The Quebec chronicle, 31 mai 1911, mercredi 31 mai 1911

[" TTT \u201c press to pas ist off as merely a \u201crest \u2018 |S \"DRY The Weather Light winds, fine and moderately warm, © ESTABLISHED 1764, \u2018\u201c\u2018CRESCA\" PIMIENTOS MORRONES Spanish Red Bweet Poppers, in % tins.18c.each These Delicious Peppers ar adding relish to many dishes that recipe, showing one of the numero used.\u20ac largely used for flavoring and need accentuation.Follows a us ways these Peppers may be PIMIE NTE BISQUE.Wash one-half Cup Rice, add three pints highly seasoned Chicken stock and cook in double boiler until rice i tender; then rub Add six CRES through a sieve.a sieve, one teaspoon salt ahd one-half Bring to a boiling point, and add the yolks of two eggs, slightly beaten and diluted with onc-half cups with Imperial crust.CA PIMIENTOS, rubbed through teaspoon Tobasco sauce.cup cream.Serve in bouillon A.GRENIER Phone 1141, 94-98 8t.John Street Founded 1882 LAURER HAS CALL | TO COME HOME Premier Will Have to Hurry Back to Canada Without Attending Coronation.{Special to the Chronicle.) Ottawa, May 30\u2014The latest move fn the political game is the report that Sir Wilfrid Laurier intends to return to Canada immediately that the Imperlal conference closes and that Mr.Fielding's sudden departure for London is in order to enable the Premier to absent himself from the Coronation and make a hurried voyage back here.It is stated also that Laurier will stump Quebec during the litter part of June and the first two wecks of July, word having come that the Liberals are badly disorganized and that the old mesmeric spell of the Premier over his followers ks broken .It is expected that the campaign will be waged largely in this Province not so much on reciprocity as on the naval issue, \u2018 In any event Mr.Fielding\u2019s sudden sensation of the hour in spite of all the feverish attempts of the Liberal cure.\u201d FAMOUS LACROSSE MAN.Montreal, May 30\u2014Mr.Archibald A.Patterson, in his\u2019 day one of the most famous lacrosse players in the country, died here to-day at his residence, 81 Mance street.He is sur- 1 vived by a widow and seven children.7 Mr.Patterson played with the cham- \u201c pion Brockville team in the early 80's and later with the Montreal Shamrocks.For the last twenty years he had been in the employ of the Montreal Rolling Mills.CALGARY MAKES A NEW RECORD.Calgary, Alb, May 30-\u2014-Approxim- ating $3,700,000, the buildings for which permits were issued during the month by the building inspectot, constitute a record in the city\u2019s history.The record shows an increase of 700 per cent over the corresponding month last year, May, 1910, amounting to $525000.Costly business blocks, churches, and private residences are springing up in all seections of the city.FATAL COLLISION BETWEEN TROLLEY CARS.New Haven, Conn, May 30.\u2014On a level stretch of track and in the midst of a straightaway run of ncarly a mile, two trolley cars going from this city ®0 Derby, were in a rear-end collision near Race Brook Station, in Orange, late this afternoon.james Malone, of Orange, was killed and an unknown young man is dying and several were eriously injured.The dying man is about 20 years old.His skull is fractured.George Damison, of Ansonia, had both hips dislocated and his right leg broken, and eight others were sefious- ty injured.The cars were running close together owing to heavy traffic all day between the two cities.The forwar car had stopped to let off a passenger when the followig car, with only two passengers, crashed into it.The ends of both cars crumpled up, pinning the passengers in the folward car under the debris.James Malone was with, his wife on the rear seat of the leading car.He was fearfully crushed, but singularly Mra.Malone was scarce- torman of the second car, was placed ly injured.Robert Grannis, the mo- under arrest and brought to this city.He refused to make a statement.A pathetic incident in connection with the death of Mr.Malone was the fact that of a family of five children, four have recently died and the fifth de just recovering from scarlet fever.fin FRE PRINCE FOUND AN OLD FRIEND First Cousin of King George Renews His Acquaintance With a- Montrealer.Monrteal, May 30.\u2014The visit of His Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Battenberg, first cousin of King George, to Montreal, has tevealed the romance of a royal friendship for a citizen of this city in the person of Mr C.G.Greenshields, son of Mr.J.N.Greenshiclds, K.C.The story began five years ago in an Egyptian hotel, when Prince Leopold, then a lad of seventeen, was attracted by the young Canadian of his own age, who was travelling with his parents.They met at dinner together, went pilgrimages together to the pyramids, and when the parting came, in boyish fashion, the royal prince and young Greenshields swore fealty to each other, and promised to meet some day in the Canadian metroplis.A bond was made, in which young Greenshields wrote his address and sesled it Last November the Prince planned a round-the-world tour, and in his baggage was the letter he had received from young Greenshields in Egypt.This morning he arrived in Montreal, and prepared to make himself known to Mr.Greenshields.But the first person to arrive at the apartments of the Prince in the Place Viger Hotel was his Canadian chum, and the friendship of old days was immedately renewed.The Prince spent the day automobiling.Later he attended the Orpheum Theatre.His Highness is accompanied by Mr.Mcllroy, of the Buckingham\u201d Palace medical staff, and Mr.Dean, his valet, who has been with him for ten years.The royal prince\u2019s round the world initerary will end on Friday week, when he reaches London.He leaves Montreal to-morrow by the 440 train for Quebec and will stay at the Chateau Frontenac, leaving bx the Empress of Iceland on Friday.The Prince has been charmed with Canada and has been heard to remark that bis uncle, the Duke of Connaught, was lucky to live here.He intendes to return here next year.U.8.WILL ACQUIRE .THE LANDS NEEDED.Washingon, May 30\u2014Secretary of War Stimson today gave his approval to the plans arranged for the acquisition by the government of the lands adjoining the Canadian boundary line required for the cpmpletion of the works on the locks of the Sault Ste.Marie.The legal questions involved have been before the Attorney General for a long time, but it has at last been possible \u2018to make a satisfactory arrangement with the holders of the water rights and the government will now proceed to acquire the lands.FILED AN INSCRIPTION.Montreal, May 30\u2014Another step in the now famous Hebert-Clouatre marriage case was taken this morning when attorneys for Madame Clouatre filed an inscription asking that the appeal from the judgment annulling her marriage with Emile Hebert be heard June 12.The marriage was annulled by Judge Laurendeau because of a decree that had been issued by Archbishop Bruchesi against the marriage of Roman Catholics by Protestant Ministers, Emile Hebert and Marie Emma Clouatre are both Roman Catholics, but their marriage was celebrated by a Protestant minister, Rev.Mr.Timberlake.It is likely that the case will be fought through the court as a test case 10 ascertain just what are the powers of the Roman Catholic Church with regard to marriage in this province.NOILLY PRAT The FRENCH Meung & Oo.$ Vv VERMOUTH {by the capsizing of his camoe Dore\u2019s | The Quebec Chronicle QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31.1611.BELIHES NESBT HAS À SUICIDE Startling Statement Made by a Former Political Colleague of His.Toronto, May 30\u2014\"I am convinced that Dr.Beattie Nesbitt is dead.He is not the type of man to remain a fugitive from justice.He was a university man, proud of the political influence that he once exercised; proud of his former membership in the Legislature; confident in himself and ambitious.I believe he has committed suicide and that he will never be heard of again on this earth.\u201d This startling statement was made at the Junction Catle Yards this morning by a former political colleague of Dr Nesbitt\u2019s.He knew the supposedly fugitive former president of the Farmers\u2019 Bank inti- mately and had a good insight into his character.\u201cHis medical knowledge would suggest certain convenient means of suicide,\u201d he added.\u201cI also know that with the police hot on his trail, that ceived fram him.Dr.Nesbitt is dead.That is my conviction.\u201d TAFT AND LAURIER MAY MEET AT PORT HURON Port Huron, Mich, May 30.\u2014The | Young Men's Business Association of Port Huron has received the acceptance of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, premier ! of Canada, to visit Port Huron in September, the same day that Presi- | dent Taft will be here.In view of, the general interest in the pending | reciprocity treaty, the announcement that President Tait and Premier Laurier are to be here on the same day has received extraordinary attention.MINING EXPERT DROWNED AT PORCUPINE.South Porcupine, Ont., May .30.\u2014 Stewart L.MacLelland, of Ottawa, mining expert and broker, was drowned in Porky Creek this afternoon while attempting to rescure Leo Dore, aged 16, who was also drowned sister clung to the canoe and was rescued by D.D.McCrae.MacLelland plunged in after Dore, and failed to rise again, but in the excitement he was not missed for an hour.His body was found entangled in weeds.He was well known in Haileybury and in Goldfield, Nevada.REMARKABLE OPERATION WITH NEW INSTRUMENT.Philadelphia, Pa, May 30.\u2014Dele.gates to the convention of the Americun Laryngological Association witnessed a remarkable surgical operation here oday when Dr.C.Jackson, of Pitsburg, without the use of a knife removed a brass clip that had been embedded in 2 young woman bronchial tube for eight years.The instrument used was 2 broncho- scope to which was attached a tiny electric tight, a reflector and minute forceps.The tube was lowered down the patient's throat, and the clip removed after about an hour's work, MONTREAL AND GEORGIAN BAY.Montreal, May 30.\u2014A discussion as to whether the city shall or shall not contribute to the Georgian Bay canal project took place at to-day\u2019s meeting of the Board of Control.Mr W.J.Poupore was introduced by Mayor Guerin to support an application for a city grant towards the project.Controller Wanklyn unhesitatingly opposed the application.\u201cThe city\u2019s action or inaction in this matter,\u201d he said, \u201ccan have no bearing upon whether the project will or will not be carried through, and it is useless to give anything.\u201d Mr.Wanklyn's stand did not please Mr.Poupore, but the Controller snaintained his opposition, and no action was taken by the board.GERMANY STEPS TOWARDS ARBITRATION, Berlin, May 30.\u2014The Nordeutsche Allgemeine 'Zeitung leads off its ie- sue today with an snnouncement of the steps Germany has taken towards arbitration.\u201cAfter the United States indicated to Germany her readiness to negotiate a broader arbitration treaty with the other powers as well as England,\u201d the newspaper says, \u201cGermany expressed a wish to see the draft of the arbitration proposal and als indicated her readiness to take up the study of the proposition.The draft of the treaty will arrive here within a short time.\u201d To the above statement can be ad: ded the semi-official expression ot opinion that Germany.like Great Drit ain and France, is most sympathetic toward President Taft's arbitraton proposal.Leading newspapers like the Frankfort Zeitung welcome the news and suggested arbitration treaty though finding that the project is open to improvement in some important points.~ \u2018 SEAMAN'S CONCERT AT.THB Y.M.C.À.The seamen's concert at the Y.M.C.A.last evening was one of the most successful held in a long time.There was a large crowd in attendance, and encores were numerous.Among those who took part were Messra.since the night of his flight from Bala, | A no line or message has ever been re- \u2018M 1.L.Jones, C.Watts 4 T, Trainer.F.J.Felton, H.Tunstall, Temperatures Minimum, 48; Maximum, 68, ONE CENT._ rate Ladies\u2019 Hats, 49c ADIES\u2019 Hats in Mohair Braid, black or white, various shapes, induding the popular Turbans, On Sale Wednesday .49\u20ac Retail Division, 157-173 St.Joseph Street.25c Ribbon, 17c URE Silk Ribbon, Taffets and 25¢ value, Wednesday .Duchesse, 5 1-2 to 6 inches wide, black, white and colors, 0.AQUET Furniture is famous for quality, equal value, dollar for dollar, in any other a square deal.- Parlor Suite S-pce Suite in Polished Mahog- Many, richly upholstered in silk of assorted colors, spring edge, regular price $60.On Sale Wednesday.$49 = am sleeves and embroidered flounce, Val lace .$15.00 with border, tra long, Attractive Values in Parlor Suite Only one Parlor Suite of d quality Mahogany, well polished, upholstered in silk of assorted colors, spring edge, worth $38, for.RER ee aa .$32.50 For the Summer Weather AINTY Summer Wearables, which impart coolness and comfort D on the hottest day of summer\u2014garments and dress accessories which cannot fail to charm an woman who prides herself upon her good taste\u2014here for your selection.Dresses, $15.00 Dainty Persian Lawn Dresses, snowy white, made in the Empire style, with kimono Marquisette Empire kimono sleeve: yoke and e ' lace, very sleeves trimmed with ' rare value at t SPECIAL .Parasols, $1.35 Parasols, Ladies\u2019 Parasols in Champagne Mercerette beautiful lace rare value at Our Special Price.$1.35 Linen Coats Ladies\u2019 Irish Linen Coats, pure white, ex- semi-fitting, shawl! collar, made with insertion and beautifully embroidered, SPEC- al ee een eae $10.00 vollar beautifu Fabric Gloves Ladies\u2019 Summer Gioves in silk and thread, sizes 6 to 8.white, champagne, tan, cream, pink, blue and black, elbow length, SPECIAL 40c to.$1.25 and ali the n Dresses, $13.50 Ladies\u2019 Dainty White style, ing of beautiful Cluny attractive, Ladies\u2019 Pure Linen Parasols, stitched edge, fully embroidered border, Special Price $1.75 Linen Coats Ladies\u2019 White Linen Coats, made long and semi-fitting, Sailor ed and finished with lace insertion, SPF( IAL .40.0.1 Lisle Gloves Ladies\u2019 Lisle Thread Gloves in white, black mer shades, sizes 6 to 8, cool and serviceable, Our Special Prices 25 Dresses, $9.50 Ladies\u2019 Summer Dresses in Champagne Lawn, beautifully embroidered and daintily trimmed with Val, lace, Jilshort sleeves, captivating model, Our cial Price, only .Dresses, with s, trimm- his price, .$13.50 Parasols, $4.00 Ladies\u2019 Natural Shantung Silk Parasols, À richly braided, straight J handle, gin mounting, || Special Price .$4.00 $1.78 White hem- beauti- Silk Coats Ladies\u2019 Coats Natural Shantung Silk, extra long, gold buttons, collar and cuffs mlaid with Paisley silk, very special value at the price ,.$14.00 Irish inf ly braid- 2.50 Silk Gloves Ladies\u2019 Pure Silk Gloves, the famous \u201cKayser\u201d brand, double tips, sizes 6 to in black, white and all the new shades, Special, pair .Sc ew sum- Ladies\u2019 New Tailor-Made Waists These Waists have just lately arri new and the designs in Embroidery are extremely beautiful.all about them.Waists, $4.00 Ladies\u2019 Tailor Made Waists in Pure Irish Linen, white with embroidered front, fancy pearl studs, Special, 0 anus va0 ess enn High-Grade Furniture Ladies\u2019 Tail Waists, embroidered, Parlor Buite 5-pce Parlor Suite, nicely polished, Mahogany finish.covered in silk of various colors, regular price $32.00.On Sale Wednesday .$27.00 Waists, $3.50 fine quality Pure Linen, beautifully only, Specisl Price only ved.The styles are absolutely Read Waists, $3.00 Ladies\u2019 Tailor-Made Waists, fine White Linen, embroidered frome, fancy pearl studs, buttoned to left, Price .or Made white .$3.50 serviceability and artistic designs.Our prices are always rea sonahle, and you cannot secure house in the country.When you make a purchase here, you are always certain of getting Parlor Suite S-pee Suite, Mahogany finish, spring edge, upholstered in velours of assorted colors, regular price TRIALS REPORTED BY GRAMOPHONE.Montreal, May 30.\u2014A novel experiment was tried for the first time in Canada at the court house; that of a trial's report by gramophone.The experiment was attended by Chief Justice Sir Melbourne Tait, Sheriff Lemieux, Messrs N.K.Laflamme, K.C.; Rosario Genest, advocate, and A.St.Martin, official court stenographer.A show trial was started, Sir Melbourne acting as judge; Mr.Laflamme, as attorney for the plaintiff; Mr.Genest, as attorney for the defendant, and Sheriff Lemieux as the inevitable witness.After a prolonged sitting, the gramophone recited what had taken place.The object was to ascertain if it would be possible to conduct the business of courts with- [Of out court sterographers.IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT IN ONTARIO.Toronto, Ont, May 30.\u2014Official announcement was made by Sir James Whitney today of the appointment of three new government officials to three of the best offices in the gift of the provincial government.Arthur F.Allis, editor of the Mail and Empire, is appointed Registrar of the Surrogate Court of the County of York, in place of the late Mr.Joseph Tate, who died three months ago.George F.Harman, K.C, who was acting Registrar since the death of Mr.Tate has been appointed to the position in connection with the commission for the revision of the statutes, which was held up to the time of his death by the late Walter Read, K.C.Arthur R.Boswell, K.C., ex-Mayor of Toronto, has been appointed inspector of insurance and Registrar of Friendly Societies and Loan Companies in the place of the fate Dr.J.Hunter.All the appointments take cffect on Thursday.Arthur F.Wallis Joined the staff of the Mail in 1878, as local reporter and has been identified with the paper ever since.He was Ottawa correspondent for many years and in 1890 succeeded Ned Farrar as chief edi- orial writer, In 1894 he refused Sir John Thompson's offer of he Deputy Ministership of Customs at Ottawa His present appnintment is especially pleasing to the press of Toronto and of the province, owing to the many years he has been in journalism.The representa tives of the press irrespective of politics, the heads of every paper published in Toronto, the Toronto Press club and the Press Gallery at Ottawa represented to Sir James Whitney that if Mr.Wallis were chosen the selection wouid be received as an appropriate recogniton of service to the public for an unusually prolonged per- \u20ac; - © BRIEF NOTES OF THE WORLD' NEWS.Fort William, Ont, May 30\u2014No attempt will be made to conduct a through passenger service between Winnipeg and this city on the Grand Trunk Pacific line during the present summer.Inability to land passengers here is given as the reason.The railway company had hoped to use the new Union Station erected by the Canadian Pacific, having secured the approval of the Railway Commission to that effect.The commission has refused to approve the plans for the Grand Trunk Pacific entrance into the station, however, and the matter is being argued in the courts.Moose Jaw, Sask, May 30.\u2014The Board of Trade here has evolved a novel scheme for the encouragement of small industries.It proposes that the city erect a large factory building on one of its vacant sites in the industrial spur district and sub-divide this into separate premises.This building would be furnished with light, power and water from the city systems, which, would be supplied to the tenants at rock bottom rates.Rentals would alto be on a low basis, the whole idea being to encourage the establishment of small industries.The whole cost, including a fair valuation of the land, woufd be about $35,000 and the estimated annual income at about $3400, The city council will give the scheme very close considera tion.Winnipeg, Man, May 30\u2014A dispatch received here today from Silverton.in the Southern Kootenay district, British Columbia, said that à terrific fire was raging there.lt is asserted that five people have heen burned to death in the Windsor Hotel, while the Victoria Hotel, Carry's store, and W.H.Brandon's two stores had also been destroyed.\u2018 Brockville, Ont, May 30-\u2014Notwith.standing the vigilance of the officers, there are extensive netting operations heing carried on in the River St.Lawrence in the vicinity of the Thousand Island region.Overseer George Toner continues to spoil the plans of the law-breakers.MADE APPEAL FOR SALARIES FOR PREACHERS.Toronto, May 30.\u2014A strong argument for higher salaries for Methodist preachers throughout the Toronto confererice was made this morning by .W.Flavelle before the Toronto t District meeting.Mr.Flavelle saemed te know what each minister + ALL COUNTRY LIGHTING TROUBLES AVOIDED WITH BLAUGAS.Most country houses are attractive during the day, but many of them are so poorly lighted with Iumps and candles that they are anything but attractive at night.Every country home can onw be lighted just as brilliantly as your city home with Blaugas.Blaugas is a ready-made gas, shipped to you ready for use.It produces 2 cheaper and better light than city gas or electric light.Blaugas not only furnishes your home with a fine clear light, but supplies fuel for cooking and water heating.Our agent, John Walker, Quebec, will give you any information you require, The Blaugas Company of Canada, Limited.27 McGill College Ave, Montreal.was getting and advocated an all- round salary boost.He regarded the present ministerial stipends as much too low in the face of the increased cost of living and the financial demands on the clergymen.His sentiments met with & ready response, and a committee was chosen to consider his address.It is almost certain that this meeting will send on to the conference for higher salaries.The financial statements and ntem- berships returns from the various churches were read, and though there is à slight decrease in membership, rdue to the movement of population to the north, the finances are shown to be in a healthy condition.U 8.AMBASBADOR'S DINNER IN LONDON.London, May 30.\u2014The American ambassador and Mrs.Reid entertained at dinner this evening a large party of diplomats and other distinguished persons, The guests induded Mr, and Mrs.Charles P.Taft and Miss Taft, Prof.H.C.'Kmery of Yalé, Frederick Hae, the Russian ambassador and Countess Beckendorff.the Austrian and German ambassadors, the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe.the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland.Lord and Lady Lnsdowne, Lord and Lady Ripon, Lord Roberts and his daughters and Lord Kitch- Koelved this moming _ Fresh Salmon, Exo Looe Stat, Se Trou, Lobster 19¢ or 2 for 256 AL Kits ol Fest i H.DEROME Finlay Market Tel.1252.Quebec WANTED Canadian Car & Foundry Co.Limited.6% Bonds due 1939, Porto Rioo Rallways Compas, ny, Limited.8% Bonds due 1938, Canada Gement Co.Limited.6% Bonds®due 1929.We will be pleased to consider offerings of the above Bonds at current market prices either for cash or In exchange for our Securities.Roysil Securities Carporatian, Limites.184 St.James Street, Méntreal Toronto Quebeo Bahtax _ _.londen, ing.ence.r » A Re SY FNS ode of manhood and seven distinct Physique Types in Semi-ready Clothes.To show you the variation of Suits Bhe Quebeg hrsnigle TU QUEBEC MAY SL IMMO THE MACEDONIAN CRY.| It is reported that Sir Wilfead's throw much more light on the question.He might, however, incidentally mention the fact that he has put Canada's honor in pawn with the President of the United States and orous protests against the ratification of such a policy have poured in from every section of the country.Messrs.Lemieux and Fisher make a grest fuss about \u201ctrusting the people,\u201d yet they and their fellows would gag the people and prevent if possible, any ing who said that, no matter what the | - people thought of the agreement, HE had pledged the honor of the Canadian people through the Canadian Parliament to President Taft that Canada Suppli Lake or Sea-shore BURNHAM & MORRILL\u2019S BOSTON BAKED BEANS.: : The Ever-Ready Summer Dish.¢.Every order for supplies for the country house.the camp, the picnic, the yachting or motoring trip, contains a liberal quantity of the old es for the Mountain, CAREFULLY PACKED AND SHIPPED ON Considering that by a circular letter of the Provincial Board of Health any municipal counncil in this Province is notified to adopt, enset and [ut in force a by-law, ordering com- ignorance of the rea! meaning Of | discussion of the subject.; \\ reciprocity and the fact that Eng-| Mr, Fisher further charges the Of \u2018 = Ww land has realised this ignarance 50! position with having blocked sins THE SHORTEST NOTICE CITY OF QUEBEC soon have.induced him to emit &| tion through \u201cuseless\u201d debate on the Parties goi ' ; a h going away for the summer season to The Lakes of Muskoka, \u2014 Macedonian Appeal bo Me Fielding reciprocity issue.Mr.Fisher is cer: The Thousand, Jslands, ! Se.Andrews by the es, The Laurentian Mountains, City of Quebec, To wit to come over and help him by at- | tainiy endowed with \u201csome nerve\u201d as » The Eastern Tawi wrray Bay, Cacouns, Lake |.; o wit: How tall are you?tempting to explain to the English anyone will admit who compares the 8e John, 8 eat briers du Loup, Meds, Bt Agathe To uma te pile District SAN NO 18.t How big around ?people what its effect is likely to be.| forceful speceh of Mr.Sifton with the | from a the O d Reliaple fem of F ABER, VIGER & co.LTD, Montreal \u2018 When we consider that Messrs.Field- | dreary and tedious harangue of the \u20ac have made a leading specialty of this Out-of-Town Trade for 8 Concerning Vaccination.; numbèr of - Are you Type Aor B,CorD | ing and Paterson have already pleaded | Minister of Agriculture delivered on | 0g, er a ea en ae We as Ve durent orders in ged | Ata meeting of the City Councll, go E ForG?guilty to having \u201cno information\u201d on | the same day.And, in case, Mr.| 10 our care.of the City of Quebec, held on the \u2019 the subject it seems hardly likely that a at Satisfaction Guaranteed, twelfth day of May, one thousand he Fi r $ \u2018 Fisher\u2019s idea of \u201cnseless\u201d debate must FRASER, VIGER & CO.LIMITED, [nine hundred and eleven, the follow- There are seven distinct types the Finance Minister will be able 10) pe on a par with that of Mr.Field- The Italian Warehouse, ing By-Law was read for the fist =, on time : = | or overcoats we give you the sises '¢| tha .X i i .t, therefore, there was no need for i ; stand-by\u2014Baked Beans.No matter how many new foods come on the pulsory vaccination and, revaccines and measurements of thres suits ln further explanation.would approve his bantling.market, the great New England Dish can always bold its own.tion im the manner hereinafter ex © the Semi.ready store\u2014one for a p .As for the prolongation of the de- e recommend s trial of the famed Bufnham & Morrill's\u2019 Baked.| plainéd.: Type A man, the other for à man bate.none were better pleased lat.Beans as the best on the market.Here are the prices: In consequence, it is ordered and of Type G, à third for a Type E.FREE TRADE IN ENGLAND.terly than the Liberals to see it drag B.& M.Baked Beans, Plain ch.por enacted by the municipal council of \"Type ASults, for Type 6 Suit for Type C.Suit, for Speaking of \u201cFree Trade,\u201d as they | slong while they wiited to see wha B.& M.Baked Beans, Plain.= \"96 the city ot puches, and the wid eight, 5 Fi.2% in.Hoight, 6 À.4 in.Heigbt, 6 À, 4 in have it in England, Sir G.Moles- | Washington would de.B.& M.Baked Beans, in Tomato 1.00 LE he ti y phy an : Breast, $4 Breast, 44 Breast, 42 h sh h blighting eff ; B &.M.Baked Beans, in Tomato 25 » From the time the present by.Waist, 29 Waist, 14% Wai, 475 worth shows what a blighting effect SCARBORO BEACH CLAM CHOW law will come into force, vaccination @ this policy has had on the agricul-: Five kings at 8 coronation may be Made by Burnham & Morrill Co'y\u2014A ther \u2018Great N land Dish.and revaccination will be compul- There ara seven regular types of Semiready clothes \u2014 tural community.As England had a | ornamental, but in a poker hand The first thing à lady will do after tasting .Clam oo nal made by | 2212 within the limits of this munici- Type G is made for men from $ feet 11 to 6 feet 434 inches.good start in the race with other na- | they would be more than useful.Burnham & Morrill is to tell her friends how good it was; that is the pulity for au persons found in it.Type C is made for men from 5 feet 3 to 6 feet 2 inches.tions these effects were not felt for i - very best kind of advertising and the kind that Bas built up the B.& M.fer th erefore, forty-eight .hourd « There are 273 other sizes in physique type system of tailoring, which , ; cs - business.Écarboro Beach Clam Chowder is a perfect dish, and wili | = ter the said by-law shall have come enables us to tailor the finest and most expensive cloth fabrics, with the a score of years or so, until the| June is coming and the Niagara appeal to any kind bf appetite, into force, any person, being within surety of finding the right man whom each suit will fit.money which she spent in purchas- | Falls hackmen are beginning to feed |- Small tins at asus parues aan supra nanc us Le or 8% per dozen the municipal, who in Dot be sie So that we can safely claim that Semi-ready tailoring will 6¢ every man\u2014 ; set h : arge No.3 tins at .rrase ses re scene ., or $3.50 per dozen |to \u20ac 18 at he has been vacci- acd Bi him perfectly.y \u201c7 ing commodiiies Er a ame |r Ben art Of wa'® ©\" | YACHT CLUB SALAD DRESSING.nated successfully within the last Expensive?No.You can buy a Semi-ready suit, tailored to your exact « p ; me | other day.\u2014Sysacuse Herald More housekeepers than ever are now using the Yacht Club Salad seven years, or who' will not be able measure, for $15.Or you can buy a Semiready Suit or Overcoat at $20, $28 gradually armed other nations with \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Dressing.They find it the most satisfactory article of its kind on the to establish, by a physician's certifi- and highest quality of fabrics known.funds for successful competition with| That French aviator who was at- market, The people who are not yet acquainted with Yatch Club are [cate that he has been vaccinated but 4 her.tacked in mid-air by an.eagle says certainly Miser, repared from the very best and purest matgrials and eh will be prit nee of fre.Hemi-resdy Tailoring Agriculture was the first to suffer [it was one of the most dangerous is unequalled for Lobster, Shrimp, Chicken and all\u2019Salads.dollars, and also to sn additional fine and n 1879 a commission was ap-| experiences he ever had.Judging Yacht club Dreasing Ceres, Medium Bottles .3x each | of one dollar for each day he will have .A .pointed to inquire into its depression.| from the apparent ease with which H AMS FROM OLD VIRGINIA.cree rge Bottles .60ceach | omitted or will omit to get vaccinat- George Morissette, L Heureux & Gauvin, The evidence before that commission | any aeroplane can turn turtle, it would Every country is famous for something and VIRGINIA stands first ro cornet va the said 168 St.John St, corner D''Youville 183-185 St.Joseph Street, | disclosed a ruinous state of affairs | be dangerous for an aviator while in in the way of Hams, .3.Forty-eight hours after the said Sr James Caird estimated the loss of [flight to get in an argument even Todd's Famed Virginis Hams have a reputation that is world-wide.| by-law will have come into for 8 wu They are cured onl, taki bout hs in th 7 £2 to force, any i farmers\u2019 capital In six years at £38.| with a chickadee, y cured only once a year, taking about six months in the process.| person being within the municipality ! ! ol A product of the Razor-Back (semi-wild) Hog of Old Virginia, .and il h ibi h 000,000 sterling.Sir Robert Giffin ad-| when properly prepared are the best eating hams that can be had.will have to exh: it cipal ee v i - i 5 t .ice, ib.munis uthority, | mitted that there had been an en-| The estimate of two hundred mil À card'ot instructions with every ham.(Ask for it.) whenever the said person shall be cdd drcdr dd rer a rt ri, ormous depression involving losses | lion bushels of grain in Western |g [CED DRY BEEF IN GLASS JARS.so required verbally or otherwise, a ESTABLISHED SINCE 25 YEARS equivalent to what is usually congid- Canada this season, as given by Wil- Sliced Dried Beef makes a very acceptable and easily prepared food certificate from a physician, duly - + GLASSES OF \u2014 DS ered the whole of the farmer's pro- | liam Whyte of the C P.R, to an in summer; always ready to serve, no cooking.Put up in Rh.Glass qualified to ee that aid pe A I ] K IN fits.The evidence showed that the | castern newspaper will, -perhaps, ap- ars, with no preservative, \" - ; .; + , d tender, del in fl: .| son has been vaccinated suecessfull + .; inroads made on agricultural capital | pear as rather \u201ctall\u201d talk to some Give ey 2nd ib, Glass pese a avor, and appeals to everybody or that vaccination had been performs.t rie ee ee of | endered it imposible to continie | doubting Thomas! fe the East, but | FROM THE FISHERY TO THE TABLE.ed upon him, but without success, ulars with powerful lenses.good farming, and in many cases the | indications certainly: show that this ALWAYS IN SEASON.within ei fed in he pre Deuliats* prescriptions filed in short order, À | land had sunk in condition and become | year's will be a record yield.Orly a| ALWAYS NEW CATCHES, Smission from such person to exhibit cither in periscopic glasses, or according to foul, had run to weed and gone out of | [ew years ago we can remember when | «OyyR SPECIAL RUSSIAN CAVI ARE\" said certificate, when required to do latest discovery in toric glasses.cultivation.In 1903 the condition of {a prediction of, one hundred millions : a ; : vo, Will render him liable to à fine of Large choice of best binoculars and eye- © ! : Is the best, most deliclous, stimulating and refined delicacy that can be \u2019 1oic in ye agriculture had gone from bad to |by Sir Charles Tupper was laughed served at Luncheon, Dinner of Supper Parties.Packed in tins, 3 sizes: five dollars.glasses, artificial eyes.Private salon for their set ; ; Tins Russi i ° ' in 4, À certificate from a physicien t joimémens ore and à Royal Commission vas |, but time.ae demomcated the | AE T8 Ruinen Ghve 220 SE AE ay NE Pa \\ Complete assortment of latest models, ther- again appointed to inquire into its | truth of the prophesy of the old states- Ks Tins Russian Gaviere TT TT TT $150 tn within the Province, stating that thé mometers, barometers, Fin lity of gl depression.The report of this Com- | man, and double the Mount this yedr BATH-OLIVER BISCUITS\u2014Th Original.= : ; state of health of à person does not al hE a ountings, | Ortiesl Parlor.asses, mission showed that the ruin was | is not likely to be wide of the mark.\u2014 Rath Olivers are ane of the best known and most delicious kinds of allow of his being vaccinated, and es- a , complete, especially with regard to | Saskatoon Capital.: Biscuits we hante Excellent ith Cheese-and a splendid Lunch tablishing the, reason for such impos .; racker; put up in sealed tins of two sizes: eibility, if exhibited to the executive + P.C.LACASSE, Optician and Optometrist, arable land.; .- Original Bath Olivers Medium size tins .veer.50c tin | officer of the municipal sanitary au- « 40 FABRIQUE ST Mr.Pringle, the assistant commis- The Calgary Herald warns the Han, Original Bath Olivers.Large size tins .90c tin | thority by such person, when asked , sioner, prepared a map of a portion | Frank Oliver that he will have to | GILKA\u2014The Peerless Kummel.to produce 8 vaccination certificate, ° go ff Be eRe TE EEE EEE EE EEE | of Essex, formerly a prosperous wheat | clear things up before he takes charge article received.So, Fit Rein) famed Gilka (German) Kummell, an el enr a on preceding per mayl7x6m | growing district.The map is strewn | of any campaign in Alberta.He, a Owing to the great increase in the sale of Gilka Kummel and the | but provided two months Fave pot == over with a profusion of black patch- | minister of the crown, had a mys-| ° large quantities we are importing, we have reduced the price from $1.25 | elapsed since the date of the certifies, indicating the farms that have | terious bank account, into which 370, to $1.10 bottle.We offer: cate.4 wh ltivati ; The Gilks Kummel.$1.10 bottle.S.Any physician who will know- passed from good wheat cultivation to | 000 was placed from outside sources.The Gilke Kummel.cea vein -$12.00 case of 12 bottles.|.io give à false certificate upon an: \\ coarse, weedy pasture.Ti is stated that he petsonally drew ( Prices to ade.faute Le may be called to certify > WEDDI N G PRESE NTS 7 The whole report tere with evi) out $18000 in bank notes at the opel F RASER, V IGER & CO I imited virtue of the preceding articles, shall dence showing, that in many cases, | ing of the last election contest.Mr.° become liable to a penalty of twenty rent has been gradually exhausted, | Otiver does not deny these statements.ITALIAN WAREHQUSE FRASER'S BUILDING, dollars.that stock, horses and cattle have di- | Then, where did the money come Established 1856.211 St James Street.xd .Any one ho will not have he minished, that the land has seriously | from?asks the Herald.It is the \u2014 on applying \"to the executive officer deteriorated, and that which had been | public's right to ask, and Mr.Oliver's me = of the municipal sanitary authority, | left Mone had gradually \u201ctumbled | duty to answer.Public life in Canada and on Intislying him of his inability » A ; ; ; to pay, be vaccinated at the expense | down Lo ec that property had | would indeed be in a rotten state if of the Corporation of this city.constantly been \u20ac anging hands; farm- | any public man could ignore such a 7, Are exempted from vaccination, ers are in debt, freehoids heavily | question under such circumstances.et as ordered by the present by-law, .mortgaged, and mortgages for £8,000 ESTABLISHED 1875.persons who may establish to the \" have been sold for Æ420.The two Liberai papers, Le Pays HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.satisfaction of the excoutine hot ; ; ; ; e mui , Wedd Ing Presents Land mortgaged for £9,000 has | and Le Soleil, are just now induiging PITAL AUTHORIZED - they bave had smallpox.been foreclosed, with the result that|in a wordy warfare.Replying to Le CAPI - = « = 810,000,090.09 PUBLIC NOTICE.| the land can neither be let nor sold, | Soleil's taunt that those connected CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED - - - - 5,913,000.00 Ts hereby given that, in accordance and the mortgagee is out of pocket | with Le Pays are poor disciples of CAPITAL PAID UP .= & =.a 5,745,000.09 with section 0 sot fhe Act 2 Jet In the selection of a Wedding Present for a relative [|| \"28 © Po tithes, rates, taxes, as | Liberalism the lauer paper says it III RESERVE FUND = - = = = = = 5,745,000,00 ||| the Act 31 Vict, ch.33, and of sec.' tion 8 of the Act 39 Vict, ch.51 and or an intimate friend, quality and utility are generally the two most important points to consider.When a Wedding Present has been purchased at \u201cSeifert's\u201d the label on the package suggests that the A Few Words About Lamp, a Bronze Statue or a piece of Cut Glass, the recipient knows that it is an article of quality, the best of its kind that is produced, for that is the Seifert quality.For June Weddings we are showing the new styles in Chime Clocks, Teroca Arts and Crafts Electric Lamps.Saw-pierced Silver Goods, Rich Cut Glass Table French Bronzes, Decorative Brass Goods, Sheffield now fashionable Plaque designs.We will be glad to have customers call and inspect our display.i Plated Table Requisites.In Jewellery we are showing fine examples of the G.SEIFERT & SONS | Diamond Merohants weil as the wages of a caretaker.In short, the evidence disclosed a state of absolute ruin on all sides.More than 3,000,000 acres have gone out of cultvation between the year 1868 and 1893, namely 1,757,000 acres and grain has \u201cfallen off in England in so scrious a manner, it has in creased largely in protectionist countries, Between 1831-40 and 1887 the production of grain has increased in France 41 per cent, in Germany 143 per cent, in Holland 150 per cent, in Belgium 127 per cent, and in Italy 104 per cent.In like manner the production of wheat has increased in France 44 per cent, in Germany 100 per cent, in Holland and Belgium 100 per cent, in Italy 138 per cent.Evidently Free Trade \u201cas it fs in England,\u201d must be a beautiful thing for the farmer.MR.FISHER.Mr.Fisher endeavors to charge the Opposition with forcing a general election before redistribution ie possible.Even if there was any ground for the assertion the Opposition would be fully justified in demanding an election to decide whether reciprocity shall stand or fall while the advocates of the pact have advanced nothing quite evident that Le Soleil keeps all its sympathy for that class of Liberals who get their houses painted by the government or sell civil service situations and promotions to poor employes or who contribute to the party Montreal paper, \u201cLiberalism means nothing else but the satisfaction of appetites, the appeasing of its fits of voracity.Its supreme symbol is the carrot.\u201d In an open letter to Sir Wilfrid the Sunday Times of London says: \u201cThe Empire is your greatest theme.You preserve it in a fine syrup of beautiful words.In 1896 you definitely turned your back on the United States, thereby gaining the position in which you have since been so pie- turesque an ornament.Thus you oe- came at once an imperialist and a nationalist.You saw Canada becoming symmetrical and strong, the manufacturing balancing the agriculture, the tari enabling resistance to such pull as your great neighbor had.Your reward for so intelligently reai.ising the policy of others was to be called an impérial statesman and to rest for support on British Canadians, and at the same time you contrived to retain the support of Quebec pro- vincialists by resisting the Canadian sentiment favorable to helping the im- A man who cars a small salary and saves part of it will soon be better off .-\u2018than he who earns a large salary and spends it.The Savings Department of No.5-87.JOMN CTREET A.C.SMITH, Manager.MAIN OFFICE, GT.PETER GYRIET J.D.HOOD, Manager.its amendments, the above By-law shall be read a second time and adopted on Friday, the twenty-sixth day of May instant (1911).H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, .City Clerk.\u2014 PERMANENT SIDEWALKS We are well equipo for the paving of sidewalks with our Mosale Cement Blocks.The blocks may be bought by the hundred or by the thousand, ss well as the chain which serves as a border to the pavement.SPECIALTY \u2014Church Steps, Passages, Collars.BLAIS & FRIGON TEL.3602 179 Crown SL All pavements beat the name of the Firm Oct.xwed.satxly Ladies : In particular, appreciate character and style in the appearance of their eye-glasses.Without overlooking the im portant requisite (comfort) we give to your glasses that desirable exclusiveness in appearance that is so essential to particular people who appreciate good glasses, The new Toric lenses with our new comet mounting combine, eff ciency and beauty.Oculists\u2019 prestriptions filled same day as received.Your syss aretuaie with Mc- Clure, the tometrist.Graduste of Dominion Col- ry Rare _ LAUR MoisanN MANUFACTURER of ARTIFICIAL MARBLE 048-066 St Vailer Street, Quebec.Chimney tels, Cousters, Columns, Stations of the Cross, Relist ze vu Tab Pedestals, Monuments, Memorial tee lege of Optics, South Be nd, Indiana, College of Optometry, 18 Mountain Hillmay4xtuth.satxly.very n 0 w YT ir The usw li enclosure is something of quality.of wheat, 804,000 acres of grain, and | chest or are willing to sell themselves is Bank affords a safe and sure depo- £12000 acres of green crop.provided that the transaction leads sit for your surplus earnings Whether it is a Diamond Jewel, Hall-marked solid Meanwhile it is a significant fact | them to honors and fortune.ory y P 1 Silver, Sheffield Plate, Meriden Ware, an Electric that while the production of wheat] \u201cIn the eyes of Le Soleil,\u201d says the UPPER TOWN BRANCH QUEBEC BRANCH, + : ; le to Juetify them in forcing it Gpon an | perial navy successfully.For many Sound ke Mass In Woo lea, sesording | to Flaot: eas » Heures - 1 6 F b .u e Street be unwilling people.It must be admit- | years you have played à part, but Mr.\u201céravings, Mouids sad Modellings pois! Seuiptures.7 2e a rig 9 ue C ted that the disfavor with which the | Facing-Both-Ways, if you are sapping | | Prompt exssution of work ut very low grices.À viait ie respest- ee JO resolutions have been received Is no | imperial interests you arp also under.tally solicited.hone 3881 tu-thusaé car 4 mere Jocal outcry and the most vig- .f, mining Canadian nationtjity.\u201d / NAB Let 0 \u2014 | WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1911 * / L THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.- SUMMER OUTING COMFORTS Just received via 8.9.Empress of Britain .The Iatest Straw Hate, large brim and low 91.75 Striped Flannel Trousers, White or Grey White Cricket Shirts for Canoeing English Cashmere Socks, all shades 3 for 1.00.J.b=.Ladies\u2019 and Conte\u2019 Tallor FOR THE NORTH SHORE Ford FER ke RMS, Ardnmore, Capt.John Hearn, is intended to sail for North Shfore ports as far as Natashquan on Saturday, May 27, at daylight.Freight now being received st the Cross Wall.For passage and freight rates apply to HOLLIDAY BROS, 101 Sg.Peter Street.\u2018Phone 359.NOTICE Is hereby given that the Pier at the mouth of Cap Rouge River is submerged as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last winter at the end of the long wharf.The position of the pier at the mouth f the Cap Rouge River is as hereto- ore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white light by night, and the position of the deep water pier recently taken at the end of the long wharf is in à straight line with the said flat buoy and about 600 feet to the west.Cap Rouge Wharf and Pier Co.N.FLOOD, Manager.When You Don't Want To Wash, When hot weather cones and you don\u2019t want to fuss over hot steaming tubs and ironing , boards send your flat work to us and get rid of the hardest and biggest part of the work.; Phone 95 and our driver will call THE IMPERIAL LAUNDRY 54 Valier St.$10.00 Cash $6.00 per month will put a beautiful PIANO in your home.Just receiving a new stock of Pignos from the ing manu- faoturera ARTHUR LAVIGNE 83-05 John Streot \u2014mam Letters of Queen Victoria We have a number of sets of these handsome books which are well worth a prominent place in your library.3 Volumes per Set PRICE .$1.00 Chronicle Ptg.Co.9 Buade St.* pei ea gS Noo] aR 3 v v I i 9 FATES = and Haberdasher.3.00 1.00 MULLIN, 48 Fabrique Street R.& 0.Nav.Co.COMMUTATION Now on Sale te\u2019 MURRAY BAY and other SUMMER RESORTS Secure yonr tickets and cabins from F.$ STOGKINO, 32 ST.LOUIS STREET Gen'L RR and BA Agent Navigation Co.Montreal Line Daily including Sunday at 6 \u201crk Wonk Engs at Single Fare UENAY LINE.Until further notice, the sailings will be every Tuesday and Saturday at 8 a.m.for Chicoutimi and all intermediate ports.For rates and other information, apply to the company\u2019s office, 48 Dalhousie street.\u2014_\u2014 ee \u2014 Don't forget the trip of the Steamor Champion, to Berthier on SATURDAY.Steamer \u201cCHAMPION\u201d St.Laurent, St.Michel, St, Jean and - Berthier Line.Time and weather permittng, Steamer Champion will run as foilows, excepting Sunday and Holidays: From Berthier, 5.00 A.M.M.T.T.S.\u201c St.Jean,.630 A.M.St.Michel .7.15 A.M.St.Laurent.8.00 A.M.From Quebec.Saturday .ON SUNDAYS: Leaving Quebec 7.30 2.m., 1.10 p.nu.and leaving St.Jean 5.30 p.m.On Saturday the same steamer will make a trip from Quebec to Berthier, so as to give citizens an opportunity of enjoying the fine breezes on the river Leaving Quebec at 2 p.m.and returning at 9.30 p.m.Steamer \u201cFRONTENAC \u201d \u201c \" F Between Quebec, d erry or Sillery an Commencing on the 1st of May, weather and circumstances permitting this steamer will run as follows : From St Romuald.5.00 From Quebec.600 am.8 Muse.p.m.vere 3.30 On Tuesdays and Saturdays, first trip from St.Romuald will be at 4.45 z.m.instend of 6.15 p.m.On Saturday evenings the steamer will make a trip from St.Romuatd and Sillery to Quebec at 7 p.m.The steamer connects at St.Romuald with the Levis Electric Railway.Steamer \u201cORLEANS\u201d On and after the 14th of May, weather and circumstances permitting, this steamer will run as follows : p.m.the From the Island.From Quebec.5.30 am.600 a.m.6.45 a.m.7.30 am, 8.15 am.915 am.10.00 a.m.1130 am, 1.00 pm.200 p.m.3.30 pm.445 pm.5.30 pm.« 615 pm.On Sundays.1.30 pm.1.00 p.m.3.15 pm.299 p.m.5.00 pm.400 p.m.6.00 p.m.Daily from the Island at 530 a.m except Friday and Saturdays, when the Orleans will Jeave at § a.m.i | Richelieu & Ontario: {Shipping News RECORD DAY FOR OCEAN STEAMERS Six of Them Carrying 5,000 Passengers from Europe Reached Quebec Yesterday.Yesterday was a record day at this port for the arrival of ocean uassenger steamer, no less.than six having reached here from Europe.Harbor Master Sullivan had a busy time yesterday morning getting them suitably berthed.; The first steamer to put in an appearance was the Dominion, of the White Star-Dominion Line, from Liverpool.She reached here at 4 am.and moored at the Breakwater.At am.she landed her passengers and by 10.30 am.her Quebec cargo was discharged, when she left for Montreal.She brought out 859 passengers.= The Allan steamer Ionian, frem Glasgow, arrived here at 4 am She berthed also at the Breakwater.She had on board 857 passengers, besides a general cargo.Having landed her passengers and Quebec cargo, she left for Montreal at 8 am.Str.Cassandra, of the Donaldson Line, also from Glasgow, was the next to make her entry, reaching here at 5 am.Her contribution to the population of the Dominion was 673 souls.She brought besides a large general cargo.Her passengers landed at 6 am, but the whole day was occupied in discharging Quebec cargo, the steamer only leaving for Montreal at 6 pm.- ~ At 6 am.the Southwark, from Liverpool, came into port.She had 914 passengers on board.As the number of people from the three preceding steamers had congested the Immigration Buildings, the Southwark had to retain her passengers on board for some time after being berthed.However, by noon many of the people who landed during the morning had been entrained aad the steamer left for Montreal at 2 pm.At 11 am, the stéamer Lake Erie, of \u2018|the Allan Line, from London and Havre, entered the harbor, She brought out 527 passengers.There being no room for her passengers in the Immigration Building at that hour she went up to the Allan wharf where she -discharged Quebec cargo.She subsequently returned to the Breakwater, landed her passengers and left for Montreal.: The Jast of the six steamers to arrive was the Mount Royal, from London and Antwerp, with some 1,000 passengers.As she reached port after 6 pm., too late to land passengers, she remained alongside the Breakwater all night.It will be seen by the figures given above that nearly 5000 passengers from Europe arrived here yesterday.The exact figures are 4,830 souls.BAIE DES CHALEURS LINE.Ste Gaspesien, Capt.Blouin, arrived from Montreal yesterday morning and moored at the Champlain Market wharf.She left for Baie des Chaleurs ports after embarking Quebec passengers and carge.\u2014 CANADA LINE Str.Pisa sailed from Rotterdam for Quebec and Montreal at 6 pm.on Monday, 29th instant.NATIONAL LINE.Str.Natashquan, Capt.Boucher, from Esquimaux Point, etc., with passengers and general cargo, arrived here yesterday afternoon, mooring in the Louise Basin.ROYAL LINE.Str.Royal George, Capt.Harrison, leaves port this afternoon for Bristol with passengers and general cargo.Hon.W.8.Fielding, Mrs.Fielding and two daughters will be among her saloon passengers.R.& O.NAVIGATION CO.Commencing Sunday next a steamer will leave Quebec for Montreal daily, including Sundays.ICE NEAR BELLE ISLE.The folowing report was received by the Signal Service from the steamer Lake Manitoba, now on .passage to Dominion Liner | gt being smuggled over on the Gothiand, of the Canada Line, which recently arrived in port were yesterday seized by officials of the Customs Department and the whole consignment now awaits confiscation.The liquor, in two-pint bottles, was sewed up in bags of bran, while other bottles were concealed in the bales and bundles of settlers\u2019 effects\u2014down among the general cargo.The shipment, it is claimed, was the result of an endeavor on the part of a Rotterdam merchant to send some of his goods to Canada to be disposed of at retail.\u2019 NOTES.Str.Wegadesk, Capt.Johannesen, from Sydney, with a cargo of coal, arrived in port yesterday morning and moored at the Prince's pier, South Quebec.: ! Stre.Ktonprine Olav from Sydney, ! Britannic from Pictou for Montreal, ! Borgestad from Montreal for Sydney, ! passed here yesterday.Tug Chieftain, from Garden Island, with a raft for the Coloin company in tow.PORT OF QUEBEC.Arrived May 30.SS.Ionian, Eastaway, Glasgow, Allans, Rae & Co., passengers and general : cargo.8S.Lake Erie, Kendall, London, etc., Allans, Rae & Co., passengers and general cargo.8S.Cassandra, Mitchell, Glasgow, Robt.Reford Co., passengers and general cargo.§S.Dominion, Mendus, Liverpool, W.M.Macpherson, passengers and general cargo.SS, Southwark, Evans, Liverpool, W.7M.Macpherson, passengers.SS.Natashquan, Boucher, Esquimaux Point, National Nav.Co., passengers and general cargo.8S.Wegadesk, Johannesen, Sydney, coal.SS.Mount Royal, Griffiths, London, passengers and general cargo.8S.Kronprinz Olav, Neilsen, Sydney, coal.SS.Gaspesien, Blouin, Montreal, part cargo.SS.Britanic, Grotnes, Pictou, coal.Cbts.F.Bergen, A.Murphy, S.M.Weed and P.B.Daly, from United States, Falardeau & Co., coal.Cbts.General Moffitt, Jos.Belgarde, Millan, A.C.Spaulding, M.W.Watters, B.Miner, F.J.Smith, W.Knight, C.White, J.T.Brooks and P.Miner, from United States, the Archer Co., coal.Cbts.F.E.Foot, C.E.Conrad, E.M.Hale and L.Brainard, from United States, Canadian Import.Co., coal.Cleared, SS.Ionian, Emstaway, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co., part cargo.Lake Erie, Kendall, Montreal, Allans, Rae & Co, part cargo.SS.Cassandra, Mitchell, Montreal, Robt.Reford Co., part cargo.SS.Dominion, Mendus, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson, part cargo.SS.Southwark, Evans, Montreal, W.M.Macpherson, ballast.SS.Gaspesien, Blouin, Baie des Chaleur, passengers and general cargo.SS.Mount Royal, Griffiths, Montreal, general cargo.SS.Weyadesk, Johannesen, Sydney, ballast.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, May 30, 1911, Cape Salmon, 83: Clear, northwest.Out 8 am.tug and tow; 11.30 am, Anticosti light ship.) Martin River, 254: Cloudy, variable.Out 11 am.steamer.Cape Magdalen, 289: Clear, northwest.In.1 pm.Rosalind; 2 pm.H.M.C.S.Niobe.Fame Point, 319: Clear, strong northwest.Out 2 am., Montreal; 5.30 am., Monmouth.Out yesterday 5.30 pm., Manchester Engineer.South Point, 412: C.G.S.Montmagny anchored.Flat Point, 585: Clear, east.Bean Earn.and Batiscan.Cape Race, 820: Hazy, west.am., Ascania.Algerian.Moisie: Out noen Aranmore.Int pm, In 10.18 In yesterday 7 pm, Longue Pointe, 134: Clear, west.In 12.30 pm., S.B.Senator Derbyshire.Vercheres, 120: Clear, southwest.Out 2.30 pm., Ocean.Three Rivers, 68: Clear, southwest.In 1.40 pm., lonian.St.Jean, 45: Clear, northwest.pm., Dominion.Bridge Station, 7: Cleat, northwest, In 3.05 pm.Southwark.H.8.McGREEVY, Supt.THE CHRONICLE STEAMSHIP DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGS.Dates of nile with porta of dpi ond In 3.12 1 2 can from Quebec for Liverpool.3 hic fi New York for Liverpool.3 Çaronia New York for Liverpool.3 Camandra from Quebec for Glasgow.; Dominion from (Quebec for Liverpool, 7 \u2019 ie: from 3 1 .{eens ro uel tor Avreleadon al ns Wry.from New York fer Piym- Cherboutg and Bremen.nis from New York for: Liv tom ox Ge ad Bo trom New York fer 0 Toll-gate) fox terrier, brown head and long tail, answering to the Finder will be rewarded by phoning 633, when deg wilt be called for and reward given.: and cart or donkey and cart.be reasonable price.LOST.ON 8T.LOUIS ROAD (NEAR 30th instant, a white name of Scamp\u2014 LOST \u2014 On St.Paul street, on 29th instant a tuberculin test book, between J.B.Renaud & Co's and the Palais Marketturning D\u2019Aiguillon and Glacis streets.Reward on re- to Dr.Hall, corn of may30x3 i \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED.WANTED\u2014Two or three rooms, furnished, with household privileges allowed : near Chateau, if possible, Apply G.T., Chronicle.may23x3 | WANTED\u2014To rent or buy a goat Apply to LM.C., care of Chroniclemay31x3 me re rt WANTED\u2014Room with balcony by gentleman.Breakfast and dinner at night preferred Apply box No.1, care Chronicle office.may31x3 MALE HELP WANTED.TWENTY TO FIFTY BARBERS advertised for in Montreal papers alone almost every day\u2014let us teach you barber trade\u2014expert instruction, constant practice, tools free.Write for catalogue.Moler Barber College, 41 Craig street east, Montreal- \u2014\u2014 EMPLOYMENT WANTED.+A YOUNG, REFINED AND well educated American lady wishes} position as English teacher in family or school.Can give best of references.Miss Rebecca North, Siitery, Canadamay24x3 AGENTS WANTED.EE ee \u2014 LIVE MAN OR WOMAN WANTed for work at home, paying $2.00 to $3.00 per day, with opportunity to advance.Spare time can be used.Work not difficult and requires no J.Davey and H.B.Martin, from experience.Winston, Limited, Spa- United States, Carbray, Son & Co, | dina Ave, Toroatocoal.~ Cbts.Agnes, Anna Kenny, T.A.Mc- TO LET.Must {| on O'Connell street, which could be The latest Blue and White all shades, per suit.T.11 BUADE FOR SUMMER WEAR The latest Black and White Striped Shirts.Striped Shirts.$1.25 The finest Egyptisu Balbriggan Underwear in ve rene sere ae seen ee $1.00 The latest English Ties, in all shades .50¢ LAFRANCE Tailor and Haberdasher STREET FOR SALE\u2014A splendid property used as a livery stable or an automobile garage.Will be sold as a moderate price for a prcmpt purchaser.Apply to F.X.Martel, 311 St.Joseph St.Phone 2667.FOR SALE\u2014House No.60) St.Cyrille street, 10 rooms, besides 2 bath rooms, yard.Also a vacant lot adjoining.Price for the whole, $8.000.LaRue & LaRue, Notaries, 28 St.Ann street.FOR SALE\u2014The valuable property on St.Paul and Valier streets, heretofore occupied by Messrs.Proteau & Carignan, brewers aud malt.sters.The valuable property.142 Avenue Renaud, St.Sauveur, formerly occupied by Messrs.M.Gauvin & Co., brewers and maltsters, The valuable property on St.Paul and St Valier streets, known as the \u201cLearmonth Foundry.\u201d For particulars sp- ply to Amos J.Colston, Hochelaga Bank Buildings, Quebec.FOR SALE\u2014Several complete sets of \u201cLetters of Queen Victona\u201d wili be sold en bloc or singly, 3 volumes per set.Apply Chronicle office.TO LET\u2014Furnished, for the summer, a nice bright flat of six rooms, newly furnished, with the use of telephone.For particulars apply by letter only to Y.E.'S.Chronicle office.may31x3 FOR RENT\u2014Large front room.elegantly furnished, lighted by electricity, use of bath, telephone service.By the day, week or month.Also smaller rooms.Apply to No.12 Garneau street .may30xiw ROOM TO LET\u2014A large furnished room, electric light, bath room, telephone, window facing St.John street.Gentleman preferred.| Apply at No.565 St.John street, or! phone 4099.may30x3 TO LET\u2014Nice flat, furnished or unfurnished.J.H.Aloz, Auditorium Theatre\u2014\u2014 TO RENT\u2014A splendid large stone and brick residence on the St.Foye Road, standing in beautiful grounds, with fruit and ornamental trees.containing upwards of 25 rooms, large and airy, a good water system in the building, electric light, etc., also good stables, etc.Will rent on moderate terms to the proper party.For information, apply Capital Reany Company, Room 22, Hochelaga Bank Building.may25xtf FLAT TO LET\u2014A splendid unfurnished flat, consisting of 4 rooma and bath room with electric light and gas, all new, situated in the Upper Town, inside St.John's Gate.Immediate possession.Apply X.Y.Z, care Point Amour, 670: Cloudy, east.No | Chronicleice.In this pm, two schooners.~ Above Quebec.TO LET\u2014 Double upper fiat, now oeeu- up, by Mr.Alain, No.166 Maple ave, 2 rooms, gae, electricity, Daisy furnace, stetionery washstand, bot and cold water, porcelain bath, gas grate; will be painted sad papered for desirable tenant; rent $36 month, including water and taxes ; may be seen daily from 2 to 5.Apply to I.F.Burroughs, 147 Maple ave.TO LET\u2014Singie and double furnished rooms, with use of bath and telephone.Hot and cold water.Electric light.Appl: or telephone 29; No.41 Richelieu st, julyt5-\u2018l0xiyr TO LET\u2014Factory building situated at 32 Fraser street, Levis, three and a vel compiled for the Chronicle , half es: vs 3 al steamshi 32 st.| half stories; rentai very cheap.Ap- Louis ioe Quebec Ship save, ply Royal Trust Co., Quebec.ti ar etree eters, B Ym du from New York for [ TO LET\u2014Immediate possession, June.tb, bourg 18d Bremes.house No.13 Dolbeau st, Ville Mont.1 Bremen from New York for Piymouty | calm; two storiee and a half.erboure and Bremen.feb21xet 1 Cleveland from New York for Plymouth, \u2018bourg and Bremen.- ne from New York for Hares FOR SALE.LOT FOR SALE \u2014 On the most commercial street nf St.Roch, about 65 feet frontage hy 200 feet deep.Apply to À.Z., cate Chronicle.- \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 SAFFES\u2014Dominion Safe and Vault FOR SALE OR TO LET.FOR SALE\u2014Copyright of colored bird's eye view of the village of Ste.Anne de Beaupre.P.Q.Good for 35 years.Twenty thousand sold at a big profit in five years.Address F.S.McKay.Neptune Inn.Quebec.pletely furnished house at Murray Bay.The beautiful summer residence of Sir Francois Langelier, situated 150 feet from the Protestant chapel.The house contains a spacious drawing room, a sitting room.a large dining room, a large kitchen with steel range.2 wood shed adjoining.a pantry, eleven bedrooms, two dressing rooms with haths, two large covered verandas on three sides of the house.The main floor is finished with British Columbia pine and \u2018the witting room has bird's eye maple panels.[ Rental $300 for the summer season.Apply to Capt.Victor Pelletier, A.D.C., Government House.Quebecmay3Ixtf BUSINESS NOTICES.EDWARD A EVANS CIVIL ENGINEER.Plans, Surveys, Reports, Superintendence of Construction, Railways, Power Plants, .Land.Improvement, fe Office : 92 St.Peter St, Quebecelephone No.2811.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 HAVE YOUR HOBBLE SKIRT French or dry cleaned.Oaly 50c, at Glover's Dye Works, 393 St.Valier street.Phone 1810.* QUEBEC CEMENT & PAVING CO.\u2014We are now laying sidewalks under City Corporation rules at $2.50 per square yard in plain cement.The city pays half of the cost or $1.75 per square yard in colored blocks.the city paying one-quarter of the cost.All size octagon colored blocks for sale in any quantity.Address Reid & Co.Ltd.Agents, 227 St.Paul St.Quebec.Telephone No.122, may3ix2 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.\u2014 Association of Bankers and Stock Jobbers having important capital at disposal, would undertake the formation of any reliable mining, industrial or commercial concern into Comnany ; also the placing of shares and bonds of American and Canadian companies legally incorporated.Write: \u201cPict,\u201d 24 Rue Le Pelctier, Paris, Francela.w.wedx4t ASSOCIATION of Bankets and Stockjobbers having important capital at disposal, would undertake the formation of any reliable mining, industrial or commercial concern into company.also the placing of shares and bonds of American and Canadian Companies fegally incorporated.Write \u201cPicot\u201d 24 Rue Le Peleticr, Paris, | France.mayl7Maw-wedxd, Central Rooming House, 24 PALACE HILL\u2014Phone 2453.FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014Com-: The Quebec Bank / + QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.| Notice in hereby given that a dividend of one and three-quartess 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 is Branches: on and after Thursday, the first, day of June next.i The transfer books will $¢ closed from the seventeenth to the thirty- first day of May, both days inelusive, B.B.STEVENSON, General Managers Quebec, April 21st, 1911, apl26,29,may1,3,6,10,13,17,20,24,27,31 UNIONBANK OF GANAD DIVIDEND NO.97, ° Notice is hereby given that a Dividend at the rate of eight per cent pe: annumyon the paid-up Capital Stock of this institution has been declared for \u2018 the current quarter, and that the sam.will be payable at the Bank and its\u2019 Branches on and after Thursday, the first day of June next.The Transfer Books will be closed from the 17th to the 3lst of Maw ' both days inclusive.By order of the Board.G.H.BALFOUR, General Manager, Quebec, April 25th, 1911, \u2018 apl26xwed,sat,tilijunel IMPORTANT TO PERSONS WHO ARE FOLLOWING THE STYLES.1 have opened my new store at No.114 St, Joseph street.Quebec, formerly oocu- pied by Mr.MoWiltieme.The great reductions which T have made during the last three months has completely clesred my store of the outof- etyle goode, and parties wishing to bave, up-to-date footwear at prices defying competition will find A large assortmens in my store.My experience during the past twelve months, and the continual increase in the { number of my customers.are s sufficiend , guarantee that I am in n position to give \u2018 you entire satisfaction.ee - A visit is soliefted.- may3xmon, wed, satx].of Quebeo (Affiliated to Laval University) ° The examinations will begin af\u20ac§ Quebec, on the 22nd of June 1911, ag 9 am.st Laval University.Candie dates are requested to give thei names before the 15th of June next t the Assistant-Secretary, 18 Ste, Fa mille St, Quebec., GOVERNMENT PRIZE The Quebec Government offers, through the Academy of Music, & cere) tain amount that will enable one stu-: dent of singing, piano, organ, violin | of celio to pass two years in Europe, The competition for this prize wi take place at Quebec on Saturdan, June 24, 1911, at 9 a.m., at Laval Unie! versity.The programme will be dee livered on demand.No application\u2019 will he received after June 15th, 1911, Applicants must be \u201cLaureates\u201d of the Academy of Music.There is no fes to pay.J.ARTHUR BERNIER, President, may 10x2aw,wed, sat Latest Fiction THE PRODIGAL JUDGE, by V, Kester.MISS GIBRIE GAULT, by Kate On holidays the steamer will leave | Liverpool: mpian.Co.'s safes will guard against loss b.To Rent\u2014Furnished and sample Jangiey Bosherthe Island at 8 am.and in the after.| \u201cBelle Isle, Maj 30-At 1145 pim.breast emp for Piymouths | Et or burglars; they have demonateat, | [00Mms.Recently established.This | ELISABETH KOETT, by R Hnoon at the hour .8 Geo.Washington from New York for d th h : house has heen completely rebuilt, Bortsehoon at ame s as Sunday.yesterday Lake Manitoba, 40 miles ymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen, ed that they are absolutely fireprouf.h , d'of I MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY, b south and 30 miles east, reports heavy brine from Rew desserte | The Canadian Fairbanks Co., Limit.| #Ih EE A RER Se ou | ME \u2019 Yr rt \u2014\u2014 .i i v ed.treal.Ai oN ; 2 8 1 nt HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.clone ee 5a hereon Teese j Get prom, Guthec tor Ceo RL flat.Building well lighted through- | TREVOR LORDSHIP, by Mrs, Ruper or ua y May.AM.P.M.aumber of bergs.\u201d 19 pris from Quebec for Clasege.PROPERTY FOR SALE\u2014A: Ste, | out and nothing has been neglected Barclay.The Favorite of the |Mondsy .2 620 700 ! \u2019 10 opti Tom Our York for Havre.| Petronille, Teland of Orleans, that | to give all desirable comforts.THE GRAIN OF DUST, by D.G BDlecriminatinæ Tuesday \u2026.\u2026.0 704 74 THE NIOBE INWARD BOUND.| 10 Eres Gram trom New York for Posse, handsome summer residence delong- may 18xmon, wed, frix3wks finite, : ; ; ; ; perbourg and Hamburg.ing to Dr.Lantier, situated on the \u2014_\u2014 THE STOLEN SINGER, by 10 Sicilia c + BMwker.Wednesday .3 7.52 8381 1.M.C.8.Niobe flagship of the n from Quebee for Hore, Londen n 3 : BN + Bell Juve AM.PM, Canadian Navy from Halifax, passed a rtharms ov York @ her and epinater walk from the Aok's Cotton Root Compound, An \"of thes books be had en Thursday .1 R48 1208 ' y trom New Yi rch, i ; The Uterine Togje, and fy of .can be \u20ac rune nee SN pi Cape Magdalen at 2 pm.yesterday and B all furnished, nine rooms, hangard , Cre y \u2018 a.gard, safe efiputual thly T will Fed à Pi Otfise He .: 1053 53 is due here this afternoon.stable, ice house, land 100 feet wide 4 iofiatoton which w ono a A y I Seu Od A Lest, Saturday .4 1200 331 SMUGGLED LIQUOR BEIZED.prod Ser se A a opepth, with gar ¥ res John [ Walsh $ PE AE pan Moon Phases Montreal, May 30-\u2014Threa hundred Alto 3 carriage nd harness.Avply BAPE .BANK OF \u2018NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING First quarter, Saturday, 3rd June, {bottles of the best brandy which, un- w to No.50 Couillard street.\u201d S [ 5.08 a om .known to the affisers of the ship, were ; un 3 ge RL AE 0 een ve 7 44 14 QL ny \\ THT jiign ° Mk.Euisé£ Dupuis A FRANK TESTIMONIAL - Mr?Elisee Dupuis, of St.Paul\u2019 de la Croix, \u201cWas {suffering from\u2019 weakness, STIMICHEL\u2019S WINE .ctifed hitmand he acknowledges its value.VEY Elisee Dupuis\u2019 trade i\u201da hard one, thatof sawyer; he had used his strength uns- \u2018paringly} and, human endurance having its MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.Friday, May 26, 1911.Present: His Worship the Mayor.Aldermen Barbeau, Beaumont, Bergevin, Campbell, Canson, Collier, Cote, Cummings, Dinan, Emond, Fiset, Gauvreau, Guiilot, Jobin, Lavallee, Lavigueur, Madden, Messervey, Monaghan, Mulroney, Pouliot, Shink, Trudel, Verret (34).The minutes of the last meeting are read ang confirmed.Read a letter from Hon.Sir F.Langelier, thanking the Council for their kind resolution of congratulation on his appointment as Lieut- Governor of the Province of Quebec.Read a letter from His Lordship the Archbishop of Quebec, thanking the Mayor and Aldermen for the prominent part which they have taken in | the welcome extended to His Excellency Mgr.Stagni, Delegate Apostolic of His Holiness the Pope.Read a letter from Mr.Alexandre Aube, praying the Council for pecuniary aid im the publication of a magazine, illustrating Quebec past and present.Referred to the Finance Committee.Read a letter from Mr.J.P.Bertrand, -complaining of the damage caused to the property of the heirs Bertrand, on Dorchester Street, by the constant washing of vehicles of the Fire Station, and asking that a permanent pavement be made of that portion of Dorchester street.Referred to the Road Committee.Read two letters from Mr.Debelleval, on behalf of the Catholic School Commissioners of Limoilou, praying the Council: 1st, to order the levelling and macadamizing of the streets around the boys schools at Limoilou: 2nd, to order the execution of drainage works near the convent and school, which they intend to build at Timoitou.Referred to the Road Committee.Read a letter from Mr.C.E.A.Carr, of the Quebec Railway, Light.Heat & Power Company, acknowledging receipt of the protest of the City against the Company regarding the extension of the electric tramway to St.Malo, stating their legal advisers are of opinion that the City cannot compel them to execute the order of the protest, stating that they are willing to meet the wishes of the City Council.provided their Company be allowed to proceed in the same time to the proposed extension of tramway in St.Malo and to the connection of limits, he began to grow weak until finally | Famke to the Road Commithe day, came when he realized that he must presented a petition from the estate find a remedy for his enfeebled condition, Mr.15 Esimet té ation tem te raging the courage of his convic- : Elisee Dupuis has at their own expense, the northwestern portion of Notre Dame street tions}, \\This may, be,seen by, the following 127 dre \u201cErnest ut letter, _ Co MESSRS.BOIVIN, WILSON & CO., Montreal.\u2018 Gentlemen :\u2014Many people hesitate at the ides of seeing thelr phe \u2018 tographs or testimony pu od in the newspapers, For my part, not 0 at has been done.and show titude for the good t It is for this reason, gentlemen, that take pleasure in thankin ou for the marvellous results procured or means of your ST.MICHEL 1ch Isuffered for many years.NE, which I used for weakness, from win my trade we are much moro exposed than in many others.part to the restorative properties 0 these.When one obtains relief from his sufferings through .another's help, it seems to me only Just to give credit to whom It Is due e overexert ourselves, with the resuitc you know and we often become extre- Committee.Presented the following reports: \u2014 | Finance 2031st (to grant $300 to the Labour Bureau for 1910-11): Finance 203%h (on tenders for City printing): Finance 2040th (to grant $5,000 to Police Committee to organize a detachment of mounted police).Moved by Ald.Cannon.seconded by Ald.Gauvreau, and resclved: That the said reports he taken as the 4th, Sth and 6th orders of the day.Presented the 117th report of the mely weak.Ihave been through the mill and if to-day I am enjoyin; rh .: goo healt, it is due In great pai 5 Police Committee (on tenders for ex .MICHEL'S WINE.Siacel havo boon taking thl: attend to my work witinut fear of fesling we 1 heartily urge my co-workers to follcw m certain that ST.MI Once more, thank you & thousand times, thank you, ; ORDER OF THE DAY.Very truly yours, First Order of the Day~The Coun.ELISEE DUPUIS, cil proceeds ta the second reading, for St.Paul de 1a Croix.| adoption, of By-law No.12, to divide PS.You will find enclosed m after being restored to heaith.One dozen an eient to make me strong again.Thousands of persons have thus felt the benevolent action of ST.MICHEL'S WIN - We are receiving new testimonials daily which we will be able to publish with the permission of our correspondents.BOIVIN, WILSON & CO.* AGENTS, 520 ST, PAUL STREET, -\u2014 = \u2014 i ANNENNESESNEEENEENNNEENNEE TRY.IT-AND THE STORY 15 TOLD A-1 Metal Polish The Polish with a Reputation POINTS OF MERIT Does not cake in bottom of can produces a lustre higher than any other metal polish.Removes cottosion instantly, Contains no acid, grease, or grit, will not injure the hands or the #5 finest metal.- Tan be used on gol, silver, brass and all metals without injury.SPECIAL NOTICE\u2014This polish will last five (5) times as long as any similar amount of any liquid polish made.Retail at 10c., 25¢.40c.t0c.and $1.50 per gallon.For sale by all grocers, hardwares, or J.A.Kirouac & Co.AGENTS M 24 Fabrique Street - - - - = QUEBEC Pansuusumanesssnensussssses mayl?xmon,wed,sattilljan.l MONTREAL.« treatment 1 can as | used to formerly.example, because | am CHEL'S WINE willbe worth its weight in gold to them.photo ph whieh I had taken a half bottles were suffi: press patrol waggon).Moved by Ald.being present: Cote, Cummings, Dinan, vey, Monaghan, Mulroney, Shink, Trudel, Verret (23).adoption in toto of the said By-lawhell, Cannon, Collier.Cotegueur, Madden.Messervey, del, Verret (24).By-lawst | the Ilth avenue of Limoilou._- Fourth Order nf the Day\u2014Read the f DOMINION COAL COMPANY, ummm \\ MINERS AND SRIPPIRD OF THS CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM si GAS COALS Bormes veyunsef-Mine eng sage \u201cPar Partie apply te PT SO SALSS AGBNT, 112 ST.JAMES ST, MONTREAL sideration.Cannon, seconded by Ald.Campbell, and resolved: That the said report be taken up as the 7th order of the day.in polling booths the electoral districts of the City of Quebec, for the election of members of the Legislative Assembly, for which second reading and adoption the presence of two- thirds of the members of the Council is required, the following members Aldermen Barbeau.Bergevin, Campbell, Cannon, Collier, Emond.Fiset, Gauvreau, Guillot.Jobin, Levallee,.Lavigueur, Madden, Messer- Pouliot, His Worship the Mayor reads the \u2018| preambie and he different clauses of the By-law, which sre adopted and \u2018| declares the said By-law No.12 read a second time, passed and enacted, all the members above mentioned being % called and found tu he present at the u Second Order of the Day\u2014Second » reading, for adoption, of By-law Non 15, concerning vaccination, for which second reading and adoption the pres.BM (nce of two-thirds of the members of BB! the Council is required, the following | members being present:\u2014 Aldermen a Barbeau, Beaumont, Bergevin, Campu Cummings, ,an, Emond, Fiset, Gauvreau, G.t Johin Levallee, Lavi- B Monaghan, Mulroney, Pouliot, Shink, Tru- His Worship the Mayor reads the u preambule and the different clauses of the said By-law which are adopted.and declares the said By-law No, 15 read a nccond time.passed and enacted.all the members above mentioned heing called and found to be present at the adoption in toto of the said = Third Order of the Day\u2014Alderman M; Trudel moves, seconded hy Alderman a LevaMee, and it is resolved That the » Canadian Northern Quebec Railway Company be notified to build without delay a sidewalk in front of the ground which belongs to the Company on 203lst report of the Finance Committee.which being put to the vote, Ad.Dinan moves, seconded by Ald.Cummings, and it is resolved: That the said report be referred back to \u2018the Finance Committee, for recon- Fifth Orfer of the Day\u2014Read the 203%h report of the Finance Committee.which heing put to the vote, is adopted, and it is in consequence fe- solved: That the contract for the City printing required for the year 1911-12 4 42 akh- Manu tem fthenniole they ever.: Badwelser is bottled only (with corks or crown cape) at the Ç Anheuser-Busch Brewery St.Louis, Mo.CHRONIGLE.\u2014 \u2014 The difference between a real thing and en imitation of it is illustrated by the \u201cBudweiser\u201d Beer and beers that Budweiser The nearest to the original that imitators ever came was in the counterfeiting of our label.But they have never produced a beer that in any way equak \u201cBudweiser,\u201d nor can Quebec difference between ' seek to resemble * C.J.O'Regan Distributor Quebec WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1911 | ALWAYS The purchaser of a GAS STOVE is sure of having a dependable article at all times.CL goods.\u2018 We cannot afford to sell cheap shoddy, or freakish Our unexcelled purchasing facilities put us in a class whereby you are beyond the age of speculation ; but are dealing with a Company whose aim is always to give you real value backed by an ironclad guarantee.Every stove must be satisfactory to our consum we return it.We can show you what real satisfaction is.Quebec Raïway, Light, Heat & Power Company, their tender being the lowest, on condition that each page, besides the tableaux, shail be counted omy for one single page, and that the City Treasurer's report must be completed three months after the delivery of the manuscript, under penalty of five dollars for tach day of delay\u2014 the amount of said contract to be charged to the credits voted for advertising and printing.Sixth Order of the Day\u2014Read' the 2040th report of the Finance Committee, which being put to the vote, is adopted, and Ît is in consequence resolved: That in order to secure the organization of a mounted police pK- trol, the sum of five thousand dollars is hereby taken from contingent funds and carried, as & special fund, to the credits of the Police Committee for that purpose, with the request that the said Police Committee shad strictly falow the rules regarding the age and qualification of the men to be engaged, in order to procure an effective service, .» : Seventh Order of the Day\u2014Read the 117th report of the Police Committee.which being pot tb the voté, le adanted.pub # in ie apnsequence \u201clm J Showrooms : 140 St.John Street resoved: Thai the tender of Mr.C.Parent for a patrol waggon, marked number 111, for the price of $220.00 is hereby accepted, provided the material of the said waggon shall be first class, and defivered on or before the 20th of June next, and that the contractor shall strictly follow the specification of the tender for the said patrol waggon.\u2014the amount to be charged to the credits voted to the Committee for the fiscal year 1911-12.* NOTICE OF MOTIONS.By Aiderman Monaghan: That paragraphs 2, 3, 4 and §, in Bydaw 437, respecting smoke nuisance, be replaced by the following.to wit: \u201cAny chimney emitting smoke, so Rs to cause damage to or injutiously affect neighhoring properties, or Occupants of the same.shall be deemed a nuisance.and any person who shail commit such nuisance or permit the same to be committed, or shall re fuse to sbate the nuisance after heing notified shall be liable to fine, with, or without costs, et the discretion of the Recorder.MOTIONS.Moved by Alderman Cannon, sec 1 onded by Alderman Lavigueur, and resolved: That Aldermen Cannon, Pouliot and Dinan are hereby elect: ed to represent this Council in the Joint Committee appointed by law to report to this Council, concerning the ferry between Quebec and Levis.Moved by Ald.Pouliot, seconded by Ald.Cote, and resolved: That legal proceedings be instituted by and in the name of the City to acquire by amicable stitiement, or through cx- gropriation between the Chaesbourg vad.in Limoilou Ward, and the pub- fic bridge of the City now in course of construction, on the St.Charles River, the extent of fand required for the construction of the sbutment, approaches and accessories of the said bridge, at the place where the construction of the said bridge has heen recently authorized by orders in Council of His Excellency the Governor Generaf of.Canade, and of His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor of this Province .Moveë by Adermen : Cannon, sec onded iderman Peutiot, and resolved: That when this Council shail adjourn, it stand adjourned until Tuesday, the 30th of May instant.The Counci then adjourns er or § GENO Imitations Sold on the merits of ) » SEWELL\u2014 On the 29th May, 1911, \u201cKIMONO\u201d SLREVE Embroidered Waistsvalue $1.50 to $2.00 for.Special advance line, ceesvsesseescass $1.35 \u201cTAILORED\u201d WAISTS.In Linen and Linenette $1.39 to $3.50.Fine Summer Hose, Black, Tan and assorted colors in Transparent Lisle and Silk, 18¢ to $2.25 per pair All Goods Guaranteed.Money Back If not Satisfied.E.J.DYNES, 49 St.John Street, ** LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Are offering to lease at their St.Roch Branch SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES for safe keeping of Bonds, stock certificates, important documents, jewellery and other valuables.bons, etc, etc.Millinery Importers.| MILLINERY E are now showing a nice lot of Imported Children\u2019s and * soldat areduction.Also Ladies\u2019 Beautifully Trimned Hats, Veilings Ribisses\u2019 Millinery, to be FAT THE \u2014 MISSES M.& A.BROWNRIGG 66 St.John Street.MARRIED., BUNBURY-STAIUN-\u2014At tbe Cathedral of the Holy Trinity.on the 30th of May, the Rev.W.S.G.Bunry,to Marjorie Meranconddansht{ of John Stain, of $s eity sR \u2014 ; DIED.OYILFOYLE-On Monday evening, \u201cMay 29th, 1911, at No.9 St.Stanislas St.Ellen Burke, wife of the late Patrick Guilfoyle, aged 84 years.Notice of interment later.Willoughby de Quincy Rewell, aged 76 years, con of the late Rev.E.W.Seweil, M.A, for 40 years incumbent of Trinity Church, Quebec.Funeral will take place to-day at 2.30 p.m.from his residence, 114 Augustin street; to Trinity Church, thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Kindly omit flowers.AUDITORIUM VARS Yiafures 5 and 100 Thre.-Pri, Sat.Sat -Mat.dune 1-2-3 Madame Sherry \"The World's Masleal Saasadion Stunning Chorus Special Cast Enchanting Melodies Special Orchestra PRICES : Pat 22e 12 $143 _ ¢.SEATS NOW ON SALE Always on the high level of cooking and service, our special table d'hote dinner with music on Tuesdoy, Thorsday and Sunday ls bound to raise your spirits.The food, the eook- ing, the music, the unique dining room sre a revelation to every new visitor.ENGLAND Ate Low Reverve, the ing having teen wp is residence permanent n t Le IDEAL MANSION, in perfect end idee A.J.DECUISE General Insurance Agent 248 St.Joseph St.QUEBEC Telephone 3166, -\u2014 Lecière Block may30x1y .and luxuriously appointed and aished throughout, the purchaser to have the option of buying the Rarnitare so that he can enter into occupation and immediately enjoy alt racer 1 of, a Ferfeetlyequi) res tial an rein omair, HAMPEHIRE\u2014In one of she ose Lamafui districts in this favorite county, only about 2 1.2 miles from Hook Station on the London and South-Western Railway, and within pix miles of the important market town of Basingstoke, with its excellent eer- vice of express trains to London in about an hour.The particularly choice and exceedingi: valuable y wr FREEHOLD COUNTY SEAT, TYENET HALL, considerable historic\u2019 interest, and ain, £ NODLE MANSION, havin, , Reently erected, regardless of cost, in the NOTICE The SS.Natishquan, Captain Jos.Bouther, vil! sail from Quebec for Faqu'maux Point and the North | Shure ports of cull Friday, June 2, it Freight wili be received from Mon- | day to the departure of the steamer at Point-a-Carcer wharf.For rates and other information apply to the National Navigation Co.Ltd, M6 Dalhuusie street.Phone $99.- may3ix3 BENZ We are prepared to grant Agencies for Canada and would request interested firms to kindly communicate with us.We manufacture : Automobiles\u2014Touring, Town and Business Cars, Commercial Trucks, Motor Cabs and COmnibuses, Engines:\u2014Crude Oil Engines (Diesel) for Ships as well ag for Industrial urposes, Gas, Petrol, Banzole, and Petroleum Engines, Suction Gan Plante Transportable Engines with \u2018WeBetf Saws, Etc.BENZ & CIE, Rhsinisshe Gamnotoren-Fabetk Aktiongesellachatt, MANNENS, (Germany.) may 27xsat.thx2 Flizabethan dle, on the site of an old mansion, forming three sides of & square, a NCCUPYING A SPLENDID POSITION, sing seated on a bold ridge, and encompassed hy glorious and extensive pleasure grounds and a well.wooded and undulating park of over 400 acres, diversified by ornamental lakes, and traversed by tong avenue carriage drives, guarded hy lodges.¢ remarkably well-planned accom tion includes some fifty bed rooms\u2019 bath rooms.several magnificent receftfan rooms, Including ball room, with stage, and spacious and perfectly equipped domestic offices.Most conveniently placed are extensive model Mabling.ree, laundry, ldtchen gardens, cottages, \u2026 AÏ1 most\u2019 complete tn every way, and having an up-to-date electrical in- stalintion.The whole estate embraces an erea of ROUT 2878 ACR And with Ton well.placed Avene\u2019 affords re markably fine shooting: there le capital trout fishing, whilst in the park fs à firet- clans golf course.Hunting can be enjoyed with two packs.everal farmateads, mode) On the eatate are dairy.agent'e residence, numerona tottages, every way Re.and the whole property tn T COUNTRY HOME orms Fe À tennis h and os à family of wealth an sition, Masse.IAL A LL th by AUCTION, the ART, Tokenhouse-yard, Tondan, re, in JULY NEXT, with presession of the mansion ounds, and lands In hend, on completion unless previowsly disposed of by private Penicolars, with views, pl cond rticulary, wi ews, plans, 3 tions of may be hiained wand Braunateln, Éhelten, and se, Bollcitors, Norfolk House, Norfolk-ptreet, Strand, \u20ac Fe of the Auctioneers, Messrs, Trollope, 14, ount.-street, Grosvener-square, A .Te ren: So +3027 eneld, ne IN 48 HOURS.Oures Nigt and Mind Troti, ®), = _ , handed tre Gi Senerrat and Runa) wy { SEEN [l IN AND ABOUT TOWN |] pese oies os 3 0) COROMATION CAMP 5 NOW COMPLET Review of the Contingent Will Be Held on the Plains This Afternoon.The Coronation contingent is now complete, and with the arrival of the mounted men from St.John there are busy times at the camp \u2018at St.Joseph de Levis.There will be a review of the troops on the Plains of Abraham to-day, when an opportunity will be given to witness the splendid body of men which Canada is sending over to represent the Dominion at the coronation of the King.The mounted men will arrive at 9,45 a.m.and the dismounted men will follow an hour later.The troops will assemble on the Terrace, frim which they will atart out to the Plains of Abraham, where they will be reviewed by Lt.-Col.H.McLean and Lt- Col.A.O.Fages at 2 o'clock.The inspection and review promises to be a most minute and searching one, and it will be after four o'clock before the men march back to camp.The forces will parade back to the boats for the camp by way of Grande Allee.The review nf the contingent promises to be a most interesting one, and there will undoubtedly be 2 large gathering of spectators to witness the evolutions.1 ; On invitation of Mr.C.A.\"E.Carr, Manager of the Q.R.L.& P.Co, Lt-Col.H.MeLean, it-Col A.O.Fages, and other officers of the contingent were guests at the Kent House last night at a very pleasant little dinner, The streets of Quebec at present present somewhat of the appearance of the Tercentenary days.Representatives of the troops of Canada from the Atlantic to the Pacific, in their different uniform are to be seen every evening as soon as the camp duties { | are over, and theré seems to be a feeling that something more than usual is on the way.The arrival of the mounted forces yesterday added to the life of the cmp.The men are a smart looking lot of soldiers, and the cavalry, dragoons and hor:§ artillery presented a Snemppearsnte.To-Morrow Madame Sherry RECORDER'S COURT.Twelve prisoners, all charged with drunkenness, appeared before the Recorder yesterday.One was fined $10 and costs or one month in jail; five $5 and costs or 15 days each, agd six $2 and costs or eight days each.COURT OF SESSIONS.Yesterday a man accused of stealing a trunk was fined $10 and costs or two months in jail, in the Court of Sessions.A man, convicted of breaking another man\u2019s jaw, was also fined $10 and costs.A defendant, accused of threatening his wife, was allowed out on suspended sentence after an eloquent appeal to the court by his better half.Hurrah for Madame Sherry WEDDING BELLS.Yesterday morning at the Anglican Cathedral were united in the bond of matrimony Miss Majory Stain, daughter of Mr.John Stain, to Rev.W.S.G.Bunbury, curate of the Cathedral.The Very Rev.Dean Williams tied the nuptial knot, assisted by their Lordships Bishop Dunn and Bishop Farrar, assistant bishop.The bride was given away by her father and was attended by Miss Dorothy Webb, maid of honor, and Misses Kathfeen and Sybil Stain, as bridesmaids.\u2018The room was accompanied by Rev.Mr.Ror.After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the residence of the bride's parents, following which the newly married couple left on their honeymoon.- Mr.and Mrs.Bunbury received a large number of beautiful wedding gifts.À Scream-Madam3 Sherry- UTILITIES COMMISSION.The Ppublic Utilities Commission met here yesterday morning with Lieut.Col.Hibbard in the chair, and Sir George Garneau and Mr.Laberge, both commissioners, and Mr.Joseph Ahern, secretary of the commission, present.The case of Mr.Neault, the Mayor of Grand Mere, against the Ricard electrical system, came up for hearing.Some time ago the commission sat at Grand Mere and ordered Dr.Ricard to remedy the defects in the electrical system which he is conducting.The commission alse obliged the town of Grand Mere, La Compagnie Electrique de Grand Mere and the Compagnie de Telephone de St.Maurice et de Champlain to change their systems.The right of appeal was given to the companies at yesterday\u2019s siting, but the decision was acepted by all except the Compagnie de Telephone de St.Maurice et de Champlain, which was represented by Mr.Louis Demers, advocate, of this city, who asked that the order be suspended as the company was about to be absorbed by the Bell Telephone Company.The commission decided to suspend the order until the 6th of Jae next.SACRED CONCERT CHALMERS CHURCH Beautiful \u201c Programme Was Rendered by Choir, Headed by Mr.H.Gordon Perry, One of the most impressive sacred concerts given in Quebec for a long time past was that which took place in Chalmer\u2019s Church last evening, when the choir, under the direction of Mr.H.Gordon Petry, the talented organist and choirmaster, rendered a programme which included some of the greatest compositions of church music.Mr.Perry's organ numbers weré hot the t interesting or én- Toy able ortho of the programe, and as usual he proved himself to be à sou- sician of capaBllity and artistic discernment.As a matter of fact, the whole programme under his skillful guidance, was one that left little to be desired.and was renreded with that charm that only his skill could command.Elgar's famous march, \u201cWith Pomp and Circumstance\u201d is one that never fails to appeal.It has been rendered by the Symphony Orchestra several times, but its rendition last evening\u2019 by Mr Perry seemed to be better than ever, the majestic and military swing of the piece being given on the organ in splendid style.Mr Perry had the assistance of some \u2018of the best voices in the city, and with his choir, beautifully trained and fully equal to the occasion, rendered a programme that was a notable one.The programme included a number of anthems, the soloists in which were Miss Davies, Mrs T.P.Ross, Mrs, W.J.B.Fraser and Mr.W.Campbell.These were all rendered wtih spirit and with fine effect.The duet of Mesdames.Fraser and Ross, \u201cThey Shall Hanger No More,\u201d was most enjoyable The solos.of Mrs.A.J.Webster, Msgs.T.B.O'Neill and Mr.W.Campbéli were striking features of the progr: e.All are well known vocalists of fie highest ability, and last eveningifthey seemed to excel themselves The ladies\u2019 quartette (with baritone solo and obligato) from | Gaul\u2019s \u201cHolyaGiy,\u201d was a feature that\u201c added \u201cgrea the success of the evening, Mesdames Fraser and Ross, Misses Davies and Sutherland and Mr.Fletcher rendering the selection with beautiful effect.A special word of praise must Be afforded to Mr.Herbert Spencer, whose violin solo, as well as his obligato to the quartette, captivated all.: The concert reflected the greatest credit upon Mr.H.Gordon Perry, and he is to be congratulated upon the success which attended his efforts to give the music-loving people of Quebec a programme such as har not been heard here in a long time.A Wi-Madam: Shay SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS.J.W.BUTLER.The death of Mrs J.W.Butler.406 Laval Avenue.occurred very suddenly last evening at the age of 68 years.Mr.and Mrs.Butler had been married fifty years on May 23rd, but the celebration of their golden wedding was postponed owing to Mrs.Butler being stricken with a paralytic stroke.The husband of the deceased lady is Mr.J.W.Butler, supervisor Montreal Street Railway, and she is survived by four sons and five daughters, namely : John M., J.W., jr.and W.M.of Montreal, and D.A, Manager of the Quebec Telegraph, Mrs.Walter Farrlinger, Mrs.W.Ginnette, of Montreal, Mrs.D.A.Smith, of Jamaica, N.Y., Mrs.H.Regan, of New York City, and Mrs.Chas.Harrison, of Hamilton, Ont.\u2014Montreal Herald.OPENING OF FIT-REFORM WARDROBE.Saturday was a great day on St Joseph street.The new Fit-Reform Wardrobe at 105-111 St.Joseph St, corner of Bridge street, was formally opened, and crowds camg, from every section of the city to see the new quarters and to congratulete Mr.J.L.,O.Proulx on his wonderfui success since taking up the agency for Fit- Reform.Mr.Proulx said that the growth of Fit-Reform in the city of Quebec was \u2018very gratifying to him, but that he knew the men here would appreciate these superb hand-tailored garments, and that is why he secured theagency for Fit-Reform in preference to any other make of clothing in Canada.Those who did not visit the new Wardrobe last Saturday are cordially invited to call at any time and see the latest styles in Fit-Reform summer suits, : f Proper Food Will Alone Correct Many ills.Grape-Nuts 10 days and watch results.\u201cThere's a Reason\u201d GES MOUNTED POLICE Four Men Were Added to the Force at Meeting of Committee Last Evening.The civie representatives held no less than two committee mectinge yesterday besides a Council meeting last night.The Road Committee sat from 4.30 to 6.30, while the Police Committee held their meeting at 7 o'clock.: ROAD COMMITTEE.Ald.Pouliot presided, and the only business before the Committee was the awarding of the contracts for street paving, The principal discussion was on the asphalt tender, Mr.Falardeau, of this city, being: the lowest tenderer and offering to put up any guarantee required, that his work would be first class in all respects.His tender was finally accepted on condition that he give the city a special guarantee of $50,000 and to lay 1,200 yards of asphalt weekly.The other tenders were adopted as appeazs in the City Council report.POLICE COMMITTEE.The principal business before this Commit pe, which met at 7 o'clock, was the appointment of five constables, one to replace Constable C.Copeman, who recently resigned, and four new members of the force.Some time ago the Committee decided to have four mounted constables.which necessitated the increase of the force.Naturally there were no lack of candidates for the four positions and each Alderman had his candidate, while there were only two applications to Rll the vacancy created by the resig- uation of Constable Copeman.Ald.Paquet presided and those present were Mayor Drouin and Aldermen Morin, Barbeau, Shink, Jobin, Plamondon, Mulroney, Trudei and Delisle, members of the Committeeand Ald.Messervey, Dinan, Lamontagne, Verret, Pouliot and Emond.Two applications were received to fill the position left vacant by the re- Both It has been man\u2019s lot since the creation to toil.The modern tendency is to overwork, to turn night into day and thus tear down faster than nature can rebuild.An unnatural strain is thrown upon the vital organs and more especially upon the kidneys, which have the work of filtering the blood free of waste and poison.The present-day rush is too great.If it is to continue nature must be assisted with a good kidney tonic.When the kidneys begin to fail in their work Booth\u2019s Kidney Pills are needed.They quickly disperse the poisonous matter collected in the system.Pain in the back is only a timely warning of trouble in the kidneys.An inflammation has set in and a disordered condition of the urine soon beeomes apparent.: Too much or too little urine, with a constant desire to void the secretions; any noticeable deviation from the normal color; the appearance of a sandy sediment, proves a disordered condition of the kidneys that needs quick attehtion.If your work seemrs hard for you; if you bave a lame, weak or aching back; if you are tired and listless and seem to be running down without apparent cause, begin at once with Booth's Kidney Pills, the great kidney remedy that has cured so many of your neighbors.It has given thousands of working men and women Ladies\u2019 Straw Hats, value from $1.50 to $3 for.49c, Ladies\u2019 Teimmed Hats, latest styles.Half Price Artiticial Flowers for trim- signation, Messrs.Reynar and Thaller, and the latter after examination received the appointment, notwith- | standing Ald.Messervey's protest that ! the new constable was a German and ; not an English Protestant.The choosing of four new men was then: proceeded with.An applicant named Fiset, whose application was | sent in a long time ago, was the first to be chosen and John Mignauit, proposed by Ald.Jobin, was the second choice, although Chief Trudel claimed that he was not the regulation height.Then Ald.Mulroney remarked that as there were four new appointments, one should be given to an English speaking citizen and proposed Charles Munroe, who had successfully passed his examination at last meeting.Ald.Delisle, who had a man to appoint, thought that the four new men | should be French-Canadians and asked Chief Trude! how many English speaking constables were on the force and was informed about 14 out of 82.Mayor Drouin remarked that as there were four new appointments the English speaking citizens had a right to at least one, and most of the Committee were of the same opinion and Munroe got the job on a unanimous vote.There was still we vacancy and there were four applications for the position, which fell to the luck of Geo.Girard, of Limoilouming hats, will be sacrificed.Ladies\u2019 Thread Gloves, white and colored, 39% to 50c., for.25¢ Black Cofton Stockings, sizes 814 to 10 inch.12%4¢ Ladies\u2019 Handkerchiefs, cross bar, hemstitched, 10c.for.7¢c Jabots in net and lace, values from 40c.to 75c.for.29¢.Boys\u2019 Sailor Collars, 5 dozen only, will be offered at.22c Valencienne Lace and insertions, 2 yards for.Sc.Embroidery Loom Ends, 8c.to 10¢c.a yard, for.5¢ | AL 5 = rer rm Burning the Candle at Ends The Peualty of Overwork is Kidaey Trouble \u2014Here\u2019s Your Remedy :\u2014 strong, sound backs for their daily work.Chas.Reid, of Main street, Marth dale, Ont, says : \u201cMy back had bess sore and tender ; a heavy dull pain had settled in the small of my back and in the region of the kidneys.My limbs would puff up with dropsical swellings and leave me in a miserable and painful condition.The urine was highly colored and odorous and contained a quantity of brick dust sediment.Nothing had relieved my oon- dition in any way and I had begun to think nothing would, I read of Booth's Kidney Pills and procured a box and commenced their use.I had not finished the first box when the urine cleared and the dropsical swells ings had gone down.I found more relief in Booth's Kidney Pills ¢han in all else | bad used and I am stronger and hefter in every way and can thank only Booth's Kidney Piilg for it.\u201d à A FREE BOX will be sent to all sufferers wishing to try this wonderful remedy.They are guaranteed to do ail that is claima ed for then or refund your money, All druggists sell Booth Kidney Pills, 50e.0 box, or postpaid from the R.T.Booth Co, Ltd, Fort Erie, Ont, to whom afl applications for free trial should be addressed.Sold and guaranteed in Quebec by, Henry Willis.3 The chances are you will find something interesting.; MARCEAU &Co.155 St.Joseph St.Fancy Shantung Silk, 27\u2018inch, latest novelty 00.000590, Messaline Silk In blacksonly, 36 inch, $1.25, fOF \u2026.\u2026.99\u20ac Zephyrs and Chambray, plain and fancy colors 15c.for.1214c Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.Special .\u2026.39.Roller Linen, 150 yards only, 17 inch, 10c.for .c.Te.Honey Comb Quilts in pink or pale blue $1.25 for.95.Nottingham Lace Curtains, 314 yards, $1.28, for.98e.Linoleum, new patterns, 50c.Le) APE 45c- Lawn Mat'nees, latest style aacrcnsenaee sa ae saute .84c.Ladies\u2019 Muslin Dresses, haute nouveaute .y vi.$3.33 HEE AM.Shink again complained that the owner of the wood yard opposite the St.Paul street station blocked the sidewalk with his wood and Chief Trudel promised to attend to the matter.Ald.Barbeau remarked that on Sunday last the parish priest of St.Roch's had complained of the conduct carried on in some cheap eating houses on Notre-Dame street, near the corner of Crown, and asked the Chief to | place a constable at that corner.Chief Trudel replied that their license would he cancelled.Ald.Dinan complained of the stone | throwing from the Terrace to Cham.! plain street, specially on Thursdays and Sundays and asked that Special Constable Gingras be kept there, as he was named for that purpose and not to be acting as a messenger at : headquarters.Ald.Shink complained of the bad ; state of sidewalks and was informed i that 300 reports for bad sidewalks had | been received from the police and were being dealt with, As the department requires four horses for mounted constables el one for the new patrol wagon, the Committee decided to leave the choosing of these horses to Ald, Paquet, Ald.Campbell and Chief Trude).The Chief informed the Committee that he had secured a fine building at the fot of Sous-le-Fort street for No.5 Police Station, formerly in Champlain market.The rental was $400 a year and the Committee will request the Finance Committee to grant that amount.| PRESENTATION TO A QUEBEC RAILWAY MAN.Mr.George Levesque for the past year foreman in the erecting shop of the Q.& L.St.John Railway shops\u2019 was entertained at the Kent House | by quite à number of his friends and presented with a combination dress.suit case and a retiting honorary card from the members of the 1 A.M.Mr.Levesque has been appointed | Master Mechanic of the Delaware &! Hudson raiiway with headquarters at Sorel.| Mr, Levesque is an old Quebecer, but when quite young went to Ottawa, ant was quite forgotten.However, those who know George will be pleased ta kunt of bis appoiatment 254-264 St.Faguy, Lepinay & Frere John Street IMMENSE SALE OF COSTUMES.This is an opportunity to secure à costume of the latest novelty at half price.Costumes in serge, striped black and white, cross striped in satin and military braid and black silk, worth $35.00 for.rerhe seers bearer esas $28.00 Costumes in serge and in plain black panama, tailor made worth $1650 for.$13.20 \u2018l'ailor made costumes in Venetian cloth, colors navy blue, green and brown, worth $13.95 for su cases s sa sacn ne $11.18 Costumes in navy blue, panama and green trimmed with satin and braid, worth $28, for $20.00, and worth $22.00 for $17.60 and $16.00 for.8$12.80 Venetian Costumes in pale green and in striped grey tweed, trimmed in military braid, worth $27.00 for, .$21.60 STOCKINGS.18 dozen of ladies black laced stockings, worth 35 cts.this week .27e.SOCKS.£0 dozen tan and black socks, sizes 7% to 944.Special price cereal 18 SOCKS.We have the largest assortment of thread socks, embroidered and in mercerie thread in all coloes at .25¢ NEW ERA, This is a Fne of suits which Rives satisfaction.Why?First of all the material used is composed of the best English tweeds, the most ap-to-date patterns, a perfect cut, well finished and new styles and the low prices will give everybody an opportunity to try these suits.Prices from $12.00 to.$25.00 MODERN SILKS.200 yards of plain white and black sriped silk, the lates novelty for dresses, worth 60c., for ciiii ET \"HANDSOME MATINERS, in lawn, and white embroidery for ladies, sizes 32.to 40, worth $1.00 for .79¢.\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee .CHAMBREE.15 pieces of checked cham- ee cotton, colors green, white, red, white, pink, black and black The best washing tissue, worth 8c.for eee 12¢ ttn eee tetera COLORED SHIRTS.A complete stock of the best Assorted shirts, all sizes.two special lines, worth 60c.for 48¢.and $1.00 for .79¢.254-264 St\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 memes Faguy, Lepinay & Frere John Street : eb anit, Spending The Holidays out of Town ?If so, we would be glad to serve you with supplies for summer season.Canned Goods of all kinds, best known brands.Condensed Coffee, Milk, etc , for camping parties.\u2014 VISIT US \u2014 GENERAL GROCERIES M.BOYCE & SON, \u201cTie Rests 10-81 Cote d'Abraham Gstablished 1888 | Toi.204 NEW SHOES VELVET PUMPS SILK PUMPS SUEDE PUMPS Tan, Patent leather and Dulikid Pumps, Oxfords and Ties.Men's Tan Oxfords in all STYLES AND SHAPES Men's Patent Pumps with heavy soles for street wear.Custom Work «Repairing WM.JACQUES & SONS Tel.427.423 Fabrique Street.CINATIO Mulford\u2019s Vaccin Points.+\u2026\u2026\u20260 .15¢c each Parke Davis\u2019 Vaccin Points.0.15c each Vaccination Shields.15ceach Special prices to Physicians, Hospital or to the trade.RED CROSS PHARMACY J.EDMOND DUBE John and Palace Sts New Pyrography Call and see our OUTFIT and three pieces of wood for burning.Only $2.00 including a lesson.HF KIMBALL 148 St, John Street Phone 432 Successor to Thos.J.Moore apl29x1y PYROGRAPHY DEMONSTRATION 3 FT, TTT OFFICE PHONE \u201cTHEO.DORVAL Manufacturer and Repairer of ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY, STEAM ENGINES, Eto.PRIVATE PHONE Copper Pipe Brazing a Speolaity 467-469 ST.VALIER ST.QUEBEC.fblsriawaatxiyr Military Goods Blue Serge, Black Serge, Khaki Serge, Scarlet Serge.Blue Cords, Khaki Cords for Military Breeches Buttons, Braids, Laces, Badges.Beavers and Meltonsfor Overcoats Livery Cloths, Livery Tweeds, Livery Buttons.JOHN DARLINGTON, torse: Qppesits Peat Office QUEBEC CHRONICLE.13 Latest Sporting News MONTREAL AGAIN WON AT ROCHESTER Champions Were Out-Hit and Out-Generaled by the Canadians, Rochester, N.Y.May 30\u2014A crowd of 4000 turned out this aftefnoon to witness the second game in the series hetwesn Montreal and Rochester, and for the second time in two days the sight was presented of the champions being out-hit and out-genersiled by the Canadians.- Ganzel used twe of his best pitchers against the Royals, but the game was lost before Holmes was sent in.Johnny Dubue pitched for the Royals, and he was very effective, holding the locals to seven hits and keeping them well seattered.He received excellent.support.and two smart double plays helped him out of tight places.The winning run resulted from three hits in a row by Hanford, Demmitt and Gandi.The score : Rochester.AB.R.H.PO.A;E.Moran, Lf .Foster, 33 .Moeller, rf.Osborne, cf.Ward, 3b.Alperman, 2b.Spencer, 1b.Jacklitseh, ec.Manser, p.Mitchell, c.Holmes, p.Batch, x.A: 1 6 0 0 1 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 dDoDNEbU LA AHAS S0609690ONS- esscesos-6-o-N s86o6e-0506\u2014-50O0 2 outdoor A HE Dim raters.Exe rb pes ir private bat ute: oer Oymusaium, Wi Bermuda Beamer wi bmarine i to EXCURSIONS 3 ends a ota ia és ET Bway, N.T.Thy se trente Fs Se ot the Hou Fe Sony Jor oe Coe alin, B80 per enon re 15 coque Phe agité Mow, Ys ane! Steamers Cs: One Sailly ie CAS Craie Cros ules H a 8 8 Se one, jn, C.P.RCo: PF.8 Stocking, Quabac Steamship Co, Li 8T.LAWRBNCE LINE.From Chamgiain Market Pontoon) Soo Son om ge, an ns irate dharist ss.CASCAPEDIA, \"500 tons, with most modern accommodation for passengers, will sail from Quebec Friday, 9th June, at noon, and every alternate Friday thereafter.New York from Quebec via the far- famed River Saguenay.Calling at Gaspe, Charlott towr and Halifax.SS.Trinidad, 2,600 tons, sails from Quebec at 8 p.m., 14th and 28th July, 1ith and 25th August and 8th September.\u2018New York, Bermuda West Indles Lines From Pler 47, North River, New York ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.Round Trip, 820.and Up.8.8, Yori at i1am foth a tons, sails from New Yorkat1 and Séth June.Fastest, newest only steamer landing passen- £ers at the dock at Bermuda.From New York ter Bt.Teomas, St.Croix, St.Kitts, Antigua, Gaudeloupe, Doeiaxs, Martinique, 8t.Lucla, Baroadoes and Deme- \"5s PARIMA, 2 p.m, 15th Juneads ee STEAM nif 2by 8 LIMITED, 4 Delbousls Se: PF.8.8TOCKING HONE.& RIVET Ticket Agents, Quebec.QUEBEC, RAILWAY, LIGHT & POWER CO.FALL ANB WINTER TIME-TABLE, 1910-1 On and after Monday, September 19, 1910, trains will yun as fellows: BET.QUEBEC & MONTNORBNCE FALLS (Week Die) ebec for Montmorency Falla at .00, 6.30, 6.45, 7.00, 730, 7.48, 00.10.60, 11.00 am.every 30 minutes .m.then 6.20, 7,00, Fais 15 Tor 30, ess: 55 9.30, 30 mini 9.30, 10.30 Leave 5.30, 5.45, 9.00, 9,30, 1 12.Toon, to 6.00 8.00, 9.00, 10.00 and 11.PR at RENE 7.00.san 7.10.15, x han eve: 30\" to 7.30 pm.then i 11.30 pm (Sundays.) Laeve Quebec for Montmor Falls at 729, 7.45, 10.00 am.every from 3 p.ni.to 6.00 p.ra, a SE 8.00, 9.00, 10, sod 11.00 pom.Montmoreney Falls for Quebec at \u20ac 6, Tn.na am, | 1241 pm.every pm to 6.30 p.m, thea 7.30, Pense.\"ss an 11.30 p.m.BET.QUEBEC & STE.ANNE DE BEAUPRE (res Days.) Ste.Anne Beaupre at 7.30, 9.30 2.74, 14 4.18, ST 2 me.Anne de Beau re for Quebec at ACTEUR 7.50.9.30 am, 42.00 (non) amd + Rover intermediate stations see time ti Quebec « Si ane d Leave Quel or Ste.Anne 1987.45, 10.00 a.m.1.45, 215, CATT Père cire Ae LP matey \"Rata.pe sr intermediate stationé see time tables.BRT.QUEBEC, BEAUPRE & BT.JOACHIM qe rh 4 or onchies at 9.3 0 6 1.45 ass Qi D cave m, and 4.\u201cNOTE For.Tatermediate stations see time- les.tab (Sundays) Leave Puucbee ebec for Beaupre at 143 pad ave upre for que at 10.50 Ja and paire | Gem 3 at 1.43 eave St.Bonen Tor * a f > No Val ta for or passes re niet rain Lp nr from Mastai anale pe orency Falls Elevator runs ot; Week days, from 6.30 a.m.to 1 3 = 8 8 from LOC EE to 11.30 p.lon tickets issued to fs Stations.Teor service for parcels, smail boxes, fruits, ete, on all trains, the char ne y cats.and ui 8, according to weight.For ail other information apply to Super- Cc E: A CARR, Manage.\u201c| Gasp Bais dos Chaleurs Line 8.8.\u201cOASPISIEN\" will gail for Ete: Anne dog Mon Mont Lous, Saint Antoine, Gyande Yallec, Chlorrdormes, iver, pied a Loui rande Greve, Douglastown, Gaspe Basin, Peros, Grand RIver, Paspebl and _interm liste poris {o Bale dee Chaleurs on Tu y.Mar .plain Market Wharte pA) DD, l accommodation tor or freight, tiokets, ete., are M POULIOT, Phone 2981 Corner Dembourges à St, Paul Ste I The Fou Esta Oro je Rellable Conneotions In ® Western Canada Hochelaga Baak Building, City P.0, Box, 18.e Jelephone, 1184, AMOS J.DOLSTON Hoohelaga Bank Building 132 Ut.Peter Street, Quebec, Canadian Apts and Apprafects\u2019 Association Accountsn liter, nt rater, Liquidator t Rai Wate, \u201c es \u201cand Boaght consteonSaics outre, pr yon From Duluth .30 | Penman pfd .Joni for Quebec at 7.15, 11.48 | ; 4 J.P.E.GAGNON Ouoosssor of ° V.Ki; PARADIS Publio Acoountast AUDITOR AND CURATOR , frencants Mventignted and\u2019 Collectes Financial Arrangements and \u2018 Cempromisss Usaidation of inseivent ataten.All work mtrasted te me will be \u2018| economicaljy and promptly attended.RICHELIED COMPANY BUILDIN] 4 Dalhousie Strest MCDOUGALL & CONANS STOCK BROKERS \u201831 ST.PETER STREET H.8.THOMSON [rame] MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Quotations furnished by Neuville Belleau & Co., 93 St.Peter street.Asked Offered.Can Pac Ry.240 Minn & St Paul .139 Mont Street.23 Toronto Street .134 Twin City .109% Detroit United .74% Amal Asbestos .\u2014 Toledo .\u2014 Quebec Ry.644 Quebec Ry bonds 84 Winipeg Ry .232 Black Lake .10 Cement .Cement pid .Sao Paulo .Rich & Ont Mont Power .Dom Steel .Dom Iron pt - Rio Janeiro .Ohio .Ottawa Power .os Nova Soctia .Shawinigan .Sawyer .\u2026.Mont Telegraph .Bell Phone .- Ogilvie .Mackay Cos .Mackay Cos pid .Lake of Woods .Can Car Fdy .Laurentide Pulp Steel , .22.0.Mont Cotton .Textile .Textile pfd .Switch .Dom Park .East Can Power .Crown Reserve .Penman .Can Converters .Can Cotton .Can Cotton pfd .Hlinois .+ «e.vviiieninn.93 914 Banks\u2014 ' Commerce .210 East Township .173 Merchant's ; .187% Molson's ., .207% Montreal .\u2026 255 Nova Scotia.270 Quebec ., .136 Union .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.,.148 Royal .239 SALES.Cement, 7% at 2344; 1% at-23.> Cement pfd, 2 at 84%; 141 at 84%; 50 at 84%; 18 at 84%.Crown Reserve, 25 at 315; 312.Mackay Cos, 175 at 74; 145 at 74%; 271 at 74%; 75 at 74%; 25 at 74%; 25 at 74%.Can Pac Ry, 50 at 230%; 10 at 240; 50 at 239%; 25 at 240; 50 at 239%; 75 at 240.Mont Power, 65 at 157%; 25 at 157%.Dom Steel, 50 at 58%; 10 at 58%; 100 at 100 at 120 at 58%; 108 at S8%.Rio Janeiro, 20 at 110%; 110%; 150 at 110%.Merchant's, 2 at 187%.Montreal Bank, 15 at 235.Shawinigan, 40 at 113% Hochelaga, 9 at 175, Illinois, 10 at 92.Can Car Fdy, 10 at 69.Textile, 25 at 70.Mackay Cos pfd, 25 at 75%.Rich & Ont Rights, 50 at 3%; 10 at 3; 59 at 34.Union Bak, 2 at 1474.Nova Scotia, 4 at 99%.Rich & Ont, 300 at 110; 25 at 110%.Toronto, 5 at 13444.TORONTO PROVISION MARKET Quotations are as follows: Wheat\u2014Ontario, No.2 winter, 85e outside, according to location.Manitoba, No.! northern, 99%c; No.2 do, 97c; No.3 do, 95c.Oats\u2014Canada western, No.2P 40c; No.3 do, 38%c at lake ports for immediate shipment.Ontario, No.2 white, 87438: on teack Toronto, ¥% ad.Corn\u2014American, No.S6%e on track Toronto.Floar-\u2014~Manitoba, 1st patents, $5.10; second do, $4.60; strong bakers\u2019, $4.40.Ontario, winter, 90 per cent patents, $3.40a3.45 seaboard.Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran, $21 per ton; shorts, $22a23 per ton on track Toronto.Ontario bran, $21a21.50 ton.Eggs\u2014Case lots, per dox.,(18a18%c.2 yellow, 8.A.LAND WARRANTS, - South African land Warrante quoted ges bid, by McDougall § Cowans, Vinnipes, Man Neuvile Belegy & Go Stock Brokers NO.55 31: Ptr Se Private Wire to Montreal, Torento, Boston and New York Telephone No.948, C.W.WALCOT, STOCK & BOND BROXIR 98 St.Pater St.Tel, 377 Approved Municipal, Corporation and Industrial Bonds and Debentures, to yield : 43% t0 6% Selected Lists of Investment Securities to meet individual needs \u2014Sent on Application, MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER \u201d By private wire to McDougall & Cowans, 81 St.Peter street.Montreal, May 30\u2014The local market opened with activity in the Detroit Railway and Iron shares.The buying of both these stocks for, the past few days has been very aggressive.Canadian Pacific in line with a higher price from London sold at 240.The action of the market lately has been good and the activity should show a further appreciation.OILS, ETC.London, May 30.\u2014Calcutta linseed, May-June, 66s 3d.Linseed oil, 44s 6d.Sperm oil, £34 10s.Petroleum, American refined, 5%dj spirits, 6%d.Turpentine spirits, 46s.Rosin, American strained, 16s 9d; do., fine, 19s 4%d.ÿ Quebec Market| MAY 30, 1911.FLOUR.Hungarian patent .$2.75@$2.80 No.1 strong bakers\u2019.2.45 255 Choice family str.bakers.2.35, 240 Second bakers\u2019 .210 215 Ninety per cent patent.205 2.10 Feed flour .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.165 175 PARM PRODUCE.Manitoba oats, per bush.Risa.47% Barley, common, bus! 0.50 Peas, boilings, choice.LÉ 1.30 Hay, good No.2, per 2,000 Iba.875 9.00 Hay, baled, per 2,000 1bs.11.00 12.00 Straw, per 1,200 lbs.4,75 \u2014 Potatoes, per bag.1.10 1,20 SUGAR Montreal, granulated, bbls, 100 lbs.$4.20 Montreal, granlated, \u2018bags.4.65 Yellow, bbls .4.30 Yellow, bags .4.25 Acadia, granulated, bag o or bbls.4.60 Acadia, yellow .cer 4.08 DAIRY PRODUCE, UCE, WHOLESALE.Butter.\u2018There is a better tone in the butter market this week.Receipts received showed beter quality, mostly all full grass.If present quality continues to improve the best butter will soon be obtainable and placed in cold storage for later requirements.We quote: Creamery, new, solid.$0.21@$0.22 Creamery, prints, choice 0.21% 0.22% Dairy prints, ¢ «.019 020 Dairy solids .018 0.19 Cheese.The demand for cheese is better and prices rule firm at recent decline, We! quote: Large, white.\u2026.10K@I1 Large, colored .LT 11Y Twin, colored .LUN 12% BGGS.Receipts this week are not as large as expected and price is firm at price previously quoted.New laid, selected .New laid, pre dozen.18 DRESSED MEATS.In sympathy with recent advance in the price of live hogs, abattoir killed hogs has advanced 15 and 25c per 100 pounds and are quoted: Hogs.abbattoir killed, ewt.$9.002$9.50 +.19%220% 19 Hogs, country dressed.cwt: 7.25 800 Beef, forequarters .6,50 8.00 Beef, hindquarters 11,50 12.50 Carcases, good .9.50 10.50 Carcases, cofmon .7,50 850 Mutton .915 1125 Veal .0.0n .850 1000 POULTRY.Chickens, pee 1b.Fowls, per Ib.Wood's Phosphodios, ET | ty their own provisions and do their intimated that the government would ARTHUR LARUNEAT, BRUNEAU & DUPUIS STOCKS Orders executed tm Montres! securities Mr.A BRUNEAU, member Montreal A Sa DUPUIS Disens rive Charles Btock Exchange 123St Peter Street, Quebec.FHONE 154.Hospital Street, Montreal MAIN 316 wire communication with & Ce, member New Yeck Lefaivre & Lefaivre Accountants and Liquidators 125 ST.PETER ST.Ernest H, Lefevre Asal Estate and General Agent MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN On Mortgage or Good Securities LARUE & DELAGRAVE Cor.Ann Bt and City Hall Ave 2 Cook Bt Phone 881, CetPhone 3933.7.0.000 387 BOSSE & BANKS GteciBeams, Columns, Plates, Cay and Water Pipes, Contractors\u2019, Municipal and Bulldars\u2019 Suaslles, Machinery and Epoclaities.BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING, 39 St, Paulst, QUESE) THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Capital $10,000,000 Best $7,000,000 MONEY ORDERS The Money Orders of The Canadian Bank of Commerce are a safe, convenient and economical method of in quai sums money.They are payal without cha branch © a % rge bank in Canada (except in the Yukon Territory) aod in the principal cities of tbe United States.; The Orders and full information regard.ng may be obtained on tion at the ak appli Order In the event of loss of à M the Bank will, on receipt of a sa! guarantee, make arrangements to refund the amount of the lost order.Quebec Branch, 127 St.Peter se A.L.HAMILTON, Manager.EXCURSION TO WESTERN CANADA, MAY 30th.The Grand Trunk Railway have arranged for a special personalty conduced excursion under the patronage of Mr.L.H.Maillett, Publicity Commissioner for the Province of Alberta, from Montreal to points in the Province of Alberta Through Pullman tourist cars and through Grand Trunk Pacific colonist sleepers will be run from Montreal to Winnipeg, Edmonton and intermediate stations The tourist cars are the best built by the Pullman Company, being finished in flexible Japanese rattan, and besides being very comfortable are nice and cool to ride in; there are separate toilet rooms, each having plate glass mirrors, ced drink water, marble wash basins, towels, combs, brushes, etc, and the bedding consists of linen, blankets, pillows and hair mattresses.There are also detachable folding tables for writing and luncheon.The rates for accommodation in these tourist cars will be $4.25 lower berth, $3.40 upper berth to Winnipeg: $6.65 lower berth, $5.35 upper berth to Edmonton.The Grand Trunk Pacific colonist sleepers arc brand new cars just out of the shops, and are the very latest in all respects.They are finished in deather, have upper and lower berths, each section is entirely separate the same as in first class sleeping cars.on good Secwritivs 111 Mountain Hill Tel.4060.(Morin Block) mayléxtu.th,satx)y Ber Purchasing Come and see our assortment of the finest footwear, whichis the largest in the sity No out.sido firm can supply you with the slegant stock we have on hand at lower prices than wa offer, moreover we guarantos the quality.J.CILBERT & CIE 294 St John Staov.4eo.dxiyr, NOTICE To the Members of the Quebec Licensed Victuallers\u2019 Association.All the members of this Association are cequested to attend, with badges, the funeral of Mr.Charles Flamand, Honorary President of said Association, which will meet at the residence of deceased, No.57 Sous-le-Fort St.By Order, Louis Bertin, Secretrymay27x2 DE \u2014 ee \u2014 TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY, TIME TABLE Taking Effect October 24, 1918 EXPRESS Leaves Riviere du Low.7.10 AM Arrives Connors, N.B.1223 PM MIXED Leaves Riviers du Low.-11.00 AM Arrives Con: Arrives Riviere du Loup.All Trains Daily Kscopt Sunday.Connecting st Edmundston Junction with Canadian Pacific Ry.\u2026 for Woodstock, Frederic: ton, St.Jobn, N.B.: Houtton, Presque Isle, Caribou and Fort Falrfield, Me And at Riviere du Loup with o!l Intercowd ary Born Tn er tion, ete, apply te PF, 8.Stocking, 32 8t.Loui G.G.Grundy, General Upon P.X.Belangwr, General Freight an Passenger Agent, Rivier: du Loup.: Canadian \u201cNorthern Steamships Lid ROYAL LINE QUEBEC AND BRISTOL 2 rest ship of season outwards viz ; St Lawrance route : j RMS, \u201c ROYAL GEORGE\u201d : MAY 3rd ; 8 LM.8.\u201cROYAL EDWARD\u201d ÿ MAY 17th 3 Fastest and best equipped ships H vis the St.Lawrence, Only two À hours by rail between Bristol and London.D Ticket Agent jan.16xmon a wedérité There is no charge for accommoda- | tion in these cars, but passengers must provide their own bedding.During the day time if it is desired the seats can be so arranged to make a very comfortabe couch, These cars also | have separate toilet rooms, and are supplied with iced drinking water, soap, towels, etc, also detachable folding tables for writing and lunch eon.The cars are equipped with cooking ranges and fuel, also ice boxes which will be furnished with ice en route, and passengers can car- own cooking, besides it will be possible at any time to heat milk or make ten, coffee, etc.On this date, May 30th, cheap Homeseekere' round trip rates will he in effect to ail points in Western Canada and intending passengers may obtain fuil particulars from their nearest railway agent.or by writing ta Ms.L.H.Maillett, 35 St.Antoine street, Montreal, or to Mr.J.Quinlan, District Passenger Agent, Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal SECOND READING OF .THE VETO BILL, London, May 29.\u2014With the passing of the second reading of the Veto bil in the House of Lords to-night that measure is shelved until after the Coronation, when the Tords will amend it in committee The bill was passed without division, Lord Morley.in the closing speech, accept no amendments, and he added that it would not be to the credit of the House of Lords, after accepting the principle of the bill, for Lord Lansdowne and his party to raise difficulties and obstancles at a later stage.The House of Commons to-night passed the second reading of the bill introduced by the government to prevent possible disasters through avia.ficultits and obstacles at a later the Coronation, The House of Commons also passed the second reading of Chancellor iM.A.LEMIEUX ADVOCATE Day and Night Offloe 1 111 8t.Joseph 8.3 QUEBLO Office Telephone 3388 Residence Telephone 2365 R 14 p= _ maySxim | \"EY A KING'S BIRTHDAY Saturday, June 3rd, 1911 From Stations in Canada to Dex y RAND TRU troit, Mich, * Port Huron, Mich, and intermediate stations : Buffalo, Black Rock, Suspension Beidge, Rouse\u2019s Point, Fort Covington.Bombay, Helena and Messina Springw, N.Y., Isiand Pond, Lake Huron, Norton Mills and Swanton Vt., and vice verse.AT LOWEST ONE WAY © FIRST CLASS FARE Good going :\u2014Friday and Saturday , June 2 and 3rd.All tickets valid for return June 6th, 1911, For further information apply st No.10 St.Ann street.Phones 567 or 7 CEO.H.STOTT, INTERCOLONIAL _- RAILWAY J Victoria Day, May 24th, 1911, Lowest first class one way fare for the round trip, dates of issue, Tuesday and Wednesday, May 23rd and 24th.Return limit May 26th, 1911.On and after Sunday, June 4th, 1911, trains will run as follows : 820 am.\u2014Express for Riviere du Loup, St Flavie and Campbellton, daily ex cept Sunday, 1.55 p.m.\u2014Maritime Express for St.John, Halifax and Sydney daily except Saturday.This train only runs to Campbellton Saturday.12.10 a.m\u2014Ocean limited for St John, Halifax and Sydney daily except Sunday.12.50 p.m.\u2014Maritime Express for St.Hyacinthe and Montreal daily.12.05 a.m\u2014Æxpress for St.Hyacinthe and Montreal, Mondays only.3.00 am\u2014Ocean Limited for St.Hyacinthe and Montreal, daily except Monday.For further information and Pullman reservations apply to 7 Du Fort street, and 22 Dalhousie street.Offers the Best Service between Quebec, Boston All New England Points Through Sleeping Car to New York Daily together with Dining Cars Train leaves Levis 3.30 P.M.daily.King's Birthday Excursions At single fate.Going June 2nd and 3rd, returning until June 6th.For further information and Pullman reservations, apply to F.S.Stocking, City and District Passenger Agent.32 St.Louis street, representing Thas.Cook & Son, and all Ocean Steamship Lines.Fee (Ques as UN RY On and after Saturday, 17.1 May, 1911, trains will leave Quebec as follows Canadian Northern Quebec Railway.855 A.M.\u2014Sunday only, for St Casimir.9.30 A.M.Defly Sunday for Shawinigan Falls, Grand Mere, St Caslbas buffet-perior car ati 5.15 P.M.Daily except Sunday for Bt.Cesimir.QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN.830 A.M\u2014Daily except Saturday and Sunday, for Chicoutimi, Roberval, La Tuque, etc, with parlor car for Chicoutimi.9.30 A.M\u2014Sunday only for St Rays mond.145 P.M\u2014Saturday only for St.Raymond.5.30 P.M.\u2014Daily except Sunday for St.Raymond.800 P.M.\u2014Saturday only for Roberval, Chicoutimi, etc, with sleeper for Chicoutimi.Further particulars may be obtained at Depot Ticket Office, St Andrew st; F.8.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st; or Hone & Rivet, 21 Baude ot.1836 75 Years in Businessat any time.\u2014 = ema ee boll Claims Pald - .Revenue for the Year Total Bonus deolared ET o state insurance bill.\u2018The Standard Life Assurance Company THE BANK OF British North America Capital and Ressrve Over $7,600,008.Three-Quarters of a Century of sound banking and steady progress has:demonstrated the strength and security of the Bank of British.North America.Your savings could not be saferthan with us, Dollar is sufficient to start an account, current rate is added twice à year.Money may be withdrawn (ia Le Assi Aooumulated Funds at 15th Novembe November, 1910 $ 62,217,218.67 Subsisting Assurances at 15th November, 1910 143,273,118,00 W.MORTON MASSEY, Chief Agent.1011 Oue Interest at highest QUEBEC BRANCH\u2014R.L.ELLIS, MANAGER St.John's Cats, Upper Town Sranch-\u2014P, 8 .Pennington, Manager.OuI0Ic6 GoM 139,000,000.00 7,803,485.00 A Bonus to Equal Scheme Policyhold f $15 per annum has just been declared.Vholdees of $15 par 51033 \u2014 » ; $37,800,000.0 - = 111 Mountain Hill, QUEBEÀ( # ar po A a \"2 AE Fn Ari agi Ls vali \u201cNn Uh Er Ma > J D EN CSSS Sr rm rte Cr Ee AT ER ma Be, Wu « THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE, SEND US YOUR 0° .DAINTY WHITE LINGERIE Laundering ladies\u2019 dainty and elaborate undesgarments is a specialty with us during the summer months.f Your garments are washed by a method that keeps them per- foctly white, yet does not harm even the most delicate pieces, are carefully starched, and all ironed by girls who are expert at this - work .You will be pleasantly surprised to sce how clean, sweet and dainty your garments appear when we return them.We pack \u2018 them in pastebosrd boxes, so they reach you unmussed.Our barges are reasonable.Try our work.PFEIFFER'S LAUNDRY & DYE WORKS Phones 823-526 4 Mollahen Strest TOY SAIL BOATS Yacht rigged, with mainsail and \u2018jib, painted = hull, metal keel, length 9 inches, Only § cents each.Racing .mode), yacht rigged, bronze metal deck.rail.metal keel.| Only 10 cents.each.| Yacht * rigged, also racing model, but larger sizes.Only 25 cents each.Improved Steel Yachts.Fine quality steel hulls, painted in red and white, full yacht rigging, detachable sails, folding leaded keel.Length, 16 inches.Price only $1.00.Imported Steel Yachts, 18 inches long.Only $1.25 each.T.H O'NEILL, 248 St.John Street.Get Satisfaction by purchasing a Good Quality of RUBBER HOSE at the MECHANISS' SUPPLY C3 so\u20142v St Paul Btreet.Province of Quebec, pa the Sup> District of Montmagnyrior Court, No.28.Dame Marie Delphine Corinne Gilbert, wife of Francois Xavier Lavallee, trader, of St.Aubert, County of L'Islet, duly authorized to Ester en Justice, Plaintiff; i vs.The said Francois Xavier Lavallée, Defendant.An action in separation as to property was instituted in this case, cn the 26th April last, FRANCOEUR & VIEN, Attorneys for Plaintiffmay5x1m.A large assortment of Children\u2019s Go-Carts and English Perambulators rp ptr ep eta.a et SILLERY NURSERIES, BERGERVILLE Geramiums from 750 per dosen.Melon, Cucumber and Pumpkin plants The finest bedding stock In Quebec.Hydregeans from 8c, Payuss visit.We pay car fare on lew ine to visitors who purchase $1 or more.Floral designs from $3 up.John Ramsden, Gardner.Phone VS mar 9x6m D.S.Rickaby funiture, Warshouss and Undsrialung\u2019 : Establishment 337 St John it MYRAND & POULIOT 215 Joseph St., St.Roch Thome 35¢ We must reduce our stock and for this occasion we will sell cheap our new Mhite Mull Dresses.Real value anywhere from $3.00 up ;our price for this spe.cialsale .$1.99 This does not pay the making.We Are Ready for Bargains Splendid Skirts in black veiling.Regular price $4.00 for $2.99.fv = Ss a RN ATHY WN » RANN EC Don\u2019t miss the chance to get ont or two of our White Lawn Blouses.They are worth $1.50, but we will sell them \u2019till there will be not one left for .2.000.786 Ths is a bargain worth while talking about.ANOTHER GOOD VALUE.Duck Dresses, pale blue, Alce blue, drab; sizes assorted .Wl RAR scan ae» 84.00 Long and short Kimonos at special prices.As for our'5 per cent Bons.MYRAND & POULIOT 215 Josbph St., St.Roch du CONTRACTS FOR STREET PAVING Awards Made at Meeting of the City Council Last Evening.i The City Council eat last evening the principal business on the order paper being the consideration of the report of the road committee which was finally adopted yesterday afternoon.Mayor Drouin presided and among \u2018those presen were Aldermen Cannon, Lavigneur, Campbell, Mulroney, Lockwefl, Morin, Lantier, Bergevin, Shink, Lammtague, Delisle, Levailge, \u2018Frudel, Cote, Guillot, Pouliot, Mes servey, Dinan, Fiset, Verret, Cummings, .Madden, Plammdon, Beaumont, Paquet, Barbeau, Jobin, Guillot, Emond, Gossdlin and Gauvin.A letter was read from the Canadian Northern railway in reply to the objections made to the company allowing cars to remah stationary in St.Andrew street, the letter being ad companied by a petition signed by all the merchants in that street, with one exception, favoring the standing of cars in that street for the discharge: of freight opposite the many ware- Rouses and stores, as the custom had been carried on for ten years.A petition was read from the retail Merchants association requesting the authorities to put a stop to Jewish merchants on St.Joseph street, soliciting trade on the sidewalk, and also complaining that certain stores were still open for business on Sundays.Referred to the Police Committee, When the orders of the day were called, Ald.Cannon rose to a question of privilege complaining of an article in L'Evenement, editou of Saturday, fast, which attacked him.for acting as attorney for the Great Northern railway in a case with the city, and asking him whether he was serving the best interests of the city or hs client.Ald.Cannon repudiated the article and remarked that although his firm was the legal advisers for the company, that would never prevent him doing his duties towards the city and that he had always did his best to have the difficuities between the company and the city arranged amicably.Mayor Drouin remarked that in justice to Add.Cannon, he was pleased to state that he was well aware that the leader of the council had done everything possible to have the company come to terms with the city, the latter's remarks being applauded by the members of the council.The first order od the day was the consideration of the letter of Hon.S.N.Parent dated 20th December, re Tanscontinenta Railway station and deed of sale of Champlain market and resolution of the City Counil relating to it, but on motion of Ald.Fiset the letter will only be considered at next meetng, owing to the many other questions to be brought up.The second order of the day was the proposed amendment suggested by one of the aldermen, to the by-law respecting the smoke nuisances, wishing to replace certain paragraphs by the following \u201cAny chimney emiting smoke so as : to cause damage to or injuriousiy effect neighbouring properties, or the occupants of the same, shall be deemed a nuisance, and any person who shall commit such nuisance or permit the same to be committed, or shall neglect or refuse to abate the nuisance after being notified, shall ze liable to a fine with or without costs, at the discretion of the Recorder.\u201d \u2018This motion was discussed for some time the propuser and Ad.Verret, Messervey, Cannon, Cummings and Guillot taking part and the motion was referred to the by-law committee.Although several of the aldermen did not think that the present by-law \u2018| could be improved upon.: On motion of Ald.Cummings, see- onded by Ald.Messervey, Mr.A.Pfeiffer was again appointed Protestant school commissigner for the ensuing year, his term of office \u2018expiring on the 30th June next.Ald.Cote asked His Worship if it was to his knowledge that action had ever been taken in the Recorder's Court against the proprietor of the Palais Royal, for not conforming to the city by-laws regarding construction of buildings.Mayor Drouin replied that he knew that some time ago action had been taken against the proprietor and the Recorder had ordered him to conform with the aw and the order had been carried out.Ald.Cote remarked that he had asked the question, as other theatres were now being erected and he did not think that they were being buiit according to the civic by-laws.| Ald.Fiset inquired if His Worshi intended holding a general investigh.tion ever the recent fire.This was a most important matter and no delay should be lost in holding an invesiga- tion as to the origin of the fire, the water supply and the organization of the brigade.Somebody no doubt blundered, as about ten minutes after che alarm was sounded there was an.ex- ceptionaily high pressure of water®in the Upper Town, so that somebody must have turned on the water in the wrong direction.Mayor Drouin replied that the underwriters were at present holding an investigation and that witnesses had already been examined.The fire and waterworks committees were meeting tonight when representatives of the underwriters would be present.Ald.Cannon remarked that the Fire Marshal would also hold an investigation as to the origin of the fire.Ald.Fiset added that the chhirman \\ Ald.Cannon was of opinion that the counci should take a firm and energetic stand and if any person was to blame, he should be seriously dealt with.This investigation should not only be attended by members of the council, but also by delegates from the Board of Trade and Merchants association, who are principally , iu- terested and may have certain suggestions to make.He also favored the laying of a 40 inch main pipe.Ald.Cumming, speaking on the erection of, wooden buildings remarked that the present by-law should be changed, snd he was aware that owing to the constructions in the vicinity very heavy premiums.Ad.Verret replied that the by-law was all right, but was never enforced.Mayor Drouin remarked that the fault was not with the by-law but the way in which it was carried ont.It had passed about thirty years ago, but was not enforced, so as to give poor people an opportunity of erect- i ing their own buildings.However, ji the council so desired he would ave the by-law enforced.i Ald.Pouliot, chairman of the Road Committee, then presented the report f the Road Committee, regarding.the awarding of contracts for the paving of the city streets, as adapted at yai- terday afternoons meeting Messrs Madden and Barbeau were awarded the contract for paving certain streets in Scorria blocks and the Canadjan Hassam Co., secured a smail contract for laying compressed concrete pavement on Grande Alice.between de Salaberry street and the city limits.The contract for granite paving was granted to Ign.Bilodeau, D.Glade and the Sicily Asphaltum company, each having a number of streets to pave.All these were adopted without discussion, but when the report regarding the acceptance of Falardeau & Co.'s tender for asphalt was presented there was a lengthy debate as to what was to be done in case that firm was not ready to carry out the conditions imposed upon it.There were two tenders for the asphalt contract, one from Falardeau & Co.for $142,000, and the other sent in by the Sicily Asphalt Co.for $158,- 000, but the former had not included the laying of scoria blocks between the rails, which meant an extra outlay of $5000.However, Mr.Falardeau agreed to do that work, at yesterday\u2019s committee meeting, and his tender being the lowest was accepted, but on condition that he furnished a guaran- tée of $50,000 to the city, to remain to the latter's credit until the company\u2019s guarantee of ten years expired This amount if over and above the depoit of 10 per cent which the city keeps on each contract, to be refunded with interest at 4 per cent when the ten years\u2019 guarantee was up, as each con- \u2018tractor had to guarantee that the work would last ten years.Mr Falardeau, according to the report, was allowed eight day to fulfill these conditions, and if he refused to accept new tenders were to be called for.Ald.Cote was of opinion if new tenders were to be called for, the works would be considerably delayed, and thought that if Mr.Falardeau did not carry out the conditions, the tender of the Sicily Asphalt Co.should be accepted.; Ald.Lockwell was of a different opinion and remarked that new tenders should be called for if Falardeau & Co refused to sign their contract.Alds.Fiset and Verret were of 3 similar opinion, and Mayor Drouin remarked that if a.heavy guarantee was imposed on that firm, it was hedause the firm was a new one and the ma- {terial to be supplied was new.The firm was willing to give fhe required guarantee in three days, But he considered that they should be given eight days, and this was later on amended by Ald.Fiset and a delay of 12 days granted.Ald.Cote's motion to accept the tender of the Sicily Asphalt Co, if the Falardeau company did not carry out its agreement, was put to the vote and defeated on the following: For: Aldermen Cannon, Pouliot, of his factory Mr.Amyot had to pay ; Cote, Guillot, Paquet, Messervey, Jobin and Cummings\u20148.Against: Aldermen Lockwell, Morin, Lantier, Bergevin, Shink, Lamontagne, Lavallee, Mulroney, Fiset, Verret, Gosselin, Emond, Trudel, Goulet, Beaumont, Dinan and Plamondon\u201417.Ald.Cannon then moved that, as new tenders wer.to be called for, if Falardeau & Co.would not sign their contract, the City \u201cEngineer be instructed to also ask for tenders from |.the Hassam company for their compressed concrete for paving the streets where asphalt \u2018was to be ued.This motion was accepted and the report, at presented, was adopted.- The Council adjourned until June next.EXCHEQUER COURT.The Exchequer Court opened here yesterday morning, Mr.Justice Cassels presiding.Two very important cases are up for hearing and a number of witneses were examined in the case of Duclos against the King, which is an action for $45,496.42 damages for loss suffered by fire in a mill at St.Cyrille, which it-is alleged waa caused by sparks emitted by enginés of the Intercolonial Railway.The other case to be heard is Talbot against the King in which $25,000 is claimed by the plaintiff who in an accident while employed in the Chaudiere Junction Railway Warkshops .in July, 1908, alleges to have lost one eye and to have | been so grievously injured that he is incapacitated for work.DISTRIBUTION : OF PRIZES By the Women's Branch of Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.The plan adopted this year by the ladies of having a special meeting in Motrin College, June let, at 4.30 p.m., for the distribution of prizes, has so far met with cordial approval by- the schools competing.- As there is no hall in the city capable of Holding all the scholars it is obviously necessary to limit the invitations to the prize winners and their teachers.His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor and Lady Langelier Have kindiy consented to be present.Lady Langelier, who is Hon.President of the Wemen\u2019s Branch, will present the prizes.It is hoped there will be a large attendance of the members.Ice-ereuwm and cake will be servel.LIGHT GOODS.All of the latest styles can be found in this department, including the best assorted patterns and colors, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE TRINITY CHURCH.It is requested that the boys and young men of Trinity Church Sunday School attend the funeral of the late Mr.W.de Quincy Sewell, for many years warden of Trinity Church and teacher in the Sunday School.The funeral will leave his late residence, 114 St.Augustin street, Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.500 SUITS, 500 Children\u2019s Suits, the latest patterns and styles, will be offered fir sale to-morrow.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.same materials.It\u2019s a matter of skill 1 A dekcious foad made of white corn \u2014 flaked and toast ed to a delicate, crisp brown \u2014 to the \u2018Queen's taste.\u201d Post Toasties are served direct from the package with cream or milk, and sugar if detired\u2014 A breakfast favorite ! One Cook May make a cake \u201cfit for the Qfeen,\u201d while only succeeds in making a \u201cpretty good ceke,\u201d from the People appreciate this, who have once tasied Post Toasties of both these committees should for thelr own personal benefit at least.investigate so as to see whether it was the employes of the brigade or waterworks department was at fault, | T= \u201cThe Memory Lingers\u201d.il Cumin Posen Coren Co.Ltd.Windsor, Ontari en Ra 5.another S a.\\ ESS EX À SEE SE TTS ET ne si NY =D so % WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1911 .SIMARD & Summer Dresses of White Mul! id trimmed with Val.Lace aod insertions.08.20, $440, 4.00 Linen Dresses Latest styles, nicely embroidered, new collar and cuffs suaéasst mass cad n none FR a.8734, Fashionable Coats for Summer Wear Of tight wool daterial, shk and wool Popeline, and Net.over aille .nroccacnnens $1150, 32.60, $15.00 051.00 %0 $48.00 a\u2026vopanaes Boseesens + 7°\" Séparate Skirts | of White Pique, Linen, and Ducks.0.$L66 to 8.44 | Fashionable Millinery Péris models and adaptations.85.00 to $30.00 \"Summer Blouses Are Here This is a display covering every conceivable summier style in blouses.You will be delighted with the splend id qualities and the low prices.White Lawn Waists, lace or embroidery trimmed.58¢, 68c., 96¢, Fine Lawn Waists, lace trimmed of embroidered from.$125 to 4625 Extra Size Waists.sracu000 Vee apqesocaccns 98c., $1.50, 82.50 Voile Waists, newest style out.0010 8746 Net, Waists, embroidered front, with the new kimoko sleeves.81.76 SPECIAL IN SILK.BOY'S WASH SUITS, 7 .In strong print, ilnen or Galates 1,000 yards of extra quality chiffffon fight and dark colors Many new Taffeta, two tone effects, a variety of patterns to sclect from.Buster Brown most wanted shades, regular 75 cents and Russian styles/ Sizes 2 to 10 BOT Le .2 ace 000000 sessvssasnnrenrs 3c.years, Prices from .90c.to $22% F.SIMARD & CIE.142 8t.Joseph St., St.Roch, Quebes Er.ET 5 VANEWERA® 1m leuddry work bas arrived when we can guarantee not te | fade colored shirts, under penalty of paying for any one we damage.i It is because we \u201cknow how\u201d and are careful lsupdes ers.This applies to each little detail of our work.Ws: repuace missing buttons, opel up button holek ete Try me.:.The Frontenac Laundry P.J.COTE, \\ A CONSIGNMENT OF 6,000 YARDS OF English Linoleum 13, OFFERED FOR SALE AT 45c.Per Yard 45c.THE RFAL VALUE BEING 60C.Per Yard 60\u20ac: P.J.COTE, 29-31 St, John St Opposfts Palace Hill "]