The Quebec chronicle, 8 août 1908, samedi 8 août 1908

[" The Weather.Lower St.Lawrence asd Moderate to! trash winds, showers local thunder storms.Golf 1 and res The Quebec, Chronicle.4 Temperatures.Maximum and Minimum Tempers tures:\u2014 Montreal, 4.76; Quebec, 62.68.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, AUGUST s.1908° Start the Day Right by Eating \u2019 for SHBEDDED WHEAT breakfast with milk or cream and a little fruit.It is a muscle building food, easily digested by the most delicate stomach.\u2019 Puts Vim and Vigor Into tired nerves and weary brains BOLD RY ALL GROCERS.0 CHANGE IN - THE CPR STAIKE Fompany Stated to pe Making Gains and Many Men Applying for Worki (Special to the Chronicle.) Montreal, Aug.7\u2014Matters remained quiet in Montreal to-day in connection with the Canadian Pacific strike, no Ymove of importance being made by teither side.The C.P.R.still maintains its attitude of official silence, while the men apparently have nothing of importance to give oui.It is, however, claimed by those in & posi- \u2018tion to know at the C.P.R.that the reompeny is making docided gains, and that every day which it continues to \u201cearry on ite business without being hampered by the strike means that much loss to the strikers.It was etated to-day by one of the C.P.R.men that the fight is not one between the company aud the union men, but between the company and the unions, since the men were unwilling to ltrike, but were induced to.go -out by their leaders.In fact it is \u2018 3 ated that already quite a number of *%tho strikers, especially the older men, bave of their action and applied to.the company for reinstate ment, in each case the men being taken RE ca var\u201d gn go ° at ; us shops today was besieged by msn in search of work, but most of these were skilled laborers {or whom there was no © opening, the skilled mochanice who ap- Pied were given work.men in charge at'the Angus shops state that the strike bas not seriously crippled their work, especially in the car de partment, where several of the shops are running a: though nothing had ppened, an in department D Lee be plant there aro enough men running.The strike ofthe roundhouse n.cn has not \u201caffected tke running of trains to any extent, in fact it is stated that none of the trains have been delayed by this eause, in the east at any rate.The places of the strikers were automatically filled by other employes fa- mailier with the work, and aithougi the strike has caused a good deal of inconvenience that is as lar as it has one.The company is evidently determined to ses the fight through, and is takipg steps to secure the men necessary io carry on the work of the shope.They have received plenty of \u201cGers of mechanics and men from various agencies, and feel confident that thay will be able to readjust their forcos so as to keep the business going.In fact the goneral opinion at the company\u2019s headquarters is that the strike is already practically defeated.In that case many of the strikers will find themselves in a very uncomfortable position, as there is no great demand for mechanics, and the C.P.Rmill not be too anxious to give em- t to men\u2019 who have deserted t as the men here did.Many of those now striking were making as high as 4100 a month and even more, while \u201ctheir strike pay only amougts to $6 a week for unmarried and for mar- Te anipoz, Angst 7\u2014Re bei inniper, Anguet 7\u2014Reports being .received nt the headquarters of the C.P.R.strikers show that the C.P.Rls réplacinz mochanics with Jap work- wen on sll sides.The report is admitted to be correct by the company's of- Bcial from Vancouver and Mountain Rise that Japs are being shipped r y.are said to be most « eompatent workingmen.Strike break- # os are arriving from Chicago in®spite of the law against importation under æontract ol aliens.© Æoronto.Aug.7\u2014A strike of the O.P.R.telegraphers is not so likely has been indicated.Report has it t the award of the conciliation Deard, to be given out, is favorable 4D the men.The point ht jssue, how .in merely the dismissal of a dation agent at Megnatic, and it is mot thought that an adverse decision © matter would make much trou- F Bome men don't even ity to teach de top because they prefer company.Tee sometimen canior to catch » than it is to let go.on GRAND TRUNK - PACIFIC RAILWAY Will be Running into Edmonton by \u201cthe Middle of Novem- © ber Ottawa, Aug.Mr.Ri-hard Grega, appointed by the British Government to look for trade agents in Canada for the mother country, is in Ottawa.A deputation representing the Civil Service Association waited on Sir Wa Laurier, Hon.Mr.Fielding and Hon.Sydney Fisher to-day to ask for a nuiform method of reclassifying the various departments of the public service under the terms of the new civil service act.The deputation was com of Messrs.Kingston, of the Public Works Department, ard R.H.Coats, of the department of Labor, and was accompanied by Mesars.Robert Stewart, M.P., and J.T.B.Caron, M.P.Consideration was promised.The Grand Trunk Pacific Railway will be running into Edmonton by the middle of November according to Mr, Collingwood, C.M.G., the consulting engineer, who has just returned from an \u2018inspectiag trip.A total of 675 miles are pow open from Winnipeg to the Battle River and in about a fortnight trains will be in operation.Between Battle River and North Saskthere iv a gap of 112 miles, af Fwhick, will be rapidly fivished as soon \u2018ss the bri construction is finished.On the motion from Edmonton to Wolfe River good progress is made and one stretch of it, about miles, will be bnished by Christmas.From Prince Rupert eastward about 100 miles the work is largely complete.There were 55 deaths registered at the City Cranics office last month.Of these sight were from whooping cough, sight from consumption, two from diphtheria and three {rom typhoid fever.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SCALP OF PREMIER ONLY Montreal, Aug.7\u2014Hon.Jean Prevost yesterday denied reporte that he had made rather startling announcements with regard to his opposition to the Gouin Government.- \u201cI never declared that I was opposed to the Gouin Government,\u201d said Mr.Prevost.\u201cfut 1 did sey that J was a Liberal and was opposed to Sir Lomer Gouin\u2014that 1s quite different.Several Montreal papers quoted me as saving that I was opposed to Hom.Mr.Turgeon, but I never opened my mouth against the Minister of Crowm Lands.On the contrary, on many ons 1 have tendered him the homage of the deepest friendship.I have fhany sin- core friends in the Gouin Government, notably, Hon.Mr.Devlin.\u201c1 have decided to clear things up at the opening of the next session of the Legislature, and shail demand, of the Premier if it is true that he himself engineered the candidature of Mr.Nantel against myself in T .\u201cAs for ar.Bourassa, I have never spoken either for or against him, and before | decide upon my Course in that regard 1 must await to wee what course he will purswe in the Legislature.\u201cI regret that my words should have been misinterpreted, espacially where 1 am made to say that within six months Sir Lomer Goum wifi no longer be premier, and that I whould take & place in a new Government.With to.this, Hr.Prevost said that the following were hia exact words:\u2014\u201c\u2018I hope in the intersate of this vince, that within six months Sir mer Gouin will no longer be pre mier.As to myvelf, I have al been a minister and it is a Josition do not any longer envy.\u201d STRIKE AT A FUNERAL Albany, N.Y., Aug.7.~An unusual tight wns witnessed here to-day, when during the progrves of a funeral drivers on the carriages suddenly jumped from their seats and refused to pro- oved unless the driver of the hearse, whom they claimed wes a non-union man, war replaced hy a union driver.The undertaker finally secured smother hearse and union driver.The body was removed from ons hearse to the other and further complications were averted.There is Rn hope for the bachelor who reads the marriage notices.LONDON rt Hele) CT ren È mr VU PURE UNSWEETENED \"BAL Lagu mroaTRns, DRY GIN THE STANDARD IS RDON'S CITY ALDERMEN Upon the Success of .Although thegprder paper of the City Council contained very few items last evening the meeting was rather an important one and considerable business was transacted.His Worship, Bir George Garneau, i and those present were Alder men Picard, Mulroney, Campbell, Galiult, Dinan, Laentier, urpeau, oley, Cummings, Huard, Barbeeu, St.Pierre, Mesvervey, Cannon, Verret, Lockwell and Matte.A letter wes read from Mr.A.Corrivéau, K.C., on behalf of his client, Alex.Langlois, of Ste.Therese street, St.Sauveur, requesting the city to repair the damages caused by water to the latter's property.The matter was referred to the city\u2019s legal advisors.A letter was also read from Mr.T.Levasseur, secretary of the Quebec Board of Trade, inclosing a resolution eas at the lost month] meeting of the Board, complaining Great Northem Railway Co.had not carried out its contract regarding the construction of its workshops in this city and requesting that the city should force the company to carry out its contract or to reimburse the city\u2019s subscription of $350,000.The letter was referred to the Finance Committee.A letter was received from Mr.Lionel Lindsay, secretary of the Levis Town Council, informing the Quebec City Council that Mayor Bernier and Alderren Fortier and Mercier bad been ep- pointed to act jointly with the Que beo Civio Joint Committee in preparing the Quebeu & Levis Ferry by- aw.A letter was also read from Mayor Brown, of Montealmvills, thanking the Quebec City Council for ite prompt action in ing their conditions for the water supply.: A letter was received from Mr.HA.Gwynne, editor of the London Standard, informing the city that while ing a print shop in London he hed come across a very old, and somewhat rare print of the de fences of Quebec, with a plan of General Wolfe's operations, and offering the same to the City of Quebec as a slight token of the interest which he and others took in the development of our noble country.; Mayor Garneau informed the Council that be had accepted the print with thanks and thet when framed it would be placed in ome of the City Hall rooms.A petition, signed by s number ot citinens complaining of the whistling noise made during the night by C.P.R.locomotives coming in or leaving the city, was referred to the Roads Committee.A letter, was read from Ald.Lemay resigning hia posilion as mem ol the Technical Schools, for private reasons, he having bern appointed to that position as representative of the city.s Worship read _ letters from H.Â.H.the Prince of Wales, and Admiral Jaw , thanking the Mayor and ritizens for the hearty re ception tendered them during the fes tivities.Before the orders of the day were called Ald.Galipsaukt: arose end in a very eloquent manner referred to the puocessful issue of the recent Tercentenary festivities which had been eulogized by the universel press, Imrtant events ppened duri the last threes weeks, which ad minence.It was well-known that since the first day that the ides waa conceived of celebrating the Tercentenary, the present Mayor of Quebec had hewn the man of the situation.However, His Worship bad, like \u2018all other public men, to undergo a cer: tain criticism which was malicious at times, hnt the great majority of the population had confidence in him and they were in no wey deceivad.In fact, those who were is critics at first, had finally to acknowledge that, il some would do as well.none, at least, could do better, and even the principal papers in Eu , the United States PA \u20ac Canada had to acknowledge that the festivities werw carried out in a most satisfactory manner.This was grincipally due to Ris Worship the ayor and his succeseful efforta had {heen acknowledged hy two of the greatest powers in the world, England and France, who, through a tame | sentiment, joined handa in this city to !bonor Sir George Gameau, by creating him a knight an an acknowledgment of his great services.He Jearure on behalf_ ot his colleagues, congratulating: Quebec's chief mag: istrate wpom the recent honors con.forred upon him and in conclusion took the opportunity of also _congratulating Mr.H.J.J.B.Chouinard, city clerk, upon she honor conferred upon him recently for the energy he had displayed towards the aoceestul carrying owt of the fentivi- ion, Ald, Galpesult was frequently applauded throughout his remarks.Alderman Mesvervey.who spoke on behalf of the Bnglish-speal Alder: men, stated that he would briet after the oloqumnt menver in which Alderman Galipssult had spoken.He would not let the nity pass, however, without congratulating the Mayor for the splendid success that had crowned bis efforts in celebrations would be ae de Mee» CONGRATULATED THE MAYOR bration and the High Honor which Has Been Conferred Upon Him PRAISE FOR CITY CLERK CHOUINARD ALSO at the | brought the city of Quebec into pro- don\" CT HEARTILY the Tercentenary Celeinto details, it was sufficient to say that the united press of Canada, Great Britain and other countries had voiced a unanimous opimion of congratulations for the successful manger in which the great results had been conducted.It had never before fallen ww the lot of a mayor of Quebec to meet so many distinguished citivens of the great empires of the old and new world, The city of Quebec was well and ably represented on the occasion.The highest honors hail been bestowed on 8ir J.G.Garneau when they elected him their chief magistrate, and now for his splendid services His Gracious Majesty the King conferred opon him the high honor of knighthood, and the French = Re public the Legion of honor and thé Council over which he presides to-day wishes him long life to enjoy his well earned honors.Mayor Garneau, on rising to reply, met with quite an ovation.He an by stating that he was profoundly impressed with the kind remarks of the members of the Council who had spol for the Council at that meeting, but he could not find sufficient words to express his thanks for all the good i said about him.He felt particularly happy on the occasion, as it was the first time that he publicly | received congratulations for the honors | conferred upon him.If the festivities had been a success, it was not only die to two or three at the head of the organisation but also to those who took part in the carcying out of the programme.Ii the festivities were such a success it was due in a reat measure to the efforts of the ity Council who had supported the idea wince the very beginning.As everybody knew there was one man in icular who deserved more praise than pmbably all others and that was the Governor-General, Earl Grey, who has been since a few months past, iving most of his attention to the reentenary and with such a worker the festivities were bound to be a success.Hin colleagues of the Commission, the Civic and Tercentenary Committee glao deserve great praise for the work done, as four months ago very few people ever expected to have the festivities ready in time.Mayor Garneau, in concluding his remarks spoke very highly of Nr.Lascelles, who had for months past worked like a Trojan to have everything ready in time.He had been hono by the King of bis country and by France, but he considered that thess honors also belo to the members of the Council, of which he was the chair man.During his remarks Sir George was frequently applauded.Ald, Verret wuggested that the City Clerks give hin impressions of the feast, an he was ome of the principal organizers.The mggestions was well | received and Mr, Chouinard replied | briefly, remarking that like all other citizens the success of the festivities had gons beyond ail expectation, He also took occasion to congratulate Sir body, beside himeel, mew all the work that had been accomplished by Mayor Garnesu.The orders of the day were then proceeded with, only ome commitiee report being submitted and adopted.Ald.Cummings gave notice that at the next meeting he would move that j report na to the paving of St.Ann | street and D'Auteuil streeta.Ald.Cannon moved that at the next meeting the City Treasurer make & report as to the financial statement of the city on the 2nd April last, whether or not there wan a deficit in ex iture.* Id.Picard, seconde! hy Ald.Cummings, moved a resolution regarding the recent death of ex-Mayor D.B.Brous stay, Hie Worship adding that the de- censed wan one of Quebec's most hon: orable aml prominent citizens and |\" hly esteemed by all, Id.Picard, seconded by Ald.lan- \"tier, moved a resolution to the effect | pleasure the officin! communication of the Mayor and Municipal Council of | Hyeres-Éirouage manilesting their sym- \u201cpathy with the City of Quebec in the !Teroentenary fensta and also for dele- | gating their Chief Magistrate, Mrfrandelie to the festivities.George Gamaau and added that no- | pur (the City Engineer make an estimate ! that, 4he City Council enregieters with |.| to the cable of sympathy from ODEL § Cyl 1s H.P.1.©.b.Woiiæeville, soc first requisite of à Ford car.sell it and onr Whatever a car, regardless of price.gratitude of the City of Quebec to the sinter City of Toronto, as well as the well-merited praise which the citizens of Quebec unanimously tender to the worthy representatives of the Toronto | Municipal Police.| That copies of the present resolution | be forwarded to His Worship the Mayor of Toronto and to the Board of ! Police Commyjssioners of that city.1 Before the resolution was adopted, His Worship remarked that every citizen of Quebec spoke in the highest | praise of the Toronto Police detachment to whom they owed a deep debt.of gratitude.No finer body of men or no better drilled detachment of police | was ever seen hers and their splendid work was highly commented upon by | citizens and strangers.Ald.Verret asked that the meat inspector be under the cha of the Health Committee instead of the | Market Committee, and as the law | provided for this, the change will immediately be made, | Ald.Huard, seconded hy Ald.Bar beau, moved that the City Engineer | prepare an approximate estimates of | the cost of a public bath on the northeast side of Victoria Park, the building to be constructed in wood with metal roof, 123 by 60 feet.The Council then adjourned to 4th September next.PRESENTED WITH PURSE OF GOLD Enjoyable and Interesting Event Took Place Last Even- A pleasant! sveding was spent ves.terday at the residence of Mr.Jules Garneau, Collins street, when a number of citizens were present to meet Mr.W.Hay, Manager of the Quebes Decorative and Floral Co., who returns to Montreal to-day.The evening was a most enjoyable one in all respects and Mr.Garneau mede a most exemplary host.Among those present were Messrs.Jos.Myrand, H.Bogue, Edward Psquet, D.Watson, Ed.Lamonde C.Faguy, J.Garneau, W.Hay, Jules Garneau and T.W.S.Dunn.At eleven o'clock a sumptuous supper was served and during supper, Mr.Garneau on behalf of a number of friends presented Mr.Hay with à rilk se well filled with gold, the recip- tent thanking the donors in a few well chosen remarks.Mr.Hay has only been in Quebec a short time but during his few weeks sojourn in tbis city, has made a la: circle of friends.As Manager of Quebec Decorative and Floral Co., he has considerable to do of late decorating the streets and buildings and has given each his customers entire satis faction.\u2014\u2014\u2014 LOSS OF LIFE LESS THAN 20 No Further Danger Anticipated from the Forest Fires in B.C.(Special to the Chronicle$ Victoria, B.C., August 7\u2014In .nse ing Edward by Earl Grey to Premier Me- Bride, for the people\u2018of Fernie, the Ald.Picard, seconded by Ald.Campbell, moved that the Council regretted | to learn of Ald.Lemay's resignation | from the Technical School, hoard ot, directors, and also moved that he be laced by Ald Galipeault, \u2018 \u201cFe motion waa adopted.Ald.Picard, seconded bv Ald.Gali- | ult, moved and it waa resolved: \u2014 at the Quebec City Council desivem to express the gratitude of the citi- vena of this city towarde Hia Worghip the Mayor and the members of the Board of Police Commissioners of the City of Toronto for the great eer vice they have rendered the City of | Quebec by thrie action in lending the servicen of @ numerous detachment of their Municipal Police, whose perfect discipline, \u2018attention and diligence in fulfilling their duties, were of the greatest help in the maintenance of peace and order during the celebration of the Tovcentenaty of the founding of obec.That this Council records in ita minutes the expression of the I tion for his generous message of »ym- Premier has sent the following mee- sage for Hin Majesty the King :\u2014 \u201cPermit me to request Your Excellency to comvey to His Majesty the King, on boball of the people of British Co- : lumbia, their deep sense of gratifica- patty.\u201d Latest reporte point to the loss of \u2018life being less than twenty, and fur.| ther danger in not anticipated.Relief in being distributed and perfect order i in kept.Dr.Eagan.proviacial Tealth | officer, left to-day for the scene of the disaster.| Montreal, Aug.7\u2014The Royal Trust: Company this afternoon received a telr-ram from Lord Strathcona, who sailed for Fingland by the Empress of Britain, instructing it to donate the eum of 96.000 for the relief of the Fer nie fire sufferers.CASTORIA.= Xd You fem Aware Sout ene | Wn but if the car had been in any Way inferior the demand would have dro off with excésdiny Instead we are dow working a day shift and a night shift to fill rie ipl 5 suddennoss.Remember, the low price is only possible because of the quantities manufactured, and quality is Ford We cannot make a better car no matter at what price we might decide to peering and manufacturing forces are of the highest order, ord car will do on its initial : J better after twelve months\u2019 use, and at any time durin, of the car it will travel any road that any other car will lot they cannot ; 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THB UEBEO; OH RONIOLES > The Quebeq Ghronicle QUEBEC, AUGUST 8, 1908.UNPATRIOTIC + There has been so much said officially and non-officially, in the speeches of prominent personages at public func tions and in the editorial comments of the press about the inauguration by the Tercentenary fotes of that millennium when it would be no longer possible to make appeals to racial and religious prejudices for political purposes that the Government organs find themselves in a very unpleasant and embarrassing position by being thus practically debarred, for a time at any rate, from the use of their accustomed weapon at a critical time, with the general elections pending in the Dominion world, and Mr, Jean Prevost threatening to reduce Sir Lomer Gouin and Hon.Adelard Tur goon to a smaller handful of dust and {ashes than they would amount to if pansed through a crematory, in the local.They have, however, discovered as substitute, though the Montreal Gazette seems to think that the die covery is a convincing testimony that their wits have followed their morals on the way to t bourse {rom which no traveller rejorzs, and are now attacking Mr.Rourasta on the score of lack of petrioflsm because he did not attend the Tercentenary fetes, but went off to Belgium toi We strongly suspect\"'thb- \\inpa riotic part of the proceeding în {Ke gÿes ol: the Government orgats \u201cdid nog Jie in the i non-attendance \u201con Vo\" tenary fetes, but rather in i¥o wihdrhwal of bimeelf to Belgium, aot: Pt pur pose of touring, for thai can be made ! patriotic enough provided it is paid for liberally out of the public treasury, as Hon.Mr.Brodeur has amply demonstrated, but for the pucpase of | getting at, the truth concerning the | enisse electorale and the connection of Hon.Messrs.Gouin and Turgeon with fit, which is wicked and immoral, and.it it had occurred before the Tercentenary fetes would have been atheistic i al ; just at present it is only unpatriotic.| It may be unpatriotie, taking Messrs.\u2018Gouin and Turgeon to represent the patria, but some allowance must be i made for the indulgence of a little J pardonable curiosity which the general public shares cqually with Mr.Bourarea, and of which, it will be remem., bered, the Government eat showed ; some longuid eymptoms at oné time.After the court and the constituency had their innings and Hon.Mr.Turgeon claimed that he had been invest- od from hand to foot with a coat of impermeable whitewash of the most darling purity, the Government had a sort of uneasy feeling that there was an aching void somewhere, and was puzzled about the missing letter, the tenure of which was disputed, and \"which the recipient had so unaccountably lost.Of course there could be no hesitation in degifling.bggween Hon: Mr.Turgeon, À avon 26\u2019 \u2018TE pine, who after the severance of his intimate relations with the Minister in Belgium had gone utterly to the bad, and | developed atheistisal-{spslencies and an alarming _ dispositio fi to imitate Baron Munchausen.but thi opposition was hard to bring -po that way of i thinking, and the.Goxpmnnt issued à royal commission to set all doubt at rest.So far, so good ; but when the Government appointed its commission- ere it gave them instructions to simply hear witnesses and report their testimony to the Government, while, |if they had drawn any conclusions from that testimony, they were to keep them strictly to themselves.This the commissionera did, and when they had handed in the evidence collected the | Government in its turn kept that strictly to iteelf ; it did not even have | the evidence printed and distributed to .the members of the Legislature, it did not tell the members what the report anonnted to, and it dissolved the | House in an almost ludicrous hurry to | prevent any inconvenient questions | being arked.| Je is the Government iteell that vir \"tually declared that the question of veracity between Hon.Nr.Turgeon and Baron de L'Epine was not yet {settled by appointing a royal com- | mission to collect vvidenca on the sub- ! jet, and it in the Government itself i that has kept the question in Fuspense, and given room for further discussion by pigeon-holing the report | without taking definite action on it.\u2018There is nothing unpatriotic therefore in Mr.Bourassa\u2019s sesking to inform himself at first Land of thr merits of of the case, and there ia wothing to oe \u2018ject to in his conduct Liv the Govern: ment organs if thei: parity believe tint the Government in innocent, aud that lite innocence can be established.That i they are calling :Mr.Bourassa little | tree-cat names for seeking to onable | himself to do justice in a prima facie | evidence that they do not s6 helieve.| COOLING DOWN | Hon.Jean Prévost han accorded an- \u201cother interview to the representatives ! of the press in which he materially { modifies the language attributed to | him in a former interview, to which | we referred yesterday.He says now \"that he never said that he wan op pored to the Government, but only to Sir Tomer Gouin, which \u201cis quite different\u201d ; that he nover said @ word ngainat tho Minister of Crown Lands but \u201con the contrary, on many occa.| sions, tendered him the homage of the (deepest friendship\u201d ; that he has many \u2018friends in the Government, especially » \u2018 Hon.Mr.Deviin ; that be nover spoke a word either for or against Mr.Bourassa, and will wait to ses what he does in the Lagisioture before ke opens his th on the subject ; that be never lered that within six months Sir Lomer Gouin would be no / longer premier, but only said that in the interests of the country he hoped so.With regard to this Mr.Prevost said that the following were his exact words : \u201cI hope, in the interest of tbe province, that within six months Bir Lomer Gouin will be no longer Premier.As to myself, I have been already a minister, and it is a position I do not longer envy.\u201d And the eem- sational surprises that were to have been sprung on the Legislature at the\u201d next seasion are simmered down into an intention to ask the Premier \u2018if be engineered the candidature of Mr.Nantel against mysell in Terrebonne.\u201d Mr.Prevost now \u2018\u2018roars you as gently as t'were any sucking dove,\u201d and leaves the impression that he is in a terrible fear lest the alleged first interview should seriously damage his chances in Terrebonne hereafter if the powers that be are not placated.As for Bir Lomer Gouin he seems inclined to consider him a negligible quantity, who will probably imitate the example of Hon.Nr.Brodeur and retire to the Bench within six months.Mr.Prevost, it appears, has purely and simply a personal quarrel with Six Lomer Gouin for stirring up trouble, as he alleges, for him in Terre bonne, in consequence of which he has come to regard the Premier's retention of his position as injurious to the best interests of thé province.That is taking an exaggerated view, What Sir Lomer did to the Hon.Jean, or did not do, is scarcely a matter of great interest to the party: it certainly is none at all to the public, and the idea of making it the subject of an interview was an absurd and fatuous one.We qre by no means certain that the first report which Mr.Prevost now repudiates was so incorrect as he would make it ont 10 be.The ex-Min- ister was suffering from a deep sense of personal injury, and in a corresponding bad temper.He was not likely to choose his words, and it is ex- tremoly probable that he said more than he would have said on calmer reflection, and more than be recollect od afterwards.How for instance did Nr.Bourassa's name get into the re port, il as Nr.Prevost declares, he neither spoke for nor against him ?After all, it is not worth while die- cussing the subject.According to Mr.Prevost's latest version he was eminently successful in making a fool of himself, and of the public also.DR.PRINGLE\u2019'S VINDICATION.Dr.Pringle! is a Presbyterian clergyman in good standing who has lived some time in the Yukon.He is not a politician hut says he has been a Liberal.When, therefore, he approached the Laurier Government with the complaint that open licentiousness end other forms of wrongdoing were being countenanced by the Government's representatives in Dawson City he naturally expected that his representations would receive attention.Failing to move the Government that he had been supporting, Dr.Pringle laid the matter before the General Assembly of his church at the recent sitting in Winnipeg.Then the vials of wrgth of the whole grit machine were poured out upon his head.An affidavit was procured from a dissolute woman of the Yukon charging Mr.Pringle with impropriety.The depths of grit infamy in the Yukon were too much, however, for even 8 scarlet woman, and the publication of her affidavit was soon followed by her admission that her statement was false and that agents of the Laurier Government had induced her to make it for the purpose of destroying Mr, Pringle.A resolution condemning Mr.Pringle was introduced in the Yukon Council but mich an outery war raised hy the decent element of the population that it was not pressed.A resolution was presented expressing regret that the motion condemning Mr.Pringle hah been introduced, but the Commissioner, who in the tool of the Laurier Government, ruled it out.Mr.Pringle, however, stands fully vindicated in the even of the people of Canada and the Yukon administration is regarded with feelings of shame by every decent citizen of Canada, be he Liberal or Conservative, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM.Annual seaside excursions to Portland, Old Orchard Beach and Kennebunkport, e, commencing August 10th to the 18th inclusive, and id for return on or before August 3let, Special cheap oxcursion tickets will be issued by the G.T.R.Please refer to our sdvertisoment in another column.For full particulars and reading matter, apply to G.T.R.Agent, office opposite Chateau Frontenac.aug.8x10 VALUE OF SEAWEED.It would scarcely occur to one observing the tangled masses of seaweed washed up on the beach at the sna- shore that the swfl could have any commercial value.Yet seaweed is certainly not without its profit.On the British coast alone 400,000 tons of this weed are collected each year, affording a rich harvest to thd Tt peasants each year, and is made them into a valuable jelly.Bandoline and other preparations of a similar nature are manufactured from the samo material, and a wire «ssential to hat manufacturers in the making of straw hats is found in car- rageen.Two million pounds is the yearly crop.And avery man wants to clinb sbout three times higber thon he can ever hops to get.INCURKBLE HEART TROUBLE LOOKED FOR DEATH IN A SHORT TIME.- .Lee CE 2 E Entsely Cured by \u201cFru\u201d |., \u201cGentlemen, \u2014The days of miracles wre not all past and I feel that my complete recovery, from what A table death, is practically a mir- scle.Tauflered from severe I tion and Dyspepsia for nearly two voars.1 could not do any work became so run down and weak that 1 could bardly walk, I was attended by two experienced doctors.They bot! pronounced rly case heart failure and incurable, and 1 looked forward for death in a short time.I mot only had the doctors but after they gave me up I tried many remedies and treatinents but got no better.At this time my son asked me to try \u201cFruit-a-tives,\u201d and from the outset of taking these wonderful tablets J was better and gradually this medicine completely cured me, I took a large number of boxes, perhaps a dozen, and now] am entirely cured and I have gained over thirty pounds in .I am now so well that I have sold mv farm and bought acres more land.I make this staghuent voluntarily for the sake of humanity, and I am convinced that \u201cPruit-a-tives\u201d iss wonderful remedy that will cure stom- \u2018+h trouble where doctors and everything else fail.\u201d (Sgd) Henry Speers, J.P.The doctors were all Mr.Speers had what we call \u201cirritated heart.\u201d Indigestion and dyspepria completely upset the stomach.Poison: ous gases were formed which swelled the walls of the stomach and pressed against the heart.- \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d immediately atreng- thened the stomach, ineured sound digestion and regulated the bowels.were no poisons-mo noxious tares remained in the system, avd the heart was no longer irritated.Then the pain and fluttering stopped.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is put up in two sises 25c.and 50c.If your dealer has not both, write Fruit-a-tives Limited, Otawa.A.Macfarlane, lar Sunday service unday.Church Services.Chaudiere: \u2014Rev.J.N.A., Pastorat 3 p.m, every Indian Lorette: \u2014Seyvice i lish will be held every Sabbath Fra pm.in Kev.P.Boudreau\u2019s house.All are cordially invited.Diamond Harbor Church, Champlain Bereat.\u2014 Services on Sunda; at 7 and a.m.Vespers at 8 p.m., , Woods, CSSR, Cheplain.: oe St.Patrick\u201d Church, McMahon Street.\u2014Rev, Pathet Hanley, C.SS.R., Rector.High Mass at 10.30 a.m.Vespers at 7.30 p.m.Chalmer\u2019s Church ( J St.Trsule Street: \u2014Rev.Wylie .Clarke, B.D., Pastor.Public Worship at 11 am.\u2018and 7 p.m.All are wel come.Baptist Church, McMahon Street: \u2014 Rev.Dr.E.J.Stobo, of Smith's Falls, will Jreach to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, and tho Pastor in the even ing at 7 o'clock.Trinity Church, St.Stanislas street, below 8t.John\u2014Rev, I.M.Thom; , Rector.\u2014Services to-morrow will be as follows : Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evensong Prayer at 7 o'clock.Seats free.All \u2018are noted, ° Methodist Shurch, corner Dauphine and St.Stanisiap streets.Services to-morrow at 11 am.and 7 p.m.Bt.Andrew's Church ( Presbyterian ) Levis: \u2014Pastor, Rev.J.A.Maclarlane, MA.Regular Sunday services at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class, 10.25 am.The French Baptist Mission holds ita services at No.13 Joachim street (next to Victoria School y\u2014Sunday, 10.80 sm.and apm and Wednesday, 7.Im.are welcome.Rev.A.J.Lebeau, Missionary, No.43 D'Youville street.St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) St.\u2019Ann St\u2014The Rev.Andrew Love, B.A., Pastor.Public worship at 1030 am.and 7 .m.Babbath School at 2.45 pm.Wednes day evening service at 8.00 o'clock, Strangers welcome to all ces.French Presb an Church, St.Jehn Strest.-Morning service, 10.30 am.and 7 p.m.8B.School at 11.30 em Rev.M.F.Boudreau, Pastor.St.Matihew'e | Church, St.John street (withont)\u2014Holy Communion at 7.30 ax.Matting and Choral Cele bration of Holy Communion, 10.30 a.m.Evensong, 7.00 pm.Daily Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m., Rev, Canon Beott, Rector.Cathedral of the Holy Trinity-Son- day.Services\u2014Holy mmenion, 9 a.m.(aud 7 a.m.on the 2nd Sunday in the month) also at 11 am.on let and 3rd Sundeys of the month.Mom.mid-day on the first and third Sundays in the month, and on all other Sundays at 8 a.m.Seats free.All welcome., Revd.Frnest A.Willoughby King.John street.Telephone 631.CPGE The important event in many a man's life is sn accident\u2014the accident Clara Fontaine.\u2019 T.: ing service 11 a.m.Evening service Tm Morning Pra daily during the week at 9.30.oly union every Wednesday at 7.30 am.All seats are free and strangers are welcome.St.Poter\u2019e Church, 280 St.Vali Btreet, St.Roch's\u2014Nornin Prayer\u2019 10.90: Bible Class a Sun School, 2.90; Evening Prayer et Ÿ.Moly Communion celebrated about TH CHUA HARDARE £0.St.Peter Street, Lower Tous Branch, Fabrique St., Upper Town SPORTING GOODS ° Trout aad Salmon Rods is ant grades Tacuding the reacwaed BOIV] Flies, Reels, Lines, Baits sR \u2014 General and Heavy Hardwars 3.J.Shaw & Co.13 ST.JOBN STARE?AND Cor.Meuslaia QU tnd Noire Dame Strois FORRESR& SONS Salmon Rods, Reels and Flies, Trout Rods and Reels, Lines and Files and Tents, Canoes and Camp Outfits.TELEPHONES: UPPER TOWN,57 LOWER TOWN, 44.| You cannot ibly have a better than EPPSS À delicious drink and a sustalain, food.Fragrant, nutritious an economical.This excellent Cocoa malotains the system in robast health, aud enables it to resist winter's extreme cold.cocoa Grecers Bed vad 141» Ting.À fo Ls | pre RE | The daily use of | SUMMER .4 déc half price 32c.now 16c., 850, now \"| Intest styles $1.10 now 65q,, $1.48 | now 850,, 88¢.now 44c., 81.18 now AUGUST t8, ga3zoq ALE RETLNE LH BL À ENTIRESTOCK CoAT ReducedPrices: 7 i EN Straw Hats Colored Blouses | Half Price; Parasols = Half.Price 4 At the close of the sent son\u2019s business it is our Cus tom to make large reduc tions so as to turn our stock into money and carryover as little as possible Terms Strictly Cash.The following will give idea of the hi Aerd 4 : sa \u2018 Boys\u2019 Straw Hats all at halt price 25c.uow 13c., 85¢.now 18c., 4Cc.now 20c, 48c.now 24>.Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats the, latest co from $1.95 to $4.C0, all re- TBe.only, Children's Ktraw Hats all at 18¢., 48c.now 24e., 60c.now 30c.88c, now 4éc,, 95c, now 48c., $1.10 now 55o, Hen-of-War Hats all at half price 45e.now 23t., 55c.now 28c., 68c, now 34c., 81.25 now 63c.Flowers all at half price, Roses 7 of all kinds 20¢.now 10c., 24c.now 12¢,, 48c.now 24c., 68c.now 84c.Parasols every one at half price, now 74c., $2.76 now $1.38, $2.58 now $1.44, $3.75 now $1.88.\u201d \u201cMuslin Sun Hats all new, reduced to half price 58c.now 29c., 7üc.58c., 81.49 now 756.81.95 now ' 98¢c., $2.28 now 81.14, 82.68 now $1.84, $8.35 now $1.68, Fancy Colored Muslin al at half prioe 13c.now 7¢., 17c.now * 9c., 28c, now 120.Children Summer Dresses in print Ginghams, Linen and Duck, all reduced to hall price, 800.naw 30c., 7Co.now 850, 88:.now 44c., 98e.now 49c., $1.10 now 56c., \u201cMAGI\u2019\u2019\u2014the best of table waters \u2014 frees you from many ofthe ailments of life.Commence its use to-day ! Caledonis Springs Co.Lad, Caledonia Springs.Ot.61 | | AN M.TIMMONS & BON 0 and 03 Côte d'Abrahèm.Agents for Quebec Toy Department The only Great Display of Toys in Quebec\u2014 Receiving Novelties Every Dayat = J.A Kirouac\u201d& Cie, 34 Fabrique Street ( - Do not forget to call up 2727 or 1126 for your Eigotrioal \"+ imotéllations or repaire, às we \u201c émalways ready to attend to your work.° J.W.BARRETTE .ELECTRICIAN 18 CROWN STRERT, J : in brad A100.Electrical Supplies.| M.A, BD, 87 St.| TSIMONS & MINGUY | $1.25 mow 63c., 81.85 now 68c., \u201881.48 now 74c., $1.70 now 85c., | $1.98 now 99:, $2.30 now $1.15 f Boy's Blouses all reduced 4 bad rice $1.10 now 550.$1.38 now , 81.48 now 74o,, 81,68 now 780.- Boy's White Dueck Knickers and Pants ali reduce: to haif price, ; 856.now 430, 950.now 4c., $1.14 \u201cnow 550, 81.15 now 58c., 81.20 now 60e.: Ladies\u2019 Colored Blouses ali half ! price 95c.n :w 48c , $1.48 now 74c., 81.68 now 84c.Ladies\u2019 White Sults all at hâlt ° price $:.75 now $1.88, $4.88 now $2.44, $5.45 now §2,¢3, $6.18 now 3 2 » Ladies\u2019 White Duck Dress Skirts at ha't Bice, 82.1) now $1.03, ia White Pique $2.98 now $1.49 Ladies\u2019 White Blouses all r- duced 480.now 890, 56c.now 44e., 750.now 61c., 95c.now 76c., 81.20 now 88e, $1.48 now sie, ah now $i.10 now $1.48 \u2018now bios .b { Ladies\u2019 Long Gloves all reduced 280, now 28¢., BUe, now 24e, 48c.now 39c., 55c., now 4ée,, 750.now 800.83c.now 680, 81.10 now! Every Article is Raduced 20 Fabrique Strest, ; N Nps 55d a . cHE QUEBEC OHMRONIOLE | CE : Posteardfburès Ge At a Discount of 20.For.Cent L Prayer Books, Beads, Etc., At a Discount of 20 Per Cent | ÿ =.} OR the fret ffteon days in Augusd/igou\u2019 ior bien dre ATURDAY will be your last chanco to take advantage of this offer which À F tira staak of pire, compuiaiz 25 difprent style, ae eat was for eight days only.On Saturday, you may have your choice of ] ; .y our entire stock of Prayer Books, Prayer Beads, Inkstands and: Photoa \"+ reduction in price.This is an opportunity that you cannot afford to graph Albums, the very Anest assortment we have ever shown, comprising à | great variety of attractive styles, at a tremendous reduction in price.| Remember Saturday is the last day, and if you would profit come early for thip discount Of.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.scvarreresnenen aensentevans cstvscessace opuenins aresscens 20P.C.( LIMITED.RETAIL DIVISION | 157-173 St Joseph St; Quebec.| = BE NR ER RR TINT IRIES A Rare Saturday Bargain List For Those Who Know the Meaning of Economy LY UMMER stocks must go regardless of cost.That's the object of this great Midsummer Sale, which is now ente-'ng upon its second week, Never before, at this season of the year, have the values coen more sensational, nor have you ever had such rare opportunities for profitable buying presented to you.Stocks are high all over the store and nothing will prevent us from bringing them down in order to make room for the Fall and Wi er Goods already ordered.® This_Saturday represents something new and out of the ordinary in our bargain basement which you will find advertised at the foot of this page.It is safe to eay that never before in your recollection have such bargains been offered in Quebec.Remember the regular prices printed below are the actual prices at which we sell these goods every day, and it is hardly necessary to impress upon you the importance of Fine Felt Telescopes .$2.6Q Value $1.25 CTR shige is Pe A Bho dreasoat Hit om the ft is very mu \u2018tds summer.: This \u2018 aight\u201d hiswdliesh noticed by the\u2019 thost casual obwerver last week.\u2018A very great number of soft Felt Teleacope Hats were worn ,by tourists and visitors at the Ter-Centenary events.\u2018These a Jin we are selling this waek at it hat price.They sre of t! pest quality pure tur felt, ip light grey ar brown, snd ih the very test Hamm weight.Regular price $2.50 each.Midsummer\" $1 5 vere » Sale Price.o sesecrtrcrcnacnee \u201cee + rly ; : | Senne quick action if you wish to secure a sbare of the good things.Kead over this list very care- ä == fully, for it is well worth hil oe .mm y, 3 your while, , _ not nl Light Blankets White Flannelette Blankets, 56x75,4 blue or piuk border.Midsummer-Sale Price, per pair\u2026\u2026 \u2026\u2026\u2026 \u2026\u2026.$1,09 \u2026 Duehesse Ribbon \"Colored Duchesse Satin Ribbon, 1 M \u2018indh''wide, regular price Sc.à yard.Midsummer Sale Prics.4¢ Black Kid Gloves Ladies\u2019 Black Kid Gloves, with 2- dome Iastgners, sires 53 to 64, regular ice 75c.à pair.Midsummer Sale Black Silk Gloves Ladies\u2019 Black Silk Gloves, sizes 5% to 64, 16 inches long, regular prices 85e.and 81.00 a pair.Midsummer Sale Lace and Insertion Fine White Cotton Lace with inser tion to match, 1, 14 and 13 inches in width, regler prices 3c., 4c.and 5c.a i Tf : PriCE.\u20260e soracteer vosvocare anspmrenveneenneer 49c eve sms MC Jord: Le amer Sale Prices, mer Bod ut .oy en MCnncoreure vanesrire vncancauress Hi Ladies\u2019 Silk Gloves La aline Net Gloves a! Lace Remnants Duchesse Ribbon 5 onty\u2014Fine Spronds ru | i Ladies\u2019 Silk Gloves, 15 inches long, black, white and dred, with 2-dome .Remnante of Val, Lace and 1 inch Colored Duchesse Satin Ribbon, 13 sizes 72x81, hemmed, ready for a J i in black, white, sky, pin grey and fasteners, regular ce 60c.a pair.wide, 6 yards to the piece, regular inches wide, regular price 12c.a yd.Midsummer Salo Price, each.$1.09 rl mauve, regular price 90c.a pair.Mid- Midsummer Sale Price.35¢ price 12e.Midsummer Sale Price.8c Midsummer Sale Price\u2026.Be anna .id summer Sale Price.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.89e jes* Lisle GI Rib R Cotton Sheeting i Ladies\u2019 Lisle Gloves bon Remnants Duchesse Ribbon Drab Thread Gloves Ladies\u2019 Thread Gloves, 16 inches long, drab only, regular price 35c.a pair.Midsummer Sale Price.20¢ Unbleached Cotton Sheeting, 62 and 70 inckes wide, plain finish, regular rich Mc.à yard.Midsummer Sale Brine.avvness austimes cécserence sressnen TO Ladies\u2019 Black and Colored Lisle Thread Gloves with 2.dome fasteners, regular price 40c.i Midsummer Sale Price.A great variety of Ribbon Remnants, comprising many of the newest and most {ashionable colorings, in various widths.Saturday only at.Balf Price Colored Duchesse Satin Ribbon, 2% inches wide, lar price 19c.a yard.Midsummer Sale Price.12¢ ~ = + PES Flannelette Fancy Striped Flannelette, 27 inches wide, paie blue and white, piok and white, etc.Midsummer Sale Price, N per yards coins v0uecs sovsvccamend 834¢c IR Fanoy Diaper White Lawn Men's Nightshirts Ladies\u2019 Belts Men's Boots i Whi i d Mercerst F Checked Lawn, hite, f Stri Flannelette Nightshirts, sizes Ladies\u2019 Black Leather Belts, gilt Men's Fine Patent Loather Root i \u2018iiabie for Children's rover, roralar Misowe\u201d Aprons rare value, \u201cidem.4 rin, finished i bite colles buckles back and nt yeaah Por rises Se 10, Blacher ie Good\u201d i Q idsummer So d front, .price $1.00.ideum- n.ar price $1.00, idsum- year Welt, r pri .ir.ss yard, Mid mer See mer Sale Pris, per yard.6%e mer Sole Pri.oe fearon 4.1.mer Sale Price scanner voveneues eames 49c Midsummer Sale Pris.$355 | Fancy Voile 175 yards dhiyFancy Cotton Voile, Crown Gem Jars Extra Speclal a Fadl he Al assortment of the Famous Crown.Jars on sale in the Base ment, China Department, at extra ape- White Muslin Fancy White Striped Munlin, for Misses\u2019 Summer Dresses.Midsummer Sale Price.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026 6% Fanoy Cotton Fancy White Checked Mercerized Cot- Men\u2019s Underwear Men's Fine Merino Underwear, me dium weight, grey oul regular price dsummer Sale eee 39C 55c.a garment.Price, per garment.Men's Nightshirts Men's Fine White Twilled Cotton Ladies\u2019 Belts Brown, or red leather Belts, with gilt or leather buckle, latest ices 35c.and 40c.style, regular à rice, each.19e Midsummer Sale Ladies\u2019 Handbags Black Leather Hand , with teddy bears attached, attractive souvenirs, Paquet\u2019s Big Basement Bargains Opens Saturday N Saturday morning, we will formally open our Big Bargain Basement, In this department you will alwa gains one-tenth of which we could not find the space to mention.This department will contain articles from e find tru!y remarkable bar- dapartment in e store, odd lines and broken lots priced without regard to cost.The object of this department is to keep our stooks free from broken Ints, and once they go into the Basement, the; Saturday, we will have the following, among will immediately be snapped up by those who know a good bargain when they see one.For undreds of others, on sale at 8 o\u2019clook eharp : , Miilinery Flowers, regular price 200 a Ladies\u2019 Shoes Boys\u2019 Boots i ton for Aprons or Drmses, regular Nightahirte, sites 14 to 18, with collar, \u201c sizes 5, 84, 6 and 64, 1 i hive (Jround, neat designe, Telarc pie 15e.@ yard.Mideummer Bale regular price $1.00.Midsummer Sale Mideummer Sale $ ok Mideuranes ue price , i Price.rio.LE PÂCE Lauren vooorsnse corenseue voorenmeneenens 78e .\u202617e A einstein corses con DE I ans emma é | Toilet Paper Fine Toilet Paper, 1.000 sheeta in a ckage, regular price 10c.Frideuminer Sale Fi hag Adjustable Knobs Ladies\u2019 Grey Canvas Shoes, Oxf style.Cuban heels, sizes Hel 4 od 8.regular price 81.75 a pair, Midsummer Sale Price.teenies sere 756 Boys\u2019 Box Calf Blucher Laced Boots, Boys\u2019 Straw Hats, regulaz prices 25c to Boys' Fancy Cotton Shirts, sizes 13, A a a 0 cial prio.Alo a large quantity of 500.Clearing at.eeerecssosscesss D3 18 and 14, regular price60c.Clesringat.280 bunch.Clearing at.aosvucaces 5e Adjustable Faoden Knobs, Japanced, v wide routs Reserving Jars equally White ren Ca for Boys, lar Men's ala pri Cotton Socks, regular \u201c White Cotton Corsst Covers, lace regular price Ze.each.Midsummer û aris à price 25c.Clearing on or oy, regu prion 1c.Clearing at.Bo trimmed, regular price 22c, Clearingat 18}c Sale Pril@.uue souris souvesemee voresme 16 A ! Crom Winged nt, 1 quart, | .Men's Tweed Sultings, in remnants of Men's Blue and White œ Brown and Cuff Links, rolled plate, regular price it i pl Ct \u201c80g ne nd = to 8} yas.Clearing at 28% loss than cost Whits Cotton Socks, regular price 10c.850 a pair.Clearing at.Bo Granite Cups 1 fi % lai re a , Collar Buttons, 12 on à card, regular Clearing Bleoiierrreaisnnsroraannos To Boys\u2019 Leather Delts, regular prices 20c White Granite Cups, 34-inch rime, re i | 3 willl in Pbedeving Jara, 1 quart | a price 5oa card.Clearing at.10 iss\u2019 Straw Hats, regular prices 90, to 80, Clearing at.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.100 gular price 15.Mideummer Bale Ih h hd art Hew Aimer fio, i _Boys' Fancy Bows, regular prioss 156 78c and 80c.Clearingat.assenses 90 Mon's Morning Coats, black serge, sizes fi | dos.90c and.$1.20 B.C.Cond: Clearing at.pvueeeceeonses Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats, trimmed, reguiar 84and 85, reg.price 85.25.Clearing at 760 i ) SRR 3 - RR a! eee | \u2019's Black Batio Darbys aad Bows, prices $4.50, $3.50 and $3.00, Clearing Men's Odd Serge Vists, also in fancy SRR | regular prices 35¢ and 30c.Clearing at.14c Mhanss corset oononre00u concocsso00usP00 tweed, 500 to $1.23, for.26c j i \u201d \u2019 1 ~ .s» : THE QUEBEO!OHBONIOLIEY SATURDAY.AUGUST 8, Ù _ QUEBEOQ ARE oe.| shown by the statement issued yester- Lost + Dejr-nouue-cau CERT.\u2014 SUMMER RE Ul | I ES SE) day by The.seorviary tearirer of tbe | OST LENT GN THB JONY BT.| modern Irérovanente \u201d Apps 34 Q S e | 6 LR Ha oners.The réceipte | ar poing cast, at 1 pn, a moden n improvements Apply .344 dé MAD larbor Commissioeers.§ Ti Plana Baits, Grr dl | Fancy English Flom Vote ATI INR Vig PHT compared wiih 19380 Io sers, Grey or White.White Flannel Cricket Shirts.Colored.am n Tad card, with owner's name, Kindly | T& Linen Dock Hate and Cott.Grey.| A ESS Ca dan Tiss for) Borg Mens SII and | RS AA | ion, 008 steamships have areind in |Chateau Frontemss 4 NT FQR BALANCE FUMMER Lait Lines Torte Color.igh | loge! Silk and Linen ott Collars.| Bors\u201d and Men's White Bunaiog Pants.29 Bp A oe WANTED lence, Phebe, ele Mout dv Combination Robes Ladies\u2019 Long a Specialty.Cricket Shirts, , S a i .oders à Bk Knitted Ties in Club Color.| | Labet English Collare only.monibe lsst year atid & tonnes of ES ee AF 910,972.The record for 1906 was 383 eamabips, with & tousage of 950, The Bet increase in the revenue for the port wau reached by inerseæed re- ANTED\u201425 EMPTY OIL BARt, Macken- Importers of English Manufactured and English Gobds Only, Macken: LAFRANCE & MULLIN uns Go to HUOT'S for Your vols.Apply Material \u2014 eee sie, % Co, Ltd.FURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE St.John Railway Station.en \"to.foodies rex \u201cWANTED_BY 4 YOUN ANTED_BY A Youxa MAN IN- taurants, Pont Office pe Tames = oui f -balancing, à : oe or por er es morta.| mediately, room and board, must ste Bros SET FET iey | The revenue from imports amounted to | within one or two minutes walk from ; 898,000, compared with $99,500 last |care, private family preferred.Address vo RENT.NICE ÉLY FURNI3HED A oom five minutes from Chasen season.The Sport receipts so far this us Bhronisle fim.year, to , 000, compe: \u2014 .\u2018 318,300 in, 1908.Thers is a slight in- mo: modern improvements i White Duck Pants, Bathing Costumes for crease in' receipts for local traffic, Tor 5 October En bt pt patte ot tery Swe lint sad Fiannelette Pants & Coats, Ladies\u2019, Gents and Boys, which\u2019 this year.aout, to #14360, | four bedrooms, in s good locality, aed Mee Wm.Donohus, Union Bulldihg, .; : : .A compared .modern conveniences, .Sffice Coats Bath Robes and Towels, |, ES.Vicorins, Captain Filaring, otwithtanding the\" net increase of | Chronicle office.y 3 Ursollon Lose ndad passenger 009, ¢ al re- \u2014 TENTL! Fancy Vests, Sweaters, cargo, lait for Montreal at 7,30 am.| ceipte or the month of July, the| WANTED SMART OFFICE BOY.AD OR FIVE SENTE Outing Shirts, Linen Hats from 25c.up.;* v._ Cw total being $51,649, while in 1907 it | Apply to C.P.R.Telegraph office, 8 [very reasonable terms in a Leather Belts, Cotton Ties, ee Tunisian, Captain Nunan, was 888670.This fs due to a de Bt.Petar street.English-speaking family, Boe Tien m Mon .: lcream in importe revenue from ed in o vary desirable locality with - yesterday, and moored at the Com- 1 traffic, whereas there i in- | WANTED TO PURCHASE SMALL., And a General Line of Gents Furnishings, +, onda end gnoored, at the Com local trafic.whereas there is a0 Cie house, with yavd, C.M., this ofice.| snout fies minstes walk frome cocioe a uebee passengers and cargo.she proceeded to Liverpool with a large number of passengers in the three Classesr total export revenue last month being 815,000, compared with $11,500 last year.cars (Limoilon Station) ne fiftem minutes from Bridge.Address, \u201cBogrd,\u201d Chronicle offi HUSBAND WANTED.\u2014A NICE FAIR looking girl looks for a husband.He 106 ST.JOHN STREET - GASPARD HUOT, ai y, + = PHONE 1664 por oe 8 Bmore COLUMBIA RELEASED.haa\u201d good rare oi fie FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENE ._ [money of his own.Apply at once at [for summer months, contalning C.P.R.LINE.Kingston, Ont., Aug.T.\u2014The steam: Miss Johna Harsey, Box 9, Quebec.| eleven rooms, with all modern con- COMMUTATION TICKETS R.M.S.Emprers of Britain, Captain | C Columbia wos hosed off the shoal ernest arena veniences : gallery rxtending on three Murray, left port at 4.00 p.m.yester- vent ot Snake nnelly.Jotords 7 an | POSITION WANTED\u2014A CULTUR- | sides.Bituate corner of Bt.Louis ?N day for Liverpool, with a large nvm- | i.à ed young Quebec lady, thoroughly com- | Road aad Park Avenue (opposite OW ON SALE par Cor Liverpool, with u, large mim | ticipated thet soy damage was dors | petent in both English and French, | Plains of Abram).Apply to BH.\u2014 VIA \u2014\" besides à to the cargo.The steamer was \"| desires position as travelling com | M.Bignell, 66 S¢.Peter street.are 5 general cargP- | oi with 47.000 bushels of No.2 hard | anion, secretary or governess.High.| 75 Bac e call at Rimouski for the mails.à i to the | PARIOD.ary or 8° s.- 4 A ; ù grain from Chicago, consigned est references.\u2018Please address M.It } ÔNT Hi (0 FNS.Bropress of Irland, Lieut.|M.T.Co.Chronicle Office, Quebec.\u201c |.T0 LET\u2014SONE FINF.ROOMS POR : NUE, VU |any afternoon for Quebec, with pase ING LLOYD'S.\u2014 the summer censon.Excollent \"fable \u2014xo- c , pas REGARDING LLO M and nice airy rooms.\u2018BAY ST 0, vensers, mails and general cargo.Montreal, Aug.T\u2014A of a OU ANTE BRIGHT AND at all simes.Apply at ones, J.Blg- A : .PAUL, - Steamer Laks Manitoba, Captain | oi ious fre of Montree! trobers, | sy; ith fes de month oi fuir {01 | ouette, Bigoustte's Hotel, Lake Best- MURRAY BAY, Evans, fom Virerpool, with passe | iy incuming the Intent phase in the | {coger with or without board.State | 220 + - CAP L\u2019AIGLE | Nogdalen St noon yesterday, and ie S003 thet, in Brent en ne oa terms.J.Arcs, Room 348, Chateau |\" qn LET THR GROUND FLOOR OF AT , AND ALL i brule of one of the dering | rao aout.2a fas.Buhne YOU DON'T DODGE FACTS.|orHer Points or caLL DOUISION LINE.tre Tn New Eo ae ans sr Bo ease Travel by Boat and Keep Coo Steamer Ottawa, with passengers | companies in that city who have their MALE HELP WANTED farmaces.Suitable for a bank.rail.Why not wake up To the fact that you are sep Cool | and cargo, for Quebec and Montreal, | oun reasons for discrediting the gloat $200.00 PER MONTH [EASILY [way or other business renuiring spa.why 2 lus dealers in ni THOS.COOK & SON [filed from Liverpool at 3 p.m.on the | London house.The London A made.Write postal card for infor- | clons offce room.Apply td A.EB.often duped by uuscruplus dealers in pawning Summer Tours to al P êth instant.save it would be better if Lioyd'a mation.TH.H.Dawson, Arlington, | Seifert, Secretaryof some ing UST AS GOOD as World, arts of the .Steamer Toren peiled from Bris | proper » woula have a pate of tacite N.J., U.S.A.\u2014 0! or (n° ~nd Montreal, at 1 |ing their underwriters\u2019 s, ; TIMMONS\u2019 8 To, 5.SET | ct Se Se BYTE ae ome wm | ___rono al to general caro, t \u2018urcoman has ! socie\u2019 wi ovd\u2019s for o Le earn ri r in eight weoks, = Gen'l R.R.and 2,8.Agant a consignment of pedigreed stock to |years, says that Lloyd's do exercise ustes carn twelve to eighteen dol- | DATSY FURNACES, NOS.4, 5, 7 \u2019 .land at Quebec.the mont careful inspection over the [ [ars weekly; holp secure tions.| and 8 for soon.The \u2014r ee 9 ¥ posi! al sale at prices.These Ginger Ale, Soda Water, Ginger Beer, ete.Steamer Dominion.Captain Mendus, | affairs of the underwriting syndicates, Catalogue free.Moler Barber College, | [urnaces, although second handed, are Wh isk for TIMMONS\u2019 see that you get W ddi from Liverpool.with 52 first, 57 se.|The company may at any time call |119 Craig Street West, Montreal.nevertheless in perlect order.\u2019 For re- en you as 1 © Ing Cakes cond and \\ 328 third-class passengers jupon the = underwriters to produce lovenren, apvly to the Good Shepherd it, it won't cost you more than the inferior.Best Quality and À and a general cargo, passed Father | Bheets showing their liabilities, and it THE JANCEACTURERS OF A |Convent, Quebec, 74 Lachevrotiers an - Poi 7, .m.: the underwriters are medium pri -grade ty vritin treet.Woe don't tip parties to sell our drinks.We ly Finishes ctistical- | Point nt 500 pm, Verterdax, and ie | creer er noi The troubles {medium priced highgrads tvpowriting |e sell on their merits.ing.' | have ovidentiy been manufactured Out |eible parties for agency in Quebec and | FOR SALE\u2014 ç, Jellied Meats, » Fowt, Saiads | Steamer Enclish Captai |of whole cloth, said the local broker, | vicinity.A very liberal discount will ing tabl LE-REDROOM SET.DIN.QUEBEC, [form + rocteecne fa that g0 am, from Bristol.«Captain LIRE, becuuse if the statement had been be allowed.= For further paétéalér | Flo house, dimtort vo mil be sod M TIMMONS & SON, P.Q breakiset, ty wedding | cargo, passed Martin River at noon |based upon fact, the names o tm- 3 rese, Blickensderfer Mig.Co, 240 | cheop.Apply, 93 des Praires.5 .\u2019 on Our Ice Cream Sodas are del vesterday and is due in port this af- | yndicsts vous have been ponte .roadway, New Yorktry ove.blow, | ernoon.ee its noiley- | MAN WANTED-\u2014-WE WANT À GO FOR SALE \u2014 THE VALUABIE \u2014 Steamer Southwark, Captain ¥il- en he have made the alleged | Nve man to ossist us in in toriy en Pe ati Cane reste ; R.J WINF lame, will ative, ro Montreal thie losses would also very quickly make | vestors in\u2019 a new oil \\ Auras et nd orev str te.IE LD afternoon.leaves for Liverpool | he fact known to the world at large.y owning 20,000 acres oil and cas : 7 Hoblagw-Bank Buildings, Caterer and Conf 9 |this evening with passengers, mails |1,°,.% (oid, that in all the history of Paseo In Canada.Ten oil wells wil age gv.170 \u2018ectioner and general cargo.Lloyds, covering over tren ot be put own at once.4 Sood men ne there h ot ben a itimate {ean make two or three ol- SALE TOY POMERANIAN + ALWAYS, Pho 126 St.John St.un QUEBEC STEAYSHIE 00, \u2018es Fern that has gome by default.lars per eck for \u201cthe best low ee imepotied, pedigreed stock ; : .teamer Campana arrived from À months working for us.rose 3 .Everywhere in Canada, | La Banque Nationale, | Xeritime Provisce at 10:30 a.m.lest MARCONIGRAM.& Company.Room [H1.Traders Bank | NL.[rawiord: the Quabso Rank, Sta ! s | Thursday and after landing Quebec c Roce, Nfld.Aug.7.\u2014Steamer Building, Toronto, Canada.\u201cA Op and after 8 (nasmengers and cargo te | calfornia, from Glasgow snd Moville, ASK | aon Sod attct Saturday, the fret of | Montreal at noon.| California, from Somanunication with | WANTED AGENTS, BIG MONEY FOR SALE \u2014 NINE NATIONAL us ; thip oe » to| S i ; Se (for New : aranteed.Enlarged te cash registers, 6-drawer register, cost ; îte aharebobiers a\u2018 are teamer Trinided arrived from New | 30 Mocconi Station bere, 1045 miles | KU .mite on | cash wegistecs, Golraver resister, oom | thr 24 i'n ote and | York at 3.30 a.m.vesterday.Bondy Hook, at 6.45.Prob.pillow tops 30c.Crayons, Bromide, 8878.00, or $275.00.Apply W.| three-quarters pet cent, being at the .eat of y , ey Oilettss, Pearls.Paintings, Frames, | ¥., Chronicle., of.rate of seven cant per Steamer Bermudian arrived at New | bly dock at 7.30 a.m.Mondsy.0 Ly a : où its capital\u2019 tbe; BE ADDU, UP- | vor from Bermuda.at 7.30 a.m.yes- y lowest ou fre.Ritter T : cn the lat of Jal Ag a terday.PES NOTES Art Studio.819 W.Van Bares, Chie- | PROPERTY FOR .SALE\u2014GRAND - The This dividend A Sil peiprding | à Steamer ¥.C.Holme has left Chi.[8° TI.USA Alle, splendidly.Walt defached stone Mos to ist of the sh ç i TEAYER PORTSMOUTH.mi \u2018Quecewboro, lacen with - use on lot.60 x , handsome! Portect Le on the Toth ol s och dnperib- Instructions have hoen received from soutimi for , |, POSITION WANTED.\u2014A YOUNG finished in sak and in first-class ordr, | By order of the Bo AL.Directors, England to temporaril ir the 3 c ._ | lady from the country, having her | Extension kitchen and pantry, see Matches \u201cPuy Hai rteamer Portemantts bone Sd Ped her | Bteamer Crown of Arragen, Sptain diplomas and having graduated in | vante\u201d staircase, etc ete.All modern You Ever | ° Tr Men To England where permanent repairs | Grindley.having landed her Quebec | French and English, wishes a position | improvements.Full particulars from Quebec, 16th Jun Vii Manager.| EE re The ee hin ie cargo, Jolt for Montreal, at 1 Pt lin @ good family, es lady's compas: |F.A.LaRue, N.P., 2 Cook street, Struck! » 16th Jume, 1909, wr Tn The raving, Tork wae dam.| The crew of this vessel ia principe! Y |ion, governess or teacher, and having | Quebecng , was dam- | need of Chinese, and the Cus-|a knowledge of medicine would accept nged by running ashore near Ca toms authorities kept careful watch to -\u2014= î \u2018 A ition as purse.Il mo desired, the | FOR SALE.\u2014 TWO PROPERTIES.Tercentenary Books, | © om ue ir den ar or étape | dat mons of, them, It the Sp Bas of isms can De tn ro Or oe ei Bor pon _ 8 eve as a m a \u20ac .ille, ty.SCENIC SIEGES AND BATTLE.|Devie & Sons, and brought to this |\" \"open, any ladies wish to honor the appli: | ticulars opts to LaRue & Labue, FIELDS OF FRENCH CAN.Katherine Livingstone ADA, a.THE LAND OF THE MAP] TRE art.LE, by BE FIGHT FOR CAN.Wood.ADA, by Wm, port.LIGHT KEEPER'S DEATH.Halifax, N.S., Aug, T.\u2014Newfoundland light house of Green Island, on the Strait of Belle Inle, was not lit for two or three nights recently and an eation with an answer, please address.Miss A.B.Ville Guay, Levis.AGENTS WANTED N ; Tug Chieftain III arrived from Garden Jaland vesterday with 8 rait for the Calvin Company in \u2018 Steamer Dahomey, from Sydney, for Montreal, arriv in port yesterday and p Notaries, 28 St.Ann Street.222 HOUSE FOR SALE\u2014HOUSE FOR meely occupled by the Rev.Mr.Burt, situated on St.Cyrille street.near Maple Avenue, corupying 12,500 feet ROASTING THE BUTCHER is what is done daily, eitber because bis meat guality bas falien down or his have gone PORTRAIT AGENTS AND PHOTO.phers.\u2014Enlarged Portraits finished up.Prices \u2018 : will Suctaal but qualit: \"™ | QUEBEC UNDER TWO FLAGS, investigation was made as to the of ground, including garden.Apply pro to, Quality mesds\u2019t | \u2018 Doughty & Dionne.by | te.The body of the lighthouse PORT OF QUEREC.alll iv port muarantesd and | {3 St, Louis Street.Telephone 305.FIRST-CLASS WFAT MARKE® |FOLITICAL ANNALS OF CANADA, { keeper.Rainnie, was found in the Arrived, August 7.Portrait Supply\u201d Co.74 Dander cote offers daily juicy Bes, tender Steaks by A.P.Cockburn.lighthouse with a hullet through the | 5S.Trinidad, Glass, New York, Que: | Toronto., trot, and Chops, Lamb, Corn-Fed Pork, SPECIAL EDITIONS \"head.The shooting mav have beenac-; bec §8, Co., passengers FOR SALE, DECORATIONS.~ \u2019 zen ae 8.Ca.| - | of a lot of Decors: Hams Bee expertly handled | THE GOLDEN DOG, I cidental, hut peole in tha neighbor | 8, Tunisian, Nunen, Montreal, Al WANTED.\u2014R ; | have to dispose and delivered in prime condition | THE SEATS OF sie, MS : |hond say that Rainnie had been drink- lans, Rae & Co., general cargo.to cour locality Pa tions, Flags, Pole.Paper Sdlands, from our ice-chests to yours at hom Gilbert Parker, » BF {ing heavily for some davs and tMe |SS.Dahemey, Murphy, Sydney, for | ka advertise oùr gonds, tack up sh Wooden Shields.on in ool et prices.Gen us a trial.The Tercentenary View Book of Que- {omether ith : disappointment in a| Montreal, coal.Len vue, fonces, bridges ad aii Bunting, with Fringe, C danse LA T RE 3 3 ove affair at Port au Basque, may \u2014_\u2014 idges , ete, ete.> Fook Cros EE ot.| orcs ands Aie Dial Fro have led him to.commis suicide CLEARED Simons Bee alo iit | bere Hort bt vod ua Frosh Egg.\u2026\u2026 Be.a dos, | #ry Post Cards, Te 88.Victorian, Pickering, Montreal, |or salary 963 per month and expenses eek, je 7 reman.SK Ch 1 i M \u2014AT\u2014 peti KE CAR I A Alans, Rae & Co., part corto.# per day.Btaady employment to Hotel.Poi .roit.Aug.==] ident Living.| SS.Hermed, Jorgensen.Sydvey, - i good relial men.N {ence .A.DOMBROW I, amp.a n arket, P.J.Evoy's.Bookstore stone, of the Lake Carriers\u2019 Associa- minion Coal Co, ballast, cossa: Write for particular Es * BUSINESS NOTICES RL) - \u2019 J | tion, does not expect much improve |g§.McNanghton, Rash, | Yarmouth.|pire Medicine Co.London, Out, .141 ST.JORN SPREÏC ment in the earrving trade.He says: N.8.Canadian Import Co., bal- \u201cMy own opinion is that there will lart.MEN WANTED IN EVERY LOCAL- WHOLESALE HOUSES INTEREST.\u2014\u2014\u2014_ | he little or no_netual improvement be- |SS, Tunisien, Nunan, liverpool, Al ity in Canada to advertise our goods, ed in the sale of excellent Soup Dice, .fore Octoher.The movement of crops lans, Rae & Co., passengers and |tack up show cards in all conspicuous | ® brand of (he very highest quality, - will probably hein the situation some- general cargo.places and distribute small advertisin, will receive furt yu ars on sp | E PINS A Clear Soft what.1 don\u2019t halieve, however, that | Chis.A.Fallon and, W.H.Trotter, | matter.Commission or salary, ss Pication to 8.G cary of Heari ea ust Skin nro in Wicker he 5 24 | thero will be any time this year when for United States, J.C.Kaine, month and expenses $4 per day.| EIT Hamburg, Germany.Bovotopment of the bust asoured | pure Resp.an smellient Beep.like - there will he freight enough sor all pulpwood.teady work the year round; entirely | \u201cEx CHANGE STOCK IN LUNB _\u2014 In tue month by the use of | gu the bosta of the Inks fleat.We mum new plan; no experience required jtural company (last thees at fn Pointe eu Pi, at PILULE T CALVERT'S [imi veg sme or sor it sonar stuvioe mgonn || \\¥ee rte Ou & War | por Pal 10,015 fuir wie Tobe had in , 8 ORIENTALES | improvement.We must charge this | L'Islet (40)\u2014Cloudy, .Tn 140 [ner Med.Co, London, Ont., Canada.peurs paid trial dock.Bund eb ond Jomph Warrws fest qe ihe omy means à sit | 10% Carbolic Toilet Soap, | ++ wp te profit sod lott pr.6.0.8, Rowville sad to.© | mmm mms == | fons.Mathewson, 38 Union Bquare, interest .TI : int \u2014Dense fog, ; \" ee cover, Porter, ts.Ask lor ee PE el mene tr rare test | PROGRESR 0 PANAMA CANAL.| FG 528 am, Mo ow York.\u2018samples.pm sud approved by (he me Sot ind smooth.ni 1n8 suvel vcs | The total Panama canal excavation | \u201cYigrin River (380)~Foggy, worth | UNDERGRADUATE.EDUCATED AT| JEREMIE RICHARD\u2014BOOK-BIXD- \u2018 Shen ! prefesion .and Crystal Cordelia lao geod for the shin) | since the American Government took east.In noon, Dominion, and sup | ong of the best English schools, | er and ruler (formerly in the employ These can also be bad at D.i x ta Slrecious 113 : as conte 6 s-Hab.dos, 45 all Druggüts.possessiga In Moy, 1904, to the end of posed Englishman.wants position as private tutor (resi.| of the late G.A.Lafrance) 108 Mou Tailor, and the Little Shop, PAA re ess, re Sard for our fran bookiet sbont (hie sud | Lhe fincal year.June 30, 1908, totals |\" Cape Magdalen | (294 )\u2014Cleering, | dont preferred) during vacation.Write | tain Bill.au lat, rve Baint.bonis., our oh Entel.40.939.575 eubio vards, this figure iB- | freah northwest, In pm, Harald; | ta \u201cP 1,\" (bis office Bi-Louis street.mrraas oF STRKT conPmEncE.; __ ©.| cluding the earth moved from the in nono, Lake Manitobe.2 : une 85xtill 25 sept.Ca 1.C.Cavvaat & C5.007, Dorshester Bérest, canal prises Tod from the se West Poini- Reining.vaut.Savoy BOARD.= \u2014\u2014 a.NowTARAL works.thin .amoun in Elli js morning.ma np | CDC yards, or shout 66 per cent, of Point (5 1 Cloudy, SLIONE, | rms era tttrnts MATHIE ,.ELLIS co.; , tha total.has been taken out in the | Joho gy In 11,30 sm, Wacouets.| BAY VIEW HOUSE, SITUA ON LIMITED ! PORT WINE and SHERRY WINE [i imi i rit 070 2 td of Fo | das Ep EE i k en varda during + ., e town, C.P., d - and 3 433.000 bie Ss prie the prins Ola our ( 808) Cloudy, rain.$ station 2 Seamer on no 180 ST.PAUL STRRE1 ; your Tine, 3 east.in 4 a.m., Montrose.[let June.utiful scenery, 1 ood | 0, re Invalid Port, Chole Od Delicate Port où net vent ho NON re yards, id Hs.M'GREEVY, shove ema, firet-clase von.tial FuiL 8 rr LIES or Convido Port, Royal Private Stock Port pongo pg ty rasan | or.TB Bo Fe car Bi finest 389, , \u2014 rere ur! Me 1, Miners] Waters, including Apolinacte White Booi, Badnor ER RE Cd 1e Tam | Bras Te,» | HOUSE TO LET, To Byes Coes nta, Casal Contrexevill I ° shovels ex- BR.ER ponta, bana, lie and Vichy pai] 19 dos 50 pe varde, ara Saturday me + 8 200 3.08 | Rurnished or unfurnished, No.39 84.Anchor Cement.Finest Brands at Moderate Prices 89.778 enblo yards Jere taken out by Sunday wn cee nee 9 \"313 8.58 Tab SS 1 rooms, - Ree al ent ta).other means.ee The way to we the virthe of a l'add.| Vo A PL foi Lime.v TRADE AT MONTREAL.trust le to become a stockholder.POR SALE OR TO LET-BOUSE re Clay Flower Vases.| American Anthracite Copl.H.BEAUTEY, Montreal, Aug.7.\u2014From the open No.27 8t.Angele street, well suited ing of ; the end of Jul CASTORIA.for a boarding house, the Audi.| Georges Creek Smith Col, 23 Fabrigue Street, Guebes LE oran ol ravens lot the port of | Dee the Vds fée Ages Dont | coriqm.\u201cCon Be voun dail}.Apply to .A VISIT SOLICITED, ooo Montreal, 20,000 over | Migrate .Fra THOS.LEMIEUX, TRI APHONR 300 too corresponding period tart year, 1) \u20ac A 101 84.John Birent a SATURDAY, AUGUST [= ree BLOUS 10 to 20 Per A E.J.DYN E-WAISTS «wert 20 -Vozen to be cleared at from 48c.to $4.00 ance'of'stock: JUST IN complete.assortment of Wool.Golf Jackets, Norfolk Codts and Vests.8 1008 Cent off bal- \u201d LATHAN .s ES, Pons 271 - _\u2014 x RUSTIC THEATRE KENT HOUSE GROUNDS \u2014 THIS WEEK \u2014 \u2018Refined Vaudeville A 2.30 and 8.30 4 Animals.\u2018Admission to Rustic Theatre res to Don\u2019t miss seeing Holt, Renirew & Co's free exhibit of Canadian Wild by railway.Special 250, ticket after 7 p.m., 10r sale by street car conduetors, takes from your door to the Montmor, inrion To Theatre, and back to your ousss.Falls, including Esvator, with LA CAISSE DE NOTRE-DAME de QUEBEC SAVINGS BANK 1 Tove (HEAD OFFIC.Lowes Bass The branches of St.Roch, St.Sauveur and St.John's Subury ars sito open svery Ssturday and Monday eventnz, krom 7 to 8.32 c'olazt interest Pald from Dute of Deposit and on Daliy Balanss.New Advertisements.Ja Pure Wool Underwesr\u2014Holt, * Rentrew & Coial Linen SalerP.J, Cotg, .| Bren Reduction Sales}, Simard & , oem 8 ilings\u2014Cunord Lino.1 > Ocean Sailings Domision Line.Ocean Sailin :.P.; Particular About Your Linse\u2014mpesial + qq ity 1 Lonndrs il on iY 3] Cepe Tourmsnte Fish and Game Club Charles Premont.; ; Lega) Notice\u2014Alphonse Bernier.Legal Notice=T.w.s.Dunn- \u20ac London Day Gis\u2014Law, Young & Co.- Shredded Wheat.: ësr Ford Cars\u2014The Ford Motory Co., of Canada, Ltd- BRI be Kent DUNN\u2014At Woodlands, m, Kent, England, the wile of J : Mamet Dunn pf a deughter.- Er rte pit ec pres: = VHOUINARD-\u2014Gp the Fr instant.at Hours\u201d Choulnard.late of the C.P.R.Tora from, his mother's residence, Beauport Church, at 7,45 am, for Reaupart Church, and thence to st Charles Cemotory.Friends and ac aasintances are \\coxpectfully invited to sendy THE NICKEL MOVING PICTURES & ILLUSTRATED SONGS A BIG HALL, that is always £00L, COSY and CLEAN.A Big Programme.Always Something New.Worth Sesing- \u2018WRORIGINATE.OTHERS COPY 50 \u2014ADMISSION\u20145c BENNETTS THIS WEEK THE HUMANOVO COMPANY A HAPPY COMBINATION OF Husio, Comedy, Drama and Moving Pictures.VATEST NOVELTY IN ANIMATED PHOTOGRAPHY NOTE\u2014Each ure fs portrayed hy a company of robes artiste carefully Tobearsed, and fres from vuiga:ity or : tive subjects.A dormancs Daily, Matinee and Even- PRICES 8 AND 10co Province of Quebec, Distdot of Quebec, \u201cNo.1460.tary ody politic and æ Company, à Body politic and cor rate having ta principal place of Crises and bed ofice\"at tha city foe \"Tw: Plein; Walters and Louis Walters, woth Pesan gr Ghebeo, and troding \u201chere tlership under the firm flame of Style of the Keystone Amusement Company, ne nt n the Superior Courtar Fow- \u2019 aye , Holeudants ; Pat JL i one ava Tot Pablo tiono! the order.gnotary\u2019s ce, Quebec = 1008, Ave T.W.8.DUM.308 AnBMIR PL: Rh Cerner John and Clai Sh Putar Stress oi 21 veiirs and 9 months, | onstruction | age: d\u2019ÉCONOMIE John Ytrest asenh :Strost Valise Street L ç Fontaine 9 wot Moancats, Hill Commercial 342803.461th Anniversary & 24th Annual PIC-NIC UNDER AUSPICES OF Quebec Ship Laborers BENEVOLENT SOCIRTY St.Catherine's Grove SATURDAY, AUGUST 8ib, 1908 \u201c».RASS BAND AND STRING OR- ii CHEBTRA IN ATTENDANCE.Traina will leave the Quebec & Lake St.Juha Railway Station at 8.45 a.nm aud 1.45 p.m., returning Tickets wi! be honored on all other lar trains.2 ; lickets, adults, 65c.; children, 85c.Tickots can bo procured at the following ploces:\u2014M.Tucker, Champlain street; W.J.Muironey, 509 St, Peter street, and from the members of the Committee at the Depot of Quebec & Yoko St.John Railway before departure ol trains.aug.6x3.Superior Court, Quobec, No.870.Dame Maria Alice Arthemise Lalonde, wife common as to Por o 1 , Francois Xavier Guerin the City of Quebecve Plaintiff ; The said Francois Xavier Guerin, Defendant; An action in ration ol.bas been instituted by the CHEN this cause.- Quebec, 7th August, 1908.ALPHONSE BERNIER, Attorney for Plaintiff, = KINGS HALL COMPTON, P.Q.Situated in {he bealthiest and most beautiful part of the l\u2019rovince of Quebec, is one of the bust residential Girls school of the province.An early application is requested for the few vacan- cles in September next.Calendar and particulars sent on application.LAURA JOLL, (ady Principaljuly.l4xtu-th-sat wie F.J.GOCKBURN, (Manager of the Bank of Montreal) MANAGER IN QUEBEC.may rom whom neggpterz information ouvies mag be obtained » From whom oi 24 jon ore .Lemme * Yd ae SP CC THE QUEBrOjONKONICLE mt SATOMDAY AUGUST 8.3008 QUNARD I NES J From Ple-061-52-5L North Riv, COTÉES ER pad tre \u2014\u2014venet .rs Paap pe ER hug M.108.Campanis.Aug 2998.W Mare (a prete\u201d wees ET BVA.UT } Mangarlan-Ameriean Servios- Fr via enacts lO and TRISTE - Third Class Tickets to and from sil pasts of TL nd re TT N.Y.0¢ 128 ase arr, Boron, Mas : 7.6.STOCKING sueolliliesiiy Le DOMINION.LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS QUEBEC LIVERPOOL Domision,.Aug.3 Ottaws Eas a Te The BB.\u201cCansda\u201d is one of the fastest and meet the ble steamers In ° Canséies \" holds tha meord from Monsees irerpool of 7 days, 55 minutes.RATES OF PASSAGE Firat Class.Becomd Class.\u201cAUS MAT 22200.$77.80 sus HEANDÉINION\".\u2026.77.40 43.LÉRATE RATE SERVICE, He VEXBINGTON\" ss.oO \" SES CR OUTHWARE Onl, s carried called.re.8.clnss «Cabin passen, Second Clase), mos comfortable snd ve.QUEBEC TO LIVERPOOL.rt rried on sil steam Third Class se e racing in Crest Brit POLE iene.\u201d According to Steamer, WHITE STAR LINE v= Tor-ymath-ChrhenrySeatampion- de.cer Ang.12, Sept.§, Oct.7 rites \u201che.> Sept.+ Get.14 Tran, Aug.28, Sept.a3.Oct.23 M estic.\u2026.Sept.2, Sept.wo, Oct.28 Now Vork-Lwrpenl vi Querastons.Aug.1 t1o, Oct.6 sue oy Sep ts Oct.18 Celtic.Aug.37.Bept.2.Oct.23 Raitie Sept, 7, Oct.1, Oct.39 How York and Boston ITALY Vis Azores, Madeira, Gibraltar.FROM BOSTON = Canoplc.Oct.34 Romasic.¥or all information apply te loci] Ageras of to W.M.MAGÇPHERON, Manager.\" Quebec Steatship G0'y Li 1 ALLAN LINE oyal Mail Steamship Coy, T FIRST OCEAN TURBINER Molselosa and Without Vibration LIVERPOOL, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERVICE From, From Prom Tdverpoal steamships Montreal Quebec 17 Jul °w cee 38 Jul alr se SUN 3 \u201c Vietori « nw\u201c Aux.Corsicau\u2026.\u2026.21 \" au RATES OF PASSAGE.-877-50 and Ro ed pm $sb.78 Font PE overage .807.90 According to Steamer and location of berth.GLASSOW, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL SERNCE From From Prom Glasgow Steamships Montreal Quebec 1 July Pretories 2g July Blu I 1 Aug.1 Aug, 8 Tosiau [3 9\u201d 3 Aug.Grampian i.\" 1g RATES OF PASSAGE oom.\"+.L6250 sad up Becand Cabin.forse and up A DN $96.50 According to Steamer and berth.3 LONDON, NA73E, QI23EZ & MINTAEAL SE1/13: Frou: From From From London Havre Steamsiips Montreal Quebec aJuly *Hibernian.2s July 23 July 9 Corinthi, si ioe 9 Pomeraaies 8 4 8 ¢ n 18 < 1A a\u201c Cabin, $40.00 to London, $45 to Havre and 3 2 h upwards.According to Steamer and berth.i : & seseuccss ve seucures $27.50 ship Sal Musle Smoking Room em Promenade.Deck Electric Light and \"0! Bilge Keels.Every mod i t, arconi Wireless\u2019 Telegraph or board.Vietorlan, Virginian, Tunisian and Cor being at once à ence and safe ALLANS, RAE & CO.169 Champlain Street.Reford Agencies DONALDSON LINE Glasgow Saifings from Monirea) and Quod Aug.6 ug.13 ug.30 Aug.77th PASSENGER RATES: Cabi: $42.50 single; .90 reta iboun ré class, dose CPrconid Wrtebon nd gay Jean © THOMSON LINE London Saitings érem Msntrani ani Qua}i: 88 Devona.(Cold Storage and Cool Air) Aug.8 * Cervous \" \u201c - Aug.18 * Ca:rarous, Aug.22 # Jona Aug.2 THE, ROBERT REFORD CO, LIMITED, 76 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Montreal.Toronto, St Johan N.B., Portland, Me Steamer Frontenac \u201c \u201c \u201c\" New York, -Bermuda and Weel Indies foal Ml Lig, [T0 Beye Qui Ser wd ke Sailing from Piers A Bah gg cron i eave es lone OS.\u201cYOR?POR BERMUDA 1 $T.ROMUALD.UEBEC.Twin Srrom SS.NÉSÉNUITAN \u201cbails_froin 0e À M New York at 13 A.M.17th and 25th August : HTW YORK FOR WEST INDIES SER roiz, y t A .Mfe Thomas Se pere Marnie, St 0 À.M.Vnei J'arbadoesf nd erarg.abd Jo P.M, TBKORONA.\u2026.\u2026Noou, Wi At.- +5 x UEBEC FOR NEW YORK The first trip on Tuesdays and Eierda cos at Charlottetown »nd Halifax.ool A Ce a vu AT , d 200d to AX | On Sa e à 28.TRIMIDAD, fth and 2204 Augnst at to trop hs ght dhe, one trip o'cloc .St.Lawrence.Line, , The Twin Screw Iron 88.CAMPARA, 1,700 tong.intended to from Quebec, toon wth and sth Aug.for Gaspe Basin, AXE Soy.Fores, ora te side, Chariottatown and Picton,\u201d ce Has excellent accommodation for pasengers.Shippers are requested to mark the port of destinstion ia full on all paci to avoid mistakes in landing.berets autre eB on Mellen day only, si .For lurther information ly to ¢ ARTHUR AHERN, retary, Quebes.A.E.OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Agents, Er way, New York ?.6.Mocking, J.Hone, Jr, Sicket Agcats QUEBEC & LEVIS FERRY \u2018a end After the 29th June, 1908 TT Thihnd conventent for passengers treveiiiog Me \u201cances permitting.QUEBEC von LEVIS Intercolonial Railway.AN.AM.M.42 Oceat Limited to [12.13 Ocean Limited from Montrealan Limited 2.33 rota Halifax, Ex| PM.ny to Mospags 1e Men to Little ets.P.148 Express to Mosal, press to Ri «co Express to River tes Th Express 10 Hallfex.1.0 te Mon- 1190 Oceay Limited to ex.Quebec Central Railway, P.M.1.13 Express from rise 10 Th : from New Torkite Mouxtains & Portland AM.98 to Whit ountains an n rand, 1.30 Throush Hxpress pese eu Dpringaeid Grand Trunk Railway Ferry.Davs.AM, so from the 0 a 213 Mall from the West.11.18 Mail from the Westweak Av apress to the va \" 2Msexo Mail te the 140 kpre te Noxt sailings wt 33; Gaspesien.tor | - SR Phare Champlain ave \"hamplain ack Wad , Ang.PL TO y Ym.alter \u2019 ba Freight rdceived until 2 wan on dey of sailing.'or other i { EE Junction to_St.Joseph and St.Romuald with Electric Tramway to Steamer Orleans oa and alter Tridsy, oh June fest.weather lrenvmstances ing, steamer Orfeans will rum daily es follows: \" FROM QUEBEC.FROM ISLAND.Levis.vs P.Mon Friday and Saturday the steamer wilj leave the Island at s a.m.SUNDAYS.30 P.M.18 E M.00 P.Moe P.i NG.7.00 P.M.0.0 À.M.Steamer Champion fter 18t , tl .cummunets.peminiog.ha\u201d siamer oil res as foll: | Ged St.Jean.- Go A.M.St.Michel.tt A x From & Laurent par 4 A om Quebec .M.Saturday from Quebec.2.0 P.+ SUNDAYS.uebes A.M.From fuebec to È # 3 o P.Me'acoppine at Be Pétroniile on ihe morning tip om r Berthier\u2014On Mondays, Tuesdays, sdays and Fridays.Thom % uebec for Vorthter\u2014Mondays, Wed.nesdays, Thursdays and Saturdeys.ON SATURDAYS.This same steamer will make a trip from Quebec to Terthier so as ive citizens an opportunity of enjoying r on the river.Leaving Quebec.oe P.M.\u2018Return to Quebec 9.20 P.North Shore Maliand Passenger Service, King Edward CAPT.C.VEZINA.Will esil (weather and circumstances mitting) Saturday evening, Augba tr orth Shore Porte as far as Xe aan.A F or cates of passage an ight And other particulars, apply to weigh ,- HOLLIDAY BROS, ; 101 St.Peter Gt.Mi Bi np annaty dlooharges,inBamemat ~ Ireitations of uf of mycous WImbraneds \u2018ainiess, end aeirtme muse Win PRIVATE WIRE TO NEW YORK, BOSTON, MONTREAL AND TORONT, Local Secuilles à Specialy 93 ST.PETER ST.QUEBEC TELEPHONE 948.Paul Boileau Edgar Halle Belleau & Halle £CCOUNTANTS, LIQUIDATORS, INSURANCE BROKERS.Collections Made at Reasonable Rates, Phone 3324 05 SL Prior SL, Quebre.V.E.PARADIS, Public Accountant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR.Accounts Invastigated and Collected.Financial Arran zements and Compromises.Nquidation of Insolvant Bstatss \u2014 All work entrusted to ms witl ba osonx mieally and promptly attended t3, _\u2014 RICHELIEU COMPANY QUILDING 44 Dalhousie Streft.ARTHUR BRUNEAU A.©.DUPUIS Mostreal.: Quebec.STOCK BROKERS Transactions executed on Montreal Stock Exchange by personal representation at of one per cent.comm! 8.Chas.Head & \u2018 Coy\u2019a New York end Boston private wires and nuota tion service at the disposal of pat- 18 8.Francois Xavier St, MONTREAL.123 $1.Peler Street, Quehse.PHONE 15%.t CLOSING LETTER.y Private Wire, Neuville Belleau Co, 93 St.Peter Street, Quebec.Phone 946.New York, August 7.\u2014The market opened buoyant and remained so throughout the early dealings with advances rom one to three & ints.The\" Buggenh i points.e uggenheim specialties, American Smelting, National Lead were particularly strong.The gen- oral list sympathized in the strength and advances of one to two points were quite eral.Transactions were in large volume with the speculation broader and more diversified than for many weeks.Shortly after noon a spectacular jump in American Smelting and National Lead took place, the former touching 107 and the latter 913.This was followed by an equally violent spasm of liquidation, both stocks dropping from four to six points amid wild excitement whicn affected the rest of the list, causing declines of one to two points in the other active issues.The Government report ia- sued shortly after 2 o'clock was disappointing and caused quick advances in grains with corresponding declines in the granger stocke.Apparently the promise only about the same \" as Test year, unless conditions should prove to be unusually propitious for the next month or two.Dusiness continued in large volume until the close, being well above a million and.a quarter shares.Undoubtedly a deal of stock was liquidated by the manipulators as a result of the day's operation and the action of the market chlis attention still more decided- iv, as we mentioned in our moming letter to the necessity of keeping both wits and judgment keen.The market ix much manipulated and treacherous and we believe in etop- ping losses while advocating, buying on bteaks and preferring the long side of the speculation.MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.Quotations furnished by Messrs, Neu ville Belleau & Co., ¥3 St.Pete Stroet, Quebne.Montreal, Aug.7, 1908.Asked.Bid.C.P.R.1723 172 M.& St.119 1184 Montreal Street .1824 182 \u2018Toronto Street R; 1054 1054 Twin City \u2026\u2026 213 904 Detroit United .408 40 Halifax Tramway - Wt 88 loledo Railways .- 84 St.John Railway - + Winnipeg Railway \u2014 16% West India Railway \u2014 5 liavana Electric Co., 27 254 Havana Electrie, pfd., xd 754 74 San Paulo Railway.1394 138 R.& 0.Nav.Co.7 7 Montreal Power .95} 96 Dom.I.& 8., com 18 ai Dom.li & S., pd.ow.65 64 Dom.Coal, Co., com.5 Ms Dom, Coal, pid., xd.100 96 Montreal Steel .\u2014 6 Montreal Steel, pid.\u2014 æ N.8.Ste i 5 ë Montreal Telegraph.\u2026 Bell Telephone .138 \u2014 Ogilvie Milling Co.1083 105 ilvie, pid.118 116} ackay .To; ee Lake of the Woods \u2026 SUF 9 Lake of the Woods, pid.\u2014 412 Laurentide Pulp .108 1014 Laurentide Pulp, pid 12 IR Montreal Cotton .148 1e Dom.Textile \u2026\u2026 we 424 AE Dom.Textile, pid.sa agg Duluth S8.& A, .NL Duluth SS.& A., pid.Nr B Sales.Canadian Pacific, 575 at 1724.\u201cDom.I.& S., pid.98 at 66: Detroit United, 25 at 408.Montreal Power, 25 at $5, 25 at 04 Soo, 50 at 1184, 75 at 1184.IMPORTS.Per atesmer Vietorian, Pickering, from Liverpool\u20144 pkgs.to Wm.Me Liment & 9 do to Renaud &- Co, 8 do te Quebec Syndicate, À do to Thibaudeau, Prove & Cie, 1 do to Mc.Call, Shehyn & Co., 3 do to Quebec Clothing Co.40 do te Paquet Co., | do to Gauvreau, Beaudry & Co., 3 do to Laurentian Whitewear Co., 8 do to GQ.C.Scott, 8 do to Deckene & Poulin, 2 do to J.B.Laliberte.7 ho to Jor.Amyot, 6 do to A.W.Colley.32 do to E.A.leigh, 1 do ta Victor Mfg.Co., 1 do to Holt, Renfrew & Co., 51 do to TT Ravard; M do te H.Beautey, 45 do té Whitehead & Turner.| do to order, 1 box bricks, 1800 briche to A.Laurent, 19 pkgn.to R.J.Perry, 142 do to Dominion Express, 98 do to order, 3,000 bricks to Francis Hyde & Co Por steamer Montreal, Lafrance, from Montreal-10 shige.to B.Roumilbesat of upward of PUBLIC SERVICE BONDS.Toi city Railway & Light Ist.Nassau Light & Powerlst.5's.Bhewinies à Power lat.8's.Prices and full partictlars supplied on application.Auction Sale In the matter of J.A.Desroches, of Quebec, tailor, Insolvent.- Notice is hereby given that on Thureday, August stn\u2019 1908, at 11 o'clock A.A., will be sold bile auction at the office of the Hi Mountain Hill, Quebec, the assets of this estate, as follows :\u2014 (a) Btock.1,160.98 Store Fix 501.90 $1,662.25 (b) Book Debts.cues secre.178.18 The sale will be made for each item separately at so much in the doilar to the highest bidder.The inventory and the list of Book Debta can be examined at our office.The store will be opened for the stock inspection on August Sth, 1908, or belore, on applying to the undersigned.Terms :\u2014-CASH.Lafaivre & -Taschereau, Assi .Office, 111 Mountain Hill, Q A C.W.WALCOT, STOCK AND INVESTMENT BROKER 06 ST.PETER STREEE TRLEPHONE STL\u201d \u2014 STOCKS Bought 2nd scid for investment oe on margin, MUNICIPAL BONDS To pay from 6P.C.to 84 PC.particulars on application.QUEBEC REPRESENTATIVE | AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY, 1 OF NEW YORK | Capital ard surplus $5,000,000 Bonds of Kind {urnisbed, terms moderate, - recurity sheotute.INSURANCE BROKER Risks placed in any of the leading English and Canadian Companies at current rates.' PHONE 3200.RES.PHONE 784.\u2018W.Graham Browne & Go, Bond Dealers, - Montreal CHICAGO STOCK MARKET.Supplied Daily to the Chronicle eo.SPECIAL STOCK QUOTATIONS, Reported by J.T.Teche & Co.St.Deter Street.Cora \u2018Phone 03.Correspondence invited, Quebec, August 7, 1908, Askod.Olfered, BANKS.Quebec Bank .132 197 Union Bank \u2026 \u2026 126 132 Wanque Nationale, x-d.128 \u2018118 MISCELLANEOUS.C.P.Ror coe reese 175 72 Richelieu & Ontario 76 Mon.H., L.& P.C 94 Q R, L & P.Co.\u201d\" 107 85 100 §.& \u201c 9 BONDS, Nontmoreaev Cottons Co.108 10¢ Quebec Railway.074 9 Canadian Electric.wn \u2014\u2014 NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, August 7\u2014flour receipts, 26.046; exports, 15,909 ; unsettled.Wheat receipts, 101,200; exports, 152,- 44; firm ; options closed À cent net higher.Corn receipts, 1,075 bush- ele : exports, 1,184 bushels ; spot, firm.Option market was without transer- ptions, closing dc.net higher, Oats receipts, 35,500 bushels ; spot, steady: rosin, quiet ; turpentine, firm; mo- memes, quiet ; pig iron, quiet ; copper, firm ; lead, firm: tin, Jean; ugar, raw, unsettled ; refined, auiet.NEW YORK STOCK MAKKET.New York, Aug.7\u2014It was a day of speculative excitement in the stock market and of violent and erratic price fluctuations.The bull movement started on ils way prosperously and reached a new high stage of prices for the year.At the accelerated pace of the advance the movement overran itself, and paid the penalty in a sharp set back.Extensive coverimgs by shorts was a recognized fact, or in latter stages of the rire.The distress of the short interest in American Smelting and in National Lead became so acute in the course of tne day and the disponition to punish them seeroed so ruthless that the speculative temper became discom and heavy unloading of speculative accounts was precipitated.bears saw a chance to regain an advantage and raided ices downwards in a quest for stop Fos orders.The two Gugyenhein atocks were conspicuous features from the outset by reason of the late bulge yesterday.When 7} points had been added to yesterday's 6} point gain in American Smelting and jumps of a full point between sales were made the market took alarm.TREO.HAMEL'S CLOSING LETER.New York, Aug.7.\u2014The market wos extremely active with à heavy volume ol business.London was buyer of u d of 10,000 shares on balance.he American Smelting in the course of its making a new high mark of iv?caused somewhat of the general lons, but this veermed to relisve \u201cho market of a number of account plungers and the anpport at lower levela sas ood.The Government crop report was disappointing.There has been further deteriorations in the first part of the month when the report was compile.The report indicaten larger harvest re.turna from all three crop States than in 1907, A house which is identified with Standard oil interasty was stated v bullishly the market.Many bear orders, vors = Many were reached on the early bulge.Indications point to a 000,000 in natement.Coppa metal Hamel, Stock B 7 Dalhousie Street.Pole, A Quebec, August 7, 1908.Op'g.High.Low.Clos | 943 954 043 ony 967 93% 164 033 5k 764 75 76 634 615 631 64 474 48% 474 48 47) 488 47) 48} Automatis ! ERNEST G.ODELL Rallway Ties, Lumber, Timber |: and Builders Supplies.| Specially: B.C.& Southern Woods OAK AND ELM ALWAYS ON HAND.Agent SCLATER ASBESTOS CO.\u201cIl it is Asbestos or made of Asbestos.We've got it.\u201d 'HOCHELAGA BANK BUILDING QUEBEC.* DELAWARE & A HUDSON RD.Ghorteet severe! and Bask MONTREALTO NEW YORK l'amengers {rom Quebec via ths Grand Trunk, Intercolonial or the Canadisa Pacific lines connect o> Montreal with thy Delaware & Hudson trains.Information and through tickets vis above lines and the Delaware & Hudsoe can be had at ticket offices.Through Sleeping and Parise an Mon: zo New York i ASK FOR THE LA Motor Foi a New stylé'and improved, we have it \u2018at $1.00,\" 92.30; $3.00, 84.00 and 185.00.7 add en ,_ Also Carter\u2019s'Tuk, black, blue black, {ink for \u2018péds, \u2018marking ink, black.Antoidd\u2019s' * Copying Ink and blue black.1 5\" Mucilage, Patte, etc, etc.\"rem A.0.PRUNEAU 60 St.John St.Formerly Deschenes Store.Near Palace Hill june.l1x12mxe.0.d.continues to advance and trade inter- oat express much gratification over de velopmrals in thin industry.The bond market continues broader and the investment inquiry, together with the sold aut condition of commission houses dealing in stocks, constitutes one of the strongest points of the present situation.The principal market interests appear satisfied that which ever way the election turns out, the railroads and other corporations are to have a much better opportunity to develop than under the present President of the country.The recent Court decision in Georgia is one indication of this, It ix stated a decision will be given by the Inter-State Commerce Commission relative to the freight rate increase in that State and that this will mark the beginning of an authorized movement which will add largely to the revenues of the rail roadr.We believe purchases on reaction will continue to prove profitable.CABTONRIA.Bears the Tho Kind You Have Aiazys Bought et 4 WEEKLY CLEARINGS, Dominion of Canada:\u2014Montreal, $26,465.000, decrease 11.1: Toronto, $19,817,000, decrease 3.7; Winnipeg.09,- 71R,000, decrease 13.3; Vancouver, B.C.$3.461,000, decrease 10.8: Ottawa, $2,- $41,000, decrease 01.0: Quebec, $2,247, 000, decrease * 9.Halifax, $1.865.000, decremse 7.0: 1Xmilton.$1,280,000, decrense 30.1; Caigary, $1,057,000; St.John, N.B., $1,620.000, decrease 8.8: London, Ont.$1,003,000, decrease 28.2: Victoria, B.C., $11,000, decrease 25.3; Edmonton, 671,000.BRADSTREETS REVIEW! of trade to-morrow will say: \u2014Canadian trade reporte are of an encoun character.Good in the Western .cultural regioms, but comparative,y poor ih the east.Many concerns are retrenchimg, but they ave basing hopes of improvement on weatern crop conditions, Failures number 132, as aguinet 100 in July last pear.Claire Fontaine New York, Aug.T\u2014Bradstreets state | HAILYWAY GRAND TRUNK System Through Pullman Cars QUEBEC to PORTLAND, Me OF INTEREST TO VISITORS Grand Trunk Passenger tralus ars now rux- ing to and from Levis station ingtesd of Point Lev], and Passengers to avd from Quebec will nee tne frobec nnd Levis regular Ferry on Daihonsie #t.SEASIDE EXCURSIONS De Crotare Bone veu A nebun! port, Mer a hi ng dates August soth, 15th, 12th aud 15th, turn limit August 31st.\u2014 Goi 90d.Regular Train Servicerary leares from the Quebec and Levin Perry *12.15 noos, 17.00 p.m.\u2026 *Daily) For full particulars aud other tuforma fou.ay to City Ticket Office, ft.Anse 8t., oppo- te Chateau t Office, tense, or at Ticke y Yerry Lending, QUEBEC RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.SUMMER TIME-TABLE On and after Monday, June 10t, 1908, trains will run as follows: \u2014 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMORENCY FALLS.(Week Days.) ren Lesve Quebec for Montmorency ls 30 notes from oo 2.m to 11.06 P- to and Sdditional trains at 7.40 8.m., 5.20, 6-20, 7:35 18 p.m.Leave Montmorency Falls for Quebec, every 30 minutes (rom 6.00 a.m.to 11.30 p.m., snd edditions] trains at 6.6 a m, 545, 645 656 2.50 p.m.(Sundays) alle, 6 Leave Quebec for Mountmorency- Falls, 6.50, 2.00, pr 9.00, 10.00 8.m., and every so minutes from 1.00 p.m.te 31.00 Pp.m.Quartes hourly service y afternoon wh t 1 is heavy.Leave Montmorency Falls for Quebec, 6.41, 9-00.9.30.10.09, 10.19 2.M, 11.00.11.30.12.69, 12.30 p.m.and every 3o minutes from 1.J0p.m.to 11.39 p.m.Quarter hourly ser vice Sunday sfternoon when travel in hesvy.BETWSEN QUEBEC AND STE ANNE DE BEAUPRE.(Week Days.) Bes Leave bee for Ste.Anne de upre, stopping Que ntétorenes Palle, 6.20.7.30, 8.12.30, 1.18, 2.18., 2.18 ©.WM.except 10.48 p.m.Saturday only.Anne de Besuprs for Montmoreney Falls, S30.¢ .30, - sm.5 Gitse 713 and Lans 9 (Sundays.) 6.00, 6.30, 7.00, 7.30, 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 & mM.ran, ree 2.15 and 10.18 p.Mm.Leave Ste.Anne de Beaupre for 6.00, 8.30, 9.00, 9.30, 10.00, 10.30, 11.00, 11.30 a m., (x) 12.00 noon, 1.00, (x) 4.00, 4-30, $-15, 9.00 and 10.15 p.Mm.BETWEEN QUEBEC.BEAUPRE AND ST.JOACHIM.(Week Days.) Leave Quebec for Beaupre, 8.30, 11.30 a.2.18, 8.16 15 p.Mm.™1 ras Quebec for Si.Joachim, at 8.50, 11.30 am.2.1% and 5.15 Pp.Mm.Lesve Beaupre for Quebec, 7.33, 10.2) &.m., 1.08, 3.08.7.05 and 10.08 p.MM.Leave St.Joachim for Quebec, at 7.15, 10.18 \u2018a 8, 1.00, 5.00 and 6.55 p.m (Sundays.) Leave - Be 1 3 \u201c eave © 5 for St.Joachim, 6.30 5.m.1d .om i A aire for Quebec, 8.06, 9.15 2 m., 3.08 and to.08 p.m.Leave St.ode him for Quebec, 7.56 a m.and s.00 P.dS Gre \u201ctraing; ll others are electric eee Car connecte at Mastai Jet.with ins, f ansengers ng of ig qi od rom Talia i Sanit rm, Asylum, etc., fare sc.return.service on all trains for small pack: goes meta ca Rate, s cents and to vPro or ee fav mation apply to the Superintendent.A EVERELL, EDW.A.EVANS, } A eeperintendent.1 M per.8.3.Natashquan This steamer will sail on Thursday, 6th August, at 8 | a.m., for North Shore Ports.Freight will be received | \u2018up to that date at Pointe a ;Carcy Whart.Escoumains.| For further particulars i apply to Quebec.rue WORTH SHORE TRANSPORTATION AND |, ,q Sundar.WRECKAGE C0., LTD.98-100 St.Paul St, THE QUEBEC BANK QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.Notice is hereby given that a Dividend of one and three quarters per cent upon the paid up Capital Stock of this Institution has been declared for the | current quarter, and that the same will be payable at its Banking House in this city, and at its Branches, on and after Tuesday, the First day of September next, to Shareholders record on the 17th of August next.By order of the Roard.THOXAS McDOUGALL, General Manager.Queber, 17th July, 19081 july.21xta-eatxtill sep.l.NEN IVERY STABLE.Any number of horses and carriages to rent, by the hour or day, without hon equipped rigs in the dit t equip ge in y Both Buggies and fanily rigs.We L Tel.1461 ot Phone 484 .july20x1m BIGOUETTE HOUSE LAKR BEAUPORT.Under the Immediate Direction of MRS.JOS.BIGOUBTTE.Bxcellent Table Board and Clean Airy Rooms.Fine Bpating, Bathing and Fly Fishing.B'age leaves Dorchestse Bridge ae nenal every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3.300\"clock, TERMS MODERATR SAKE BREAUPORT.Quebec Side.) as follows: \u2014For regular | cy Leave Quebec for Ste.Anne de Beaupre, | p Quebec for Beaupre, 6.30, Boo a.m,, | Will call at | .ADAMS, 18 D'Aiguillon St.| MRS.JOS BIVOUETTE, |w CANADIAN [YT LCT NS 3 - Excursions fo the Seaside Portland, Maine.48.60 Old Orchard Beach.8,78 Kennebunkport .9.10 August oth; rth, sath and 13th return\u2019 on ets Ugust 31et, 1908.are good for contisuous passage only.CANADIAN [YT MALAY Housekeepers\u2019 Excursions anitoba, Bsskatchewan and Aug.4th and 18th, Rept.st, 1st! th, Tickets gocd for two months.soi and Fe \u2018or tickets, ete, to se.Mle Fabio] e atcan ¥rontenac, JULES HONE, Jr.Gsneral Rail rates cic.on application UP ARCUCY.Flash, Leave nc LivExroor.STRAMPR Take Manitoba impress of Ire Lake Champlain.ut Class { F 78d Clase + 1.$28.75 and tr7.90 tan.LRSTTTPYI \u2018or tickets and other particu.But John Se, Chateau Frontense 4 a conn mul HOME, 78, i and Steam, F.5.Stacking ip Agener, G.IL Sion, a Q C Cr Ry TTI AND SE EXCURSIONS ttland, and Retu Old Orchard Beach and Ret Kennebuck Portand Bociee Good going August roth t sive.Good returning up to An 3166 por \u2014_ i 4 inch Trains Louve Lovts.WHITE MOUNTAIN ExPuess Denon AND NEW YORK exPuese 8.0 oe and bas Santic.Sherbrooke, Port.AM.Por and dally except Basten: CAF EW YORK LIMITED 3,00 For Sherbrooce.Springfield ana New PM York.Buffet si.ç éally'except Satarany (© Vo York, ugh Pullman Sleepin, Puliman for Epringheld © * Sherbrooke wit Pullman will be placed a 3.00 p.m.mak Top daily ory York ACCOMMODATION | For Sherbrook 50 ¢ and Intermediate he tions, daily except Saturday.UT TETE JU ER The New Route to ths F, * =- PF, Saguenay and St.Maurice Rivers.O2 \u2014 follows Srfier Aug.181, 1508, trains will re as 0.00 LEAVE QUEBEC.:M.for St.Ra: 10.00 À.M.for Shawimaan Fans sud Mery \u2018 gad Montreal, daily except Sunda; { 1135 A M.for LaTuque, Roberval and Chi.! Soutimi, daily xo Sunday.{Lunch | 14s P.M.ke Se Je'ephe Sun cer Jaks SS c'eph, Saturday and $30 P.Y.tor.St.Raymond, daily except v, 6.2 P.M.for ; i Eg Teh dey exes 10.00 P.M.for Roberval and Chicoutimi, Say ordey only.(leeping car attached ) | 7 AM (ARRIVE QUEREC | 00 Sing Jom Chicoutimi and oberral,R ; 8.48 AM.from 81.Raymond, daily except hicoutimi, Roberv; gue.ally except Suna, 4! and La M.from Montreal! Shaw and Grand Mere, daily ace Ble ($107.3 from St, Raymond.Sunday opty.\" M, from La st.i ! Tok Sota \u20ac St.Joseph, daily (includ.Tickets for sale at St.And tom, F.S.Stockings office.Sr Fete Garth at Chateau Frontens- and at Cit Ticket Offices of C.I Rv.G.T.Ry.and T, & Re Parlor aud Sleeping car accommodation cay reserved at ¥.3, Stockliug's office.0 PR will not be reccived at Quebec after GUY TOMBS General Freight and Passenger Agent i \u2018Temiscouata Railway TIME TABLE i Taking Effect June 19th, 1908.EXPRESS Leaves Riviere du Loup 7.15 A.; rrives Connors, N.D.MIXED leaves Riviere du Loup \"rives Connors, N.R.n.SAM.+ at Edmundson Je, with Can, .Woodstock, Fredericton, St John, N.B., Houlton, Presque Isle, Caribou i and Port Fairfield, Me.And _at Riviere du Loup with all Intercel onist Ry.express trains.For rier Informati ! to P.$.Stocking, 3s St.{DB le.6 | - i THE ST.LAWRENCE \u2018Camodin Navigoion Ca, | DAILY SERVICR Connecting Grundy, Sup Between Quebec and Montreal BY STEAMERS WHITE STAR\" Capt.Langlois, IMPERIAL\" Capt.Jean bee at 4 o'clock p.m., ot Fires Rivers and Sorel, dus 1a\u2019 Monired clock a.m.Ove Montreal t § o'clock po m., due ta Quebre at 7 o'cloe mm.uerday K fon richer td a Cod te return on Monday.ss magte LANDING Quèdes \u2014Chouinard Whart LOUIS LACOUTURE, Manager.Phone 3088 Office 5-11 Dalheusie Strool, Que OUEBES CHRONICLE the Chroni Printing Company, D.Watson, = ce ager, ol the of the Company, 9 M - 1 Busta becription\u2014| Daily, $1.08 per ausamg nawm, » 91.00 par Les tes, pom ee te ES SE \u201d A\u2014 ST F For Cigars, You Can't Beat \u201cDIXIE or CAMILLO\u201d You'll Say So Too If You Try One.PERMANENT SIDEWALKS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Pavements and Sidewalks, in Concrete, Brick or Asphalt.All work executed by expert workingmen.J.A.Belanger & Cle., Mgr., 280 St.Joseph St, QUEBEC PHONE 3205 Pants, Fancy Veststo look like new.À DYEING and CLEANING WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK.Silk Blonses, Lace lircascs, Dclicute Muslin, White Gloves, White All the goods cleaned andguaranteed not to shrink, Silkk Dresses, Fancy Lace, Ribbon.and a'l wearing apparel dyed MODERATE PRICES.sc GLOVER'S DYEING and CLEANING WORKS.893-395 St.Valier St.PHONE 8205 Phone 1810 may Zixtu-th-sat-z3m Shaving Lessons FREE FOR ONE WEEK ! Visit our show window number three and see how ANY PERSON can shave himeell WITK PLEASURE and WITHOUT the DANGER of cutting or tearing his face.You will be pleased with the show.MECHANES SUPPLY CO, 20-86-90 St.Paul Street QUEBEC.LAWA OR STEAMER CHAIRS NATTRESSES AND PILLOWS STEEL SOFA BEDS AND COUCHES D.S.RICKABY, Furniture Warehouse, Undertaking Establishment, Genaral Appraiser, Phone 351 337 John St.ta GO-CARTS CARRIAGES.The Very Latest Styles and Patterns\u2014 ALSO \u2014 THE COLLAPSABLE 6GO-CART WITH AND WITHOUT HOODS, The Very Latest Models and Designs.LOWEST PRICES.JAMES PERRY, 323 St.Paul Strest.PIANO RECITAL BY \u2018MB.HAROLD HENRY AT MORRIN COLLEGE HALL _o WEDNESDAY EVEMMO, AUQUST Sith AT 813 PR ADMIBSION 50 CENTS.aug.iaf RE y ; i 1 Thos, Donohue TWO SPECIAL OFFERS.18c.for 11c.CHECK GINGHAM\u2014Bleck, White Green.White-Brown, * White-Navy, White-Regular 18e, Speciat.\u2026.] le.18c.for 11c.COLORED MUSLINS\u2014Floral Desi Regular 15c.Special.eile Thos.Donohue 188 St.John Street.POST CARDS.Tercentenary Post Cards, Large Assortment, from 2 for bets.up to 2%hcts.each.Colored Views of Quebec, hun- dreda of different views at ONE CENT EACH.Fancy Cards, comic cards, lenth- er cards, birch bark cards, silk cards, Raphnel Tuck's new historical and plate-view cards.Books of views and Tercentenaty Albums.CHOICE LINE OF SOUVENIRS T.H.0'NEILL, 248St.Jahn St The Ladies\u2019 Laundrymen, The fine muslins and ladies\u2019 garments that cannot be laundered satisfactorily at home we do up to look better than new.Ladies\u2019 Dresses, children's dresses, fancy skirts, etc.GIVE YOUR NEXT BUNDLE TO OUR DRIVER.PFEIFFER'S LAUNDRY Phone 523-524 244-6 McMAHON ST.\u2018The Laundry That Keews How\u201d jurel6xtu,th,eatz3ne.EUDONE Pouésec.HEADQUARTERS FO2 European Wines, Mineral Waters.French and Italian Olive Oil French Fine Products.Sg L.DORE PAT.67-00 6j, Jona St.Quebas, ham P&RSONAL | ! Me.J.Letourneau, of Montreal, La at the St.Louis.Capt.Leveson Gower was g passenger by the Empress.| Mra.T.Logan, of Montreal, is | guest at the St.Louis.| Mr.J, A.Shebyn sailed press.of Britain yesterday.| Major G.K.Addie was in Sher \"brooke Thursday on business.| Mr.and Mrs.Briggs, of Sherbrooke, t are guests at the Frontenso.» Mr.F.C.and Mrs, Neltnor, of Moni treal, are guests at the St.Louis.Mr.E.À.D.Morgan, of Montreal, ; registered at the Chateau yesterday.| Mr, Chas.Wilson, of Montreal, is in | the city, registered at the St.Louist Mrs.Aug.Lemieux, Miss Lambert, of Ottawa, are guests at the Chateau.' Me.L.Devenyns, of Roberval, is in | the city, registered at the Frontenac.| Me.G.L.Ogilvie, of Montreal, was \u20188 passenger by the Empress of Britain.Mrs E.J.Duggan, of the Hansard gaff, Ottawa, is presently at Murray \u2018Bay.Mr.C.Franklin Hebbirt, of Mont: real, registered at the Frontenac yes terday.Mr.Marie, iis in the city, a guest at Chateau.! Miss Edna Farant.of Mechanicsville, {is spending a week's vacation with \u2018friends in Quebec.| Mrs.Charles Deguise bas left for Sorel where she will be the guest of Madame Adelard Lanctot.Mr.J.H.Walsh.of Rherbrooke, arrived in the city last evening, and ia a guest at the Chateau.Nr.and Mrs.J.E.Morrison, of Montreal, \u2018who have been visiting Mrland Mrs, Jas.Creighton, have return- , ed home, Lady Violet Elliott, of Caleutta, daughter of Lord and Lady Minto, sailed yesterday by the Empress for England.Captain, the Hon, Hugh, and Lady Susan Dnwnay, sailed for home by, the Empress of Britain yesterday afternoon.Mr.Emest Caron, manager Canadian Shoe Machinery Co., sailed yesterday for England on the Empress of Britain.Mine Mamie Meagher and Miss Win- \"pifred Weir, of Saranac Lake, N.Y., are in the city, guests of Nr, and Mrs, Thos.Walsh.Mr.Fdward Morrison, graduate of the Royal Military College, Kingstonwho hax heen visiting friends in town bar returned home to Montreal.Mr.Vietor Vanderweken, of New York.is in town and will spend a month at the Luke St.Joseph Hotel, with his sister-in-law, Mrs.A.Véhderwerken.Mr.Jorenh D.Poggio, who has been, spending the last six weeks here visiting his cousin, Mrs.Jas.Creighton.has left for his home in New York.The marriage is announced of Miss Valeda Verret, daughter of Alderman errot, to Mr.Prank J.Boulay, of the Marine & Fisheries Department, Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.P.Lewis, of Ottawa, are in town on a visit.Nr, Lewis \u2018was a former well-known resident of Quehec, nnd is busily engaged in renewing old amuaintances.Nr.Guy Tombs, General Freirht and Passenger Agent, Canadian Northern Quebec and Quebec lake St.John Railways, has gone on a trip over the Canadian Northern Western lines.The Right Aon.Lord Stratheonz, G.C.M.G., accompanied by his grandchildren, Miss Howard and Master | Donald Howard, sailed for his home \u2018in London by the Empress yesterday.| Hon.A.B.Aylesworth, Minister of Justice, and Mrs.Aviesworth, sailed {for Europe by the Empress vesterday by the Em- F.H.Clergue, of Sault Ste: the go to Vienna, where he Fill consult à specialist for deatness.The engamement is announced of 3 ie !Fleanor Flizaheth (Flla) Delah®, daughter of the late John and Mrs.Delahey.of Cobden, to Rev.Gen F.Fletcher, B.A., rector of St.Paul's Church, Cohden, Ont.Mr.Jos.Myrand, of the firm of Myrand and Pouliot, and Mr, Jos.W, Rousseau, representative of Bropay Cains and Co., of Montreal, sails by the 8.8, Ottawa, 22nd oi August, for a trip to Edrope.Mr.John E.Meagher a well known building contractor of Elizabeth, N.Y.; Misses Lizzie and Marguerite, are in town on a visit.They are the guests of Deputy Chief of Police Walsh.The friends of Mr.J.N.Francoeur, | spp.for Lothiniere, will regret to learn of the serious illness of his \"father, Mr.Ang.Francoewr, of 8t.Emilie, Co.Lothinierr, who is suffer ing from heart trouble, and whose life is dispaired of.Mr.L.E.Panneton, K.C., Mra.Panneton and Miss Jeanna Panneton have retumed to Sherbrooke after a visit of neveral werks to Fngland and France, In the latter country they visited the old homo of tho Panneton family, near Paris.The marriage of Miss Gertrude Viola Gedden, second daughter of the late Forbes Geddes, of Niagars-on-the Lake, and Mr.George Patterson, Deps, Attorney-General of Manitoba, as heen arranged to take place during the last wrek in August.Her Excellency Countess Grey, Lady Sybil Grey, Lady Mary Parker, Bir Reginald A.J.Talbot, K.C.B., Governor of Vietoria, Australia; Lady Talbot, Mr.W.Talbot, A.D.C.: Captain File and Captain Newton, of the Gov- ernot-General's staff will sail for England on the Victorian Friday next, At the Chateau:\u2014Mras.A.E.Stovel, Mrs.A.R.Clarke, Hugb T\u2026 Hoyles, Toronto: Mrs, and Mies Holen Sullivan, Mr.and Mra, F.J.Rullivan, Miss Barr, Cincinnati; Chee.F.Miller, Lancarter, Pa.; F.G.and G.1.Tockett, Kingston; Mrs.Albert J.Adame, Mesand Mr.Water C.Adams, J.A.Ben: nediot, Miss Beoedict, John W.and Mre.Paris, Mr.and Mr.H.A.Wilnon, Dr.and Mra.A.B.Bell, New { York; Miss Dore, England; Dr.G.Cand Mra.Clement Famhill.way may be the | Tay you iy bn ape gukacs cu accompanied by his two daughters, the When you find the truth in yonr\u2019 SHE QUEBEO OBRONIC \u201cPierre, yesterday.Four of them LORD ROBERTS LEAVES FOR HOME He Was Given a Hearty Send QF As He Sailed from Quebec.| Field Makhel Far! Koberte, V.C, K.G., ot, and party, consisting of Lady Eileen Roberts.Captain the Hon Hugh Dawney, Lady Susan Dawney, two valets and a maid, arrived in Quebec yesterday morning hy special train from Montreal.Shortly after arrival, the party went on board the C.P.R.Ca.\u2019s R.N.S.Empress ol Britain.During the moming Lord Roberta landed from the steamer and strolled along the dock.Entering the shed he watched with apparent interest the men at work putting the cargo on board the big steamer.In the course of the operations he asked Mr.John Byrne, stevedore, who was superintending the Sok, 8 number of questions reg t.At lunch hour His Lordship reembarked on board the steamer, and did not land again.During the alternoon His Homor the Lieut.-Governor, Sir L.A.Jette, and His Worship the Mayor, Sir George Garnenu, went on board the Empress of Britain, to wish Lord Roberts goodbye and safe passage home.Several other prominent ple called on His Lordship, to bid him adieu.In conversation with a Chronicle reporter Lord Roberts expressed deep at being unable to visit Toronto Winnipeg and other western cities, but \u201cremarked His Lordship,\u201d the good people of these cities may reut assured that if 1 have not visited them in person, 1 have in spirit,\u201d After some further remarks the aged soldier said he should have liked to have a shake of the hand from every Canadian who had served with him in South Africa.As the ship's bugler was then sounding the call for visitors to go ashore, the scribe headed for the gangway after a warm hand shake from the veteran Field Marshal.At 3.50 p.m., the engi of the Emut in motion and she be- out from the wharf.Ae soon as the steamer an to move three cheers for Lord Roberts were called for and lustily given by the large crowd on the dock.His Lordship then came forward to the rail on the saloon deck, when the cheers were repeated, Lord Roberts acknow- jedging them by waving his handkerchief.At 4.00 p.m.the Empress of Britain was headed down the river and steamed gaily away, the people on the dock waving hats and handkerchiels to the departing warrior\u2014the idol of both British and Canadian soldiers.Lord Roberts remained on the deck of the vesgel until she disappeared around Indian Cove., * | BROKEN: IN HEALTH.Dr.Williamd Pink Pills Restored Strength After Medical Treatment Had Failed.\u201cI can truthfully say Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills did for me what one of the best doctors in Halifax failed to do\u2014vestored my health.\u201d This strong statement is made by Mr.Wm.J.Weaver, 172 Argyle street, Halifax.Mr.Weaver adds: \u2014\u201cA few years oxo 1 took em loymente in a large fnc- tory as free \u201cknew the work would be hard, asd friends told me I would never Stand it, but as I was a strong man, weighing 180 pounds, 1 laughed at the i of not being able to do the work, Anyhow I start ed and found the job a hard one in- decd.There were a number of fire men employed and men were taking press were gan to bac d quitting the job every few days.afternoon.Hon.Mr.Avleaworth will cond quitting \u2018Le Pie at eats ent I kept at the work for two years and during that time lost 30 pounds in weight, and was a broken down man.1 could not take my meals and often took my dinner back home with me without touching it.When I would be working on the night shift I could not sleep in the day time, and this added to my trouble, Finally I became a total wreck and had to quit the work.I could hardly)drag myselt about, and yet had become so nervous that I could mot ait still and would walk about the boure until 1 was ready to drop.The doctor came to see me every day, and changed the medicine time and again, but it did me no good.Finally he wanted me to go to the hospital, and at this stage a friend came to stay with me overnight.While he was reading the evening paper he came across the testimonial of a cure wrought hy Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pilla.e said.\u201cwhy don\u2019t you try them, nothing elre ja helping you and they may do you good.\u201d He went out and got me a box at once.When this was dore Igota half dozen boxés, and before they were all gone 1 began to feel like a new man.I continued the pills for a couple of months when 1 was again aswell and as strong as ever I had been in my life, and I have not seen a sick day since.1 feel confident there is no remedy in the world equal to Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pilla for building up a broken down and nervous system, and for mech trouble 1 would strongly re commend them.\u201d Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills cure euch canes as Mr.Weaver's because th meke the rich, red blood that feeds the starved nerves and tones and strengthens cverv part of the body, This in whe they cure ansemia, rheumatiam, indigestion, neuralgia, At, Vitus\u2019 dance, parsivsis and other troubles due to bad blood and shat.tored nerves.fold bv all medicine dealers or by mail at B0cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.Williama\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, RECORDER'S COURT.Five prisoners anpearsd im the Recorder's Court, which was presided over by Aldermen Cummings and Rt, were days iaïl fined $1 and costs or two eath,and one % and costs or four days., CASPOREA ir Mr Do Sean using J carefui about het churn, fhe sends It shoroughly after using, and gives sun bath 10 sweeten i.She knows that If her churn is sour it will tain the butter thas is made ln It.The stomach ls In the stomach and digestive nutritive tracts are performed pre- ceases wbich are almost exectiy like the ehuraing of butter.Le it not apparent then that if this stomach-churn 1s fou! 1 makes foul all which is put into is?The evil of a foul stomach i» not Moos the bad taste in the mouth sad the breath caused by 18, bus the corruption of the current of blood and the disses ination of disease throughout the body.Dr.Plarce's Goldes Medical Discovery makes the sonr and foul siomsch swest It does for the stomach what the washing and sun bath do for the churp\u2014-sbeolutely removes every tainting or corrupting ele ment.In this way it cures blotches, pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swell sores, cr open eatiug ulcers aod bumors or diseases arising from bad blood.If you have bitter, nasty, foul taste in your mouth, coated longs, foul breath are weak and easily tired, feel depressed and despondent, have frequent headaches, dizzy attacks, gnawing or distress io stomach, constipatad or irregular bowels, sour er bitter risings after eating and pour Sppetite, these symptoms, or any consider able number of them, indicate that you are fuffering from billousness, torpid or | liver with the usual sccompanying Indition, or dyspepsia and their sttendant erangemen en Q oi of loner this Is absolutely true wiil be readily proven to your satisfaction Li Be will but mail a postal card request to Dr.R.V.Piorcs, Buffalo, N.Y,, lor 8 of his booklat of extracts from e medical authorities, ng the names of all the ingredients entering Into his world-famed medicines and show- an ing what the most eminent of the age say of DAY BY DAY HRIEMSENIEN ISIN EMNENENCIEEIEMES Now the Indians and side shows have left Quebec, the place must seem i deserted as Hamilton.\u2014 Oh, well, as long as you dd not say Montreal, it's all right.It must have been the heartiness with which those cabmen swore As they found themselves befooled in such a form That disturbed the heavenly elements with enlphureous atm brought on that mighty rain and thunder storm.And Says the Toronto Star:\u2014 \u2018The Que bec tercentenary oelebration will show a surplus.So, doubtless, will the best Quebec families who let their rooms out at five a day, and the Quebec cabman who charged a dollar a minute.It can also be stated confidently that the Chateau Frontenac bar will not come out behind.\u201d If Eve hadn't eat of the fruit of that tres She might have been here with us yet And could she be asked how old she \u201c might be No doubt a straight answer we'd grt There'd be no occasion for feathers and fuss And Sunday would last all the week But the principal item\u2014it sssmeth to me No redron from the courts we would There'd be no occasion to slesp om the oor Rent our rooms to sightseers and such There'd be little worry of how much rent we received.And no danger of our \u201cwad\u2019\u2019 being touched If Eve hadn't eat of the food of that tres Oh my dear, how different t'would be The newspapers then would be out of And reporters entirely at sea But since she has eaten the fruit that tree We think it quite natural to find That the sex are otill searching that Eden of old For an Adam made up to their mind.And still they come.Rays the Toronto News:\u2014 \"The Quebec celebration will yield a surplus.You bet it will! of The, cab drivers were never so well off.Latest arrivals at St.George's House, 18 St.Anne street: \u2014Dr.W.B.8.Richardson, Nr.Harold Henry, Chi ; Mr.A.T.Buon and wile, Frankfort, Maine; Miss Mary Frank, Miss Cora Frank, Washington, D.C.: Mra.8.C.Pulsifer, Miss Mary G.Pulsifer, Brookline, Mass.; Misa Louise R.Gilman, Miss Grace M.Wood, Foxcroft, Maine: Misa Georgia Allen, Mise Maguire, Mrs.Farrell, Misa Molloy, Mise Clarissa Thomas, Misses Jose phine and Lucille Thomas, Mr.Richard Thomas, Mm.R.N.Thomas, Miss Roussean, Chicago, Ill.; Mr.Henry Hayes, Chicago, 111, Miss Nellie Doyle, Men.J.Doyle, Ottawa; Mra.1.Earle, Mrs, À.Fornoff, Mr.T.Fornoll, New Jersey: Miss Amoclia Strackbein, Miss Loniel Strackbein, Miss Kate Strackbein, Miss Melinca L.Klur, New York City; Mrs.Rafter, Miss Nixon, Washington, D.C.; Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Ford, Nre.M.A.Ford, Chicago, TM; Mr.and Mra.F.E.Dudley, Mies Della J.McKenney, Miss Ulrika E.Benson, Boston, Mass.TALISMANS IN MALTA.(London Standard.) There are still to be found in Malta a number of email stones shaped and colored like the eyes, longum and other parts of te.superstitious among t Maltete connect these with the tradition that 8t.Paul when shipwrecked was cast on their island, and thet it was there that while lighting a bundle of sticks for a fire à viper fastened on the apos- tis's hand.y St.Paul calmly shook the tile off into the flames and no harm followed.The natives wear thens stones as talismans, in which character they supposes them serviceable in warding off dangers from make bites and sons.They are found in 8t.Paul's Cave, imbedded in clay, and are set in rings and bracelets, and when found to be in the shape of a tongue or liver or heart sre hung around the neck.They are also taken internally, dissolved in wine, which method is attended, according to some dun mue: dem oot rel, i a « .AUGUST REDUCTION SALES.Begins Monday, August 10th This is our regular August sale.It requires littly introductory tall because what intecents you y Is tho prices and the dutels below gives you thoss most forceibly and ugly.aT We bave crowded our vtore with the tiest the best values, varprises, the wost tempting inducomdrts.Every line of this an noi t proves that.en à Lo ceux 1 Muslin Underwear.| - - A Sale of Waists .AB announcement of jrreetistible ati} \u201cWith values in it.The beans tractiveness.To purchase Undermus- ya the involved and their ups in Hns during this event is to share the economies of the summer season.[ainty, new, neat garments, and every ome tive of the best, the manuiacturets could produce.Also few messed or soiled, garments at strikingly low prices.Corset Covers that were 3Be.95c., hi for 2Bc., Bic., 630.$1.00 and Chemises worth 55c., 75c., $1.25, 81.75 for 87c., 89e, 79c., 81.00.Drawers worth 50c., $1.10, 81.45, $2.45; for 25e, 450, 60c., 99¢c.Skirts worth $1.00, $1.75, $3.45, $3.50 for 50c., 79c., 81.95, $2.30, Gowns worth 75e, 81.15, 82.00, $2.45 for 28c., B0c., 8Bc., 81.35.© \u2014 Silks and Dress Goods.20e.Colored Tamaline Silk 20 inches wide, very good quality at 56c.Printed Foulard latest designs, good colorings, regular 98c.hi 98c.Plain or bordered Shantu Silks, also plain Tafeta in blue an red, a quality made to sell at 81,50.18c.Fancy Union Dress Goods, light colors, very cheap at 25e, 38c.All wool checked dress goods, very desirable at 60c.a yd.60c.For very light dress materials suitable for summer wear, regular 90c.98c.Black all wool or silk and wool dress , different weaves made t sf ° 1s Colored [Dress Goods all wool or wool plain or fancy, - lar $1.76 to Bor ; ve vos \u2014 Women\u2019s Summer Coats.Cream Serge Coats made to sell $10.50, for 87.00.Long Serge Coats that were $13.for 89.00.sis Short Linen Coats tr'mmed with colored Braids regular $l6.2b, fer $7.00.regular $8.25 for $6.00.: Long Serge Coats sold up to this day 450 to clear 816.00.P Boy's Summer Suits Sailor and Russian Suits white and colors, regular $1.25, $1.85, $2.00, $2.50 for 80c., $1.25, 81.40, $1.55.Mohair Suits.Women's Colored Alpacas Suits v.good quality, regularly sold $14.00 to $16.00, to clear 32.50.Women's Black Woo! Taffeta K and Eolienne Suits, richly trim regular 00.$23.50 to \"$35.00, to clear $5: teness in style make the offering unusually attractive, , 20c.White lawn waists trimmed witht insertion or Val.Lace, quality.regular 76c.300.White lawn waists some ome broidery others tric with ag lace agd tucks, regular 856.40c.Fine Lawn Waists, front trimm.od with embroidery and\u2019 insertions, of Val.Lace, regular $1.00 quality.59.White Lawn Waists trimmed with 4 bands of fine embroidery, worth $1.20.embroidery, really 81.49 Black or white Jap.Silk waistg tucked fronts good quality at 22.25.Dress and Waist Patterns, Embroidered Linen Robes for women real value $8.50, three different dee signa, to clear $4.50.Embroidered Linen Robes for Missed made to sell ate 2 8.00 for $5.75 9.00 for 6.75 10.00 for 7.08 w Pa 11.85 for 8.00 aist ttems, made of fi jo broidered duck, cashmere \u201cor crepe de chine, regular $4.50 to $6.00, ta clear $2.00.Men\u2019s and Woman's Hosery 19e.For Women's Colored Cotton Hose, regular 35c.quality.19c.For Men's Cashmere half hose, regular se.or Cotter 25e.For Black and Colored kisle Tose for women, a good quality at 25c.for Men's hall hase plain on fancy, regular 40c.quality.39c.For Women's Lisle Hose, black or colors, really worth 50.48¢c.Women's Cashmere fine Li Hose black and colors, Some Lise breidered, regular 75%.to $1.25.Girl's Dresses Made of fine serge, in navy, white and red, trimmed with military braid, regular §2.00, 83.00 and $5.65, à 8de., 81.00, 82.50.°F Women's Linen Skirts Natural, white and colors, sizes 38 and 40, regular $2.75 and 83.00, ta clear at $1.00 and $1.50.White Lawn Kimonos Some plain others are trimmed lace or insertions, regular 0e.for 400.ca Breit wow 3880 for bo, 2.00 for 31.00 142 St, Joseph Streat, St: Roch SELLING OFF- Mrs.Murphy Is making big reductions on Childran\u2019s Ladies Shirt Waist Suits, School Dresses, Lawn Blouses and Trimmed Hats all to be cleared below cost.* 46 Fabrique Street, LINEN SALE SPECIAL Commencing on Saturday, 8th Inst.We Offer the Following at Special Reduced Prices Bleached Table Damask pure Linen, 10 ends\u2014vame 650.for 450.per yd.Pure Linen Unbleached value for 38.Natural fotsh, 3 I lot of Table Napkins, Table Damask, 8 ende\u201455e ends\u201460c.value, for 49c.706.\u201c \u201c 57e.756.\u201c \u2018\u201c 59c.- $1.50 value, for 90c.a doz à 1 lot 25 doz.Table Napkins, worth $1.80 for $1.20 a doz._ 80 doz, Bedroom Towels (Hemmed Stitched) $1.50 value for $1.25 a doz.40 doz.Bedroom Towels, $2.30 value, for $1.80 » do z.1000 yds.English* Sheeting 350.value for 250, d.\\ 7 per Lace Curtains, $1.25, for 890.per pair eo « EXTRA ~ - 50 doz.Hemmaed Stitched pure old bleached Linen Towels washed and ready Family, made in Randals Town, nen or use, used .by Royal Ireland, $4.80 for $2.60 s of Asscriptions offered at special low prices, P.J.COT * Opposite Palace Hilk: "]