The Quebec chronicle, 25 octobre 1913, samedi 25 octobre 1913

[" ESTABLISHED 1764, \u201c In round wooden boxes.CAMEMBERT CHEESE \u201cLE GAULOIS\u201d Received Every Week A.GRENIER, Established 1882.94-96 St, John Street.Phones 1247-1248 very Week vn Be cach TRMBERATURES, } © 94 steers Rating Sn Yoseerden + | Minmiom, 4; Maximum, 52.\"QUEBEC SATURDAY, GCTORER 25, 1913.: \"ONE CENT.: TWO COLLISIONS WITHIN 24 HOURS BANGOR SCHOONER WILL FINISH HER VOYAGE IN TOW MINUS SAILS Vineyard Haven, Mass, Oct.24\u2014 After figuring in two collisions within 24 hours, the schooner William H.Clifford, from Norfolk, for Bangor, will finish her voyage in tow minus a large part of her sails and rigging.The schooner was at anchor in Vineyard Sound near Gay Head last might, when she was run into by the schooner Hattie H.Barbour from St.John, N.B., for New York, with a cargo of lumber.The Barbour's bowsprit and all her head gear were car-, tied away and she was towed to New Bedford by the revenue cutter Gresham.With her mizzen rigging and rail damaged, the William H.Clifford proceeded for this port under sail, but late this afternoon, off West Chopshe collided with the five-masted schooner Margaret Haskell, losing bap spanker boom, sail and rigging énd sustaining other damage.- The Haskell, which was at anchor at the time, had her jibboom and head gear carried away.She is bound from Norfolk for Boston and will tow to her destination.Cast EPLADS | MORE THAN A SCORE OF OTHERS ARE INJURED; SOME MAY DIE.New York, Oct.24\u2014A gas oven in which metal was being enamelled on the top floor of a six story factory building in Canal Street exploded today, killing six persons.More than a score of others were injured or burned in the fire that succeeded the explosion and some of them may die.The identity of the dead was not\u2019 known, many hours after the bodies had been removed to the morgue.Three of the killed were women.All were workers in the building.Searchlights played on the ruins tonight while firemen sought for more bodies which it was thought might have been overlooked when entry into the building was effected after the flames had been brought under control, but at 9 o'clock, after six bodies bad been removed, it was believed sll the dead had been found.The District-Attorney's Office began an lavestigation.About 200 persons were smployed in the building, which was occupied by manufacturers of ma- thinery, mirrors, clothing and other goods.\"The escape of some of the trapped workers was spectacular, With their clothing ablaze they climbed out through flame-swept windows on to fire escapes and leaped to the sidewalks.Many were badiy injured by the drop from upper floors.Spectators beat out the flames from their clothing and saved them from burn- Ing to death.SCHOONER DAMAGED Saundesstown, R.I, Oct 24\u2014The British schooner Annie M.Parker limped into this port today with part of the sails and deck load of lumber gone after a tempestuous voyage of 35 days from Clarabella, Fis.The vessel is bound for St.John, N.B., where she is owned.The Parker bore the brunt of two hurricanes, the worst weather, Captain Rafuce declared, he had ever ex- rienced during his 35 years of sea- he ring life.LAVICUEUR MOTION SEEMS UNPOPULAR MAJORITY OF ALDERMEN ARE AGAINST CHANGE OF REPRESENTATION.The City Council was again entertained last night with a discussion of Ald.Lavigueur's motion to have the proposition of changing the present system of representation to that of 3 commission of four and a mayor, the city to be divided into two wards with two commissioners for each.Referred to the Committe on Amendments to the City Charter.After a long discussion on the question it was finally decided, on motion of Ald.Trudel, seucnded by Ald.Morin, that Ald.Lavigueur's motion be amended by instructing the com- niittee, not ta study the question, but to oppose all changes in the present system of representation.In the course of the debate on the question, Ald.Lockwell expressed his surprise on such a motion being made in Quebec.Commissions were usually resorted to where they were a neces- + sity, and he referred to Montreal and Ottawa.Pointing; out the improvements that had bcen made within the past four years throughout the city in all branches of administration, he asked.if a commission would have done any bettes The city was in full prosperity and Be knew of no cexsen flor such a changes which certainly bed nat been saked By the pwblic.- M0.Morir painted out, as chatrmes Laser aime the City Charter, that the question could not be studied in time this year to be included in the amendments to the charter, as all the amendm bad to be filed on Monday.Ald.Lavigneur maintained that it was his right to have the question studied by the committee, and ke stated that he had the assurance \u2018that a member of the Legislature would propose the change when the Quebec bill came up before the Private Bills Committee of the Legislative Assembly.Ald.Fiset came forward in strong terms and speaking at considerable length said in conclusion that the system of representation might have its defects, but it was preferrable to the proposed change.Ald.Trudel opposed the change.while Ald.Cannon felt that it should be studied by the committee.The question was settled by Ald.Trudel's amendment to the main motion, which has already been explained.The Proposed Abattoir, The report of the Market Committee on the new abattoir, which was published in yesterday\u2019s Chronicle, was read and left on the council table for a week.A letter from the Sisters of Limoilou Convent was read opposing the request of Mr.E, T, Nesbitt to open a new street in Limoilou between the church and the convent, leading to his mill.ARRESTED IN MONTREAL.Montreal, Oct.24\u2014Albert James Boyd, who maintained \u2018a suite of offices in the Transportation Building, under the name of Boyd & Company, bankers and brokers, was arrested to- 1day and locked up at police headquarters.He was taken into custody by Inspector Cowan and Detective McCann on a warrant charging him with having stolen 98 shares of Dominion Glass Company's stock, valued at $9,800.The warrant for the arrest of Boyd was issued by Judge Lafontaine on complaint of Alexander M.McGregor, president of the Dominjon Glass Company.\u201cBoyd said he was 35 years of age and had been in Montreal about six months, He formerly resided in Philadelphia.Boyd said his home was in Winchester, Va.The police have been watching Boyd for some time and claim his correct name is J.A.Boyce, and that his home is in Dallgs, Texas.He will be arraigned tomorfow morning.POMMERY THE LEADING CHAMPAGNE Ir \"Kk 4 Oommandet the h heet - Londen, and.ali_the markete or FRANCE in Parie and ef the werid | poliey.U3: GOVERNMENT PREPARES NOTE FOR THE NATIONS Any Intereference In Mexico Will Be Regarded As Unfriendly.AWAIT THE ELECTION.Recognition Only of a Government Founded On Law and Order.Washington, Oct.24 ~The United States government is preparing to notify the nations of the world generally that any interference in Mexican affairs will be regarded as unfriendly to this government.WILL DEFINE POLICY.President Wilson, Secretary Bryan and Counsellor John Bassett Moore of the State Department bave exchanged ideas on what the proclamation to the world should express.It will be communicated to foreign gov- eraments everywhere in ne with the pl The \u201cproclamation or not¢ also will [derve, it_is understood, as an explicit definition of the policy of the United States toward the de facto authorities in Mexico, reiterating the principle that recognition can be given on this hemisphere only to governments founded on law and, order.Earlier today it was expected that it would be only a matter of a few hours when the proclamation would be made puulic but tonight it was practically decided to hold the matter in abeyance for several days, at least until after the elections in Mexico next Sunday.Two things, it is known, have contributed to the determination of the government to define its policy \u2014the presentation by Sir Lionel Carden, the British minister to Mexico, of his credentials immediately after Huerta had proclaimed himself dictator, and the despatch of several war vessels to Mexican waters.The British embassy here today at the direction of the Foreign Office officially advised Secretary Bryan that the British government pronounced as unauthentic the now famous interview credited to Sir Lionel, expressing the view that the United States did not understand conditions in Mexico.Another incident tonight that was regarded with significance was the assurance that came from Ambassador Jusserand to the State Department that the Prench government in sending a warship to Mexican waters did not intend in any way to embarrass the United States.Officials indicated satisfaction over the apparent trend of the French government's attitude.There is a possibility that if the powers indicate further an unwillingness to embarrass the United States that this government may withhold its pronouncement, but some officials were of the opinion that sooner or later such a declaration, which they regarded as tantamount to a reaffirmation of the principles: of the Monroe Doctrine.would be required.Administration officia\u2019s generally maintained a severe reticence in connection with Mexican affairs.They admitted th.: an acute and delicate situation existe curly in the day when word was received that the American vessel, the Morro Castle, had been detained.It.was not revealed what orders were in preparation but there was 8 noticeable relief in official circles when cablegrams announced the release of the ship.Secretary Bryan was in frequent conference with the President during the day.Mr.Bryan called attention to General Huerta's, promise to the diplomatic corps that even if his friends voted for him next Sunday he would not accept the Presidency on the ground that it would be unconstitutional for him to succeed himself.Inasmuch as President Wilson in « note recently announced that the United States regarded the assumption of distatorship by Huerta as à violation of the promises for 8 constitutional election, the result of this election is not caleulated to have any considerable effect on the American PREMIER LAYS COBNER STONES AT ST.MALO AND AT LIMOILOU Officially Inaugurates Works on Transcontinental Workshops and Draining of St.Charles River\u2014 .Thousands of Workme#i Brave Nasty Weather to Honor the Prime Minister Who Leaves Today | \u2014 GENERAL DIAZ MAY \u2014 The Right Hon \"RK.L.Borden, Prime Minister of da, and his Cabinet colleagues,\u201d Messrs.Ha zen and Pelletier, hat another busy day in Quebec yesterday, inspecting public works in progress and laying corner stones, and the.same time by their close and gmassuming contact with the publi¥ capturing the hearts and confidendé of the people.Yesterday morning the.Prime Minister and his colleaglis proceeded to St.Malo, where hé laid the corner stone for the new: Xranscontinental workshops, and in fternoon, went to Limoilou, where presided over the ceremony of placifg papers, coins, ete, in a box, to By deposited in the concrete work in nnection with the St.Charles River.¥prks.Hop.R.Rogers] the Minister of Public Works, whe is manifesting a sympathetic interget in the welfare of the Ancient Capital, and is directly interested in fhe construction of the Levis dry dotk, and damning of the River St.C did not participate in the inspection made yesterday, and the ceremoniés of today, for the reason that he reecived an urgent business call from Ottawa on Thursday last.and left the same night by the 11.30 p.m: team for the Dominion Capital.But befgre his departure, he expressed his degp interest in all he saw in connection with the work for the development of the port of the city of Quebec, ang said he would always keep in touch with the interests of Quebec, whiclyhad before it a very bright future, Boswell, chief engineer and manager; Mr.J.M.McCarthy, C.E., and others, and drove to the Louise docks to inspect the work done there by the .Harbor Commission, since they came into office less than one year ago.The Prime Minister and his colleagues, were escorted over the docks and were shown the work accomplished, building of all sheds, laying of tracks, installation of locomotive and construction plant, and the work pre- gressed on the construction of the new bulkhead pier in the St.Charles river, An inspection of the new grain elevator being built for the Harbor Commission by the Canadian Stewart Company, Limited, and its rapid erection was a revelation to the visitors.The new freight depots built, and the work going on along the river frontage in the vicinity of the Customs House, was next inspected.as well as the work in progress at Lampson's Cove.Mr.Borden.seemed to take a deep interest in all he saw.and on his return to the Chateau Frontenac, did not hesitate to express his pleasure and surprise.In conversation with a Chronicle reporter the Prime Minister said hé was deeply impressed with his visit to the Harbor Commission work.The work accomplished by the Commission during the short time in office, was simply marvellous, and he wondered if the citizens of Quebec realized what had been done by the Commission for the development of the port of Quebec.The Commissioners and their engineering staff, said Mr.Borden, demonstrate a great deal of energy by the results.I was among other things, deeply impressed by the advancement of the new concrete grain elevator, only commenced last spring, which has simply grown during the summer, also by the great change made on the river front in vicinity of the Customs House, where the new freight depot is built and occupied by the South shore railways, as well as the accommodation the changed conditions offer for the handling of [reight.in connection with the Quebec and Levis Ferry Company car ferry service, that makes it possible to have cars landed on the Quebec side of the river, that must be a great convenience to the shippers.Laying Corner Stone of St Malo Workshops.The Chateau Frontenac rotunds was crowded with prominent citizens yesterday afternoon, when the Prime Minister and his Cabinet colleagues returned from their visit to the Harbor Commission works, who were waiting to escort the distinguish- Malo, to lay the corner stone in cannection with the.construction of the Transcontinental Railway workshops, ; it was 11 o'clock when nearly fifty automobiles, filled with citizens, left the Chateau Frontenac to proceed to Bt.Malo, and one of the features of this imposing function was the pres- No Charge of Insubordination Jaspactien of Harbor Works.\u2018At nine a\u2019 festerday fnorning the Hon.M Borden, Hos, Messrs.Hazen and @kildtier left the Chateau Frontenac, panied by My.Wm.Price, presidegt of the Harbor Commis j Messrs.A.vel etlier, gagoch Be: George) PROCEED TO MEXICE, SAYS GOVERNMENT Is Likely to Be Preferred Against Him.COMRADES ARRESTED.Huerta\u2019s Minister Guarantees Candidate Freedom From Molestation.Mexico City, Oct.2¢.\u2014There is no intention on the part of the Mexican government to molest General Felix minister for Foreign Affairs, who said today that General Dias was at liberty to come to the capital when he choose.The fact that General Diaz was off- cially relieved from his mission to Japan by the Foreign Office after he had completed his assignment from the War Department in France re- Heves him of any charge of insubordination according to officials here.MISSION UNFULFILLED WE come on The members of the embassy.which accompanied General Diaz to Europe on the way to Japan were arrested for disobeying orders the goverament had sent them at Havana to return to Paris 2s soon as possible.This.was the explanation given by Foreign Minister Moheno today.He said they wculd be re-embarked- for Europe on the next steamer to join Francisco De La Barra, Mexican Minister to France, who is the latest person appointed by the Alexican government to carry out the task of thanking Japan for her participation in the Mexican centennial.Senor Moheno regarded it as unjust that these men after spending $45,000 of the money of the Mexican government should refuse to fulfill the mission entrusted to them.Aucther ctowd but smaller than yesterday's gathered at the railroad static early this morning to greet General Diaz ir case he should arrive from Vera Cruz.Not only General Diaz, but all the candidates in the field have received the assurance from Senor Moheno on behalf of President Huerta that they shall have every guarantee of freedom from molestation during the elections on Sunday next.In a statement to the press today concerning yesterday's meeting of members of the diplomatic corps at the palace it is said to have come to the knowledge of the Provisional President that in some of the Mexican states his friends purpose to support him for the Presidency.This calls forth the following official statement: Dias, according to Querido Moheno, | Heavy Weather and - of Rumors The C.P.R, Co.'s R.M.8.Empress of Britain, Captain J.A.Murray, fram Liverpool, with Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, Princess Patricia and suite, on board, entered the harbor last midnight and moored at the Breakwater, CAPTAIN RETICENT.As soon as the gangway was run up a representative of the Chronicle went on board, but nearly all the pas- \u2014 \u2014 that can be pürchased.12 Fabrique St.(Continued on Page Seven} \u2026VALIQUET When you buy our homc-made Bresd, Breakfast Rolls, and Fresh Eggs and Cream from our Ste.Foye Farm, you lave the very best articles on your table They are a luxury at the ordinary prices.VALIQUET'S Everything in Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables RECEIVED DAILY P.G.COPEMAN, GROCER, Sole Distributor Castle Blend Teas and Coffees 135 ST.JOHN STREET, COR.URSULE Phone 693 EMPRESS, BEARING | DUKE AND DUCHESS ARRIVES IN PORT ible For Delay-~Health of Her Reyaj Highness Is Reported Gosd In Spits sengers had retired for the Captain Murray, however, inform the reporter thst heavy weather - fog were met with, which caused delay on the trip.He declined to of anything concerning the royal p or their health while on board.There was a grand concert on boas on Wednesday evening, which was tended by the royal party.On other occasion, the Duke distribut the prizes won by the Empress (Continued on Page Seven) Ww Six more days before Hallow E'en | A Are you giving a | Hallow E'en Party?If you are, come to us and get you | Hallow-E\u2019en Decorations & Ornaments | Also Books on Games for Hallow B'en | See our window at JOHN E.WALSHS Reg\u2019d, i ST.JOHN STREET Phone 1526 (Continued on Page Four) THE [ONOOF À LENGASHRE CLARANTE À ACCIDENT GONPANY CAPITAL - = GOV'T DEPOSIT Personal Accident & Sickness, Plate Glass.Guarantee Bonds.Automobile Liability.Good Agents wanted for Quebec District For terms, apply to the Resident Secretary.$500,000.00.87,000.00.Employer\u2019s Liability. e ENT Le | THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE: _ ) CTOBER 25, 1913.: that the German menace is 8 very grim reality snd m0 .\u2018 - 20° Che (Bucher.Chronicle |: se.Dordeersrdoine-sehs right in his present El CISHOOTING SF fl I , Pringsd sud.published HF thé Chrenicle Printing Coms} we: mia look Bokind the honeyed words of diplo-|- \u2018 nov 2 ian;, D.Watson, General Manager, at the building of the .9 Buade Street, Quebéc ertisements: 15 cents per agate line each insertion Sctacriptions: Daily, $3.00 per assum.Weekly, $1.00 de anseun in advance.\u2014\u2014 WORKING TOGETHER.In his spceeh at the ceremony connected with the #4 Malo shops yesterdsy Hon.L.P.Pelletier, Queset's \u2018representative in the Borden cabinet, took oc- cation to refer to the unatinted support which had des given the government in the case of the great ie works at Quebec by the Mayor and City onc of Quebec and praised them warmly for the fact that they had acted throughout for the interest of the city and had put them above all considerations of party.- ° Mr.Pelletier\u2019 compliægents sre well bestowed.As Mr.William Prics w truly aid at the Border Leu the other night, politics have .re of ne story in the past, but à new ave hag evidently dawned.It is Édmugon knowledge matists to the outbursts of the press representing all sections of the people.When these unite in de elaring that pobody is-threstening Germany, and that or abated by ane jo!, then ws can oaly fall beck upon the theory that it is the deliberate and settled ambition of Germany to grapple with Britain whenever she is ready and to wrest from her the supremacy of the seas.If Germany does not intend to try cesclusions with England, why should she hesitate to unite with her in calling a halt that would save millions ôf poands and liberate them to better uses, if not actually sow the seed for a very material reduction of armaments later on.4 \u2018 SUPERSTITION OF THE SEA.* One by one the superstitions of the sea are being abandoned.It is gratifying to lesrn that Captain Inch is to be given another ship by the Uranium Com- \u2018though the money could be put to so much better use: in other ways, her shipbuilding must not be delayed |.OFFICES TO LET ORKIN BUILDING .20\u20ac4+65 Joseph Street r - \u2014 _\u2014 Cord Velveteens Dress Stuffs Ladies Hats We have now received our full stock of new Fall and Winter Dry Goods.Wa give below a list of the goods with the prices.Cord Velveteens for dresses in the latest shades at 85¢ and 95.Dress Stuffs in the newest materials at 68¢c, 88¢, $1.10, $1.20, $1.38, Trimmed Felt Hats for Ladies: latest shapes and colors at $1.75, $2.28, $2.75, $3.25, $3.95.PE New Guns, Rifles, Pistol, Bags, Camping Outfits CHIN STORES 4 Rd : Ammunition, Decoy's Tents, Knives, Animal Traps, Axes, Flasks, Blankets, Sleeping Thermos Bottles, etc, etc | \u2014 Tobehsdat \u2014 \" barton ; » 3 iority of the aldermen \u2018of the city and the | pany in spite of the fact that the Voltarno was lost | Mayor himeaif ors Liberals in \u2018polities.The greatest while under hig command.The unwritten law here- eredit in therefore due to them in having assisted 8 tofore has been that the man who lost his ship, lost | Comservative government iti the works of development | bis job, whether or not he was at fault.This was not Most modern constructed building in Quebec.Suitable for professional men or sample rooms.Heated; electric passenger and freight New Velvet Hats, in black; newest shapes at $2.75,°$3.25, $3.95.* HOWARD'S which it has undertaken for the benefit of the city and district, rather than take s.parochial or partisan view, We are well aware that they have been subject.od to à lot of criticism by certain dogs in the manger who would see Quebec with rotting wharves and in fndustria) stagnation rather than have a Conservative government in power.Quebec, however, will be { grateful to the aldermen for the stand which they Rave taken.2, It is moticeable that this spirit of co-operation is ; tn evidence everywhere and the Board of Trade and | other publie bodies are working in the most perfect Marmony for the general good of the city.INCREASE OF WAGES.a wholly illogieal practice, inasmuch as the knowledge of it might very readily serve a captain to fight harder to save his vessel then he otherwise would.But when s commander has unquestionably done all that wat poasible, and has still lost his ship it is a matter of injustice to him that he should be left without a means of livelihood merely because of tradition and the unwritten law.: : There is another of these unwritten laws which we think could be repeated to advantage.It is that which requires the captain of a ship to stay on the bridge during fog or very bad weather, no matter how long it continues.It is a fairly common thing to read in despatches that the captain of this or that ship had been on the bridge for twenty-four or forty-eight hours or even sixty hours at a stretch because of storm elevators; 13 vaults; janitor service.Apply on premises « A MARCOTTE & CO.24 Conroy Street.Ladies Tweed Hats, new styles, at $2.25.; | for ladies, only $1.25, $1.48, $1.68, $1.75.a New Net Yolks, in a large variety of styles, at 25¢, 30e, 38e, 45¢c, 30¢, S8c, 68¢, 75¢, 90e, $1.10.Satin Underskirts in all the popular Lipton\u2019s Tea colors at $2.38, $3.00, $3.78.Pine Cushions; a large lot just received at 50c, 75¢._ New Neckwear; all up-to-date styles, at 25c, 30e, 38c, 48c, 50e, 6Be, White Felt Hats, ready to wear, |\u2019 Chemically Treated that dusts, cleans-and polfates all Furniture.: ° Extension Handie Dustet, PRICE $1.25, \u2018 S.J.SHAW & CO, 13 8t.John SL.:.Dustless Dusters PRICE 25 CENTS.|: : Nothing is more pleasing than a good cup of tea.$8¢c.Lipton's Afterneon Tea is refreshing and will suit the most particular epicure.We have a fresh stock done up Phe workmen of Quebec cannot fail to be im- peomed by the manner in which Mr.Hazen, the and eapable Minister of Marine and Fisheries, T 10 or fog.Why should this be the practice?The most elephane 73 rugged man alive cannot be as alert, mentally or physically, after twenty-four hours of exposure as he Knitted Wool Skirts; fancy colours for ladies, at $1.10, $1.48 $1.75, $1.88, $2.75.in- pound and half-pound tins, and prices range from 40c Bas treated the employes of his department in this port.Congratulating the men upon their excellent work, he referred in terms of the warmest praise to the \" did system which prevailed here and the efficiency which characterized the administration of the local Branch.This efficienéy he proceeded to reward in a was when he went on duty.He cannot be as competent to render quick decision\u2014such, for instance, as an impending collision might call for\u2014as a man who was unfatigued.The average trans-Atlantic passenger, we fancy, would much prefer to trust his life to Xe à phund.- Try » tin of this famous blend in your next order.GEORGE PATRY, Wool Dressing Gowns; all new this season, at $3.50, $3.75, $4.75, $4.95, $8.95, .Wool Kimonas; a farge stock to se- IF YOUR SHIRT I$ LAUNDERED Jy our new \u201cpressing system\u201d it has the same attractive appearance that it had when new.Our process gives the shirt the proper stiffness QUEBEC in an emergency to a fresh chief officer than to a jaded fect from, at $1.40, $1.48, $1.75, $1.38, {#tting.end practical wey by informing them that do date from the 1st of November, there would be a genders] increase of ten per cent.in their wages.- This inerease should not euly encourage the work- * men to do good work as they know that merit will be mewarded under the present government, but it also comes at à time when the problem of the high cost of ; living is engaging the sttentien of this continent.Of the list of civilized countries where the cost has\u201difi- \u201d arensed since 1900 Canada has the unenvisble record of being at the top of the lst.In Australis, where there has been a considérable increase in wages, Yhe level of foud prices has only advanced 16 per cet.as against fifty per vent in this country, while there has been nothibæ like: a corresponding ineréage- iñ wages here.To reduge-this expenditure on pities mighty task ne Ÿ we have no \u2018doubt will opcupy the soit.earnest vonsidesagion off our statgiwen, but tere des wot seem much prospeet of relief Oy reduction as yet.If, however, the general wage scale is raised.andi it should be, one way of improving the sitüafieit wiltffive;been adopted.=~ ° No class in Quebee has henotited more from the sdvent to power of the'Pordes Government than the working class of this city.and: the events of yesterday show clearly that they redognize and appreciate the (set.Under no edministration has there been | mes employment and \u2018better pay than under the p eset.= CHURCHILL'S FROFOSAL RECEIVED COLDLY.Ît transpires that Mr.Winston Churchill's speech proposing a naval holiday for ome year was made without consultation with his colleagues and therefore represents but his individual inclination.In Unionist edreles it is said to have been undignified in view of Germauy's failure to make any response to his more @eneru! proposal of a limitation of armaments made wome months age.We cannot, however, regret that it was made; partly because the.object in view was bighiy dimairable in itself, but chiefly because the Way in which it was received in Berlin affords a fresh wevelation of Germany's real spirit and purpose in Ler navy-building activity.- Liberai papers affect to believe that the \u2018\u2018emer- @ency\u2019\u2019, which the Borden bill was designed to assist in mecting, is a mere bogey which is fostered by in- Sertmted contractors.(German statesmen are prolific Ia thir utterances that (fermany desires only a navy large enough to defend her coasts and protect her commerce Andrew Carnegie who has recently been dined by the Kaiser, has come away in raptures over that monarch's alleged aspirations towards the ideal - ef world peace.All the same, the bold truth remains that Germany is not at all prepared to slacken her pace ;: fer & taoment in the \u2018\u2018mad race of armaments,\u201d\u2019 and that she rejeets with acorn the suggestion of a eom- post between the two leading naval nations of the |.werid to trust each other and mark time for a year.f One cable despatch says the German newspapers \u2018\u2018almost unanimously greet it (the proposal, with a mix- tare of indignation, contempt and ptiy.\u2019\u201d So Liberal & paper as the Tageblatt does not see how the restric- tfon of naval construction ean be effected in view of the attitude of the Navy League.The more Conservative papers trest the propoesl as \u2018\u2018an insidious attempt to cripple Germany, as being too silly to dist vus, or as & cheap bid for popularity in England.\u2018 *The Gorman maval authorities say of it that it \u2018\u2018 ean., uet be discussed.\u2019 ¢ Yot the money that would be saved by a naval holiday is nowhere more needed than in Germany, A t œurrent Berlin despatch says: \u2018Germans are looking forward with growing anxisty to the eoming winter which threatens to be ome of unusual suffering.Already the ghost of unemployment is stalking through the country.\u201d The menver im which the Churebill proposal, whish is 20 reasonable and so sceordant with eom- mom sens, han been scouted in quarters where it should at have had @ respectful reception and condid is bug ems of many indications A captain.\\ Comment of The Press Mr.Borden's programme for the development of Quebec and its cnvirons, as outlined at the banquet Wednesday evening, is very comprehensive and lavish of detail.It will earnestly be hoped by the whole Dominion that it will prove to be effective is its sponsors expect.Quebec is the gaté-way of Canada, While we in Montreal are proud that our city oceupies the enviable position of standing at the hesd of ocean navigation, we are entirely conscious: that \u2018Quebec City possesses also & nique paint of ge with regard to both sea-going vegdel Shir and the new Transcontinehtal-Haïfray.It is bohnd\u2014it properly equipped and developed\u2014to.enjoy mow a growth and prosperity which have been denied it for decades; and the fs Government.is wise and broadly patriotic in enligavoritig to help it on.This ie a period in the ca: of Causda when we can not afford to be niggardly.We should spend money\u2014 spend it wisely and with foresight\u2014if we can get it to spend.We are building for the long future.We are staking out our claim is an almost virgin country.We must not be timid\u2014we must not think poorly of ourselves or our prospeets\u2014we must not be pound- foolish and penny-wise \u2014Mostreai Star.+ The celebration recently ia honor vf \u2018the Indian cuief Tecumseh was a nation\u2019s tribute to «a man of another race and blood whose devotion fd the British flag and British interests make him for all time one of the country's great heroes.For allegiapce to that flag he gave \u2018\u2018the full measure of devotion\u201d and was never greater than in his death at the battle on the Thames River.It is a tribute to his real greatness that time but serves to increase his renown.One hundred yesrs after his death the might and power of Britain, as typified in the Canadian militia, comes to the scene of his death that what he did there may be impressed upon the people of this country.No monument has yet been raised that fittingly honors his deeds, the very plage of his burial remains a mystery, but he has an enduring monument in Canadian history that none may take away and that time will not destroy.The splendid allegiance which Tecumseh gave to British interests was due to his belief that Britons were his friends and that from them he and his people might expect to receive justice.And how well, through all the years, that belief in British justice and fair play has been justified.The story of the Indians in Canada and of their treatment by the Government of this country is a story of fair dealing and absolute justice.It is a great tradition handed down through all the years and never has it been broken.\u2014 London, Out, Free Press.Sir Wilfrid has had another change of policy\u2014in power he boasted of a surplus, no matter even if obtained by peculiar bookkeeping, while in the Chateauguay campaign he denounced the Conservatives for paying off the national debt.Hon.Mr.White's great surplus of $55,000,000 last year was strongly condemned.Mr.Fielding, formerly Sir Wilfrid\u2019c finance minister, has become editor of the new Liberal organ in Montreal, and says, in his announcement of his acceptance of the position: \u2018\u2018I shall take the pos tion with the cordial approval of 8ir Wilfrid Laurier and leading Liberals, and under conditiens which assure Liberal control.\u2019\u2019 In the same issue, and along with Mr.Fielding's acceptance, the Daily Telegraph boasts of its new editor as the finance minister, who, in sixteen budgets, was shle to report s surplus of fifteen times.We therefore find that Sir Wilfrid approves as editer of the chief Liberal organ in Quebee @ finance minister that was guilty of reporting a surplus in flifteen out of sixteen budgets.Sir Wilfrid condemns in his ts what recommends Mr.Fidding to him for the responsible position of editor of a Montreal daily paper\u2014Winnipeg Telegran.TT meen 1 messe Coms A.Lo pa wi \u2018vp 1 5 1 S CR qi gl Told Les 2% FABRIQUE STREET - : - - PHONE 3515 $2.75, $3.28.Store closes at 6 p.m., Saturdays : excepted.The best line to be had in the City Our English Linen, Note Paper 8 Phone 432 - \u201cOnly 256 per Ib.H.F.KIMBALL.Books and Stationery 2 | Tolophons 33% 4 Jetts of superior quality.| class assortment of Children\u2019s Mil- 148 St John St Simons & Minguy 20 Fabriqua Strost Misses M.& A Browargg Have opened their popular \u2018Millinery Parlors for the Autumn Beuson, and B | have on hand a large assortment of À beautiful Parisienne designs, as well as a fine line of Velvets, Velour and A firat- linery is also cn view.A \u2018visit from our patrons is highly À | solicited.You never get \u201cShort Count\u201d when buying a box of EDDY\u2019S MATCHES THE CHOICE OF The price you pay buys you full quantity\u2014 every time.Remember this when buying matches.Always ask for EDDY'S: - 36 Brands for all demands.GENERATIONS NISSES M.& A.BRONNRIGS MILLINERS 64 John St.\u2014_ J.Arthur LaRue, Eugene Trudsl, CA, LILA.LIRIE À TRUDEL Accountants, Auditors, Administrators, Appraisers, Trustees, Liquidation of insolvent estates.Compromise between debtors ° .\u20ac ; Ler mA 1 VS FAIA Ne E ERY de eg SEIFERT'S SATURDAY SALES Commencing Saturday, Oct.25th These sales are for the purpose of clearing out surplus stock to make space for new importations for the Holiday Trade.This week's special inducements are: Brass Trays.with delft centres, Size 11 x 15 inches, Regular price 33.00.Satorday.81.50 Brass Jardinieres, to hold 6 and 8 inch flower ots.egilar price $3.00.Saturdey.8150 JEWELLERS, 16 Fabrique Street G.SEIFERT & SONS | and creditors.126 ST.PETER STREET, \u201cDOMINION BUILDING\u201d Tel 4820-4321.Ag4ely \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 DUFFERIN \u2014 TERRACE HOUSE Opposite Governor's Garden and Chateau Frontenac.Terms moderate, 5 Genevieve Ave, Cape, Quebeco MRS.WHELAN, Prop.Phone 4237.Jy.A9xly on Hess GENERAL INSURANCE BROKE} 111 Mounteis Hill i without that harsh, board-like effect.: And, owing to the fact that there | is no friction used to iron yom garments, by this method, thete is positively no opportunity fos unnecessary wear.\"Our \u201cpress ironers\u201d make your linens fit and look beîter\u2014and wear longer.Try .our work.- THE IMPERIAL LAUNDRY, Phone 95.L.G.BELLRY, Advocate.Formerly of Chicoutimi, .apw practising \u201chis profession in Quebec, Qffice: 126 St.Peter Street, Phone 6102.Dominion Bldg.Residence: 8t.Ann Street.Phone 1442.4 College Court.Correspondent at Chicoutimi: BELLEY & GAGNE.\u201cTARE NOTE Do not overlook your Fall § and Winter Suit and Overcoat.I stock nothing but the best in J material and give perfect fit.Drop in and choose for your- § self.! S.J, BURKE, | 187 St, John St 1 ! | NOMME CAC ESA SAR NCACECAEE NES REDUCTION 20 to 40 Per Cent On Our Entire Stock of SHOES i J.CILBERT & OIE 2, NOTICE is herevy given that the Lie- ai iw mouth of the Cap Rouge River submerged, as well as the other deej water Pier that was there up to las vinter at the end of the long wharl The positic : of the pier at the moutd of the Cap Rouge river is as hereto fore shown by a flat buoy by day and a white hight by wight, and the position of the deep water pier re cently taken ag the end of the long wharf is in & straight line with the said flat buoy and about 6Gv feet te the west W.A \"1INGSLEND, Agent Standard reriedy for Oteet, Gonorrhea Runnings HA 48 HOURS, Cures Kidney end Bladder Troubles.- Oct.22x6m ; a ; \u2018 Ye _ .' Co LA 3 >, 4 sone A \u2019 ; > cccssacacaease vocsen sacre 23 rl Ing a ues In the Linen Department Extra quality, per Ib, 28e.Champlain Flour, 10.15, bag,.3c Litster\u2019s Jelly Powder, 3 plays.for Battenberg Centres Cotton Linen Granulated Sugar, 20-Ib.rer Hi oh on MUR a scsenscn ce eee assasccous avues 2% : .arnones vasassaoncore ne nel, \u2019 , 10-1b.bag.45 .18 x 18 inches, either round half bleached, 36 inches wide, 17 inches wide, for dish towels|\" UE $ Estey's Flour ce BE Chestnuts, per Ib.Kl or square with fancy open work good quality.Special, per yd.or rollering; heavy quality] Moy picking of Japan tes, per 515.Half barre.oii [$350 Maple Syrup, per bottle,.d:.25c.centres, 100 dozen to sell mt the .,, ., .°, 10c Magnificent value, at, per yd.| Overland Gunpowder tea, S-lb.box o_.$6.50 Per Ballon,.\u2026.\u2026.truer.$125 job price, each, of.be A ae anus ace ana en 12 1-20f.2000s cavosesecones 000005 $1.50 meer te | Egg Biscuits, per 1b moron 10e .pti Five R Flour, 1-2 barrel.$3.50 \u2019 meshes Napkins Cotton Shirting \u2019 Souchong black tea, 5-Ib.box.$1.90 per.barrels ou cn .$650 Oyster Riscuits, per 1b .12¢ Bleached Damask Linen, siz \"leached cotton Shirting, with Bed Sheets \u2019 Cuber 8 ir 2 box for.10c pese cuits, os ; linen finish, 36 inches wide.of heavy bleached cotton; spec.| Vimbos Cubes, 5 in a bo: 106 ogilvy's Flour, half barrel.$3.50 Patterson King's Soda Biscuits, per 18 x 18 inches, Good quality and ; ; spec ; Ib.pk hemvned.Special, per dozen.85e SPCCia! value, per yd.\u2026 10c ial value.Radox Bouillon Cubes, 10 in a box per barrel,.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$6.50 Ib.PkE: oot ti vascccssc0cme 10 54 x 90 inches .62 1-24 Jfor.\u2026+ Falla and Intermediate Stations Arrive Quebec: £10.00 a.m.From Grand Mere and Shawinigan Yalls and Intermediate Stationsx 4.00 p.m.From Montreal snd Intermediate Stations.QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JOHN RY.* Leave Quebecam.For Chicoutimi and ' Intermediate »8.50 Stations with Buffet Parlor Car attached.dr.30 a.m.For St, Raymond.£8.00 p.m.For Chicoutimi and Intermediate Stations with Sleeping Car st- 0 Jached.Raymond x3.30 p.m.Vor St.Raymond.9.18 En.For $1 Raymond.12.10 p.m.for etteville.6.15 p.m.for Lorcetteville.Arrive Quebec: c6.35 p.m.on Chicoutimi and Intermediate tat! ations.87.00 a.m.From Chicoutimi and Intermediate $tations.28.40 a.m.From $1.Raymaad.16.35 p.m.From $t.Ray .e8.40 p.m.From 31.Raymond, (b) 2.00 p.m.from Loretteville.(x) 5% a.m, from Loretteville.(x) ly except Sunday.(b) Daily opt jaturday snd Sunday.(ce) Daily except Sunay and Monday.(à) Saturday only.Ce) Sunday only.(f) Thursday and Saturday only.« Monday and Saturday only.(h) M y y BUFFET PARLOR CAR SERVICE Buffet Parlor Car with Observation Compattment attached to trains leaving Quebec and Chicoutimi in the morning.For tickets, Mi thi Yor mn at Cansdian Northern Raitw one Slices, 37 Bt.Louis ovum and $1 ae nt octilxiawxtf ex pee ; Ee [| IN AND ABOUT T ee ee ee [ee] JOE MALONE WINS POPULARITY PRIZE PADDY MORAN SECOND IN CONTEST IN AID OF ST.BRIDGET'S HOME., The Knights of Columbus Hall was well filled at last night's concert, given by the Ladies of the Sacred Heart Table in aid of St.Bridget's Home, under the patronage of the Quebec Hockey Club.The several performers acquitted themsselves to the entire satisfaction of the audience, so much so that each of those taking part had to respond to encores, which fact qaused the audience to appreciate the heartiness with which the performers entered into the work.Master Earl McKeaney, dressed in a Quebec Hockey suit, made a hit with his song, \u201cEvery Year They're Doing It\u201d referring to the championshigs which the Quebec Hockey Club had won for the past two years, After the catchy song Senator Choquette thanked those who had undertaken the good work for such a noble cause, and related what he thought was the cause of Joe Malone being the most popular hockey player; he had so many of the fair sex working for him, he being still a bachelor.He called \u201cJoe\u201d to the stage and presented him with a twenty-dollar piece as the prize, He also congratulated the ever popular Paddy Moran for being a good second with Goldie Prodger in for a rush in the third quarter.Rev.Fatlier Woods then announced the winner of the two reserved seats for all hockey matches in the Quebec Arena for this season, which.fell to Mr.F.X.Chevalier, 497 St.Francois St, and the person who sold the lucky ticket (Mr.Arthur Lemoine) was entitled to a ten-dollar gold piece.The concert was brought to a close with the singing of \u201cGod Save Ireland\u201d by several young girls, with the colors of the Quebec Hockey Club entwined around them.Joe Malone had 1546 votes cast for him.while Paddy Moran had 1056 in his favor.There were 3.000 votes cast in all, netting the sum of $300.A like | sum was also taken in for reserved seat drawing.COURT OF SESSIONS.In the Court of Sessions yesterday Joseph Page, belonging to Les Ecureuils, was condemned to 3 fine of $50 and costs for selling liquor without a license.He paid up.| CABINET MEETING.A meeting of the Provincial Cabinet was held at the Parliament Buildings this morning, Sir Lomer Gouin presiding.Mitters pertaining to the approaching session of the Legislature were dealt with.BAPTIST CHURCH.On Sunday evening the Pastor, Rev.W.Willis Wilks will preach on Believer's Baptism.At the close of the services two sisters will confess Christ by the ordinance.CORRECTION.In the report published yesterday of the demonstration to Rt.Hon.R.L.Borden at Levis, we made a typographical error in connection with the presentation of the bouquet, which presentation was made by the daughter of Mr.Maurice O.Dion, of Levis.We hasten to make the necessary correction with regard to this matter, as the presentation so made was carried out in such a graceful manner by the young lady in question.RECORDER'S COURT.Three prisoners were before the Deputy Recorder yesterday morning on the accusation of drunkenness.Une was fined $10 and costs or niftcen days.He paid.Another was fined $5 and costs or eight days, and he also paid.A young man named L.Vezina, who for the past year was not working, and came home under the influence of liquor, for blaspheming and insulting his mother, was fined $40 and costs or two months\u2019 jail.The Judge told him that he was an undesirable citizen and that he hoped the sentence that was imposed on him would bring him back to be a good and respectable citizen.He went to gaol.FOUR ARE CONVICTED AT RIVIERE DU LOUP Charge Was That of Selling Shares in Bogus Stock Company.The four men, Daigle, Gauthier, Gamache and Duchene, who were committed to the Court of King's Bench at Riviere du Loup, by Judge Angers, some time ago on the charge of selling bogus stock shares, but subsequently chose a speedy trial, were sentenced each to serve six months in the jail at Fraserville by Judge Langelier, who presided over their trisl at Riviere du Loup.The man named Belle, who is alleged to have been at the head of the scheme, and who was also committed to the Criminal Court for trial, wishes à jury trial and this will be given at Riviere du Loup on the 5th of December, the accused being out on bail in the meantime, These are the men referred to in the Chronicle some days ago, who vicitmized a number of farmers in Temiscouta county by selling them stock in a bogus shoe company.a D CITY WILL BORROW EXTRA $475,000 ORIGINAL FIGURE IS REDUCED BY $125000\u2014F AVING SUM \u2018CUT OUT.The final decision of the City Council last night was that the total sum for which borrowing powers will be sought from the Provincial Legislature at the next session will be $475,000.This amount will be expended as follows: Permanent works in Town of Montcalm, in the event of annexation.Permanent works in Little River, in the event of annexation.\u2026.50,000 Permanent works lou ward.50,000 Payment of ornamental lights 125,000 $250,000 in Limoi- ; $475,000 It was the original intention to seek power to borrow the sum of $600,000, but at a meeting of the Committee on Amendments to the City charter last evening and at the Council meeting which followed, Mayor Drouin and Ald.Cannon sounded a note of warning with regard to borrowing too heavily, hence a sum of $75,000 which was to have been fixed for paving purposes in the city was eliminated, and the amount of $100,- 000 fixed for Limoilou ward was reduced to $50,000.Ald.Lavigueur made a strong bid to have the city borrow $100,000 for the widening .of Abraham Hill, but motions for the purpose before the committee and the Council failed to carry.Limoilou was also to be left out of the provisions, but on motion of Ald.Trudel, seconded by Ald.Berube, and strongly supported by Ald.Lockwell, a sum of $50,000 was inserted.Among the other charter amendments, which will be sought from the Legislature, are the ratification of the contract with the Sisters of Charity for the construction of the Civic Hospital in the vicinity of Beauport Asylum; the validation of centract with the Transcontinental Railway relative to- tax exemptions and the closing of certain streets for the terminals and approaches to the Union Station; the increasing of the rate: of per cent from 4 to 434 on a loan of $800,000 already authorized as well as provisions to meet a bond issue which comes due on January next; the power to force proprietors to build wooden sidewalks without any contribution from the city; the power to pass à by-law to annex any adjoining municinpality or portion of municipality to the city of Quebec.THE PONY CONTEST.By reading the Chronicle every morning, the young contestants will learn how many pony votes are given at the performances of the Auditorium next week.-.BEAUTIFUL BERMUDA.Get away from the disagreeable weather of this season and visit Bermuda.Only $25 return from New York.Apply F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis Street.ALL THE WORLD LOVES A DUTCH MAIDEN Charming Little Hostesses Will Entertain at St.Louis Hotel On Wednesday Night.All the world loves a Dutch Maiden, that is to say.all the little world that was entertained by the little Dutch Maids in the little Dutch Tea Room in St.Patrick's Hall.The proverbial hospitality and charm of the sweet little hostesses is now the talk of the social world, which receives as welcome news the announcement, in another column, that a reception will be held by those charming young ladies in the St.Louis Hotel next Wednesday eveping.The Dutch Maids promise many delightful surprises and assure a very pleasant evening to all their guests.The reception will be a genuine treat, and those who have not ahd the honor of meeting the young ladies should not fail to secure tickets for the reception which will be held in aid of St.Bridget's Home.The price of each ticket is 75 cents.LARGE REDUCTION ON PIANOS Several splendid pianos guaranteed to be in perfect order for sale at large reduction and at very easy terms of payment.Prices $75.00, $90.00, $125.00, $150.00 and $185.00.Stores open every night.LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, 81-83.85 St.John Street, 54 St.Joseph Street.Ladies\u2019 Costumas Reduced We are now offering the balance of our Ladies\u2019 New Fall Costumes less 25 per cent for cash.Holt, Renfrew & Co., Lid, Buade Street BETTER BARGAIN WILL BE SEVEN YEARS INSTEAD OF FIVE.\u2019 The by-law to annex the municipality of Little River to the City of Quebee was given final reading at the meeting of the City Council last night, after the period of stationary tax foi- lowing annexation was increased from five years to seven on motion of Ald.Fiset, seconded by Ald.Madden.The question came up again last night on Ald Fiset's motion of reconsideration and in supporting his motion for seven years Ald.Fiset expressed the conviction that the taxpayers of Little River would not favor annexation unless they were given the same period of stationary annexation as the Town of Montcalm.Mayor Drouin thought that Little \u2018River was wrong in fecling that it was as important as the Town of Montcalm and he feared that the project of bringing the two municipalities into the city at the same time might result in neither of them being annexed.He would almost be in favor of suspending the annexation of Little River for the time being.A vote being called on Ald.Fiset's motion the amendment of seven years was carried and the by-law was given final reading.The vote was as follows: For:\u2014Aldermen Lockwell, Trudel, Berube, Martin, Fiset, Plamondon, Emond, Gosselin, Beaumont, Madden.\u201410.Rgainst:\u2014Gauvin, Lantier, Pouliot, Lavigueur, Cannon, Dussault, Dinan, Verret, Cote.\u20149.100 COSTUMES.We are selling 100 Costumes this week of the highest novelty, at the manufacturing price.It rests with you to profit by it.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, 254 to 264 St.John Street.APPROVE REFORM OF MONTREAL COUNCIL Board of Trade and Other Bodies Are in Favor of a Change.Montreal, Oct.24.\u2014Announcement civic government of Montreal has been endorsed unanimously by all the public bodies to which it had been submitted; the formal adoption of the report by the delegates assembled, and a geheral discussion on allied subjects, including the ektension of the municipal franchise to married women, which in turn led to proposals of universal woman suffrage in thunici- pal matters, marked the general joint meeting of delegates from the various | public bodies interested, held late today in the council room of the Board of Trade.The new scheme invoives the division of Montreal for municipal matters into five electroal districts, each district to be represented by three aldermen; the three aldermen for each district to be elected by the whole body of electors in that district: increasing the membership of the hoard of commissioners to five, and the retirement of a certain number of the years; increasing the salary of the mayor to $12.000 per year, the commissioners to $10000 per year, and that of the aldermen to $1.500 per year, and one or two other minor changes.Don't forget that we have the largest and nicest stock of Overcoats for men, boys and youths that can be shown.Also Persian Lamb Collars; inaw Coats and Pants of all kinds.ED.BELANGER & CIE, 29 Notre Dame Street.86 Mountain Hill, 0¢1.25,27,29,51x4.HUDSON BAY COMPANY OUT FOR FUR TRADE Winnipeg, Oct.24\u2014A small advertisement in the columns of a Victoria newspaper has revealed a story of sweeping reorganization in the development of the Hudson's Bay Company's fur trade in Northern Canada.The advertisement calls for tend- ders for the building of two new auxiliary steamers\u2014large enough for ocea ntravel\u2014to be ready for launching early next spring.Upon inquiry, the information was given out that they were to he used on the Arctic Ocean, ahout 2000 miles north of Winnipeg.principally around the delta of the MacKenzie River.TAMPERING WITH NOTES.More Traces of Those Robbed From Bank of Montreal Chicago, Oct.24\u2014Michael Flanigan, a saloonkeeper, was arrested here today on charges of having in his possession and passing sitered or counterfeited Canadian bank notes.The arrest was made in connection with the search for the men who robbed the New Westminster branch of the Bank of Montreal of $271,000 on Sept.14, 1911.Among the notes stolen from the bank were those of series 492000, Flanigan is charged with have ing in his possession Canadian notes sliared from series 492,000 to 69,000.that the new plan for reforming the} commissioners in rotation every two.Furlined Coats with Otter and | Mack- | fn LT A STATIONARY TAX PERIOD | | Full Dress Clothes for Evening wea ce if you would get finer tailoring than the Semi-redy.Suits.: ) The finish and fit of our Dress Suits aad the tailoring of Semi-ready garments stand pre-sminent sod.prove their class.It isin the difficult work that the specialist stands out and at $25, $30 and $35 we have Dress Suits sod 3 jacket .18 : dy tail 4 GEO.MORISSETTE, 4 1 168 St.John Street, Cor.D'Youville.L'HEUREUX & GAUVIN, 183.5 St, Joseph Strest.Auditorium 97 WEEK OF OCTOBER J.W.GORMAN PRESENTS The JoyPul BOB OTT And Wis Merrymakers .m I SHOULD WORRY - } =: THE MERRY CHAPERON | =, THE HAPPY HUNTERS } SINGERS, DANCERS, COMEDIAN AND GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS} SHOCKS OF PLEASURE EVERY INSTANT Prices : 130 to 500 Mats.15cto 250 = cen a PERT mtb lan a ee ENGLISH TWEEDS, AT 4c AND Sc.rn v \u2014.300 yards of English Tweeds, #4 inches widé, medium, weight: colors:, Navy, hrown, fawn and grey; a good\" weating ma terial for skirts or suits and of an exceptional valve 2 eus sas sem sue 20 1m see oti Me and She Atncs ses aot a [HE NEWEST MATERIAL FOR COSTUMES The heavy two-tones Bedford cord, in the best consbination of colors as purple-black, red and black, {awn and browe; the latest novelty for suits.Pt 828 .sc Prices per yard.cov +.000 000 va\" 005 SA AG $100, 81.78 eee MOTOR SCARVES OF ALL KINDS.\u201cgeo: For the cold weather you want these Scarves.Wa hame them in different colors, and in every quality, a \u2019 ver +.S9¢, $100, 81.25, $1.40, ÉLAS 25,25 np to $7.00 at.BOYS\u2019 WINTER OVERCOATS.115 Made of good heavy mixed tweeds; brown and grey; well tailored; sizes 10 to 16 Prices.++.ven coe soe see sen sen 87.45, $0.50, $10.78 SRS GLOVES FOR MEN, 150 pairs of good quality Tan Driving Gloves, English make, value $1.25.Special sale price to reduce the stock.$1.00 Sizes 7% to 9%.GREY MOCHA GLOVES, $1.50.This is the most popular of Gloves for Fall-wear; Perrin's grey mocha gloves, unlined; dvery pair guaranteed.$1.50 Faguy, Lepinay & Frere 254-264 St, John Street AN nis in ibe vert ét etl cen lS Ws lf eA \u2018 oo Es CWE [aR] Vai, , + An Early Message Of 3 Winter Newness We aie ready to fit you out for snows c= blows and cold weather.Our splendid new assortment, of Suits and Overcoats\u2014not only of sovelty ideas, but of every size and every wanted pattern\u2014gives the man of fashion a big advantage ia making selections here.* Our styles are right\u2014we know this by comparison.Our prices are right\u2014we know this by experience.Our values are right\u2014we know this by the steadily .i number of men who are wearing Pit-Reform garments.80, you may come here for your Winter Suits sad Overcoats with the assurance of getting good styles aiid good valu:-, at exactly the right prices.* $Is.to $35.8» Cr 5 eg ee Raymond, Binet & Co.\"93.93 £1 John Street- ac 00.0092 4800 00 0-0: 40 ane eon SSSR 2 Technical School of Quebec Boulevard Langelier Evening Classes Are Now Open MONDAY and THURSDAY.FLECTRICIANS { JOINERS .PATTERN-MAKERS .MACHINISTS BLACKSMITHS.FUUNDERS, and MOULDERS, S74 ENGINEERS, Dyafting for Shest Metal Workers, TUESDAY and FRIDAY.AUTOMOBILE JOINFRS PATTERN-MAKERS } abvaxcen CLASSES MACHINISTS - °° 1 ec MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMEN, BEGINNERS DRAUGHTSMEN, 3, Sa monih.Awomobils $2 a month, lpplications for admission every day, Saturday excepted: 9 to 12, ; 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officers to wear Sam-brow belts and swords.Non-commissioned officers and men are to wear side arms and carry Ross rifles.Regiments with Lee-Enfield {rifles will wear Ross side-arms.All ranks will wear Web equipment with water-bottles, Overcoats are to be carried, packed in a Web valise on the back.Each person is required to : carry fifteen packets of ammunition.The starting point will be Fletcher's Field, at the start of the incline railway.From thence the route will be , \u2014Park Avenue, Bleury street, Dorchester street, Green avenue, Sher.\u2018brooke street.Decarie street, Queen Mary road, St.Laurent road, St.Catherine road.Mount Royal avenue, and Park Avenue, \u201cThe total marching distance is approximately ten miles, and the finish will also be at the bottom » the incline railway, Fletcher's Field.Will March in Fours.\u201cThe companies will march in fours, the officers marching where they can best supervise the units.The general rules of march discipline will be followed.There will be no bugle calls, bunds, drums, or music instruments permitted.\u201cThe officers commanding the units will be responsible for the pace, but no member nf the unit will be permitted to mox\u20ac faster than a walk, under penalty of disqualification.Any unit may halt or not during the march as desired by the officer commanding the unit, Men may march at ease, but must not smoke.It is not designed *o make this competition a road race, and therefore the provision against a pace faster than a walk has heen inserted.The start of the first regiment will be made at 2:30, and the nthers will leave at twenty-minute intervals.Precedence will be decided by drawing.Half the regiments will march one way around the Mountain, the other half going in the opposite direction.Col.Denison Chief Umpire.Colonel 8.J.A.Denison, C.M.G., A.D.C., O.\u20ac.4th Division, will act It umpige, and will appoint assistants to accompany the regiments.\u201cIt is understood that regiments will be entered from the First Grenadier Guards, the 3rd Victorian Rifles, the Sth Royal Highlanders, the 8th Royal 4 Rifles of Quebec, the 65th Regiment of Montreal, and possibly the 53rd Regiment of Sherbrooke.The Scots will hayes two teams entered in all probability, as they have two batts lions, and there is a possibility that this number may be increased.as i mense enthusiasm is being d on the pert of the Highlanders, as well as the men.19 pthez.ragiments en- rules.The men who will take part; in a twenty-round bout in San Francisco on the night of June 23; 1911, The same Matty Baldwin whom Welsh beat defeated Willie Rithie in San Francisco on the night of August 31, 1911, and unless the writer is horribly mistaken, Harry Foley, who is now Willie Ritchie's manager.refereed the Baldwin-Ritchie bout.Now, surely Ritchie could hardly have felt that Foley gave him a rav- deal in the Baldwin bout.If he did.Harry Foley would not be his manager today.Freddie Welsh Bas been fighting since 1905.Io his entire ring career, to the best of the writer's knowledge and belief, Welsh has been knocked down only once, and that was in his hout with \"Packey\u201d McFarland in Los this afternoon \u2018between Montmorency | Angeles.Welsh always claimed that and the RC.The game will be- | in reality he slipped down in this bout.win on the Kent House grounds at! Anyhow the mishap to Welsh occurred 3 o'clock and will be referecd by Pike.| very late in the contest, and allowing | 1f the Montmorency tcam wins to-! that McFarland did score a knock- day's match, and they are strong fa- | down, it must not have been à very vorites, they take-over two cups.One | severe one, in view of the fact that af these, the Crescent cup, is held only Welsh got a draw with \u2018Packey.\u2019 for a year, while the Drouin cup is} Mate Wells and \u2018Packey\u2019 McFarland wop outright, .are the only men in the ring who hold They will play the same team to- | decisions over Welsh.he McFarland day as did duty against che R.C.G | decision is explained above, After À.last Saturday, Matt Wells defeated Freddie Welsh PLANS NEW BLOW for the ighight champion of T0 BRATISH SPORT Freddie Welsh came back and re-won his lightweight title and his Lord Lonsdale belt.And right here it is NEW YORK.MAN HOPES TO CAPTURE \u2018ENGLISH GRAND NATIONAL: STEEPLECHASE.FOOTBALL MATCH AT MONTMOREACY WF KENT HOUSE TEAM WINS \u2018TODAY, THEY TAKE OVER TWO CUPS.There will be a football match in the Drouin Cup competition series interesting to note that Freddie Welsh is onc of the only three men who ever lost a championship and then re- won it.The other two were Stanley Ketchell, who lost his title to Billy Fapke and re-won it, and Tom Allen, who lost his title to Mike McCoole and came back and defeated the sume man who beat him for the crown.\u201cSpeaking of Freddie Welsh, \u2018Packey\u2019 McFarland once remarked to the writer: \u2018Freddie Welsh is the toughest lightweight in the world.He may not beat you, but you cannot beat him.\u2019 Moran Respected Freddie.\u201cOwen Moran, who certainly never could be accused of cowardice, or lack of a heart of golden courage, once told the writer that the only light- wright in the world whom he did not want to fight was Freddie Welsh, and this was over at Shannon's when Moran was training for his championship bout with Ad Wolgast.\u201cWhen Abie Attel was ae his very topmost best, Freddie Welsh made him look like a novice in a Los Angeles | bout.Of course, Welsh-had the pull in the weights with Attel, but up to London, Oet.24 \u2014Alex Cochrane, of New York.is expected here soon on a visit.He will go to Ireland later.- ; Cochrane hopes te add another to America\u2019s triumphs over England by |.capturing the prize for the grand national steeplechase for 19:4.The horse with which he hopes tn win, namely Postboy, has just arrived in London, and ig to be sent to Ireland, where he wag borg, to be trained, ,- When he fiêst afrived in\u2019 America he was a gauntdooking animal and- it took some time to acclimatize him, but eventually he: won two steeple.; chase events at Saratoga.| Postboy is a three-year-old gelding and stands sixteen bands high.The agent for Lloyds who insured the owner of Postboy eguinst ocean risks was Captain.Tyrwhitt -D.ake, who is well known in racing and hunting circles on hoth sides af the Atlantic.Alex Cochrane.by .the way, may not only win the.Grand National, but there is also a possibility that the yacht which he.has.commissioned Herreschoff to buil¢omay , be chosen to defend the: America\u2019s cup against , Sir Thomas Lipton\u2019s Shamrock IV.WELSH IS REAL TOP-NOTCHER Writing on the margin \u201cwe fans in San Francisco know Ritchie\u2019 had cold feet; he is easy for Welsh any time he starts,\u201d a San Francisco boxing enthusiast has forwarded a copy of the \u201cPost\u201d of that city in which T.P.Magilligan, the well known sporting\u2019 writer, takes Ritchie to task fôr not meeting Freddie Welsh and boosts the British champion.Here is what Magiiligan has to say of that affair: \u201cA Dr.Pangtoss of pugilism, telis an open-cared and open-mouthed public that Freddie Welch \"das not figure high up in the lise of lightweights\" To let such a statement go unchallenged would be uniair to-the Welshman, equally unfair to the boxing gama.of any weight who ever really out- boxed Abe Attel, \u201cAlso Freddie Welsh beat the grest Jem Driscoll of Cardiff, Wales, and a little reference to the record book will show a number of other good ones whom Welsh beat.\u201cThe writer insists that \u2018Harlem Tommy\" Murphy is entitled to first meeting with Willic Ritchie.He also insists that a fair perusal of Freddie admit of Freddie Welsh being ignored as a future opponent for Ritchie.\u201cMurphy and Ritchie first.The winner and Freddie Welsh next.That's the way the lightweight cards for champinnship honors should be dealt out.- \u201cMurphy is a better card than Freddie Welsh.but when all is said and dore Freddie Welsh has as clean.if not a cleaner record than any lightweight now before the public.\u201cWelsh's style of fighting is not s0 pleasing to the modern ring follower as is that of some other boxers, bug it is because Welsh possesses too much and not too little ring knowledge.\u201cIf some of our writers on fistical topics were compiling a list of famous generals we fear they'd class Napoleon Bonaparte as a sixth-rate commander.- \"And as to the Ritchie-Welsh affair, though the matter is closed it is ! worth re-opening on one score, and that is that Welsh heat Ritchie once.\u2018 \u201cAnd just unravel! this little question \u201cThe writer holds no brief for Fred- © for yourself: If Willie Ritchie was die Welsh, is not the special pleader | cock'sure that Freddie Welsh is a reg- for any pugilist, but it is bis business | ylar tapinca for him, wouldn't he have to write about boxers, and write as [boxed lim in Vancouver on almost any | the facts present themselves.sort of terms, if for nothing else than \u201cWelsh requires no\u2019 special plead- | just tn clear up his score with the ers; his record can be offered in evi- | Welshman?\u201d dence and the fight fans can then | \u2014_\u2014 draw their own conclusions.i RITCHIE S8ET8 NEW \u201cIf Freddie Welsh does not figure LIGHTWEIGHT FIGURE.Dh ap gn the list of lightweights,| xo York, October 24\u2014Fight fans \u201cWelsh hold: a decision aver Willie | Were much excvited today over the Ritchie.He beat him to a twenty- posibility of a real fight between round decision in Los Angeles on the Packk\u201d MeFarland and Lightweight afternoon of Thanksgiving Day, 1911.\u201cAnd Freddie Welsh holds a decision over Matty Baldwin, And Matty Paldwin helds à decision over Willie Ritehie.\u201cFreddie Welsh haxed the great \u201cPackey\u201d McFarland three times $ Once, in Milwaukee McFarland gain- Li 13: pounds.; ed & ten-round decision over Welsh.|.There is no rule under which cham The late Malachi Hogan referced thut | PIOP*hip fights are held that fixes the bout.So incensed were the fight fans ! limit at 133 pounds, said Ritchie.I snd the newspapermen nf Milwaukee ! believe 135 pounds ringside or one over the verdict tendered by Malachi | hour before the fight, is fair enough.Hogan that, though Hogan had refer- | Nelson made Gans come to 133 and eed all the big Milwavkee bouts pre- | Joc was a physical wreck.Wolgast vious tn that time he was never again did the same thing tn Nelson, and allowed to act as the third man in lalan made me make 134, A the ring in any bout in Milwaukee.\u201d Friends of McFarland believe he Subsequently Freddie \\ elsh hoxed ! can make 135 an hour before a fight \u201cPackey\u201d McFarland a twenty-five.| round draw in Los Angeles, and gond | of the latter's announcement that he did not consider 133 pounds the ringside lightweight limit, Ritchie declared that as the champion, he believed he had the right to QUEBEG HOCKEY CLUB Notice is hereby given that the annus! general meeting of the shareholders of the Quebec Hockey Club will take place at the City Hall, Quebec, on Monday, 27th October, at 8.15 p.m.judges of hoxing who saw that affair claim it was cae of the greatest batiles Heals the Scratches Stops the Smarting os ÜFan-Shave Dries Instantly By order, B.J.KANE, , Not Sticky ! 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Mexico City.Occtober 24\u2014Presi- dent Huerta is to be upheld for all the acts of his administration.His elevation to the Presidency likewise is to be shown to have been entirely legal.This will be done throygh an opinion that is being prepared by the judges of the Supreme Court.Several of the judges have been engaged for days searching the records for precedents and applying them to the acts of the executive, This business has engaged their attention to the exclusion of the affairs of the courts in their jurisdiction.It is expected that the opinion will be rendered by Judge Demetrio Sodi and probably concurred in by one or two other members of the Supreme Bench The opinion, it is said, will deal chiefly with the subject of the dissolution of congress and doubtless will show that act was fully justified by the alleged treasonable conduct of the members of the Chamber of Deputies, U.8.AMBASSADOR.Absents Himself From Engagement to Preside Lecture, London.Oct.25\u2014\"Owing to important business\u201d Walter H.Page, the United States ambassador, last night exeused himself from keeping an engagement to preside over the lecture of an American professor whose subject was \u201cGreat Britain and the United States.\u201d The ambassador's \u2018\u2019important business\u201d is believed here to have been connected with the Mexican situation, The British press is now completely alive to the gravity of the Mexican affairs.The Daily Graphic, which findg it significant that one of the secretaries of Foreign Secretary Grey, Sir William G.I'yrrell, is being sent to Washington, again in an editorial today denounces President Huerta, whose statement of Thursday, it su: proves his unfitness for any responsible office and abundantly justifies President Wilson's refusal to accord recognition to his government.The Graphic, however, is almost alone in taking the view that Great Britain is wPong in recognizing Huerta.The tendency of the editorial opinion generally is to regard it as impossible that the two English speaking peoples should quarrel over the affairs of à South American state.At the same time the Daily Telegraph recognizes the serious danger of Huerta attempting \u201cto marshal the people of the United\u2019 States and the less interested nations of the Old World into opposing camps.\u201d and says it feels convinced that the good sense and political wisdom in America will see the risk and by sagacity and rebtraint avoid it READY TO FINANCE $13,300,000 LOAN BANK OF MONTREAL MAKES OFFER REGARDING WINNIPEG WATER PROJECT, \u2014 ; Winnipeg, Oct.26\u2014A.F.D.Mac- Gachen, manager of the Bank of Montreal, tolé the members of the administration board of the Greater Winnipeg water distriet at the special meeting held this morning, that his institution was prepared and willing to finance the entire $13,500,000 loan that will be required for the carrying out of the Shoal Lake water project.The account for the present will be operated on the overdraft principle and the necessary funds will be available whenever they may be drawn upon.TROUBLE IN DUBLIN.\u2014\u2014 Hostility Against Scheme to Provide Homes in England Increases.Dublin, Oct.24~-The hostility agninst the scheme to provide homes in England for the children of Dublin transport workers who have been on strike since September is increasing.A crowd, among which were several clergymen, tonight boarded a train as it was about to leave the station here and took from it eleven children who were being taken away, Later seven other children were prevented from departing by another train, PRISON REFORM.Kingston, Ont.,, Oct.24\u2014The prison reform commission adjourned.this afternoon and will not resume its sessions here until early in November.It will hold a sitting in Toronto next week to secure expert testimony with regard to the central prisen and prison farm at Guelph.When it convenes again in Kingston further charges against penitentiary officers will be heard.ACCUSED OF ROBBING BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA Toronto, Oct.24\u2014Charged with the theft of $10,000 from the Bankof Nova Scotia, at St.John, N.B., William Mc- Intyre was arrested here tonight.Mclntyre had been a clerk in the bank in St.John and was transferred to Chicago.It was while he was in Chicago that the large shortage was discovered in the eastern branch, and the Chicago police were wired, but McIntyre had disuppeared.Pinkerton men traced him across the border into Toronto, finally locating him at the King Edward Hotel here.\u2014 TORONTO FAVORS AN ABATTOIR Toronto, Oct.24.\u2014The city of Toronto may engage in the wholesale meat business.If the City Council endorses the action of the Board of Control, a plebescite will be taken in January.on the question: \u201cAre you in favor of the city engaging in the dead meat trade to supply retailers, and to raise $200,000 by an issue of debenttres in order tn carry on this business?\u201d The proposition was brought forward by Alderman Dunn.If it is favored both the people and the city probably will kill live stock at the new civic abattoir and endeavor to compete with the private companies which are now supplying the retail butchers.GLYNN DETERMINED TO SWEEP CLEAN Albany, N.Y.Oct.24\u2014Several investigations begun by John A, Hennessy, an inquisitor in the employ of Governor Sulzer, will be continued under the new administration, Governor Glynn declared today.\u201cIt is my intention,\u201d the Governor said, \u201c to continue to completion every investigation which appeared to disclose that anyone had a dollar of the state's money which he had no right to have, either because he procured it impropetly or for any other reason.The inquiries will be conducted in a {egal manner, quietly and without ostentation or newspaper display and solely for the purpose of astertaining the facts and procuring legal evidence.\u201cWherever the facts warrant it, the most vigorous prosecution will be insisted upon without the least concern to whom the culprit may be.\u201d Governor Glynn also revealed the fact that he had been in communication with Hennessy regarding some of the charges now being made public by him.Hennessy first offered to furnish the state with information in his possession and the Governor accepted the offer, requesting that all documentary and other kinds of proofs of the charges he forwarded immediately, A letter from Mr.Hennessy followed and the Governor replied to it and renewed his request for all proofs and statements of facts in Hennessy's possession.Certain engineers who assisted Hennessy in some of his investigations probably will be called on to make written reports of the information they have at hand.A request for such action has bzen made by the Govergor in 8 communication to Hennessy.GTEAMER ARRIVALS OCT.24th New York: France, Havre; San | Guglielmo, Naples.Queenstown: Celtic.New York.Plymouth: Pring Friedrich Wilhelm, New York, Libau: Csar, New York, Christiania: Bergensfjord, New York.Boulogne: Ryndsm, New York.Naples: Carpathia, New York Signalled, Hrow Head: Royal Ce , Mont- .ceal; Montezume, Montreal.WINNIPEG RINKS MAY VISIT EAST THIS WILL BE THE FIRST TIME IN MANY YRARS\u2014MAC BRADEN SKIP.Winnipeg, October 24\u2014For the firet time in many years a Winnipeg rink of curlers may visit Eastern Canadas this winter and play friendly games.With Lindsay, Ont, as \u2018their destination, owing to the fact that the veteran J, H.Favelle, has attended the Wianipeg bonspiel for 18 years, President E.J.Rochon, of the Manitoba À Curling Association, is now endeavoring to make arrangements so that at least two strong rinks will make the trip sometime in January.Tt is stated that \u201cMac\u201d Braden, the champion of the local bonspiel for the past two years, will skip one rink, and \u201cMac\u201d Rochon, the other, if the trip through.Dr.Coglan, of the Thistle Club, formerly of Lindsay, is one of the prime movers.EMPRESS, BEARING DUKE AND DUCHESS, ARRIVES IN PORT (Continaed from Page One) Britain's rifle Clab, Captain Murray winning some very handsome ones.Although Captain Murray refused to speak, it was learned that the royal party were in good health coming up the river yesterday, notwithstanding rumors which were in circulation to thé contrary, and the party will land at 9 o'clock this morning and proceed direct to Ottawa by a special train of nine cars on the C.P.R.The following is a complete list of Their R.H.Rs suite: Field Marshal His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn, K.G., etc.Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Connaught.Her Royal Highness the Princess Patricia of Connaught.Miss D.Yorke .Lady-in-Waiting to H.R.H.the Duchess of Connaught).The Hon.Katherine Villiers (Lady- in-Waiting to H.R.H.the Princess Patricia of Connaught).Capt.T.H.Rivers Bulkeley, C.M.G.M.V.O.(Comptroller of the Housebold of Canada and Equerry in Waiting).Capt.H.C.Buller (Aide-de-Camp).Capt.the Hon.G.Boscawen (Aide- de-Camp).\u201c Capt.A.Graham CAide-de-Camp).Major Sir Edward Worthington, M.V.O.R A N.C.The Lady Evelyn Farquhar.Miss Norah Farquhar.Miss Barabara Farquhar.Nurse and Nuresmaid.WINNIPEGER DIES RICH.Winnipeg, October 24\u2014An estate valued at $511:649.91 was left by Donald Ross Dingwall, the Winnipeg jeweler, whose death occurred a short time ago.The property goes in practically equal shares to the widow and family, STRIKE RIOT LEADS TO SERIOUS RESULTS.Trinidad.Col.October 24\u2014 One striker killed, two strikers reported seriously wounded and one mine guard slightly wounded are the net results of attempts by strikers, it is said, to prevent defection in their ranks at Walsenberg, this afternoon.Shortly after four o'clock, two wagon loads of former strikers with their wives who had decided to return to work at the Walsenberg mine were on their way to the mine under guard, when news of the defection brought a mob of strikers about the vehicles.a shot was fired by a striker in the mob.Tt is reported the guards used their\u2019 weapons in reply.\u2018 BERLIN PITCHER WANTED.Berlin, Ont, Oct.24\u2014President Kalfleisch.of the Berlin Canadian League baseball team, today received notice from Secretary Farrell, of the National Baseball Association that Fred Bramble.pitcher, had been drafted by the Fort Wayne club, of the Central League.Notice of the draft was accompanied by a check for $300.The directors are reluctant to accept $300 for the big pitcher and will claim $500 for him.President Fitzgerald, of the Canadian Leaguehas been communicated with in the matter.has drafted Bramble for Manager Shaughnessy, of the Ottawa club.Cee Desh Pe from $1 to $2.50 Sold at 735 cts Come and pick them out \u2014 AT \u2014 LANGL0 It STORE 40-42 St.John St, QUEBEC sugl2xtuthaatxly Stones were thrown and |] It is understood that Fort Wayne |.\u2018reader of advertisements.TFT TV BOGAN.[But they de wot ile sot ETH Tao ORE J.Niel] 28 a 2h 30 LA NE TT TT NTT frequently, to make one vo dollar do the usual work {~ | of two.\u201c4 | studies advertising isahle The experienced reader of advertisements will | always make a dollar |, | command a premium, | that is, make it buy more than the dollar of a non- / How much \u201cabove par\u201d are the dollars in your pocket worth ?| It will depend on how / closely you study .the buying opportunities And a wise man buys early.HIGH CLASS RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.VAN DYKE LAND Co.ze - VANDYKEVILLE Prblpf T y ricfafep2|e EET TTT TTI NER THE PROPERTY OF VANDYKE LAND CO BE TTC PEELE TTR (EA AE, VANBYNE perty values here are increasing by leaps and bounds.3000 men will be employed in this neighborhood.+ square mile of city for residence alone.Here is where a city will spring up over night.Pro 81 Bridge, Quebec.R.M.MACAULAY, Manager.Tel.6092.| LIVED 3,000000 YEARS AGO Mastodon à Youngster Combared With the Ectoconus\u2014 (Fro mtlic Néw York Tribune.) Prof.Henry Fairfield (Jsborn, president of the American Museum of Namital History, told yesterday of a most important discovery in Northcastern New Mexico by members of the staff of.the institution of a mammal that will round opt à period in the world's history about, which little has heretofore been known.Professor Osborn\u2019 said: \u201cThe mastodon is like a thing of yesterday when compared with it.\u201d ; .The mammal in question is known as aw ectoconus, a herbivorous grea- ture that lived 3,000,000 years ago.In fact, in geological time it is thousands of years older than any other mammal sketeton discovered up to now.Only in Northern France and in ium have any fragmemtary evidences of mammals nearly that old been found.The -200 specimens collected by the museum's party in New Mexico include a complege skeleton of the ecto- conus, which will take its place in the mammalian hall as one of the museum's most treasured possessions.Professor Osborn, who has just returned from a two-month visit to three regions in the West where mu- \u2018seum expeditions are at work, was | greatly gratified by the find.He said that Dr.\\Valter Granger, who had found the complete skeleton of the four-toed horse some yeasts ago.had also been at the head of this expedition in New Mexico.\u201cThe ectoconus.\u201d said Professor Osborn, \u201cdates from the very heginning of the age of mammals.The skeleton was discovered in a stratum not far removed from that in which the re- rains of the dinosaur of the reptilian period were found.1t showed that ec.toconus followed shortly after the reptilian period came to a close.The discovery rounds out a very little known perind in the world's history.it is of great significance, and high praise should be given thé men who discovered it.\u201d Professor Osborn said the ectoco- ius, judging by its skeleton, somewhat resembled the wolf in size and contour and was peculiar to the North American continent, and was of a type no longer existing.The skeleton Was discovered 2,000 feet beiow the surface of the carth.1t was found on the side on a bluff.Remains of the nearest existing mammals have in the past been found at 1.200 feet.The present arid region where the important discovery was made at the time of the ectoconus was traversed by a stream somewhat in size and shape like the Orinoco river of South America.The ectoconus lived in Jarge numbers in this land of plenty at thay time, FC Prof.J.H.Sinclair, of Princeton Universily, was one of Dr.Granger's expedition.The discovery about completes the museum's work in that part of the country.where excavations have been conducted for three or four \\vears.All the specimens have come to the museum.Professor Osborn also visited the Niobrara region in Western Nebraska, where a museum party ander Alhert Thompson has been at work.He was shown the bottom of an old stream which was exposed through the use hy the expedition of 500 pounds of nitroglycerin.Here had been discovered skeletons of the mor- \u2018phus, a herbivorous animal larger I than the rhino, and specimens of the pygmy rhino.They existed in a period midway between the mastodon yand the ectoconus.Three of each will be exhibited in a group to go in the centre of the mammalian hall.LOCUSTS GOOD TO EAT Khartoum Residents Have Learned To Turn the Plague to Account.The latest advices from Khartoum state that the usual ditches have bee dug in all directions in anticipation of the summer rains.which, however, have as yet put in an appaerance.Ip the meantime these ditches are having their use, for a plague of locusts has set in.Immense swarms have for days been passing over the city.Locusts, of course, do a vast amount of damage to the fields.They multiply most rapidly, and wherever they settle they devour every vestige of green and leave the land hare.The Sudancse are waging a vigorous campaign against them.and their zeal is whetted hy the fact that locusts constitute for them a very palatable dish.These tocusts are generally caught by the \u201ccypress system.\u201d which consists in digging trenches and erecting on their farther side the screens against which they dash and kill themselves, eventually falling into the trenches.It is not thought that the invasion will reach Egypt.The last time this country was visited by locusts was in 1904, when no fewer than 1,000,000, 000 egg masses were destroyed.The work was carried out by over 240.000 men and cost the Government close to $50,000, which was in all conscience a cheap riddance of the plague.seeing FREE FOR THE ASKIN A prettily illustrated booklet Un the grand Orient-India Cruise.58.\u2018\u2018CLEVELAND\u2019\u2019 leaving New York Jan.15th, under the auspices of the Hamburg?American Line.Call or phone, HONE & RIVET, General Travel Agency 31 BUADE 8T, OPPOSITE THE BASILICA, QUEBEC.TELEPHONE 4104 Ask for prices at the QUEBEC SCRAP METAL CO.149 8t.Roch Stree: for your raw furs, hides and skins and all \u2018{ inde of scrap 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octtixiaw,sattsy INSOLVENT SALE BY TENDER, Under the Winding-Up Act CANADA.Province of \\ Quebec.District of Quebec.IN THE SUPERIOR.COURT.No.2204.sa In the matter of:\u2014 * LA COMPAGNIE DE MARBRE DU CANADA, LIMITEE, In Liquidation Notice is hereby given that accord ing to a judgment rendered on September 19th, 1913, by the Honorable Justice A.Malouin, tenders will be re ceived at the office of the undersign ed liquidators until Saturday, the 15th: day of November, 1913, for\" the putt chape of the assets of the above nam ed Company, as follows: 1.A lot of land containing « Mar ble Quarry, situated at Ste, Thecle in the county of Champlain, P.Q containing about eighteen acres fs area being known and designated as forming part of lots number tw.hundred (200) and two hundred ard one (201), and two hundred and tvo (202), of the cadastral plan for \u2018he parish of Ste.Thecle, in the county of Champlain, with buildings thereon constructed and more fully described and designated in deeds of sale by Treffle Bouchard and Louis Toupin, dated on August 10th, 1912, and another deed of sale by Joseph Richare dated on August 28th, 1912, in favor vf La Compagnie de Marbre du Canada, Limitee.2.The waterworks on same.3.Machineries and tools used fur operations.4.Fire wood, and oils.S, Office furniture and rolling stock This quarry is situated at proximity from railway station and fully supplied with necessary plant and tools to start operation.Samples of marble drawn from the quarry may be seen at our office, at well as certificates of analysis and architect\u2019s appreciations.The five gbove mentioned items will be sold in a single lot and every tender will have to be accompanied ty an accepted cheque for the am sunt of $1,000.00 which will be confiscatev from the tenderer who might refuse to fill the conditions of his tende-.Any person wisking to tender may have all particulars by applying to the office of the undersigned.The liquidators do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any of the tenders that may be offered.BEDARD & BELANGER, Joint Liquidators.Office: 101 St.Peter street.Quebec, October 10th, 1913, 0Oct.15,18,22,25,29.Nov.3,58,11,13, lumber, explosives J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS. 4 P ?; ¥ SYNOPSIS OF REOULATI Lea POP IGOYFENNE, Tinber en Dontz west M erriteries, the Rates Belt in >.nce ta British Ri and the tract Ro eli.per sere.Tn pddition te on the timber out at the rates ction 39 of the r BER PERMITS AND DUES.permit te cut the Quanthy {rating timber set eut in ?ww.cory.Deputy Migister of the laterior.\u2014\u2014\u2014 s breis OF CANADIAN - NORTHWEST LAND REGUL.TIONS Any peseon who is the sol of | foamy, or any male over 1 1e .ead à Quarter vec: { minions land 3 mit Saskatchewan ! Alberta.Teo Nicsat aust, pps in IX] os hacer er \u2014 ier i oo vx en renteaes Swen and land in each of three pour bomestsader may live within nine miles of pe ee a farm ef st least 09 acres y owned and occupied by him er by his ther, spather, eon.daughter, brother er ster.In certain districts 8 bomestesder in good a may preempt à quarter aruien bis somestead.Price $300 per \u2014M in is ÉsitE Le ?mst Yeside upon the.homentead re-emption six months in each of sic years te of homestead entry including the repuired to sarn homestead paten: and vate ea acres extra, whe has exhausted bis asd cannot obtain a mre ter for à purchase homestead certain districts.Price BY.00 per acre, Duties.\u2014~Must reside Mix months in each ot pg een.oe y acres apa erect W.CORY.| Deputy of the Ministez of the laterlor N.B.\u2014Usnsuthorized publication of this sé - wertisement will not be paid tor.pL | 1 Beperiment o Raihvays aed Cont, Caseda CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS.Halifax Ocean Terminals Railway, j Halifax, N.8.] SEALED TENDERS addrested :0 the mndersigned on endorged \u201cTendi Packs} wot, LU fifax Ocean Terminals, wil | be received at this office until twelve * o'clock woom, Saturday, the .twenty- , fifth day of October, 1913, for che | construction of about 6.500 lineal fect of quay wall, foundations for build- + ings, sewers, .Iredging of harbor to à © depth of 45 feet at low water, and filling reclaimed areas.Plans and specifications and form | of tender may be seen and full information obtained at the ofiice of the | General Manager, Moncton, N.B.at the office of the Chief Engiaser uf the Department of RailwAys and Canais, Ottawa, and at the office of-the Superintending Engineer, Halifax, N.S, The right is reserved to reject any or all tenders.\u2019 L.K.JON ES, Assistant Deputy Minister and Secreary.Dept.of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, September 2nd, 1918.MAIL \"CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmasic.General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the Sth December, 1913, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, ou a proposed contract for four years, six times per week each way, between St.Donat and St, Gabriel de Rimouski, from Postmaster General's pleasure.Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of and at the office.of the Post Office Inspector.S.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Office, Quebec, 22nd Oct.1913.© oct24xlaw,frixdw FOR SALE House Noe.308-316 St John Street, 0 p opposite St, Matthew's Church, stores and 2 dwellings.Cood investment, \" W.R.LaiUE, Notary, 5 Friis Real Motate for Bale in : New Jersey.181 FREE Hit Rearfange numbers in exch row 10 total of each will be 18.To the nearest correct answers will be given one lot Free, et Chatsworth: Parl Ch to worth, N.J.Contest elnses st, Address Ww.Corbin, 28 Chrareh rest, Room New York City, Dept 0 NL | ET te any agency, on a ain conditions fader, ring ts aught, brother of | nity.Foun, - ! ) .Half the secret of success: ful pictures is the film.Ses that yoursis EASTMAN \u201cIN.C.FILM the dependable film.The trade-mark \u201cKodak on the spool end identifies the genuine.Catalogue of your dealer's, or on request.Fres.MAIL CON TRACT.SEALED TENDERS addressed to 0 y OLD QUEBEC {1 va N N eo ; HF CLE, October, 1813 snd 1913, N N A Er - \u2014on NESS.OVERLOOKING MADISON SQUARE.Accommodations for 1,000, off ering maximum Maxury and comiort et much lower rates than offered in any other Hotel ln America, consistant with highest class service.A Good Room at $1.50 Per Day.A Good Room, with Bath, $2.00 Per Dex Handsome Apartments of any number of rooms =t proportionate rates.The Management is à guarantee of the highest refinement and protection to ladies and families.DANIEL P.RITCHEY.teb.lSxtu,th,sat.to.Novlà One Bleok West af Brosdway {of construction in line with a street, ; the sidewalk must be kept all the time free of obstruction.and Trains.JLUTELT FIREPROOP 300 Roome (200 with Bath) RATES $1.00 PER DAY UP Park.Public worship at 11 a.m.and 7 p.m.Pastor, Rev.W.Willis Wilks, A welcome to citizens and visitors is Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.Headache | 8 and neuralgia.St.Vitus\u2019 dance and § building felt of at least fourteen pounds to the toise.Phome 1708 QUEBEC.# | & Jn all the wards of this Cityif the owner of a house already buil> wishes to shield the gable ends or sides thereof.facing a yard or a vacant lot, he may cover them with sheet iron laid upon asbestos building felt of at least fourteen pounds to the toise.9.In all the wards of this City, the porches and enclosed stairways sit- nated on the outside of buildings must be shielded on their sides and on the top and bottom thereof with sheet iron laid upon asbestos building felt of at least fourteen pounds to the toise or square, or with other incombustible material above enumerated.10.The wooden sheds or outhouses used as store houses upon the wharves must be shielded with sheet iron laid upon asbestos building felt of nt least fouzteen pounds to the toise or square And if there is no wooden board covered such ashes.tos must exceed by an inch on all sides the studs, rails or rafters.11.Such sheds or ott houses built en wharves must not be occupied as - offices or rooms used as lodgings, un- ) tess such sheds be put in the same | gomditions ss those required for the \u2018 building of houses.14 fa the following wards: St.\u2018John, St.Roch, Montcalm, Jacques «Cartier, St Sauveur, St.Valier, St.26.Every sidewalk.whether temporary or not, fronting a building in course of construction.must be provided at a height of eight feet above the said sidewalk with 8 planking sufficiently strong and waterproof to protect the passers oy against the fall of objects which might drop over them.27.That all the former provisions in the City By-Laws which are incompatible with the provisions of the present by-law, are by the present bylaw repealed.28.WRoever infringes any of the provisions of the present by-law is liable to a fine not exceeding forty dollars.and in default of the said fine and costs thereof, liable to be imprisoned for a space of time not ex ceeding two months.29.Each separate day during which an infringement of any of the above provisions shall be committed or continued during the day, shall constitute a distinct and separate offence punishable in the manner above pre- scribed.NAP.DROUIN, Mayor.Attested: LS H.J.J.B.CHOUFNARD.City Clerk.extended.ion, 11 am.Sermon.7 pm.mon, 11 a.m.Prayer and Sermon, 7 p.m.SIX MONTHS IN JAIL thirty-five years oid.this O'Neal and kissed her.noon he went to jail for six months.and she did not know him lable desire to kiss Mrs, O'Neal.WOMAN THINKS SNAKE I8 ROPE; Mrs.Ida Adams, wi Cora Cor pois Rev.growing girls and women all disap- vices: lst Sunday in the month\u2014 | PE\" when the veins are: filled with Celebration of the Holy Communion, # a.m.; Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 p.m.2nd Sunday \u2014 Morning Prayer and celepration of the Holy Commun.Evening Prayer and 3rd Sunday\u2014Morn- ing Prayer and Sermon, 11 am.; Evening Prayer and vermon, 7 p.m.4th ounday\u2014Morning Prayer and Ser- 5th wunday\u2014Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 am.; Evening FOR JUST ONE KISS Philadelphia, Oct.24.\u2014James Irwin, À MONG | pnil from years of strenuous labor.threw his arms around Mrs, Annie > This after- Irwin did not know Mrs.O'Neal In court trwin declared he had an uncontrol- SHE'S SORRY.Federalsburg.Md, October 24\u2014 wife of Wm.Tand rheumatism, eczema and disfigur- ation eruptions.and ailments of the new.rich red blood Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills actually make.Here is one instance among thousands; Mr.F.Ashford, Haileybury, Ont.says: \u201cSome years ago } contemplated a\u2019 lengthy term of service in India.the last three years being spent in the beautiful but treacherous Poshawar Valley.Aguc and dengue fever were rife.and aithough 1 was fortunate ennugh to escape a severe attac® of either, on my return home it s.on became apparent that the enervating climatic conditions had left thei ravages on ny constitution.In short the reaction bad set in, and inexorable nature was exacting à severt | My first warning of the impending breakdown were severe pains in the back of the head and eyes, insomina, irritability, a general anaemic condi- on and an indefinable nervousness.Life had lost its zest.work became impossible and companionship intol- lerable It really seemed that | was swiftly pasung to that stage where when by chance | read an advertisement of De.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.| twitching of the limbs, indigestion § : 4956 nervousness ends and insanity begins, | $.Telephone 1841 Telephons 2182 SAVOY 68 som CAFE Strent = and Quick Lonci \"25 Special Dinner.\u2026.\u2014.\u2026.Special Chicken Dinner.Maipecque Oysters (on the half- shell), perdora.American Cyaters, (on the half- snicll), per dozen.We serve Oysters in all styles.DUGAL': HOTEL - RESTAURANT- CAFE 142 St.John St, Quebec.Rooms, $I 0 upwssa, with buard, 00.Special rates by the week Breakfast (6:30 tn 10 à m.), 35e Luncheon (12 to i hd Se.Dime Phone vetaurant and Osloorate Presa.Send i Tred asuratot Guide and decdéxiner mas X LT \u2014 St., , __ HOTE GREGORIAN NEW YORK CITY, » a Martinig Broadway at 32 NEW YORK, 600 Rooms 400 Baths 34TH ST.FIFTH AV.BROADWAY, Splendid room, with 14 Stories.Modern.Absoluteadjoining bath, $2.00.With private bath, from $2.50.ly fireproof.Luxurious, comfortable and home-like.Nearest amusements, shops and depots.None better at Any Price 00 Rooms.each wun a private vath.A good roem and bats, $2.00 per day.Others up tw $3.50.Parlor, Bedroom, Bath, $4.00.Special rutes week or month.Restaurant a la Carte.Also Table d'Hote D.P.RITCHEY, Prop.PE EE Mch.5xw.Special weekly rates.Restaurant Prices Moderate, The most convenient location to theatres, department stores and all transit lines; baggage transferred to and from Pevosy)yanie Station | free.Taylor, Peealdenter G Iam, \"Vice.Preaident.Walter Chandier, Jr, Gem.Mgr.Oct.l4xtu.th.satx40 re re rt tr RESORTS \u2014 ANLANTIC CITY, Uaatxir.\u201cHOTEL STERLING | Kentucky Avenue, near Beach, Atlantic Cley, N.J.Open all year.Write for bookiet and rates.The Norris Co, A.L.Beidleman, Managerne- (6 to $ p.tu).Open from 6:30 &.m.until 1 & =m P.W.DUGAL.Propconfess | was skeptical of them doing what dactors had failed to do.but concluded that the cost was small, and perhaps, the chance in their favor, and so decided to try them.To my joy there was soon an improvement, and a continuance of the treatment effected a complete cure.1 was naw as fit and as healthy as any man, and am ever grateful that the lucky perusal of an advert- Adams, proprietor of Riverview Inn here, had a thrilling experience with a snake in one of the rooms of the hotel yesterday.Mrs.Adams entered the room with a broom to sweep it, when she spied what she took to be a piece of rope wrapped around one of the chairs.Grabbing the suppused rope she was horrified to fell it wiggle in her hands, and was panic-stricken when * Malo, Limoilon, Champlain, private stables and dependencies occupied for domaentls purposes shall be considered \u2018a8 sheds (hangars).13.In all the wards of this City, it ts forbidden to construct weoden Buildings of more than thirty-five {eet fa height from the average level of sidewalk to the highest point ef ¢ roof, nor having more than three stories abave the masonry walls of the ST.GEORGES HOUSE 16 St.Anne Street Opposite Place d'Armes, MOST CENTRAL LOCATION IN QUEBEC Very suitable for business men, being close to Law Courts, 46237 BOYS OF THE BLUE.Washington, Oct, 4.\u2014The annual report of Commissioner of Pensions Saltzgaber shows that on July 1 there were on the pension roll 462,379 men who fought in the civil war.The es timated number ia the United States ar and navy dm the war was 2213365, There are 820,200 civil war Spt.20xti,th stx26 Milan Medical Instituls SPECIALTY\u2014Venereal diseases, rapidly cured according to our gellar or basement.pensioners of ail classes.she discovered it was mn snake.A |isement brought to my notice the] sew process by a specialist of the RA D N N Post Office and Lower Town 16.In ail the wards of the City, a| There remain 1.142 Mexican war | lively battle ensued, in which the wo- | wonderful curative properties of Dr.|| Paris and London hospitals.ces, wooden building constructed in con |pensioners and 1,066 from Indian) man and b came out victorious.| Williams\u2019 Pink Pills.\u201d 4101.3 ST, JOHN STREET, Comfortable rooms, good table.Table board by week or month.Terms moderate.Telephone 88 septidx2m Sold hy all medicine dealers or by mail at 50 cents # box or six boxes for $2.50, from The Dr.Williams\u2019 i Medidine Co, Brockville, Ont.© mst TELEFRUNS Ce - > eee | RCE $50 was found.- of the mines wars, The last surviving pensioner of the war of 1812 died eight years ago, aithough 199 widows of that rexcive pensions Upon investigation, she founé the reptile to.be à pet mare belonging to a theatrical troupe stopping st the = HOTEL i= Se eo] = JT Me GANDL MIU: LU, Winnipeg, Man, Sermity with the present bylaw must À de coarnd with brick, stone, materials ne cement, or sheet rom im.\"Phone 1975.Consultations: 7 te 9 p.m.\u201d~ ae , Ontario Lady Suffered Torturss for 12 Years with Burning Eczema \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d and \u2018\u2018Sootha-Salva\u201d Completely Cured Her, Miss Laura E.Mattice.\u2018 NEWINGTON, ONT., Jan.21st, 1913.\u2018#7 was à dreadful sufferer from that awful complaint Eczema, of Salt eum, and this trouble bothered me for about 12 years.My hands and : arms were chiefly attacked, and the pain and irritation were terrible.I con- | sulted several doctors and tried every remedy I heard.of, but nothing did d.Last June, when in Ottawa, a frie tment and to take \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d at the same time.hopes that this would be any better than the other remedies, but after I had taken two boxes of \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d and used one box of \u201cSootha-Salva,\u201d I was entirely cured and all the irritation annoy: [LVE YEARS HORRIBLE TORTURE nd asked me to tr ance left me.My hands have [IS Ht EUROPE EAST WILSON MEXICAN PAPERS SAYS GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE AND GERMANY ARE IN ACCORD, Mexida City, October 24\u2014The controversy between the Unitèd States end Great Britain appears to be having the effect of convincing the Mexlcans that the European \u2018nations are coming into line with England in opposition to the United States, Under the besdlise of \u201cEntre Europe is on the side of Mexico,\" Ei Independiente says; LONDON INTERESTED.\u201cIn London everybody is taking note of the posibility of Asglo-Amer- fean complications.The United States has not taken into account that at the back of Zugland there are many other natiors interested in the |.solution of the Mexican problem.On this line it is known absolutely that three chancelleries are working in perfect accord\u2014namely, those of London, Paris and Berlin, Back of them ace the great European alliances amd the Anglo-Japanese alliance.It would be nejther diplomatie or, pru-, dent to dely these great nations: : El Independiente quotes various London newspapers, the following.extract being credited to the Daily Graphic: \u201cIf.England \u2018does not oppose the expansionist policy of the Americans, she will lose the commerce she has with Mexico and Cen-.{tral America.It is certain that the efforts of the Americans are directed jto secure a rich oil well, and if pos- sibl the control of the traffic of the! Tehuantepec Railway, the victotious rival of the Panama Canal.\u201d mr ir ar .North [day of nest week.\u2026 hia |», RUB WELL WITH B4M-BUKS For bad colds ob the chest, rub the chest and between the shoulders well with Zam-Buk at night.= ; If you auffer/from tatairh or cold in the head, just insert a little Zam- Buk at the base of the nostril, and ag the balm becomes warm, inhale the healing essences which vaporize.Sores in the nostril, which are sometimes set up by catarsd, will yield to Zam-Buk treatment.Mrs.N.8.Babcock, of Matawatchan, Ont, \u201cFor a long time I had a very disagree , inside of the nostrils, which gave me great pain and caused much annoyance.| feared it would turn to can.cet, and ail 1 tried proved unavailing.1 was ordered to try Zam-Buk.and 1 \"glad to say that the sore that de.5 all other remediés was overcome br one box of Zam-Byk and is now spate healed.\u201d .| { Zam-Buk will also be found à sure ture for cold sores, chapped hands, frost bite, ulcers, eezema, blood- poison, piles, cuts, and skin injuries generally.All druggists and stores.S0e box, or Zam-Buk, Co.Toronto.Try Zam-Buk Soap, 28¢ tablet! \u201cTHR HAPPY HUNTERS\u201d A whimsical sperting.frolic in which Matthew Ott has woven a delicious comedy around an outing \u2018by a party of hunters, whose experiences happened to be pretty strenuous, especie ally as complications a arose before the party got fairly settled in their first camp.-Yet with all the complicated situations and side-split- ting surprises, \u201cThe.Happy Hunters\u201d are ever.on :the apot .with merry cal nuabers, rendered by.a.company of playcrs.maty ol whom have been secured from geand opera especially because of their remarkable range [and quality of voice and tone.\u201cThe Happy Hurters will prove a refreshung rurprise in every particular.It will be given Friday and Satur\u2014 lost ds he dances, povel figures and pretty musi.(y, : \u2014Ne, éét.\u2014 | J = © GiTy OF QUESEG ; TITY MALL., \u201cBY-LAW Ne.4.Annexstieq of the Municipal of, Lütie River (Le Petite Rivers), té the City of Québec.(Drawn up in the French Language.) At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, held en the 10th day of October, ons thou- sang nine hundred and thirteen (1913) the following by-law was read for the first time.lt is ordained and enacted by the Municipst Council of the City of Quebec, and thé said Council 6rdains ang\u2019 onacts as follows: 1.After the approval of the present] by-law by the municipal electors oe he municipality of Little River (La 'stite Rivigre), in the manner prescribed.by Bw, the territery now comprised within the limits of the said mynicipality of Little River (La Petite Riviere), shall be annexed to the city of Quebec and shall form part thereof a3 the ward knows as St.Charles ward.\u201d 2.8t.Charles ward shall be repre- seated in the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec by two Aldermen, who | Hy shall be elected In the manner provided by law, by the municipal electors of the territory so annexed possessing the qualifications prescribed by the charter of this city for voting at the clection of one alderman for Seat No.1, and one alderman for Seat No.2.and the list of such electors shall be previously made out by the secretary-treasurer of the annexeu municipality, who shall forward such ist to the City Clerk.3.As soon as the said Aldermen shall have been elected according tu.law and will be in default to sit in the Council of this City, the secre- tary-treasurer of the said Municipality of Little River (La Petite Riviere), shall deliver to the Treasurer of the City all minute books, registers, assessment or valuation rolls, arcltives, papers ard documents what- taxes or licenses whatseendr on ask wit far the oar sid farming lands, axeept à tax of filty cents (50c) per : OX OF cow watered with water trom ths City aqueduct PUBLIC NOTICE © Ig hereby givin them, in conformity to law.the above dy-lnw will be read à second tige, for adoption, on Friday, the seventeenth day of October instant, 1918, a By order N.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, Sp am\u2014 w\u2014\u2014 * CITY OF QUEBEC.City of Quebec, Distrist of Quebec.- RY-LAW NO.444.- \u2014 ! CONCERNING THE ANNEXA- (MION OF VILLE MONTCALM TO THE CITY OF QUEBEC (Drawp up in the French Language.) At à mecting of the Municipal Council of the City of Qu.bec, held st tbe City Hall.in the said City on the 10th day of October, one thonsand nine bundred and thirteen (1913), in conformity 10 law and in virtue of à -law passed by this Council pur- susnt thereto.and after the due observance of all the formalities prescribed by the.statute in such case tvade and provided, at which meeting weré present two-thirds of the members composing the Council of the City of Quebec, that is to say: His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Beaumont, Campbell, Cannon.Collier, Cote, Dinan, Dussault.Emond, Flset, Gauvin, Gosselin, Lantier, Lavigueur, Lockwell, Madden, Morin, .Plamondon, Pouliot, Trudel, Verret.DRAFT OF BY-LAW Concerning the Annexation of the Town of Montcalm to the City of Quebec.It is ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Cuebee, and the said Council ordains rem sre te have the privilege of s-certgln \u2018 voluationfor-:2 - esedie-evmble, cé years: on the conditions set forth im we above, shall, during id years, assessed at the rate of 3s 1% tone bait of ome Der cent.) urine 1 jrimove- ables, and 4 \u2018of (guæhalf of ons per cent.) Water «rate on prater sad drainage) based the value awentioned iy, he valuation- iol This last menti x on buildings sure rounded by larg® tracts of \u2018land shall be imposed aécording Lo thé mode actually practised is the city of Quebec, and as regards the lands upos which the water from the waterworks and drainage are not yet introduced, the water rate shall be one-eighth of articles 7 and 8 h 'j one per cent.upon thew yalu:.The waterworks now existing in the town of Mo#tcalm Shall, be come the property of the City of Quabec, remain as separate as they are iow; hey shall be fed from the sent sources and shyll be maintalned in good and effective condition as except in case of fire, shall be soluly for the service of the Ward so annexed, and that so long as the City Engineer will judge it convenient im the interest\u2019 of the efficiency of the general service of said Ward, .11.During the five years following the annexation, the City of Quebec shall spend an amount of »t least two hundred and fifty thousan dollars on works of a permanent nature required in the ward.at the rate of at least one hundred thousand dollars for the first year; seventy-five thousand dollars for the second year; forty thousand dollars for the third year; twenty thousand dollars for th fourth year, and fifteen thousand dollars for the fifth year.» 12.The Corporation of the City of Quebec shall introduce and maintais the water of the waterworks aud shall construct and maintain sewers fol drainage as weh as cesspools, and put hydrants i.the streets and avenues of the ew ward when it shall deem the same expedicnt.13.Within the limits of the new ward, the St.Foye Road: the St Louis Road, the Belvedere Street, ths Levis Aveane in Montcalm Park shall 1 be paved or macadamized uring the year 1914, as nceds be.provided thé water works and drainage systemt soever belonging to the Corporation | And enacts as follows: KILLS WOULD-BE SUICIDE.|of the said municipality of Little| 1.After the approval of the present ; ; i ivi by-law by the majority of the muni- San Be do, October 24\u2014Imagin- | River (La Petite Riviere), as well as | by 14.The other streets shall be spene n Bernardo, Octo magi all sums of money that may be in| cipal electors of the town of Mont- ed, paved or macadamized as \u201ceed shall \u2018have been introduced therein in D been, ever since, perfectly free from the Salt Rheum, and I have had no re- THE OPERA STARS.\"IMAGINATION NEARLY A a permanent manner.turn of the disease.I look upon the cureas wonderful, inasmuch as no| Leo Slezak, known the world over |.hysician was able to cure me, and I had tried every remedy that 1 had | as the giant Czech tenor, the.idol of].b en sold about, yer withoue the slightest Demet, until 1 used \"Souths: Vienna and Berlip and one of the i ly killed Rex Langheh alva\u201d Ointment and took \"Fruit-a-tives.\u201d \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d coole the blood.ation nearly ed Rex Langhehn yes- | 8% 242 : i à ) and practically relieved the disease and the Ointment completed the cure.moe Popular members of She Metro-, terday.A druggist asranged to save [ his possession in his capacity of sec- a rho recor et wn who Îfor the same arises.cannot sufficiently thank the proprietors of \u2018these medicines for my as pera Lompany, New ork, his life by filling an order for carbolic | retary-treasprer, and from and after by-law in th ibed bi | 15.All the streets and avenues\u2019 of relief and T make this \u2018statement with the hope that some sufferers from | %ill appear with the National Opera \u2018acid with 8 harmless fluid.Lang.[the date of such delivery, afl sums| by-law in the manner prescribed by |, \"J 5 020i 8 as well lighted Chrogic Eczema or Salt Rheum, will read my testimony and try this wonder- | Company of Canaca as Lohengrin and behn | fatewell gof¢ to hif wife, | Of Money, due or to become due tp law, and especially in accordance with as those of the other wards of the ful ointment and \u201cFruit-a-tives.\u201d and get well.No one can estimate the | Othello, the two parts in which he | DED sent a fatewell pole to hik wife, he f er Corporation of the muni.| section 71 of the Act 51-52 Victoria, Gi torture of this terrible disease who has not suffered from it, and 1 want the | achieved the greatest success of his | 920K the liquid and apparently suf.| the former Co A Ri La Petite | chapter, 78, it is enacted that the ter | CHY- ; good news, that a remedy has been found, to be known everywhere.\u201d career.fered all the agonies of poisoning.| cipality of Little iver 1 to ritory now comprised ic the limits of |, !& During the first year following (Miss) LAURA E.MATTICE Marie Rappold, dramatic soprano of | H¢ Was rushed to the county hospital | Riviere), shall be payable only tof he Town of Montcalm, shell, through | the annexation.a fire alarm system \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d \u201c .\"wi .- tan * Prato of | where it was said he would require |the Treasurer of the said City.the operation of the law, si in virtue | Pall be organized like the system of 3 Fruit-a-tives\u201d and \u201cSootha-Balva\u201d will cure any case of Eczema, \u2018no | the Metropolitan Opera Company and F d after the election pf pe e law, hy matter how severe or how long you have suffered.Eczema is caused by im- | for four years one of the gépatest a wetk to recover \u2018from the, mental ne Le ederme re City of Quebec of the present by-law, be innexed to |® © City of Quebec, and at least as pure blood, chronic indigestion, constipation \u2018and nervousness, but there is stars of that institution, will appear shock.Langbehn lives in Cromberg, : Le alone be fiable for the debts the City of Quebec and gall form F7 D i i usually a tiny parasite or germ which attacks the skin and causes the burn.| Cat\u2019 PP! Cal, and formerly resided in Detroit.| shal art thereof to all intents and pur- I~ uring the year following the ing and itching.\u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d removes all impurities from the blood, tones | \"111 the National Opera Company of ?- - \"| contracted by the Corporation ci the poses The sid Town of Hontealm annexation, the City of Quebec Coruw the stomach, improves digestion, and regulates the bowels.\u201cSoothas Canada as the \u201cstreet singer\u201d in Pon- AVERAGE GIRL NOT PIT municipality of Little River (La Pa shall then be one of the wards of the | Poration shall improve the fire and Iva\u201d kills the germs of Eczema, allays the urning and inflammation, and | chielli's La Gioconda\u201d and as Elsa MOT OOD, | tite Riviere), and all moveable and city of Quebes, and shall be known | POlice services of the new ward.stops the intense itching.1f you are suffering with Eczema, no matter in \u201cLohengrin.\u201d .FOR OTHERH \u201clà belonging to y : de = ps 18.The City of Quebec shall ash t p: 1 : ing with wha er immoveable property 318 and designated as \u201cBelvedere Ward.y Quebec you have tried for it, take the advice of Miss Mattice and use the wonderfu Jeanne Gerville-Reache, principal | Chicago, October 24\u2014The first Sex lthe said Corporation shall becc.ae Th \"i hall be effect.| the Provincial Government to not combination of \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d and \u201cSootha-Salva.cal sige | Contralto of Hammerstein's Manhat- | hygiene lecture in the local public land be che property of the City of ee de me eect | grant any licenses for the sale ef in.Fruit-aetives\u201d is sold by all dealers at 50ç a box, 6 for $2.50, trial ; A : ; ed on the following conditions, to a: ; Se > 25.\u201cSootha-Ealva\u201d is 50¢c a box Sent on receipt CE pri ), t $12¢,.{ tan Opera House, Boston Opera Coni-'{ schools was delivered in the Coonley Quebec.wit; toxicating liquors within the linits ol ink ipt of price by Frait-a-tives | pany and the Chieago-Philadelphia | School today by Dr.Carpling Hedger $.Immediately after the said annez- 2 * The said ward shall be represent- the new ward.ompany, wili be principal contraltà | to parents of school girls.e said: ation, the City shall take the meces- ed in the Council of.the City po I.YMA HS bed , of the National Opera Co.| The average Chicago-igirl is unfit 4 yf : She will appear 2s Dalila.fe a for motherhood.The material for.| $8TY steps to cause to be removed | (jucbec by 1wo aldermen, in conform- j ; po ; and to disappear the toll gates which | ity to the Statute 1, George V, chapter : which she created in America when | motherhood is discouraging, There arc erected on the roads of the said [150 section 27.sub section 3a.live stock or mercato nee the that magnificent opera was produced \u2018 are two causes-for the inefficiency of srecte 9, | | at the Manhattan Opera House.Chicago girls for motherheod.These | PUNIcIpality thus annexed.; 3.The first election of the two a for farming such lands, except for Luisa Villani, wonderful young ly.| may be traced to the school and the 6.The public roadways Sunn ne | dermen after the annexation shall | water rates.ric soprano, who is the favorite at the | home.In neither place have the | from east to west in the sai munie take place dar section 72 of the 20 Carters, hackmen, bakers.milk: famous\u2019 Italian opera house, Teatro | girls been conserved.People have |cipality shall be widened in such a) Act 51-52 ictoris, chapter 78, and | men, and other persons residing io La Scala, and former member of the | been so carried away with the eco.| manner as to be of a width of sixty | shall be effected in the manner pre- | the Town of Montcalm who may have Metropolitan \u2018 Opera Company, New | nomic necesity in the last fifty years | fect (60).scribed by law, by the municipal elec- | obtained licenses.from the City- of York, who sang in almost every prin- | that a giel has never been considered | 7.Such widening shall be executea | tors of the territory so annexed who Quebec previous to the annexation, 4 : Pe à the qualifications required by | for lying thei busi d .tor.She has been judg- | within two (2) years from the date | posses: tions required or plying their business, trades of oc od Some Aou of Europe.Central ed a ur power.but hot ass of the annexation when and where| the Charter ° the said City lor voting cupations in the pH City for the cur.of Butterfly and Desdemona, future mother, the City Council shall adjudge it to| #t the electiobs of such Aldermen re- {rent fiscal year, tzay obtain from the ° _ .S tively, according to a list pre.| city th payment of the am ka.\u201cGi be divided into three | be necessary, and it shall be executed | \u2018PC city the repayment of the amounts on Otaka one of one beat kn nr Clara re motherhood, To |in conformity with the alignment | viously prepared by the secretary- | they have paid over and above that At- treasurer of the annexed municipality | paid for such licenses by persons ree lanatic, has sung at Convent Garden, [the first class belong the girls who which shall have béen fixed and de.who shall transmit the same to the | siding ; ¢ London, Opera in Paris.Metropolitan | are so fine that nothing Burts them.| tétmined previowely by the City En.City Clerk after having subdivided rhe Cre Sr Bebe regus Opera House, New York, Boston These girls may go through college | Sineer.; i the polling districts in accordance | late the construction of buildings in Opera Company and Chicago-Phila- | without harm, I of nsgassity the 8.The land required for such wid-| pith article 5378 of the Revised Sta- | he new ward mn such a manner as to ) | delphia Opera Company.She - has | enter the economic mill to earn \u2018their | ening and to straighten where ne- | tutes.respect, in their general disposition been especially engaged to sing Or- | own living they come oWt without | cessary the said roads running from | 4 When the said Aldermen shall | the actual by-laws of the Town of rud in \u201cLohengrin\u201d and La Cieca in | physical injury.+ .~ | east to west, shall be ceded gratuit-{ nave been su elected and shall be le- Montcalm on construction, and shall \u201cLa Gioconda.\u201d © \u201cThe second class.vf girls ought |ously to the City by the proprietors gally entitled to sit in the Git+ Coun- not allow the construction \u2018and opera.| Helen Stanley, one of the younger \"never to marry.They were pever in- [of the said Jands bordering on the cil, the secretary-treasurer of the | ion of factories, forges.shops stores, members of the Chicago-Philadelphia [tended to reproduce their kind and rends.And the Corporation of the| Town of Montcaim shall hard over or any business or industrial estab- Opera Company, who during two | become a factor in the race.They | said Municipality shall before annex- to the treasurer of the city all the lishment whatever along the \u201cSt.> f.ahort seasons has achieved fame as a |8re nervous, tubercular and irritable.| ation obtain the consent to that pur-| minute books, registers, assessment Louis and St.Foye Roads.west af full-fledged star, has been engaged to a \u201cTo the third class belong the army | pose of the proprietors interested.or valuation rolls, archives, papers Maple Avenue, nor on Maple Avenue > .\"sing \u201cThais\u201d with the National Opera | ôf women who have weakisesses, but { lt : nor on Belvedere Street.mor om ; NS |Company of Canada.who are not unfit to take their places | duce the water works into the ssid| ing to the Corporation of the Town Avenue des Braves, nor on the Levis | Guiseppe Gaudenzi, principal tenor | in the scheme of life.They should | roads as neds arises and when 1| of Montcalm, as well as all sums of Avenue mn Montcalm Parkhe oyal ; rust 0 of the Boston Opera Co.and Chicago- [think of marriage and learn of the | will become necessary.money which may then be in his pos- | 22 The City of Quebec shall favor ' © [Philadelphia Opera Company, is one | divinity of motherhood.\u201d 10.The said roads shall be lighted | session in his said capacity of secre.| = regulate the planting of trees and - .p \u2018of the most prominent Italian tenors.\u2014 - by means \u2018of electric light, in the | tery-treasurer, and from and after generally maintain and add to-the \u2018He will appear as Pinkerton in \u201cMs | Only One \u201cBROMO QUININE\" | course of the year following the as.| such delivery, all sums of money due typical character of a residentisi quar- Dueees pua des 19.Proprietors or occupants of farming lands shall, during the ten years following the unnexation.pay \u2014 TELEPHON 1 \u2014 PICARD MACHINE SHOP CO.5 LALIBERTE STREET ENGINEERS - MACHINISTS eee Stationary Engines and Marine Machinery, Electri cal, Hydraulic and Steam Elevatars.F ALL KINDS decloxiawsataly 9.The City ef Quebec shall intro-| and all documents whatsoever belong- 1 \u2018dama Butterfly.\u201d That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN | nexation\u2014and the electric tramway | 4nd to become due te the former cor- hich the new ward desi Cepita Fully Paid Up - $1,000,000 Mishaska Leon, the young Russian INE.\u201cLook for the signature % E.| shall be extended upon the said ronds poration 9 ble Haut Scies Tram possess.en calves te Reserve Fund - - - - « 1,000,000 ftenor, is one of the discoveries of the | W.GROVE.Cures \u2018= Colt in One | within the.two (2) years from the) U8 payable to the City Treasdirector of the National Opera Com- { Day, Cures Grip in Two Days.25c, | date of thé annexation.; i 3 pany of Canada.He will appear as 11.The fire brigade and fire de- men.the saséts an Tiabiliies of the |Nicies in \u201cThais\u201d and as Samson in [ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT ON | partment shall be increased so 23.10] Town of Montcalm\u2019 shall be consofi.\u201cSamson et Dalila.\u201d THE QUEBEC AND LAKE || °*tend to the new ward the protection | 1.0p wiih\u2019 the assets and liabilities Ma: Salzinghoff, the eminent bari- : against fire.of the City of Quebec, and that City tone who sang in all of the principal 8T.JOHN RAILWAY 12.During the five (5) years ex-| ghall be vested with the rights and be opera houses in Europe, will appear | On Wednesday last, the Quebec & | tending from the first of May.1914, tu| fiable for the obligations legally con- as Sharpless in \u201cMadama Butterfly\u201d | Lake Si.John Ry.insugurated a [the 30th of April, 1919, the buildings| tracted by the Town of Montcalmand as Telramund in \u201cLohengrin.\u201d CITY OF QUEBEC October ist, 191% Public Notice Re Snow Guards, The attentipn of the public is called Lo .; i! 4 and 5 of By-l A Buffet Observation Parlor Car Ser- |now existing in the municipality ofl 6 From the date of the annexation concerning the lighting oF a.) \" BOARD OF DIRECTORS Rigi Hon.Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, .C.M.G, Presideny, Mr.H.V.Meredith, Vice-Presidens E.B.Greenshields, R B.Angus, C.R.Hosmer, Dora de Phillippe, French lyric so- | vi e, on their morning train, bet Little River (La Petite Riviere), and| to the 30th of April, 1914, no other i i A.Baumgarten, Sir W.C.Macdonald, prano, who created the role of \u201cMa- Quebec and Chicontin.» Detween those that will be built in the said taxes shall be levied upon the inhabi- pions of the city, which read as foi- A.D: Braithwaite, Hon, R.Mackay, dama Butterfly\u201d in America, will ap- These Buffet Observation Parlor [new ward to the 30th of April, 1917,] tants of the new ward than those im- 4.When the apparak_s for the said A.Macnider pear in several roles.Cars have been specially designed to [shall not be taxed at a higher rate | posed by the Council of the Town of lighti hall be ph ; ; David Morrice, Jane Noria, American dramatic s0- give all the comfort possible.to the | than the rate now in force at Littl: Montestm for the fiscal year 1913- places where they hid exposed to } prano.She sang at the Opera and | traveling public of the uebec and | River (La Petite Riviere), as regards 1 i Sir T.G.Shaug ECVO 8 ga assessments on immoveables, and| 7.During the seven (7) years.follow- damage hrough the fall of of baila: pr W ven.KCl .Metropolitan Opera House in New A thing which particularly charac.[their value as presently entered in| ing the Ist May, 1914, the immove- ings, the proprietor of said buildin iliam orne, MG.York.A LL.terizes these cars, is their observa- | the valuation roll ahall remain the| ables of the new Belvedere Ward on shall place on the edge of the roof + .Maria Claessens, mezzo-soprano of | tion platform.This platform will give | same for the said purposes.which one or more buildings are erect- | paid building a snow fender or an ap.che Company is authorized to act as Trustes, Executor under Will, | La Scala.Milan, Teatro Colon, Bue- a good opportunity to the travelers | 13.During the ten (10) years ex-| ¢d, shall not be valued, either as to propriate and convenient protection Astigass, etc, to give Bonds in connection with Judicial Proceedings, | nos Ayres.and the Metropolitan and | to see the beautiful panorama of the | tending from the first of May, 1914,] their real value or yearly or leasing | { °F reevent the fall on the said and to accept any nancial Agency.; Boston Opera Houses.She is well | Lake St.John Region, through which |to the J0th of April, 1924, the lands] value, for an amount higher than that lighting apparatus of any snow or ice As the we of the Province of Quebec does not require Executors te (known in Montreal, where she sang this line runs, and will render their | employed ss farming lands.including | at which they are now entered on the or objects of à similar nature to dam- Sire sscwley Con ar ministration, Sor does it oblige them to render as.| with the Montreal Opera Company trip more pleatant.fhe buildings thereon presently erect- Valuation ro the ron.of due \"or age the said lighting apparatus.3 \u2014 Another point which is also to be |ed, shall continue to be assessed at , \u201c5 4 the ovn.a buildin hig MEN'S CLOTHES NEARING fv eine cee acs on considered is their Buffet.Excellent | the rate and upon the value at which| more buildings are erected within it it lects to pl th The Royal Trust Company PERFECTION.EXER CARTE' meal will be ser.| they are presently ted but only ap] tres (3) years rom now.shail dar S411 0Mis or neglects to place on the We do not claim to be perfect, but | ed at moderate prices, and the great | long as they shall remain thus em.entered on the alustion roll cro snow fender sufficient to prevent the Ader than an Individual, sa Executor, afiords the greatest possible security | Fashion-Craft Clothes are made as variety of food shown on thy Menus, | ployed for farming purposes.veal value.at theif | fall on the said electric lighting da opens ea due von canter ds Sts charges are Saienini and | near perfection in fit and quality as it | will be of first choice, 14.From the 30th of April, 1917,| a During the ten years following | PATatus of snow or ice or ather will be Dest] ov Baars Opera Comique in.Paris and at the Chicoutimi Line.is ible.i y The architecture of thoss cars is | all lands upcn which new buildings 914.id.| jects liable to damage the said lighting honestly and economically manag Le possible or re $1 5.00 an d upward also of exquisite taste and of palatial | or new constructions shall be erected the oo ui he, fang.Pi éivié apparatus, such proprietor shall be Company will act as Agent and Attorney fof Executors already | Overcoats.In the case of special or- | style.in the said ward, shall be subjected| golely for farming urposes, shall con.| lisble to a fine not exceeding forty going, ill manege Estates, and will receive \u2018ree of charge, for safe kcep- | der garments they are cut, made and | The Quebec & Lake St.John Rail- [to be assessed in the same mannes tinue to be valued at the same rate | dollars, and in default of payment of ing, Sealed Wills in whic it ie named Executor, fit from your own individual measures | ay Co.did not spare anything to [as in the other wards of the city.as that for which they appear on the | the said fine and costs, to an dmprisone from any cloth you may select, from | make these nice cars comfortable in | 15.The residents of tha north side! valuation roll of the Town of Mont.| ment for a space of time not exceed the large variety of samples shown.| every respect to the Traveling Public, | of the river who hold contracts with| calm, notwithstanding any improve.| ing two months.Try it out, and see how it works; no | and sincerely hope that it will be ap- | private companies for the supply of | ments thereon, either as regardo| ! have the honor to request profit no cost at preciated.; water shall be exempt from the water | farming purposes or in conrection | prietofs oppotite whose property or L.A.ROY.Propri This shows that the New Manage.| tax until the 30th of April, 1919, with the houses and other buildings | namental poles have bren erected to : + Proprietor.ment of this Railroad is doing every-| 16.The proprietors or occupants of actually on them or those which may | kindly have the snow guard above Shops of Fashion-Craft, thing possible to ameliorate its ser- | lands used for farming purposes shall replace them for the same\u2019 purposes, | referred to erected imme tiatelv.178 St.John Street, vice and give entire satisfaction to its | not pay, during the period of ten (10) | during the said ten years.W.D.BAILLAIRGE, 128 St Joseph Street, » | patrons The Company is also prepared to receive securities keeping, Solicitors ond\u2019 Not : placing b eu - , rs and Notaries ng business with the Company ee rma advice may be obtained at * Bank of Montreal Building, 8t.Pater Street.° * A.E.NASH, (Manager of the Bank of Montreal, MANAGER IM QUEBEC, - .>.Coa, + .A LE .en ecidixJ|years following the annexation, dny| 9 The buildings and leads which City Bogineon, | | IRE has ended the business existence of many men through | loss of books.Cheap, inefficient safes might be equally ruinous.Don\u2019t take chances.When buying, relinbility is worth everything.TAYLOR SAFES have saved many à man from ruin.Write us for full information.F Taylor uu me YAfE\u20ac3 TOKONTO SAFE WORKS TORONTO Lranches at MONTREAL WINNIPEG VANCOUVER Winter Overcoats, Double Breasted, Storm Coliars.$35.00 Winter Overcoats, Double Breasted, Storm Collars.$40.00 Winter Overcoats, Double Breasted, Raglan Sleeves.$40.00 Wunting Coats, Dbuble Breasted, Khaki Colour.$22.50 LADIES\u2019 WOOL GLOVES, CHILDREN'S WOOL GLOVES, MEN'S V/77\" TOVES, JOHN DARLINCTON, i2;5irreu Selling Agents for Jaeger Pure Wood Laurent .PA uebec Saturday LL.1:00 p.r Quete EONDAYS: pom rom ese se ses oa, B.From St Jean.sees aun > pa n Saturday the same Steam run between Quebec and St.Francois.L O, s0 as to give citizens the advantage of breathing the fine air from the river, Leaving Quebec.Return se00.6:30 am «+ CAMA 0 ah : 1 Le A gers, the mails and Quebec goods, the | SS.ste.20.000 quarters grain, Baltimore |.DIRECTORY OF OCEAN SAILINGS .Dots of Seiting with porte pi re 23 20002 Robt.Reford Co.; fruit.\u2018 .Hearn, Montreal, Quebec $8.Co.; general cargo.Dredge.New Welland, Germanyz Clepred.SS.Corsican, Cook, Montreal, Allan, Rae & Ca; part cargo.SS.Premona, Cunningham, Montreal, Robt.Reford Co.; part ea:go.SS.Caseapedis, Hearn, Pictou, ete, Quebec SS.Co.; passengers and a general cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Quebec, Oct.24, 1913.Cape Salmon, 81: Cloudy, southwest G@ut:915-em City of London.Father Paint, 157: Cloudy, light south.In 11.10 am.Keyville.Out 9.55 am.S.B: Pôrt Colborne.Little Metis, 175: Cloudy, south.In 1.10 pm.Empress of Britain, Matane, 2000 Cloudy, southwest.Qut 7.50 am.Graciana; 10.15 am.Cervona Martin River, 260: Cloudy, southwest.Out 11 am.Grampian.Fame Point, 325: Cloudy, fight south.In 10 am.Kendal Castle.Heath Point: Clear, strong southeast.In noon Roya! Edward.Cape Ray, Nfld, 553: In 10.30 am.Tyrolia abeam.Flat Point, 575: Clear, south.In 8 am.Wagama.Out 10.30 am.Knutsford.In yesterday 4 pm.Maskinonge; 5 pm.Stormount.Out yesterday 1.30 pm.Portis.| Natshquan: - Natashquan anchored.Clarke City: Raining, light west.C.G.S.Montcaht arrived 1 pm.yesterday nad left 2 pm.same day.Point Amour, 673: In 8 am.Scandinavian; 9.30 am.Canada; 10.30 am.Ausonia abeam.Belle Isle, 734: Clear, southwest.In 11 am Montfort.Cassandra 200 miles east hoon inward.Abowe Quebec.Sorel, 100: Raining, south.In 1145 am.Norbilda.Batiscan, SI: Raining, calm.Out 2.20 pm.Alasks and tow.Portneuf, 31: Raining, northeast In 2.15 pm.City of Sydney.St.Nicholas, 12: Foggy, calm.In 3.05 pm.Mount Royal.H.S.McGREEVY, Superintendent, HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.Oct.AM.PM.Friday - 24 12.25 1,18 Saturday .25 1.5 2.3 Sunday .26 3.00 3.28 MILLION IN BONDS FOR FUTURE BRITISH KING.London, October 24\u2014King George will shortly invest more than $1,000,- 000 in stocks and bonds for the benefit of the Prince of Wales.The purchase will be made in the name of Leopold de Rothschild, who has lately become associated with the conduct of the financial affairs of the royal family.The money represents accumulated revenues from the Duchy of Lancaster, which is the property of the Prince of Wales, but the latter will not have complete control of the income until be reaches his majority, INDIGESTION, GAS, DYSPEPSIA GONE \u201cPAPE'S DIAPEPSIN® FIXES SICK, SOUR, GASSY STOMACHS IN FIVE MINUTES.Wonder what upset your stomach\u2014 which portion of the food did the damage\u2014do you?Well, don\u2019t bother.If your stomach is in a revolt; if sour, gussy and upset, and what you just ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food: breath foul, tongue coated\u2014just take a little Pape's Diapepsin and in five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress.Millions of men and women today know that it is needless to have a bad stomach.A little Diapepsin occasionally keeps this delicate organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear.If yonr stomach doesn\u2019t take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your fond is a damage instead of a help.remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Pape\u2019s Dispepsin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores, It's truly wonderful\u2014it digests food and sets things straight, so gently and easily that it is really astonishing.Please, for your sake, don't ee, \u201c DODE ae S FINANCIAL.(From Barry & McManamy.) C.P.R.eurnings, third week of October, increase $309,000.metal market\u2014Closed: Spot £74 10s unchanged; futures Æ73 5s, off 75 6d; sales spot 200 tons, [utures 1400 Tin quiet, spot £184 15s unchanged; futures £185 7s 6d unchanged.Best selected copper £79 10s, off 10s.Spelter £20 10s unchanged.OILS, ETC.Savannah, Ga, Oct.24\u2014Turpentine firm, 42e; sales, 259; receipts, 769; shipments, 879; stocks, 29.734.| ; Rosin, firm; sales, 1241; receipts, 1890; shipments, 5424; stocks, 155,000.CLOSING LETTER Recelved over the private wire of Neuville Belleau & Co.brokers, 93 St Peter st, Quebec.New York, Oct 24\u2014Again professionalism governed the course of prices and caused an opening market directly contrary to public expectation.However, alter the first quarter hour there was selling from various sources and the advance (which was limited at the best) was checked, the market becoming dull and heavy and declining fractionally to about last night's clos- g.The market withstood the reports of war with Mexico, which were later denied, also the Vanderlip currency proposition, which may cause dissension in Congress and delay the passage of any remedial legislation and in the afternoon dealings turned firme: and regained its lost position.Steel sold 57%, Union Pacific 15154 and Reading 162%, being gains of Ha to 1 point.Business was very dull throughout, only 180,000 shares being handled up to 2 o'clock.London sold about 15,000 shares.Copper metal sold 17 cents and exports increased for the week 2351 tons.Money is returning from the Interior and the banks have gained $1,800,000 cash so far this week, including government payments.The $10,000,000 bond issue by Chicago Northwestern has been easily disposed of by the bankers, The statement by Secretary of State Bryan that Huerta would not accept the election to the Mexican Presidency helped the bulls in the late dealings and Baruch and his followers were reported as bidding prices up.The buying of 7000 American Can common was said to represent covering of shorts by a large trader.Judge Gary's speech was not unfavorable on the outlook, putting the blame for depressed conditions on the politicians.Mr.John Claflin states that the dry goods situation is very good, stock on merchants\u2019 shelves low and disposed to be cautiously buying supplies.The closing was closing at the best prices, with disposition te buy stocks more in evidence.A few items of encouragement would go a great ways towards reassuring the public and the public is really anxious to be reassured.-\u2014 FEMALY.HELP WANTED.MONEY easily earned time, writing for the movies.Experience unnecessary.Full particulars free.New York's School of Photoplay Writing.101 Astor Theatre Building, Broadway, New York.AGENTS \u2014\u2014\u2014 AGENTS\u2014500 per cent profit.Gold and Silver Sign Letters for store and office windows.Anyone can put on.Free sample.Metallic Letter Co., 437 N.Clark, Chicago.SALESMEN WANTED _\u2014 SALESMEN WANTED \u2014 Experience unnecessary, easy work, big pay.Write for large list of openings offering opportunities to earn $100 to $500 a month while you learn, positions assured.Address Dept.544, National Salesmen's Training Association, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, San Franciscoin spare HELP WANTED\u2014MALE \u2014\u2014 LEARN BARBER TRADE~ Few weeks required; tools free; positions secured.Molar System, 21 years established.42 colleges.Write for particulars.Molar Barber College, 62n St.Lawrence Boulevard, Montreal, tt AGENTS & SALESMEN WANTED \u2014 ee WANTED at once.A & \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Perso: .to work for us in spare time at home.No ex ce required with our NEW ART COLORING PROCESS.Easy and fascinating work.Good pay.No canvassing.Write for instructions (free).COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO, 315 College 8t, TORONTO, Canadauth.st lar dresser knows that.TERNS RIGHT.From $20 to $40.LOST.KEYS LOST\u2014A small bunch of office deor and desk keys on a ring, lost from lower to upper town (Cape).Finder will please return same to this office or telephone 1310 or 3279 and receive reward oct25x3 LOST\u2014From des Carriers to St.Aun street, a white lace collar or \u201cguinpe.\u201d Finder kindly return to No.§ St.Genevieve avenue or notify by calling phone No, 4237.DOG LOST OR STRAYED\u2014A Brindle or White Boston terrier, wearing a brass studded, red leather collar.Finder returning to Major Weatherbie, Artillery Park, will be rewarded oct.24x3.WANTED.rt tr rt TYPEWRITER \u2014 Wanted, good operator for French and English correspondence, taken from Dictaphone machines, Apply at once.LaRue & Trudel, Dominion Building, 126 St.Peter Street, Quebec.oct25x3 WANTED.\u2014Bright young men.Apply to Dominion Cor- 55 Charest Stset Company, oct.24x3, WANTED\u2014To buy an old Pistol, Chronicle Office.PUPILS WANTED.\u2014A young lady would like to have a few pupils for private lessons in French or English.A special and rapid method of French cofiversation for pupils, easy for children.Piano lessons at $1.50 per month.Lessons to be given at her domicile or at domicile of pupils.Apply to Teacher, care Chronicle, oct.24x1w.SITUATION WANTED.A FIRST CLASS COOK, from London, wishes employment in a private family.Can supply good reference.Apply to Mrs.T.Gordon, Hotel: Blanchard.oct, 24x3.TO LET.FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.\u2014House No.57.D'Auteuil Street (the Esplanade) up to 1st May next or longer, if i Immediate posses- mits, apply to Meredith and Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dalhousie Streetoct.24x1w.TO RENT.\u2014Two newly furnished front rooms to suit gentlemen or married couple; 37 Lachevrotiere Stoct.24x3.TO LET.\u2014A furnished or unfurnished flat, heated; 2nd floor, Kent House, 23 St Louis street, containing 1 large parlor, 2 comfortable bed-rooms, 1 tea-room and a large bath-room.Apply on premises.oct.24x1w.HOBBERLINCLOTHES Choosing one's clothes is a personal matter.Every particu In nine cases out of ten he will buy Hobberlin - tailored Clothes, because he knows they're right, > PURE, RIGHT TAILORING, STYLE RIGHT, PAT.The fall lines in suitings are wonderful creations.T.LAFRANCE, 11 BUADE STREET, QUEBEC nglish{ NOTICE _ For Sale or to Let Two valusble business pro situated in most central raion tons of city, vis: One on 8t John St, outside gates, and the other on St.Joseph street.This is a splendid in.vestmgnt for any person desiring § good proposition, \u2019 | For further particulars apply writing to \u201cE,\u201d care Chronicle.FOR SALE \u2014 WESTINGHOU DYNAMO\u2014125 horse power, SE volts, 640 revolutions per minute, Good for twelve hundred lights sixe teen candles.No switchboard.Generator belted.Can run from steam.In first class order.Never failed one minute.Original cost, $2800.For sale cheap, with guarantee.E E Cing-Mars, King\u2019s Printer, Quebec, 0ct23,25 30,nov1x4 FOR SALE OR TO LET, mparts, two fine houses, ane large and one small, beautiful location, immediate possession if desired.For particulars address telephone S842 , _\u2014_\u2014m\u2014 FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014Fine business property on St.Paul & four storey brick building, 100 feet frontage, covering 3,800 ft.of ground, 14,000 total floor area, in first-class #ondition, formerly occupied by Le- \u2018mesurier\u2019s, immediate possession.Adtelephone 5842, \u2014\u2014 FOR SALE.\u2014The valuable business block formin g corners of Dalhousie, St.Paul and Prince of Wales streets; for years occupied by Messrs.Wm, Carrier and Fils, Reg\u2019d.Wholesale Flour and Grain Merchants Facilities for receiving and delivering merchandise by rail, at the door, avoiding cartage.Terms of payment easy.Yor apply to Amos Jolston, Hochelaga Bank Buildings\u2014\u2014 FOR SALE \u2014House No.26 St.Anp street, Upper Town; 15 rooms.Property of the late J.O.Tousignant.Best location W.R.LaRue, Notary, 28 St Ann street.SITUATIONS VACANT.SALESMAN WANTED\u2014An Ame etc.having first-class connections in Canada, requires the aervices of » well educated gentleman to represent them in Quebec and Eastern Town ships, on a liberal commission.Ap plicant must be well known and recommended, speak both languages fluently and possess ability as sales man.Duties to commence January, 1914.Address with references, P.A Williams, 141 Bayswater avenue, Ot tawa Oct.22x1w rt PERSONAL.HOUSE TO LET\u2014No.124 Artillery strect.Seven rooms and bath; gas, electric light, hot water heating; very desirable.Possession November 1st.Telephone 4102, ROOM TO LET IN PRIVATE FAMILY\u2014A nicely furnished room; most select and centrally located; (Esplanade) in close proximity to Parliament and Garrison Club; modern conversences and home comforts.Address \u201cF.H.}.,\u201d Chronicle office.TO LET\u2014On the Hill at Sillery, a large seif contaised house, B rooms and bath, furnace, moderc coaven- iences, also large area of ground suitable for vegetable garden, out houses, ete.Short distance from end of street ear line.For further pa-ticulars ap- ty to M.P.Connolly, No.43 Dal.Bouse street.\u2014_\u2014e ee TO LET\u2014A nouse of 8 rooms with good celles and yard in very good order.No.241 Prince Edward street.Immediaty possession.Apply to Mra Bruneau, Prince Edward St FOR SALE, PERSONAL LADIES, when delayed or irregu- far, use Triumph Pills; always dependable; \u201crelief\u201d and particulars free.! .go on and on with a weak, disordered stomach; it's va.tt \u2014\u2014 TY + \u2014 = $0 unnecessary, a Write National Medical Institute.Milwankes, Wis lawest ne ue.pts, FOR SAILE\u2014A Farrand Cecilian Piano Player, with 4 doxen records.Also Columbia Graphophone, cost $40, Both in splendid condition.No reasonable offer refused.May be seen on application to \u201cColumbia\u201d care office of this paper, : 0ct25x3 MARRY\u2014If you are lonely, The Reliable Confidential Succecsful Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishing early marriage; descriptions free.Mrs Wrubel, Vox 26, Oakland, Caloct.15x1m.\u2014_\u2014 TRE FR SE A No.4 \u201cDAISY\u201d, double base, in good order.Apply to NO.43 Lochevrotere 81, QUEBEC PUBLIC NOTICE.Ratate John U.Gregory, For Sale or to Let The house and residence cf Me, J.U.Gre ty, No.43 Ste.Géneviave Avenue, er Town (Cape).Immediate possession.Apply to JOS.ALLAIRE, Notary, No 61 St Peter Street ee cr rer creme atten rest Lc.TS » rhe © 2e + _ < Le $ ¢ * A p FOR SALE OR TO LET\u20140n the dress on premises, 235 St.Paul Bt, EF erican House manufacturing calendars - \u2014 rr ee \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014 ~\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 + 4 ent \u2014 I TE \u2014\u2014 > \u2014 - es iii 1 \u2026 a.\" - 7 - : .° ï \u2019 B - .\u20ac x 913.\" SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1 = versa i .- i \\ M.) -LDNT 67 .ANADIAN ALLANLINE|C UN AR D\\J.P.E GAGNON.\"P27\" Nene Bello & 60 (R ERNEST -LEFAI VRE GRE ROYAL MAIL #TEAM&HIPS NEXT SAILI © tt.Fresh from \u2018the press, héusends of HOMES EX MONTREAL TO LIVER of THE ok coples of \u201cOctober\u201d Invastusent oËve- LLA SEEKERS\u2019 EXCURSIONS AL au rostast steamers is Gerif |.V7 8\" EDAPRALIID.|ines ary being cont to ol peinis ic be | STIX AMT Bond Brokers $ of To Winnipeg.Edmonton and inter.1107 oo i .x Ting to this inVestor, ; UOC mediate stations, Going October 21 Yirginiag i.Tues Nov.¢ || LUSITANIA | NOV.5] muble Adcouumar.- | Dominios, gives othe ve Private Wire to Lofaivre & Lafalyre |\" 2h Rm ime two meni A ns dt Yor 18 || MAURETANIA NOV.19 AUDITOR AND CURATOR wits lzeim, oo uu Montreal, Toronto, |Lefaïrre & Lefaivre| Perion eax smmvice rican .ues.Nov.2 Selling at 1 AM.ER rary EX 1 roéure some of the high.« i ' \u2014 USE TE AERA | mt Ar | i, Sos 2 bres ws | B0O8LOD # Now York | yi iivor Liquidator irs anicid ie rise oe\u201d MONTREAL TU GLASGOW *Carmauis, Nov.| \u2018Carouia, Dec.13 > pe \u201cÀ prices, qu evidence of tn oe »- | Munici Bouds to yield I \u2019 E, ¢ daily, TRAIN-LEL Scandinavian .Eat.Nov.1], am » a \u2018 turn of normal conditions nso , -DE-LUXE.Kempen» fours: Nov.Sr == wish 0 Lieuidetion of Insaivens Ketstes, marked, which being out 4 3 to 5% of Iyeat states s Leaving Quebec and Montreal at Crarapian™ Thurs.Nov.20 || WOITANA FSTHLUSTANIA 5% J | AL- weck sasmatnd 0.m6: i bo ox procul fares == 93 81.Peter St, QUEBEC | ome: 0 31, Toor SL.Qoob, | on er\" Ferior sd Dining car Sicithn .Fri.Nov.21 || resis Dosh, | ['Campenie.Doo i, | economically aad peosaply sttented > Ee a Telephone 946 Ta oe Hot To kon utd |sunnay, oor Sra SE, \u2014 \u201cCalls at Quesnstown East and West Bound ve ; SUNDAY, OCT.8TH, 1013 ON || MCMTERAIEAR AORATI SEN: | omens courant wise, | CW, WALCOT, [iow men « be LH, | Pont Barr Fee Pomerian .,.Sun, Nov.2 [| frese, Hume.alias noon.Seo Ise.| Te 877, > 988 Peter Street Quebec Steamship Ca.- @.].P, MOORE , Scotian vapessate pa Nev 16 ÉFFANNONIA For MIULTONIA.\u2026.Dee.: ; Fosse Montre! su Escharge, .8T, LAWRENCE LINK.General Raitway and Steamship J Sun.Nov, $Omits Madeira.omits - Gibeal- cOOUGAL I Bell Phone 2098.P 367, oepital.de, Montregt.Quebec to Gaspe Cones P Gespe, Agency.All lines represente > tar, carries class only.re te Sr re | me rn | | NOOUGHL 8 COMMS {| BOSSE.& BANKS | BRUNEAD & bus ww Srp mere, | (RT oo 12 ons, 30 :pply to Local Agents or RIVIERA.ITALY-EGYPT Sock Brokers Steet Bran ne.Mates, ra 2d Rend Brokers mest modern accommodation Le pas | DEPARTURE OF TRAINS FROM altar, ence, ° Colurtns, néer « ~ rd'e 7 : ALLANS, RAE & CO., Quebec.FRANC agi AE \u2018rm.Ges and Water Pipes, Con | 11-18-15 SAULT AU MATELOT, |pontoons, Quebec, Fo tes last \"wr revs KOpposits Qube).\u20ac DES ARON! 4] 81 sr.PATER STREET tenctors\u2019: Municipal thd- QUEBEC.vw [this season, at moon\u2019 Friday, 7th of or.am.\u2014 I or LACONIA DEY: 3 GARONA 40 + PE Unicips Need & Co, | Novenibet: } Sherbrooke, Portland, Boston, St .dris.Builders\u2019 Supplies.Ms.Direct wire with Chas.hi ontre nd in WIL net calf at Alexan reese and Up H 8 THOMSO and New Yock, ss Hyaeinthe.Montreal and intermedi \u2018 i gry rt Ee ode Co.ff 0 00 N Specialtisa.Roche are cxscucd en «A NE YORK BERMUDA |\" bie Erpeos, 123 pon For St.LYDIA | av are doen MANAGER BOARD OF TRADE SUILDING, AA OINGRAZ.| From Pier 41, North River, New York [tans Toromer Chicope and rors Tours.89 St.Paul St.Quebec, ROYAL MAIL FOR BERMUDA.| (Daily except Sunday for Sher- AGENTS FOR PENINSULAR AND 8.N.Co.FREQUENT SAIL.NUS 70 INDIA, CHINA, JAPAN AND AUSTRALIA.», foot Wret 14th Serset, N.BR.Offices, Pd $ N.Y.te Battery.Toe Raber Raiord Tas Limisac, 193.81.Ss.RERMUDIAN, 10518 tous dis- plarement.sails from New Yark yat 11 am, 1st, 12th and 22nd November.Fastest, newest and only.steamer GLASGOW PASSENGER AND FREIGHT brooke, Coaticooke and.[sland Pond).\u2018ess, 7.20 p.en\u2014For Sherbrooke, Portignd, Boston, New York.Montreal, Toronto.Chicago, and the west, daily except Sunday.rem Glasgow Fromm Montreal 18.°T.S.8.CASSANDRA.Nov, $3 LETITIA Nov, T.N.8 ATHENIA.Nov.Cold Storage us Steamers marked * M:LDOHAN STOCKS, BONDS ORAIN AND ov.BARRY & McMANAMY A Peter St, Hone & Rivet, 31 = WU, 7.Ruhl so landing passengers at the d 8 Y y ; i FET RAP \u201cne eat | Ph Ln, BS Stock, Grain and Cotton Brokers.coro.PE TF gf , : Derninien Building tom New York, for St Thomas.\"at Levi $Y SETH To.vim 20 St James Street nn J Grob St.Kista! Angus.Cusd | £00 \u201cCorl Tbh\u201d Gaver: 0 ons , : .vate Wires te loups ominica, Martinique, ; : ; .Brune mire connections wits Jota, Gmpson 4 0ow XX.[| some Sink br Duties sud Damen; | ne aegag destined 0 US poi CUN I RD Stock and Cotton Exchanges.i CHICAGO ss.xo ONA, 2 p.m., 3st October.GEO.H.STOTT De RS ey \u201c os à .or all iriformation appl.\u2018 10 (lind Q nat R i R \" N E Travellers \u201cGive Up\u201d Orders solicited.5 PITTSBURO QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO, LTD./ CP.&T A.THOMSON aad TORONTO - 40 Dalb Street.Comer St.Ann sud La Fort Streets, d © = ; N ; 7 \u2014 ÆAONTR£AL ®.8.STOCKING, HO & RIVET, one 567.Ji0INT LONDON CANADIAN oven PASSENGER , an i .ia x - - a.) CORE.Ferry Landing, Dalhousie Street, REIGHT SERVICE -foati > , Cui Storage and Cool Air on all Steamers | From Southampton From Montreal vas smaller 4nd that foating poly Macks beughe or clé ser an Tiekot Agents.Quebec.Phone 73 marked * Om.Toe AVSONIA WV on: 4 COMMERCIAL NEWS had supposed.Rock Island.iss: ou seal margin.co ; ea TES AUSONIA .From Montres! | Ses, GCUUUUESS, ASCANIA .Wow.covered with considerable vigor, bat has od kon trades teed ENT = HEME Fd A ns ras a | pt bes Ture of he meet war pr | PHONE 4748 || Hotel Blanchard || KO 12 4CLILLIS - Éalais\u2019 Bervice Passage Kates: Cabin (IL) misimam $46.35, nounced recovery in Pennaylvania.PHONE 474 JO& CLOUTIRR, Prop RAiLwAY 8.5.CAIRNDHY .Fat Noe | $47,350 22a 450.05, Khird Class meine 13006 | NEW YORK $TOCK MARKET.| The pressure an latter: stock had not may22x)y.|| American and European Plan.qe A 3 Veith \u2018Service and $31.28 anly to | McDonald & Lesperance, stock brok- | shaken out any.considerable amount Near the Termincs of Rallwa: F OSTON and Ces rrruona.ToT Menten any oh full par meules bas Ravers Relord Co ers, private wire to New York and | of that issue and confidence of inves- end Nevigation Companies Naw Castle Limited.NE, Montreal, Hochelagx Bank Building.| tors remained unimpaired.The rally MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE.\u2018 NEW YORK £8.JA ONA as aorta | Montreal.Quebec Toromto, Bt Jobm, NB, | Telephone 1277, ; was chiefly a result of assurances ; furnished b; NOTME BAME SQUARE - QUEBEC .LJATOMA.about Nov, and ali Cunard Line Agents.é , by President H th Quotations furais y Messrs.= , The h C Dail THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Limited ' (Canadian Press Service.) given by, President Huerta that even | Meuville Belleau & Ca 9 St.Peter .oug ars Daily { New York, Oct.24\u2014Fluctuations of} not accept the office, and'etat he ous | street, Quebec.Beyers.Sell DINING CAR SERVICE.- : ee re Oren Ith san Unc | me Totton ro TES | MONEY me wma Trin Lars Lu: (RUISES@ | tow yesterday's close, and during most States Government.t Brit Col Packers .139 142 $1000 Buys Puts or Calls on 10,000 | 8.00.a.m.\u2014For Portland, Sherbraokey | CANADIAN PACIFIS of the day's session made little prog- Totil en rem cent.Brazil Power .veo.86% B63 | bushels of wheat.No Further Risk.and all local stations daily, ewe .THE RIVIERA | PANAMA CANAL ress in either direction.The close otal sales 207.8%.Cen Pac Ry.A moverient of Sc from price pires 230 ptt Sunday.York and Bost may fren REM PRESSES || mit in soward'swion i prices | uw yome srocw mance.Ce pra i $00, Se 33005, cie Write for par | For New York \u201cand Boston and AND EGYPT Newest ars material gains.g Duotatiens ea the nou Stock Can Converters .ticulars.main Hue stations daily.: d M \u201c i i _| Exchange, as reported.thre, a race or ere Valley and Megqn- Lergegt Steamers | 1° the Fropics | CHRISTMAS SAILINGS quentin traders te fre.peau & Dupuis, by Chas, Head & Qu | a Coton THE CENTRAL STOCK & GRAIN | ic divisions daily except Bugey, Trade ; y perplexed 3 as.fea o pid.CO.Park Bldg., Cleveland, O.Potima: de .» Lapland From St.John, N.B.as to the immediaje course of the mar- | 1¢lepbone 1596.non Can Loco.; \u201coct22,25 | Through New York te A Yuily ; s \"Adriatic \u201cLaurentic\u201d Lake lanitoba.iN ket, he technical position appeared à Co Open.High.Low.Close.Crown, Reserve fa ee connecting at Sherbroo wi s + » 1Pn.to \u20ac been weakene extensive Amal Cop, cs m ners .BEC STOCK EXCHANGE i .Celtic\u201d | « Megantie \u201d Empress of Ireland\u2026Dec.13 || covering recently.There-were plenty ex-div-.K3t4 744 72% 74 | Detroit Upited | |.ii are the ouotations on | F