The Quebec chronicle, 24 novembre 1915, mercredi 24 novembre 1915

[" J THE WEATHER.MOSTLY PAIR Patronised by H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught.Fancy Malaga Table Raisins 1918 CROP.In 1-1b Banitary packages, at.25¢, 35c, 40c and SOc In layer boxes, containing 514.1bs, at.$1.325, $1.75 and $2.00 R.GRENIER.Grocer and Wine Merchant, 94-06 St.John Street.\u2018Phones 1247-1248.each each Eztablished 1882.GREEKS WILL NOT DISARM REFUGEES ON HER SOIL KING CONSTANTINE IS SAID TO HAVE GIVEN THIS ASSURANCE TO LORD KITCHENER ON OCCASION OF HIS VISIT.\u2014\u2014\u2014 (THIRD DIVISION ~~ OF CANAD'ANS FOR THE FRONT DOMINION WILL SOCN HAVE ; EIGHTY THOUSAND MEN IN | FIRING LINE.Saloniki, Nov.22, via Paris, Nov 23\u20141In view of the complications in the relations of Greece and the Entente powers, Denys Cochin, Minister without portfolio in the French cabinet, abandoned his purposed trip to the front and left yesterday on board a Greek cruiser for Athers.From a person who is in a position tn be fully informed on ihe situatjon, The Associated Press learns that King Constantine assured Eail Kitcrener, the British Secretary of War, that he bad never considered disarm: ing or interning Fotente Allied troops who might take refuge os Greek soil though a number of Austrians, including several officers, are now interned in Greece.' Respecting the iriction that has aris, eu between Greece and Great Britain Ottawa, Nov.23\u2014It is intimated that a third Canadian division is being tendered to Great Britain by the Canadian government, rumors to that effect which were cabled trom Eng- The Quebec Chronicl Vi od the \u201ccoercive meusures™ which the British insist in no sense constitute a blockade.it was staied the King regards this situation the result of a : misunderstanding and easily remediable.Greece is ready to assure the Entente Allies that her only pnrpose of maintaining troops in Macedonia is the legitimate necessity \u2014iÿ Thistie No.1\u201413 Heather wins by 6 shois.Heather No.2 Rink:\u2014E, H.Hndgson, R.Cunningham, R.Thomson, D.W.Russ-skip.I 1 The final of this match proved to be a splendidly contested same, being neck and neck to the 16th end, when D, W, Ross, by à splendid shot, scored an end of 6 not yet sufficient to win hut which lie increased in the next two ends.Mr.Ross is to be congratulated upon his splendid sportsmanship, playing his rink in both the Senator and Chateau matches, and qualifying in both for the finals, being defeated in the final of the Chateau Frontenac by 1 shot only.The Chateau Frontenac.Fifteen rinks were entered in this match: Quebec 2, Thist'e 2, St.Andrew's 2, Montreal 2, Heather 2, Three Rivers 2, Victoria 2, Montreal West 1: Winners\u2014Ist Round.Quebec No.1\u2014F.$, Stacking.skip.Thistle No.1-H.G.Wills, skip.Heather No.1\u2014\\W.E.Findlay, skip.Three Rivers No, 2\u2014J.Balcer, skip.Three Rivers No.'\u2014H.Drysdale, skip Victoria No.4\u2014W.A.Home, skip.Heather Na, 2\u2014D.W.Ross, skin.Montreal No.2 as Bye.2nd Round.Heather No.1\u2014\\W.E.Findlay, skip.Quebec No.1\u2014F.8.Stocking, skip.Heather No.2\u20141).W.Ross, skip.Three Rivers No.2\u2014J.Balcer, =kip.Semi-Finals.Quebec Na.1\u2014F.S.Stocking.skip.\u201cHeather No.2\u2014D.W.Ross, skip.The Final.Quebec No.1\u201412 Heather No.2\u201411 Quehee No.1 wins by 1 shot.Quebec Rink Nu.1:\u2014A.Veasey, E.E.M.Rattray.J, G.Bruneau, F.S.Stocking\u2014skip.The final of this mateh will be long remembered as ane of tiie finest and most keenly contested in the curling annals of Canada.Eighteen ends were played aud only 23 shots scored.So \u2018 close was the score that it was anybody's game until the last stone was played.The Quebec Club are tn he con- sratalated upon their splendid victory in winning the magnificent Chateau trophy in its initial match and shall hold the prize until played for the coming season.As in the case of the Senator Cup winners, the players of the winning rink were presented with handsome individual prizes, The Pell Cup.This Local Cup is, xs in the past, my most sincere thanks.\u201d Brigadier-Gen.Sir Sam Hughes wrote: \u2014 \u201cThis is Indeed a most useful and acceptable donation, and for which please accept Lient.-Col.Murphy, in charge of Valcartier Camp, wrote :\u2014\"I would be very glad to receive donation of Dr.Chase's Olntment, and fee) sure it would be acceptable.\u201d One Major reports :\u2014'\"The Ointment arrived on the day the Battery completed 24 miles route march on foot, and I ean assure you the Ointment was very beneficial, and What Dr.Chase is Doing for Our Soldier Boys At Home and Abroad-To Every Soldier a Full Sixty-cent Box of Dr.Chase\u2019s Ointment Free-Greatly Appreciated by the Boys.Realizing that ointment is one of the prime necessities to the soldier, both in training and at the front, it was early decided to supply all Canadian reeruits free of charge.: That this offer was appreciated by the military authorities is best evidenced hy some of the replies received from as from individual camps.QM.Sergt.Miller writes :\u2014\"'1 have been \" À direeted by Col.Chisboim to tender to you the ary gupply dephrtments.Hef our hearty thanks for your aplendid gift of calls the Orduanch Department a Dr.Chase's Ointment to the members of the \u2018wiltasy unires vider?He by it.\u201d From Niagara Camp QM.Sergt 0.M.Btevenson writes for the 37th Rattalion :\u2014 \u201cThe Olhtment has been distributed among the boys of our company, and is highly appreciated by them, will find it very useful both here and at the Headquarters, as well For the 8ist Regiment, Owea Sound, Overseas Contingentwas appreciated by the men, and if the quantity had been doubled we would have had lod by be fant Ann ns a hard time to save a box.The men swear month sa furnished tochids|d ye in parti I can assure you it \u201cThe vastnses o?.th# work of main.1 assure you that they Ie Ql of Your Posty ond Prd i+ dependant upon the flour you use, The better the flour, he more delicate the pastry, the lighter the bread.You CI be agreeably surprised at the results you will obtain with superior fleurs such as \u201cFleur de Lis\u201d :nd *\u2018Daily Bread\u201d Sh ahe sme quantity of these flours you obtain more creator pastev* Just tre! ASK YOUR DEALER.3 Fopular Brands \u201cpure and white as the lilly\u201d \u201cREGAL\u201d \u201cFLEUR DE LIS\" \u201cDAILY BREAD\" Sold by all Wholesalers in Quebec Tha S', Lavrence Flour MIS Co, Limited The Mest Modern Mills in Canada \u2018PHONE: VICTORIA 1700 1110 NOTRE DAME ST.WEST - .MONTREAL I ELEGANT ART CBJECTS are Bt a UnreservedPublicAuction \u2014\u2014 ft \u2014\u2014\u2014 The Knights of Columbus Hall No.73 Grande Alles This wonderful collection which comprises massive Dining Room Suite, Empire perind: Louis XIV, XV.and XVI; Drawing Room Sets covered in Aubusson and Goeblin tapestries, Royal Severes Vases, after celebrated artists and reproduction of originals in principal museums in Furope; unique specimens of Porcelain, in Capo di Manthe, Chelsea.Old Derhy, Lowestoff, old Paris, ete, :n Vases, Plates, Tea Sets, Bonbonnieres, Jewel Caskets, etc.etc.Will be on view TODAY, from 10 a.m.to 10 p.m.Sale commences WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AT 2.00 O'CLOCK and continues Every Afternoon and Evening this Week, at 2.30 and 8.00 o'clock.Louis Deschenes, Auctioneer I | the most keenly contested match of | the season to be played for between \u2018the Victoria and Quebec Curling Clubs, and must be won three years in succession to become the property lof the winners.This feat is a hard .one to negotiate, the cup changing hands almost every year.and rarely | won by a club two years in succession.The Victorias won the Cup in 1914 in a sensational match on Quebec ice.This year, however, we lost the Cup to Quebec, who defeated us on our own ice, winning out with a fine mar, gin.| Victoria\u2014I5 Quebec-25 Quebec wins by 10 shots.The Match Committee, Your Directors, with the desire to secure the hest advice and give the greatest satisfaction in the competitions and matches, selected a Match Committee of three members, Messrs.W.C J.Hall, A.R.M.Boulton, Arch.Laurie, and President and Hon.Secretary being niembers pro tem of this committee.Ta the committee were entrusted the drafting of rules governing the ! Roswell Trophy, the Chateau Fron- | tenac and Senator Cups, as well as the ! rules of playing all club matches and competitions.At the suggestion of this committee rand in order to give greater satisfaction to all concerned, \"notwithstand- ling that we are the trustees of these iopen prizes,\u201d two members of the Quebec Curling Club, F.$.Stocking and \\V.Lambton, were added to the | committee for open competitions.| The work of the Club Match Committee and Joint Committee entailed ; eensiderable work, but has given general satisfaction.These committees are to be congratulated upon their ! efficient work and good results therefrom, Rink Keepers.Our rink keepers, Hogan and Pe- \\terson gave entire satisfaction to your directors and members, as well las, supplied us with such ice as is | acknowledged to be the best in Canada.Repairs.! The club quarters and cspecially the rink require considerable repairs your directors have however considered it advisable to delay work of an extensive nature until such time as the club may consider the necessity \"of enlarging the rink so ss to have i three ives; and this improvement it | is not thought wise to urge until pas- I sibly another year.?i Score Beards.| The thanks of the club are due to { our esteemed member Mr.E.T.Nesj bite who so generously doanted to | the chy the splendid score boards , which now adorn our rink.| Deceased Members.| 1t is with profound regret that | your directors have to record the de- \u2018cease of three of our respected mem- , hers.Messrs.John M.Holt, Lt Col.(KE.G.Scott, and Lieutenant R.8.| Sterling.The Overssas Club.Your directors are pleased lo an.nounge that at the request nf the ' Promoters of the overseas club, they At once consented to grant to them the free use of the club rooms, for | the entertainment of Soldiers inval- | ided home, by way of Quebec and during their stay in our city.Every member of the club will approve of the decision taken by the directors in the name of the club which was \u2018greatly apprecisted by the promoters, and every invalided Soldier ns well The Great War.Your directors and every member this olub, follow with interest and [ot much appreciated by those with sore feet.\u201d front.\u201d Further distributions of Dr.Chase's Ointment will be made to the recruits assembling for training at the various towns and cities throughout the country.Officers in charge are requested to advise us how many boxes they can use, allowing one for each man.In a score of ways this Ointment is useful to the soldier, and it is our desire that every man shall be supplied free of charge.Address Edmanson, Bates & Co., Ltd.Toronto.feelings of pride, the splendid bravery shown and the signal services rendered by the many members of this club, who are fighting tor the cause of the British Empire and its Allies.Some have been in the thick of the battle, many are either at the front or near by, and others are preparing to go.The following are on service with the Canadian Overseas Expeditionary Forces: Brigadier-General R.F.DBarstall, Brigadier-General David Watson, Lt.Col.E.B.Burnham, Major Dr.J.J.Clarke, Major A.L.Hamilton, Major I.D.Gowen, Major A.Ii.Swift, Lt-Col.Dr.R, P.Wright.Cantain, Dr.J.P.Walsh, Captain, :.5.Reifonstein, Major E.W.Harris, Major D.C.Atkinson, Major R, H.Gorday, Lieut.G.C, Drury, Lieut.L.S.Peters Lieut, R.S.Smith, Lieut.R.A.Stirfing, Lieut.Cecil A.Foy, Lieut.Wm.2.LA i Jamieson, Lieut.R, H., Cumuing, Lieut.Cecil Thomson.Eighteen members of this club are on active service in Canada, in connection with various Militia Departments, small arms, ammunitions.Shells, supplies, hospitals, und medical depots, militia offices, garrison or guard duties, etc.and all filling positions of such importance that for the time being they cannot be spared from Canada.Twenty-four sons of members and cighteen brothers of members are serving in the Overseas Forces, and it may be truthfully sald that every metnber of this club learns with pride of the valiant deeds done by some relative of his immediate family.To the memory of our departed have a pleasart recollection cf that genial companion who was smongst the first to volunteer for Service and who has laid down his life in his valiant defense of the Empire, In the righteous cause of Great Dritain and her Allies.In the desperate fight for Peace and Justice to the world; May God have mercy upon his soul, and grant to him the reward due to all heroes, who died for the cause of Christendom.Respectfully submitted , GEO.VAN FELSON Hon.Secy.V.C.C.SHOOLBOY V.C.Second-ljieutenant George Raymond Dallas Moor, who was recently awarded the V.C.for bravery at the Dardanelles, is the youngest V.C.of friend and member Lieutenant R.S.|the war, and possibly the youngest jin the 11th Devonshire eoration.He is eighteen years of age, and twelve months ago wes at school.He is the son of Mr.W.H.Moor, Transvaal.Auditor-General, and came to England to Cheltenham College in 1910.He left last August and in October received a commission Regiment, being later transferred to the 3rd Hampshires.The official description of his brave deed is as follows: \u201cOn June 5th, during operations south of Krithia, Dardanelles, when a detachment of a battalion un his left, which had lost all its officers, was rapidly retiring before a heavy Turkish attack.Second-Lieutenant Moor, immediately grasping the danger to the remainder of the line, dashed back some 200 yards, stemmed the retirement, led back the men and recaptured the lost trench.oo +.This young officer saved à dangerous Sterling (Bob) who of us does not! officer ever to have received this de- situation\u201d THETF WE OFFER $200,000.00 Temporary Loan of the City of MAISONNEUVE Yielding 6 p.c., redeemable May 1st, 1918.$32,000.00 of the City of ORD MINES 15t\u20148$20,000.00 redeemable 1925, at par, yielding 6 p.c.2nd\u2014$12,000.00 redeemable 1932, at 89.08 to yield 6 p.c.CANADIAN LOAN.We are in a position to furnish ali information referring to the Canadian Loan, We have secured ample supply of these bonds for our clients.For further information apply to Provincial Securities Lid.108 MOUNTAIN HILL QUEBEC MEETING BOARD OF TRADE SIR LOMER COMPLIMENTS MR.J.H.GIGNAC\u2014IN- TERESTING ADDRESS BY MR.GONTHIER\u2014 IMPORTANT MOTIONS SUBMITTED.One of the most representative ana argely attended _mecings of tw Quebec Board of Trade was held yesterday afternoon.Sir Lomer Gouin, Premier of Province, lent added interest to the meeting.He was prevailed upon by Mr.Joseph Picard, the \u2018President to address a few words following the interesting lecture on Accountability as applied to the compilation oi statistics which was delivered by Mr George Gonthier, LIC, of Mont- | real.Sir lomer expressed the pleasure it gave him on attending this, the first meeting of the Quebec Board of Trade which \u201c1e has ever been present at.He regretted that he had not been present for the presentation of the gold medal to the J.H.Gignac firm, but@did not leave the opportan- ity pass without extending his hearty congratulations to Mr.Gignac.for the success of the firm in winning this much valued trophy irom the Quebec Provincial Exhibition.The Premier also touched on what the Gignac firm has done towards the development of the Province.The Premier also offered his felicitations to Mr.Gonthier, for his able address and at the same time complimented the Quebec and Montreal Roards of Trade upon the enterprising mirit shown in having their members enlightened on such an important subject.He related some of his personal views on statistics in general gathered while touring in Europe.In conclusion Sir Lomer againtçomplimented tie Roard in the straight business-like manner | in which matters pertaining to the city\u2019s welfare and advancement in general were dealt with.Business Transacted.About an hourwas taken up with the ordigary business.During that time important matters were considered besides tae awarding of the gold medal to the J.H.Gignac Co.hy President \u2018Picard.In his remarks Mr.Picard referred to the artistic visplay of various kinds of wood by the firm at the last Provincial Exhibition and it was his most happy lot to present the medal to the winners.Tn his reply, Mr, J.IT.Gignac.I'resident of the J.H.Gignac Co, nn hehalf of the company thanked the President and members for the honor conferred in awarding tae medal of honor and merit.\u2018He said that industry was but in its infancy in the Province of Quebec and referred to the assistance lent by the Provincial Government in developing the lum- her.trade.When he mentioned that tie had been a member of the Board of Trade for the past 25 years there was tumultuous outburst of applause and also at the conclusion of his short address of acknowledgment.Motions Submittedlt was proposed by Mr.E.T.Nespitt.seconded by Mr.J.G.Scott and resolved that clause J4 of the bylaws he amended by adding the following paragraph: \u201cA member of the Council must attend at least one-third of Council meetings.regular as well as special, during the year to be eligible the following year.\u201d The reason for this amendment, Mr.Nesbitt explained.was to have tie members attend in larger numbers than heretofore.In the past it has often.falien to a small number of the.Council to transact business which shoutd he dealt with by à larger (representation.Mr.Fd.Tanguay laid the following motion on the table.his seconil- er being Mr, J.H, Gignac.The Canadian Government Railways under the control, for freight rates.of the Railway Commission of Canada.Proposed hy Mr.Fd.Tanguayseconded hy Mr.J.H.Gignac, and Resolved: That as it would he de sirable that the same supervision of freight rates, as nov govern all other railways in Canada, should also spply to the Intercolonisi and other railways.under Gosernment contd, the Canneil of the Quebec Board of Trade be réquested to petition the Honor- aMe the Minister of Railways to in troduce legislation at next session ot Partiament, by which the Intercolnnial and all other railways operated by the Government shall, as regards thele tariffs, be under the control of the Railway Commission in the same \"a, as all other railways in Canadaith the ohiect of having the Quebec Moard of Trade impress upon the Quebec Legisiainre the neces-+ olty of reinserting in the ICity Charter the by-taw compelling outside \u2014\u2014 An Improved Quinine, does not Cause Nurvousness nor Ringing in Head.The happy combination of laxatives in LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE makes fhe Quinine in this form have a better effect than the ordinary Quillfine, and it can be taken by any- ong\u2019 without affecting the head.Re member to call for the fuil name.Loch for signature of E.W.Grove.25e \u2019 a The presence of! the ! ge \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014ÉË\u2014\u2019 labor to pay a tax on heing employed in the city.Mr.M.E.Maloney submitted the following motion which was seconded by Mr.E.J.Tanguay.The employment of outsiders as Building Inspectors.Moved by Mr.M.E.Maloney, seconded by Mr, Ed.Tanguay, and: Resolved: Considering that to act as a good and progri:ssive citizen, and in the best interest of the progress and development of \u201cis own city, à true Quebecer must make it a duty to encourage, as much as possible, the local trade and industry; Considering that it is unfortunately found that for important or valuable buildings, our conporation or impont- ant citizens seem to be inclined to give their contract te outsiders, and that these contractors usually employ their own staff and their own material to the detriment of our workmen and of.our trade: Considering that it is time to remedy as much as possible, this a weakness which is so pernicious to our own interesc; Therefore, this Board of Trade protests against this peculier tendency and urge.in particular the citizens of | Quebec or Corporations, who have some important constructions to build to make it a strict duty in the ins terest of their own city to favor nr patronise as much as possible Quehec contractors and workmen.The following motion by Mr.I.A.LaRue.seconded by Mr.J.T.la- chance was read: The Establishment of a New Steam- Boat Line Between Deschaillons and Quebec.Moved by Mr.J.A.LaRue.Seconded by Mr.J.T.Lachance.And resolved: Considering that there is a serious mcvemnent in favor of the establishment of à new line between Deschaillons and Quebec.Considering that the promoters of the enterprise are in negotiation with a steamboat company which .s highly quoted in the shipping and financial circle of Canada, the \u201cCompagnie Industrielle et Maritime,\u201d so zalled, and | that this company seem :n be disposed to assume the responssbilitics of the enterprise.Considering that the prezsn: steamboat: service between Desciaillons and Quebec leave much to be lesired at every point of view.Considering that by the estaolish- ment of a first class service of moa.ern fast and well-equipped steamboat.the passenger and freight traffic between the important conte nf Lothiniere and Quebec would largeiy increase.Therefore this Board of Trade congratulate the promoters upon | their spirit of enterprize anl declare that they would see with grea: satisfaction the establishment of such a new line of steamboats betwz=n Deschaillons and Quebec and hat\u2019 the promoters may rely upon their entire sympathy and their full moval support and wish them the most complete success.Mr.F.8.Stocking moved, sgcond- ed by Mr.J.G.Scott, and resolved: Tt is moved by Mr F.§.Stocking seconded by Mr.J.G.Scoti: That Whereas, during the winter months.from December to April, the United States Immigration officials are withdrawn from Quebec.And Wherezs, during thest months residents of this city and district, desirous of entering the States are detained at the boundry for examination.And Wherea:, this inconvenience and uncertainty could he removed or minimized by an examination held here prior to their departure as is the case during the summer months.Bes it resolved that this Bndard request the representative of the United S:ates here.Mr.G.Willrich, U.S.Consul.to draw the attention of his Government to this grievance aad pray that same muy be remedizd hy the appointment of one or more oiticers.to discharge such duties during the absence of the regularf body »f U S.Immigration officials.The attention of the meeting was called hy Mr.Nesbitt to a despatch he had read in the press recently to the effect that the Government intended building new \" dl de Maile Qffice: $5 St Louis Street of work, done by the wives and fam- .hill from the Hay Market ar the Pal.| ; 4 Fac\" The usual weekly concert of the |ais to Upper Town, the repauri { This Week.ss - Great Lafol!ette.P 1198 ilies of the employees.Each month, cb \" 0 , epairiag of bone a\u2014 \u201cmaterial is taken from the Red Cross Quebec Khaki Club proved a grea: | Sandy Hill.ete.Bu: no definite aes NEXT WEEK Patients attended at their home [J | workers and returned \u201cmade up.\u201d redit this week and reflects (reat tion was taken.NE \u201cER.Le à | ! credit on t\u2018ie organization.Although Towards the close of the necting The by special appointment | ; = ; \u20ac» = -ORGAN RECITAL.most of the convalescent soldiers had { Ald.Frank Dinan, who had been pa- 3 BIRT HR ne 28th, March SpLen Nos of ret Frown.In td 1230 » ing Disorderly Houses, Houses orzhwest.war 30 nm.of Ill PF: i- Qutward 12.50 p.m.Percesiea.ame and of Prosti Tur.Cape Despair, 377: Clear, west.In- | tution.ward 1.30 p.m.Gaspesicn.(Draw .a .Sydney: arived 7 a.m.Dueniles.A en up mn the French \u2018unruage.) Ata meeting of the Municipal Montreal to Quebec.Longue Pointe, 124: Cloady, cast.Inward 1205 p.m.Mozart, 12.15 pm.Alaska and tow, 12.50 p.m.Spray and tow.Three Rivers, 68: Cloudy, southwest.Inward 11.35 am.Syyna, | Municipal Comncii nf the City of West of Montreal.! Quebec, and the said Counesl doth Coteau Landing: Ewen hound cast | '7ehy ordain and enact as tollows, 1045 a.m., John Rugee bouid west 1 to it: .p.m.Keywest 1.30 p.m.M slaw No.26 \u2026f the 261h of Galops Canal: Rosedale bound east ! arch 1913 is ame:ded by replacing 1.15 pm.Jones bound west 4.45 p.m.[PiggTanh 2 by the following: Port Colborne: Empress of Fort 2\".Whoever keeps, occupics, in- William bound east 9.3) an.Robt.| \"8hits or frequents a house of pros- Rhodes 845 a.m.Cancble 1940 am, |!itution, a disorderly house cz ill \u2018Rockferry 105 am.Sen.Derbvshire lAMed of reputed.ill fsmed, in the Council of the City of Queber, held on the 19th.day of Nove noer one thousand nine hundred an Étieen, (1915).the following by-law was read for the tirs: time.: It is ordained and emcied hy the ; City of Quebec, is liable t fi ; bi, f r le to à fine not 120 a.m.I.5, McGREEVY.| exceeding one hundred dollars.or im J \u2018Superintendent.default of payment of the Îne and costs, to an imprisonment at hard HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.labour during a space not exceeding six months: but the imprisonment (Standard Time 75th Meridearf) yshall cease upon payment of the fine Nov.am pun and all costs due at the time of said Wednesday .24 7.43 7.42 payment: or for not more fan six Thursday 25 8.22 82) Tiamths imprisonment, without the Friday .26 9.03 9.00 option of a fine, or the two together, Saturday .27 944 944 all according to the discretion ot the Sunday \u2026\u2026\u2026 28 10390 10.35 Recorder.Moon Phases.Public Notice.Is hereby ziven that.in enatarmity to faw, the above by-law will Le read ja second time, far adoption, on Fri.(day next.\u2018he 26th day of November instant.1918.By order.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.Last Quarter Nov.29 at 5.10 vm.NOT A PARTICLE OF DANDRUFF 0R A FALLING HAIR SAVE YOUR HAIR! DOUBLE ITS | BEAUTY IN JUST A FEW MO.CITY OF QUEBEC DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.T.wit: CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HALL.By-Law No.2E.By-Law to Amend By-Law Concern- MENTS.ing Personal Taxes, Special Taxes, and Trade Licenses, 25-Cent \u201cDanderine\u201d Makes Hair (Drawn up in the French la 120age.) ; At a meeting of the Muricipal Thick, Glossy, Wavy and Beauti- | Council sf the City of Quebe-.held ful.on the 19th, day of Novenimr one thonsind nine hundrede and fifteen, (1915).the following Sy.luw was Within ten minutes after an appli= | 73 for the rire time.cation of Danderine you can not md |, 1818 ordained and Jonacied A the a single trace of dandruff or falling | Municipal Cruncit of the City of hair and your scalp will not itch, but Quebec.and the said Council \u201cdoth what will please you most will he af.Herel ordain and enact ae fi Hows, ter a few weeks\u2019 use, when you see \u20189 Wit: new hair.fine and downy at fra |_ !-\u2014Article 20 of Prlaw Ne 2 yes\u2014bur really new hair-\u2014growing aii, Tasted by this Council the 24ih March over the scalp.C1911 is hercby repeaied and ret'aced Danderine is to (he Lair what fresh | \"¥, ihe following article: , showers of rain and sunshine are to] 72\".NOtwithatanding the cirrosi- vegetation, It goes right to the ronts [imag of by-law Na 3 FE.ma the Mang- Nov.Hiv PPE.WANT ED\u2014Immediately furnis'éd\" flat or rooms Capt.Gibson, Pioneers.Care Chroaicle.Nov.22x3.Competent and refined widow, wiry eight-year-old boy, seeks situation as housekeeper to widower or backelor.City or Country.Address: P.O.Box 217.Trois Pistoles, Que.Sept.22x3 TO LET.TO LET\u2014Furnished Rooms, comfortably heated.W.8.Richardson, No.2 St.Angele Se.Telephone 5353.Nov.23xt; eee ee, TO LET\u2014A room for gentleman, well heated with wardrobe $11.00 per month.Tel.4835.Apoly 47 St.Jour, Nov.18x1w \u2014 .TO LET\u2014Large Meeting Hall t3 iet.Apply to A.Pageot, 180 Richetien.Nov.6xlin \u2014_\u2014 TO RENT\u2014Furnished rooms, aff modern improveraents.Apply A.G.Oct, 22x1w OFFICES TO LET\u2014 Offices is the Richelieu Building, as well as tose formerly occupied by the Quebec Steanship Company, Commanding good view of the River.Far terms and conditions apply to CANADA STEAMSHIP LINES, LTD, 48 Dalhousie street.Feb.8«tf, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Furnished Rooms tp Let.MRS.HEALEY\u2014 79 ¥st.Lows stree.Telephone 5482.N.12x1m , Rooms and Bord.VICTORIA HOTEL\u2014Harry Fon wine, I\u2019rop.Palace Hill.Tel.6380, Nv.12x1m FOR SALE.PE \u2014 con PROPERTY FOR SALE\u2014 A fing tiree story stone building containing eleven rooms with every madern convenience in first class condition, situated on Grande Allee.Address Property, P.O.Box 151 | Oct 2xti, PERSONAL, \u2014_\u2014\u2014 PALMIST \u2014 MADAME NAP, Scientific Palmist, gives idea on a business.She is not to de classed with those so-called fortune tellers who are a disgrace to the science.Her advice has saved thousands, both in love and in business.Readings, 25¢.and up.Office hours from 10 am, to 9 p.m.454 1.2 St, Josepn street.Phone 5720, Nov.23x6.Face and body massage.Sealp and electric treatment, also rhenmatiam and nervous ailments treated by Mde.Leona, 9 1-2 St.John street.Room 4, Phone 5456 for an appointment, Hours 10 am.to 9 p.m.Also treatment in own home can be arranged for.High class patronage Solicited.Nov.17x1m WOULD YOU MARRY Ir SUITED?Best Matrimonial paper published.Mailed FREE.THE CORRESPONDENT, Toledo, Ohio.Nov.11x1m.re rt ri, MARRY IF YOU ARE LONELY ~The reliable, confidential, successful club has large number of wealthy, eligible members, both sexes, wishing Mrs.Wrubel, Box 26, Oakland, Calif, FOR SALF-\u2014Fast green trotting mare \u201cKinstalesa\u201d; Sire, Kinster, 2:13 3-4; dam, Aless.2:23 1-4; haif- sister, Kinstress, 2:09 3-4, owned hy Jolin A.Davis, is offered for sale.À handsome, game, consistent driver wit'y 2:15 speed.Has been quarters in .32 seconds and being bred in the purple and perfectly sound, is the right article for the track, the road ticulars &sl} at 282 St.Paul Street, or Phone Ne 19.KentHouse DANCING EVERY ÆZVENING EXCEPT W.&G.Morton Massey - GENERAL INSURANGE BROKERS 111 Mountain Hil, » * for Officer and wife, TT IAA Ne 0923 EM0EN SLE iSUENE {STAs READIN AE 165 rasa \u20ac Oct.30x1m.- TROTTER FOR SALE : or the stnek farm.For further par- : SUNDAY.tree td Se a: + Through bookings to sil principal ports of the world.Company\u2019s Office- 21-24 State et.NY FP.8.Stocking.32 8t.Loule s*.: Hone & Rivet, $1 Buade st, Quebec.Steamers marked t freight oaly.Apply asy steamship agent or The ROBT.REFORD CO.Limited General Agents.1 i ; \u2018 Fetolt'akod \u2018+46 | NEW YORK-LIVERPOOL.A pis x HFA Orduna .Bat, Dec.4,10am.| ; GLASGOW PASSENGER AND ! pcameronia ves Fri, Dec.i.4 pm.FREIGHT SERVICE - *Tyscania.Fri, Dec.#1, 4pm.Prom Glasgow: From St.John, NB.Qrduma 2221.at, Jan.8 \"am ORMIDALE Ce about Dec.15 ante rw HENIA .about Dec, 2 \" *ORTHIA .about Jan.2 FOUND THE WORLD TOURS.Uk Fubl'c Accoun'ant and Auditor 92 ST.PETER STREET.Banks, Incorpcrated Campaaies and Wholesalé Firms can have the Credit and Financial Status of thelr customers fully established without publicity.and for a very moderate charge.FRENCH LINE Compagnie Ger>rale Trans-Atliotique \u201cPOSTAL SERVICER\u201d SAILINGS FM 9, Y, Bb \"ROS AUX LA TOURAINE .Nov.27, 3 p.m- ROCHAMBEAU.Dec.4,3 pm.|LAFAYETTE.Dec, 11,3 p.m ESPAGNE.Dec.16, 3 p.m.For isformation apply to Wm.M.Mscpherson, 53 Dalhousis | st.; Hone & Rivet, 31 Buade st.: F.8 | Stocking.32 St.Louis et.Quebec.FREIGHT BERVICE TO LEITH From Montreal 8S.CAIRNROSS .about Nov.22 The ROBT.REFORD CO, Limited, Agents TER Portland to London.Christmas sailings from St.John, N.B., for Liverpool: C Geandimmvian | | .\".\".Drcember AA 655, TRONTO.avon: Dec.12 n, December 25th e538.HEADLEY .about Dec.26 *SSPRUTH .abous Jan, 12 Steamers marked (*), ircight only.For information, apply to Jules For Hayre-London: Corinthlan.Thurs, Dec.16th\u2019 .Bicilian.Thurs., Dec.23td Hone Travel Agencies, 3T\" Buade st; | F.8.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st.also F.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis st.; Hone | I.C.R,, and C.P.R.Ticket Agents, & Rivet, $1 Buade st, or Allans, Rae | or the Robert Reford Co, Limited, & Company, B1 St Peier st.Quebec.| General Agents, Quebec.THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HAS INSTALLED SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES.LODGE YOUR Wills, Title Deeds, Mortgages, Insurance Policies or other valuables in one of these boxes For further informauuvn, apply 82 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO Man 4ranch\u2014Canadian Bank of Commerce Suiamg, Cor.»t, Peter and St.Paul Streets.A.L.HAMILTON, Manager.Upper Town Branch\u2014Cor.John and D'Auteuil Streets, : G.L.DOAK.Manager.2 Telephones: Office Hours: Office, 5865; Residence, 1724.9 to 12 am.2 to 5 p.m, 7 to 9 pm - Dr.EUGENE BEAULIEU BURGEON-DENTIST.24 ST.JOHN STREET Lu QUEBEC.Three Score and Four 64 years is à long time.À product that can hold the \"popularity of an entire Dominion for 64 years must be meritorious\u2014dependable.EDDY'S MATCHES Have been the same good matches since 1851, Like EDDY'S FIBREWARE and EDDY'S WASHBOARDS they are considered standard hy all loyal Canadians under the \u201cMade-in-Canada\u201d banner.The Qüèbec Bank 97th Year In Business A HELPFUL BANKING SERVICE The Quebec Bank offers to Business Firms, Corporations and Individuals a complete and satisfactory Banking service.Collections made\u2014Transfers made by Telegraph and Cable\u2014Money Orders and Drafts issued\u2014Foreign Exchange bought and sold\u2014these are but & few of the many conveniences at the service of thoss doing business with the Quebec Bank .DIRECTORS: Joha T.Ross, President; R MacD.Paterson, Vice-President; Vesey Boswsll, Gaspard LeMoine, Thos.McDougall, G.G, Stuart, KC; J, R Aldred, Peter Laing, John M.Mclatyre § ©\u201c FIVE BRANCHES IN QUEBEC CITY.+ vad! \u2018By Peter sireed À Fabqique street, 217 Se John street 781 % Safety , 187 St Joseph street eposit Boxes at Head Office, 110 Bt.Peter street, and at t Fabrique street, Upper Town DOMINION COAL COMPANY, umitio MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED \u2018 \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS ol Screened, Run-ef-Mine and Black 4 aR3x0na0 Feo Pardoulars, apply to BALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAL.# v Capital Pald-up .Reserve Fund .$7,000,000.00 PELEG HOWLAND, President.E.HAY, General Manager.Up-to-date information regarding every district in Canada available for the use of the Bank's customers Merchants and Manufacturers desiring to extend their trade will find these data valuable.TWO BRANCHES IN QUEBEC 126 Branches in Canada\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Me EE SE 3 COMMERCIAL NEWS ! 1 { 11 sermon asst, 120ELIORNA LRN TINS .NEW YORK MARKET.(Canadian Press).New York, Nov.23\u2014Trading in stocks today was perfunctory and superficial from siart to finish.Dealings diminished to the meagre total of 338,000 shares.and except for some of the more speculative specialties which have recently figured prominently, price changes were insignificant or at least unimport ant.A steady tone was maintained thoughout but this was due more to the absence of pressure than to any actual demand, Automobile shares rose 2 to 4 points.war issues of the class including Crucible Steel, Lackawanna Sieel, American Can and American and Baldwin Locomotive gained almost as much, and stocks of no par.tieufar description showed variable gains of 1 to 3 points.United States Steel fluctuated within the exiremely narrow range of half a poi:t and B:ethlehem Stee! was aguin utterly ignored.not a single sale being recorded.- Coppers were steady, but failed to make further response to the increased, demand for the metal.In jhe final dealings Central Leather and American Hide and Leather Pfd rose substantially.Canadian Pacific's rise of 2 1-2 to 186 was almost the only natewosthy movement in the rails, afthough Unjon Pacific, Northern Pacific, Erie and the new and old Rock [sland is- supes showed signs of moderate accumulation.Canadian lost much of \u201cits gain before tRe dull close.In the way of general news, the foreign demand for Steel was among the chief constructive features.According to trade authorities, the question of price is no longer a considera- | tion.while domestic consumers are willing to psy premiums for what they can get.Further large receipts of gold from England were reported in payment of \u2018munitions and the Bank of England | released another large amount nf the precious metal for shipment to this country.Exchange on London worked hack to the highest auniatfon in many weeks, demand sterling selling as high as 470 1.4, with oth: markets firmer in sympaihy.Remittances of Scandinavian exchange were especially large.Trading in bonds was moderate.I but denoted some increase nf investment inquiry.\u201cFuture\u201d ne foreign offerings were small.Total sales, par value.$5.210.000.rat mer MONTRPAT fTOCK FYPHANGE Sales (Tuesday Afternoon) (From Breer & Gourdeau) *Phone\u201420 at 145%.Cedars\u20141 at 79.Montreal Power\u20147 at 235.Shawinigan\u201410, 15, § at 138, 25 at 137%.\u2019 Ames-Holden-75, 25 at 20, 10 at 1934, 20 10, $0, 50 at 20, 45 at 20%, 50, su, 50 st 201, SO ut 21, 25, 50, 25, 25 at 20, 5 at 20%, 100 at 20, Car\u2014S$ at 97.Canada Locomotive\u20142% at 60%, 28 at 6044.Dominion Bridge\u201425, 25, § at 218.Canada Foundry and Furgings-\u201418, 50 nt 178, 25 at :79%4, 5, 10, 10, 5, 8.35 at 180, 25 at 181, 25, 10, 5 at 182, 1 at 180, 5 at 385.Steamahips\u201420 at 18.5 at 18.Carriage\u201410 at S135.25, 25, 25 at 5115.25, 5.10 at 52, 25 a: 5034 20 at $014, 25 at 30, 1 wu ST.Laurentide \u2014 25 at 104, 25, 25 at 193%, LyalJ\u201425 at 3374, 25 a: 34.Ontario Steel 'roducts\u2014100 at 22, 25, 50, 25, 25 at 25% Penmans\u20142 at 60%.Scotia\u201425 at 97, 25, 25 at 96%, 10, 10 at 96.Steel Company of Canada\u201450, 25, 10.18, 25 at 43, 10 at 42%, 10, 10 at 42%.Steel Corporation\u201475 at 48), 28.25 at 4854, 25 at 4844.Ames pfd\u20143 at #5, Sat 71, 4 at 73, Canada Car pfd\u2014S at 118, 15 at 11S, 10, 25 at 118.Cement pfd-$ at 9034, 10, 4 at 90%.Steel Company of Canada pfd\u2014IS at 90.Montreal Bank\u201440, 3, 15, 2 at 234.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.CG.W.WALCET, Stocks ani Coni3 BOUGHT ane SOLD 98 07 PE LL Cuebec TELEPHONE 577 Municipal Debentures Often pectecr Security to nat Invests 5% to 6 1-2% | | NCDOLGAL.À CORY) Sited Ene\u201d 116 MOUNTAIN HILL \u2018Phones: 1402 snd 1403.H.S.THOMSON, MANA ER Le A B.DISPUIS Quebec.ee ARTHUR BRUNEAU, Floor Member, 4 Hospital St, Montreal BRUNEAU & DUPUIS (Members Montreal Stock Exchange.) STOCK BROKERS, rhuue 1586 11-18-18 Sault su Maieln direc Direct Private Wire with ST & FLAGG .- 38 Wall Street.New York Orders promptly executed on all Markets.A.A, GINGRAS Manager.NEW YORK S''OCK MARKET.Ny private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis Stock Brokers, 11, 13 aud 14 Sault au-Matelnt Street.Tel.1596 Open.High.Low.Close.Am Beet Sug.68% Am Can com.5974 Am Car Fdy.82% Am Jee .27% Am Loco .71% AmS&R .97% \u2018 Am Sug Ref.11644 Am T & T.12854 Ana Cop .88% | Atchison .107%; Balt & Uhio.94% (Cat Petrol\u2019'm.27% CPR.18434 ! Cent Leather.58% Ches & Ohio.63% Colo F&I.52 Erie .437% do 1st pfd.584 Gas \u201cCon\u201d .143% Gt Nor pfd .126% 1115 Central .10854 Inter Met .2244 Kan City Sou.324 Lehigh Val .81% Mex Petrol'm.93% .Missouri Pac.7 Nat'l Lead .64% Nevada Cons.16% New Haven .77% N Y Central 10274 Norf & West.118% North Pac .116% \u2018Penna .59% | Reading .&3 Rep I & S.50% Studebaker .1544 St Paut .4H Rubber :.54 South Pac .102% South Ry .234 do pfd .62% Third Ave .62 Utah Cop .78% Union Pac .139% US Steel\u2019.B6YM do pfd .115% Vir CC Co.47 Westinghouse.67% Crucible .75% Maxwell .73 Miami .34% fy much higher level of prices.Sales: 316,000: bonds $5.258,500.Crucible preferred declared a dividend vf 134 p.c.; thia is à resuraption - of dividends.0 CLOSING LETTER.; 8245 By private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis, 2 Stock Brokers, Nos, 11, 13 and 15 71% Sault-au-Matelot streey, Tel.1596.9714 A.A.Gingras, Manager, , 116% New York, Nov.23\u2014There has been 12814 | very little doing today and the a) 5934 824; 28% 71 97% 11644 128% ul 107% S438 274 184 58% 6314 stt; 43% 58% 143% 126% 605; 82% 28% 721% 97% 117% 1287 89 88%; | changes have been unusually small 1071; | even for dull business, It is strange 041; indeed to see the market change from | 2744 such violent fluctuations to virtually 185 none as it has done in this case, but | 504 such is proverbially the stock marke: 63% | and its ways down here.There i» 51% | either a feast or a famine.44 We think that, after a waiting spel\u2019 5814 ! and possibly some little dragging.1441; the market will wren better and re-! 1264 sume its upward course un even great ; er activity than we have seen yet, but 107 947 2% 186 59% 634 52% 4% 58% 14544 126% I, » a 2 22 As the news is not, favorable and; 8 although the market refuses to go 93 8155 93 6% 64% 16% 76% 10234 116% 116% So%: 50% 8215.2% so% son.15434 15444 u 54% 102% 102% : 2336, 23% ; 62 @2'i 78 784 139% 139% R6% 86% 115% 21514 824 94 74 65 164 7844 10234 6% stocks now.65 Total sales: Stocks 316,309; bonds.16% $5,258,500.7 \u2014 ! i.| THE TORONTO - PRODUCE MARKET Toronto \u2014 Quotations are as ful-.lows Wheat, Ontario No.2 winter, 94c to 96 outside.according tn\u2018 lora- tion.Manitoba.No.J, north, $1.10; No.2, north, $1.08.' Oats\u2014Canada western.No.3, 39c to 40c at lake ports for immediate shipment.Ontafis, No.3 white, 38c to 39c outside, on track, l'oronto.Corn\u2014 American.No, 2.yel, 775\u20ac on track, Toroniu.Pcas\u2014No.2, $1.50 to £2.00 sample; $2.25 car lots.Barley\u2014S6e to \u201c8c ouside for malt._ ing and 49e to 52: for feed.6714 68 Buckwheat \u2014 75: tu 77¢ shipping 75% 76 points.73 754 ! r ants, $6.00; | second patents, $3.50; stro 1g bakers, NEW YORK CLOSING LETTER.: $30 o enter À n , ; k Broker: \u2018 jvur=-On'art> winter our Men Mountain Sean Quebec.per cont.patents, $10 10 $4.20 sea., 4 board.Phones 1402-1403.Millfeed\u2014Manitaba bran, $2200 per \u2018 New York Nov.23\u2014The market pans shorts, $2300 per ton on has been dull and uninteresting all track Toronto; Ontario \u2018ran $25.00 day and there is nothing to indicate per ton., hall a change in the immediate future.There is an absence oi demand for stocks, but selling is not pressed and in the absence of pressure stocks hold up akthough the technical position is not good.A substantial reaction which would shake out weak hollings and improve the technical position ni) market might bg iollowed by a