from Japan.While preparations were | 85d barge Atlantic in tow.National Dist.Bureau, Chicago, WM.|e soupe aranpe ones FOC.4 Bathing Suite for Ladies.$3.00 to 32.75 Leather Belts \u2026\u2026\u2026.Be.to 81.00 bring made for the steamer\u2019s departure = 2 .TO LET\u2014A SPLENDID LARGE Flannel Buito\u2026.\u2026 \u2026\u2026 84.00 to $4.35 ne or ue Sweathors all sizes and the band played and sang s number PORT OF QUEBEC.WANTED.\u2014 N, QUICK | furni ith or wi Coa Ba Suite for Mi J wea! prices.of hymns.One of the 4 Arrived June 14.Py YOUNK MAN, Q furnished room, with or wi use Office te eee 81.25 to $1.50 thing isses.500.\u201c| Straw, Linen and Felt Hats, for all | offerad up ayes Tor the sate tien 88 Samuel I Buseell je, 204 accura at igures, \u2018 : good of telephone, .stove, electric light, Alpacos Coats $1.7 to $2.00 | Bathing Suite for Men .50c.to 88.50 | head General, the skip and all or haar a & Con coal, 18 au Tate haat at Theos | or APPLY 317 BU John street: 51 - ° s and purses.Alter the playing of the hymn God | 88 Telia Quale Sydney, for Mon Bivens.® Ponnalactoring plant = TO BE LET\u2014COTTAGE ON ST Fancy Vests .$1.00 to $3.00 [ BAthing Buits for Boys.80c.to $1.50 | Cotton Ties a large stock.with you, until we meet in,\u201d tread, coal.y \u2019 prospects or of a position vit Louis Road, 2 miles {rom Maple Ave.YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED GASPARD HUOT, 106 ST.JOHN STREET PHONE 1664 CONDUCTED European Tours $150 to $1198 in- Inel Tour No.62 of 51 da; siding.Tgiens \u2018Scotland, Holland, Belgium, The Rhine Switzerland and acs, Leaving Quebec by Allan Line *\u2018Sicilian\u201d June 28th, returning Aug.18th.&lgmreliing expenses included\u201d Fare Or Tour No.83 of 37 days includi France, Belgium, Holland, and and Scotland, Leave Quebec by lan Lins * \" June return Aug 4h.All expenses incladed.Fare $200.Call or write for booklet giving full information of above tours as well as many others all especially arranged by THOS.COOK & SON, F.S.STOCKING, Agent, QUEBEC.BAY VIEW HOUSE AND COTTAGES Bay View.Ferry Beach, Saco, Me, (Via Oia Orchard) UNDER NEW MANAGENENT Delightful location on Maine Coast, 7 miles of beach, fine bathing, pine oves, excellent cuisine and service.or booklet and rates A.H.M.CURTIS, SHANNON & ORDWAY, Manager.CP ay 20x Les.Properties For Sale.That valuable property situated North and South sideol Amerrance street \u201cThe * 8t.Peter's Ward, havin, a frontage of 90 feet on Henderson Rau.say streets, with buildings containing an ares of about 12,300 fet.ALSO A comfortable brick house with exten.ion on Ursule street containing eleven and large cellar.Sixe of lot 28x100 Det immediate possession.For particulars apply to \u2019 AMOS J.COLSTON, aplitatl Hochelaga Bank Balding, Value Properties For Sle Eslale Loie Judges Andrews CASTLE COUCY'\"\u2014That well known residence and grounds on the banks of the River St Charles fronting on the Little River Road con ng shout 30 acres \u201cBROCKVALEK' «On the Little River Road within distances of St, Valier street Toll Gate taining about one acre.oon \u201cTHE OLD HOMESTEAD \"\u2014Sitoat- ed immediately outside of 8t.Valier street Toi! Gate, bou- ded in front by the Littie River Road, in rear by the C.P.R tracks, containing about 11 acres.PERFECT TITLES\u2014No ground rents.For parliculars apply to AMOS J.COLSTON, Mochelaga Bank Building, St.Peter Street apl.Sx8w.° me - New Books.*Fhe Story of Martin Coe\u201d by Ralph D.Paive.\u201cThe Sétond Bloom\u2019 by Helen Porter.\u201cMaid of Brittany\u201d by May Wynne \u2018Ibe Bishop's Shadow by L T Thurston.\u201cThe Lone Furrow\u201d by W.A.Fraser.\u201cThe Cruise of the Shining Light\u201d by Norman Duncan, \u201c \u201cI Will Repay\u201d by Baroness Orcay, P.J.EVOY'S - Boskstors, 107 8T.JOHN STRRSBT.NEW PIANO STUDIES FOR THE LEFT HAND.\u2018VB déciodions and lastroniee Plane Stalls FUR THE LEFT HAND DY AUGUST W.HOFFMANN PUBLISMED 18 TWO PARES BACH PART - ~~ - $1.08 10 ER HAD AT A.LAVIGNE\u2019S NUBI ald MAND WARNROONS, 88ST.JOHN STRERY i in that line of business.CANADIAN BIRKBECK DEBENTURES PAY 4 1-2 P.C.And are Protected by Invested Assets in the Proportion of $12.00 to $1 00 There is no More Reliable Investment Before the Publio Canadian Birkbeck INVESTMENT and SAVINGS CO.CAPITAL PAID UP \u2014 - - - $I,(00,00 Are your Savings Earning for you 41-2P.C.Full information on application F.HOLLOWAY, Resident Agent, QUEBEC.june.12xmon-wed-satx3m GARNEAU BRIDGE HOTEL A.PARADIS, PROPRIETOR, Admirable situation in a ve, ôn the border of tho Crue asin, 2,000 feet from the grand Quebec Bridget, quiet and healthy, cool and ody, A river view from all points.Good service, moderate prices.Mr.and Mrs.Paradis wish to renew their annual invitation to the numerous citizens who are accustomed to visit this spot ard request them to junel4x3m.invite their (ricuids.q More fun than ever bicycling this season.There\u2019s the new Dunlop Bicycle Tire, made by the Doughty Process.All dealers have them.They cost no more than the old style.A new shape; more elasticity; less liability to pune- ture; a slipless tread that won't wear off.Look for the name embossed on the tread.D.F.GILMOUR, AGENT, °119 COTE D'ABRAHAM PHONE 1207 \"NOTICE.Max.Hudon, successor to the late P.F.Rheume, hardware merchant.Has+ transferred his establishment from the corner of Bridge and St.Joseph streets to Nos.101-103 Bri street, corner of St.Francis.Aa this store ie larger it gives an opportunit: of havin & more considerable stoc and at the same time to give better satisfaction to his customers as it is one of the best stocked.stores in town and are of the most advantageously juneléxim.TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES The Poiyolinie Hoopiéa!, Philadelphie, Pa., US.Information ani illustrated catalogue may be olstained from the su ton.t of llurmes, Polyclinic Hospital Poe eet etme oa on ® Most = hd while the larry variety of clinient affords the pupile unusual ad- practical vanta in mar ]0zla.w.sat.sen Church Services.: Holy Trinity, Levia\u2014Services day, June 16th-Morning Evening 7 p.m.Christ Church, New Liverpool.~ Afternoon, 3 p.m.Sun- 10.30 a.m.Chaudiere Junction.\u2014Afternoon, 3 o'clock.Robert bell will officiate at Chaudiere.Rev.W.G.Faulconer, Methodist Church\u2014Services to-mor- tow 11 am.and 7 p.m.The Rev.Jas.Watson, of Vindsor Mills, will preach morning and evening.Strangers cordially weloome.Mr.> ie alto, from H.M.S.Good Hope, will sing at the evening service.St.Peter\u2019s Church, 267 St.Valier Street, St.Roch\u2019s.\u2014 Morning Prayer, 10.30 o\u2019clock.Evening Prayer, at 7 o'clock.Holy Communion about midday on first and third Sunday in the month and on all other Sundays at 8 a.m.vr, Rev.Ernest A.Will oughby King, M.A.8t.Andrew's Church \u2014 The Revd.Thurlow Fraser, M.A., of Porta; ia Prairie, a delegate to the al Assembly, will preach in St.Andrew's Church to-morrow evening at seven o'clock.Strangers cordially welcome.Freosh Presbyterian Church, Johx stirest.\u2014 Revd.Nr.Menard, Pastor, Services on Sunday at 102.80 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday school at 11.30 a.m.Week, Wednesday, 8 p.m.All cordial ly invited to attend.The Franch Baptist Mission holds ite vervices in the school room of the Baptist Church, entrance by Elgin street door.Sunday services: \u2014S: y School, 10.30 a.m.; proaching, 11 a.m; praniog, service, 7 p.m.; Thursday evening, 7.30.All are welcome.Rev.A, J.Lebeau, Missionary.St.Andrews Church, Levie\u2014Ragula: morning service 2 u 2 Clock and evening service at 7.angers cordially welcome.Baptist Church, McMahon street.\u2014 Rev.E.P.H.Kiap, Pastor.Services to-morrow at 11 and 7.Strangers welcome.| St.Patrick\u2019s Church, McMahon etreet\u2014Rev.Father Hanley, C.SS.R., Rector.High Mass at 10.30 a.m.Vespers at 7.30 p.m.Diamond Harbor Chureh, Champlain streat.\u2014Rev.Father Hickey, CSR Chaplain.Services on Sunday at 3 and 6 au.Vospers at $ p.m.Trinity Church, St.Bianislas street below Bt.John.\u2014Servi ohn.joes to-morrow will be as follows: \u2014Morning pra; yor at 11 o'clock.Bun School and Bible clase at 3 p.m.Bening at 7 o'clock., Rev.{ M.All are invited.Seats free.Cathedral of the Holy Trini un day Berviess.\u2014Holy Commun on, @ sam.(and 7 a.m.on the 2nd Sunday in the month) also at 11 a.m, on let and 3rd Sundays of ths month.Morn ing service 11 a.m, Evening service 7 pm.Morning Prayer daily d the week at 9.30.Holy Communion Wodneaday at 7.30 am.All wats are free and strangers are wel.some.St.Matthew's Church\u2014Sunday eer vices :\u20147.30 a.m., Holy Communion ; 10.30 a.m., Matins with Sermon (and on lst, 3rd and 5th Sundays, Litany also), followed every Suma, a ral Celebration of tha Holy Communion ; 3.30 Catechisi 7.00 p.m, ; Evensong and Sermon.Wask days\u2014 Holy Communion at 7.30 a.m.; Evensong, 7 o'clock.Rev.Canon Scots, pir, Sz cringe He BSE SEE a Goi it eof DR.OHASE'S OINTMENT.GREAT SPORT AT LAKE EDWARD.The trout fishing as Tiake Edward continues to attract many anglers, not only from town, but also from the United States.There is quite a run o American visitors to the lake at the present time, an ta received this week from the hotel thers are to the effect that the fish are taking ox- ceptionally well and that the oatches now being made are far shead of any recent ssason.THE TALK OF THE DAY.Ia oerteinly the t game ross between the champiua Nul als of Ottawa ani Quebec on Saturday.Nobody should the + General Booth, who was standing at the rail on the starboard side of the ship, delivered a short address in which he exhorted the members of the Army to be true to their God, themselves, their families, their country, he.expected do set soos pares of 6 expec © reports them when he feachid home.He concluded his remarks by expressing the hope that God will bless all present.All the lines having been cast off the big steamer slowly into the stream.As she 80 a loud cheer was given for the General, the band at the same time playing a lively air.When the press was fairly under way at 4 p.m.the hand played the National Anthem.The Empress of Ireland has on board 333 first, 320 second and 580 third-class passengers.Among the first-class are the Bisley rifle team.Almost all parts of Canada, the United States and Australia have representatives on rd the steamer, showing how popular the St.Lawrence route is becoming for ocean travellers: One passenger, Captain Patterson, of the Salvation Army, was ing on a sad mission, being call to\u2018England by the death of his father.He received many expressions of sympathy front his fellow-members.The Army officers who accompanied the General on his homeward trip were Brigadier Cox, Colonel Higgins, Colonel miley and Commissioner Nicholls.ALLAN LINE.Steamer Tunisian, Captain Braes, arrived from Montreal at 2.30 pm.yesterday, mooring at the Company's wharf.After embarking Quebec passengers, she left for Liverpool at 4.10 gr She has on board a large num- of passengers.Steamer Sardinian, Captain Moar, from London, via Havre, with passengers and a general cargo, passed Cape Magdalen at 11.40 a.m.yesterday, and is due in port at oon to-day.R.M.S.Yictorian, \u2018Gaptain Macnicol, from Liverpool, passed Father Point at 4.15 p.m.yesterday, and is due in port this morning.She has 122 first, 450 second, and 941 third-class passengers, es a general cargo.She transferred 800 bags and 300 baskets of mail matter to the C.G.S.Montcalm, off Sydney, as already reported.R.M.S.Virginian, from Quebec, was reported 160 miles west of Malin Head at 4.30 p.m.yesterday.C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Manoa sailed from | Brisbane, on Wednesday, June 13, for Vancouver.DOMINION LINE.Steamer Kensington, Captain Rolerts, from Liverpool, with 290 cabin and 1220 steerage passengers, besides a general cargo, passed Fame Joint at 6.50 p.m.yesterday and is ius in purt to-night.DONALDSON LINE.Bteamer Marina, having discharged her Quebec cargo, left for Montreal yesterday morning.LEYLAND LINE.Steamer Lancastrian, Captain Fortre from New York, in ballast, ar- in port at 8.15 p.m.yesterday v.proceeded for Montreal.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Steamer Parimn sailed from New York for the West Indies at 3 p.m.{ast Thursday.N.S., at 1 o'clock yesterday morning and sailed again.returning at nom the same day.Steamer Bermudiaa arrived at New York from Bermuda at 9.30 a.m.yesterday.AGAIN UNDER WAY.Steamer Glenmount, which was re- ted on Thursday afternoon off pme.Point with machinery disabled ap Chatte at 1.30 p.m.yesterday, inward bound.y STEAMER UNIVERSE FLOATED.Canso, N.8., June 14-The wrecked Norwegian steamer Universe, which went ashore at White Point.neur Fatso, & month ago, was floated to-day.After patching the largest holes with Rector.: the pihof divers, who bas been at work on the steamer for a week, « Dr.Chase's Cint- -| pumps were set at work, and, with and guaran a high tide and the aid of four vorr route tugs, she was floated and towed to Fohine.loading a place of safety.TWO STEAMERS BEACHED.Courtwright, Ont., June 14\u2014About 1 o'clock this afternoon, the Lehigh Valley steamer Bathlehem, bound down and the Corrigan line steamer, bound up, collided about two miles south of Keee.The Australia had a large hole cut in her side and the captain at once beached her on the Canadian shore, The Bethlehem swung around and is beached on the American shore.The barre Polynesia wan in taw of the Australia and pe- caped injury, The Australis is light and the Bethelem loaded with grain and package freight, No \u2014 persons were drowned or injured.\u2014 TWO BIG LINERS.The North German Lloyds Steam- ship Company pure puttiog two arge paseen Now York Brena route, the Prins Captain Taylor, | Per Steamer Campana arrived at Picton, {82 $9 Tunisian, Braes, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co., general cargo.B Aberdeen, Perron, Charlotte, N.\u20ac Quebec Transportation and Forwarding Co., conl.; Barge F.T.Danforth de Repentigny, Jus Point, N.Y., Quebee Gas Cocoal.S88 Lancastrian, Fortay, New York, Ww.M.Macphe t reon, or Montreal, ballast.CLEARED.\u2019 SS Tunisian, Braes, Livetpool, Allans, Rae & Co., passengers and general cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, June 14, 1907.Father Point (160)\u2014Raining, north.inward 10.50 a.m., Cape Breton; 12.15 p.m., Ravn.Little Metis (180)\u2014Clear, south-west.inward 3 p.m., Victorian.Matane (202)\u2014Clear, south-weet.Inward 7 a.m., two-masted steamer.Irene left to-day loaded.Martin River (260)\u2014Clear, west.Aranmore leit for Magdalen at 8 a.m.Cap Chatte (234)\u2014Clear, south-west.Inward 1.30 p.m., Glenmount.Cape Magdalen (294)\u2014Smoky, west.Inward 11.40 a.m., Sardinian ; inward boon, two-masted steamer ; 2.20 p.m, Norfolk ; 3 p.m., Strathcona Fame Point (324)\u2014Clear, north-west Inward 1.28 p.m., Tricolor.CL Cape Rosier (347)\u2014Hnzy, raining, east.Outward 1.30 p.m., Gaspesien.Low Point (584)\u2014Clesr, calm.Inward 6.30 g.m., tad; 9 am, Gundreda.Outward 4.30 a.m., Savoy; 1.30, French Cruiser.Inward yesterday 5 p.m., Chr.Knudsen and il.Outward yesterday 11 p.m., Fornebo, north- Cape Ci Race (830)\u2014Clear, west, Three bergs nine miles east, one berg 3 miles south-west.All ound.Inward yesterday 4 p-m., ontreal ; 6 ui, Almecina.Cle .; North Shore\u2014Clear, west.Pointe des Monts (223)\u2014Outward yesterday 7 p.m., tug Hackett and tow.Natashquan \u2014 Outward yesterday 3.30 p.m., Restigouche for Sydney.H.8.N'GREEVY, Superintendent\u2014\u2014 HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.Jung.a.m.p.m.ree .8.33 9.10 Saturday \u2014 16 9.09 9.49 Moon Phases.First quarter, Tuesday, 18th, 9.58 p.mer erect WEEKLY CLEARINGS.New York, June 14.\u2014The following are the weekly bank Clearings, as compiled by Bradstreet\u2019s for the week ending Jane 13th, showing per cent.of increase and decrease as compared with the corresponding week last year: \u2014 Montreal, $20,027,000, decrease B.2 per cent.; Toranto, $25,062,000, increase 7.9 cent.; Winnipeg, $11,704,002, increase 39.9 iawa.$2,965,000, increase 48.0 Vancouver, $3,673,000, increase 47.3 2.4 per cent.Halifax, $2,152,000, Quebec, $2,230,000, increase 23.2 per cent.Hamilton, $1,685,000, increase 18.8 St.Jobn, N.B., $1,417,000, increass 31.7 increase.London, Ont,, $1,236,000, increase 13.8, per cent.; Victoria, B.C., $1,063,000, increase 5 per cent.; Calgary, Alts., $1,365,000, increase 46.4 cent.Edmonton, Alts., $037,000.GRAND TRUNK CHANGE OF TINE.Summer train service on the Grand Trunk Railway takes effect on Sunday, June 18th.orning train (No, 5) will Jeave Point Levis at 7.08 daily, excopt Sunday, for Montreal, Portland and intermediate stations, arriving at Montreal 1.00 p.m., Portiand, 5.45 p.m.This train has now a modern through coach from Point Levis to Montrealwith references, stating salary expect: | nue, partly furnished, with outbuild- | od, Canadian Iron & Foundry Co.iings, &.Apply at No.61 D'Auteuil Ltd., Three Rivers, LQ.street, * | WANTED \u2014TWO GIRLS, ONE PLAIN | TO RENT \u2014 A MAGNIFICENT cook, and one house maid, for small * giore, suitable for apy hind of busi.Toye Fire class wages.Apply at oe Ee Ne de xt atk once, 38 Ursule street.\u2018 street, St.Roch.I'ossession May |, 1907.Apply ou preutises, WANTED TO PURCHASE A \u2018LOT | com ome om eee of land, vacant if possible, about 100 | FUENISHED ROOMS, WITH OR by 160 feet, in a Spiral part of the without board, all modern eouvemen- town.Address W.B.H.Chronicle Office ces.Apply at 106 St.Cyrille streve, BOARDERS WANTED\u2014Most beauti- | TO RENT\u2014COMFORTABLE FLAT fully situa house of 15 rooms, of four rooms.No children, Apply, shade trees, etc, bathing boating and 28 Cote Ste.Genevievefishing.Rates 85.00 per week.Close ' to Station.Apply to O.Lofrancois, OFFICES TO RENT\u2014COMFORT- | able steam heated oflices, single or en Beaupresuite, in R.& 0).Co.'s building, Dal- MEN WANTED\u2014RELIABLE MEN 'housie street, commanding view of the in every locality throughout a river.Alters or arranced to suit to advertiso our goods, tack up show.tenants.Apply to M.I\u2019.Connolly, cards on tress, fences, bridges and all | General Agent.Conspioucuim places, also distribute \u2018 - - small advertising matter.Commission i TO RENT \u2014 AN EXCEPTIONAL or salary $83 per month and expenses chance is offered to rent, at levis, M per day.Steady employment to Commerciai street, at the foot of the good reliable men.No expericwce ne- elevator and opposite the Intercoloncessary.Write for particulars.Em.ial Rajlway.e splendid business stand, pire Medicine Co.Loudon Ont.at present occupiud as a branch of the | Bank of Montreal, with all the furni- WANTED \u2014 IMMEDIATELY, BY ture required by a bank or any other young gentleman, a comfortably fur- office, ar business, with seomed too hard for screw of the hook to enter, and - che got the gimlot to make a little aliminaey hole.The imiet didn\u2019y \u201cTork, fhe and she oulled to het NOVELTY POST CARDS.Quebec in a Nut Shell 24 Views for 10e.Quebec in a Sea Sheil 24 Views for 10c.Nutty Post Cards A Nutty Proposition Wireless Message A Genuine Novelty.Magic Fan Post Cards Open the Fan and see Quebec, We have also received a new stock of colored views of Quebec, as well as 2 Jnrge stock of new pictorial cards.T.H.O'NEILL 248 ST.JOHN STREET.| Hot Weather.We havo just opened up a fine lot of LADIES\u2019 WHITE LINEN SUN SHADES suitable for the WARM WEATHER.Very dainty and pretty, trimmed with insertion and embroidery.Also White and the now shade of BROWN PARASOLS in SILK and SATIN with Chiffon trimmings We are now showing the very latest thing in LADIES TWEED MOTOR COATS direct from PARIS The newest Parisian Styles from $26.00 up.ty Ladies\u2019 Motor Scarfs, Something new, all shades from $1.00 up to $5-00, HOLT,RENFREW & Co 35 to 43 Buade St\u2014\u2014 MONK HOUSE.Owing to the great demand for rooms in the Monk ouse, St.Anne street, Mru.Lemieux has sscured the adjoin- Ang building, formerly occupied Dr, Fortier, which she has renova and repainted, ahd will combine both buildings under the name of Monk House.With the additional space thus afforded, sho will be able to accomodate «e much larger number of guests in future, Mrs.Lemieux husband, \u201cHarry, 1 wish you'd eee if you can make this gimlet go in.\u201d Harry came in, looked and laughed.\u201cYour difficulty speaks better for your morals than your mechanics, my dear.\u201d said he.ou're trying to Imre a hole with the corkecrew.'\u2014New York Press.When a rogve kisses you oount your teeth.\u2014Hebraw.Thos.Donohue = pa Mr.H.À.Moote, Sherbrooke, is ot the Chateau.Mr.O.A.Thibault, of Montreal, ie stopping at the Fronteans.PERSONAL | M) Mr.Jas.E.MacDougal, Montreal, jwas at the Frontenac yesterday.;, Me.L, A.Cannon registered at the , Place Viger, Montreal, yesterday.tr.J.C.Eno, wife and da , on the Empress of yes- |\" Mrs.Cantlie, wife of G.8.Cantlie, of the C.P.R.Co., is a guest at \u2018Chateau.| Lieut.-Colonc] and Mre.W.HB.For- \u2018co left yesterday by C.P.R.for on .Mr.Edward Slade, Black Lake, Quefeit yeatärday to spend the week end at Lake St.Ji .Mesers.C.B.Stavely and W.F.N.Atkinson were among the Quebecers in Montreal yesterday.Mr.P.A.G.Lesperance, Montreal, agent of the New York Life Insurance Co., was in town yesterday.Mr.N.P.Lamoureux representin; the Toronto Type Foundry Co., of Montreal, is at the Victoria.Mrs.P.Kane, Ottawa, and Master Walter and Philip will d the summer with Mr.Kane in this city.Mrs.Walsh, wife of Captain Walsh, marine superintendent of the C.P.R., is in the city, a guest at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Archibald M.Huestis, of Toronto, are at the Chateau on a two weeks\u2019 visit to the Ancient Capit The marriagee of Miss M.Donn to Mr.G.A.Pennoy is announoed to take place on Wednesday, 26th Juneterday.Mrs.Jos.E.Beaudry has sailed on 88.isian on a visit to her son | who is studying at Epsom College, Madame S.N.Parent and family and Madame Gendron and family, Ottawa, expect to spend the summer at Lake St.Joseph.Commander W.Clarkson and (\u2018 m- mander W.P.Colquboun, of the Australian Navy, are guests atthé Chateau Frontenac.Mr.N.J.B.Fraser, of the Mc- Artbur Bxport Co., and family, have left for the Island of Orleans, where they will spend the summer.Mr.T.Johnson, mannging director tor of Nobels Explosive _ ¢ ., Eng., was a passenger as.press of of Ireland which Joke port yesterday.The Rev.Thurlon Fraser, B.D, and Mrs.Fraser, of Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, are guests at the residence of John C.Thomson, Etrick House, St.Foye Road.Queen City arrivals at the Chateau: Henry Goodnham, Mrs.A.M.Huestis and daughter, Misses Hayward, R.L.Hilton, W.C.Boulter, T.Ww.Murphy, Wm.C.Moredith, Mrs.Anios Bowen, accompanied by two children of Mr.and Mrs.Carpenter, will arrive here to-day from Columbus, Ohio, and will spend the summer in town.Mr.and Mrs.Car: penter will visit the city later on.Montrealers at the Chateau :\u2014 Francis McLennan, J.A.Cuttle, Geo.C.Tunstall, jr\u2026 Lowtence _Stephens, Mr.and Mrs, J.Bertrand, Mrs, s.Arbour, Mre: Walsh, Mr.and Mrs.T.Kyne.Arrivals at the King Edward Hotel: M.A.Jesmer, J.Trainer, Montreal; B.Maiser, Ottawa: J.Brooks, A.King, C.Marks, F.McCollis, A.Vine, A.Whatley.a \u2018pe wrett, .Young, and; R.West.William; 4.Bafa Toronto.Arrivals at the St.George's House: Miss M.Vienyon, New York; Mr.C.Gavey, Quebec; Mr.Jas.Myers, Mr.Ed.Hanagan, Mrs.Ed.8.Haberden.Mr.Jas.œclley, Mr.Alex.Me- Millan, Mr.J.B.Pattenden, Mr.A.J.Port Kyle, Toronto; Mr.Walter K.Mordock, Hamilton, Ont.T.L.Morri and wife, T.8.Morrisey, A.F.Duclos, A.E.Feipk, Tie and child, Montreal ; 1 Wwaniel, Chicago ; os.E.Langlois, Vancouver ; Pi, D.Hall and wife, Peterboro, were among the outgoing passengers on the Empress who registered at the Chateau yesterday.Arrivals at the Neptune Inn: \u2014Eug.Dussault, Gasion Drainville, Montreal; Julia Bloquiere, Mr.E.J.Bloquicre, Eileen Bloquiere, M.Bloquiere, David Bloquiere, Victoria; J.Lainds, Vancouver; Alfred Larochelle, St.Michel; H.H.Anderson, Lorette; Mr.and Mra, J.A.Neuville, Ottawa.Arrivals at the Chateau: \u2014J.J.Kelur, Mies Kilgour, Winnipeg; \u201cWm.Enesbire J.H.Thomas, J, Birmingbam, W.H.Hardy, J.Wightman, Nothingham; Mr.and Mrs.Marion, Black, E.M.Quactenbush, H.E.Young, New York; J.E.Taylor and wife, Walertown, N.Y.; Mr, and Mrs.W.G.Black, Glasgow.Latest arrivals at the New Victoria Hotel: Mr.A.Pachon, Thetlord Mines; Raoul Dupre, Montreal; A.C.Boyle, Victoriaville; L.W.Meyers, Montreal; W.D.Whiteford, Portneuf; H.E.Halde, Montresl; J.M.Robertwon, Toronto; L.M.Lolet, New York; L.BR.Garton, Warrington, England; J.E.Lessard, Thetford Mines; Mrand Mrs.Bertrand, Montreal.Arrivals at the Clarendon :\u2014Rev.Dr.Dumbell and wife, Goshen, N.Y.; Mrs.Irving, Mrs.Awcack, England : M.A.Williams, Cardiff, Wales ; A.Newberger Montreal : Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Hearn, Duncuns, Vancouver ; John A.Rudland, F.Hanraban, Halifax; 8.N.Harris and wife, Cranbroke, B.C.; Nira, 8 C.Riou, Miss Grandbois, Feaserville; Jobn Bird, Canton, N.Jules Allard, St.Francois Matthew Stevenson, London, A.Stewart, St.Malachie ; PhiYlips, Toronto; Mr.and Mrs, A.Guertin, Montreal.;- Hou, de Lacs og There is no love without duty.He possosmes nothing to whom bis possessions are everything.) Peat, uo, fond re iii SLA dnt Bel sm the [Colonel A.F.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE \u2014_ RUMOR IS DENIED Col.Ashmead Knows of No Trouble or Resignation in Q.0.C.H.An emphatic denisl is given by Lieut.- Ash to the rumor that there is any trouble in the Queen's Own Canadian Hussars, or that any resignations of officers have been sent in.À sensational report was launched yesterday to the effect that Lieut.- Ashmead, in command of the 10th Queen's Own Canadian Bussars; Dr, D.J.D.Duchene, veterinary surgeon, and some ol the other officers of that popular regiment were to retire shortly.; Lieut.-Colonel Ashmead, who is at Present in Montreal, was br the Chronicle by telegraph last night, and he authorited an emphatic con tradiction to the report.Any state ment to the effect that there was trouble in the Cavalry and that any gosignations had been sent in was entirely incorrect and quite unknown to him.ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.The Seamen's Institute acknowledge with thanks the sun of $19.46, pro\u2019 ceeds of concert aboard the R.M.S.Empress of Ireland.BAND ON TERRACE.Th R.C.G.A.Band rendered their Brat evening programme of the season on the Terrace last night, the balmy weather attracting a very large concourse of citizens to that popular promenade.During the evening the searchlights from the different warships in the harbor Rere used with fine effect.BUILDING OPERATIONS.The following permits were issued at the City Hall during the past week: \u2014 A.Dugel, contractor, for repairs to y of P.Brunet, corner Stoseph and Church streets, cost $i,- 000; Mme.Roussell, proprietor, construction of a building on Tessier street, cost $3,000; A Dugal, contractor, repairs to arent property, Des Prairies street, cost B50.\u2019 NAVAL ENTERTAINMENT IN AUDI TORIUM.At various times squ:da of marines and bluejackets may bn meen drilling end practising in the open spaces ebout the King's Wharf, and strains of music may be heard over the water from the band ol HMS.Good Hope, inpreparation for the naval entertainment in the Auditorium on the evening of Friday, the 2lst | in- instant.The best men are being selected from the four cruisers, which comprise the First Cruiser Squadron, viz.: B.M.S.Good Hope, Hagship of Rear-Admiral G?o.eville, C.V.0., Roxburgh, Hampshire, and Argyll, to form the squads of bluejackets and marines which will give an exhibition BANK MONTREAL, UPPER TOWN BRANCH, Fabrigue Street Savings Department E INTEREST PAIB 4 TIMES A YEAR june.7x3m THE BISLEY TEAM Left by the Steamship Empress of Ireland 7 Yesterday.Toe Bisley team wore pausengers by the CPP press of Ireland of Ire \u2018and, which left port yesterday afternoon.Among the crack shots who will nt the Dominion at the pires great rifle meeting will be Sergt.W.Creegan, of the .C.G.A., A number ¢ at the dock to see the team off, in- eluding a delegation of the Quebec City Ti fle Association, c of Messrs.W.J.B.Fraver, F.S.li- can, A.Hay and Band.-Sgt.W.Pugh, of the R.C.G.A,, who presented ., on behalf of the Assocoation with a purse of gold.Much Jen Sxpressed at the {nability of Ba exgt.- Pugh to take à Sergt Pugh low him to get away.able to do so, the Ancient Capital would have hed the disrinction of having ng two men on the Bisley team this year.Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer, with its low rcentage .of aleohol, is only ap ti But an active aid to i on, a strengtheni refreshment \u2018tween meals POPEPDECDOTPIPPP OOD SOE { DAY BY DAY.| load bayonet drill and fighting, Swedish and other forms of drill.During the; evening.the &plendid band of the Good Hope will \u2018render a number of, selections.The \u2018entertainment is under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency Earl Grey, Governor- ; General of Canads, His Hinor the Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Louis Jetta, K.C.M.G.Rear-Admiral Geo.Neville, C.V.O., of the Pirst Cruiser Squadron end _+hs epntains and officers of H.M.8.Good Hope, Roxburgh, Hampware ana argyll, the Hon.Lomer Gouini Premier of the Province of Quebec and His Worship the Mayor.The musical comedy by the officers of HM.S.Hampshire on Wednesday evening, and the naval entertairment by the First Cruiser Squadron on Friday evening are in aid of the funds of the Seamen\u2019s Institute of this city.During the entertainment a bust of Admiral Lord Nelson, made from the copper and oek of his flagship, the Victory, will be oresented to His Worship the Mayor, by Mr.G.B.Ramsey, Chairman of the Seaifien\u2019s Institute.This is to be kept in the City Hall until the new building is completed.The bust is the gift of the British and Foreign Sailors\u2019 Society of London.England, of which Vice-Admiral H.R.H., the Prince of Wales in patron.Sailors in uniform will be admitted to the Auditorium without charges.The naval entertainment on Friday evening will be a banquet for about bluejackets and marines in the gymnasium of the Y.M.C.A.building on St.John street.MASTERING A TIGER.\u201cIn a cage near the room in which I lived while in Khiva,° says Mr.Langdon Warner in The Century Magazine, \u2018was à tiger from the Oxus swamps.He had taken a dislike to me and every time I passed hin ca, he got up and paced angrily towards me, snarling.Into the cage of this beast, at the command of the princa a Turkoman stepped, armed with a short thick stick as big round as his wrist.With this stick he struck the tiger's nose as he made for him, and then, with palm out and eyes fixed be walked slowly oe to the shrinking beast, and stroked bis face and flank.The tiger took the (Tans hand in his open æouth.Keepin tb~t hand per- fectiy still, with o \u201cother the Turkoman tickled the tiger's jowl and scratched his ear till, with 8 yawn and a pleased snarl, the big cat rolled over on his back.The man then sank to hin knees, always keeping his hands in motion over the glossy fur, and with his foot drew towards him collar attached to a chain.This snapped round the beast\u2019s neck, and rising te, his feet, laid hold of Tbe chain and dragæd the tiger \u2018ou in was only the second time that the cage had been entered.Aw soon as the tiger was outside he espied the watohing party of photographers and started for them, but came up short on the collar.If he had chosen to use hin weight and strength no four of them could have held him.But, as it was, the Turkoman found little difficulty with him, and held him, marling, until the camera finished its work.\u201d a he ratée OCEAN ARRIVALS.June 14.\u2014 88 Cedrio, at New York, from Liverpool.88 Cretin, at New York, from Naples.8S Rhein, at New York, {rom Bremen.ss Sylvania, at Boston, from! Liverss Foymeto, at Boston, from Liver- This quick jump from winter into summer is\u2014oh, well, what's the use?We weren't satisfied before either.The weather conditions have no effect upon the rumor crop\u2014it's always plentiful, The would-be bride (end groom) should realize that Jume is fleeting\u2014 with great flestness.That Orchard which has been on exhibition recently in Boise, Idano, is a very poor specimen of the i product, Bush fires appear to be beginning to \u201c\u2018amoke up.\u201d Strike while the summer is hot, if you will, but remember that the winter days are cold and long.Jack ashore appears to be just good a boy as Jack afloat with present cruiser squadron.A bachelor is.a man who loves all omen wisely, and none of them too as the A man has to have a mighty lot of pense to be able to show that he has t.Religion is the quality that a man takes out for exercise every Sundayis the feeling you have when vou fully realize that foresight missed its train.A man's conscience never catches him at anything, unless some one else has first.The heir to a vast estates never has any trouble in finding out who his relatives are, \u2019 Nursing Mothers and Over-burdened Women In all stations of life, whose vigor and vitality may have been undermined and broken - 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ents printed in plain English on its te wrapper and attested under oath.Plorce thus invites the fullest investigation of his formuls knowing that it will be found to contain only the best agen known to the most advanced medical science of all the different schools of prac- tio for the cure of woman\u2019s pecullar kneascs and ailments.you want to know more about the composition and fessional endorse mont of the \"Fa te iption,\u201d send postal card request to Pr.Pierce, tuffalo, N.Ÿ., for his fres bookiet trest ing of \"Gon can't afford to acoept as a substi from f in ).ss Fiostonian, at Boston, from Manchester._- tite for this remed: po 7 ma OR .is en SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 3907 \u2018 F SIMARD & CIE.ECO FRRORO OB RRR CERRO The Most Wanted Summer Merchandise at From One-quarter to One-half off Regular Prices.: Lace Boleros, Pony and Three-Quarter Length Coats at One Half Former Prices.Made of Real Irish Crochet, Hand Embroidervd on Handkerchief Linen, combined with Lace Real Cluny, Duchess and Duchesse and Point Regular price.$ 8.0) Reduced to.$ 8.00 Regular price.15.00 Reduced to.7.60 R guiar price.37.50 Reduced to.19.00 Regular price, .55.00 Reduced to 3 27,50 Regular prics.85.00 Reduced to.42.50 prioe 150 Sample Silk Waists and Suits at a Reduction of 1-3 to I-2 off Regular Value Here's a bargain we don't attempt to illustrate, because there are as many different styles as there are Waists, no two alike, Bome tailored, some yoke effect, some trimmed with lace, some em- bridered, every one different, no display like them at any price else- +1.:160.00 Brduoed to.75.00 .| where.Jap Silk Waists made to sell at.LU 70to 7.78 Crepe de Chine Waists made to sell .25 to $8.00 Li esveerononeasnoonsssanansns 76 to 5.75 Messaline Silk Waists made to sell at.50 to $10.00 FOr.ecseosaressosvecoscucncocsnrn0000us0u000.500 to 7.00 Black 8ilk and Crepe de Chine Waists made to sell at.$6.00 to $10.00 PY 425 to 6.76 Lace and Silk and Lace Waists made to sell at.-.85.0) to 820.00 FOr.c.oassouososeussosena seen cereso0000o00n000 3,85 to 14.00 Manufacturers Samples of Muslin Underwear, We have secured from a well known manufacturer a Summer Set of Whitewear Samples, which we will put on sale Monday to be disposed of at a reduction of 4 to à regular prices.Corset Covers.frdbm 200.to 82.26 Gowns,,.from 88c.to $3.25 Underskirts.from 57c.to $3.25 Chemises.from 23c, to 82.06 Drawers.Irom 21c.to $3.25 Aprons.from 19c.to 50a F.SIMARD & CIE, 142 ST.JOSEPH STREET, ST.ROCH DOMINION COAL COMPANY, Limited.MINERS and SHIPPERS of the CELEBRATED *DOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS SCREENED, RUN-OF-MINE and SLACK FOR PARTICULARS, APPLY TO SALES AGENT, 11% ST.JAMES ST., MONTRE AT, à CHEAP JUNE SALE OF MILLINERY or All our Trimmed and Untrimmed Hath Greatly Reduced.° JUST RECEIVED New Lawn and Lingerie Blouses and Costumes.Dress Skirts and Suits in Voile, Silk and Lustre.Children\u2019s Dresses in all Sizes.: New Muslin Underwear, Veilings, Ribbons, Gloves, Etc.Mrs.D.R.Murphy, 46 Fabrique Street, Quebec, I P.J.COTE EXCLUSIVE / House Furnishing Store Affention Housekeepers Huge shipments of goods from the leading factories of the world have been pouring into this big establishment for the spring business and now they are leaving as fast as they have come.Never in the history of our business has our stock been so large or so complete :\u2014 Axminster, rollton, Br 4 ssell, Tapestry, Wool, er Straw Carpets, Genuine Hand-made Rugs, Axminster Rugs, Wilton Rugs, Brussell Rugs, Tapestry Rugs, Genuine Scotch Seamless Rugs, etc.; Sole agents for the celebrated Stains Inlaid Linoleums, P.J.COTE Opposite Palace Hill.ce "]