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The Quebec chronicle
Sous un titre qui a varié (Morning Chronicle, Quebec Morning Chronicle, Quebec Chronicle), un journal de langue anglaise publié à Québec qui met notamment l'accent sur l'actualité commerciale et maritime. [...]
Fondé en 1847 par Robert Middleton et Charles Saint-Michel, ce journal est d'abord connu sous le nom de Morning Chronicle. Son programme éditorial est tourné vers les intérêts britanniques, ce qui plaît aux conservateurs et aux impérialistes. Toutefois, cela n'en fait pas une publication politique pour autant puisque l'on y évite les longs éditoriaux et les sujets polémiques, probablement pour se différencier du Quebec Gazette, ancien employeur de Middleton et féroce concurrent. Le contenu est plutôt centré sur l'actualité (majoritairement en provenance d'autres journaux anglais et américains), sur la vie commerciale et maritime, ainsi que sur la littérature (peu présente pendant les premières années). La ligne éditoriale du journal est définie comme suit : « [.] in the management of The Morning Chronicle we shall, therefore, begin by simply declaring, that, as we glory in our connexion with the British Empire, it will be our undeviating aim and unremitting endeavour, to create and foster a cordial attachment to those time-honoured institutions which have made her so illustrious in the annals of the world ». (May 18, 1847, p. 2)

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« [...] la direction de The Morning Chronicle, par conséquent, débute en déclarant simplement que, comme nous sommes très fiers de notre relation avec l'Empire Britannique, notre but sera sans détour de créer et d'entretenir un attachement aux honorables institutions britanniques, qui se sont grandement illustrées à travers l'histoire mondiale ». Sous Charles Saint-Michel (1849-1860), le journal devient le porte-parole des aspirations de la bourgeoisie commerciale anglaise et les sujets politiques prennent une part plus importante. L'esprit protectionniste, rattaché au torysme, teinte la rédaction. Durant la période de la Confédération, le Morning est utilisé comme tribune pour faire la promotion des idées de John A. Macdonald. Toutefois, l'attrait premier du journal reste avant tout la vie relative au commerce. En 1874, une fusion avec The Quebec Gazette met fin à une concurrence jugée ruineuse. Fondé en juin 1764, c'est l'un des plus vieux journaux d'Amérique du Nord. Une nouvelle entente survient en 1924. Pour mettre fin à une concurrence qui les affaiblit, le journal alors connu sous le nom de Quebec Chronicle and Quebec Gazette et le Quebec Daily Telegraph (fondé en 1875 par James Carrel, il défend les idées populaires et est reconnu comme étant libéral) s'associent et deviennent le Chronicle Telegraph. Les nouvelles prennent une place prépondérante dans les colonnes de la « nouvelle » publication. À partir de 1934, le journal est connu sous le nom The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Il paraît toujours aujourd'hui. Voici les différents titres que le Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph a connus depuis ses débuts : Disponibles en ligne : The Morning Chronicle (Jan. 1847 - Nov. 1850) The Morning Chronicle and Commercial and Shipping, 1850-1888 The Morning Chronicle (Feb. 1888 - May 1888) The Quebec Morning Chronicle, 1888-1898 The Quebec Chronicle, 1898-1924 Non disponible en ligne : The Chronicle Telegraph (1925-1934) The Québec Chronicle-Telegraph (1934 à ce jour)


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Beaulieu, André et Jean Hamelin, La presse québécoise des origines à nos jours, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1973, t. 1, p. 1-3, 153-157. Beaulieu, André et Jean Hamelin, Les journaux du Québec de 1764 à 1964, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1965, p. 208-210. Waterston, Elizabeth, « Middleton, Robert », dans Ramsay Cook et Réal Bélanger (dir.), Dictionnaire biographique du Canada en ligne. [Consulté le 25-05-2006] Wikipedia, «The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph» [Consulté le 25-05-2006] Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, «History» [Consulté le 25-05-2006]

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[" 4 \u201cThe Weather.Temperaturesy 84, Lawrence and Gui \u2014 yd jg 5 turve:\u2014Montreal, 66.78; Quebec, 60.76.northeast winds, mostly fair and o Tictle costes, with a (vw loss! showered, .om .om \u2014\u2014\u2014 e em EE > - î of thres omturies, the of which | which you have offered me in your x - seems more like an epic a his- | ancient city of Quebec, as well as the IN CONNECTION IH .tory, the Frauch Canadians.cannot JoraHy of the sentiments which you N pprese ine: feelin, of tly expressed, » -/ patiotio \u2018pride and of gratitude to- Te ives the Post, poolound aatis- wards the two great nations which | faction to be able to join with you J have, in turn, presided over their | in celebra the 300th anniversary xt destinies\u2014to their ever-beloved France, | of the fo tion of Quebec by the : to whom they are indebted for their | immortal explorer whose status has and their grand traditions, and | ao justly its sive on this s; A com- \u2018 most Demonstration 1 See our free demonstration of i Peters\u2019 and Nestle's Swiss Milk Chocolates now going on in the i Basement.i The \u201cGillette\u201d The Gillette Bafety Basor is used by more than two million men the world over.No stropping.No boning.Complete with 13 blades in handsome case.$5.00 RETAIL DIVISION 167-173 St.Joseph Stroot, QUEBEC.- CR to England, whith has left them free | manding o orsma to expand in the full enjoyment of | ardent imagimation could scarcely con- their faith, their langusge, and their | ceive.Institutions, end has given them a | The history of New France is singu- His Worship Mayor Garfieau and the Premiers | rie, cmsitution hich ls based larly atiractive ar mech by the mor: Boston\u2019s March King, Mr Joseph H.Daly, in the Basement We have brought Mr.Joseph M.Daly, Boston's famous composer, * + widely known as \u201cTHE MARCH KING,\u201d all the way from Boston to entertain the Ter-Centenary visitors to the Music Depart- fit: | ment.Mr.Daly will play his own compositions on the piano.This.Le will be a treat well worth coming to hear, for Mr.Daly knows better | than anyone else how his own stirring marches should be played.While and most perfect in the world.made that history, smonges whom, of t Knighted.adians, of every origin, in the pre | with great brilliance.It is o to , and of this tribute to the | this story.with the modesty and sin- ° liberty, and is iably the finest | by the heroic personages who have of Ontario and Quebec This sentiment, moreover, must be | the commanding e chival- still further heightened in all Can: | rous Samuel de Champlain stands out : 7 sance botb of this magnificent \u2014 dis [his pen that the recital of his adven- ; .: play in honor of the immortal Chem: | tures has reached us to this day, and p ; ; > and vi tion, vhich È i i ish i YESTERDAY WAS A SPECTACULAR DAY |{5me,% toro maior | yhich | rity which dimnguinh \"it stamps : panded with gigantic etrides over an | truth.ares vest enough to contain shother From ibe bottom of my heart I ; smpire.; tulate you on possessing such Yesterday was » day of spectacular [and presided by a cavalry escort at |, On this solemn occasion, which must | °°72TS >e po vents whb attendant tremendous | the monument his a being an-| ever remain an eminently prominent |* MOO: May bis Matus for eo eowds.Starting with the military } nounced by a flary of trumpets, and as | factor in our national life, we are | Bt YOUF Bistoric capiial to rece le parade in.the morning.the visitor [the Prince left, his earriage, he was | doe; ly sensible of the pleasurable se- ee bec he Taek titi en and resident who wished to see all [welcomed by His Worship Mayor arty which we enjoy during the pre.| 2508 of Quebec the high qualities = that was going on bad a busy time |Gamnesu, Colémel Hanbury-Williams, | vailing peace of nations, and also of | Pity snd fourage.of humanity Là roue ar ; ol it, for ope attraction scarce ended |Lieut.-Colonel Boy and Lieut.-Colonel | the marvelous developments which we | \"T9HEth of spirit which distinguished Mr.Daly is here we will sell his compositions at an exceptionally low batore anther begun, wal of th Sherwood.everywhere behold.Thus inspired.our Du Rae servant of bis God and price, for the benefit of those who take a fancy to the music and wish ternoon, the arrival of the is Royal High immediately | thankful vi in one harmonious .\u2018 ; , ; Don de Dae, the.landing où Cham [cecorted te cberdais and ma he move | bomnn of poets to the.\" Aimighey | While today ue are sélebratiog the y : to take away a few copies with them.Mr.Daly will be here on Thursplain, the historical procession.the od it the pipers playsd \u2018\u2018God (Save | who has showered hin gifts upon us: birthdaw of Quebeo wr must nat Joe day, Friday and Saturday of this wee k.Come and hear him play his Era the civic address King,\u201d asped all the tw, ions who are our | Piæht oi s celebrati ai : ; ; ; = RH.the Prince of Wales at the {round giving the salute Py he Boral to the © 0 great nation we owe our | alto interests the w Canadian peo- own compositions.Special price for this werk only, 1%.or 3 for.Bic foot of the Champlain monument were With you in your the Stand ti i : to that vi 4 | ple, who are joi vents, while the dey's lard was run u pational existence 0 that very grea wre.Tt mot mare .The Prince occupied a chair in the | and very powerful Sovereign, the ar- |réjoicings.À prodeadings cams to an end with & |centre, having on his right Earl Grey | biter and apostie of the nation's {Iv this v monster fireworks display on the |and Hon.Mr.Fairbanks and on his peace, who so wiselv presides over the | honor) heights of Levis and general illumine- !left Lady Grey and Admiral Joure- | destinies of the British Empire: ta | Cle ton of the city.; gibbery, while Jord Roberts and | Your Ros The day also had importance from |other distinguished military officials presentative.who has crossed, Hd the fact that tbe news became known | cocupied seats in the rear of His Royal | seas to participate in our rejdicings, that His Majesty the King bad been | Highness.Earl Grey presented Mayor and to ajl these, our guests, come foased to confer a number of honors | _ n connection with the Tercentenary relehration.Of special intereet | to Ruebecers is the news uve the Inet that the worthy Mayor of the eity has been created a knight, an benor upon which every citizen will y ly congratulate him.Sir J.Boras Garneau hes labored long and arduously for the success of the Tercentenary celebration, and in addition te the reward which the success at- Special 19¢ Or 3 for 50c \u201cMiss Columbia\u2019, Mr.Daly's latest march and two-step, ragu- lar price 25¢.a copy.Special.entrees tanneries ener sis amare arent tune Le Special 19c Special 19¢ Or 3 for 50c Or 8 for 50c \u201cYankee Tar\u201d, one of Mr.Da- \u201clf You Are No One's Sweet- Iv'n greatest successes, very heart\u201d, \u201cSweetheart of Mine\", catchy march and two-step.Spe.\u201cCollege Days Waltzes\u201d, ete Cll cies ines viens fe Special.each.cocoons Lf Ter-Centenary Specials For Quebec Housekeepers OR those who are expecting visitors, as well as for those whore houses are pow full, pt! we offer three extra special berg nina for Friday in useful household nec censition.These : will be welcomed by every housskeeper in Queber.You cannot have ton many Towsls, specially in the hot weather.i | : i carly Pride morning Teather.and a few extra Pillow Cazes never come amiss.Get here val Highness, his worthy ree tant parts of the Empire come the rances that our fellow citizens de- ire to celebrate the occasion, and have sent representatives whom | am glad to see here to-day amongst us.In the same manver other lands are justly proud of the venosm of Cham- | plain, chief of whom is the great ; nation to whom he owed allegiance, which he loved with passionate devotion, and which has delegated as its representative hero to-day ome of its most distinguished citizens.The last words which you bave addressed to me have mest profoundly TERCENTENARY HONORS Titles Conferred on a Number of Prominent .Æanadians.tending his eforts has brought every | Hand Towels Bath Towels Pillow Cases ?que will be ui * eu ry = - His Majesty the King has been Eraciomly pleased touched 2% and [ most cordially Huckaback Linen Hand Towsls, Fine Quality Terry Cloth Bath Bleached English Cotton Pillow a : pepe A Davds of ble.- to-apppowe.-of {allowing lens is 4 to To Weg amy mepur | - bleaghad, site 2xdd inches, with ee pie De inches, Pere (gees, size 20x33 inches, with 1j- with the Tercentemary Celebrations:\u2014 His Excellency the Governor-General to be admitted a member of His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council His Royal Highness the Prince of Waleg held an Investiture at the Citadel yesterday, and, on behalf of the King, conferred the following honours:\u2014 His Excellency the Governor-General\u2014Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.Colonel John Hanbury-Williams\u2014Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order.The Hon.Lomer Gouin\u2014Knight Bachelor.The Hon.James Pliny Whitney\u2014Knight Bache- John Georges Garneau .~Knight Bachelor.Sir George Drummon der of the Royal Victorian Order.The Hon.Adelard Turgeon\u2014Commander of the .Yesterday was the great day of the celebration, it being Champlain day and a civic holiday.It is estimated that fully 76,000 visitors were in town ' yesterr'ay, and the city presented an exceedingly animated appearance every minute of the day and night.PRESENTATION OF ADDRESSES Naturally the principal feature in the day's events was pres formal welcome of His Royal Highness the l'rince of Wales Yiy Mayor Garneau tnd members of the City Council, and zr brfors the hour fixed for this, ait of the programme, thousands 4 congregated around the Champla\u2019s Nonument and vicinity, in fact the ontire space between Dufferin Terrace and the Court House was necked with a solid mass of humanity.Two stands bad been erected for the accommodation of the distinguished visitors \u2018nowy in the city.and every ance of your loyalty and devotion to hin person and to the Crown.His | Majesty.as you well know, takes a most lively interest in all which conj corna_ the prosperity and happincss of his French Canadian subjects.His Royal Highness then read the following reply in English: \u2014 | T have now replied to the nddress | which it has given me so much pleas.\u2018ure to receive, but, standing her» by : his monument.I desire to cid a tew | words in appreciation «! the memory | \u201cof Champlain, and of satisiaction that | such a distinguished Company should \u201chave assembled in hie ciix «> de ; honor to the birthday o: Queer.i | Our minds are fall of thoughts of Champiain, the founder of those wonder : fui events in history which haves lol lowed from his fo! t and determination.But, I myself, a sailor, fresh - from _@ voyage acrdss the Atlantic, Vi-inch hemstitched hem or kmot- an extra special quality ot © | 12h pluie hem, culy 400 ju this ted fringe, regular price 500.Fri- atly reduced price.Friday | lt, rare value at the Friday day Bargain, each.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.0G{C argain, each.2%¢ Bargain Price, each.14° am Ctl © .Hosiery Specials For Dainty Women UR famous Hosiery Department offers for Friday the following extra special values in Ladies\" Summer Hose.Buying as we do.in immense quantities, direct from the world's leading man- gt ufacturers, we can, and do, offer values which cannot be surpassed in Can ada.We i ! visitors as weil as customers to take advantage of there Friday Bargains of ours.80c Value 4 for 98c 60c Value 44c 60c Value 44c Ladies\u2019 Fine Openwork Thread Ladies\u2019 Fine Black Thread Ladies\u2019 Black Silkoline Hose, Hose, red only, sizes 83, 9 and Hoee, with rilk cloci on site German goods, finest make, sizes 94.beautiful quality, finest make, | Sukles.sizes 84.9.9] and 10, \u2019 double heels ond toes, regular | °#- 9 4 and 10, regular price regular price 60c.a pair.Fra price 60e.s pair.Friday 8e, a pair.Friday Bargain, 4 Bargain.lor.wad was occupied.Special arrange: ictori .r if Bargin.eee.secs - gain.44C Pairs for.os oe.88.: ments had been vo Royal Victorian Order.also like to think of your hero as ft RUN een mee sens GRE BRIM crn ns ete ÂGE PAID HO ns ace ; the thousands pren from \u201cromaine Byron Walker, Esq.\u2014Commander of the Royal the able and intrepid navigator, brew | on the special platform erected for Victorian Order.ing e a Leep, ing | .+ \u2018 a i lands, and unconsciously helping ee iba, wad die coude Joseph Pope, Esq\u2014Commander of the Royal to lay the foundations of the great Friday Bargains in Ladies\u2019 W hitewear civilizations of this Continent.His | HE Vhitewear Department.on the Ist floor.is alto famous for values which cannot ba match.Victorian Order.bee police detachments, assisted by the A dr BQ i .Whi vi v i i 20 a detective force Dow in this eity.à Brig-Gen.William Dillon Otter\u2014Commander of MR TER me prose à 0 cs | Sie from \u2018ome of the largest Mite wens Farromes mr Conan, Poronnsc of Ladies\u201d Whitowear o'clock and among the latter were: \u2014 the Royal Victorian Order.international inf).| .e, and it ie ables us to offer you by far the best whitewear values we have ever offered.These goods are ® The Duke of Norfolk, Lady Grey.Honoré Julien Jean Baptiste Chouinard, Esq.\u2014 from vhis intermuu, spot of ur | ail fresh and new.Field Marsal Far) Hobarts.Lord Dud- Companion of the Most Distinguished Order of Saint i eS i éietinguieh- | Fr Fairbonks, Vice-Presidant of the Michael and St.George.ed representatives of France and tbe | Underskirts Nightgowns Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cambrie Un- y Ladies\u2019 Fine White Cambrie test relations between nations, has derskirte, lengths 38 to 42.trim- Nightgowns, lengths 56 to 60 | specially desired me, as his represen- med with two rows of insertion inc front, opéine, vote ark tative, to convey to you Mr.Vice end lace edging, regular price and insertion, reg, i President of the United States and to $1.95.Friday Bargain\u2026.\u2026 08° il : Corset Covers Fine White Cornet Cavers.sizes 34 to 40.neck trimmed with tor- chan lace and front with embrni- dery insertion.rez.price 30e.Friday Rargain.cine rev Î Me United States of America.The King, whose earnest desire is always to promote the best and clos- United States, and Mrs.Fairbanks, Major General Pole Carew and Lady Carew, Sir I.A.Jette and Lady Jette, Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lady Laurier, Major Mott, acting A.D.C., to Vice-President Fairbanke, Sir Arthur Bigge, Sir Charles Fi trick, Sir L.Lieut.-Col.Arthur Percy Sherwood-\u2014Member of the Royal Victorian Order.Lieut.-Col.Alexandre Roy\u2014Member of the Royal Victorian Order.price Friday Bargain.78c Gouin, Sir J.Whitney Lady Whitney and Miss Whitney, Sir Geo Garneau, Mayor of Quebec, and Lady Gamean, Sir Francois Langer and Jady Langelier, Marquis de Levin, ; Marcuis de Levis Miripax, Count | Mostoniin, Lady Langelier, the Lord Bishop of Quebec and Mre.Dunn, Mgr.Boy, Mgr.Mathieu, C.M.G., Judge wn +.blauçhot, Sir C.A.P.Pel letisr, Judge and Mrs.H, C.Pelletier, Judge and Mrs.Carroll, Nr.and Mrs.R.L.Borden, Judge, Mrs.and Xiu Cannon, Mayor Oliver, Toronto, Mayor Boott, of Ottawa, Mr.Godf Fawcett, Admirals and officers of fleets now in port, members of the Senate, House of Commons, Lagislative Council, and members of the Legislatures of of several Provinces.As Lord Roberts appeared, accom: panied by Colonel Dennison and .Sir Arthur Bigze, he was given a most enthualastic reception, which was later on renewed w Lisut.-Governor Jette, Sir Wilirid Laurier, and Mr.R.L.Borden made their appearance.The rtreets from the Citadel to the Court House were lined with troops, while the \u2018th Richlanders of Toron- tp, tarnished the guard of honor.their piper band playing the royal salutes re a arrival and departure of ro four s\u2019elock sham His Royal Highness, accompanied by Earl Grey + lé CASTOREIA.id at lowest one way fret el TSS 00 0 3 re 9 fn 1 gt to roturs vasfi Monday, August \u20182vd, Seen ur 4F A be - Quaranteed, with fair usage, not to \u201ccrack\u201d or burn.\u201d > Ask ce For MAGI » Çalsÿonia Water > THE ABSOLUTELY PURE TABLE WATER Bottied, in Sterilized Bottles, at the Celebrated Caledonia Springs, | SOLDEVERYWHERE.Caledonia Springs Co., Ltd, Caledonia, Ont.M.Tim:nons & Son, 90 and 92 Cots d\u2019' Abraham, Agents for Quebec., + Richslieu & Ontario Navigation Company Tercentenary Arrangements MONTREAL DIVISION From the 23rd to the 27th inst., both days inclusive, the steamers the Montreal line will sail at 11.00 p.m.SAGUENAY DIVISION Visitors to Quebec should not miss the opportunity of visiting the wonderful vein River, one of the world\u2019s greatest trips.Stesmers sail daily at 8.30 a.m., and passengers have the privilege of occupying staterooms the night Before visitors who may not be able to secur?ac- dition to the: foregoi b commotation \"ut any of the.otels will be provided with meals and berths on any of the steamers remaining in port.for rates and information apply to of M.P.CONNOLLY, 48 Dalhousie street.SAMUEL DE CHAMPLAIN That hardy and persevering navigator, founded our city 300 years ago.Just as Quebec is one of the oldest cities on the American continent, eo our firm, established in 1867, is one of the oldest business houses in the city.Throughout our caresr we have ever intained an excellent reputs- tion.We handle everything in grocery line.Camping ord?re e speciaity.WINES AND LIQUORS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.M.BOYCE & SON, Established (856 19-21 Cote d'Abraham.Telephone 204 John Darlington, Registered THE MILITARY TAILOR Opposite Post Office Lo Plaids, Laces, Ornaments and Rank Badges in Stock.MEDAL RIBBONS on A AFTER THE TERCENTENARY \u2014\u2014 GO TO THE \u2014 ¢ NEW HOTEL BRANT BURLINGTON, ONT.Canada\u2019s Leading Summer Resort splendid Fishing, Boating, Lawn Tennis, Bowling Green : Aacqmmadation for 500 Guests.V, De SANCTIS, Propjuly 23x3 COAL Scotoh (Hard) Anthracite Coal of Superior Qaality, Suitable for all Domestic Purposes.We are now booking orders for this celebrated coal foe delivery turing the season.We strongly advise you to communieate with us at once regarding this coal.We do not desire, as an act of courtesy, to publish herewith ths names af any of our customers, who highly recommend this coal, but we can refer you to those who buy it im large quantities, and who will never we any other Coal as long aa they can obtain Sootoh.A.K.Hansen & Co.Removed to 82 St Peter-Street Phone 363 \u2018 Quebec Aquatic Sports.Programme of tte to be held on Monday, the 27th July, in the hare bor, rain or shine, starting at 2 p.m, sharp :\u2014 Ist race\u2014Whalers from British fleet, 5 oars, 2 miles, 2 pm.2nd race\u2014Four-oared akiffs, local 2 miles, 2.15 p.m.3rd race\u2014Launches from French 18 oars, 2 miles, 2.30 p.m.4th race\u2014Cutters from American Battieship New Hampshire, 12 oars, 9 miles, 2.45 p.m.: 5th race, Cap Blanc skiffs, 3 miles, 3 pm.on race\u2014Cutters from British fleet, 14 oars, 8 miles, 3.15 p.m.7th race\u2014International race foe brats representing the three fleets, 12 oars, 3 miles, 3.30 p.m.8th race\u2014Gigs from the British Geet, 6 oars, 2 miles, 3.45 p.m.° 9th race\u2014Whaleboats from French Beet, 9 oars, 2 miles, 4 p.m.10th race\u2014Pinnaces from British fleet, double banked, (2 men to each oar) and band of music in each boat, 16 oars, 3 miles, 4.15 p.m.11th race\u2014Watermens' licensed bonté, 2 oars, 2 miles, 4.30 p.m, 12th race\u2014Ice canoes, paddles, 2 tticn oc ail locs] eves will close Entties for al te on Saturday, 25th\u2019 et at 1 pm, and must be made to the before that time, at the offica of Dobell, Beckett & Co, 138 St.Peter street, any time between © an, and 1 pm.Thureday, Frida; and Saturday.Entries free to ail races.Valuable money prizes will be given for each event.Starts will be made from points below the Breakwater and the finishing line will be opposite the King's Wharf.Competitors must be at the starting points fifteen minutes before the time named for their rece.All non-competi craft are requested to keep clear of the course.Starter\u2014John 8.Thom.Judge of Finish\u2014Mojor T.8.Heth t ages on Boat\u2014J.K, Boswell, G, C.Seott, W.A, Homa, Dr.Gaudreau, Judges: decision in all cases to be final, W.A.HOME, Secretary Aquatio Committes, BASEBALL TWO BIG CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES \u2014 AT \u2014 HARE POINT GROUNDS, ST.ROCH ON FRIDAY, JULY 24th snd SUN DAY, JULY 26th THETFORD MINES vs VICTORIA of Levis \u201cill.commence at 8 each day.: \u201cThe Galle o'clock P.Mjuly 23x3 BENNETTS Wesk Commenciag Mendey, Jety 208 MATINEE DALY VOELCKEL & NOLAN'S DIXIE MINSTRELS BEST OF ALL STAR NEGRO SHOWS 30\u2014REFINED JOKERS\u20143¢ Daily at 2.30 and 8.30, PRICES, Night\u201425-5(-75-81.00, Matince\u201425-506.SPECIAL Saturday, Mat.and Night, Grand Championship Buck Dance Contest Open to all comers, LAURENTINE HOUSE SIs NEAR MYER QUELLE WHARF, OPPOSITE MURRAY BAY trains per day 1.C.R.arrive .Long distance telephone in the house.Fine sea ba: clean sandy beach on in spec hoses.ating and Gshing.Rates pirates Single room m6 bourd \u2018 ay.Two où room with board $1.80 per day sesh.Apply to A.DONALDSON, Lessws & À River Ouelte Basel PA Dp Ne © tye snputarsl \u2018ations or = intense, and Two on bath june.2021m.an et ~~ - Jl ~ = / \u20ac Ê\" qULY R1D 8, mcm A eS rae \u2014 - .1 = \u201cgmp, .\u2014 FOR NEW Can | TO REXT \u2014 Æ CO UMMER REQUISITES [LOSE SILE \u2014 ARE E FALSE s tom Por tari parma | 3d re\u201d ant mates 2 Place Flannel Suits, Grey or White, { Faney English aunel Vests, Combination Uadershirte in While of apply to L.P.Label, See's Troma, | every ri for ety.Flagnel Trousers, Grey or White.White Plan chat pure.Oclorsd.od 81.fous Road about \" This Lingn Jane Trousers.Silk asd jette t Abirte, | Balbeiggés Asrter Cloth, Silk or Cash WANTED.IVE MAK TO OPER- voiles Toll Gate.For anneal Blazer Coats, Blus or Striped.Colared.ners, long se } Seove .sad leg ate Vending Machine in .Re apply to dohn lumare Bath Suite, White Celtular Cricket Sbirts, ) : © | muperation , work light.Must | wood Cottage, \u2014op=mre ination Bath Suit\u2019 with Skirt, Fopbinaton | Striped Bath Towels.Oxtord ahd Zephyr Neglige Shirte Linea Duck Hate and Caps.{ Ancot St Hunting Thee Fadia) and Gent Light Klpacs Gute, Black Grey.Lies Lines veus Ca a ve pu Long Ties à Bpecñalt ti .\\| .; le Knitted Ties In Oh Colors.\"LAFRAN anufse Re White Duck Pants, Flannelette Pants & Coats, oe Coats Faney Vests) = Outing Shirts, Lédther Belts, And as General Line Flanmet Neglige Shirts, colors te matoh Ladin\u2019 and Gents\u2019 Summer Boating 3 wea for Boys\u2019 snd Men's Bik aod Leather .te.nel Bilk and Listen Soft Collars, Boys\u2019 and Men's White Running Pan ured any English Goods Only; CE & MULLIN Go to HUOT'S for Your of Génts Furnishings, tors, te.Boys\u2019 White or colored Cricket Shixts.| Latest English Collars only.Bathing Costumes for ladies\u2019, Gents and Boys, Bath Robes and Towels, Sweaters, Linen Hats from 25¢.up.Cotton Ties, .Hats and Caps » - GASPARD HUOT, ** ff\" foes\" GOMMUTATION TICKETS yet aby © \u2018 YOU DON'T DODGE FACTS.Why not wake up.To the fact that you are often duped by unseruplus dealers in pawning \\ af something JUST AS GOOD as TIMMONS\u2019 Ginger Ale, Soda Water, Ginger Beer, etc.When you ask for TIMMONS\u2019 see that you get it, it won\u2019t cost you more than the inferior.We don't tip parties to sell our drinks.We sell on their merits.: EBEC, M.TIMMONS & SON, 9B ROASTING THE BUTCHER de what is dons daily, either because bie meat quality bas {alien down or a prices have gone wp.icon si fluctuate, but quality mordat Fr FIRST-CLASS MRAT MARKET offers daily juicy Def, tender Steaks and Chops, Lamb, CornPal Pork, a CR Hams ean Reena expertly handled Agee] and deliversd in prime oendition | mo ouf je-chosis te as bot prices:\u201d Gfve nee tritlan fe atsr RECEIVED.Fresh Creamery Batter.00.so Ib Le pI.} ri | A A 4 Fresh Rage.cee wren Île.à des.A.DOMBROWSKI, Champlain Market.*u-th-sat.A Clear Soft Skin 2.720%, veer, on Sv pure Bong.an smeiltent Seep.lid -ALVERT\u2019S 0% Carbolic Toilet Soap, san be dans lawasde keeping the shin shé eméoth, enly thé purest meterisls #0 10 Make it, IMMding 5 sonsin! emollient $84 Crystal Carbolio ise good for the skin, +5 rente \u20ac 1.160, box, 2 all Dragpitts, Sand foe our fran BeskMA A30w his and our ather spesialitios.(RG.Canvant à Gr.007, Dorshester Swen, Menrntas RY NY EES To be bad in Polate au Pie, at Joseph Warren's frst otore.Very {oteresting exhibition of these goods.Table covers, Portieres, ste.Ask for samples, These goods can also be had at D.Morgan, Tailor, and the Little Shop, Be.Louis etreet, june.28xtill 25 sept.NOW ON SALE \u2014 VIA \u2014 RICHELIEU & ONT.Mv.CD.\u2014 70 \u2014 BAY ST.PAUL, MURRAY BAY, : CAP L'AIGLE AND ALL OTHER POINTS OF CALL, : Travel by/Boat and Keep Cool THOS.COOK & SON Summer Tours to World, all Parts of ths F.S.STOCKING, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET GeR'IRR and 3.5 Agent, Wedding Cakes Best Quality and Artistieally Finished.Jellied Monts, Turkeys, Fowl, Baiads fod other requisites that go it « recherche, and dainty wedding 3 breakfast.Our Tos Cream Sodas are delicious, try ase.R.J.WINFIELD,] .Caterer and Confectioner Phone 170 126 St.John St RE ET] Art EAD JOHN OAKEY & SONS.Lid., Wellington Mills.London, Englandbre te term meet Tercentenary Books, SCENIC SIFGES AND BATTLEFIELDS OF FRENCH CANADA, by Katherine Livingstons Mae pherson.TE LAND OF THE MAPLE, by Btewart.TRE FIGEHT-FOR CANADA, , Woed by Wm QUEBEC UNDER TWO FLAGS, by ot LITICAL NNALS OF CANAD, by A.P.Cockburn.A SPRCIAL EDITIONS TRE SOL 00 PE TE MIGHTY Gilbert Parker.Louer The Tercentenery View Book of Que Official Pro» bec, the arcentenary line of Tercagiengramme and a full ary Post Cards, T 0 P.J.Evoy's Bookstore, 107 SE, JOBX SEÈREC re rates Paopla have to become \u2018 with Finck bebore they believe fa de and they are lucky it they got a chance, Claire Fontaine MPORT WINE and The Finest Brandy at .Qavalid Past, Cui OL Dalisaty Pads, p Canvido Part, Royal Private 3task Post.Amaatillato Shaery (thr vory flat) ; Kinoral Waters.lnaluiiaz Apdlinacis.With Rye, MApenta Casabaux.Contrazeville and Vieay.H.BEAUTEY, 22 Fabriqus Strest, Cusbos SHERRY WINE Rida Moisrats Prioy t Employes -of .C.PR.Do Honor ah) Mi oy oid PRESENTED WITH © IN ADDRES As already announced, Mr.Fd.Reynolds, the retiring district superintendent of the C.I.R.was presented by the members of the «taff with a handsome illuminated nddress and a June of gold, The address read as ollows : Ta E.Reynolds, Esq.: Dear Sir:\u2014\\Ve, the undersigned, employees of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company, who have worked | under your jurisdiction, wish to express our deep regret on learning of your severance as assistant superintendent of the Quehec Section.a responsible position in which jem have acquitted yourself honourably and worked most energetically.During the thirty years you®have been identified with this division our company has achieved a world-wide reputation for enterprising progress- ivenets and on the whole has enjoyed a period of exceptional prosperity.As à loyal and assiduous servant of the company this phenomenal development Has been a source of great gratification to you, \u2018and it affords A plessant reflection to know that you have heen permitted in your particitlar BOARD.\u2014-FOUR OR FWE GE men can have comlortable board\u201d very a csronable hé in a pri Englioh-epeaking familv, bouxe oi ed in a very desirable id beautiful view of River BS.shout five miontes walk from eurs (limoilon Siation | or minutes from forchester Bridgedress, \u201cBoard.\u201d Chronicle office.TO RENT\u2014NICRLY FURNTI rooms, five minute from Prontena-: | modern le bathe, hot water, sleet telephone.Convenient to Mrs.Wm.lonohue, Union Building 2 Ursuline Lane, \u2018 To FURNISHED HOUSE for sammer mobthe, con eleven rooms.with all modern veniences ; gallery satending on .rides.Situmie corner of ml] (or to Road and Park Avesue 5 Bignell, 68 St.Peter street.\"3 75.! Plains nf Abrellam).Apply LET -SONE FINE ROOMS the muser wason.Freeilent and dice oiry reoms.Good at all times.Apply at ones, J.home by mail.We assist in secoring employment.For free information seni] stamp to National Railway | Training School Inc, 376 Robert St.Room 112), St.Pant, Minnpan Tina MEN AND WOMEN WANTED TO duates earn twelve to might del.a weekly: help secure pétitions.Catalogue free.Noler Barler College, 119 Craig Street West, Montreal.MAN WANTED\u2014WE WANT A GOOD live man to assist us in interesting in- vestora in a new nil development com- and stops for ane hour and a qharter at Montmorency Falle on the return trip.Réery pare of interest is pointed out by the guide on hoard, A Baderoptoriat Brother cunducts the party, about the shrine, : jlyl3se.0.d.\u2014 nee RIFLE EXHIBIT AT CHINICS.On an oblong board.with a hack- ground of green plush, there in in: played with fine efirct, at the brmrh of Chinic Hardware Store, Fabrique wirent, hall à doren Hoss Kiflen of the latest patterns, for target shooting or sporting.Among them thers in a fine military wenpan_ a fae Mark Xa, 2, built accardine to Canadian Govern spécifications.Anather, =n straight pull Model M.Sporting Rifle, which can be utilized for target prac tice or sporting, The length of harsel onh he made either 22, 24 or 26 ineh- es, and the muzrle velocity is 2000 feet per second, capacity of magarite, tive onrtridges.The showing of them rifles in such an effective manner at such à time, shows the commendable business apti- tide this firm possess, and the vieit- ing military enthusiasts and -vortiog tourista are invited AN inspect the rge selection of rifles the ( ardoare Store carey in atock.- etree RUSH TO THR FALLS.Tha voual = aumm sh to Kent Ronse, Montmareney: Falls, han net in, and this favorite visort is again at.tracting great crowds df visitors and : city folk hy its delightiul beauty.Ae an instance ol Lhe populatity of Kent House, it may he vited that oa Sun ! day Inst the elevator carried no lems than 6,000 people, who 10 escape the heat of the town had rma down to enjoy a breath of fresh: niv nt this cool and harming resort.7 WANTED MAFTEL - 25 WAITRESSKS FOR Paguet's Porn Food Restauraot.Ape ly at once to the Steward, 4th Finor, he Paquet Co, Ltd.107-173 84, Juseph street.WANTED- APPRENTICES AND AN.sirtants for Mantle and Dress Making, Glover, Fry & Co, WANTED.-TWO OR THREE WoO- men to work hy the day.Also two or three voutha an bell boys.Apply, Si, Louis Hotel.: POSITION WANTED.-A CULTUR- od young Quebec Jady.thorowrhly competent in both English and French, desiree position as travelling com.penion, secretary or governess.Highent references.Please addrees M.J., Chronicle Offiee, Quebra, WANTED \u2014 STREKT SALESNEN for relling a fine Souvenir Album, Very liberal commission.Apply te Gro.Fraser, Mountain Hill, No.44.et = re tas WANTED.-OFFICEK GIRL OR BOY, Address Box 13, P.O WANTFD.\u2014A WOMAN, ALSO A girl\u2014girl must apeak both French and English; mine he nent and tiny.Ap: ply immediately at 107 Bt Jobs street, WANTEN\u2014BŸY SALESMAN TN HATS and furs, situation\u2014ten vears ex; fence.Peat references.Apply, * this office.go to Island of Orleans for be sve me.Apply te PF.8 On cities.\u2014_\u2014 WANTED AN EXPRRIENCEDXURSR for child of two years old, willing to py owning 20,000 ncres oil and oar free in Canada, Ten oil wells: will be jt down at one.A good mau jean make two or thres hundred dol- \"lars per Keek for the next few Imonilie working for us.Address Russell & Company.Room 047.Traders Bank Building, Toronto, Canada.learn barber trade in aight weeks, | furtiacre.! ouette, Rigoustte\u2019s Hotel, Lake Beott® port.-, ?LET-THF GROUND PLOOR Be Masonic Rall Building, coveri arsz of about 25x50 feat.\"Palin heat] with most modern hot Suitable for a bank, war or other business requ cious office room.Apply to A.Seilert, Recretary.| For sais | FOR BALE \u2014 EXCELLENT jvais residence at No.579 St.J atreet, havin, , electric sod cold water, aod all i g : provements.The house and barn over $10.000 and has a growsd surement of 45 x 187, or over 7, fret.which is valued at $1.50 foot.To a prompt huyer this perty will be disposed of for $16, Apply \u201cX.\u201d (hin office.MEN WANTED.\u2014RELIABLE MEN fn every locality | throughout Canada to advertise our goods, tack up show- learda on trees, fences, bridges and ali conspicuous places, also distribute Ce hag matter.Commission or salore $53 per month and expenses IS por day.Steady employment to {good relialle mea.No experience ne- legesary.Write for particulars, Empire Medicine Co.loudas, Ont.\u201cAGENTS WANTED | PORTRAIT AGENTS AND PAOTO- graphs.\u2014Kolarged Portraits finished for the trade.Work guaranterd and cen right.Write for catalogue.rirait Supply Co, 74 Dundas street, l Toranta.== 7 zoamd.\u2014\u2014 rar BAY VIEW ROUSE, RITUVATED ON the shore of Lake Negantic, P.Q.one mile (rom town, P.R and Q.C.:R, station and cteamer on lake.Open let June.Beautiful scenery.1,700 frat tahove san, first clans asvmmodation.j Apple, W.E.Smith.! +0 LET 8150.00 TILL.CLOSE OF NAVIGA- Vion, idenl summer cottage, completely ! furnished, adjoining groumla, ea Tadonaau.pit, 8 , shuntioy, boating.Daily steamers, Apply Mise Russell and Jones, Tadoussac.JU RENT-ONE UPSTAIRS WINdow commanding a ouvgnificent view of Nikitery Review and March Past, also three windows with view of street parade after.Applr at the cottage.(near St.Louis Toll Gate.) ROUONS, MONTREAL - TOURISTS and others will find large well furnish.ed, all convenimoss, locality | first class, very central.72 MeGiil Collage Ave.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TU RENTON HATH ROOM FLAT, large, well [urmichel bedroom, in atrbetly wivate lamily; in close viein- ity to first class boarding house and to hotels, near Frumtensc Park, eto.Apply 24 Febery street.USTURNISEED 44 coTTAGR To t until September, containing om.beautifully situated \"ogi Foye Road, § of a mile from cars.Adtrots KE.D.Sewell, Villa Montcalm.TO RENT-8 FURNISHED ROOMS clos proximately to all leading hotels 34 Ste.Angle street, Upper Town.YACHT FOR SALE \u2014 MAGN vent sailing yacht, of American (struction, 43 fret long and 11 wide.Bailiant 7.000 The, Tron keel.All new rigging.all in ; condition, including interior * f ! Proprietor wishes (o purchase a Î ! yacht.and will nell the above at conditions.For particulars, graphe, price and ot Avply tn Mr.R.P.TeMav, Archites) 174 d'Aiguillon etrest, Quebec.à | FOR SALE\u2014SHOW CASES, jent smlesmen.All sires and from $7.00 to $10.00 pre foot.L | A.Demera & Co.Malle Champlain, FINE PROPERTY, \u201c8 | Micknal's,\" on St.Towis Road, { miles from Maple Avenus, com jabout 48 acres, with cottage, | buildings, &e.Apply on the prewdsin | FOR SALE.\u2014- TWO PROP {One at Cap Rouge and the other Dergerville, near the city.Por ticulars apply to LaRue & Notaries.28 Si.Aun Street.COTNR FOR SALE.\u2014 OLD rare coinn of all countries.arme, printed views of 11890, Apply to St.[1094 and 1096 St.Telephone 3507, MOUSE FOR SALE\u2014BOUSE | mevly oronpied by the Rev.Mrwitunted on Bi, Cyrille strom, Maple Avenue, orcupying 12,500 of ground.includieg forte.42 84, Louis Street.lephone FOR BALE.\u2014 TRE BRIGHT mannfarture and ali in Canada most attractive prortien) and selling novelty sign on the Write to-day for spæial terms.dress A ht Riga Co, Indians, U.S.A.PROPERTY FOR BALE.Allee, splendidly built hal | house an los 60 x 17% fut, finished in oak and in frat-clase Kriension kitchen and pan vante\u2019 stairrése, etc, ete.All i vements, Full partienlars Taïve, NP, ¥ Cook + 1 i PA Quetree.* FOR SALE, DECORATIONS, o have to dispose of à let of tions, Piags.Poles, Paper Wooden Shidds, Cotton aed Wi Busting, with Fringe.(hives een ete amore T0 LET-UOUSE NO, M8 RICHE.* terne, eto, otc.The lot or lien shone, containing : Jurnished | wit re i di room ercentenary.te ; and Tight, p ue one at | Rotel.3.Foreman, far from ity.rontai jh - cy SF room at \"teary ronvenivmn Ap.| NUSINSS NOTIONS ply by phone Ko.1182, ; ERALE BOUSES 71 RORAB TO RENT - A GOOD | por sa tient horse B,J.emitable for riding or ond\u201d of (ho very highest driving, also rarriage.Price $4 = will receive fut Tl rs day.Apply Dr.Bail, 109 Mt, Aen 81 | TH 0 UR Tol, care À met rt En Bamberg, Germany.REXT.\u2014A WELI, PURNIARED, contained hows, wear Maple Ave | \u201cReon aNGE STOCK TN ve, with evey ov, odatale: | 4g arioultural compa Laat ng seven rooms, bath room, 4.To yours poid 10 pie) le Artes ams TORE | Ing or indicia] shack.oe a y , Ma BATE Be tae ES PA .[HE CHING HARDWARE CO.St.Peter Street, Lower Town Branch, Fabrique St, Upper Town SPORTING GOODS Trout aud Salmon Rods is all ee the renowmed BOIVI .> os, Reels, Lines, Baits Tents, Blankets, Rubber ghoess, Paddles, Oars, Duns, Te Bods and Chal XC 13 ST.JOHN STREE?AND wre Mountain Hill | and Notre Dame Streets Ë S.J.Shaw & Co.&2 Cognac Fournier Purity, strength, and a rich, rare, full flavor are all combined in this high grade product of the Charentes.\u201cON SALE EVERY WHERE.\u201d L, CHAPUT, FILS et CIE., DISTRIBUTING AGENTS, MONTREAL.À TER QUEBEO ONRONIOLE ; ! } - SHIPPING NEWS ! ¢ 100960000000 000000000 ALLAN LINE.Steamer Victorian, Captain Picker ng, from Quebec and Montreal, for Liverpool, was 66 miles west of Malin Head yesterday afternoon.Steamer Hesperian, Captain Fairtull, from Glasgow, passcd Point Amour at pm.on Wermesday, Due in port this morsing.R.M.8.Virginian, Captain Vipond, from Liverpool, with passengers, mails and general cao, passed Father Point at 3.13 p.m.yesterday, and is due in port this morning.C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Montreal, Captain McNeill, from Montreal and Quehee, arrived ab london on the Znd instant.Steamer Jake Erie, Captain Carey from Liverpool, with passengers and weneral cargo, passed Cape Magdalen at 6.40 p.m, yesterday, and -ig due in port this evening» | Lo When the RMS.Empress of Ireland leaves here for Liverpool on Friday, the will have on board ths Inrgest o - number of second .and third-class pas- #nyers to leave the St.Lawrence this season.In addition to 160 saloon she will take no less than 200 second and 600 third, and at this time of the year ; the latter figure creates a new record lor eastbound travel.In epite of the era of dullness which set in at the opening, and which continues in passenger travel both aast and west hound, the Empresses mo far bave done : FORREST & SONS mlmon Rods, Reels and Flies, \u2018rout Rods and Reels, Lines and Files and Sats, Canoes and Camp Outfits.TELEPHONES: PPER TOWN, 573.LOWER TOWN, 44.After 3 eductions.THE MINERAL WATER OF THE EMPIRE.APPROVED BY ROYALTY THE RADNOR WATER COMPANY Mas by Special Act Bsen Appoiat-d PURVEYORS TO His Majesty the King JoS.E.VINCENT, Agent, 215 St.John St, Quebec ES pm.| well, one of the fenturee being the in- {creasing number \u2018of travellers from the United States, chiefly from the middla jond far wert.On \u2018some of the lines, | the falling off in west bound travel, particularly in the second and third classes in «quite noticeable.last year {wae a record one in each direction, and if this in to come within hailing distance of it, there will have to be a congderable incrense over the num- | bers now travelling.Among her ; raloon Pa Arrive Quebec.1.48 any end it was assumed that the |Q.B., L & P.Co.pret.110 108 (Week Days.) Royal Mall Lines.~ z Pending down of that decision ves- | Quebec 5a Conn 1» Nd Leave Quebec for Beaupre, 8.30, 11.30 2 arret e St.J -28 \u201c t i Nati \u2018slophone œ., 2.18, 8.18 and 7.18 9: M Leave Lake St.Joseph A D Bailing from Pier 47, North River, N.Y.terday vould Ce a ot | Bora.Textile, rel.es 85 a ind Baier 8h.Fonchim, at 8.30, 13:30 | Arrire Quebre.$8 \u2014 NEW YORK FOR BERMUDA \u2018 Dom.= am.2.15 and 5.15 P.M- I\u201d Sin S.BERMUDIAN sails from Steamer Frontenac ~ [owe increase of miling price late in Canedien Electric.68 60 Trier Heaupre fer Quebec, 703, 10.89 & Ma | arrive St, Reyes 1530 ax .si Torx SS AT Ith sud sth August the day.which reduced the previous | Conadian Electric, pre.100 98 vob, 3.08 7.08 and rons pom o These trains wi je Stations pa Ferry Between ques, Sillery asd 8e, | Advances considerably and made the BONDS, o Leave Bn Joni que es BL 2.15, 0.18 Thinmecial service will commence with the NEW YORK FOR WEST INDIES je closing tome irregular.Bonds were | Dom, Textile Series C\u2026 \u2026 83 (Bundsys.) Le it be comtes ip to au aciuding Fo Gi.Fhomee, ft.Croix.Bt.Kitts, Au Tha weather and circumstances permitting, | strong.Total sales, per value, 86.Cotton Leave Quebec for Beaupre, 6.30, 8.00 a.m., | day.July sist.1006 rtinique, Teste as fallews tmoreney Cotton Co.108 100 Q puss ators era.Ÿe SONVALD.© \u2018quenge | (80.000.United States bonds were ee Railway oem ow (x) ras 400 5S Be APTE Ne VE re ai eaeept Sader ot PAP.rt Mibnetamptiuett Woon.th July | \u201cpoo ol Yo A Mf.| unchanged on cell.Canadian Electric.: 1004 90 (Sere Quebec for St.Joachim.fae & me eta a] Ki A Taie yr \\ QUEBEC FOR NEW YORK | res 4 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.so ond an Quebec, Boo, 91s om.| BSI TIN ring 0 Anche Rio wil Calling st Charlottetown and Halifan, ze È X \"| Quotations furnished by Mi Nen Leave St.joachim for Quebec, 7.50 a m.elite for sale at se Andrew Street Sts.Be.TRINIDAD.ryth Jur, 8th and 2404 | feo BX Qo le & Co.93 St.Petes dS Stein iain: al others are eloctele | at\u201d Chatasu eens and at ay Hoe .118 F X Street, Quebec.; porvous TR 8 ectric Car connecte at Masta) Jet ith | Pater aad sicepiag Cr on atte = 4 \u201c 9 D Oures In| com: reserved 8 \" St.Lawrence Line Thee oatresl, ue a Pt ity, Menta) and Br er.rg in Mattel Coit, \u201cAsylum, ec Frain il \u2018sot ER Cuetec atten The Twin Screw Tron §8.CAMPANA, 1.708 | from St.C.P.R.or _oraremese 1 100 \u201cia and Afecs oF dunce Fiscocses.fe press service on all trains for small pack: | oe GUY TOMBS tors, intended to mil frem Quebec, instesd of 5 À.M.5 uumons avaser enesesmes: $1 per.x ix tor $8 \u2018One will ploase six Cones, meats, etc.Rate, § cents and : Au Soon, ah Jaïy,11th and 23th Aag.for Caspe On Saturday night there will be a trip | Minn.& St.P.RR.1168 1164 \u2018cure.Bold by all or mailed in cording 10 Tt | Genersl Freight and Passenger Agent.' Basia, Mal Bay, Perce, à River, Sum.| fom St.Reged and Sillery to Quebec st 7 | Montreal Strest Ry.175 178 n pkg.oo of price.New pumphiet For alt other mation apply to the \u2014\u2014 merside.Charioïustows ap 4 ae ook r, to Bt.Joseph and St.Ramuaié | Toronto Street .99 964 | Permey in fe XN Superintendent.£DW.A.EVANS TT ma\" \u2014\u2014\u2014 as excellant accommaedation \u201cOBES.| Lith Electric Tramway to Levis.Twin City R.T.Co 2 ea fr EE J.A EVEREL VAE SANS, F o ted h y Ee EE ois nite Railway 40 39) QUEBEC CLEARING HOUSE, me 0 LL ENTR 1h .= su) FR on sailing day caly, Bali ax Tramwy Co I 98 (Total Jor the week ending En HISTORIC AL B ALL ne LS TRAIN For lurtèer rmation apply to Bt.John Ry.Co.a me nary ro BE HELD ON ! pg ane Steamer Orleans ssi pie ponding mosh uit year io : ; ! FOR NEW YORK, BOSTON and A £ GUTZKBRIDGE beer pate\u201d Havana Electric Co.prel.oe ing reat i oa | | ask YOUR crocer ror J Tyasday the 28th July, 1908: .or | ne he maar Der | Ban Paulo Ky.Comme Balancer.er 2 362,796 ! ' | PORTLAND.v8 Steckier, 3.Rome.Jr.ricket Agente | fens will run daily ss follows: A Richelieu # Ontario.wr ances.head MENT H | Tratne Lasve Leste, FROM QUEBEC.FROM ISLAND, | Monireal L., H- .Co.cal WHITE MOUNTAIN EXPRESS 6.00 4° . Dec.61} 63 61} 6} | wasro, Lowa amv Raat | Those in Pageant, oem Oats: \u2014 | \u201c ! QUEBEC &p LEVIS FERRY On end After the 29th June, 1906.PRE UKDERNOTED TRIMS WILL BK mentioned ralimars whan: Faas votes (Sundays Excepted) weather and clreum- Lanrentide Pulp Cowasces permitting.Leurentide Pulp Co.QUEBEC LEVIS Duluth SE & A.Ry.ae va .300 p.m., making daily service.' md 35.and lady 92.50 ACCOMMODATION Pot Sherbrook: d intermediate Ristorica tume necessary for all 6.50 NS y eacept Saturday, ate om.; TS à ; | except invited * those allow PIRAINS ARRIVN AT LEVIS\u2014Boston Em 112008; New York Limited; 1.30pm; Boston Pulimeu will be placed on New York Ltd, at .and Sept.447 Hf 448 5d CORRESPONDRNCE S0LICITAR BF 8 438 44h at Claire Fontaine.\u2026.{od in gallery.; ; 3 ren & A.Ry.Limited number of tickets will be is | White Mountaiu Kspress.9.17 p.18.: Accomme.Intercolonia] Railway.Steamer Champion |v 88 & A Ar.v= NOTICE ri ai a 000 for | Sat a rormation pr rumen reo : ! gentlemen and .50 for lady.vation.spply to ¥.%.Stocking.32 St.Louts 8t n Doininion Iron and Steel, pref\u2026 \"25 Mr.M.Lortie is not in my employ, 0% ocean Limited to 5% ocean Limited Th & d all Ocean\u2019! | \u2014 A A yaad a! ¢ Montreal.from Montreal.On and after 19t Janene, time All historical costumes outside of ee a 8.8.Lines from Ca dd United States.and cin | at 60).nor is he authorized in any way to : = fio to Camp) n13 fom naiifer, enmptances e'emamer vil um | Spd United Raïlwat, 25 at 40.| THEO.HAMEL'S CLOSING LETTER | make ony collections for me.hore te the.agent mo oy ga eee pr vo son.| Foy rom SAM ame! Power, 25 at 054, 25 at Ju York, Jul The market de G.H.GORE, July and approved by nem boiors tie | Temiscouata Railway 1038 Éprees to Lite | PP ES EN Loup.AM 1 Nova Beotia Rtesl, 25 at 474.[eloped nd stocks, and under influ- Pairyman.ticket io issued.TIME TABLE 14s Bor to Mon: 1145 Through Kaprew FM | Richelien & Ontario, 10 at 75, 40 | ences of London, purchases of twenty |.= Le Canadiere.NEUVILLE BELLEAU, Taking Effect June 23th 1906.Lm from alifax.at TH.thousand shares om balance, with ex- | july B23.03 St.Peter Street.EXPRESS Cre Connors.N_ A.a 120 Rxprem ver | 1.00 Express | from ti Twin City, 100 at 914.; Lemaire commission house absorption july.10x6.0-4.t0 15th.MIXED Leaves Riviere Jo Low se Rapress | 415 r an LITE : the general stock list.New high | \"mmm OT rs 2 5.M ue ora son.| 51s pra 0 Seppe 760 Petrontite on LM.o Pri LING LES EE À | records for he year wer easily pi Bo have di their sh do LY.viens dy gee: snl treat.Me § trig env vate , Neuville ean hieved.one controllin actor | who have disposed of r shares were ul , ho Pl y 119 Ocean Limited te has Repel from \u201crom Pen igOn Mester, Tuesdays.| 7 Co.93 St.Peter Street, Quebec.| in the trading was the \u201cdechion in | calling in loaned stocks in order to forth Shere Mail and Passenger Mia Baiis except patrie = Halifax.Littie Metia.Tha Touedée for ier\u2014 Mond ake deliveri Ww All y - rom pie ays, Wed.Fhone 946.the Standard Oil cate handed down make deliveries.0 & W.advanced Conneeting at Edmundson Je.with Quebse Central\" Railway.nesdays.Thursdays and EVE New York.July 38\u2014The bull move | yesterday, Many brokers who had | sharply on the report of a large Service, pes Ÿ pp EE EDS 43 pe 10 White Ea ° trom! Ths ve weamer will make & tip fom | TEAL ¥OO continued with vigor in advising profit taking turned to | outstanding short interest in t Joe XB Hope e, stains and n end oe LE er vo a0 to Eve clin D | to-day\u2019s stock markw with advances the view that this decision warranted | London market.Copper metal was = And at Riviere du Loup with all Tatersoko 2e Pere sstcié.% uy oF sajeriog (re dir on the ves | ranging from two to four pointe io | further substantial advance.The higher in London and Electrilytic is miel Ry IPT nation, fold 2 pray tre 2 Biro | TERR SET AEE | ethan pion le and fom to | outing topel of socks has | ben) SRS cm ane | wd FRET LEA 0 IT pe New York.9» re from PU point in the low priced stocks.considerably increased recently and it ducers at 13 cents at advance ne D.h.Lindy, Se Teend tne pn Hout g DE everything traded in made | in claimed that leading market in.| recent hgurss.The Bank of England | oD Torinay Fuge Trunk t, the bond t h been disposi f 1 rts reserves of nlightiy rt Grand Rallwsy Borer.En me continuing.Or | ration of their holdings.There oie week, the Bank of Bombay rv.| THE ST.LAWRENCE Wars Dave.partment also continuing to share in : 1 ; 2 5 - x a atashquan Ein Bi | Fara Bn ER TEEN CEE NES Sav i À nt.! 6 Runreos te tbe) Gop Bapressfrom the we was conducted on 8 larger ecole than | the loan cro use some holders | (ili probably make à favorable show- | R.M, S.Savoy Canadian [00 10% 0.Lh \u2014 - 3 2.- - ing.$280.000 in gold was eent to ae sip Yall from the .0 i i ; CAPT.J.B.BELANGER.DAILY SERVICE Fa Peas wel This steamer will sail on Canada, making 8080.00 within the ! TR 149 te 11.18 Mail from the few daye.Nothi + i i oe | sunday, 2006 Jui 218 WE OFFER : Ee Ee ey | cree Bafveen Quebec and Montreal Li AM.a.m., for Nort ore Ports.Canadian Northern, underlying 1st\u2014é's eC.ti » wv oe 8 North _ Shore Porte ae far as Eequi- PY STEAMERS 5 Mau te ae ven.|'i' prestige | Freight will be received Canadian Consoild, Rubber\u2014d's Pet a and singed that thay mr Pe Tt Anticontt, ¢ ana | \u201cWHITE STAR\" Capt.Langlois.: up to t at date at Pointe a Dominion Textile, Series \u201cD\"\u2019=-8's are now operating only at BS ta = other particulars only Te reigh IMPERIAL\u2019 Capt.Jean \u2018 Shawinigan Power ist\u20145'8 per cent.capacity.The United States HOLI \u2019 Caroy Whart.Will cali at i Rteel statement due next Tuseday OLIDAY BROS., ve at 4 o'c » es Gas S.S Li e : y ie 101 Bt.Pater St, | ae 'Fhrog Rivers and Soral, due a pe ® n Escoumains.At Prices Yielding 5% to 64% expected to make an unfavorable show : \"yd EL Ty oclock pom.Gm 00 Met wigs of $8 Gupasies for Gage | FOr further pprticulars ing.The fact that many stocke - \" 4 selling at ahout the levels of one QUEBEC, CHRO.NICLE.pee, \u201cacura Ty He * Mu tone Champlein Market, Vetornts Printed and tern on & hyd Ry opin herverds apply ant TRANSPORTATION ia W.GRAHAM BROWNE & CO.be given remeron ager, poy ce of rn $ que ° LANDING > 00.8 on dey o sefing.THE NORTH J Bond Dealers - - MONTREAL inclined to anticipate à more two.Daily.Save pw onsen Quebes +\u2014Cheulnard Whart | 5A Soi .WAECKAGE CO, LTB.esd for July List containing full partieniars.sided market from new on but pure | weakly, $row per samen, aqute \u2018 LOUIS LACOUTURE, Manager.: a Du ire, | 90-100 SL Paul SA Tol.10 opioid concessions should prove pra re Conor SX ERT) | Phone 2060 Ofes 5-11 Bolbousie Binet fue ® \\ \u2018 \u2019 | : > 3 2.~\u2014\u2014 \u2019 THE QUEBBO CHRONICLIN o am œ FRIDAY.JULY 84.120$ For Cigars, You Can't Beat \u201cDIXIE or CAMILLO\u201d You'll Say So Too If You : Try One.I PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Pavements and Sidewalks, in Conorete, Brick or Asphalt.All work executed by expert workingmen.J.A.Belanger & Cle., Mgr., 280 St.Joseph St., QUEBEC PHONE 8205 a - URL \u201cSIDEWALKS PHONB 8205 THE EW VEST- POCKET BOX OF «FRUT-H-TIES\" Allows Everyone to Try out These Wonderful Fruit Jules Tablets at a Cost of On y Twenty-five Cents.Put up in 30c.boxes only, \u201cFruitu-tives\u201d has in the last four years gained a tremendous and rapidly in- te try, They have heard of \u201cFrit a- | EVERYBODY pgans WHY NOT SEND THEM TO | GLOVER'S DYEING and CLEANING WORKS, HAVE THEM DYED AND CLEANED.\u201c 893-395 St.Valier St, EARS Phone 1810 To allow our employees to take part in and attend the Tercentenary Festiwities, our places ot business will be | closed at four o'clock on the Pageant days viz, 2ist, 24th, 25th, h, 29th and 3lst instomts, also on Thursday afternoon, at ome o'clock remaining closed till Friday at one pm Our customers are to note that our à will be open | establishment but threo hours on Friday, 24th,\u2018from one to four p.m.MECHANICS SUPPLY CO, QUEBEC.LAWN OR STEAMER CHAIRS MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS: | STEEL SOFA BEDS AND COUCHES D.S.RICKABY, \u2018Furniture Warehouse, i Undertaking Establishment, General Appraiser, [Phone 351 337 John Stee Carters Tariff By-Law No.402 TARIFF FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES ONE-HORSE VEHICLES By the drive\u2014Time allowed, fifteen Minutes :\u2014Far one or two persons, 88¢.: for three or four persons, 50e.- Time allowed, thirty minutes :\u2014For tone or two persons, c, ; for three or jour persons, 7c.By the hour\u2014For the first hour \u2014 For one or twn persons, $l ; for three or fonr persons, $1.25.Wor every subsequent hour :\u2014For one (or two persons, 7be.; lor three or four | 1, TWO-HORSE VEHICLES ° .By the drive\u2014Time allowed, fiftem minutes :\u2014Por one or two persons, \u2018B0c.; for thres or four persons, 75e.! Time allowed, thirty minutes :\u2014For Sue or two persons, ; for or Thos, Donohue Real Lace Novelties.Irish Crochet Collars and Berthas, irom $5.00 to $30.00.Irish Crochet Coaties, from $23.00 to $95.00.Superb Duchesse Laces, $20.06 to th, $750.00 a yard.Beautiful Roes-point Collars and Berthas.from $10.00 to $65.00, Carrick-ma-Cross aod Irish Point Laces Bra! Lace Handkerchiefs, Collar and Cuff Setts.Thos.Donohue 188 St.John Street.POST CARDS.ee tr Tercentenary Post Cards, Large Assortment, from 2 for Setsup to 25cts.each.Colored Views of Quebec, hun dreds of different views 2 CENT FACE views at ONE Panay Cards, comic cards, leather cards, birch bark cards, silk cards, Raphee! Tuck's naw historical and plate-view cards.Books of views and Tercen Albums.onary CHOICE LINE OF SOUVENIRS T.H.ONEILL, 248 St.John St The Ladies\u2019 Laundrymen, The fine muslins and ladies' gur- ments that cannot be laundered satisfactorily at homes we do up to look better than new.Ladies\u2019 Dresses, children\u2019s drossss, fancy skirts, ote, GIVE YOUR NEXT BUNDLE TO OUR DRIVER.PFEIFFER'S LAUNDRY Phone 523-524 244-8 MoMAHON ST.\u201cThe Lasadry That Knows Heu\u201d junel6ztu, th,satadm.tives,\u201d and of the benefit it is giving i to thousands, but some people hesitate to pay 50c.just to try a remedy that is new to them.It has been found, too, that many would like to carry a box of \u201cFruit- | a-tives\u201d in their pocket, so as to have ! them ready for regular use, and the Sfic.box is too large for that.To meet these needs we nave put out a new 25¢.trial size\u2014a neat.compact little box that can easily be carried in the vest pocket, and which contains tablets enough to last two or three weeks\u2014long enough to find out that \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the best remedy of the kind in the worid.There is now no reason why every person in Canada who suffers from Constipation, Biliousness, Kidney or Liver Trouble, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Skin Diseases, Indigestion, Dyspepsia or Headache should not try \u201cFruft-a-tives\u201d and get quick relief and eventually a complete cure.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d are concentrated Fruit Juice Tablets.25c.is all it costs to test the value of the most | successful medicine ever produced in Canada.If your dealer has not both the 25c.trial size and the regular 50c.boxes write direct to Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont, and we will send to you direct, MA.LASCELLES AND HIS STAFF Innumerable Difficulties Surmounted, and Success Crowned Efforts + Now that the first great Pageant takes place to-day, we must congratulate Mr.Lascelles and his staff on surmounting the innumerable difficulties which they have had to face and bringing everything to such a! pitch of excellence, May they meet with that unqualified success which they so obviously deserve, and to attain which they have made such sacrifices in every way.Quebec Can: ada, England and France owe a debt of gratitude to Mr.Laccalles such, a» can hardly be imagined.Mr, scelles is too well known to need any lengthy description, and his di | rection of the Oxford Pageant lasl year should sufficiently stamp bim { as the one master mind which can i undertake so gigantic a tfsk as this ! Quebec Pageant.His artistic con- i ception and design, his insight into history and his tireless energy make \u2018him unique.At his right hand is Mr.Dennis, his clever an engaging secretary, who has made many friends and no enemies during his stay in Quebec.Mr.Lascelles is algo assisted \u2018by his stage manager, Mr.William Parry.who has been for many years a director of the Metropolitan j Opera Company of New York.That Mr.Parry 18 used to handling large groups of players is evident from the efficient manner in which he carries out the instructions of Mr.Lascelles and his tact and courtesy invariably stand him in good stead, while he preserves an unusual presence of mind in situations that call for it.Ir, Parry has as assistant stage manage: Mr.J.McKinney of St.John's, and he, too, has a varied experience in such work.One of his chief successes was the staging of the \u201cJameson Raiders\u201d in the \u201cFiles year at St | John.He has long been connected with roller rink enterprises and il is noticable that he is the only man from the maritime provinces on the staff.Another assistant stage manager is Mr.Carrel, who has also hag a long connection with the Metropol: itan Opera Company of New York where he has been director of costumes and filled several other import ant parts.He has also been con nected with Covent Garden, Drury Lane and other places in the Old Country.The roperties are In the hands of Mr.J.3 Carey, subject of conrse tc the direction of Mr.Lascelles.Mr Carey has garnered his wealth of ex perience over the border, and has earned a great reputation there In the construction of public parks and features of amusement.Mr.Carey had charge of all the properties in the \u201cFall of Babylon,\u201d which scored such a hit at Coney Island.He is assisted in his arduous task by Mr.Ar thur Sheering.and the latter, too, has been connected with the Metropolitan Opera Company and several undertakings in the old country.1 four persons, 81.\u201c By the hour :\u2014For one or two per », $1.25 ; for three or four persons, sont ns.BAGGAGE For each trunk or box carried in any wach vehicle, 28c.; when the drive ex- osds hall an hour, hour rates to be : fractions of hours - e per cent ghall f rote above stab liobed - under yours of age ing on their te\u2019 or guardians\u2019 tap «ii be edmitted free of charge, land shall not be held es being inolud- \u2018ed in the word \u201cpersons\u2019\u2019 in the sald , and no charge shall be exacted travelling bags, boxes, or parcels \\ can carry by hand : ! ward drive wherever it oceurs in the snid tariff shall be held to admi: ptoprm =a within the time Axed for abl dives, ' M.J.J.B.CROUINARD, Oly Clack.\u2019 d.EUDON }'quéBEc.HEADQUARTERS FOR European Wines, Mineral Waters.French and Italian Olive Oil French Fine Productsnee EUDORE PAT RY 47-00 850 Jone, Quebes.At the dejenner given at the Norwegian Embassy, at Faris, to the Ring and Queen of Norway and Pre sident Fallieres, the Champagne u was G.H.Mumm & Co.'s Select Brut.NOTICE TO TOURISTS.Take the Parlour Express Observation train to Ste Anne de Beaupre and Montmorency Falls.Leaves Q.R.L.& P.Co.'s Station every week day, morning at ten o'clock, guide on train explains all points of interest.fuly2222.Fe-Awtatans Pron\u2019 Boerital, P te, \u2019 , 3 France.109 Crown re ri General Practicerr.X.Rare Teatmen rinary * Ofiice Hours, 1 %0 ¢ ade Telephone 3308.\\ | moine, Mrs.D'Arcy MacMahon, town, the guests of Mrs.John Clifford McCorkell, are in town, fiona of his brother-in-law, Mr, Ssort was ernwded dette j PERSONAL Mr.Robt.Mackay, ol Montreal, ls Mr.Colin Campbell, of Montreal, was at the Chatesu yesterday.Mr.and Mre.J.E.Aldred, of Mos treal, are guests at the Chateau.Me, D.J.Rayside, of Montreal, re at the Chateaugistered at the \u2018Chateau yesterday.Mr, Cyril Hutchison, of Toronto, le ln town on a visit Lo his parents.Mr.J, W.Robertson, of 8t.Anne's, is registered nt the Chateau.Hon.Judge and Miss Ouimet, of Montreal, are guests at the Chateaucreasing sale, and a reputation for re- markab e cures in every part of Can.Burn, Je Free Hes, hr nh During this time hundreds f pes [IY tie have seen asktey for a 2%.hex | Mr.and Mrs.O.8.Perrault, of Montreal, are registered at the Chateau.Harry E.Green, of the Eastern Township\u2019s Bank, Black Lake, 1s in town for the lercentemary.Miss Euphemia F.P is in town from Montreal, the guest of her brother, Mr.C.B.Page.The Misses E.and A.Phalen, of Fitchburg, Nass., are in town visiting their aunt, Mra.M.Murphy.Mr.G.T.Bell, general passenger and ticket agent, Grand Trunk ilway Bystem, Montreal, is in the city.Miss» Annis Kane, of Bergerville, better known as Mabel Wilson, is in town.Miss Beatrice Copeman, of Boston, Mass., is in town, the guest of her uncie, Charles Copemen, Maple Avenue.Mrs.E.Cloran, formerly Miss MA.Lyons, and son, of Montreal, are visiting Mrs.Wm.Cooper, Mountain Hill.Pa Nr.of.H.Walsh, Mrs.Walsh and family, and Mr.J.P.Hawkins, of Sherbrooke, are in the city for the , Tercantenary.Mr.and Mrs.J.P.Walsh, of Montrea], arrived in town y morn: ing and will spend the next couple of days visiting friends.Mr.and Mrs.Chaput and Master Chaput, of St.Charles Borromme, St.Montreal, are in the city and staying jon Scott street.Mrs.J.St.D.Lemoine, Miss Le an Mise Gormally, of Ottawa, are gueste at the Chateau, Mr, M.J.Walsh, Mre.Waish Miss Bussiere, of Montreal, are and in \u20ac.Kaine, 5 8t, Uraule street, Mr.Andrew McCorkell and his son, the Brown, 26 Julia street.Mrs.E.D.Henchey and Mr.Edward Henchey, of Concord, N.H., have arrived in the rity.and are the guests of Mrs.Michael Henchey, Contoy street, Rt.Rev.Dr.Duval, Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, arrived in town yes , and ie à guest at the Chateau.\u2018Mra.F.W, Hill, Mrs.W.W.Thompsom, Mrs.F.W.E.Wilson, Misa Kathleen [.oran, Mr.William D.Doran are a party from Niagarw Falls, are at the Chateau.Friends of Mr.8.Monaghan.city assessor, who hed the misfortune to fall and fracture a leg the other night, will regret to learn that he is rather poorly.Miss Lucy Platt of Buckingham and Miss Phoebe Lawrence.of Mobile, Alsere in town for the Tercentenary, the guests of Mr.J.H.Green, St.Johu street, Mr.and Mrs.Armand Lalonde, M?Pau] Lalonde, Mre.P.P.Martin, Mrand Mre.Jos.de Boucherville, and Guatan Martin, all of Montreal, are stopping at No.4 Ursuline street.Rev.Charles Gordon, better known as Ralph Connor, the distinguished author and preacher, arrived in town yesterday, and is the t of Rov.A.T.Love, pastor of St.Andrew's Church.Mme de Pasquall, the great Ameri can opera star, ban been honored by the Premier and the Executive Counofl by an invitation to attend the ball given to meet His Royal | Highween the Prince of Wales.Miss Ethelwyn N.Curry, of East Drange.N.J., granddaughter of Altred Hawkins, anthor of \"Pictures of Quebec with Historical Revollections,\u201d an interesting and valuable work dedicated to His Excellen the Earl of Dalhousie, a former Governor-Gen- eral of Canada, is here for the Tercentenary.: CEAMPLAIN PORTRAIT.To Secare One is a Chance of a Life time.Geo.Roeder, of Coney Island, N.Y, bas his coin machine which hs only operates at big exhibitions on the spot, as usual he is rolling out the coin as fast as he is able to handle them.Within the past 8 years he has visited every important city in America with his money rolling device.If fou desire to secure one you will find im at the Terrace every mominb for the maxt 6 days to come.The that you hand him he rolled out merve the date on one side, she other, the original dasby horse shoe in the centre a correct picture of Champlain.This ia A souvenir that you will carry in your pocket all the days of your lite.the lucky cont a memo of this great Pageant of Quebec.AT THE NICKEL.| In spite of the numerous counter at- tractime thie populsr amusement re.to capacity lant sight, and the quality of the show presented was of the nsual high order of merit, For the week-end the man- Snrment have secured an extra strong wish for amusement without the dis- enmfort\u2019 of the atreets\u2019 heat and duet will find it in this con] and well-ven- tilated little theatre.and feel wure that thoge who The nictures are of a superior qual Wy, two in particular, deserving more than ordinary mention.The story of \u201cThe Little Match Girl\u201d fe one that muet appeal to all hearts, while \u201cTa A Submarine\u201d is perhaps one of the finest piotures ever shown in Quebec.Other pictures chown ars, \u201cLove By Moonlight,\u201d \u2018Neapolitan'a Revenge\u201d Mysterione | Flemes\u201d and \u2018Trouble Bprciaition Radio | « Electro Medical | some Theft,\u201d the cnmedy being eo in- with the pethon os te Make terspersed M @ most interestion perfordance to Len 1 cent {apy Cafe in the Billard Room DOGTORS MISTAKRS Are said often to du huried six feel under ground.Bot many times women call on thelr fam{ly physicigns, suffering, aa they Imagine, one from ares another from Beart disease, ano rom Hver or kidney disease, another from nervous tration, another with pain here and and in this wa y t alike to themselves and + Sas go ing ot over- usy doctor, se; te diseases, Tor which je, Assuming them to be such, prescribes pili and forced, In mally oe oe Shen J orant oF the auuse of i PE, until large bills dre tient gets no bette rong treatment.but p proper medicine [recigd 1 thé cause monid toms ing out mort, intend of an netitu: mfor! ot isery.A well said, ates disease known Ts hail cu * Dr.Ploree's Faverlte Prescription (à 4 scientific medicine, ully devised by an experienced and skillful physician, nd adat ted to woman's delicaie system tis made of native Ang roan Icinal ots pag In ita Mes in ORL RGGI or 15k Iamah à à powerful Invigorating tonie *Fa vorite Prescription\u201d [mparts strength te the whole system and to the organs dis- tinetly femfnine in particular.r oyer- worked, xornout run-down.® debili- tod hers, roltif dressmakers, \u201c8 rls,* house-keepers, mothers, feeble women gen- catost oarfbly boos.Sane a a > hy cordial 834 Testorative tonic, As a oh and hening Ine Lr Brea ora cated and is lovaiusble in allaying and subduing nervous excitability, Irritability, pervous exhaustion, nervous p! ton, neursigia, hyaterla, spasms, Bt.Viips'a dance, and \u2018gther distressing, nervous mpto! commonly attendant oy! eon functional and organic disease of th: It Induces re ing sleep a uterus.gars relieves mon nxiety liver and bowels.\u2019s Pleasant Enay to take ss sand.FRENCH AND BRITISH TARS Fraternize Joyfully und Wave and Cheer Each Other's Flags.An incident occurred ulternoon, while the big crowd in the vicinity of the Laval Monument was waiting for tbe historical procession to get under way, which created a great deal of enthusiasm.It was a striking proof of the entente cordiale which at present exists between France and England, and as such it appealed with peculiar force to the descendants of the two nations, who composed in a large measure the multitude assembled.Through the middle of the crowd came a crowd of between twenty and thirty French and British sailors.Some were arm-in-arm, while some had their arms sbout seach other's necks.The French ssilors waved British flags end the British sailors all held aloft the tri-color of France.They cheered each other's flags, and seamed to be having the time of their lives.Their cheers brought a ready response from the crowds which thronged the streets, and there was quite & miniature demonstration of mutual good-will all round.Pageants to-dav, Plains of Abraham, at 5 p.m.july.24x2, FIND EXHIBITION OF TROUT.In onr windows yesterday we had a splendid exhibition of lake trout caught at lake Edward in Mr.R.Rowlev'e fivhing preserves there, This wonderful leke seems a never-ending source for these large fish, which are 0 noted for their great cameness.Mr.Rowley certainly deserves every auc- cess in bin ventures at this great lake.The trout in Question were very much admired hy the multitudes of people who passed by the Chronicle office yesterday.J.A.LAPOINTE, 230 JOHN STREET Three extra men.expert in ladies\u2019 hairdressing, including the famous Marcel Wave.have arrived at the above establishment and all orders by telephone, or otherwise will ba attended fo with this firm's usual promptitude.Telephone 1701.Pageant to-day, Plains of Abraham.at 5 p,m.july.24x3.\u2014\u2014 TERCENTENARY NUMBER EXHAUSTED.The demand for tbe magnificent Tercentenary Souvenir Number of the Standard has heen so great that the publishers are forced to announce that they cannot further supply the trade after Raturday, the 28th.Visitors are carrying the + Standard home with them in large numbers to show their friends.The Chateau Frontenac Hotel has opened a first class tempor- nursin erally, fu the equaled ss an appetizing where good meals will served at the usual prices.CONCERT DE GALA.t Saturday, July 25th.1908.1 The committee would point out that the doora will be kept closed rigorously and without regard of person during the mance of of the mme.The audience should be seated by 8.15, so as to fer: mit of arrangements for the entry ol the Royal Party being carried through.Full perticuinra of the arrangements will be published on Saturday morning.be Save Money and gain in health, by eating Grape-Nuts \u201cThere's a Reason\u201d Read, \u201cThe Road to Wellville,\u201d io .$460000000000000000000 Assortmen dues plenty of the easily laundered lace 8c.a pair, 3 pair for $1.00.lor be.PI $2.25 F.SIMARD & CIE WOMEN'S MUSLIN DRESSES oat er asiing les in women's M uslin Dresses are now being oSered ody .prices.nom 912.00.with Embr oidery end Val.Lace, regular $16.98, Dotted Muslin Dresses always sold 228.00, $23.00.Lingerie Dicasce that were 330.00 t6 $3500, now 022.50 and 890.00.Great July Oppdrtunities in Women\u2019s Whitewear t comprises elaborate as well as simply trimmed garments, fas ' kind in à ; always in 48c., to 34.50, worth 76c.to 87.00, corses Covers 38c.to $3.20, worth 80s, 40 SLA | Skirts Do.to 36.75, worth 0150 tp 38.00.hacaisse BB.92.50, worth 75e.to 83.76, wics Mc.to 88.00, worth 500 to $8.00, | | Suits and Waists Department 81.60 Tor Lown Weists trimmed with Embroidery Insertion and lapse.requlas; that were 84.25 for worth $3.75 for $3.49.' Women's Silk Stockings every conodvable color, style or- lis, embroi or plain , a4 very popular price 5.ope work, dered Lisle Thread Hose Plain Black Lisle Thread as good value at Bôe.for fabric is to be had in gray, black and red, regular $1.98 Silk Lisle Hose ain end Openwork Silk Hose, black sud variety of colors, regular for $1.25.F.Simard & Cie.142 St.Joseph Street, St: Roch In Hose for women, This popular .8 parr, of Mrs.D.R.MURPHY hab juet received the latest and most attractive styles in Summer Millinery, Ladies\u2019 Summer Suits, and Ecru and White lingerie and Point d'esprit Lrestes , ew Tailor Made and Lingerie Blouses and Shirt Waist Suits.Ladies\u2019 Lawn, linen, and Silk Skirts, and Lapn and Silk Petticoats.New Veilink, Fancy Neckwear, Gloves, Handkerchiels and Underwear, Mrs, D.R.MURPHY, Phone 22 46 Fabrique St \u20ac BLUNDELL'S METALLIC GALVANIZING PAINT MIXED READY FOR USE.This paint is manufactured from pure Aluminium and It Stands Exposure to Sea Water Sunand Weather The Standard Rubber Paints Made in fourteen Shades and Mixed Ready for Uss.Without an Equal for General Outside Work.For Samples, Poss, etc.apply to ARTHUR POULIOT & COMPANY, Phone 1486 105 Mountain Hill, Quebes Tercentenary Special.Cotton Flags, 10c.Per Yard.Bunting Per Yard © ALL COLORS.A Specialty for the Celebration \u2014t Opposite.Palace Hill » ue i - a Bunting Flags and P.J.COTE."]
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