The Quebec chronicle, 1 novembre 1913, samedi 1 novembre 1913

[" TO-DAY'S WEATHER.Few Snow Flurries.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ESTABLISHED 1764.New Crop TABLE RAISINS Direct from Malaga, Spain, Ex, BALMORAL CLUSTERS.ROYAL CLUSTERS.ROYAL EXCELSIOR CLUSTERS.EXTRA IMPERIAL CLUSTERS.Fremona.25e per lb.35c per lb.40c per lb.ces +.50c per Ib.Steamer In order to meet the always increasing demand for SANITARY products, we have every cluster drapped in Crystal par, keeping the fruit free from dust, and other injurious element.A.GRENIER, Established 1882.94-96 St.John Street.Phones 1247-1248 HAVE DIFFICULTY MEETING PAYROLLS MEXICAN GOVERNMENT WAS HELD UP\u2014RUMOR OF TAX ON BANKS.Mexico City.October 31\u2014The government today encountered some difficulty in meeting its payrolls for the ten days ending today.In sue of the departments only partial payment was made with the promise.to the men that the balance would be forthcoming tomorrow.In other departments payment had to be entively deferred.Later, however.the wnera- ment secured funds and tonight began giving the men in all departments their money.The paymasters had instructions to continue at work all through the night if necessary.Rumors of the inability of th: administration to meet its financial « Bagénients spread over the city, § = gether with another persistently circulated rumor that President Huerta | purposed to levy a tax of 15 per cent.: on all bauk deposits.The latter report spread to such an extent that many persons withdrew their funds érom the banks.Appareitly chere was no basjs for the report.leading bankers said they knew nothing of it more than the talk that was goiug on in the street, and the fact that they had been required to answer dozens of telegraphic irqvir- tes made by atixivus depositors.The withdrawals did not reach fiz pro portion of runs on the banks, hut bhnkers appeared apprehensive that this might be the result should the excitement continue to grow.The manager of one of the ieading banks expressed the opinion that President Huerta, who thus far has confinea his financial efforts to legai bounds, would not attemp! to adept such.a measure as levying a fifteen per ceat tax on deposits.- There is a distinctly high tension of expectancy here aud on all sides the belie! is ireely expressed.bath by Mexicans and foreigners that the! administration ra facing a financial crisis.Ia is said that the banks and business houses have been reluctant to pay up for shares in the 8,000,000 pesos loan te which they recently subscribed.Many persons are al- ledged to have subscribed to the loan under pressure, One report thar was quickly disapproved Ly buth partier concerned was to the effect that an effort Ind been made by the authorities to coerce the Bank of London and Mexico inte the payment of + large sum, bat that the effort was hl-cked by Sir Lionel Carden, the Hritish minister | who complained directly to President Huerta Both Sir lionel and Mansger Mitchell of the Bank, branded the report us groundless, Tonight there are many rumors in efreulation In tie clubs, on the streets and at the meeting plaecs for signers relate to one annther with the lateet embellislinents, the reports of the government's financial difii- eulty and prophesy a calamity in the near future.QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO.Quebec, October 31\u2014Steamer Kotona, sailed from New York for the West Indies at 2.00 p.m.yesterday.BHA0AASOOAGCAGNOUE HOW SOUTH BRUCE WAS INFLUENCED.\u201cThe Borden Naval Aid Policy is aimed directly at Germany.\u201d \u201cThe idea of helping England to fight Germany is nothing short of an insult to the German people of Canada.\u201d «Mr, Guthrie at Walkerton a00000020C0G00 Severai | NEW YORK CAMPAIGN VIGOROUSLY WAGED CANDIDATES ARE BUSY\u20148UL- ZER AND HENNESSY ADDRESS MEETINGS.New York, October 31\u2014Activities in New York's stirring municipal campaign continued tonight all over Greater New York.Edward E.McCall, the Tammany mayoralty candidate, spoke at nineteen meetings, while John Furroy Mitchell.the Fusion nominee, kad an almost equally active time of it.John A.Hennessy, Governor Sulzer's graft investigator, also was busy, devoting his time 10 Brooklyn.Former Governor Sulzer addressed several meetings in the Sixth Assembly Distrist, where he 1s a candidate for the Legislature, Attention was called tonight to the campaign for the State Assembly in à statement by Theodore Douglas Robinson, State Chairman of the Na- : tional Progressive party, in which it appealed to the voters of the State to curtail the powers of both Charles F.Murphy, leader of Tammany Hall, and William Barnes, Jr., chairman of the Republican State committee, \u201cby electing an anti-Murphy-Barnes assembly.\u201d Support of Progressive nominees for the Assembly would accomplish this end, Chairams Robin- - son argued.\u201cThe Progressive party has nominated in each Assembly district of the State ap antiamgehine man and there 1s nc doubt th: Jr.Murphy and Mr.Barnes will not control th: Afembly .or 1914.\" he declared.STEAMER ARRIVALS.88.Lusitania.at New York, from Live erpool.88.Neckar.at Baltimore, from Bremen, SS.Cedric.at Queenstown, fiom New York.S88.Merion, at Queenstown, from .Philadelphia.: \u2019 SS.Grampian, at Glasgow, from Montreal.St.Louis, at Plymouth, from New York.3 Olympic.at Plymouth, from New Vorl:.Sicilian, at London.from Montreal .Amerika, at Cherbourg, from New York.Barbarossa.at Naples: from New York.ARGUMENTS COMPLETED IN DYNAMITE CASE Chicago.Oct.31.\u2014Arguments on the appeal of 30 of the labor anion officials convicted at Indianapolis last December of conspiracy and complicity in the McNamara dynamite plots were completed before the United States Circuit Court un appeals today.The court took the petitinn under advisement, and will render a decision probably within sixty days.The court may render one of three decisions: \u2018 It may affirm the verdicts of guilty.It may set aside the verdicts and order a new trial.lt may decide that the government had no case, setting the convicted men at liberty.The decision will decide whether Frank M.Ryan, president of the Iron Workers\u2019 Union.and the others shall be sent hack to the federal prison, front which they were released on bonds pending the outcome of their appeal.Should the verdicts returned at Indianapolis be affirmed the men may appeal to the United States Supreme Court.but it is discretionary with the latter court whether it will hear the ease.Toronto.October 31\u2014The physicians in attendance reported tonight that the condition of Commissioner Rees, of the Salvation Army, was improved, and that they are now confident that he will recover from his ill- GL OOOOAOUOIOQONA ness.POMMERY THE LEADING CHAMPAGNE \"Hs (ES or FRANCE Commands the highest prices in Paris and Londen, and all tha markets of tho world GRIM HALLOWEEN PARTY DISCOVER - GRAVE IN SWAMP ASSACHUSETTS LEADS IT TO THE EVIDENCE OF HIS CRIME.Miliord, Mass, Oct 31.\u2014By the ickering light of lanterns Daniel J.Cooper, a farmer, ied a party of offi- jcers tonight into the depths of a \"swamp in West Upton, uine miles { from here and pointed out the grave he said he had dug to hide the body jof his neighbor, Alfred Bradish, | whom, he confessed, he had killed of October 4.Murdered His Neighbor.In his confession.which came after au alt day examination by the pulice, Cooper said he shadowed Bradish from his farm house und without a word came up behind him and fred.Then he hid the body in the woods until the next morning\u2014which was | Sunday\u2014when he dragged it an eighth {of a mile to the swamp, where it was found tonight.| It was a grim halloween party : which returned to Upton village with the body, atter two of Sooper\u2019s fellow townsmen, John Wrenn and William Clifford, had dug it from the swamp in the presence of the officials and Cooper.The body was feft at an | undertaker's shop and Cooper was placed under arrest.Cooper's story was told to state police officers W.F.Murray of Warcester and Robert E.Molt of Millbury, and Chief of Police James A.A.O'Neill of Milford, who later gave out lits substance.Victim's Wife Led Search.Searching parties, accompanied on several occasions by Mrs.Bradish, have been over the woodland in the vicinity of the Bradish farm duging the last month but found no trace of the missing man.Today in corjunction with the Milford authorities, ghe statt police had Cooper, upon whom suspicion had fallen, brought to Milford.From 9:30 this morning until after é o'clock to- ! night he was kept under a steady fire of questioning.\u2019 Immediately after receiving this statement the officers left with him in an automobile for West Uptoh.There, guided by Cooper, they entered a deep swamp.which is not far from the homes of Bradish and Cooper.The discovery of the body followed.In his statement Cooper is said to lave declared that he had no reason for killing Bradish and to have denied stories which neighbors circulated that jealousy was the motive.Police say that Cooper watched Bradish leave his farm house Saturday morning, Oct.4.that Bradish went down the road aud Cooper followed in the woods.out of sight of the man he was shadowing; that at a point in the road where the woods are dense, Cooper came out hehind Bradish and without a word levelled a revolver and hred, Bradish dropping in his tracks.Cooper fired two more shots, he told the police, to make sure Bradish was dead, and then he hid the body \u2018in the woods and went about his work un his farm, going hack to the spot Sunday morning, the next day.to carry the budy to the swamp, where he buried it.Cooper is about 40 years {old and his victim was about the same age.WORK STARTED ON HUDSON BAY ROAD TERMINAL COMMENCED AT LE PAB\u2014PLAN FOR SHOPS NEXT SPRING Le Pas.Man, Oct, 31.\u2014Work was started today on the Bludson Bay Railway terminals.Men are at work clearing and grading on the main line between the present Canadian Northeru Railway line south of wherc the Hudson Lay Railway crosses First street.As much work as weather will permit will be done this fall.Next spring work will start on the roundhouse and machine shops, plans for which have been prepared.Altogether $500.000 will be expended by the Department of Railways here next year.WINNIPEG PLEBISCITE IN LAND TAXATION Winnipeg, Oct.31.\u2014That the City Council is in favor of submitting to the voters of Winnipeg a plebiscite on the principle of taxation of land values only, and that the city will ask for power to submit such a plebiscite at next session of the Manitoba legislature, was the assurance given today by Muyor Deacon to a large delegation of citizens headed by mem.hers of the Land Values Taxation League.FARMER.with a revolver oullet on the morning\u201d | ber, 1912, Lee \\ The Quebec Chronicle 24 J TEMPERATURES.Hours Ending 8 p.m.Yesterday.QUEBEC, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1913 HON LP, PELLETIER WILL REPRESENT THEGOVENMENT WILL SPEAK AT WINTER ANNUAL DINNER OF THE NEW YORK CANADIAN CLUB.pipet.New York, Oct, 31.\u2014Arrangements have been practi completed for the ninth annual dfgner of the Canadian Club of New York, which takes place this year om Nov.1] at the Plaza Hotel.Mr.Ed» ediey Scovil, chairman of the enter Mjament committee, has been working.diligently, with the assistance of T.Kennard Thomson, the president, Ey B.Beacham, the secretary, and the other officials of the club, to perfect the organization for this, the principal function of the year.Hon.L.P.Pelletier, Postmaster General \u2018of Canadas, will represen: Lhe Canadian government on this occasion, while \u201cother speakers include Frank A.Vanderlip, president of the National City Bank, one of the greatest financial organisations of the Unitrd States; Jacob H.Schiff, head of Kuhn, Loeb & Company, the great international banking institution; Dean Galbraith, of the Engineering Depart ment of the University of Toronto; John A.Stewart, executive chairman of the \"celebration of 100 years of peace between the two\u2019 countries: ex- Senator J.Godfrew Saxe.president of McGill University; Thomas H.Alison, president of the University of Toronto Club of New York?C.R.McCulloch, honorary president of the Association of Canadian Clubs; Mrs.J.Elliott Langstaff, president Imperial Order of the Daughters of the British Empire in the United State, and many other distinguished guests, WILSON SILENT ABOUT MEXICO WILL PROBABLY INSIST ON FULL AND FAIR ELECTION CIDED.Washington, Oct.J3I\u2014 Reticence Washington admirfistratoin on the Mexican problem tor the last few days, continued everywhere in official circles today.: Those few who are acquainted with what President Wilson has consideration declared that he had fixed upon nothing as a fipality, but that he was turning over in his mind some definite proposals.From the same source it was learn- consideration of the Constitutionalists as an important factor in the situation would be given.It avas inferred in many quarters that the cardinal feature of the admimstration's plan will be a comprehensive scheme to bring about a free and fair clection, efforte to be made by the American government to use its gond offices to secure the participation of the Coustitutionalists.Tn sume quarters the suggestion was advanced that the Washington government contemplated assisting materially in the conduct of the pro- poesid elections to ensure certain safeguards.Discussion of the suggestion in diplomatic circles citing as a precedent that the United States had supervised elections in Cuba brought the effect that none of the Mexican sech an arrangement, stitutionalist and other officials concerned in the situation, was to await the evolution of the President's plans mitted that no acdon will he taken until an announcement of an official | character is mad: in Mexico as to the result cf fast Sunday's elections.| Much interest is manifest in the arrival herr tomorrow of Roberto V.| Pesquiera, nephew of the Governor of Sonora, anl special messenger from Governor Carranza to the Con- | stitutionalist agency here, [It is he-! licved he brings the views of the Con- | stitutionalist chiefs as to wha: would | or what would not prove acceptable : to them in the way of election arrangements, and an earnest request.that the agency here conitnue its ef- ; forts to obtain the removal of the; embargo on arms, | ANOTHER DECLINE IN MONTREAL SUSTOMS.Montreal, October 31\u2014There has been another marked decline in the Customs revenue of the port of Montreal for the month of October, the decrease from the total revenue received during October, 1912, being $202,222.The returns for the past month abounted to $2.146,781.99, as compared with $2,349,003.99 for Oeto- the New York Graduate Society of à \u2014 NOTHING DERINITE DE- which has enveloped the plans of the under ed that in whatever is ::ttempted, due out many expressions of opinion to factions probably would consent to The general disposition of the Conagents here, diplomats, It is ad: NEWFOUNDLAND OVERNMENT 18 SUSTAINED DEFEAT OF SPEAKER OF THE ASSEMBLY BY A SOCIALIST COMES AS SURPRISE St John's, Nild., Oct.31.\u2014Returns up to tonigth indicate that the Morris government has been sustained.Incomplete figures for 19 seats give 13 for the government and six for the Bond party.One of the surprises is the defeat of the Speaker ¢f the Assembly, Mr.Warren, by Mr.Grimes, Secretary of the VFishermer's Protective Unionwhich has formed a coalition with the Opposition headed by Sir Robert Bond, the former Premier, Grimes, who is regarded as the first Socialist in the Assembly, had 174 majority in Port De Grace.In Carbonear.Goodison, government candidate, defeated Penny by 66 votes.Harbor Grace elected thres goverh- ment cndidates, Messrs.Picette, Parso::3 and Young.The two Bond candidates in Ferryland lost their deposits, Messrs, Cashin and Moore being elected.Messrs.Woodford and Kennedy.Morris candidates.were returned in Harbor Main.The cyntests in Bay De Verde and St.John's East are close, the Opposition probably winring the latter, while the former is about split.St.John's West, for which Premier Morris sits.is going strongly for the i three government candidates.North St.John's will probably go to the Opposition, whi'e the East louks like à government victory, though the vote is very close.RICHE KHXXX KXXH Toronto, Oct.3l.\u2014A pronounced area of high pressure whitch is centered in the Ohio valley new dominates the weather of nearly the whole continent.The temperature today has been muoh higher in the Alterta, while frou.Ontario eastward it has been lower than before this sca- son, with sharp morning froste-is all the provinces.Minimum and Maximum tcmpera- \u2018tures: Victoria, 48 56: Vancouver, 40.50; Kamloops, 22, 38; Edmonton, 18, 46: Calgary.12, 52; Battleford, 20.44: Moose Jaw, 11.49: Winnipez.16, 42: Port Arthur, 16, 38; Parry Sound, 16.46: London, 26.40; Torontu, 27, 41: Kingston, 22, 36; Ottawz, 22, 30: Montreal, 26, 28: Qu-bec, 24,26; St.John, 30, 40; HAlifax, 26, 44.Forecasts.Takes and Georgian Bay: Valley and Upper St.Lawrence: Fresh west and southwest winds, fair with a little higher temperature.Lower Lawrence and Gulf: Fresh to strong west and southwest winds, rie.Maritime: Fresh -vesterly winds, fair and cold.Superior: Fresh southwesterly winds, fine and a little milder.Manitoba and Saskatchewan: Southwest winds, fine and milder, Alberta: Fine and mild.SCHOONER GOES ASHORE.«chooner Theodore Roosevelt, Captain Bovie, with a cargo of pickled fish fur at Trout Cove.about 12 miles west of Point Prim ligth.A tug has been sent to her assistance.The, vessel registers 94 tons.Tonight a gale is springing up and it it probable that the vessel and cargo will be a total loss.western - provinces and exceeded 30 degrees in | Ottawa | fair and cold.with a few snow fur.| Digby, N.S., Oct.31.\u2014The American | Gloucester, Mass.vent ashore today! OF MONTREAL CHANGES PENDING MR H.V.MEREDITH TO SUC- CRED MR P.B.ANGUS AS PRESIDENT.IT IS UNDER STOOD.\u2014\u2014 Lrontreat, Cct.3} \u2014It 15 understood here that R.B.Angus is soon to retire from the presidency of the Bank of Montreal 4nd will Le succeeded by H.V.Meredith, the vice-president and general manager.From the same source it was stated that Bir Frederick William Taylor, at present manager of the London.England.branch of the bank will take the place now occupied: by Mr.Meredith, Official announcement of the changes wiil vot be made public until the general meeting.ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.Kingston.Our, Oct.3L\u2014While shooting ducks in flay Bay today, Charles Ford, a Napanee barber, accidentally dis harged his gun and the charge lodged in the palm: of his left hand and also his (er:arm.breaking à Lone.He may lose the arm JUST 1 These are the latest and best \u201cThe Honorable Senator Sage \u201cThe Adventures of Captain \u201cThe Eye of Dread,\u201d by Payne Erskine.\u201cThe Poison Beit,\u201d by A.Conan Doyle.\u201cBendish,\u201d by Maurice Hewlitt.; \u201cMaking Over Martha,\u201d by Julia Lippman.\u201cThe Joy of Youth,\u201d Eden Phillpotts.\u201cThe Broken Halo.\u201d by Florence Barclay.\u201cThe Garden Without Walls,\u201d by C.Dawson.\u201cWilliam Adolphus Turnpike,\u201d *v W.Banksand THE HAND OF THE MIGHTY By Vaughn Kester.On Sale at John E.Walsh's Reg\u2019d, 11 St.John St.IMMIGRATION IS STILL WCREASNG | MORE THAN 350000 NEWCOM- | BRS ENTER DOMINION IN EIGHT MONTHS.Winnipeg, Oct.31.\u2014J.Bruce Wale ker, Immigration Commissioner, an- | nounced this morning that the total immigration into Canada from January to August, inclusive, for 1913, | amounted to 351,100, which shows an ! increase of 17 per cent over the corresponding period last year.ROOSEVELT HONORED.Buenus Ayres, Oct.31.\u2014~The com.{mittee of the Social Museum, in anti |cipation of the approsching visit (9 Buenos Ayres of Col.Theodore Roosevelt.has issued 3 manifesto to the people inviting them to take part in the festivities during his stay here.\"The maniiesto characterizes Col | Ransevelt as a great Demgerat, whose | existence is a dynamic force which j aids in the maintenance of soeisl and political doctrines and founds and di.[recs nativnalities.OUT of this Fall's New Fiction: brush,\u201d by Francis Lynde.O'Shea,\u201d by Raiph Paine.Farm, you have the very that can be purchased.12 Fabrique St.VALIQUET'S When you buy our home-made Bread, Breakfast Rolls, and Fresh Eggs.and Cream from our Ste.Foye They are a luxury at the ordinary prices.VALIQUET\u2019S best rrticles on your table Phone 1526 TEAS.I HILL GROWN DARJE ELING - - 60c.per lb\u2019 Sib.PACKAGE, $2.75.GRO P.G.COPEMAN, CER, | Zole Distributor Castle Blend Teas and Coffee.135 ST.JIHN STREET, COR.OF URSULE.Phon ec 693.idl CAPITAL GOV'T DEPOSIT Personal Accident & Sickness, CA EN $509,000.00.87,000.00.Employer\u2019s Liability.Plate Glass.Guarantee Bonds.Automobile Liability.Good Agents wanted for Quebec District.\u2018For terms, apply to the Resident Secretary\u2014_\u2014m QUEBEC BRANCH: 81St.Peter St. » > A a Has ue ee mama EEE = Wh Qughei Chyonirle SEMEL TE TR ) ilding of Jha-Comgeny, Bards 115 sume gar pie line suck wT Ni, NN sm ques EC, NOVEMBER 1, ms ip 'SOLEILS MIDFORTUNE \u2018Tan Chrosielé tales this opportun- pies sympathise with its coafrere, Le Soleil, in the misfortune which des befallen it through damage and Imenavenience by fire, The Chronicle ix fpiy 100 glad to heip in some mes- suse to assist the management of Le Sole to overcothe thelr temporaty dificyltics by-placihg the use of its pr¢ss-and plant at their disposal sad te any other such help as they ny require t6 publish their pager without interruption.ue | KILLING OUR BIRDS.of the aVunes to which public should most cértainly de directed is the wanton killing of our budy.Quite a number of self-styled cpportsmen\u201d sre only too apt, when can find do leghtimate target for r rifics and shot guns, to destroy or seek de dastroy any bird or ami- ntl that is withid range.They apparently never think that many of these ctentures serve a useful purpose as well, as being a source of delight to sll Grue lovers of nature.And, far irom being ashamed of killing or washing them, these gentlemen are too often inclined to brag about their nécpimplishments in this direction as if they \u2018imbgined they bad done seméthing * \u201csmart\u201d or manly or were Nimrods of ibe highest type.The Quiber game laws contains the follow article which is here reproduced for the Medetic ot Chromiele vesders:\u2014 \u201clt is forbidden at all times to ekteat or kill and, between the first doy of March and the first day of November in each year, to fake by means of nets, traps, springs, saares, .cages or otherwise, any of the birds kSown as perchers: such as swallows, king-birds.warblers, flycatchers, weodpeckers, whip-poot-wills, fin- chen (song sparrows, red birds, indigo Witds; etc.) cow-bamting, titmice, oldbnclies, grives, i(robins; wood- thrughes, \u2018 etc.) kingiets, bobolinkd sobs, @rosbeaks, humming-birds, cuclloos, etc.or to take tel nests or 1 except eagles, falcons, hawks, afd Other birds of the falcopidad, owls, king fiskérs, Bows r ravens, wik-wisgd, shrikes, Rvs manpies, apitrows and starlings; and whoso- even.finds any mel crage, ning.caged, etc, so plfced or set, Why take possession.of of destroy Of: course.the close season ends | ow even so there is mo sense sad no good end MPpred im kitling kinds of birds, 20 matter what Ah \u2018time\u2019 of year: \u2018whpdbe.Goodness kwopes we have little Enough bird life in She province and every effort td be made to protect it.Man's ity and wanton destruction have dong more than enough in the ex- rissiqe of valuable mpecies.\u2018iy RIPLES AND > SPA ae one of his addresses in South Mr.Pardee asked how it = have iéoked If When wir hroke South Africa we had said, \u201cWe o8l send.$2.000000 worth of vifles, Wt les other men shoot them off.\u201d Ne,.he said, Canada was à sation, re.coffbired as such by the Mother Coun.#p and the world.\u201cWe should Wrefore not be afraid to ask ourselves.\u201d \u201c What we did in South Adrica re- honor on Cynadians, but not so much honor on the Liber Govern- Sent which then held office.Libernisters permitted men to te te fon Africa, but they required Great ritain to pay the wages.If they bal had their way we wuld have ws no contingents in South Africa, we alone amongst the British inions would not have been re.oro on South African battle s.Public opleton' drove: the Lauréf Government to action, bat the dem Mr.Pardee\u2019s leaders would\u2019 do vb | to allow Cansdians to serve as iers of the Empire, .à great ses contest came on to- tastrow what would be the pésition of .Canada?we send the e and the Rainbow to terrorize P Or would we hyve 10 send to the Mother Country that we geitiog ready\u2019 to build Dresé- Bvôghes-in \u2018Canada and that six, eight @ Ren years hence we would be able minesiet.Por foutiees peste Sir Whirid Laurier wouté- aèt allow Cento make aay contribation te sea \u201cIn corifiirable degree he insted Imperial: conferences and ted common action to secure safety.For Al that de te the of Rrytand ve tsok ate cost of projeciing Can.OB: tte: on: the bess.\u2018He saw # ism.\u201d asd he prochtitité only the lésals of Mr.Bouraste and tbe Nationalists.The Liberal party is stil maan- beuvring for delax.By using the Benate ita loaders destroyed the proposal of Mr.Borden to have three Dread noughts comatrueted in Beitish shipyards and placo wader com- trol of the Admiralty wntfl required aa \u2018the auclbus of a Conadipt, navy.These leaders insist that! we \u2018must build Dresdnoughts in Céhada.They know, however, that \"We coulé \u2018no: bow.They ksow that years must elapse before we can build Dreadnoughts in this country.They know that Canadien Built vespels : would tost at least a third more thay vessels constructed in Great Britain and that to provide shipyards for the construction of such vessels woulé in velve az outlay of $PO000000.Agpparently the whole objget of the Liberal party in its relation to sea defence is to secure delay, te prevent elliective action asd te contiaue to have Canada defended by British 1ax- payers.ALL THINGS TO ALL MAN.Speaking in South Bruce Mr.{Hugh Guthrie, one of -Bir Wilfrid's chief assistants.said to the German electors of that constituency: \u201cThe Borden Naval Aid Policy is aimed directly at Germany.The idea of helping England to fight Germany is no- thisg short of an insult to the Germai prople of Canada.\u201d It is up to the Liberal party.of which Mr.Guthrie is one of the Ieaden.to say definitely whether an à whole it agrees with the views which he sets forsh here.It is common knowledge that if the Liberst party Rad been returmed to office In 1911 Mr.Guthtie would have been made & ministér in tbe Laurier cabinet, As he bas such weight in the Liberal | party it is therefore well to know: whether or not he is representing its | principles and whether that party is to be considered pro-German or pro- British.DOT LEEDLE GERMAN BAND.We Bave been asked to deny the stoby \u2018that Sie Wilfrid Laurier and his associates in South Bruce have received a coblegram from the Kaiser than! them for \u201cthe good werk which they have done in South Bruce and pending them à cargo of dach- phonds, Bisgprek medsls, re schaums.autographed photos of the War Lord, and a carbop copy of the famous telegram which was sent to Prebideut Kruger aù the otitset of the Boer War, by way of expressing his | appreciation of their attitude toward him and his country.Neither is it true, we believe, that any of the Herr Vop Liberals have been invited to take the cure at any of the German spits of bgem presented with a schlofs, for that the ex-Ministers have been made an offer to sing their new patriotic song, Der Vaterland, ae the Berlin beer gardens, And.we are sure also, that there is no real foundation for the statement that the new Liberal platform calls for a reduction on sauerkrgue and Bologna -ausages though there seems to be an impression M ceftain quarters that it will.A CONTRADICTION.| Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his myr- mydons are telling the country that the Borden Government is doing nothing for it.And the Quebec Liberal organs are continually harping on the strain that nothing is being dome here either in spite of the fact that work is going on on every side.These statements are the exact opposition of what is said in pamphlets and notices issued by both the English and French Liberal organs of this city.For instance, Le Soleil issues the following unger the title, \u201cA Few Facts About Quebec: \"\u2014 \u201cQuebec City, the capital of the Province bearing the same name has 8 populetion according to the 1911 census of SIMRO (Population 100,000 within a radius of 3 miles) of which 80 per ceht.are Frech-Canadians, who caw only be reached through news papers printed in the French Jenguage.: Over SO Million Delturs Are Boing Spence in Publit Worka Quebec Bridge.$10.000000 Dry Dock .2,000000 Railroad Termmals ., 4800,000 Mardour Improvements .20480:090 New Buildings.\u2018 7,70000 Crain Elevètors.5,008000 = $33,500,000 \u201cReal estate has increased from 25 Der ceût.to 30.par cont in two years\u201d Cer \u2018La Soleil goes on day after Cab lying shamelessly in saying that Sothiag de being deme here dy the \u2018how much independence is to be plac- equip even the Niobe and the Rain- | Covernifienl TH kbéve Just shows | *PÉ nee A The P.air Man and His Wife Te se a much-abused phrase, \u201cthis back Sls a Lt ~telt en or ve Bitte bref .te the ie an an Le 15c SS ky oe to re ES sa of [rs RE lbe abremdess, 11 venais Sladen.voor 1-to-Br-marriod vonpie shanid red IT VOLUIN RE AN IDEAL TEE suxT FOR.TRE BRIDE.Per Nights gnd Othe Im] préssiors of Pleces and Pe: ples.fred 2 New Bennett Books | 10 RES NE tre - ere?mes, peter ia gman \u2014 , > \u2014\u2014 \u2014 \u201c\"Lipton\u2019s Tea te he more pleasing (han a good cup 67 tes.- Lititeuis shiésavon\" \u201cTen is sefreshing and will suit the most , articular epicure, We have à fresh stock dome up im pound and half-potind tins, aid prices range from Nc * \"2 pound.OF of Ris Tomous blog in your next es LS ae STREET .QUEBEC PHONE 3515 +.WINTER | UNDERWEAR veetiééei + steck ee Fai end Winter Un.Wo \u201cWa have him 0d paired brie wlll bo ove thes \u201cYOUR CNITEN aRATRA NS 17 (Res For Sale AH Bookw'ler;.THE MUSSON BOOK CO.Limited TORONTO, CANADA A CANADIAN COURT.It is said that the idea of turning Canada into a hereditary duchy or a kingdom originated in this country but it is hard to believe that it was su.Fecling in England has under- gon¢ a remarkable change in the past few years regarding the hereditary tradition and there has been a most notable revolt against the feudal idea.In England, however, \u2018there is the precedent of centuries for these things which are foreign to the inspirations and settidg of the New World.In England, too.they are firmly established and are invested with_a reality which would be lacking\u2019 here.A toy court as a permanency at Ottawa might be appreciated\u2019by.a few teadies and tuft-huaters but no: by many others.It \u2018is tally recognized, however, ! that there could be no more popular Governor-General than His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught whose coming to Canada was a signal favor conferred upon - this country and a notable recognition of its advancing ithportance in the cyes of the Empire.Not only as the son of Queen Vietoria and as the brother vf King Edward has he gained the affection of the Canadian people but his own splendid- qualities of heart and mind have endeared bim to them also.When he, goes, it will be an occasfon of the most sincere regret and if his successor be his coyal son, Prince Arthur, then Canada will wel- éome him no less warmly thon she welcomed the Duke.> go000coaEboB ANE at 9 -PRESS COMMENT.© ° ° SNANAOGSECH00CUNO It has been well said that the Laurier leaders and organs must be sadly lacking in the saving grace of à sense of humor, etherwise they would avoid the screaming inconsistency of statements of which they are guilty.For example, they represent the Quebec Nationalists as \u201chaters of the British Empire.\u201d and thes they turn round and assert that Mr.Borden entered into a consipr- acy with these Nationaliéts, with the result that this \u201cunholy alliance,\u201d concocted and promised a Naval Aid scheme of such ultra-imperialistic character that it threatens to reduce ! the \u2018Dominion of Canada to \u201cDawn- | ing Street rule;\u201d Now, think of that, as a result of an alleged alliance with enemies of everything British\u2019 | Such is the isughpble absurdity to which the Laurierites are driven by their allegation of an \u201calliance between Borden and Bourassa\u201d The Laurierites had better stick jo the truth \u2018as the Toronto Globe pots it: \"Bourassa Nationalism is Glebe Liberalism.\u201d\u2014Halifax Herald.WHEN MARY READS.When Mary reads at school.you know She speaks the words off very slow: \"l\u2014see\u2014a\u2014boy,\u201d and things like that, And Thomas\u2014hive=you-teen\u2014the cat\u201d And teacher says.(don't ever tei), | That Mary can\u2019t read very welll But when she reads to Bob and me, We scarcely want to stop for tea.She reads the most surprising things Of birds that talk, and, beasts with Wings.An mother always smiles to see, When Mary reads to Bob and me.[t doesn\u2019t matter what the book.Dear Mary only has to look To see the nicest stories there.She took Bob's speller.1 declare, And sweeter tales there could not he Than those she read to Bob and me! And so we're sure that teacher's wrong.Ang Mary'll head the class ere long.For though the grown folki all can te What words the hardest letters.spell, It's wonderful a girl so small Can read what isn't there at allt \u2014 a ttre SAMPLES OF MANTELS.A large Tot of Tweed Mantels, plain of! se, Tetest - », very chic sad.of all sixes, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE 2 1 00 Ser 08 uso d'en test braote Acsélases.+ 254 to MA be.joke Sacer | vost thaw je uttfaily produced vel .He 18 the mest Hilnmiesti i >.Ad wg geet the ty = » \\ modern\u2014ef - all the of \u2014 mr Tr \u2014\u2014 the pressat day.This valdme \u2014_\u2014 The Quebec Bank \u201895th Year In Business >, Ai SPIRIT OF SERVICE ; A iting § cédgamodate\u2014an ambition to be fair and impartial\u2014 and a desire to \u201c of anse to depositore\u2014these are the characteristics hy Baf o Thorn 1s mee a Ypétit of service that gains new friends and holds od otes\u2014and rapember, thas The Quebec Bank hap been established for ninety- ars.fre DIRECTORS.part) Les ', Rosy.President; Vesey Boswell, Vice President: Gas .a.; A Marsh, Thos.McDougall, G.G.Stuart, K.C., J.E.Aldredeo.Peterson, Peter Laing.® #1VE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC CITY.+110 St.Peter Street, 2 Fabrique Sircet, 217 St John Brest.ES Velier Street, 187 St.Joseph Btreet.Safêty Deposit Boxes at Head O ffice, 110 St.Peter St, and 2 Fwrique St, Upper Town.ê tm TE.T.NESBITT BUILDER AND CONTRACTCR Dealer in Lumber \u2014 , Lumber-of all kinds\u2014drgssed and.in the rougiu ; Manufacfurers Window Frames, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings.and Boxes \u2014 also \u2014 Panelling, Flooring, Roofing, interior Skirting Boards, either in stock or specially made LS Decorations.Partitions ant to order at short ti © = A fuit ine; - Doors.Sashes, Frarges and Mouldings at very low prices, .Planning sa, Lumber Yard and Offices: Corner of 8t.Roch and Queen ; Streets.Telephone No.2202.\u201cNEW ARRIVALS 1918 Chums oo - Sunday Its Young Cañ ni Joung Caria H.F.KIMBALL Bookseller and Stationer ; Phone 432.148 St t Joho $e .ET .You never get \u201cShort Count\u201d when buying a box of EDDY'S MATCHES THE CHOICE OF GENERATIONS The price you piy buys you full quantity\u2014 every time.Remember this when buying matches.Always ask for EDDY\u2019S.736 Brands for all demands.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST China Sugar and Cream Sets.in Silver Plated Frames, $3.35, for.#1,50 Chine Biscuit Jars, Silver, Plated Mountings.®I, for .24601 ee een $1.50 Silver Plated Comports, #3:35, for .$1.50 silver Plated Curates, with threr 2 plats.AU above joni\u201d are of English manu- .facture.G.SEIFERT .& SONS JEWELLERS, -16 Fabrique Street Simons & Minguy | Telophens 333, Velvet Banas for Children, trimmed silk pnd Mbbons.FSe.for Me; BBc for 44c; 80e for 85c; Mc for 6bc; ss for 78\u20ac; $1.25 for 85c; $1.48 for White Bonnets, in imitation Bear, skin, (or children, 45c for 23e; Tie for ec; \u20188%c foc 43¢; 95c for 6Sc; $1.10 for rad od for 68¢c; $1.48 for Te; $1.90 for Tweed Ovarcéats for.boys; gob, heavy Coats for winter,: at $5.$5.98, $6.10, $6.28, $7.00, all at the very low.ne of $4.28.brellas.\u2014A large lot of good iT $1.95 for $1.25; $2.18 for AS; % for $L38; $2.50 for $1.88; $2.75 for $1.08; $288 for $1.98.Black Tights, in fine and heavy makes, for ladies, at, $1.10, $1.15, $1.40, ise buss, 5 La, au $190, | or ladies.in pou heavy makes, nr , 3c, 80c, 33c, 35¢, 38e.White Woo! Vesta, good religble makes for ladies, at SSc, S8¢, 68c, 8c, 88c, 95¢, $1.10, $1.15, $1.38, $1.48, $1.68 and $1.75, Wost Cémbinations, in white afd natural! for ladies, at $1.45, $1.5$, $1.60, 82.10, 82.25, $2.65, 82.75.Wool Combinations, in white and natural, for children, at 65e, 70e, 75e, | ose 95c, $1.00, $1.10, $1.48, $1.68.Children\u2019s Wool Vests, in white and natural wool, at 65¢c, 08¢, 75¢, 88¢, 95¢ and 98c.Wool Shirts and Drawers, in natural wool, for boys, at 55t, 58¢, 6S¢c, oBe, 70c, 72¢, Me.Blanket Coats, in good heavy cloth for cHildren, at $4.48, $4.50, $5.68, $5.75, $5.98, $6.25.i Cream Felt Hats, ready-to-wear, at $1.25 for 8c; $1.48.for dee; $1.68 for $1.10; $1.75 for $1.18.i Knitted Silk Scarves in white, grey and mixed colors, 58c, 60e, 75¢, %0c, 95¢, $1.10, 10 Fabrique Streot, QUEBIS Wales ie Bowl Have opened theif popular Millinery Parlors for the Auvttutan Seuson, and have on hand a large assortment of beautiful Parisienne designs, \u2018as well as a fine line of Velvets, Velour and Jetts of superior quality.A first- class assortment of Children's Millinery is also, rn view.A visit from our patrons is highly solicited.MILLINERS \u20ac4 John St.1 ry Lakes, Eugene Trudel, | LIA.i (LARGE à TELL Agtriy \u2018 and Chateau Frontenac.Terms Accountants, WARS rome 7 | ne New Guns, Ri Rines, Fags, STORES HOWARD'S Dustless Dusters: \u201cChemically Treated Cloth that dusts, cleans and polishes \u2018ail Furniture.PRICE 25 CENTS.PRICE $1.-25.13 8t.John St.Telephono 873 IF YOUR SHIRT - , IS LAUNDERBD Jy our new \u201cpressing system\u201d ft has the same attractive appearance | that it had when new.Our process Rives the shirt the proper stiffness |.without that harsh, board-like êt- fect.And, owing to the fact that there is no friction used to iron vom | sarments, by this method, there is positively no opportunity for unnecessary wear, \u2019 Our-.\u201cpress ironers\u201d make your finens fit and look better\u2014and wear longer.Try our work.THE IMPERIAL LAUNDRY, Phone 95.+ L G BELLEY, ©.Advpgate.Fadedr of\" Chicoutimi, now practising his profession ie Quedec.Office: 126 St Peter Phone 5102, Dominion Bldg.Residence: St.Ann Street.| Phone 1442 4 College Court Correspendent at Chicoutimi: BELLEY & GAGNE Do not overlook your Fall {i and Winter Suit and Overcoat.§ I stock nothing but the best in Ÿ material and give perfect fit.i Drop in and choose for your.| self.3, LE | 87 St.7 8 John Bt se Auditors, Administrators, ; Appraisers, Trustees, Liquidation lof insolvent estates.Compromise \u2018between debtors and creditors.126 ST.PETER STREET, \u201cDOMINION BUILDING Tel.4520-4521, = DUFFERIN TERRACE HOUSE Oppasite Governor's Garden moderate.5 Genevieve Ave, Cape, Quebec.MRS.WHELAN, Prop.Photie 4237.Jy-l9xtÿ TE © GERENAL IRSURANCE BAKE?111 Mountain Hi: 20 to 4 \"Par Gent On Our Entire Stock of SHOES ÿ J.GILBERT & OIE § 204 St.John Street.NOTICE Ls hierevy given that the 2ie- at the: wath of the Cap Rouge River Ww submerged, as well as thi -other dee; \u201cwater Viet that was thers.up to lacs winter ap the end of the long wha-k T e positic + of the pler at the mouth of the Cap Rouge river is ag hereto\u2019 fore shown by a fat bsoy hy den and a.white hght by night, and the position of the dèep* water: pier ree wently saken at the eod of the long whatf is in a straight live with the \u2018{'yaid fiat buoy and aboif 6Guv feet ta the west \u201cINOSLAKD.Agent Sandan?Jems] for Qleet, Ranotthat (M 18 TOURS.fe, Al 1:7 6:4 $13640¢ Tronètee.iE TT ue a rene Ammunition, Decoy\u2019 Tents 4 Kuives, Animal Trage, Axel, - SIRE Flasks,.Blankets, Sleeping .' Camping Ogsfieg{ Thütmos Bottigi, etc, ea, | \u2014 To be had at \u2014- j THE 17 | ' Extension Handle Duster.LS S.J.pla. \u201c Hl 41,25 and $1.40 per yd.Distribution Sale Price, per yd .93¢ mr 0 SATURDAY.NOVEMBER I, 1913.8 == = =_\u2014- == = 5 Toilet Paper, 3 Packages, 25c Extra Special.Our Regular 10c size in Perforated Toilet Pape, either © | - CO U either square or round, 1000 sects to the package, Distrigution Sale Prise 3 pkgs.I MPANY | Fancy Bratd and Ball Fringe, Per Yd.8c , Jill \"7.Metre Specisl.Aline of Fancy Braid and Ball.Trimmings; ia sll colors, Co eee eee era a earaa near Retail Division, + To os - formerly sold at 2% upto 75 ayard.Distribution Sale Price, per yd.6e \u201ca 157-173 St.Joseph Strezt, Quebec those whose friendship OUR GRAND DISTRIBUTION SALE! | Will Commence on Monday Morning, November 3rd.TheGreatest Money-SavingSale of the Present Season |A Mighty Array of Bargains in Every Department! | The Amazing Resources of Our Immense Stock Will Con- (tribute Values That Will Outshine Any Reduction Sale That Could Possibly Be Organized Elsewhere in This City.| This great event will be the outward expression of our appreciation of| the phenomenal patronage which we hav Quebec.It is our Thanksgiving in a tan e enjoyed from the people of gible and appreciable form to | has made possible the growth of QUEBEC'S GREATEST RETAIL INSTITUTION.Come on Monday Prepared for Simply Sensational Bargains.75c to 90c Black Dress Goods, 59¢ | A large quantity of Black Dress Goods, such as Serges, Venitians, Crepe de, Chines, Poplins, Repp, Tricot, etc., for dresses and costumes.New seasonable 54-inch Blanket Cloths and Ratines, in tan, brown, grey, red, navy, and | black.All-wool goods, most seasonable for heavy winter coats.Acfusl Values New Cloaking, Very Special, Per Yard, $1.29 This line of fancy Winter Cloaking comprises several weaves in perfectly | new season\u2019s goods, which were bought to sell as a special leader at $1.69 per yd.Men\u2019s $11.00 Suits for $8.50 These Suits are unrivalled value at the full price, being made in our own workshop and sold at one profit only.Lo They are made in single-breasted style of good wearing Tweeds in brown and goods, priced at 75c to 90¢ a yard.Distribution Sale Price, per yd.59¢ grey.Sizes 34 to 44.Regular $11.00, Distribution Sale Price .$5.50 I~ Blankst-Cloth and Ratine $1.25 and $1.40 Values for 9c 554.157 meteiiis som sd wer wih lars ae lar o à ve Mens\u2019 $18.00 -Ovbreoats for $15.00 These Overcoats are a big \u2018\u2018snap\u201d\u2019.They are really dressy coats, made of Wall Papers, Very Special A lot of separate borders, of which we have of each from one to twenty single rolls.The Prices were 12¢, 18e, 20¢; 25c, 30c and 35¢ a single roll.To clear these borders we offer them at 3e a single roll.Wall Paper worth 9c a single roll, Wall Paper worth 12¢ a single roll 5 for 1.2.0 tit ieee UC | Le.eu0se ernaca00 0 046 Been.8e No border.9-inch border to match.Wall Paper worth 5e a single roll, OF ovis viene 3 12e | Wall Paper worth 15c & single roll Distribution Sale Price, per yd.\u2026.Li $1.29] 9-inch border to match.i er Se Wall Paper worth 7c a single roll, © border.PA secte ee 6 sas sou 00 sense ne 41.2 Wall Paper worth 20c a single roll .Noborder.| dass dates 4 Lanaena ee 12e 50e to 90c Silks for 35c and 47 1-2¢ Wall Paper worth 7e and I0c a 18-inch border to mateh.fl A great offering of about 2000 yards of Paillette and Duchesse Silks, in plain ee pew | Wall Paper worth 20c a single rll and fancy styles, will be sold at just about the manufacturers\u2019 price.They are sper worth 9c a single The Presa sieeve 000 420 eave 12e marked 50e to 90c a yard.Distribution Sale Price, per yd .35¢ and 47 1-e | | 18-inchbordertomatch No border.Wall paper worth 12c a single roll Wall Paper worth 22¢ a single roll Cee ree ere rae areeneeenens Te sasressanans 005 s400+au00105 0140 Velveteens Sealette and Caracul| No border.18-inch border to match.Very Special, 35c $3.50 for $2.59 $8.50 Dress Skirts for $1.96 This is one o fthe star offerings of These heavy Sealettes and Caracul Ladies\u2019 wool Serge Dress Skirts in black and navy blue, made in panel the sale.Cloths are most desirable for Winter [effect and trimmed with buttons.Reguiar $3.50 value.Distribution Sale Price wear and it is exceptional to buy them | -++.+.iii ees eee ea $1.96 Plain Velveteen, and Corduroy Vel.| at less than regular prices.If you Ladies\u2019 Wool Serge Dress Skirts in black only, made with four gores and \u2018'vetesn in fawn, tan, brown, navy, want a handsome coat for Winter this trimmed with buttons.Regular Price $3.50.Distribution Sale Priceis a grand opportunity.green and Zephyr blue.A standard 50 inches wide in black only.It ; LL , inches wide in only.Regu- 50e value.Distribution Sale Price, pe: lar $3.30, Distribution Sale Price, per Yd ooo ee Boe | ydooooit iin ii ce ieee, 42.50 A Slashing Cut in Dress Goods Prices Easily the most sensational Sale of Dress Goods this Autumn is now in progress here.A veritable mountain of fashinable fabrics, comprising thousands of yards in all, are now being offered at a sacrifice to the vagaries of the seuson.The old proverb says.\u2018\u2018It is an ill wind that blows nobody good.\u2019 It fits this case to à nisety, for the mild Spring-like weather has played havoc with the de- inand for warm fabrics.So we, are just simply obliged to take these fresh ress Goods, tha} so short a time ago were actually on the looms, and cut down into the prices to attract business by the sheer magnetic power of bargain-giving.We offer, then, a very large stock of Serges, Tweeds, Bedford Cords, Whipcords and Costume Cloths, in all the season's best and newest shades, and prices from 60e to 61.50 a yard.Clearing Sale Prices, 60c to $1.50.Values for .,.Heh eee eae e eae ee eae rae aaa n à #1.96 90c to $1.25.Sailor Waists, 49\u20ac Ladies\u2019 Sailor Waists of blue and white striped Gingham, with stiff collar and cuffs, Regular Prices 90c to #1.25 each.Distribution Sale Price, each.49¢ $1.85 and $1.50 Sailor Waists for 99c Ladies\u2019 white Repp Sailor Waists, with stiff coilar and cuffs: regular $1.35 and $1.50.Distribution Sale Price., .99¢ $1.85 to $1.60 Lawn Waists, 99c Ladies\u2019 white Lawn Waists, with long sleeves, embroidered front and high neck.Regular Prices $1.35, $1.50 and $1.60, Distribution Sale Price .99e $1.75 to $8.49 Lawn Waists, 99c Ladies\u2019 fine white Jawn Waists with three-quarter siceves and embroidered front, with high or low neck, Reguler 41.75, 4239 and $3.49.Distribution I 39e, Bÿe and 79e [Sale Price LL.a ane ss a nan sa net ane Lena eee Be + \\ 65e and 75e Kid Gloves, 49e A very fine offering of ladies\u2019 Kid Gloves in tan, grey, and white; sizes 534 to 71-5.Closely marked at 65c and 75¢ a pair.Distribution Sale Price, per PEiF Lo i ey annee gered.seance 49¢ 25¢ to 85¢ Wool Gloves, 19¢ i Ladies\u2019 and Children\u2019s good woolen Gloves in navy, grey, hrawn, red, black, ill and white.Regularly priced at 25c, 30e and 35e a pair.Distribution Sale Price, il per pair secouu boss nes asc a 01000 a eunertens weer vies PET EE go 0 a Ü Be il + Ladies\u2019 $1.00 a Dozen Handkerchiefs, 5¢ Each | Ladies\u2019 pure white linen Handkerchiefs, size 11 x 11 inches, worth Sully $1.00 © a dozen.Special Distribution Sale Price, per dozen .460¢ or Sc each, Ladies\u2019 Lawn Handkerchiefs, Per Doran, 25¢ Ladies\u2019 white hematitched Lawn Handkerchiefs, size 11 x 11 inches.A very If?big special.Distribution Sale Price, per dozen .uv0u< onan 25e | Laces and Insertions, Half Price Guipure Laces and Insertions in white, cream and Paris shadd Regularly worth 20¢ to $4.00 a yard.All to be cleared at Distribution Sale Pdee.dl ea nal Specials from the Shoe Department | Children\u2019s black Kid Blucher l:ced Boots, sizes 8.9 and 10.Distrilration Sale Price, per pair o.oo iii iii tire teres areas «84c Boys' Black Calf Blucher Laced Boots, sizes 1 to 5 1-2.Distribution Sale Price, Per pair .o.oo.iii iri iii cine sree 00 8 een *1.49 Ladies\u2019 Black Kid Blucher Laced Boots, sizes 2 1.2 to 7.Regular #1.50.Din- Men's Black Calf Blucher laced Boots.sizes 6 to 10.Regular $2.50.Dis - tribution Sale Price, per pair .\u2026.\u2026.20000 voreoue secs end $1.79 Men\u2019s Tan or Black Calf Patent Leather laced or butoned Boots, sizes 8 to 10.Distribution Sale Price, per pair.«+100 200 000 we.43.79 Pictures Children's.Fine art Pictures, specially priced Stockings, 19¢ for this sale.\u2018*Boethoven framed in .; ; walnut.Regular $5.00, for .$3.50 | Children\u2019s wool stockings in tan, Hand painted picture, size 30 x 34 | red and pale bine, worth 25¢, 30¢, 35¢ iuches, framed in 4 1-2-inch walnut a small lot only to clear at the Dis.| tribution Sale Price, per pair.0000 020000 000 0000 eens $1.03 | I mounlding with gilt beading.Regular 49.00.Distribution Sale Price.$7.00 tribution Sale Priceof .vo.-19e Framed Pastel Study, b Peautifuly | in 3-i i ing wit Fe ei 81100.Die Cloth Brushes tribution Sale Price .$8.00 White Bristle Cloth Brushes: with Photo Frames nickel backs, regular 35c.Distribution Ji | Sale Prics, eich .17 ff Large assortment of photo Frames that have been on our tables at 50e | each.Distribution Sale Price, each Alarm Cloeks nes eerie nes 106 asus su0s 35e A large quantity of photo Frames ,; in amorted styles, that have been yell.| in regular size; goad Sims keepers, ing at 9c each.Distribution Sale | Regula¢ 75¢.Distribution Sele Price À Price, each .Tie | .de 49¢ li | F .CITY HALL \u2018» \"7\" CITY OF QUEBEC.\u201c + CITY CLERK'S OFPICR.Quebec, October Anh 1913.BMENTS TO THE CITY , CHARTER.Public setice is hereby given that City of Quebec will petition the of this Province, at its t' sesdéon, te obtain certain amend- ts te its charter.To: be authorized to borrow one Nundréf and twenty-Éve thousand dol- Tors (J82N000) te cover the expenditure already made and other expend vures te be incurred for, ligghting in the City by means uf ornamentai posts far lights; and in case tke town of Moment shouid become anmexed to the City, 0e be authorized to borrow as editions! sum of $250.00.(two Syndred and fifty thousand dollars) té execute in the annexed tertitory die wumks mentioned in the conditions rel ite ammemntion; and to be also Catiterired se borrow another sum of fifty thousand dollars for public works te be executed in the municipality of tle Little River #ñ case that munici- igy sisould become annexed to the ty; ta be suthorized to borrow an additional sum of $3000.(fifty thou- @tné dollars fer public works of a mirent nature to be executed in Liteon ward: 16 he authorized re @dy an interest of four and a half (4 9-2 p.c.) upon obligations issued by We City: to modify the « positions ol the Charter as to the cost of Wboden sidewalks: to petition for the edligtion of certain.esemption of xed snd the closing of streets.in conformity with the contract inter- toned between the City and His Maj- @sty amd other parties for the con- oskion.in this City nt the National ascentinental Railway and acces- cériéé; amd also to ask the validation of a contract between the City and the Sisters of Charity of Quebec, concern- the establishment of a Civic ital ard other objects.and also 8 oPtain 4.:ers other amendments to MW charter of incorporation.@uebec, 28th, October 1913.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk, Quebec.NOTICE Ÿ Notice is hereby given that the So- @tre de Construction on Permanente ; , à corporation cohstituted \u201c09 & Edward VII.Chapiter 130, will ly to the Legisisture at its next ion, in order to obtain am act ch\\ngimg its corpotate name into that ét Hypothtonite,\u201d and giant- des: à new charter.: \"OA IN.LAVERY.RIVARD, ;CHAUVEAU & MARCHAND, 1 i - Attorneys for Applicant.+ \u2018Daren, October 29¢h, 1913.1 ! oetiixim v ' i do.' tuparial Bank of Canada \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 i DIVIDEND Ne 123 atice is hereby gives that à div:- twelve per cent ) per sanum tpon the Paid-up of this institution has Geclered for the three months wading Blst of October, 1913, and that tive sume will be payable at the Head d\u2026ifficæ und Brandhes on and after Satthe int of November, next.ie trauséer books will be closed ' the 17th so the 31st October, 3, beth deve ive.: ly préer of the Board.,D.RB WILKIE, General Managerto.17th September, 1913.; Oet.1to3k THE SCENIC ROUTE ; GA sADIAN MONTHERN QUESEC RY.+ AI } Montres} and _ intermediate with Buffet Parior Cat at | oie pm.To Gram Mere sod Shawinigan \u2018 3 sod Intermediate ons.S00 am From Grand Mere and Shawini Falls and lotermodiste Srations 2400 ra from Montreal amd Intermediate QUEBEC & LAKE ST.JONN AY.Leswe Quebec.Whe Chicoutimi and ions with aa! lor ate | Car : om Jor Bnanh pa 1 Chicoutimi and Intermedisie : tations with Bi ÿ A : rot \u2014 iseping Car mam For SL Raymondy 12.19 p.m.for etteville, >) 6.15 p.m, fer Lacreitevilie.Arrive Quebes: ati p.m.Prom Chicoutimi snd Intermediste #2 em.From Chicoutimi snd Intermediate tetions.pm.For ( 5 o.m.from fore , t#) 7.00 a.m.rem lLoretteville, (a) Dolly except Sunday (Hh) Daily except and Bundsy.\u2018Le, except Suns onday.(4) , y.te Saturda; only.C1) Thur i] ats and Vaturday only.th) BUFFET PARLOR CAR SERVICE | ! GRATITUDE PROMPTED \u2014\u2014 Promink nt People Proud Te Testy for * MA.TIM 6TaY Me@BATH 130 Atlantic Ave., Montreal, March 1st, 1912.matism, being unable to work weeks at a time and spent hundreds of receiving treatment at Notre Dame Hospital where 1 was informed that | was incurable.[ was a-tives\u201d has done me\u201d TIMOTHY McGRATH 50c.a box.# to $2.50\u2014trial size, 25e.At dealers or from Fruit«a-tives Limited, Ottawa.| \u2014 ie BA sTarRTLING orran] M wow WIL SE FAITUFULLY CARRIES OUT.Countries of tne World Puzzle GENUINE OFFER OF SOLID QOLD WATCHER + FREE.Try Today.REE ei Xo oe a F ET Se md] NW, We guamotes tn at as a Free \"a a Ladys Be tig Wauh, English Gevermment p Vases P ment timekeeper.our ordinary price Os 5 To Gantiemaa ve Genre Gold diver arch, erament ped.lien Gore ravy Cours.Righ-ciaw rave: ment Apiondid timek rer Mesited number nf Urmsiation Prises give.winner is required to purchasd 4 chain fram mate veus biter pr TEI VATORR 167 1° qi Mir: Pi Best for C:ean:-g anl Polshing Catlery, 34164, 1, 268 4- WELLINGTON KNIFE BOARDS Prevent friction in cleaning & injury to Knives, POLYBRILLIANT METAL POMADE Nec Decomes dry and hard Like other Meta) astes, EERE For Clean.ng Plate.EMERY EMERY CLOTH ÿ GLASS PAPER BLACK LEAD Manvraczuazo ur JOHN OAKEY & SONS, Limites Weilingion Mills, London, England.FOR SALE BY J.B.RENAUD & COP.G.BUSSIERE & CO.AND FIRST CLASS GROCERS.only, anday Bublet Parler Car with Observation Comppriment attached to trains leav- ge.Buc and Chicoutimi in the AN Net on.y Ta 1000 sages oad J «.Lo 5 ostiinianait 9 THIS LETTER \u201cFor years, 1 suffered from Rheufor dollars on doctor's medicines, besides discouraged when a friend advised me to try \u201cFruita-tives\u201d.After using three packages, 1 felt relieved and continued until 1 had used five packages when a complete cure was the result after years of doctoring failed, 1 consider \u201cFruit- | a-tives\u201d a wonderful remedy.You are at liberty to.use this testimonial to prove to others.the good that \u201cFruit\u2014\u2014= | NUMBER OF RESERVE BANKS 1S REDUCED SENATE BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE MAKES FIRST RADICAL AMEND MENT.Woshingion, Oct.31\u2014The Seaste Banking and Currency Committes tonight tentatively agreed wpon four four regional reserve banks for the proposed new currency systems, with a proviso that after two years the federal reserve board may aud a many additional bunks as it deems necessary, mot exceeding twelve.The pending bill fixes the number at 12 and it has been understood that the ; administration would mot consent to .have it reduced below nine.The sharp reduction in the number of reserve bank was the Arst ra-! dical amendment the committee has | agreed upon, and it was earnestly op- | posed by the administration supporters in the committee.Senators | O'Gorman and Hitchcock, however, | voted with the five Republicans for the reduction, leaving but five Demoerats behind the administration proposal.The committee still has pending the proposal to abandon entirely the administration regional plan and to create à government controlled centra] bank.There is also pending Senator's Reed's proposal that the unification of the regional hanks be accomplished by the creation of « government clearing house which would act as à reserve reservoir.The question of the capitilization and stock ownership of the proposed regional banks was taken up immediately after the number was tentatively fixed, but no decision was reached in the matter.Chairman Owen, after the committe adjourned, expressed the opinion that the bill would be amended to eliminate the administration provision under which existing banks would be forced to subscribe the capital of the regional banks.The stock, he said.probably would be thrown open to public subscription.Stockholders would have no voice in the management of the i banks, he said, which would be entrusted to a board of directors to be appointed by the federal reserve :board, thus ensuring complete gov- \u2018ernment control of the new system.The total capitalization of four re- y gional banks.Senator Owen said, | probably would amount to $100,000, The administration supporters contested every step in the reduction of the number of regional banks.Two of them voted to retain the number at 12 and three voted for ten banks.The proposal to fix the number at 8 was defeated, 7 to §, and by the same vote the number was fixed at four.The proposition to insert the provision that the federal reserve board night inerease the number after two years, up to 12, was voted into the bill, with only two members opposing it.The committee hopes to settle the ownership and control of the regional banks tomorrow, and it is expected that with this matter disposed of the serious questions in dispute will be speedily adjusted.» ANTI-SEMITIC DIATRIBE.Russian Professor Says Ritual Murder Is 20th Century Reality.Kiev, Oct.31\u2014Those who had been expecting sensations from the testimony of the experts in mentai diseases at the trial of Mendel Beiliss for alleged \u201critual murder\u201d were rewarded today by a sensational anti- Semite diatribe from Prof.Sikorski of Kiew University, who abandoned all pretence of the scientific limits of paychistry in expressing his belief that Andrew Yushinsky was murdered by blood ritualists.The witness refused to be interrupted by the president of the court who vainly attempted to stop him on the vigorous protests of the counsel for the defence.After describing historical similarities in alleged blood ritual murders, which he claimed always were committed by more than one person, Prof.Sikorski declared that in the killing of Yushinsky at least four persons anud possibly five or six were concerned.The Professor asserted asserted that the number of stab wounds in cases of alleged ritual murder always was seven or the multiple of that number, carried out in accordance with a predetermined plan, and of this the Yushinsky murder was an example.Prof.Sikorski said this type of murder was not the myth of popular prejudice but a reality of the twentieth century; On taking the «tand Prof.Sikorski announced that after having a two hours\u2019 conference with two of his colieagues, in which a wide diver- | mence of opinion had been shown, he had decided to present his individual! view to the court.NO RACE SUICIDE HERE.London, Ont.October 31-The population of the city is now 55,026, according to the figures prepared by Assessment Commissioner Grant, and these statistics will be at once fare warded to the Lieutenant-Govet nor- in-Council with à request that the electors be allowed to voie on Sunday cars in Janvar, The fizures last year were 5.375, with the mixed dis- Thé Vois! désératrnt MF he rigt.the Increase being 2.656.{trist.the Increa 8 te pul Cathedral of the Holy Trinity\u2014 Sunday Service: Holy Communion, 8 nai alee poly on the second Sunday in - the mouth.Morciss Prayer, Holy Commuaioa snd Sermos on fire third Sundays in month at ll am | Morning Prayer, Litany and Sermon vu second, fuurth and ffth Sundays in month at 11 am.Children's Service and Catechism at 3.30 pm.Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 p.ow.All seats free.\u2014 St.Patriek\u2019s, McMahon street, Rev.Father rich C.SS.R.rector\u2014High Mass at 10.30 am; vespers a: 7.30 om \u2014 Lady Perpetual Help Chapel.Diamond Harbor, Rev.Father Woods, C.SS.R., Champlain street \u2014Mass at 7 wd Sam; vespers, § pm.-\u2014\u2014 Chalmers Church (Presbyterian), St.Ursule 8t.\u2014Rev.S.T.Martin, MA., Minister, Residence, 67 St.Ursule St.Public wership will be conducted tomorrow at 115 m.and 7p.m.The minister will preach at both services.Sabbath Schoo! and Ladies Bible Class at 3 p.m.Sirangers are cordially invited to worship with the coan- gregation.\u2014 Trinity Church St.Stanislas St, (below St.John).\u2014-Rev.A.R.Beverley, Rector.Sunday Services at 11 sm.and 7 p.m.Sunday School and Bible C'asses at 3 p.m.Holy Communion let Sunday in month, at Ji a.m.: 3rd Sunday at 7 a.m., Brotherhood of Bt.Andrew, Ist and 3rd Mon- ! days, at 7.30 gan, Service every Weduesday evening, at 8 o'clock.St.Andrew's Church (Presbyterian) St.Ann 8t.\u2014Rev.Dr.A.T.Love, pastor; residence, 106 St.Ann St.Public worship at 11 a.m, and 7 p.m.Sabbath School, 3 p.m.Strangers cordially invited to this old historic church\u2014ser- vices date from 1759.St.Andrew's (Presbyterian), Levis, Rev.J.J.Wright.B.A., pastor\u2014 Regglar Sunday Services at 11 am.and p.m.St.Michael's, Sillery \u2014 Rev.E.A.Dunn, M.A., vector.Holy Communion every Sunday at 8 a.m.Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and Sermon on the second and fourth Sundays in month at 11 am.Morning Prayer, Litany and Sermon on the first, third and fifth Sundays in month at 11 am.Young People\u2019s Service at 3.30 p.m.Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7 pm, St.Peter's, 230 St.Valier St.St.Roch, Rev.E.A.W.King, M.A.R.D., Rector \u2014 Maming Prayer at 10.30.Bible Class and Sunday Schoo! at 230 p.m.Eveping Prayer, 8 p.m.Holy Corgmuni otlebrated about mid-day oh the fret and third Sunday in the month, \u2018on all other Sundays, st 8 am.Séats free.All welcome.St.Matthew's Church, St.John St.(without)\u2014Rev.Canon Scott, Rector: Holy Communion, 7.30 a.m.; Choral Celebration of Holy Communion, 11 a.m.; Mattins, 10.30 a.m.; Evensong, 7 p.m.Daily Holy Communion at 7.30 am.; Evensong, $5 pm.St.Mary's, Mommorency Falls\u2014In- cumbent, The Rev.E.R.Roy, M.A, Divine Service on the first and third Sundays in the month st 11 a.m.The second and fourth Sundays at 7.30 p.m.Holy Communion, first Sunday of every month, after 11 o'clock service, and on special festivals.Methodist Church Services tomorrow, ll am.and 7 p.m.The pastor, Rev.T.P.Perry, will preach morning and evening.Strangers cordially welcome.Baptist Church \u2014 Oppo.Artillery Park.Public worship at 1! a.m.and 7 p.m.Pastor, Rev.W.Willis Wilks.A welcome to citizens and visitors is extended.Holy Trinity Church.Levis, Rev.W.M.Cassap.Rec-or; list of services: lst Sunday in the month\u2014 Celebration of the Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 p.m.2nd Sunday \u2014 Morning Prayer and celedration of the Holy Commun - ion, jl am; Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 pm.3rd Sunday\u2014Morn- ing Prayer and Sermon, 11 a.m.; Evening Praye: and sermon, 7 p.m.4th oundsy\u2014-Morning Prayer and Sermon, i am.5th ounday\u2014Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 am.; Evening\u2019 Prayer and Sermon, 7 p.m.\u2014 FASHION VERSUS TAILORS.You don't like to throw à Suit back on your tailor, if you are not exactly pleased with ie.but take it, and make the best of it (and a poor best it is in many cases).Fashion-Craft Shops are established so that you are enabled to test how a pattern, style and fit pleases you before you are required to purchase.nr in the event of your ordering a Suit made to our own special measure, and it is not exactly what you wish it to de, there is no reason why you should take it: we don't want you to, what tailor can say the same?As to price, # Suit fro mmy stock or {rom special order samples, costs you from 815.00 and upwards, according to the material you may select.There is nn difference in the style or clase of workmanship, as Fashion-Crafe goods are sll male uniformly well, Obtainadle only at: L A ROY, Progriator, Shops ef- Fashien-Crale, | 198 St: -JoNRSeldr,\u201d 128 3p.Tosggh Street.now $J2089318.ss compared with tes laos year, Quebec, mme\" ATTACHS BRITISH LIMITED, Fare nd located ln thelr new : A me cs, 6 DES Pee BE TOL POLICY IN MEXICO LONDON PAPER DECLARES BRITISH PORRIGN OFFICE \u2018ACTS CONTRARY TO LIBERAL PRINCIPLES | London, Nov.1.-\u2014In an editorial t@ | day The Nation, following an ouf- line of recent Mexican history, sharg- | ly criticizes the policy of Creat Britain in Mexico.After assenting to ths propositions that Great Britain cannot intervene in the affairs oi a half civilized nation because its morals ore bad and its politics illiberal and that the first concern of British diplomacy is with British interests, the editorial says: : \u201cOur complaint is not that British diplomacy has declined to intervene against President Fuerta.It 1s rather that in a peculiarly cynical way it has given him countenance, and at a moment when the United States was «sing its influence to restore sume =p- proach to constitutional rule.Lf all the world had recognized Hucrta as a matter of routine our action would have had little significance; but it was taken at a dramatic moment when it could be interpreted only as a rebuff and a counterpoise to the effects of President Wilson, The term \u201cBritish interests\u201d in this connection requires some definition.Cheap labor, for one thing.is not a British interest.\u201d After stating that Lord Cowdray and other British capitalists are friendly to Huerta as they were friendly to President Diaz and expressing the belief that American oil interests are behind the Mexican Constitutionalists.the article declares that even in the narrowest views of British interests the success of a revolution which aims at turning seris into free wage earners may, in the end, do more to benefit British trade than ail the favors a dictator might shower on a few concessionairies.The editorial concludes with a denunciation of the policy oi the British Foreign Office as not being in accord with Liberal principles.It says this leaves Great Britain standing alone among the Liberal powers and exposes the country to suspicion at a moment when the government more than ever deserves British good will.The Outlook declares that President Wilson's Mobile speech nieans a policy of \u201cidealistic grab,\u201d by which all other nations except the United States | will be Qui out of the trade of the western hemisphere.i \u201cSpain from 1600 to 1800,\u201d the Outlook says, \u201cforbade all other nations ; to trade with South America, which was strictly reserved to the commercial enterprises of Spaniards alone, In the year 1913 President Wilson wants to impose a pragtically identical yoke of domination on the commercial relations of the great independent communities which have grown up between the Rio Grande and ant-Aretic extremity of the continent.The further assurance that the effect of the opening ci the Panama canal would be to abolish foreign concession hunters in favor of the investments of the United States completes the exposition of this astounding scheme for the bare-faced appropriation of the hemisphere.It is bare-faced, indeed, but wildly absurd.What everybody suspects is that behind the conscious or anconscious President there is in embattled array the New York trusts.\u201d TESTIMONY TAKEN IN MORSE SUIT New York, Oct.31.\u2014The Chancery Court of New Jersey, through a commissioner sitting in this city.today practi ~ily concluded the taking of testimony in the suit brought by Miss Jennie R.Morse, sister of Charles W.Miorse, against the Metropolitan Steamship Company aud the Pacific Navigation Company.Miss Morse, who is a stockholder in the Metropolitan Company, asks that a reeeiver be appointed and the company\u2019s leases of the steamships Harvard and Yale to the Pacific Navigation Company be annulled.Charles £.\u2018ellen, former president of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Raiirnad.who.it was expected.would be an important witness.has nit appeared at the hearings.Process servers reported they had been unable to find him.Miss Morse in her complaint alleged that the New Haven was behind the move which took the Yale and Harverd out of the New York and Boston service.NO PRICES FIXED AT GARY DINNERS New York, Oct.Al\u2014Harry D.Westfall, vice-president of the La Belle Iron Works of Steubenville, Ohio, tes- tiiying this afternoon as a witness for the defence in the government's dissolution suit against the Steel Corporation, upheld the corporation's eon.tention that no agreement to fix prices had ever been made at any of the s0- called Gary dinners.Mr.Westfall said that he had attended many of these dinners and the committee meetings afterward and that while manufacturers had revealed quite freely the prices they were paying for products and the prices they intended to charge.there had not been the slightest intimation of any agreement, expressed of implied, to fix prices, Herbert 8 Smith of Ossining, N.Ythe next witness, corroborated Mr, Westfall.Mr, Smith said that the Gary dinners were held so that man- ufacterers might discuss conditions \u201cfor the betterment of the industry.\u201d < \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO., \u2018When colds | 1 BOVRIL | | | | are in the wind When the wind is biting cold, when there is snow overhead and damp under foot\u2014drink Bovril.Drink Bovril because it supplies extra strength to counteract the extra strain.Drink Bovril because it is a trustworthy safeguard\u2014one that has the approval of science and the recommendation of thousands of doctors, In a recent series of remarkable experiments conducted under the direct control of one of the foremost physiologists of the day the body-building power of.Bovril was proved to be from 10 to 20 times the amount taken.These experiments proved con- : clusively that Bovril is not only itself a strengthener, but thatitalso possesses the peculiar property of enabling the system to extract from other foods nourishment which would otherwise be wasted.\u2019 Garage at Woodlands, P.Q.owned by Mr.W.G.Ross, Harbor Commissioner, of Montreal.A Garage of ASBESTOCEMENT The walls of this Garage are of Asbestos Corrugated Sheathing.The strips run from roof to ground without a break.The roof is of ASBESTOLATE Cement Shingles Laid in the diagonal or French style, finished with our regular Ridge \"oll.The advantages of this type of construction are many. 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HOLLAND HOUSE, Pith Avenus and 30th Street, Now Yooh \u2018 TERRACE Ge Headquarters for tourists Bom il clas of the rocapass HOLLAMD HOUSE, 38th St, and 5th Avenue, is the most located hotel in Now York ist Including 40 new Garage, Bathing, Fgh tators were present to see the two, teams clash.: y While the visitors were more finished in their style of play and were | faster than the locals, they lacked weight, whic.was the chief asset of the High School boys.| The contest was interesting through out and the play was of a nature to arouse the enthusiasm of the specta-, tors.The ground was frozen hard, which made the tackling rather strenuous for those brought down, but apart from this there was not the slightest tendency towards roughness.Lennoxville scored first and showed some fast play until they were stopped up by the sturdy local bunch, who soon took the lead and won handily.1 Herbert Laurie, the captain of the High School team, deserves much credit for the manner in which he got | the boys together in so short a time | and good judgment he used in lead- | ing them to victory, all the while; playing very brilliantly himself at the half-back position.Wiggs, for the locals, also did well, scoring a touch down alter a thirty-yard run.while Amaron also was very useful.In fact, the entire local team did wonderfully considering their short preparation.For the visitors, Burton, of Lennoxville, at half-back showed up well and scored a touchdown, while Whitehead, the captain, managed his players well, but could not conquer the advantage in weight which undoubtedly won for the locals.The whole team showed great pluckiness alt through.| The teams lined up as follows: ; Quebec High School:\u2014Lourie, Am- | aron, Wiggs, E.Scott, Eliasoph, M.| Ross, Murphy, Jewell, Home, E.Ross, Joseph, Sewell, MacNaughton and; Fellows, Bishop's College School: \u2014White- head, Black, Burton, Reade, Macey, Tibbets, Reid, Ingham, Halpin, Doucet, Price, Lamb and Foss, MAPLES WIN YMCA BASKETBALL GAME SECOND HALF WAS DISASTROUS FOR THE BANKERS\u2014 ANOTHER MATCH ON MONDAY.The second game of the YM.C.A.Senior Basketball League played last night between the Maples and the Bankers resulted in a victory for the former team by a scors of 29 to 4.The score, in last night's game in no way indicates the play of the Bankers, and the fact that they only secured four points throughout the match is due in a large measure to hard luck.They frequently had excellent chances of scoring but did not seem to be able | The first half saw the Maples leave the floor leading by a score of ten to four, a lead which they increased in the second session to twenty-nine, while the Bankers were unable to register a single point in the final half.The contest was rather slow due to the fact that there were several players new to the game, All the recruits displayed much agility, however, and promise to make fast useful players when they become more familiar with the fine points of the game.The teams lind up as follows: \u2014 Maples\u2014Gravel, Young, Power, F.Petrie, J.Whales.Bankers\u2014Bourget, Shink.G.Petrie, Hourston, H.Kennedy.Referee\u2014Mr.Geo.Copeman.Time-keeper\u2014Mr.P.R.Hamel.Scorer\u2014Mr.G.Golley, Ï On Monday evening the Ramblers will make their first appearance against the Royalists, which promises to be a fast and keen contest.The Royalists won their first game against Quakers last Monday night and are training bard to repeat their victory against the Ramblere, ee eee te Cee Cosh Figs from $1 to $2.50 Sold at 75 cis Come and pick them out I \u2014 AT \u2014 ANGLO CR ST 40-42 St.John St, || QUEBEC | augiatu th satxly / NEW The Acme of with highest class service.rates.The Management protection to ladies and familles.fob.15xtu th, satto.Nov.1& ALBEMARLE-HOFFMA A sew modern hotel representing « Five Milloin Dollar hwvestment em the site of the former Hoffman House, .BROADWAY, ¥TH STREET, FIFTH AVENUB Perfection OF NEW YORK'S GREATEST LOCATED AT THE HUB NESS, OVERLOOKING MADISON SQUARE.Accommodations for 1,000, off ering maximum luxury much lower rates than offered in any other Hotel in America, conslotns A Good Room at $1.50 Per Day, .A Good Room, with Bath, $2.09 Per Dap Handsome Apartments ef any n a Lan t is a guarsates of the highest YORK ve, soit and coméest at of rooms at ANIEL P.RITCHEY.D.n .Martinig Broadway at 32 NEW YORK, 600 Rooms 400 Baths Splendid room, with adjoining bath, $2.00, With private bath, from $2.50, Special weekly rates, Restaurait Prices Moderate.The most convenient location to theatres, department stores and ali \u2018transit lines: baggage transferred to and from Pennsyvanla Station ree.St, Chas.3.Taylor, Prenideut.Waiter Giinés.Vice-President.Waiter Chandler.Jr, Gen, M'ge.Oct.léxtu.th.satx40 RESORTS \u2014 ANLANTIC CITY.HOTEL STERLING Kentucky Avenue, near Beach, Atlantic City, N.J.Open all year.Write for booklet and rates.\u2018The Norris Co, A.L.Beidleman, Manager.Spt.20xtu, th, stx26 GREGORIAN | NEW YORK CITY, 35TH 8T, FIFTH AV, BROADWAY, 14 Stories.Modern.Absolutely fireproof.Luxurious, comfortable and home-like.Nearest amusements, shops and depots.None better at Any Price.300 Koums, each witli a private { bath.A good room and batn, $2.00 per day.Others up to $3.50.Parloe, Bedroom, Bath, $4.00.Special rutes week or month.Restaurant a la Carte.Also Table d\u2019Hote.D.P.RITCHEY, Prop.Mch.S5xwed.aatxly.NEPTUNE INN J.7.LEVALLER, PROP, 118 Mountain Mill Ameciosn end Eurepean Plea.Ÿ Calle Attached te Hees A Clues 6 Dosw, Elevator, Corv § and Traine.A we 20 Send 2e.dire REV Ca Ci El vod Map Telephone Tolophont Me SAVOY 68stJe CAFE \u201c=a Strost = and Quick Lund \u201copm Special Dinner.\u2026.\u2026.\u2014.\u2026.\u2026.msscrec Special Chicken Dinner.Malpecque Oysters (on the hali- shell), per dosen.American Oysters, (on the balf- shell), per dozen.35¢ We serve Oysters in all styles.Phone Phone 4956 DUGA 1858 HOTEL - RESTAURANT-CAFR: 142 St.John St, Que bec.Roo: 1.00 upward; wi se ne Sal rates by the week Breakfast (6:30 to 10 a m), JSe Lancheon (12 to 2 p.m.), 35c.Dinser (6 to 8 p.m.), S0e.Open from 6:30 à m.until 1 a = P.W.DUGAL, Propnp 25e 40c 50 ST.GEORGES HOUSE 18 St.Anne Street .Opposite Place d'Armes, MOST CENTRAL LOCATION IN QUEBEC Very suitable for business men, being close to Law Courts, Post Office and Lower Town Offices.Comfortable rooms, good table.Table board by week or month.Terms moderate.Telephone 88.sept13x2m \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014___ Millan Medical lostitate SPECIALTY\u2014Venereal diseases, capidly cured according to our new process by a specialist of the Paris and London hospitals.4101-2 ST.JOHN STREET, \u2018Phone 1975.Consultations: 7 to 9 p.m.\u2014 AUCTION SALE NOTICE is hereby given that os TUESDAY, NOV, 4TH, 1913, at 1.30 o'clock p.m.at residence No 573 St.John street, Quebec, we will proceed to the sale of the furniture aud effects belonging to the estate of late Napoleon Dussault, as follows: Carpet, oilcioths, parlor rugs and furniture, parlor sets, furnishings of dining room, sideboard, extension table, chairs; one large roll top desk several pretty double brass beds, ma.tresses, feather beds, linens; gas stove, \u201cDane\u201d store, etc.; also one splendid cottage piano (Kis'ach & Bach}; about 12 toises of foundation stone, à stock of general goods, ete, ete, On view on morning of sale, from 9 to 12 o'clock.Sale at 1.30 p.m, November 4th, 1913, 3 I.DESCHENEKS, Aucticneer.OSCAR HAMEL, Notary, 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 & FRERK - # FM RACAL Pe \u201c1 3 À.: oe 1 .SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1913.+ Making One Dollar Do the Work of Two mt \u2014\"\" PS | Your dollars vary in value according as they vary in purchasing power.The man or woman who studies advertising isable | frequently, to make one * I | dollar do the usual work of two.| The experienced reader of advertisements will | always make a dollar command a premium, \u2018that 16 mälle it buy more | than the dollar of a non- | \u201c| readerofadvertisements.Fife How much \u201cabove par\u201d are the dollars in your pocket worth ?Amt \u2014\u2014 It will depend on how closely\u2019 you study the buying opportunities -out-lined in the store ads, | tre ES \u2014 The Chronicle | Quebec's Best Paper Ask for prices at the QUEBEC SCRAP METAL CO.14 St Roch Street for your raw furs, hides and skins and all kinds of scrap material, - Telephone 2777 on in.\\ CANADIAN BASEBALL LEAGUE MEETWG MOST SUCCESGYUL SEASON ON RECORD\u2014OTTAWA HAS LARGEST ATTENDANCE _\u2018 \u2014 \u201c Toronté, Oct.3L\u2014A of the Canadian Baseball reed fot ere tonight to\u2019 wind up the season's business.: The past was the most smecessiul season the league hy had About $1000 was added to the sinking fund of the league and after dther expenses were paid the eight clubs divided $1,200 equally, the balance remaining of the ten per cent of the total gate receipts of all the games played during the season.Ottawa outdrew any of the other\u2019 clubs in the lesgue in the season by 12,000 attendance.Loudon received the second larges» gatronage, while Hamilton showed a decided falling off from the previous year.The matter teansfersing the Guelph and Berlin fran:hises to other larger cities was left over to the annual meeting, which will be held in December.+ It was stated that Erie, Pa.Had been granted provisionally the right to its territory as à member of the Canadian League, and that it was ready to join as scon as granted a franchise.i STILL ONE LIBERAL.IN BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver, B.C\u2026 Oet.31\u2014lt' is regarded ns likely that H.C.Brewster, pfovincial Liberal - leader and formerly a member of the legislature, will oppose W.W.Foster, Conservative candidate, for Island constituency in a bye-election next manth, CANADA SENDS FLOUR -EXPERT TO JAPAN Vancouver, 8.C.Oct.3i>\u2014Hon.Geurge I.Foster has written to M.It.Stevens, M.P., that the Dominion goverament is planning to send à flour expert to Japan to demonstrate the Canadian product, the scheme to UL handied through co-operation of Can (adian miflers.\u2019 HINDOQ& AT.VICTOKIA.Victoria, B.C., Oct.31.\u2014The thirty- nine Hindus.who are awaiting deportation ui the next outgoing Japancse steamer, arc to invoke habéas corpus proceedings in:an attempt to get into Canada.An application will be made tomorrow before Justice will act as a test cage, .| Argonitars will broadly: be gard next week on thegpplicationé |.C.P.R.ENGINEERS WANT NEW SCHEDULE Winnipec, Ucteber J1\u2014It is highly probable that within the course of à few dyys thé Brotkerhood of Locomotive Engineers will make demands upon the Canadian Pacific Railway regarding a new schedule.The of@- cials of the C.P.R.und the \u2018Brothérhood have not been in agreement for some time, and a strike seriously thr atens the company on ali lines west of Winnipeg.: AMERICAN BANKERS .FOOLED BY BRITISHER Chicago.Oct.31.\u2014Captain Cornetins\u2019 Glenn Collins, who for two days + attended the meetings of the Investment Bankers\u2019 Association here and gave his opinions, as representing the thought of British bankers, was arrested here tonight on a charge of forgery at the request of the Baltimore, Md., police.| At the meetings Collins said he: represented a large European banking house, and his expressions met-re- spcetful attentions frnm the American bankers.A cablegram to the London , house, however; brought the response that Collins wan unknown and the credentials which had heen given him by the bankers\u2019 committee were.returned.After his banker's card had been re- questgd Collins disappeared frum the hotel, it was said, leavipg an vapaid Lo ing one collar.SENATOR O'GORMAN WILL VOTE MeCALL Washington, (ct.31.\u2014Political cir- tles in the capital were stirred touight by an announcement from Senator O'Gorman of New York that he would vote for Judge McCall.caudi: ganization for mayor of New York.- Although the national administre- tion lias not taken part in the New York eity election it is an open secret here that the White House favors thie Fusion candidate, John Pars roy Mitchell, appointed hy.President Wilson as Collector of the Port of New York, with Senator O'Gorman's endorsement.Co The Senator's announcement ate law, Dudley Vield Malone, third Assistant Secretary of State, made à speach in Madison Square Garden, New York, last night, in favor of Mitchell and denouncing McCall as the candidate of Tammany Hall and the Murplis organization.\u2019 Senator O'Gorman\u2019s statement follow: + \u201c1 shall vote for Judge McCall for Mayor.He is the candidate of the only regular Democratic organisstion in the eity of New York I have known Judge McCall for many years.lle was my colleague in the Buprem Court.1 know kim to be à man of clean life, fine judgment, great ahility and strong character.1am confident that his administration as mayor wil be safe, sane snd sconomical Gregory by one of tbe Hindus, which | bill.and an elaborate euiscase contalie |.date of the regular Demuçratic or- | tracted attention Lecause his sun-ine |.- + ou PE ed RE + .FOR D.C.RANCHES.Vancouver, Oct.31\u2014Large numbers of sheep are beidg dwportd for ranches in the Chilcot covatry, omc hundred miles morth of Vancouter.Ong rancher is taking ig over 4000 ia one flock.Go TRIED TO BME ALDERMAA.Victoria, B.C.Oct.3t\u2014Herbert Winsby, was çonvieteé by.an Assise Court jury of dttempting to bribe à Councillor of -Sasnich, do whom.be proposed giving $5,000 for's changed vote in a paving 'ob Sentence was deferred.| mrt en WANT HEW-C.P.R.AGENT AT AUSTRIAN CAPITAL Vienna, Oct.31\u2014\u2014-It is reported that the government wifi requite that Sam Altman, the Vienna agent of the Canadian Pacific Railway Coinpany, be replaced by 8 néw agent as a com- dition for allowing thé Canadian Pacie té resume its steamship service trom Austris.MY.Altman was arrested racemtly charged wRh con- fravening the _émigration law by as sisting emigrants to evade military service.A .REBELS RETREAT.Guayaquil X4 , Ost.31\u2014On the arrival at raides of Le troops rdespatc} \u20ac Tuesday, the rebel Colonel Carlos Concha .and his forées retired northward.The rebels led by Colonel Carfos Allaro have divided into three bands, two of which are ravagiog the provisces: of Guagas and Los Rios.The third bend is said to be marching on Manai province.The government forces have been sent in ail directions to endeavor to round up the rebels.It is announced.that the old boundary dispute between Ecuador and Peru will be settied soon on a friendly basis.: CANADIAN DOCTOR | WAS HONORED.New \"York, Qet.31\u2014Canadians in this.cify were\u2019 pleased to hear today that Dr.J.J.MacPhee, one of the leading members \u2018of \u2018the Canadian community in New York, had been ¢lected a Fellew of the.Royal Medical Society of Great Britain.The honor comes 3\u2019 the more xcceptably owing to the fact that the tecipient is not acquainted with the doings of the society.11 Dr.MacPhee,\" who is a native of Prince Edward Istand, is one of the most distinguighed physicians of the city.He iy a member of the Acydemy of Medicine of New York ety.professor of mental and nervous dis- cases of the New York Polyclinic Medical School, Neurologist St.Vransic Hospital, New York, arid St.John's Hospital, Brooklyn, and Beth Israel Hospital, New York: Dr.MacPhee way from 1908 to 1910 President of the Canadian Society in New York, sol 1\"6t#H ene of the raoët gctive ;memghees.of that body.He is physitian oF the St.Andrew's Society of New York State, and served as President of \u2018the Buras 'Srstety of New York.+ i= vous 7 IN BASY GUING TRINIDAD.The hore) in Trinidad is che antithesis of the bustle of she port and the delirium of the drive Am o'd darky in faded livery, \u201cMethuselah.\u201d tatters cut and looks at you.Coolly clad figures in rocking chairs on the porch meditatively absorb their drinks without even doing that.Alter-a time à clerk sp- pears and you sign the register.A while later à black Huy comes and lifts youg luggage from the-nextor.After 2 little longer interval she marager has 1cached the point of taking vou {or a long, slaw, rambling walk.whicn ieads at length to the room that is reserved.\u201cTt is a huge chamber, hia!l as iarge 8s à tennis court.A wicker ¢ruch, two big cane arm chairs.twy tables.u gigantic bed and a chest Jf Jrawess constitute the furniture.The doors, the windows shades and walls fur two feet down from the celling are lattice work, open to all the winds that blow.A door in front-opens uen the garden facing $ savanna, In thé vourtyacd behind.3 white aigrets step daintily among, the palms, and a pire and toucan screech to each other from adjoining cages.On one side is'a ruw of sheds containing huge, bathtuss.\u2014 From \u201cThe Path \u2018of \u2018the Conquistadores.\u201d by Lincoin Bates.Jr, THE BEST SECURITY.\\Vhat security is thore-best suited to \u201cthe gverage man\" possessing (1) safety, (2) stability, (3) profit and\u2019 (4) cau- vertibility?Traveling in a circle, we come back to our original point of de- parture\u2014real estate.First mortgage bonds based on the highest class of improved, income\u2019 producing real estate in a large city with a large margin of safety and an ahsdjate first lien retnru- ing\u2019S, 51-2 and 6 per cent on the in- vestment-are to my mind the ideal investment for \u201cthe average man\u201d and indeed far all.others.À century or two ago réal estate first mortgages were the only safe investment.The frs mortgége real estate band is simply the modern form of the real esta: mortgage.equally safe and far more convenient and conventidble.Tf one can- nat ar does not wish to own real estate he may at least own bends based on it.\u2014S.W.Straus in Lasliey.- THE BLOW A TRAIN .CAN STRIKE.The force of the blow struck by a modern train going at high speed is grester than that of the shot from a Aindern gun.At feast suth iy the statement of a scientist whe hap heen looking -inta.thie question.He estimates that & modern passenger train will weigh about.400 tons ang that it moves at & velocity of séventy to sev.enty-five miles an hour, er about 100 feet a-second.A mass of 400 tons pro- elled_at this velocity will strike a Blow twice 80 t 89 that delivered by a 2.000 pound shot fired frem a 100 ton cannon.This, he states, gecounts for the tremendous destruction egused by, collisions \u2014New York Prose, DRACGED PATIENTS ABOUT.BY HAR MORE TESTIMONY IN WORCESTER STATE HOSPITAL IN- Worcester, Mass, Oct.31.\u2014Rum Bottles, disturbances in the corrider because of the collection of these bottles and the prasence of the pofice who were called in by Dr.Ernest Scribner, superintendent, were some of the things that were added to the recital of sll aged crucity and misconduct of affaire at Worcester State Hospital at the hearing before the state board of insanity this afternoon.William A.Haien, representing the Pidoning nurses in the absence of .G.W.Galvin.at the afteraoon Hesrimg said he had picked up at least a dozen bottles on his walk up the avenue without any effort and showed five or six in support of charges of drinking mads yesterday.Dr.John H.Sullivan, a witness Tuesday.called some newspaper men and, going out near the men\u2019s quar ters, picked up numerous bottles and brought them into the corridor near where the hearing was in progress.He claimed attendants cursed him at the quarters.Some of them followed him nito the corridor and the argument which fol lowed broke up the hearing tempor atily.Dr.Sc r rushed out ana found one attendant.who denied he had been tesponsible for the racket Dr.Scribner claimed none of his employees were responsible.He then sent for a police officer and one vas on duty and prevented a photo, er from taking pictures.Dr.Saltivan claimed that rum bottles were plenty in the vicinity of the men's quarters.Nurse Ida B.Kenny said she had known of Noss Sullivan, a patient, being without food five Gays because she had treuble with the nurses.Another nurse, Ethel Robinson, testified she saw blood on a sheet thrown over a patients head but was told the patient was subject to nose-bleeding.In closing the hearing for the day Amelis Stewart declured she has heïp- ed drag patients by their hair to get them into bed and that she saw a graduate nuree yank 8 patient over backward by her hair several times.Helen Calpan and Pearl Lebree gave testimony much of it covering allegations already made.CARMEN GO ON STRIKE: IN INDIANAPOLIS.Indianapolis, Ind., Oct.31.\u2014Em- ployes of the Street Railway and Traction Companies of \u2018Indianapolis went on etrilte at li o'clock tonight.Twenty minutes later practically every car had been ceturned to the barns.and desertéd by the strikers.Whether the companies will attempt to operate the cars again tonight officials wiuld not say.The strike leaders of the newly formed Street Railway Men's Union say.affects about 700 men employed on the city lines and upon the traction tines of the state which conter in Indianapolis.The decision of the motormen and conductors te strike is the climax of two months\u2019 efforts on their part to the companies to congider their mands for higher wages, shorter hours, recognition of the union and future arbitration of all differences.The officials of the companies, however, have stcddlastly refused to acknowledged that their men belongd te a union or had any grievances.Governor Ralston refused to act as an arbitrator in the treuble, but his services were refused by the traction companies.The Department of Labor at Washington three deys ago sent Ethelbert Etewart here to ast as an arbitrator in the trouble, but his ser vices were declined by the companies and he failed to bring about any agreement.Last August motorman and conductors of the traction companies operat: ing out of Indianapolis went on strike, but it failed, Since then it is said the men have been thoroughly organized.rer MAY DECLARE WAR ON ORGANISED BASEBALL.Indianapolis, Ind., October 31\u2014A declaration of war upon organized baseball is expected tn be the result of the meeting of the magnates of the Federsl League, whe will convens here tomorrow, for un two-days session, This seemed tr be the undivided opinion of the organizations, sym pathizers and promoters who arrived toight.The recent sighing of shortstop Alcock of the Indianapolis Federal League Club by the Chicago American League team, has brought the matter to a point where war must be declared or the Federal League suffer from the invasion of major league clube.representatives of the new organization said.Just what plan of action the magnates will adopt, none of them would say tonight.At the meeting tomorrow, officers will be elected, Iwo new cities will be granted francchises.four towns will report upon the sélection of new park sites and each club will be required to deposit 325000 gusrantes that the season will be fAnished.GC.Stovall, former manager of the St.Louis Americans, is expected to sign a canteact to manage the Kansas City club next year.in the contest for (he presidency of the League, it appeardd that Edward Steininger, former president of the St.Louis Federal League Club, ané Lioyd Hickett, secretary of the ts were the leading cape diéftes.HE DOBS, HR DOES.A man tells à girl Ne wouté give all he haé in the world to make her happy.88d theo he growls when she mar- vies him and holds him strictly to his word \u2014New York Tribune QUIRY\u2014LIQUOR PLENTIFUL.| City of CITY OF QUEBEC.District poy.ee.BY-LAW MO.445 .\u2014 CONCERNING THE ANNEXATION OF VILLE MONTCALM TO THE CITY OF QUEBEC.(Drawn up in she French Language) At 3 mesting of the Municipal Cosncil of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hall, in the said City, om the 10th day of October, one thousand nise hundred and thirteen (1913), in conformity to law and in virtue of 8 by-law passed by this Council pursuant thereto, and after thé dut observance of all the formalities prescribed by the statute in.suçh case made and provided, at which meeting were 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, Coilier, Cote, Dinan, Dussault, Emond, Fiset, Gauvin, Gosselin, Lantier, Lavigueur, Lockwell, Madden, Morin, Plamondon, Pouliot, Trudel, Verret.DRAFT OF BY-LAW Concerning the Asnezstion of the Town of Montcalm te the City of Quebec.It is ordained and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council ordains and enacts as follows: 1.After the approval of the present -law by the majority of the municipal electors of the town of Montcalm who are proprietors, .nd who shall have recorded their vote on this by-law in the manner prescribed by law, and especially in accordance with section 71 of the Act 51-52 Victoria, chapter, 78, it is enacted that the territory mow comprised ir the limits of the Town of Montcalm, shall, through the operation of the law, and in virtue of the present by-law, be znnexed to the City of Quebec and ghali form part thereof to all intents and purposes.The said Town of Montcalm shali then be one of the waras of the city of Quebec.and shall be known and designated as \u201cBelvedere Ward.\" The said annexation shall be effected on the following conditions, to wit: 3.The said ward shall be represented in the Council of the City of Quebec by two aldermen, in conformes to the Statute 1, George V, chapter , section 27, sub section 3e 3.The first election of the two aldermen after ihe annexation shall take place ander section 72 of Act 51-52 Victoria, chapter 78, and shal! Be effected in the menner pre- reribed by law, by the manicipal electors of the territory so annexed who possess the qualifications required by the charter of the said City for voting at the elections of such Aldermen respectively.according tn a list previously prepared by the secretary.treasurer of the annexed municipality whe shall transmit the same to the City Clerk after having subdivided the polling districts in accordance with article 5378 of the Revised Seo tutes.4 When the aid Aldermen shall have been so elected and shall be legally entitled to sit in the Cit Couns cll, the secretary-treasurer of the Town of Montcalm shail hard over to the treasurer of the city all the minute books, registers, assessment or valuation rolls, archives, papers and all documents whatsoever belonging to the Cornoration of the Town of Montcalm, as well as ail sums of money which may then be in his possession in his suid capacity of secre- tary-treasurer, and from and after such delivery, all sums of money due and to become due to the former corporation of the Town of Montcalm shall be payable to the City Treas urer only.5.After the election of said Aldermen, the assets and liahilities of the Town of Montcalm shall be consolidated with the assets and liabilities of the City of Quebec, and that City shall be vested with the rights and be liable for the obligations legally contracted by the Town of Montcalm.& From the date of the annexation to the 30th of April, 1914, no other tayes shall be levied updn the inhabitants of the new ward than those im- osed by the Council of the Town of Montcalm for the fiscal year 1913- 7.During the seven (7) years follow ing the ist May, 1914.the immove- ables of the new @elveders Ward on which one ar more buildings are erected, shall not be valued, either as to their real value or yearly or leasing value, for an amount higher than that at which they are now entered on the valuation rofl of the Town of Montcalm.Lots of land on which one or more buildings are erected within three (3) years from now, shall during the remaindér of the said years, de entered on the valuation roll at their real value.& During the ten years following the 1st May, 1914, the lands not divided into building lots and used solely fot farming purposes, shall continue to be valued at the same rate en that for which they appear on the valuation roll of the Town of Montcalm, notwithstanding any improve ments thereon, either as regards farming purposes or in conrection with the houses snd other buildings actuslly on them or those which may replace them for the same purposss, during the said ten years.A 9.The buildings and lands whieh tre to have the privilege of a cera! valuation for 4 certain number of years on the conditions set forth in articles 7 ghd 8 hereinabove, shall, during the dsid years, be assessed at the rate of 3 of 1% (one-half of one per cent.) fag assessment on immove- ables, snd 4% of 1% (ome-hall of oad por cent) for water rate on water and drainage, based upon the value mentioned in the valuation roll, This | last mentioned tax on buildings surrounded by large tracts of land shail be imposed according to the mods actually practised in he city of Que and sy regards the lands upon which the water from the.waterworks and drainage are not yet introduced, the water rate shall be one-eighth of \u2018 y cent.upou their valuc.10.The waterworks now existing in the town of Montcalns shall, ber come the property of the City of Quebee, remain as, separate as they are now; ibey shall be fed from the Lresent sources and shall be maintained i8 gocd and effective condition except in case of fire, shall be use solely {or the service of thy Ward se anpexed, and that so long as the City Engineer will judge it com venient in the interest of the efe ficiency of the general service cf said Ward.11.During the five years following the amnexation, the City of Quebeg shall spend an amount of at least twg hundred and fifty thousand dollars works of à permanent nature required in the ward, at the rate of at leas one hundred thousand dollars for the first year; seventy-five thousand dole lars for the second year; forty thome sand dollars for the third year; twens ty thousand dollars for th- fourtid year, and fifteen thousand dollars fog the.fifth year.12.The Corporation of the City of Quebec shall introduce and maintai the water of the waterworks and s tonstruct and maintain sewers f drainage as well as cesspools, put hydrants i.the streets avenues of the ew ward when if shall deem the same expedient.13.Within the limits of the new ward, the St.Foye Road, the Si Louis Road, the Belvedere Street, Levis Avenue in Montcalm Park sh be paved or macadamized during tl year 1914, as needs be, provided the water works and drainage syste shall have been introduced therein is à permanent manner, 14.The other streets shall be ed, paved or macadamized as n for the same arises.15.All the streets and avenues the new ward shall be as well light as those of the other wards of thg City.16.During the first year following the annexation, a fire alarm systens shall be organized like the system of the City of Quebec, and at least ag perfect.17.During the year following the annexation.the City of Quebec Core poration shall improve the fire and police services of the new ward.18.The City of Quebec shall ash - the Provincial Government to net grant any licenses for the sale of în- toxicating liquors within the limits of the new ward.19.Proprietors or occupants of farming lands shall, during the ten years following the unnexstion, pay no taxes or licenses whatever for the live stock or moveable effects used for farming such lands, except, for water rates.20.Proprietobs asd océupants of farm lands shall have the right to heap up and preserve manure at a | distance of at least 100 feet from the public road and all habitation without prejudice to the general law of the Board of Health of this Province * 21.Carters, hackmen, bakers, milk men.and other persons residing in the Town of Montcalm who may Eve obtained licenses from the City of Quebec previcus to the annexation, for plying their business, trades ar oce cupations in the said City for the cure rent fiscal year, 1.ay obtain from the city the repayment of the amounts they have paid over and above that paid for such licenses hy persons cee siding in the City of Quebec .22.The City of Quebec shall regus late the construction of buildings is the new ward in such a manner us tg respect, in their general dispositions, the actual by-laws of the Town of Montcalm on construction, and shal not allow the construction and operas tion of factories, forges, shops.storesy or any business or industrial estabe lishment whatever along the St Louis and St.Foye Roads, west of Maple Avenue, nor on Maple Avenues nor on Delvedere Street, nor om Avenue des Braves, nor on the Levig Avenue in Montcalm Park 23.The City of Quebec shall favog and regulate the planing of trees and generally maintain and add to the typical character of a residential quare ter which the nsw ward desires tq possess.CITY OF QUEBEC October 1st, 1913 Public Notice Re Snow Guards, The aitertion of the public is called to clauses 4 and 5 of By-law No.28 concerning the lighting of certain pore tions of the city, which read as fole lows: 4 When the apparaus for the said lighting shall be placed in certain places where they may be exposed to damage through the fall of ice or snow coming from the roofs of build.- ings, the proprietor of said buildin shall place on the edge of the roof said building a snow fender or an ape ropriate and convenient protection far to prevent the fall on che said } lighting apparatus of any snow or ice \u2019 or objects of à similar nature to dame age the said lighting apparatus.4 $.If the owner of a building in this ~ city omits or neglects to place on the - edge of the roof of his building 8 snow fender suMcient to prevent aay T0 = = the fail on the said clectric lighting ape aratus of snow or ice or other fects fiable to damage the said lighting apparatus, such proprietor shall be, liable to a fine not exceeding dollars, and in default of payment the said fine and eosts, to an impriserts ment for à space of time not exceedy ing two months.namental poles have bren erected td kindly have the snow guard above referted to erected immediately.W.mn BAILLAIRCR ay have the honor to request prow -.prietors opposite whose property or * \\ es SS q There is not a more JULES ROBIN & CO.COGNAC which has been in highest tavor in this country, ever since its introduction over fifty years ago.Îts popularity has increased every year for very simple reasons : it is absolutely pure, it has an exquisite aroma, a mellow and penetrating flavor and standard quality.The success of JULES ROBIN CO.COGNAC is due solely to its merits.PN eus a aa Lo we ame.BUY some of 1his hend-made Piliow Lace, tt laste MANT times longer thas machine made the village lace: makers, bringing them litle eombors man\u2019s wage.Write for dessriptive liste treaties, sontalning 200 striking examples of the lace makers\u2019 art, and is J would.Lace for every purpose can be obtained, and wishin COLLAB\u2014Pure Lineu, $1.08.MADE BY THE COTTAGERS OF BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.This is tbe cid{achicene lace mack em the coin, incrodaced \u2018ato England by the Flemish ebogecs.PT Pernt eme de End Ow Laces ware ewarded the Gold Medal st the Postival Expire Imperial \u201cSristy, and imparts ao alr of disknotion %o the possessor, ei the same tine supporting otherwise unobtaînable on na agriculsaral entitled The Pride of Nord Bucks, sent post fres te any per of the reach of the moet modest puree.Collars, Prosts, Every sale, however email ie JorrmsJuonTde à support to the industry.œ 1 .) S8TOCK\u2014Wheal wach.(Half shown.) 8 Hse SIIE- 700, DAISTY HAS f MRS.BECKY ARMSTRONG,OLNEY, BUCKS, ENGLAND.INVENTOR DIESEL MISTER MAGICA HIS ENGINE EMBODIES TWO PRINCIPLES THAT MAY BK CONSIDERED NEW, \u2014 Probably the mystery surrounding the death of Dr.Rudolf Diesel will remain insoluble.His body has been found, that throws ne light on the tragedy of his desth.His friends scout the notion that he committed suicide, and the report that financial ! difficulties over-whelmed the brain, that evolved the wonderful Diesel engine is considered absurd Still u comparatively young man, in command af a fortune esiimated at more than $2,000,000, and controlling sources of even greater wealth, acknowledged by experts and by the public to be one of the great mechanical genuiuses of the age, there would appear to be little reason why he should have sprung overboard in the English Channel.Of his falnily life little is unknown.It is said that some thirteen yearg ago, at the mo- preme battle that was nghting for the preme battle that was to win ofr the Dicsel engine, world-wide recognition the inventor's health broke down, and it is supposed in some quarters that the strain then imposed upon hin left a permanent taint.Without warning it manifested itself in suicidal mania, and Diesel plunged overbuard.A Master Magician.It was the late W, T.Stead who bestowed upon Diesel the title of the \u201cmaster magician of the' century,\u2019 which is some indication of the impression made upon Stead by the engine that bears the German doctor's name.It is to be admitted that Mr.Stead was somewhat given to hysteria, but he had more bass for his extravagant praise of Diesel than for many other of his panegyries.The Diesel engine embodies at least two principles that may be considered new in the construction of engines; It operates at compression pressures greatly higher than those used in other internal compressure engines, and it dispenses with the usual ignition devices.Furthermore, it is a slow- running engine, unlike most other motors, although the speed at whieh it can drive a ship is phenomenally fast.Still another remarkable feature is the cheapness of operation.Almost any sort of crude oil is all that the Diesel engine requires.Were the operating cost of all engines the same, the Diesel engine would be the best; were the efficiency of all engine equal, the Diesel engine would be the cheapest.se are apy other factors to be re 0 Diesel probably surpasses competitors also.in them ; A Student's Divas, From what little data we bave in reference to the iavention of the engine it would appear that the germinal idea occured to Diesel when he was a student at the Munich Technical School.It remained for some years, but when Diesel wag 25 years old he set to work to realize his dream of what an engin-.should be.Ten years\u2019 hard work followed, and then another five years elapsed before he was able to place upon the market the first engine to bear his name.The first model was a slender, upright machine of five horse-power.Its originality of: construction attracted general attention, but unfortunately the sttention was of a hostile character.Engineering experts laughed at him.They admitted that his theories were all very well when applied to a little engine, but (hat they would collapse when he | was called upon to build a powerful engine for hard work.Ignition by Compressed Air The Diesel engine is of the internal combustion type.In it air alone is drawn into the cylinder o nthe charging stroke, and it was this feature that provoked the ridicule of experts.On the return stroke the air is compressed to a pressure of 200 pounds to the square inch.So great is the pressure, \u2018er cost than the pleasant trouble of THE EC CHRONICLE in fact, that the air is made incandescent, and into this incandescent air fuel in the form of ail is injected by 3 small partion of air compressed to 3 still higher point.Instantly the oil ignites and a power impulse is obtained, but without explosion.This system differy radically from the gutomo- bile motor.There a mixture of air and gasoling is loded by an electrical epert re Diesel engine there fs neither explosion nor spark, Moreover, in the automobile engine, which is supposed to be such a wonder, gasoline or other refined spirits are necessary, whereas the Diesel engine can be run on any kind of unre- ned and liquid fuel.May Displace all Rivals.It was by no accident that Diesel constructed his engine so that it drawn into the cylinder or the charg- lated that there was not a sufficient supply of petrol to be reckoned as the permanent supply of fuel for the engines of the world\u2014for he believed that ultimately his engine would displace all others.Crude oil, however, was as common as sand.Therefore he taught his engine to consume crude oil.Tt was Dr.Diesels conviction that sooner or later coal as a fuel will be displaced by oil: The great space now required on ocean liners for the carrying of cosl will be converted to other uses, and oil will be stored in what are now the waste spaces.The latest British battleship to be launched, the Queen Elizabeth, is built for oil consumption, and has Diesel engines.In time to come lucomotives may be similarly equuiped, and there will be an end to the gmoke nuisance.Before the smokeless day dawns, however, there is plenty of work for inventors who will take up the problert where Diesel left it, more than half finished.GAMEKEEPER'S GOLD.Perquisites and Pickings For the Men In Care of the Coverm.\u201cI could have a month's big game shooting in East Africa for the money which 1 spent shooting in England and Scotland last autumn,\u201d remarked a young man, whose abilities as a shot make him a welcome guest at many big country houses in England.The statement is probably no exaggeration.Numbers of young men with moderate salaries of incomes are obliged to refuse pleasant invitations simply because they cannot afford the awful tip tax which has become a part of the modern hosts, says a London paper.A few years.ago there was a bitter complaint that keepers would not take anything less than gold.To-day the head keeper on a big grouse moor pockets a fiver with a blink of the eye.Now a keeper is not as a rule badly paid, and even his legal perquisities are usually considerable.The head- keeper on an average place gets from.$7.50 to $11 a week, and a free cottage with a nige He.gets his fire- wpod for\u2018n and bis coals are are hauled for him free of charge.Also he usually has grass to feed a cow, and, as & rule, his wife keeps [chickegs.Very offen, to§, one of the undes-garéeners iv told off to dig his garden for him \u2014 of course, free of \u20ac Ip addition to alt this.he is almost invariably allowed to shoot as many rabbits as he pleases for his own use.and naturally his employer is only too glad for him to' hetp down all the wood pigeons possible.and these you may be sure make a welcome addition to the family larder.Then where.there is a river, he is sure to get trout in season at no great- catching them.Fruit from the orchards such as apples and plums, and a cask of cider are also sometimes given.Taking one consideration with another, any thrifty couple ought to be able not only to live well.but also to save; and it is simply absurd for such a man to make out that he must have heavy tips as well in order to enable him to live.Tips, of course; will never be abolished, That is one thing quite certain, but they ought to be kept with in reasonable limifs.A gentleman who spends every autumn shooting in various parts of the country, has worked out a scale of tips as follows:, 100 pheasants and other game, $1.25; big day, battue, with two guns and | loader, $5.00.JA decent keeper, who is properly paid, would certainly agree that the above scale of tips is as much as he would expect.: The worst part of it all is that some employers work on the same lines as the owners of certain London restaur- ants\u2014that is to say, they pay their keepers the lowest possible wages, giv\" ing them openly to understand that they are to make up their income out of the tips they get from the guests.Poor guests! ° ASTRONOMERS\u2019 WORK.The popular idea of the astronomer, says a writer in the World's Work, as one who spends his time in sleeping by day and peering through the small end of a telescope by night must be dismissed.\u201cThe greater part of the mod.| ern astronomer\u2019s time,\u201d says the article, \u201cis spent in studying photographs, often with a microscope.Paradoxical as it may seem, an astronomer today gazes more often through a microscope than a telescope.\u201d AN ADVENTUROUS LIFE That remarkable novelist, Mr.Joseph Conrad, who now receives a well- deserved pension from the British Civil List.is a Pole by hirth.He was born in 1857, his father bieng a well- known poet and critic, and the proprie- -tor of a review in Warsaw.As the elder Conrad was an ardent patriot, he came under the notice of the Russian Government, and was arrested just before the Polish rising of 1861.Various members of the Conrad family were concerned in this rising, and the novelist's mother was banished to Siberia.Mr.Joseph Conrmad was educated in Cracow, and in his youth followed the sea.His first voyage was made on an English trading vessel.and in this manner he acquired a knowledge of the English language.He stuck to the sea for many years, and qualified as a master in 1884, becoming at the same time a naturalized British subject.About ten years later he wrote his first novel.\u201cAlmayer's\u2019 Folley,\u201d and though it did not secure many readers, the literary critics were kind, and Mr.Ccurad resolved to adopt writing as a profession.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1913.Quality grows on you\u2014 We advance the quality of Semi-ready every year.Time was when merchants thought $15 high enough for a stock suit of men\u2019s clothes.Each year are sought out the best British woollen weavers, and their very finest, softest and most delicate patterns are secured.So that from the highest quality of $30 and $35 a few years ago\u2014we are now showing real, genuine, Semi-ready Buits at $40 and $45.The same cloth the exclusive Londom tailoz charges his Lordship ten guiness for.Both Suits and Ovurcoats $40 and $45.Semi-ready Sults, too, at $15, $20, $25, GEO.MORISSETTE, 168 St.John Street, Cor.D'Youville.L\u2019HEUREUX & GAUVIN, 183.5 St.Joseph Strest\u2014 Small days, mixed bag up to 6) or 70 head, 60 cents; mixed bag, with say, | \u2014 \u2014 Wishing to completely sell off the balamce of our Embroideries snd Laces, we have decided to sacrifice the entire stock of both these departments without any reserve, This liquidatien will commence on Monday morning, 3rd November, at 8.30 and will last as long as there is any stock.~.FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED.3.000 yards of Insertion, worth 5¢ to 10, for.le 2,000 yards of Embroidery and Insertion, worth 15c and 5e, for.nuchuon Te 3,000 yarde of Embroidery add Insertion, worth 25¢ 2,000 yards of Lace, 4,000 yards of Lace, 4,000 yards of Lace, 2,000 yards of Lace, 300 yards of Dress Embroidery, 45 inches wide, worth from $1.25 to $2.50, for.LACES! LACES! LAC white, black and 3e tobe, for .FN white, black and white, black and white, black and 6c to 10e, for .0e to 15e, for .sssas scan to 4e, for Learn ees .15¢ 15¢ to Ze, tor .eevee 200 yards of Dress Embroidery, 45 inches wide, worth 1,500 yards of Lace, white, black and from 6c to $1.25, for .35¢ 25¢ to Tie, for .conne usa css drt br dede LIQUIDATION SALE IN 2 DEPARTMENTS dit bbb ges \u201cJUST ALITTLEBIT THE BEST\u201d REAL ESTATE VALUE EVER OFFERED IN QUEBEC VANDYKEVILLE Bireotiy Aorces the St.Charles River from THE NATIONAL TRANSCONTINENTAL SHOPS, Now In course of Oonstruction \\ Lala out for first-class residential section\u2014Wide streets and lanes.Water, Electrio Light and Telephone on the property.We will be pleased to show you the Lots whether you buy or not.VAN DYKE LAND GOMPANY.R.M.MACAULAY, Manager 81 Bridge Street, Quebec.Phone 6092 = SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! cette 89e 13 Costumes in navy blue and black Venetian Cloth, ES! worth $14.50, for .47.95 cream, worth 35 Amorted Tweed Costumes, balance of our Fall [PE le Costumes, regular price from $18.50 to $30.00, cream, worth fOr c.2200 saa0000000 RAR $15.50 [ 2 25 black and navy blue Serge Dresses, worth $6.60, cream, worth [I sac a ana e à .43.06 PE.#H) Waterproof Coats (Popline) for ladies and chil- cream, worth dren, black and navy hlue, grey and drab, worth eee, % $8.50,-for .o.oo, 45.95 cream.worth 25 navy blue Blanket Cuata for children, worth $2.50, FP e se 15e for L.s200 00 caca nee anne nec n0 0000.M100 100 Petticoats in black and moire, worth $3.50, for this Sale LassWss000000.$1.59 50 black Satin Petticoats, worth $1.25, for .74c 10 dozen of ladies\u2019 White Undershirts and Drawers, in **Union\u2019\u2019 wool.For this Sale.23¢ 25 dozen of Woolen Vests (Sweaters) Angora-grey, navy blue and red, worth $3.50, for .$1.98 10 dozen red and navy hlue Woolen Vests for children, worth $250, for.co.$1.19 50 dozen Cashmere Stockings, worth 40¢, for.25¢ SPECIAL DISCOUNT.We will give a special discount on all the balance of our stock and a considerable lot of other goods too Ing to enumerate will be reduced.See our windows.ST.GEORGE'S STORE REGISTERED, We are the only agents in Quebec for the NEMO CORSET.444-444 À der ww 172 St.John St.Quebec SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1913 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.~d \u2014 ee a ADS acquired by some, but when once .eis Toe of ing ih The world's finest tes, always and, - costrong it goes much farther than or teas.Sealed in air-tight, dust.\u2019 - quarter, half and pound packages.\u2019 Her Majeaty\u2019s Blend?$1.00 pes b.! 15 O'Clock\u201d 0c.* Oki Coutry\" S0c.* ! \u201cCapital Houschold* | 406.* May Now be Had in Town al Bert Shops Agents: ! J.5 REN .UD & CO., QUESSC.Winter Overcoats, Double Breasted, Storm Collars.$40.00 Winter Overcoats, Double Breasted, Raglan Sleeves.$40.00 Hunting Coats, Double Breasted, Khaki Colour.$22.50 LADIES\u2019 WOOL GLOVES, CHILDREN'S WOOL GLOVES, MEN'S WOOL GLOVES.DARLINGTON, Registored| Selling Agents for Jaeger Pure Wool.JO: Ask for prices at the QUEBEC SCRAP METAL CO.19 St.Roch Stree: GLIMPSES OF \"OLD QUEBEC From the Files of the CHRONICLE, October, 1813 and 1913, THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY Declined the Honor.: A convention was held at Levis on this date, 30 years ago.for the purpose of selecting a candidate for the approaching contest.The candi- datire was previously offered to Hon.Fräncois Langelier and declined by him.Signal Honor.No mention has so far been made of the signal honor paid our fellow townsman, Mr.R.H.Morgan, music dealer, by H.R.H.the Princess Louise.when passing down Mountain Hill, she ordered the carriage to be stopped and called Mr.Morgan out of the crowd and shook hands with him, wishing him good-bye.This may not be cousidered a great event by some, but it shows the thoughtfulness and goodness of the Princess.Masonic Funeral, The remains of the late Sergeant Winn, who died suddenly on the street, were interred today, 30 years ago, with masonic honors.The fact of the day being a holiday, coupled with the attraction of the funeral being a military as well as a masonic one.the sidewalks all along the route were literally lined with spectators.There was a great turn-out of the \u201ceraft.\u201d The detachment of \u201cA\u201d Battery being in charge of Sergt.-major { Walters.The whole ceremony was a most impressive one, and great numbers of people went out to the cemetery to witness the masonic ceremonial at the grave.The widow and family of Mr.Winn are still residents of Quebec, GRAMOPHONE AND re PHONOGRAPHS.We have just received à magnificent assortment of the celebrated Columbia, Edison.etc.Gramophones and for your raw furs, hides and skins and all | Phoncgraphs, as well as a complete kinds of scrap material, Telephone =777 selection of the most popular records.Come and make your choice immediately.Store open cvery everling.LAVIGUEUR & HUTCHISON, 54 St.John Street.Nov.1x3 \u2014 + » A HUNDRED YEARS AGO TODAY To March on Berlin, All the reports of the secret agents have announced that the Emperor Napoleon was concentrating the corps of the Dukes of Reggio, Belluno and Padua, and of Generals Bertrand and Regnier, forming more than 80,000 men, in the environs of Baroth, and everything amnouncing on the part of his troops a rapid march upon Berlin.The Prince Royal is making dispositions 10 meet the enemy.Discontent in France.That discontent is prevailing in France to a marked degree, has not been lessened by the publication of the news from.Dresden.The reports of defeats sustained near Berlin, were more eagerly circulated than the official news; and it was confidently asserted, that notwithstanding the late batties, the whole French force had again concentrated in and about the Saxon capital for its defence.It is also stated that a further retreat was in contemplation.Great reinforce.from Russia has joined General Riucher's force, and he is said to be acting on the offensive against Macdonald with success.Bonaparte at Dresden.Bonaparte with Ney and the guards arrived at Dresden.The Austrians, Russians and Prussians attacked Dresden without success.The French estimate the loss of the allies in this attack to be 30000 prisoners, 40 stand of colors and 80 pieces of cannon, and the total loss of the allies, 60,000, WILD HORSES IN ALBERTA.The Peace river county in western Alberta and eastern British Colum- | bia has suffered so much from the depredations of wild horses that the Alberta Minister of Agriculture has urged on the Dominion Government the necessity of some steps being taken.The Peace river county has been one of the principal pioneering regions of western Canada during the last few years.Wild horses have made raids on the ranches of new settlers, killing many of the domestic horses and leading away a number of the well-bred domestic mares, which The Curve that Makes the Difference Looks Itke just a casual, untmportasit bend in the holder, eh?In reality it is one of the most Important thingé in razordom \u2014 the subject of basic Gillette Patents \u2014 and the cause of the Gillette feature.Gripping the blade close fo its shaving edges, the curved outer plate bends it down close to the toothed guard, and holds 1t ABSOLUTELY RIGID.This prevents the vibration which makes other razors pull and cut unevenly, and 1s coe of th-chiulivessony for the velvet smoothness of the Gillette shave, Quite as tmpovtant ia the atpurtstttte Screw the outer plate up tight and 1t holds the razor edge right against the gused, glying a very light shave.As you loosen it you give the blade more and more \u201chold\u201d, 30 thatt shaves closer and closer.Thus ewery man can get an adjustment which exactly satts hts beard and skin\u2014a thing he cannot do-with-any other razor in the world, Why not get an adjustable Gillette and say good-bye to your shaving troubles?Your Hardware Dealer, Jeweler or Druggist can show you an assortment \u2014Standard Sets at $5.00\u2014Pocket Editions at $5.00 to $6.00\u2014Combination Sets at $6.50 up.GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR CO.OF CANADA, LIMITED, | | wonderful adjustability which is an exclusive à Office and Facterr\u2014The New Gillette Building, Mentreal.LS = had been imported at a considerable | cost, and which were one of the principal assets of the new settlers.Ac- \u201cQUEBEC EYE, EAR & THROAT HOSPITAL\" $6 D'ARTIONY STREET.INCORPORATED.Founded and under the direction of Dr.Coote, prefesser of and ear discases st Lawal .Specially organized for treatment of cys, ear, noes and throat diseases.cording to Ottawa reports, these horses are supposed to be descendants of the horses abandoned during the gold rush to the Yukon territory in 1897-98.THE CELEBRATION SALE on the occasion of the 25th ANNIVERSARY of the foundation of the firm of MYRAND & POULIOT will continue all next week.Store opened every morning at 8.30 sharp.We wish to drew your attention to the fact our discount of 25 p.c.which we allow you, represents more than any other firm can offer you, as our ordinary prices are still lower than any other place.Everybody admits that the firm of Myrand & Pouliot sells their goods cheap.large stores on St.Joseph Street and at our branch store, St.Sauveur.The other conditions of sale are the same as those of this week.We cordially thank our customers who visited us in such large numbers since Wednesday and we promise them surprises for next week.Come in crowds on Monday and following days.The firm of Myrand & Pouliot always do business properly MYRAND & POULIOT 215 St.Joseph Street and 768 St.Valier Street\u2014 The sale will continue in the STRICTLY CASH WITHOUT EXCEPTION. \u2014 \u2018erviteries, the of British Columbia, and ti vd à Hall Million\u2018 Aures, Gavesnment of the Domision ia \"District in the Provisce of River LICENSES, ; ; { {A feensc 8 cut timber om tweuly-bve square ' es only st pul [ ; por *a = mte of SOc.extent, sa payment per thousand feet, mie fee st 1he rate of $100.00 per squire Fer arch pertait.TFHUEER FOR HOMESTEADERS So al = homest no timber of Ms may.provided be bas mot anted 1 free alla.in 8 dom te cut tbe quent AU = 5 w.CORY, -~ Deputy Minisier 8 tha Luteriens WERT Person whe de the sel os 4 o any make over 18 ours = a | bard ova Sasi he - sets = vos à mes of > x agency, om certain 008: \u2018ons Lhe se, brother oF intending > \u2014Six menthe won oad of \u2018the land ech of thise press der may wi fine es 2 LEASES fab, golher, og, donghter, brothas of eustain Slosriety © hamestonder in goed \"pre-empt uarter Jestiem al Ta homestead.Price $3.00, pw \u2014Must reside upes the \"ot on tn \"eat on all \u2018Hmber berths g thes | tre\u201d as point of pee from west of Yale in the a Be.Postmaster pleasure.\u201c - juarter-008- Saitable for pre od ie datiag irom the beginni son of navigation of 1914.THE 2 .\u201c+ ; MAIL CONTRACT.: SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postmaster General, will be ré ceived at Ottawa until Noon, a8 day, the 28th November, 1913, for the conveyance pf Fis Majesty's Mails, du a proposed Contract for four years, Sin times per week ogch way over & cireutar Rural Mad Delivery Routehaving the Post Ofice at \u201cSe, Sylvan ° Frintsé notices containing further information as to conditiend of re pauné Cuâtract mur be pre prie at forms of Tender may be obtained at the Post Office of St.Sylvestre.i Sylver West and Wilsea'sand at the office of tha Post Office Inspector.8 TANNER GREEN, Post Olfice Insgecton Post Office Inspector's Office, Quebec, 11th October, 1913.octl®xiaw,satx3w ra ren Terminal-\u2014-Cage sine, New Brunswick.Temporary Closing of Publik Whar, Cape Termentine, N.B.Notice te Elippers and Others.NOTICE is hereby given that, in consequence of the works mew in progress for the comstruction of the Car Ferry Terminal st Cape Tormentine, N.B., the public wharf or pier-at that place is closed to public n daring the remainder \u2018of the eurrent sesson and for à pèried of two months of the sea- By order, L.K.JONES, Asst.Deputy Minister and Secretary.Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, 29th October, 1913 Newspapers inserting this adver- vente ee canne sae tisement without authority from the gegthn may cuter for a purchase Department will not be paid for it.\u2014 =» ale districts.Price $3.acre.3 Dasian\u2014 Most reside six in eh of | 50011.oct3ix mets ywrs, culdivste atte 1d WH | a ee © home vorh SNEM.CORY.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that, us- Daputy of the Minister of the Iden der the Quebec Companies\u2018 Act, letters patent , \u2014Uneutherited publication of this ad | have been issued by the Lieutenant Governor will mat be paid lec.of th Pooviagy of Quebec, Desring date the vix- \u201c .teeth day\u2019 of October, 1913, incorporating CANADIAN Dame Marie Lonies Dleadosn, widow of Jus : GOVERNMENT N Baptiste Drolet: Mesers.Joon Baptiste Drolet, = RAILWAYS | acier Drale Juise Drelét and Jescph Choul- I TENDER aad, the last four ovoustonta, ol of Quebse, 3 \u2014 fes the lellowing purpeses : \\ SEA TENDERS, addressed to | To carry oa the business ol makers or maw and marked on the Line, received up to and i NDAY, NOVEMBRE 10h, 1942 |.the conettection of a line of Wailtas Sydsey to Leingpes fasturers, iseporters 8e exparters of boots and every ture made of lenshor, caves er ether material products direatiy er indirest- ouch trade or business; i .Plane Anésepacifuntion may bd seen at the office af the undersigne Ottawa, Ont.et the Station Mas- \u2018ones of Ba Renders Engins e oi the Resident Engineer, NES Glésgew.N.5.esd at We Ofice of the Chief Engineer, Momes ven, N.B., where forme of tender may Ré obtained.AU the conditions of the specifica- tiap must be complied with.hoa 1.K.JONES, Asfistast \u2018Deputy Minister and Secrey.Department of Railways & 4 - Otéjwa, Ont\u2026 Oct.24th, 1913.C .oct2tonor8 Supertones of Railways 29d Consle, Comin WELLAND SHIP CANAL.Section No.S.CE TO CONTRACTORS.ALED TENDERS, addressed to We undersigned and marked \u201cTender fer Section No.5, Welland Ship Caoft\u201d will: be- received- at this office wsfil 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday, Nober 18th, 1913.- Mans, specications and form of té@itract to be entered into can be stn on or after this date at the office of the Chief Engineer of the Department of Railways and Canale, OMawa, and at the office of the Eng:- weve in Charge, St.Catherines, Ou- Copies of plans.and specifications\u2019 may be obtained from the Departméat en the payment.of the sum of fifty Gollars.To bona fide tenderers this amount will be refunded upon the re-.torn of the above in good condition.\u2019 Parties tendering will be requirgd 0 achept the fair wages: schedule prepared or to be prepared by the De- *.partment of Labour, which schedule |- will form part of the contract.Contractors are requested to bear I» mind that tenders will \u2018fot be con sidered unless made strictly in accord- ease with the printed forms, and ia the case of firms, unless there are at- shed the actual signature, the nature of the occupation, and place of resi dance of each member of the hem, An accepted bank cheque on a chartered bank of Canada for the sum of $380.000.00 made payable te the\u2019 order of the Minister of Rsilways and Catélé, must accompany each tender, which sum ill \u2018be forfeited if the ity tendering declines entering into evfitract for the work.at the rates d in the omer submitted.jé cheque thus sent in wilt he re- mmed to the respective conttactors whose tenders are not accepted.The cheque of the successful ten- rer will be held as security, or part ssemrity.for the due fulfiliment of the esmtract to be entered into.The lowest of any tender not necessarily accepted., a By order, ] $ è L.K.JONES, Mant?Deputy Minister and Secretary.Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, 29th October, INS.Newspapers inserting mi authority from the will not be paid for it.\u2014 other meterial and inge .teh : ne - 2 ' ' LP + \"> { $ Historically, Ww 4 ?¥ ë De - rnp.TRY 14 L & R MORLEY ENGLISH UNDERWEAR Nautrwral -Cashraere, \u2018\u2018Theta\u2018\u2019 Netweal Wool, Fisece-lined.- Extra\u2019 Thick and Soft Natural Weal.Natural Wool Combination Underwuits.Stanfleld\u2019s Canadian Underwear .s\u2026c0npaconennsn D $1.26 Morley: Thin Wool Cashmere .41.60 Morley Thick Wool Cashmere .qacse 42.00 Morley Extra Thick Wool Cashmere Sox.350+ Morley Soft and Thick Wool Cashmere Sox.60s Lenasrrsans vonnsasesserseu a vecu ces 0.180\" - J.H.MULLIN, HABERDASHER 48 FABRIQUE STREET.GET AWAY weather of \"is season ai.Bermuda only $25 and up return | from New York.Apply to i F.S.STOCKING, 32 Sc.Lous St.Te.82; Usieistatenue | if Specialty: Genera! Surgery, Discase of the Genito-Urinary Organsf} Orthopedy (Disease of the bones and articulations)., E Hours of Consulations: $0 lean, 130 to S pm.730 to pm M Office: 71 St.Ann Street.Tele.Il phone 1501.Residences: Dr.Acnilie Paquet D 3t St Ann street: \"s'elephone 2309.Dr.Albert Paquet, 49 1 | $10.00 Gash $3.90 per month will put à besutifai > PIANO in your hema Just receiving « now stock of PIANOS from the lending _ masvisaturers.ARTHUR LAVIGNE 54 Couillard Street LAWRENCE HALL MONTREAL Magnificent new entrance on St.James Street.200 Roms (many with baths attached.) aa Fusopean rate from $1.00 per ve American Plan from $2.50 per day.__ À J HIGGINS, LTD.ST.SELECTED TITLES \u201cThe Visioning.\u201d Susan Glaspell.\u201cTue Prince wed Bettye br Par 0.Wodehouse.\u201cThe Golden Road,\u201d by L.M.Mont pomery.\u201cMiss Jimmy,\u201d by Leura B.Richards.\u201cParrot & Car Harold MacGrath.\u201cAmerican by Pierre de Coulevain.The Lady and fhe Pirate\u201d by Emerson Hough, .Tee Cd aril Apa Bindlossilderness Tr rank Williams, \u201d *Seadburrs,\u201d by Alfred Henry Lewis.\u201cHonorable Mrs.Cary,\u201d by Mrs Henry de ls Pastuer, w\u2014taken from Fall Fiction.received by P.J.EVOY, Bookseller & Stationer The 88.NATASHQUAN CAPT.JOS.BOUCHER Will sail TUESDAY, OCT.MT, as 700 PM, for Natashquan and Ports of call, with passengers, mall and general cargo.Freight now received at Steamer\u2019s\u2019 wharl October sgilings, 11th and 25th.For al! particulars, apply to | The, National Navigstion Co, Ltd, A TRIP! et voa! Dalhousie St | to | COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE.FRENCH LINE New Direct Passenger and Freight Service Between Quebec and Havre.88.CAROLINE.Now.8th The \u201cCaroline\u201d returns from Quebec to Havre and Dunkirk via New York, and is open for cargo to either Potts, or passengers to New York.Rate, first-class, including berths and meals, Quebec to New York, $30.| For passenger accommodation and freight rates.apply to: .W.M.MACPHERSON, General Agent, Quebec Or to City Ticker Agents: P.S, Stocking, St.Louis street; Hose and Rivet, 31 Buade street: E.Roumilhac, Palare street STEAMER \u201cFRONTENAC.\u201d On and after the 28th September, time and\u2019 circumstances permitting, this Steamer will rum as follows: From the Island: F : 645 2.5.a 815 a m.1130 a.m.100 p.m.200p m 3.30 p.m.FP \u2026 445 p.m.5.30 p.m.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.6.15 p.m.On Mondays.Tuesdays and Thursdays from the !sland ae 645 am; Fridays and Saturdays at 545 am.SUNDAYS.cee.100 pom.$30 p.m.| On holidays the bost will make à trip from the Island at 800 2 m.and \u2018in the afternoon at the same hours as , an Sundays.STEAMER \u201cCHAMPION.\u201d St Laurent, Berthler Line, On and aiter the 13th October, the Steamer fedi\u2014 From Berthier Monda Wednesday at ., y and From St.Jean From St.Michael .From St.Laurent .From Quebec Tuesday 700 2m and Thursday and Saturda Friday from\u2014 ray.110 pan.St.Francois at .6: St.Jean at prb St.Michael .Se Laurent Quebec Saturday F Que pe UNDA : From St Jean.\u2026.\u2026.Fee om On Saturday the same Steamer will run between Quebec and St.Franeois, I.O.20 8s to give citizens the advantage of breathing the fine air from the river.Leaving Queisec.Retura 2.00 p.m, S$.00 pm, \u2014_\u2014 1 Gaspe S'eamship Company Lid 8.$.LADY OF GASPE This steamer will sail from bec for the Gaspe and Baie des ces ports as far as Paspehiae.nn Wednesday, 5th November, at 4 p.m.Freight will be received at the Castom House Pontoon until 2 p.m.on the day of sailing.For informatior.apply to GASPE STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Limited.40 Dalhousie Street.North Shore Steamahip Line, Mail snd Passenger Service.58.\u201cARANMORE* Capt.O.Sherrer.Proposed sailings during Oct, from Quebec tn Natashquan, via all intermediate porte of call.OCTOBER 22nd.Freight will be received up to 3 141 St.john St.OFFICES TO RENT Opposite the Merchants Bank Heated, lighted and recently repaired, fiest and second stories.Apply te ARTHUR MARCOTTE, Insuranes t, 82 8¢, Peter Street.Tol.Ted 3 + : By \u2018 Octdiniepr day of sailing.St.Michel.St Jean and weather and circumstances permitting, Champion\u201d will rus as follows, Sundays and Holidays except.Steamer Pomeranian, Captain Mcfrom London and Havre, ay- rived here at 6.45 a.m.yesterday, with 116 passengers and a gencral cargo.Pm.Steamer Hesperian, Captain Main, from Glasgow, passed Fame Point at 9.00 am.yesterday.Due here at nine o'clock this morning.arrived at Greenock yesterday morning, London, arrived at Havre on Thursday last | BAIE DES CHALEURS LINE.| Steamer Gaspesian, Captain Blouin, left port yesterday afternoon, lor Baie | des Chaleurs with passengers and geu- cral cargo.C P.R LINE.Steamer Lake Manitoba.Captain Point at 900 a.m.yesterday.here this morning, i Due CUNARD LINE.SteamerAndania, Lieut.Miller, R.N R., left Southampton on tie 29th ult.for Quebec, with passengers and general cargo.\u2018 DOMINION LINE.Steamer Welshmen, passed Fame Point at 900 a.m.yesterday.and is due in port this afternoon.with a zen- cral cargo from Bristol, and a number of imported thoroughbred sheep.DONALDSON LIME.Steanter.Letitia, Captam McNeill, frum Glasgow.passed Fame Point at 10.55 aun.yesterday.Due here at noon today.NATIONAL LINE.RMS.Natashquan.Captain cher.from Natashquan and way places.with passengers.mails and general cargo.arrived here yesterday morning.mooring at the Pointe-a- Carccy wharf.THOMSON LINE Steamer Cairndhu.Captain Howick, having discharged cargo, left for Montreal last cvening.Bou- WHITE STAR-DOMINION LINE.K.M.S.Canada, for Liverpool.sailed from Montreal at daylight this morn- \u201cing.and is due in port this afternoon.This steamer will moor at the Breakwater wharf on arrival, and will sail from there at 7 o'clock this evening, R.M.S.Megantic passed Cape Rave at 9.30 p.m.Thursday.and is due in port tonight.The Megantic has 8) cabin, 140 second cabin and 356 steerage passengers.FREIGHTS AND CHARTERS New York, Oct.31.\u2014There was little or no change in the general conditions of the tonnage market, and trading was limited in atl trades.Quotations.tn Liverpooi.2 1-2d: London, 2 1-44: Glasgow, 3d: Rotterdam, 6c: Hamburg, 42 1-2 pigs.: Bremen.35 pfgs.: Hull, 44: Bristol, 3 1-24; Antwerp, 3d; Cork for orders.2s 94: pick- | ed ports, large tonnage.2+ 1 1.2d to 25 3d; cotton to Liverpool, per 100 Ibs.30c.Charters\u2014British steamer, 1649 tons; lumber.Gulf to the River Plate, 130s.Nov.Dec; British steamer, 3140 tous, transatlantic trade.on trip on time charter, basis 5s.6d.delivery Philadelphia, Nov.: British steamer.2717 toms.cotton.Wilmington, N.Cto Liverpool or Bremen.37x 6d.option; Havre.405, prompt: Norwegian hark, 1029 tons, lumber.hence to the River Plate, basis about $10.prompt.Three steamers on private terms, GENERAL NOTES.Steamers Blackheath art Stormount, from Sydney for Montreal, passed here yesterday.\u2018tug J.H.Hackett, arrived from Murray Bay yesterduy with barg: A D., taden with pulpw-o f, in tow, Steamer Serrana.Captain Maskell, having landed Quebec catun, left for Montreal yesterday m ening.PORT OF QUEBEC.| Arrived October Ji 5S.Pomeranian, MeDasiald, Led on, Alans, Rae & Co, passengers and general cargo., Natushquan, Baucher, Natashquan, ete, National Nav Ce, passengers and general cargo For cates of passage and freight, | gg Segrmount, McMaster.Svdney, and othe Tay amply to ste) rails AY BR A K rv.er Phone 35%.100 5t.Peter St §8.Bla :kheath, Scott, Sydney, eral.Pomeranian.McDorald, Maoutreal, Allans, Rae & Co.part caryy, .Gaspesion, Blowin, Bais «fes Chal- _eurs, J.M.P'autiot, passenzers and general cargo.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT.Cape Salmon, 81\u2014Out 9.40 am.Astarte.Matane, 200\u2014-Clear strong anni west.Dut 11.30 a.m, Maskinonge, sorthwest, fa 12,45 p.21, steamer.\u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2014 _\u2014e Wa wo After landing passengers and Quebec 115 cargo, she leis for Montreal at 200 15 Steamer Grampian, from Quebec, 5 .+ ape 2 Steamer Sicilian, from Quebec for Evans, from Liverpool, passed South Ww Martin River, 260-\u2014Clouy, strong THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE \u2014\u2014 condition with prices only factionally | PRECTORY OF OCEAN Date of Sailing with ports of dat dor the Chowskc EE CR | i PNG BO And ape no eb rns re PO y ani onu Fame Point, 325\u2014Snow flurries, strong north.In 9 ain, Hesperian, 8.50 a.m, Welshman, 10.55 a.m., Letitiz Out 11.30 am, Empress of Britain, Cape Rosier, 349\u2014Cloudy, northwest, Out £30 a.m., two masted steamer.West Point\u2014Cloudy, northwest, Savey left inward, 4 p.m.yesterday.South Point\u2014Cloudy, north.In 9 a.m.Lake Manitoba.Heath Foint.438\u2014Cloudy, north.Out 7 a.m.supposed Manchester Commerce.Cape Ray.Nfld, 553\u2014Cloudy stron north, Megantie, inward bound, 13.miles S.E.at 845 am, C.G.8 Montcalm, left 6 p.m.yesterday, for North Sydney.Magpie\u2014Out 8 a.m.Aranmore.Clarke City\u2014Cloudy, northwest.S.B.W.H.Dwyer, at Seven Islands.Belle, Isle.734\u2014Clear, north.Out 3.30 a.m.Corsican, Englishman.180 miles east, 10 p.m.yesterday, outward.Above Quebec.Longue \"Pointe.134\u2014Clear, light west.1n*9:10 2.09, S.B.Panther.In 2.05.p.m.Batiscan.Vercheres, 120~Cloudy, strong northeast, 1.55 p.m., Morwenna.Sorel.100\u2014Cloudy, northwest.2 p.m.Serrana.Three Rivers, 68\u2014Cloudy, north.In 12.40 p.m., S.B.dtormount.St.Nicholas, 12-Cloudy, northwest.In 245 p.m.Pomeranian.H.8.McGREEVY, Superintendent In HIGH WATEP AT QUEBEC.Nov.AM.PM.Saturday .1 739 748 Sunday .wee 2 824 BM FINANCIAL.(From Barry & McManamy.) Canadian Bank of Commerce is reported to have loaned $1,000,000 at 6 per cent in New York $1,500,000 foaned on call at 10 per cent today.Earnings.Mn.Power, August increase in net, $20,789.Twin\u2014Sept.gross, $787.890; increase, $57.046; net, $400,540, increase, $21.38).Nine months, gross, $6,568, 762; increase, $479,600, Canadian Northern Ry.year ended June 3Mh, increase $892822 in net earnings.Rock Island Road.Sept., gross, $i.- 166,896; decrease.$171,119.Sept.net, $1.560.883; decrease, $36,816 Three months gross, $18.286,270: decrease, $384,014, Three months.net.$3.895.- 838; decrease, $880,580.New York Central.Sept.gross increase.$754.000; net increase, $278,426.Nine months, gross, SR7.422402; increase, $7479.204.Net.$17.580.957; increase, $1,860.17}.Seabos d Air Line.September ope- y rating revenue, $1805,289: increase, $150.632.September operating ire come, $464.12, increase, $99,147, Three months operating iocome, $1,- 305.000; increase, $160.000.Atlantic Coast Line.Sept.gross, $2.642000; increase, $186.566.Septnet, 9477820: increnxe, $52.233.Three months gross, $7.431.274; increase, $4082.Three months, net, $990,668; decrease, $259.979.NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.| McDougall & Cowans, Stock Brokers, 81 St.Peter St.Quebec.Tel.24% New York, Oct.31\u2014The market was generally lower with lower quotations from London and being sldition- ally unfavorably influenced by the speeches of Mesurs, Vanderlip and Hill.both of which were construed bearishly.Selling increased after the first fifteen \u2018of twenty minates and stocks declined\u2019 fnrther.Good support.however, was rendered on the decline and the early losses webs soon recovered.During the greater part of the day afer this.the market ruled dull and uninteresting, holding well notwithstanding a raise in money to 10 pe | Final dealings showed an upathetic Received aver the private wire ol | below last night's close, Sterling exchange reacted sharply in response to the high money rates and went below the point touched when gold was engaged for this country early in the week.: Sales, 192000.CLOKING LETTER.Received over the wire of Neuville Balless & brokers, VS Se Peter st, Quebes, New York, Oct.31.\u2014Without any well defined reason the market opened weak and lower and subsequent declines ras to about 1 point for the speculative counters, such xs Steel, Amalgamated, Union Pacific and Reading.; Atchison and Pennsylvania.both sold ex-dividend, the former at 92 1-4 and the latter at 108.Finding no stocks pressing for sale, the traders who had been responsible for the decline, started to cover, resulting in an upward movement in which half the losses were re-gained.Dulness followed and nothing of in- ! terest \u2018developed, while changes in i prices were confined to small fractions.I\" Sir George Paish, of the London Statist, arrived this morning and gave his views of the monetary situation, which he states.is one of great stringency the world-over and he predicts a severe contraction in trade, which must continue until the financjal position is much improved.* Mr.J.J.Hill gave voice to similar views in à speech before the Investment Bankers Association.The Western Maryland report shows net deficit of $414.072, as (om- pared with a surplus last year of $647,271.Evidently, the New York Central connection with Pittsburgh.{rom which so much was expected, has not materialized.It is expected that $2.000.000 gold will be shipped from London to this country tomorrow.Sterling Exchange sold at 4.85, 2 new low record for the year, due to the sudden advance to 10 per cent in call money rates: this will undoubtedly lead to further gold imports and attract money from the country.Rock Island earnings for September net shrank $36.816.The strike among the copper miners at the Lake seems to be petering out and it is to be hoped these mines may soon be re opened and producing.\" \u2018The operation of the income tax has the financial district by the ears and lawyers of ability.including the Philadelphia variety, confess themselves unable to construe the provisio-s of the act.Nothing has so profoundly annoyed and befogged the bankers and other owners of securities for many years and sentiment is strongly at present in favor of a change of Administration, for the springing of such a half-baked measure upon the country arouses resentment, In the last hour the market hardened.with slight recovery.The closing was dull, but firm.We would buy stocks on all such opportunities as presented today.KEEP BABY HEALTHY.To keep the baby healthy his little stomach should he kept sweet and his bowels working regularly.Ninetenths of the maladies which afflict little ones are caused by some derangement of the stomach or bowels.Baby's Own Tablets are the ideal medicine for little ones.They sweeten the stomach: regulate the bowels; break up colds: make teething casy: dispel worms and cure constipation and digestion.Concerning them Mrs.S.Shannon.Urney, N.B.says: \u201cI have used Baby's Own Tablets for my two little ones and think they are just what children need.I would not be without them.\u201d Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25c a box from The Dr.Williams\u2019 Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.TORONTO BANK CLEARINGS.Toronto, Oct.3l.\u2014Bank clearings figures are not particularly encouraging, the total for the munth being nearly $10,000,000 below the figures of October, 1912.The later failing off in clearings has offset the euriter gains made by the banks, so that by now they stand about even with last year, the clearings for the ten months being only a little over $2,000,000 Letter than those of the 1912 period.Comparative figures are: October, 1913, $190.945,804.September, 1913, $172,447,351.October, 1912, $200,779.234.October.1911, $155,221,808.Ten months.1913, $1,782,673,551.Ten months, i912, $1,780.328.730, Ten months, 1911, $1,485.216,740.i WINNIPEG BANK CLEARINGS.Winnipeg.(ct.31.\u2014Rank clearings for the month of October amounted | to $191.325,180.as compared with $152,652,206 for the correapanding week last year, an increase of $35,672.974.The tots! ing the sanie month of 1917 was $125.994.854.A BROAD HINT.Fred\u2014Last night as you staod in the moonlight | couldn\u2019t help but think how much ! would like to kiss you.Freda\u2014Well, the poet says, \u201cThe! thought of yesterday is the action of | to-day.\u201d ANOTHER LOT OF DRESSES.Balance coming from the manufac- tories in tweed and cloth, $1.75 for $1.29; $2.50 for $1.69, and $3.75 for $2.10.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE, 254 to 264 St.John Street\u2014\u2014 te FOR SALE OR TO LET.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 mo FOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014Fine business property on St.Paul street, four storey brick building, 100 feet frontage, coviring 3,800 ft.of ground, 14000 fe.total Aoor ares, in first-class condition, formerly occupied by Lo mesurier's.Immediate possession, Ad.tétephone 5642 47 Choosing one's clothes is a lar dresser knows that TERNS RIGHT, From $20 to $40.HOBBERLIN CLOTHES .In nine cases out of .ten be will buy Hobberlin tailored Clothes, because he knows they're right.PURE, RIGHT TAILORING, STYLE The fali lines in suitings are wonderful creations T.LAFRANCE, 11 BUADB STREET, QUEBEC personal matter.Every particu.RIGHT, PAT.LOST.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014\u2014 LOST\u2014Dinghy, opposite St.Joseph de Levis, Thursday night, October 30, small varnished yacht tender, with oars, bearing word \u201cNymph\u201d in brass letters on stern.Finder will be re- Box No.328, or phone No, 255 or 3028.FOUND.FOUND\u2014On October 30th, on St.John street, a lady's Hand Bag; owner can have same by applying at Bank of Montreal, Upper Town.WANTED.WANTED\u2014A good Cook.Apply to 10 Des Grisons street, The Cape.Oct.31x3 WANTED-\u2014A General Servant for a small family; one that can sleep at home.Apply, Apartment 11, Grande Allee Apartment House.Oct.31x3 WANTED\u2014Men 15 years or over.become Canadian Government Railway Mail Clerks.Big pay.Examinations frequently.Common education sufficient.Write for (ree sample questions.Franklin Institute, Dept.823-H, Rochester, N.Y.Oct.31toDec.31 WANTED\u2014A medium sized furnished house for winter months in central part of city.Apply by letter to Geo.Breakey, Breakeyvilleoct29x4 EMPLOYMENT WANTED.WANTED\u2014A winter's job, by a practical and respectable gardener; good at furnace and house work: two languages.Hortus, care Chronicle.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE i LEARN BARBER TRADE\u2014 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 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MALE HELP WANTED.$3.000 to $10.000 yearly for active, ambitious representatives willing to learn our business; unparalled nppor- tunity to \u2018become established; valuable book free.Interstate Realty Co.Pittsburg, Pa.Nov.18x2 mr re rt TO LET.TO LET\u2014At 45 St.Geneviene ave.a furnished room with private bath and use of telephone; gentleman only, HOUSES TO LET\u2014Houses of 7, 8, 9 rooms, furnaces, electric light, gas, bath room, etc, Situated on Lockwell street.Apply C.Jobin, 3 Racine St Phone 1821.oct30x6 TO LET\u2014Fine, bright, airy offices to reut, suitable for curporations, legal or financial firms.Immediate possession.For particulars apply to The Secretary, Quebec Fire Assurance Co., 81 St.Peter St oct27x1w ROOM TO LET IN PRIVA\":E FAMILY\u2014A nicely furnished room; most select and centrally located; (Esplanade) in close proximity to Parliament and Garrison Club; modern conveniences and home comforts.Address \u201cF.H.J.\u201d Chronicle office.ese em as HOUSE TO LET\u2014No, 124 Actillery street.Seven ruums and bath; gas, electric light.hot water heating: very desirable.Possession November 1st.Telephone 4102, TU LET-On th, Hill at Sillery, à large self contaised house, 8 rooms .nd bath, furnace, moder.conveniences.also large area of ground suitable for veuetable garden, nut \u20181ouses.ete.Short distance from end oi street car line.For further particulars ap- ly to M.P.Connolly, No.43 Dalbousie street.TO LET-\u2014A honse of 8 rooms with good celles and yard in very good order.No.241 Prince Edward street Immediatr possession.Apply to Mrs Bruneau, 243 Prince Edward St.PERSONAL re rte tr LADIES, when delayed or icregu- far, use Triumph Pills; always depend.alle; \u201crelief\u201d and particulars free.Write National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.Jaweat mr tte MARRY\u2014If you are lonely, The Reliable Confidential Successful Club has large number of wealthy eligible members, both sexes, wishing early matriage: descriptions free Mra dress on premises, 235 Be.Paul st, or | Wrubel, Lox 26, Oakland, Caloct.15x1m.warded by communicating with P.O.\u2018 NOTICE For Sale or to Let Two valuable business properties, situated in most central business sections of city, viz: One on St.John, St, outside gates, and the other on St Joseph street This is a splendid investment for any person desiring a good proposition.For further particulars _apply in writing to \u201cE,\u201d care Chronicle.FOR BALE.\u2014_\u2014\u2014 rer res FOR SALE \u2014 WESTIN DYNAMO\u2014I25 horse HOUSE volts, 640 revolutions per minute.Good for twelve hundred lights sixteen candles.No switchboard.Generator belted.Can run from steam.lu first class order.Never failed one minute.Original cost, $2800.For sale cheap, with guarantee, FE.F Cing-Mars, King's Printer, Quebec.0ct23,25,30,nov1 x4 _\u2014 memes FOR SALE\u2014A commercial property with a frontage of 60 feet un St.Joseph street, and fronting on two streets, situated in the business centre and in proximity to the future Union Station, containing two stores and dwellings.Terms of payment easy.The purchaser is certain to triple bis money within three months, For further information, apply to J.A.Faucher, N.P, Quebec Railway Building, Quebecoct.Sxwed,satxtf.HOUSES FOR SALE\u2014On Lockwell street; 1 house of 1 lodgement, 4 houses of 2 fodgements each, , On Bringanville Avenue, 2 Bousé of 2 lodgements.On Jean d'Arç St, one house of 2 lodgements; newly renovated with latest conveniences.Easy terms.Apply C.Jobin, 3 Racine St.Phone 1821.oct30xé \u2014\u2014 FOR SALE\u2014House No.26 St.Ann street, Upper Town; 15 rooms.Property of the late J.O.Tousignant.Best focation | W.R LuRue, Notary, 24 St.Ann street \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET.HOUSE, No.62, on Ste.Ursule st, upper town, comprising 10 rooms Apply on the premises or at (he office of Messrs.Gauvreau & Montreuil, notaries, 81 St.Peter street.oct.28x6.AGENTS & SALESMEN WANTED ie WANTED at once.\u2014 Perso: to work for us in spare time at home.No experience required with our NEW ART COLORING PROCESS.Easy and fascinating work.Good pay.No canvassing.Write for instructions (free).COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO, 318 College St, TORONTO, Canada, Tu.th.st.AGENTS WANTED-\u2014Better light for one-fifth cost of electricity.Suité able for home or store.Easily installed.no experience necessary, big demand.Write for Free catalogue.oud Lighting Company, 175-M-N, Sangamon, Chicago.\u2019 AGENTS\u2014WANTED\u2014We have » new leader; hig profits carned quickly Write for free sample and new Fall catalogue.The Helaino Supply Co, 18 Broad Street, New York City.UBLIC NOTICE Estate John U.Gregory.For Sale or to Let.The honse snd residence cf Mr.).U.Gregory, No.43 Ste.Genevieve Avenne, Upp®t Town (Cape).immer dinte porses Apply to JOS.ALLAIRR, Notary, No.61 St.Peter Street.FORRAGE FOR SAL A No.4 \u201cDAISY\u201d, double base, in good order.Apply to \u2019 No, 43 Lacherrolere 0.QUEBEC 1 y wi \u201c M/TREAL TO LIVERPOOL.Tues.Nov.4 \u2018Tues.Nov.11 .Tues.Nov.18 » Tues.Nov, 25 ONTREAL To G ndinavian {esperian 6 .Sat.Nov.18 Thurs.Nov.20 res Fri.Nov.21 MONTREAL-HAVRE- LONDON.Pomerian .Sun.Nov.2 Scotian .Sun.Nov.9 Corinthian .Sun.Nov.16 For rates and full particulaes 2pply to Local Agents or ALLANS, RAE & CO., Quebec.a GLASGOW PASSENGER AND FREIGHT r SRRVICR Ti = .À sage Rates; One class cabin (11) $47.50 ne des Third class \u201cEast and Westbound, fe > any steamsh ROBERT RED & CO.Limited, CUNARD I THOMSON JOINT LONDON FREIGHT SERVICE Cald Storage and Soot As on all Steamers oT, 8\" PLE « \"TEE.ASCANIA , Calai From Montreal gL ss CAIRNDHY Lars ss res 0000 about Not, 5 ith Service Ffom Montreal about N EA FREMOKA castle - darrian ov.§ From Montrest BO JATONA.ouuienns about Nov, 20 THE ROBERT | REFORD CO.Limited, GRNTE DONALDSON LINE Ji SWINTER (RISES | NBXT SAILINGS or THE l'astest Steamers in the World LUSITANIA NOV.8 MAURETANIA NOV.18 Sailing at 1 AM.QUICKEST ROUFE vla FISHGUARD for LONDON.Mey BERLIN, VIENNA \u2018Carma erat 100 iManrotania 34, .i® LUSITANIA \u201cBin USITANIA 2,26 *Ivernia, Dec.10, 0 a.[*Campania, Des.81, *Caroals, Dec, 13, 'Carmania, sng, van *Calls at Queanstown Pacs and West Bound MEDITERRANEAN-ADRIATIC SERVIGE Calling at Maderia, Gibraltar, Nopiss, oe, Flume, sailings noen.Sor CARPAT al DIMA, er A Soro pee w +Omite a i JARS Joma ely.Hh 1 Genoa alan Special Winter Cruises RIVIERA.ITALY-EGYPT Madeirs, GI nolan Meas FRANCONIA 3} Ne rE w LACONIA | Jars CARONIA Th t not endl at Alexandria.Round the World Tripe, 0486.00 cad o o> hi tes to Egypt Indis un, oa ah cAusralisn New Zealand, oth: Atrien and South America, Intepraden guns | is Europe, «te.Send for bookiet C oASENTE Jor cPENINEULAT ND FREQUENT Fr Ta pire To Emo, Centre SAN AND Piers, po re 14tb Street, N.R.Offices, 26 Siate Street, N.Y.re Battery.The Robert Reford oy Limites, 103 Se Peter St, Hone & Ri | Busde Wt, P.5 Stocking, 32 51.Louis bert, Quebse.CANADIAN LONDON PASSENGEE SERVICE.From Meatres! 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