The Quebec chronicle, 9 juin 1916, vendredi 9 juin 1916

[" ue 1 : The Weather LOCAL SHOWERS.ESTABLISHED 1764.CONTINUED RUSSIAN ADVANCE HAS MADE A GREAT BREACH IN ENEMY'S F Patronized by H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught.P.and B.Brand OLD ENGLISH BREWED GINGER BEER.(An Ideal Summer Drink.) In stone jars, $1.90 per dosen; 40c per dosen refund on empties.R.GRENIER.DESTROYERS HAD NARROW ESCAPE MEN OF BEATTY'S CRUISER FLEET ARE IN SPLENDID FETTLE.Londen, June 8-\u2014-\"It is a tonic to wisit Beatty's battle cruiser fleet, from which I have just returned,\u201d said à naval ofticer of high rank to The As sociated Press today.He added: \u201cThe officers and men are in splendid fettle.Instead of feeling depressed, they are inclined to feel sorry for the poor Germans.It is impossible to speak too highly of the officers and men of our destroyers, who were sim- bly wonderful They consistently held _the wpper hand in the greatest vice battle ever engaged in by these little warcraft.\u201cUntil we have Admiral Jellicoe's full report, which is being coliected and digested as rapidly as possible, it is quite out of the question for me to give any more connected details of the battle than have been published.But I can relate a few incidents anil give some impressions, which may show something of the spirit cf our men.As for the fleet itself, it is quits ready for another battle as big as the Jutland section.\u201cThe gallant exploit of the :om- ander of a destroyer is one of the most striking incidents of the action, which abounded in extraordinary features, This destroyer, fifth in the line.saw her four-file leaders, one by one put out,of action, but kept ahead without serving and got all her torpedoes home.She then discovered a grea: German battleship looming out of the mist so closely that when the enem fired his big guns their blasts blew over the funnels and masts of the little warship.She escaped witho +: fur ther damage.\u201cAnother marvellous escape of one of our\u2019 destroyers was discovered when a stokeF reported: hi-nselt wounded, But as no shell had struck the ship, the commander declined t) believe the man He, however, reported himself again the next morning as a casualty and showed the commander a 12-inch unexploded projec tile which had dripped through the hatchway into the hold.\u201cA similar incident occurred aboard the battle cruiser Lion where two Junior officers from the fighting top saw an unexploded 12-inch projectile tying on the deck in some burning debris.These officers ran to the fire and extinguished it and threw the projectile overboard.»] was surprised on my return here, where I saw for the first time the official German admission of casnalties and personnel, which show from the news that the losses of the German ships-must have been greater than our own.\u201cOur officers admit that the German gunnery was good, but nut as destructive as ours.At first the light was much in their favor, but, towards the end, our manouevring changed this.The result was, in the general opinion of the officers and men of our ships Which were engaged in the action, that the German fleet received such a strafing that it is not likely to make ses for six monthe.84-96 St.John Street.Phones 1847-1348, CHURCH UNION AND THE PRESBYTERIANS MAJORITY OF PRESBYTERIES ARE CONSIDERED IN FAVOR OF IT.Winnipeg, June 8\u2014Leaders in the Presbyterian Church, addressed a meeting held in connection with the general assembly.The speakers included Rev.Dr.N.A.MacKinnon, of Regina; Rev.Dri 5.C.Murray, formerly nf Port Ar- | thur.and for many years Superintendent of Home Missions in Manitoba; J.H.Edmison, secretary of the Home Mission committee, and Rev.Dr.J.;6.Shearer, superintendent of the \u2018 Work of Evangelism and Social Ser- The first reference to the Church Union issue occurred in the afternoon, when\u2018 Rev.Dr.John Somerville, one of the two clerks of the Assembly, presented a statement of his opinion regarding the vote of the Presbyteries on this subject.During the past winter all the presbyteries of the church.seventy-six in number, were asked to record their decisions on this issue.There now seems to be considerable difference of opinion regardirg the vote which these Presbyteries did cast.The union committee reports that the vote was 40 to 12 in favor of union.with three ties, five Presbyteries in which the vote was void on account of the irregularities in the voting, and two doubtful.Rev.Dr.Robert Campbell, on the other hand, who is a leader of those opposed to union, signed a statement as clerk of the Assemblycertifying that less than thirty-nine preshyteries voted in favor of union, which, if true.would mean that the cause of union was definitely lost, Rev.Dr.Somerville, in presenting a special report on remits to presbyteries.stated that, after canvassing the returns on church union, he found that 41 presbyteries out of the 76 had voted for union, beyond all doubt and that eight others had sent in returns which were not absolutely corect in point of law, hut which were unmis- takeably favorable to union.Five presbyteries, he said, did not vote, five allowed absent members to vote, which is contrary to the rule; in two cases it appeared doubtful what the preshytery meant.and in three cases there was a tie.This general matter was referred to a special committee, to be named by the Moderator, to report on the vote of the presbyteries.J.K.MacDonald, of Toronto, made a report on a special matter from the Board of Trustees of the Assembly.These trustees have in their care all the general funds of the Church held for investment.For many years it has been the custom of the treasurer of the church to make use of a certain portion of these funds in order to finance the organization through the year, paying back the borrowings at the close of the year, when the money from the congregations comes In.Owing to the depression which began at the close of 1912, the treasurer, in recent years, has been unable to repay those borrowings, which now amount to about $100,000.The trustees con sequently appesled to the Assembly for some directions in the matter, as they are to some extent lable under the law.large congregation in Westminster ; Church tonight at the first popular ORTIFIED FRONT Total Of Prisoners Is Now Well Over 50,000\u2014Lutsk Changes Hands Again\u2014DBreach Is Reported As 100 Miles Wide\u2014Lemberg Is Said To Be Threatened Once More\u2014Vicious Fighting Occurs On British Front\u2014Italians Repulse Austrians Having ecaptured Lutsk, one of the trangle df Ruselen forts in Volhynia, from the Austro-Hungarians, the Russians aïe prépeing their adversaries westward.In numerous places not only have the Russians gained the banks of the Ikwa and Styr rivers, but have crossed these streams, and continued their offensive against their foes.In the region of Kovel, halfway between Lutsk sad Brest-Litovsk, and in the vicinity af Rovno, southeast of the fortress, the Russians have begun actions against the Austro-Hungarians.Likewise in Galicia thefe has been no let up in the Russian attacks sgainct the soldiers of the dual monarchy, from whom they have captured along the lower reaches of the Stripa river heavily fortified positions.In the fighting the Russians have materially added to their prisoners and their stores of captured guns, machine guns and war matefials.Considerable activity has been shown by the Germans sgainst the Rugsians or the northern sections of the Russian front, where the German guris have heavily bombarded the line along the Dvina ta the Lake region south of Dvinsk and thiown infantry attacks against the Russian positions south of Smorgun.In this latter region, the Germans report the capture of the village of Kunawa but Petrograd asserts that all their attacks were repulsed.With the capture of Fort Vaux, northeast of Verdun, the Germans have attempted to advance their line against the French east and west of the Thisumont farm.south of Dousumont.The French barrier fire, however, held them back, Northwest of Verdun, around Hill 304 and in the region of Chattancourt the artillery duels are still intense.Intermittent artillery duels have given way to viclous infantry attacks, and counter-attacks by the Germans and British around Hooge.Sapping operations between the Vimy ridge and La Basse canal and near the Hohensollern were to the advantage of the British according to London.The Italiane to the south snd southeast of Trent continue to keep the Austrians from further advange .Sowth and south-west of Asiero attacks by the Auserians against Italian positions were entirely repulsed according to Rome with in the Algerina valley concentrations of Austrians were dispersed by the Italian batteries.Northwest of Trent, in the Ortler region, the Italians have attacked and captured several points of vantage from the Austrians, and further south, in the Criez valley have repuised Austrian offensives.Although it had beer: believed that ths entire ships company of the cruiser Hampshire was lost when that vessel sank while carrying Earl Kitchener to Russie.12 men bave drifted ashore on a raft.All exports of coal to Greece have been prohibited.This is probably in line with announcements that the Entente Allies were considering restrictive measures against Greck commerce \u201cto prevent supplies reaching the enemy.\u201d RUSSIAN OPPICIAL STATEMENT.Petrograd, via London, June 8\u2014The Russian communication says: 4 \u201cOn Tuesd2:y we developed our offensive in the direction of Royno and Kovel, and, keeping on the heels of the ovefthrown enemy, and following a battle in the region of Lutsk, we occupied that town.In many places we have seized not only the lines of the rivers Ikwa and Styr, but have crossed the mand continued our affensive.\u201cIn Gilicia, on the lower Stripa, our Infantry, supported by artillery fires, has captured by an energetic advance a number of powerful enemy otpanised positions on the front of Trziboukhovtsky-Jazlovets, and have arrived quite near the line of the Stripa river.\u201cIn addition to the 40,000 prisoners previously taken, we took in the courre of yesterday's fighting 88 officers and about 11,000 men, and captured a nymber ¢f guns and machine guns, a quantity of other weapons, field kitchens.and transport material.The results of the engagements from the fourth ta the seventh in Vilhynia and Galicia permit us to consider that we have already gained an important victory, which is crowned by t great bfeach in the enemy's fortified front.\u201cOn the Dvins front and in the lake region south of Dvimsk, there have been violent fusillades at many places, The Germans have bombarded by a concentrated fire the Ikskull bridgehead.Repeated German attempts to advance in the region south of Smorgon were frustrated by our fire.South of Kravo the enemy artillery fired gusts on our positions .\u201cIn the Caucasus the situation is unchanged\u201d The official Rusian statement of yesterday, announced the capture fiom the beginning of the offensive movement of 900 officers and more than 60,000 men go that the number given today brings up the total to well over 50000.The new Russian campaign has been under way less than a vwesk Lutak is the apex of n triangle of fortresses whose base line extending from Dubno, ts Rovno, lies to the couth-east.These fortresses ware captured by the Austriaxs last fall after long and severe fighting, during which Lutsk changed hands several times.\u2014\u2014\u2014 LEMBFRG MENACED AGAIN.London, June 9, 8.38 a.m.\u20148pecial despatches from Petrograd express the belief that the Ruseian successes againet the Austrians are far more important than appears from the official announcements.The Daily Telegraph's correspondent ventures the assertion on the authority of a prominent Russian expert that all five of the Austrian armies are on the eve nf a general retreat and that Lemberg is in great strategic 4 danger, On the same anthority \u2018it is asserted that \u201ca stfategic breach, 100 miles wide, has been blown in the Austrian front, involving the armies of General Count Vop Bothmar and Geeral Voa Boshm-Ermolli, and part of that of Archduke Joseph Ferdinand.\u201d According to other despatches the Russian success is largely due to the precedented wee of artillery, surpassing any efforts on either aide on the eastern front.The retreat of many Austrian trench detachments was completely cut off by a curtain of shrapnel through which it was impossible for any living thing to pass, and the Austrians were thus compelled to surrender en masse.The Times entimptes the Austrian losess at 500,000, STERN MEASURES AGAINST GREECE LONDON EXPRESSES RELIEF THAT ENTENTE ALLIES WILL FORCE MATTERS.London, June 8.\u2014The editorials in the London morning papers are largely taken up by the sitestion in Greece.The leaders unanimously ex press relief that the Entente at last has decided to take strong measures to end the anomalous situation in Greece, and the belief is general that Greece will be compelled to capitulate in a short time.Although it is not known what demands have heen made upon Greece, the Daily Telegraph and other morning papers express the hope that it is nothing short of the demobilization of the Greek army.The Post says: \u201cGreece is confronted with a serious emergency.It is in the power of the Allies to close the sea against her, and her many rich island p sessions may become endangered.\u201d The Daily Graphic says: \"If lesser measures are insufficient to prevent Greece from aiding the enemy, we shail doubtless proceed to a full blockade of Greek ports.Bulgarian troops certainly would pot be allowed to occupy Greek forts unless the Greek government had vir- taully decided to throw in its lot with the Central Powers.The reply of the Entente Powers is prompt and will be decisive.\u201d The Weather Toronto, June 8~The important disturbance which was centered over Lake Michigan last night has since remained stationary, gradually decreasing in energy.Showers have been almost general today over the Great Lakes, and they have now extended as far east as Western Quebec.In the west the weather has been fine and warm.Temperatures: Min, Max, Dawson .+o co oa oo 32 0 Prince Rupert .40 54 Vietoria cu ee oo +.44 58 Vancouver .\u2026 .48 66 Kamloops «a ».oc «0 48 7 Edmonton .+.\u2026 .\u2026 46 s Battleford .2.a.«oe 43 73 Prince Albert .\u2026 48 72 Calgary .+.ou os oe 43 70 Medicine Hat .50 7 Moose Jaw .+ 20 .43 75 Regina .ca ve ve ve 38 78 Winnipeg » ve 0 48 70 Port Arthar \u2026 8 82 Parry Sound.\u2026 .54 4 London +.vo +.oo va 83 78 Toronto co eo as oo or 50 se Ottawa .\u2026 ve so 14 cn 58 70 Montreal.vo +.ov oo 38 70 Quebec .ve es ov ve 54 4 Halifax «« oc +.oo ve 58 88 Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay:\u2014 Fresh winds unsettled with showers and local thunder storms.Ottawa and Upper St.Lawrence: \u2014Unsettled with showers.Lower St.Lawrence: \u2014 Fresh northeast and east winds, partly fair, with some local showers, Gulf and North Shore: \u2014Moderate to fresh easterly winds, fair.Maritime: \u2014 Fresh northeast and east winds, mostly cloudy with show ers in the southwestern portion.ut the Soo, Generally fair at Port Arthur.All West: \u2014Fair and warm.Very Effective Method for Banishing Hairs (Modes of Today) At very little cost any woman can rid her face of hairy growths, if she will use the defatone treatment.This is made by mixing some water with a little powdered délatone.This paste is spread upon the hairy surface for 8 or 3 minutes, then rubbed off and the skin washed, when every trace of hair will have vanished.No harm results from this treatment, dut care should be used to buy real delatone.Superior:\u2014 Fresh winds, showers | IEEE] Hi 2 ~~, ! | { : i i i i : : i i DON'T FORGET WE KEEP \u2018THE .Ladies Home Journal pates WHICH ARE CONSIDERED THE STANDARD FASHION ARBITERS OF AMERICA COME IN AND SEE THE CATALOGUE, \u2014 Gem E.WALSH'S Regd, \u201c11 ST.JOHN STREET JOHN Free gasoline for thirty- three hundred miles\u2014- the Ford owner\u2019s saving in one year The light, economical Ford with its smooth rundfing enghhe averages about twenty-five miles on a gallon of gasoline.Compare this with the gasoline consumption 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and milk and nice Breakfast Rolls and Dinner Bread.12 Fabrique Street Phones 6567-6568 butter; - CITY OP QUEBEC, DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.T° \u201cit: ee IRISH CRISIS SAVED MUNI.CITY OF QUEBEC.TIONS MINISTER FROM Chtty Hall \u2014 SAME FATE.BY-LAW NO.10A.By-law Concerning the Assessment Property in the | London, June 8 \u2014 A memorial Immovesble Sy of Quebec, and to Amend Bylaw No.8B, and By-law No.10, Concerning the Bchool Tax.(Drawn up in the French language.) At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, held at the City Hall, in the sata City of Quebec, on the twelfth day of May, one thousand nine hundred and sixteen (1918), in conformity to law, and in virtue of a by-law passed by this Cauncil, pursuant thereto, and after the due observance of all the formalities prescribed by the statute | in such case made and provided, at .which meeting were present the absolute majority of the members com- ; posing the Council of the City of \u2026 Quebec, that is to say: His Worship } he Mayor, Aldermen Bedard, Rer.EL trand, Bois, Bouchard, Bourret, Cot- * lier, Dinan, Dussault (St.Louis), \u201cDussault (Belvedere), Fiset, Gauvir, Glode, Lantier, Lockwell.Mercier, Paquet (Jacques Cartier) Pettigrew, Mamondon, Verret.| .Tt is ordained and enacted hy the | \u201cMunicipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council doth hereby ordain and enact as follows: © \u201cArticle 5 of By-law No.2B, passed on the 19th April, 1912, as amend- SLATED TO SAIL WITH KITCHENER service to Earl Kitchener will be held | in St.Paul's Cathedral, June 13,\u2018 King George and Queen Mary will attend the service, David Lloyd-George, Minister of Munitions, was only prevented from : accompanying Lord Kitchener on his ill-fated trip on the eruiser Hampshire by the Irish crisis, according to statements in political circles here today.! It had been arranged that Lloyd George should accompany the Minister of War to Russia, but the sud- | den call upon the Welsh statesmitn | to mediate between the Irish fac-: tions upset this plan.His place was taken by other representatives of The report recommended that within one year after the war, in the Co regations which voted against ua- on, the members be again asked whether they favor the proposal.Rev.A, F.Pollock, of Granby, Que., was elected Chairman of the Congregational Union for the ensuing year, DEATH OF FORMER QUEBECER IN THE YUKON In announcing the death of a former Quebecer in the Yukon yesterday morning the name of Mr.F.X.Lachapelle was given.It should have read Mr.F.X, Gosselin.Followirg is the telegram which Coroner Jolicoeur received from Dr.Lachapelle announe- ing the passing away of Mr.Gosselin.Dawson, May 30-31,1916.Dr.Jolicoeur, Coroner of Quebec, Quebec.Our friend, F.X.Gosselin, died suddeniy Monday morning of heart failure; inform m: by return telegram prepaid of address of closest relatives; funeral Friday next.If remains wanted to be shipped advise me also.Will, if any, not found.DR LACHAPELLE.STEAMER ARRIVALS.New York: Stockholm, Gothenburg.New York: Priacipe di Udine, Genoa.CASUALTIES REDUCED BY STEEL HELMETS Heavy as are the Canadian casual- | tics, and great gs has been the toll of ; death at Verdun, it is good to reflect that the percentage of deaths to casualties has been steadily declining | since the beginning of the war, We bave already indicated some of the ad- | vances that battlefield surgery has made, thus cutting almost in half th: death rate among the wounded, ang something has been said about the wonderful sanitary and antiseptic arrangements that have resulted in the almost total abolition of fevers, which have played so grim a part in other wars.Not enough has been said, however, about the helmets which are worn by British and French soldiers, | and which have resulted in a wonderful lessening of deaths from bullet wourids and shel! splinters.The Ger- | | mans, too, have these armored hel- i mets, but it is doubtful if they have.proved as effective as those worn by, the Allies.Deflecting the Bullets.t The value of a strong protection for the head was recognized by war., riors as soon as swords were invent- | -THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.= INB; J.J.Maimn, Radrique, Compton; F.J.Hachey, | § PERSONAL Mr, W.J.White, ot Montreal, is a guest at the Chateau.Mr, H.H.Sexton, of Halifax is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.Wm, Dick, of Montreal, is registered at the Chateau.Me.H, W, R.Smith, vof Thetford Mines, is stayiag at the Chateau.Messrs.D.A.Clarke and A.Galipeault of this City were registered at Montreal hotels recently.The many friends of Major Victor | Pelletier A.D.C, will regret to hear that he is confined to his room by an attack of rheumatism.Miss Hilda Dollard, pupil of Miss Craig, has passed, with aistinction, her musical examinations of theory and instrumental, of the senior class, before the' Dominion ('oilege of Music.Arrivals at Victoria Hotel, Levis: \u2014F.McCrea, S.W, Farnham, W.J.Salls, Sherbrooke; F.J.Perego, U.A.Roach, Montreal; G.F.Hancow, New York; M.Fraval.Anderson, Charleton; I.Port Joli; L.Morin, St.Joseph, Dce; Mrs.A.Gosselin, St.Camille, Late arrivals at the Chateau: VV.the Ministry of Munitions.FRANCE ADOPTS - DAYLIGHT SAVING.NEGRESS WHO KILLED .Paris, June 8, 6:30 p.m.\u2014Follow- | MISTRESS ACQUITTED.ing the example of Germany, Eng-.Montreal, Que, June 8\u2014Isabella land, Italy and the Scandinavian Dominican the colored maid, who countries, the Senate today adopted strangled her mistress, Mrs.Kate the daylight saving bill, advancing , vf, hens, Shuter Street, to death legal time by one hour.last January, because Mrs.Matthews wag abusing her, was acquitted of EXAGGERATED REPORT .the charge of murder this afternoon Owen Sound.Ont, June 8.\u2014 This | by a jury.at the Court of King's morning Mrs.W.P.Malone received | Bench.The accused girl testified in Liverpool: Adriatic, New York.Cadiz: C.Lopezp, New York.\u2018replacing said sarticle by the follow- \u201cing: ed by By-law No.10, passed the » cable from England stating that a 23rd April, 1915, is anew amended by message had been received from her husband, Captain Malone, saying that he had come through the recent \u201c5.It is hereby imposed and there fighting unharmed.Ottawa casualty shall be levied on the immoveable her own behalf, and her evidence.was thereupon read to the jury by, Mr.Justice Cross.who presided, so that no important point in it might be mis understood to acquit the girl.She | ed.but except for cavalry it was sup-' J White, Chs, St.Pierre, C.B.Hart, posed that they had hecn rendered, Mrs, Porter, L.J.Doyle, F.J.Perego | obselete by the improvement of the.wWm, Dick, P.M.Barnard, Wn.\u2018rifle.A plate of armor heavy enough Kelly, J.E.Mayer, Monueal; J.Ato turn a modern bullet and large pay\u2019 Brantford; G.MacLeod, Roscnough to completely cover the head ' aire: W.Wood, Lorion: Capt.Dwas supposed to he ton heavy for à | F, Pidgeon, St John, NB; H.H Sexsoldier to wear.Better that he should | ton, Halifax H.Van Dyke, Caiebrook take his chance of being shot than | N.B; W.Carpenter, London, Eng; become unfit fre n the weariness of | Mrs, W.P.Howe, Miss Muwe, Miss supporting 25 to 30 pounds on his Calhorn, and maids; C.Armory, Mrshead.The modern hulmet used by; S Lon, New York: H.WW.R.Smith, the Allies is not heavy enough and, Thetford Mines?S.Bell, Jr; S.Estout enough to stop a modern bullet | Hutchinson, Philadelphia, l'a; J.W.It is heavy enough, however, to de- May, Cam'ridge, Massflect the bullet and it will turn also] Arrivals at the Victoria Hotel, suall shell fragments.More6ver.City:\u2014C.Failis, D.L.Jackson, J.M.| evenifitis pierced is slows down the Robertson, Toronto, Ont.; J.Young, | bullet so that what vould ordinarily E.Beaichamp, Leonard J.Marcoux, 1 * have been a hole in the head becomes A Jourdain, W.A.M.Swift, J.A.\u2018 property belonging to the Catholics in said city a tax of thirty-eight hundredths of one per cent on the assessed annual real value of said property, to collect every vear the, - sum payable by the City of Quebec | to the Board of Catholic School Commissioners of the city, accorde | ing to law.It is hereby imposed and there | shall be levied on the immoveable property belonging to Protestants in this city, a tax of 4.10 of one per cent of annual real value assessed on said property, to collect the sums | paysble every year by the City of Quebec to the Board of Protestant School Commissioners, for the maintenance of Protestant schools in, this city, according to law.! \u201c Attested.\u2018 | L 8 | : H.E.LAVIGUELR, Mayor.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, : City Clerk | | 1 CITY OF QUEBEC.DISTRICT OF QUEBEC.To wit: CITY OF QUEBEC.City Hall.BY-LAW NO oF.' By-law Concerning the Assessment of Immoveable Property in the, City of Quebec, Concerning Per- | sonal Taxes, Special Taxes and Business Taxes.{Drawn up in the French language.) | At a meeting of the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, held ' at the City Hall, in the said City of Quebec, on the twelfth day of May, - one thousand nine hundred and sixteen (1916), in ennfornnty ta law, and in virtue of a by-law passed by this Council, pursuant thereto, and after the due observance of all the formalities prescribed hy the statute in such case made and provided, at which meeting were present the shsolute majority of the members tomposing the Council nf the City of Quebec, that is to say, His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Bedard, Bertrand, Bois, Bouchard, Bourret, | Collier, Dinan, Dussault (St.Louis), Dussault (Belvedere).Fiset, Gauvin, \u2018 Glode, Lantier, Lockwell, Mercier, | Paquet (Jacques Cartier), Pettigrew, Plamondon, Verret.; It is ordered and enacted by the Municipal Council of the City of Quebec, and the said Council doth | hereby ordain and enact as follows: | The first paragraph of section 3 of By-law No.8, passed at the meeting of the 24th of March, 1011, is replaced by the following: ) \u201c3, A personal and annua! tax is | hereby imposed upon and shall be paid by every assurance company doing business in this city, at the foi- \u2018 lowing rates, to wit: | | 1 \\ Attested, L 8 H.E.LAVIGUEUR, Mayor.H.J.J.B.CHOUINARD, City Clerk.LUCETTE Informe its customers that its Banas stand is transferred temporarily to 3 GARNEAU OTARST, where they will remain until further natice.- ° \u201c 88 GARNEAU STREET, Phone 447.lists reported him dead.FRANCE SYMPATHIZES Paris, June R 5:33 pm.\u2014The Senste and the Chamber of Deputies today unanimously voted condolences with the British government and the Parliament and people of Great! Britain on the loss of Field Marshal | \u2018aworned when she heard the verdict.RUSES OF SAILORS.The ruses employed by the British sailors during the present war, when they come to be related will make où of the most fascinating and roman- ; tie chapters in the history of the sea.Earl Kitchener.{A good sample of the sort of thing rare | may be seen in the latest report from FATAL SHOOTING.the Kamaroons.The enemy was very Welland, Ont, June S.\u2014A fatal anxious to board some wrecks in the shooting affray nccurred in a board- iriver which promised to yield a good ing car on the Wabash Railrnad at supply of stores.To prevent this a Welland Junction last evening.the large numher of empty petrnl cans principals being three Italians em- were collected on the British flagshins ployed on a construction gang.They and in due course several picket-bnats quarreled river the cooking of sup- were despatched to lay these out per, it is said.with the result that | around the wreck.The crews made Magro Giovanni went to his bunk ' the utmost show of the business ior and secured a shotgun, with which i the henefit of the spying eves ashore, he is alleged to have fatally wounded | with exactly the resu\u2019 anticipated.Nick Delucco, and als wounded his The Germans, quite persuaded that a own brother, George Giovanni.De.| very dangerous mincfield had been lucco died before the ambulance | sown, gave the spot a wide berth.reached the scene.(ienrge Ginvanni will recover.Giovanni was taken into custody and this afternoon a charge of murder was laid against him.MANY RIBBONS.trimmings for afternon and dance ! frocks these days.They are made CONGEGATIONAL UNION.| into pannels, loop upon loop, and are Sherbrooke.Que.June 8.\u2014At to-' sewed around wide skirts in graduat- day's session of the annual meeting | ed widths.Very broad ribbons of of the Comgregatinnal union of Can- soft brocade patterns are draped over ada, a favorable report to the projec:- | the bodice under a veiling of tulle.ed union of the Presbyterian} Meth.' and very narrow ribbons are plaited dist and Congregational Churches and used as an edge trimming.Gay was presented bv the Congregational little bowknots and rosettes of ribbon committee on Church Union.flutter from dance frocks captivating- The Committee stated that the lat ly > est returns from the various presbyteries of the Preshyterian Church were somewhat disappointing.indicating strengtheneing the opininn adverse tn union.It was pointed out, owever.that Preshyterians west of the Great Lakes.are overwhelmingly in favor of church union.\u2014in the four western synods, a majority of 77 per cent.and in the two provinces, Mani toba and Saskatchewan, 84 per cent, FRESH CUTFLOWERS Received Daily.Specialty.Wreaths, Crosses, Stars.Please give us your order, MDE.LEFEBVRE, Tel.472 : F2axwd,stx1y PURE , SPRING WATER FREE From our Claire Fontaine Spring.Xe PF To prove you that we can supply you with the most delicious and pure spring water you ever drank we undertake to furnish you with our Claire Fontaine spring Water for a week ALSOLUTELY FREE in 1.2 gal.bottles.After a weeic's time if you are satisfied with the water we will deliver it in future to your home or office at Sc per 1-2 gal.bottle.Ask us for report of analysis.M.TIMMONS & SON Phone 685 Ribbons are used \u2018generously as.84 Palais Hil | | eo a mere scalp wound.| Daigneau, W.H.Henderson, C.A.Wounds in the Head.Bignell, Montreal; N.Aboussafy, G.In previous wars it is \u201csaid that 5! Aboussafy, W: Aboussafy, Ste.Flavper cent.of all wounds were head SV} R.J M; Arthur L.McLeod, wounds, what one might naturaily Valcartier; E.W, Dawson, London, expect from the relative size of head Ont: L.C.Farly, Joliette; J.F, and body, and if the ratio was light.Themens, Three Rivers; Mr, an ly larger, it is to be explained by the\u2019 Mrs.Thomas Lessard, Ste.Marie, tendeneey of soldiere.especially of Beauce; W.H.Pmis, Boston, Mass ; new troops to fire high.Of head W- S.Mundy, Sudbury, Ont.; J.FE.wounds, ope in three perictratsd the Cloutier, J.R.d'Auteuil.Chicoutimiskull.and of these nne-hall usually Arrivals at St.Roch Hotel: \u2014 Lproved fatal.In the early stages of LeBrun, Daniel Lorauger, Dr.T.Wthe present war, befare the troops had Michaud, Dr.J.T.Gosselin, tra.fully adapted themscives to trench warfare one-quarter nf all wounds were head wounds.since the heads of the soldiers were minst exposed.Statistics compiled at a French field hospital since th= adoption of the steel helmet show tliat penetrating gunshot wounds of the head form onty Avon, St.Adelphe: Three Rivers: H.L.Bernstein, ilont- real; P.G.Hall, St.John, N.! Geo.Champagne.Chas.Morgan.O.Lefebvre, P.Cormier, C.A Lortin, A.E.Cox, Montreal; Jos.Blais, St.Drapeau.St.Pacome: J.E.Lan try, ! H.Casavant.Montreal; H.Per- | A.C.Clement, .i | | a little more than one-half of one per Bernard; Mr.and Mrs.J.A.Blais, | cent.: and head wounds of all kinds, St.Bernard; H.Binette, Montreal: | including those from clubbed rifles.L.J.Harrison and wife, St.John, grenades, and shellfire, were less than N.B.: E.M.R.Tepin, St.Basile; L.Gelinas, Momtreal; Z.Brunet a:d | t.3 ; | one per cen .wife, Lachine: J.A.Gariepy and Mysterious Deaths Explained.wife, T.A.Lussie, Mentreal: R.At the beginning of the war, as the O'Neill, Toronto: J.Soulard, E.À.London correspondent of the Journal \\ 2liquet, Montrealof the American Medical Association | \u2026 points out, there were many cases of soldiers found dead without a mark | on their bodies.*It was explained that they had died from shock or from the concussion produced by the ex- 0 MAIL CONTRACT.losion of great shells.As the hel- ; mets were introduced it was found | SEALED TENDERS addressed to that soldiers wearing them did not' the Postmaster-General, will be re- die without visible wounds, while ceived at Ottawa, until noon, on Frideaths supposedly from shock contin- | day, the 14th of July, 1916, for the \u201cugd among the trpops not yet equip- | conveyance of His Majesty's Mails \"ped.This set on foot an investiga-; ON à proposed contract for four years, tion, and it was learned that the men | twice per week between Riviere au | whe were found dead without a mark | Rat and Riviere Mekinac, to begin \"on their hndies had been killed hy, from the Postmaster-General's plea- «minute fragments nf shell, some of | Sure.; _ | them no thicker than a layer of paper | Printed notices containiag further rhich had penetrated the brain.leav- information as tu conditions of pro- hich an outward trace to mark! posed contract may be seen and blank ! theie couree.i forms of tender may he obtained at | the Post Offices of Riviere au Rat, Fine British Device.! Riviere Mekinac, Olscamp and Riviere Many of these wounds wer: found Mattawin, and at the éffice of the in the base nf the skull, and for this | Post Office Inspectorreason the British when devising their 8.TANNER GREEN, fhelmet gave it a wide, downward Post Office Inspectorsloping brim.which protects not only | post Office Inspector's Office, the head.but the buck and sides of | * Quebec, May 20th, 1916.the neck.The French heimet does « M.30x1aw,tux3w not offer this protection lower down; and\u2019it is held to be inferior also from | the fact that .t has a ridged crown, while the British helmet is severely plain.It is true that the French hel-) : met looks better, and that through , the ridge there is a ventilating chan- | : nel, but the ridge might also attract! .and deficct downward a bullet or | | shell fragment that the smooth top; j of the British helmet would miss.The | ! British helmet does not fit so closely te the head as the French helmet, : but is wide enough to permit the introduction of a number of rubber buf- | ; fers between the leatuer band and.the helmet proper.These huffers pre-| vent shock, and are said to be quite | sufficient to diffuse and neutralize the | force of a blow that otherwise might ; prove fatal.\u2014Mail and Empire.7 Cheating - YOUR EYES?_ From a sense of false economy or as a result of pure, inexcusable thoughtlessness, you may be deferring the, wearing of eye- glasses\u2014the one thing needful fo your own defective sight.Can You ImaPeoplegin o Robbing Themselves * Think this over, think of your eyes, think of your folly FORTHIGNTLY and then\u2014think of us who 1 will gladly fuenish you\u2014at Alig small profit-=the very kind THIX-GENEW {| of glaoses à çorrect and thor- MAIL OTEAMERS vane , ough examination praves you St.Johan (ns may badly need.Halifax (ns Bracist Facrurties sen Touners, Next Baling from NALIPAR « d.A.McCLURE 0.0.RM.L.P.\u201cChaleur\u201d.June 16/10 anes 10 tne ~ C promatriet Regal Mail Stsam Ppatet Ca.07-60, Granvine 8%, NALIPAX (N.9.) 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Residonce, 1724 9 to 12 2m, Sto 8 Tq Dr.EUGENE BEAULIEU SURGEON-DENTIST.,.- Jim Bcc, Qc Ce ma % 8ST.JOHN 81 RBRT + DOMINION.COAL COMPRNY, trey MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATI: \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS Newspaper Quebec's Leading City Hall Ave, Montreal, 71574, Abert Selwood, England.439184, T homas F.Stune, 8 Salter St, Halifax, N.S.73961, John Strang, 413 S.Archibald St, Fort William, Ont.28107, James Selkirk Wilton, Box #1, Hanover, Ont.REPUBLICANS ARE IN UNCERTAINTY INQUIRY NTO FUSE CONTRACTS mene ONE CENT.SYNOD HEARS RECRUITING ot ADDRESS BY REV.BELFORD - ~ 451054, Frank D.Batchelor, 31 | Ottaws, Ont, June s.\u2014(Casualty ' ARTILLERY: Fairholt Road, North, Hamilton, MINISTER OF MILITIAS COUN.INVITATION OF PROGRESSIVE \u2018ist issued at midnight).Missing: Ont._ Fo 162447, John Black, 38 Yolils Ave | SEL COMPLETED ARGU-| CONFERENCE FOR HAR A INFANTRY.Lieut, Harold Louis Hull, Eng- Toronto.Ont INVESTIGATION MONY IS ACCEPTED.- * À Killed in Acton: land.Wounded: Aster, Allred Wm.Divan, & El.| ENTS = ' REVEREND GENTLEMAN IMPRESSES SERIOUSNESS: Lieut, Robert Cecil Cordingley, * Mar Avenue, Queen East, Toronto, WILL CLOSE TODAY, .: \u201cEngland.301354, Gunner Thos, Bailey, | Ont.9 .Chicago.June b\u2014The Republican OF THE SITUATION UPON HIS AUDIENCE\u2014SES- 438087, Alexander Forsyth, Scot-| England.Dri Ed #1123, Neville Buckell, Fngland- 7 ] convention today accepted the invi- SION WAS BROUGHT TO A CLOSE YESTERDAY.ro land.woes, river Edgar Brewer, | 463443, Pioneer John Wilson Dal-{ 0 00 June 8\u2014Pointed comment | tation of the Progressive conference 3 Died of W .\u2018 Leu Wilired Arth: Holl zell, Chesterfield Ave.North Van- by Sir William Meredith and Justice ' for harmony.A proposal to that end, PB \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | 171184, John Love, kin in Ireland.E and red Arthur Holloway, | couver.Th Ed Elliott, Duff.who are inquiring into allega- adopted first in the Progressive con- ; Previously reported officially dead, as : Gunner Chas.Nicholson Re Etre.Cit \u201cHa c 1 ot * | tions of \u201crake-offs\u201d in fuse orders, | vention was received in the Repub-! A busy day yesterday brought the| \u201cThat the members of the Synod | now unofficialy prisoner of war, ; hy as .care ke.ott, City Fall.VATGACY.| featured the arguments of the various lican convention and adopted with a .session to a close.Upon meeting sfter | of the Diocese of Quebec, in view of , Seymour, Ireland.77888, Edward Hicks, )agland.; ati CL ; ; ; , A ; wounded: ; 41200, Gunn L McDowell 142048, Stephen Hindle, »o Belview counsel today.From observations | few scattering \u201cno's\u201d and practically , Morning Prayer, the minutes of the | the grave peril that is threatening the, 424419, Harry Ruberry, kin in England nner Leo we Avenue, \" Hamilton ont.made it appears that the commission no demonstration.previous day were read and confirm- | life and liberties of the Church of England.« : Lieut.Harold Hodgsca Ellis, 74 1 divided in its views on some of the | Senator Reed Smoot of Utah, jed.The Scrutineers stated that an | England, and the whole Zritish Enm- Previously repuorted unaflicially, MEDICAL SERVICES.St oe 5 re Ont 1s evidence.| Senator William 1.Borah of Idaho, {error had been made in the listof the | pire at the present time.and bei now officially prisoner of war.Previously reported willed in ac- |\u201d \"125028.Char Bingham Medley, Justice Duff seems to find himself former Senator Murray A.Crane of | Clerical Representatives to the Pro-| assured that that peril can only be! 24388, Wm.Frederick Chambers, | tion, now died of wounds.24 Danforth Ye Toronto, Ont.| unable to understand several of Col | Massachusettes, and former Repre- | vincial Synod.The name of Dean | faced and overcome by systematic kin in England.Lo 539643, John McGurty, England, = 418430, Edward Monjeau \"124 Dro- ; Carnegie's explanations in regard to | sentative R.R.Johnson, of Ironton, | Shreve should have been inserted fifthj and united action under the guidan ed Corp.Elwin Clarke, kin in Wounded: let St\u2026 Montreal * i the awarding of the contracts, par-* Olio, were appointed as tite Repub- | on the list.The name of the Rev | of Divine Providence, do heartily cotland.: .aa .; ticularly the reasons given for com-'lican conference committee.They at | | S.Brewer should come first on the : welcome the summons already iss 33 J - y 2 y Rk Wounded.conan.Acting Lance Corp.John pre Geo.Harry Mullin, Duncan, mitting the shell committer to an or | once hegan arrangements for meet- : list of substitutes, and that of the! ed by the Leaders of the Church for 778, Wilfred Beddard, kin in 32714, Wm.ig.Engl \u201csa imir Nowitski, 12 i der for five million time fuses when ing the Progressives.Rev.A.R.Beverley at his own re- : the mobilisation of the spiritual for pe, .1292, Alex, oe.prend.Se Ce ad Nowitaki, 1239 oth.a War Office cabled alluded to graze\u2019 The complexion of the committee | quest omitted.This correction was 8 of the Empire; and.moreover, 140505, Edward Chas.Brannon, 31438, Frederick \u2018Geo.Smith Eng.5 4220404 A Pattenaude 213 Donald fuses as well in what was wanted.\u2018 was generally regarded as on that accordingly made.{with a view to the speedy and sues: England.land.* ° Ed .cet Winni e tT , Why Col.Carnegie in going tv New! would nat accept Colonel Roosevelt .A motion nf condolence with the | cessful terminatinn of the confli 419115, \\Vm.Augustus Bowditch, - \u2019 Ts pt Albert Prtichard ! York to place the contract did not.for the Republican nomination, but \"families of the late Rev.Albert Ste.| desire tn respectfully impress upon ' England.INFANTRY.dmonton.Alta.\"| consult J.P.Morgen & Company.asian the nther hand, would nat insist | cens, D.C.I.and of the late Rev.1.{the Government nf the Dominion, th Lieut.Burpee Clair Churchill, Killed in Acticn.Pomme, ee: Rheubottom.158 | © prevailing prices hefare he fixed thé\u2018 on an agreement on Justice Hughes.| A.Dickson, two faithful priests of the | imperative need of a systematic r Sandwich Islands.+30383, Lance-Corp.Alexander Kay | Simcoe St.East, Hamilton Ont amount to be paid the American Fuse ; The whole effect nf the development | dincese, who have passed away since ! istration of all men of age and fit }.42033, John unninghani, Engand.| Tomory, Denver, Colo., McG 81 Jame .Bruce Robb, West.| Company and International Arms and; was to throw the Republican nomina | (he last session, was carried by a Ness for military service, as well as\u2018o j ess.Alfred Dart, England.Lieut.Edward Blake Alien, Wind.Ave Westmont Que : | Ammunition Company is another tion into uncertainty until the coa- | utanding vote.; all others that are available for oth b «18065.Auguste Gordon Dash, kin { sor, Ont.Por Geo.Shanks, 437 Douglas thing Justice Duff stated during the ferees report.The Bishop read a telegram from | departments of national work: and a ; in England Captain Edward John Vessey, Bar- | Ave Sr.John.NB * argument he was unable \u2018à compre-: ; The other principal developments the Bishop of Ottawa, conveying the | the same time, the pressing call fi 472308, Charies Edwards, Scotland.| rie, Ont.\u201cMG 138, Frank Clifton Teskey, 2 ' hend.oo.sim the Republican convention were !traternal greetings of his Synod to the conservation of all the resource 427300, James Fewell,isngland.Died of Wounds: Selby St.Toronto, Ont \"T4 Messrs.J.A.Ewart.KC.and Lug.; the adoption of the platform as re- \u2018the Synod of Quebec.It was request.nf the Dominine to secure an ear! +7040, Lance-Corp.Clement Arthur ; 5 - » \u201ccu ain Edward W.Wand, 4288 | LaFuer.KC.counsel for the Minis ported hy the resolutions commitiee | of that a suitable reply be sent.| accomplishment of the same gr Gill, England.\u201d Lieut.Nolan Tweedle l'atterson, sh sp AU Montreal.ter of Militia.completed their argu-| headed by Senator Lodge.a half min i The reports nf the M SCC, King's ' results and further, the nambers sis1s4.Lance-Corp.Joan Graham, 243 Bleury Se, Montreal.er! brooke St.au ontrea! Nelson, | ments this afternoon and maintained ute demonstration for Colonel Roose | pag Compton, Bishop's College, | the Synod do hereby pledge Scotland.442169, Alex.Ueven, Gttawa, Ont.; 23456, Wm.elispring.+ ™ that the Minister is absolutely freed velt when his name was mentioned !Tennoxville, and others.were read and | selves individually and collectivel: nya68, Jas, Wilson Hay.England- ; Missing: .1 PG1sts.Frederick Langley, Osho | of any complicity in the alleged rake: for the first time in the convention.| adopted.A motion to discontinue the to Jo all in their power to farth 81443, Sgr.Edwin Louis John! Major General Malcolm Smith! wa, Ont.; offs., \u201cthe perfection of the permanent OF- | publication of a Dincesan Almangek such measures as may adop Javeock, England.; Mercer, 138 St.John's Road, Tor-{\\ 420235.Arthur Newman Lewis.| The other lawyers will conclude to ganization.; was carried.along the lines indicated; and that er 37404, Harry Johnson, Fngland.| onto.| England.mor.ow.i Renator Lodge mentioned Colenet At the request of Col.Sir William ph of this Resclation he sent to th i 437157.John Johnson.Sorwax.Lieut.John Walker, England.477633, John Andrew McDonald, 8 \u2014 Crane Pi reward a the prohini- j I'rice, the Synod gave up the last parti IVE Minister «f the Dominion, agra24.Comp.-Sgt-Majer Chas.| Lieut.Gerald Hamilton, Peters.\u2018 Creighton St.Halifax, NS.GERMANS WILL STILL ; hy plank w jo Ri low the | {the morning session to hearing | 1°! ey Minister of the Pr King Lecapelain, Vnglad Lews ae ape B. You can get mulsified cocoanut vil at most any drug store.It is very cheap, and a few ounces is enough to last \u2018 everyone in the family for months.DRESS CHEAP AT MARCEAU & CIE.28 Suits for Men; value $15.00, for .$12.00 43 Suits for Boys: value $6.00, RAR $3.98 value $1.50, for .9sc.MARCEAU & CIE.west 155 St, Joseph Street the contract with the City the Board ; lowed a certain percentage to cover | month of May there had been 170,000 | my Committee | wish to tender vou ; n ingstone, fifth daughter of the late\u2019 3 bridal bouquet of roses and lilies of | tily gowned in white muslin and car-: | | | | | Con Came Coe PY Sanitary Rugs ni SE For Refined Tastes VAR AFEGUARD the health of He SEER a most sanitary and covering foe people of good taste.Pe not hold dit or germ-lsdew dust easily handled and quickly cleaned Te shake lightly out-of deers and freshen with damp broom.Truly I~ common sense floor covering.Every desirable pattern in artistic colors ing.ppropriste for every doom the year-round \u2014indispensable for the porch.Be CREX.E: ne EE SE en 2 Ln dy to insure you against imitations.By protected under U.8.Govt.CREX Comes Palais pd he Pi mat ge CATV v5 of gour deckere fa nage CRE dos in nL va direct \u2014it's free.CREX CARPET CO., New York Originators of Wirc- Grass Products SERBIAN RELIEF FUND.needed to enable us to carry on these j various undertakings , MONTREAL, 8; ROCHESTER, 6.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916 MONTREAL WON AGAIN IN INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE ONLY ONE GAME IN MAJORS Washingtor: und Cleveland Played 5-5 Fourteen-Inning Game \u2014All Other Games in National and American Leagues Were Postponed\u2014Montreal Trims Rochester\u2014 Providence Drops One at Last | a American League.Yesterday's Results: Pourteen Innings; No Decision.i Cleveland and Washington played 14 innings to a tie.each scoring five runs.After Washington had acquired a lead of five runs in the first inn- | ing after Wambsganss\" error had spoiled the chance to retire the side without a score, Cleveland played an uphill game and tied the score in the ninth, knocking Harper from the box.Washington did not make a hit from the first until 1he eleventh inning.The score: R.H.F.! Washington., 300 000 000 060 iM\u2014 5 9 Cleveland.| O10 100 003 COD 00\u20145 16 1 Harper.Galiia and Henry; Coveleskie, McHale.Baghy and O'Neill, | Postponed: (All ather National League games postponed; rain, = National League.Yesterday's Results: All American Leagues scheduled games postponed nn account of wet weather, International League.Yesterday's Resuits: .Newark Was Easy.Richmond, June $- Richmond tack the npening game ni the RING GOSSIP.D.9 DSR 00COGoODA! Ve have received the following commie from \u201cSpike\u201d Sullivan \"they \" placed, for among other 1hings == ITTY PLESD M STREAK BRONCN DEFECT OF GIANTS BETTER FOR PLAYERS WHO WERE PEELING THE TENSION.Christy Mathewson, ie Giants\u2019 | famous hurler, writes in te N.Y.! American.A fan sympathizes will; me, by postal, as follows: \u201cToo had, Matty, old boy, the Giants couldn t keep up i their winning streak and sce a new ; record.\u201d Well, I appreciate the spirit of the \u2018 fan and the good- will loward, the Giants that his message siiows, but really, I believe thft Al Demaree\u2019s ; defeat of his old club on Decoration Day was a blessing in 'isguise to the Giants.The Giants were fast approaching a situation where worry was bound 10 develop.The talk of the press and the public was creati:g a tenseness among the players such as is felt through the final drive in a hard campaign or in the worli's series.It is not good for any club to be , called upon so early in & pennant \u201c ruce to face such a situation, and, especially a team which is more or less young and inexperienced together, such as the Giants are tliis year.Sn 1 guess it was just as wdil that it was not in the book for us to face further stress in the way vf an unbroken string of wins.McGraw ic Satisfied.\\s it is now.MeGrau is satisfied that our seventee straicht victories developed no strain on thy nerves of the club, and | agree wil him.But there is no telling what might have heen had Demare not handed us the first defeat of our long road trip snd destroyed all possi y of the team becoming nduly sirained from cver-anxiety to inaintain an unbroken chain of victories._ 1 thought pretty well of the Giants from the opening of the season.1 thought well of them\u2014yes, 1 did\u2014 cven while they were Insing thirteen: of their first fifteen games.Naturally 1 thought much better of \u2018hem while were amassing seventern straight.I wasn't a bit dewncast as to our prospects when Demaree bandedu s out a defeat.But when we trimmed Alexander to nicely a few hours law it conclusively proved to me thai my confidence in theteam had not been mis- this victory over Alex the Groat showed the 1916 Giants to he possessed of unusual nerve, a vital rualification for any club with championship aspiration to possess in abundance.You might have expected a slight upset at least in the team after the excitement of the first insing game of the long road trip.Bul the club played as smoothly, evenly and sure- 13 as a good team might he expected to play tke opening game of the season.The way the Chants slugged Alex satisfied me that the team lias not only the driving power and xpeed to accomplish great things, hut the courage and nerve to climb to the highest pennant heights.Before Alexander had i:een brush- cd aside T was sure that the team as now constiuted is the very best hitting aggregation MeGraw has ever mustered, That is putting it strong when we can look back to the champion Giants of 1904 and 1903 but 1 will stand by my statement, ' nevertheless.apropos of his recent challenge to Jones: Sporting Editor, Chronicle.| Referring tn the challenge which I recently sent through your paper, I have had no answer from Battling Jones.as he calls himself, but 1 have been informed that Jones will fight no one who Las not a \u201creputation.\u201d Now.Mr.Editor.we all know the showing he made against Hawkins the last time he fonght.And on the showing he made that night, he will steer clear of the men with \"reputations\u201d and fight a few dubs like, Yours truly, J.(\u201cSpike\u201d) SULLIVAN, .» + Charlie McCarthy has hegun training for his hout with Allen on the 16th, and looks for a win via the K.Oroute, .» + Allen has made many friends here by his clever fighting.and quite a few expect him to give McCarthy an uncomfortable time at the Grands Allee Rink on the 16th, * + Memphis.Tenn.June 8\u2014\u201cGunboat\u2019 Pelky, of Canada, in a rather tame eight round hout here last night.Smith was the aggressor throughout, Announcement was made at the ringside that Smith would meet Jack Dillon here on July 4th, SKIRT HANGERS.Nothing can be sail against the ordinary skirt hangers of wood: but, as every woman likes useful things to be as ornamental ns possible, there is a! iN great deal to be said in favor of the ; strips of ribbon or linen that can be \" embroidered to form skirt hangers., Each strip has a brass ring attached \"to one end and a hrass claps at the other.The ring is intended to he slipped over the nail or hook from which the skirt suspends.In the teeth of the clasp the skirt is held securely.The hangers can be made for oneself er they can be made as a shower gift, The Giants are more confident than ever that their chances of taking part in the next world's series are just as good as\u2014if not a little Letter than\u2014the next feliow's.Auditorium Cafe Meals .85c, 35c and 80c.Special Dinners ee ee a (Served in private room.) 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CSC SER MEV.Te Post Office Inspector's Officy, MAIL 4 SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postmaster-General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 14th day of July, 1918, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed contract for four years, - six times per week on the Rural Mail Delivery route: \"St.Antoine, Lotbinere, No.3,\" to begin from the Post- master-General's pleasure.Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may be obtained st the Post Offices of St.Antoine, Lotbiniere, Les Fonds and Ste, Croix Egg, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.; S.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Office\u201d Quebec, May 31st, 1916, : Jn.2xtaw frix3w Sas MAIL CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postmaster-General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 14th day of July, 1916, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed contract for four years, six times per week on the Rural Mail Delivery route: \u201cSt.Apollinaire, No.1\u201d to begin from the Postmaster- General's pleasure, Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of St.Apollinaire and Marigot, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.S.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Ofice, Quebec, May 31st, 1916.Jntxtawfrix3w - + Tress =\u201c MAIL CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postiuaster-Gencral.will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 14th day of July, 1916, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, on a proposed contract for four years.six times per week on the Rural Mail Delivery route: \u201cSt.Apollinaire, No.8,\" to begin from the Postmaster- General's pleasure.Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of St.Apollinaire and Hurette, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector-8.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Office, Quebec, May 31st, 1916.: Ju.2x1awfrixsw MAIL CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster-General, will le received at Ottawa, until noon.on Friday, the 14th of July, 1916.for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails on a proposed contraét for four years, wri-weekly, between \u201cRang Portage sd Canadian Northern Railway Stadon at Chute Ste.Ursule,\u201d to begin from the Postmaster-General's pleas- are.Printed notices containing further fnformation as to conditions of proposed contract may be scen and blank forms of tender may be obtained at\u2019 the Post Offices of Rang Portage, St.Edouard de Maskinonge and Chute Ste.Ursule, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.S.TANNER GREEN, Post Office.Inspector.5 JIAITHG Quebec June 7th, 1916.Jn.oxtaw,frixaw SEALED TENDERS addressed to the undersigned and endorsed \u201cTender for Supplying Coal for the Dominion Buildings,\u201d will be reccived at.this offite until 4.00 p.m.on Wednes-' day, June 28th, 1916, for the supply of coal for the Public Bafldings throughout the Dominion.Combined specification and form of | tender can be chtained at this Depart- | ment and on application to the care-| takers of the different Dominion Build ings.Persons tendering are notified that tenders will not be considered unless made on thé printed forms supplied, and signed with their actual signe- tures.Each tender must he accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank, payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public Works, equal to ten per cent (10 pc.) of the amount of the tender, which will be forfeited if the person tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so or fail to com- | plete the contrrct, 1f the tender he! not acgepted, the cheque will be returned; | Bf order, R.C.DESROCHERS, Secretary.Dept.of Public Worl.Ottawa, June 7, 1016.| Newbpapers will not be paid for this | advertisement if they insert it without aut y from the Deportment.| TKITCHENER'S EARLY RECORDS (1 : i Fashionable Store T.D.DUBUC Formerly Donohue\u2019s Store sossa.sssssansauunasasenst Distinctive Stylesin Ready to Wear for Ladies DRESSES\u2014Taffeta Dresses in Dressy and Useful Models.UNDERSKIRTS\u2014Novelties in Shot Silk vos new wide effects.SUN SHADES\u2014Latest shapes and colors in Sun Si DRESS SKIRTS\u2014Leading Novelties in Separate Skirts of Check Woolens and Silks.\u2018re effective than Sticky \u2026 Clean to te.dy «=n 4 Grocurs everywhere.Wb i MAIL CONTRACT.SEALED TENDERS addressed to the Postmaster-General, will be received at Ottawa until hoon, on Friday, the 14th day of July, 1916, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, ona proposed contract for four years, six times per week on the Rural Mail Delivery route: \u201cSt.Antoine, Lotbiniere, No.1\u201d to begin from the Post- master-General\u2019s pleasure.Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of St.Antoine, Lot- | biniere, St.Antoine Est and Gingras, and at the office of the Post Office Kispector.S.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Office, Quebec, May 31st, 1016, Jn.2xlawfrix3w NTRACT.MAIL C SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster-General, will be received at Ottawa, until noon, on Fri-; day, the 21st of July, 1916, for the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails on a proposed contract for four years.six times per week on the Rural Mail Delivery route: \u201cLemieux, No.1,\u201d to begin from the Postmaster-General\u2019s pleasure.| Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of proposed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may be obtained at the Post Offices of Lemieux and Ste.Marie de Blandford, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector.S.TANNER GREEN, ; Post Office Inspector.| Post Office Inspector\u2019s Office, Ï Quebec June 7th, 1916.Jn.9x1aw,frix3w SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster-General, will be received at Ottawa, until noon, on Fri-| day, the 21st of July, 1916, for ghe| conveyance of His Majesty's ails\u2019 on a proposed contract for four years, | six times per week on the Rural Mail Delivery route: \u201cSt.Barnahe Nord, No.1,\u201d to begin from the Postmas-| ter-General's pleasure.Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of pro-; posed contract may be seen and blank forms of tender may ve obtained at the Fost Office of St.Barnabe Nord, ; and at the office of the Post Office; Inspector.S.TANNER GREEN, Post Office Inspector.Post Office Inspector's Office, Quebec June Ith, 1916., Jn.9x1aw.frix3w CITY OF QUEBEC.CITY HALL.Quebec, June ih, 1916.TENDERS FOR INSTALLATION OF A WHIP ON THE EXHIBITION GROUNDS.PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed tenders, endorsed: Tenders for Installation of a Whip\u201d, and addiessed to the Secretary of the Quebec Exhibition will be received from this day until Monday the 12th of June instant, 1916, at three o'clock p.m.The said work consists of excavation and levelling, foundations platform, fences and entrance, and in- ito two hundred years ago, SHOW HIM AS VERY SHY BOY ~ LORD KITCHENER FOUGHT UNDER GEN.CHANZY IN OPERATIONS AROUND LE MANS, FOR THE FRENCH AGAINST GERMANS IN WAR OF THE SEVENTIES.Irishmen liked to claim Lord Kitchener as a countryman of theirs on the ground that he was born at Gunsborough Villa, County Kerry, on June 24th, 1650.But although his father, Colonel Henry Horatio Kitchener, had migrated to Ireland from Leichestershire two years before the birth of his son Herbert, the family is East Anglian, and in the little Suffolk village of Lakenheath there are records of the Kitcheners going back when Thomas Kitchener and his wife Abigail came thither from Hampshire in the reign of the third William.His mother's family, the Chevalliers of Aspail, in the same old eastern country, have possessed Aspail Hall for over two centuries, and it was in recognition of his mother's family home that Kitchener associated in his title the name of the little East Anglian village with that of Khartoum.Ireland has given many g:eat soldiers to the Empire \u2014 notably Lord Roberts-dut \u201csilly\u201d suffolk produced the stock from which sprang Earl Kitchener of Khartoum and Aspail.\u201cA Shy, Self-Contained Boy.\u201d As a boy he seems to have imprèss- ed observers in different ways.old friend of the family describes him as a \u201cmanly, active and spirited little fellow who could not keep quiet, and consequently, like all boys of his kind, used to get into scrapes, but had great tuck in getting out of them.\u201d other says \u201che was a smart intelli gent, growing-up lad, promising to be a smart young fellow\u201d; while a third remembers him as \u201cquiet and taciturn, good at books, but taking a bad place in outdoor games and gymnastics To a fourth he was \u201ca shy, self-contained boy, who early showed a talent for figures.\u201d \u201cK's® friends of his famous days will readily recognize these early sprouts of his later qualities.His First Scent of Powder.They soon bore fruit in an eagerness for the useful experience which crossed his path.Thus even before he entered the army in 1871 he had had a taste of actual wur.While still a Woolwich cadet he was staying during a vacation with his father in Brittany, for the Irish estates had been sold.France's last desperate struggle against the German hosts was being fought out by brave but iil-organized armies of hastily-raised levies.Young Kitchener offered his services to the French, was accepted.and fought under General Chanzy in the operations around Le Mans.It was to be rememhered afterwards when he and Captain Marchand gat- tantly drank to one another on the Nile at Fashoda.A Son of the Wilderness.But we need not go out of our way to seek for early germs of K's after greatness.He would be the first to deny that there was any finer quality in his nature than is to be found in the generality of young Anglo- Saxon soldiers.But he was subjected to a novitiate which has produced many of the world's finest souls.He was let forth into the wilderness.He did not adopt 8 raiment of camel's hair or a menu of locusts and wild honey, but the strong refle:tive elements in his nature, the self-sufficing, self-reliant were developed and hardened into wondrous temper in the free atmosphere and vast lonely spaces of the deserts.The Tale of a Telegram.1t was characteristic of so uncon- véntional a nature that his first step to fortune and greatness was a piece of indiscipline.He was on leave in Alexandria on the eve of the famous bombardment, and knowing that a telegram recalling him to Cyprus was A Man's Worth depends upon his power to produce what the world recognizes as of value.And when you skirmish around you'll find that this power \u2014 which is just power of mind and body \u2014 depends to a remarkahle degree on the food one eats.An.An-! 2-\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 imminent he arranged with a friendly pressman to delay its reaching his hands until the weekly boat to Cyprus had gone.Lieutenant Kitchener with™his, at that time, unrivalled knowledge of the natives and their languages, was, of course, a welcome \u2018find for any commander like Lord a comparatively unknown couptry.Accordingly his services were retained and from that moment his future was assured.He Wanders Garbed as an Arab.There followed twelve months\u2019 unremitting labor, broken only by a journey to Sanai, and then as an intelligence officer, he disappeared into the desert to the south.His nature had become fully responsive and attuned to the voice of the wilderness, and it was a call he could not resist.For two years he wandered from Cairo to Abu Hamed, from Berber to the Red Sea.The Arab whose language he spoke snd whose garb he wore met him sometimes in far-away villages, in crowded bazars, or in desert oases.Living the life of the native, he talked trade and commerce with cross-leg- ged Arab merchants between puffs of with Bisbareen sheikhs by palm-shad- | ed wells in the Lybian deserts.And \"all the time he was absorbing that | vast store of information and knowledge which in due season, after fifteen long years, was to materialize tn the regeneration of the Soudan.Kitchener's Waya joke at ordinary times.when hard work or fighting was afoot he froze into an uncompromising severny.Hence the constant triumph of his subordinates over apparently insuperable difficulties.Once, in a blazing Soudan summer, a young officer on a desert post, to whom an order had been sent, was down with a touch of sunstroke.It was a direct contravention of K's regulations, for every one of his offie- ers had to be fit and ready to march in K's invariable half-an-hour in any direction.One of K's staff thoughtlessly pleaded the young officer's physical incapacity.\u201cSunstroke!\u201d replied K.\u201cWhat the devil does he mean by having sunstroke?Send him down to Cairo at once.\u201d As this was K's invariable sentence of professional death, the staff-nfficer huriedly wired to his friend a warning that he was under a delusion and was quite well.The order was somehow carried out, and nothing more was heard of the matter.The Only Man Who Even \u201cTalked Back.\u201d Only one man is ever known to have given back-talk to Kitchener in the matter of an order.When at the most critical stage of the long advance towards Khartoum the all-im-.portant desert railway was bemg pushed into the gleaming wastes of rock and sand beyond Wady Halfa.K.one day made a sudden descent upon the officer in charge of the work and strongly objected to some method of construction.It might well have silenced some men.But the young, and at that time unknown, soldier of French- Canadian extraction, Percy Girouard, looked calmly in the eyes of th: dreaded chief and replied deliberate ly: \u201cLook here, sir, am 1 working this job or are you!\" Kitchener laughed.\u201cGo on,\u201d he said.\u201cDo it your own way.\u201d He knew his man and the qualities which gave him such faith in himself.K.'s \u201cMust.\u201d The following story affords an interesting comparison, between K.'s way and that,of other comanders.It occurred in South Africa: Lord Roberts, requiring some important work to be carried out, sent for a senior officer and gave him his instructions.\u201cHow soun do you think you can put it through?\u201d inquired the kindly old chief, adding, \u201cI know you'll do the best you can.\u201d \u201cI'll try to do it in a fortnight, sir,\u201d was the reply.\u201cWell, I know you'll do your best\u201d smiled Lord Roberts, Wolseley, committed to operations in | his chibouk, or Soudanese politics! § E 18 HOSIERY\u2014Silk Hosiery Genial, affable, kindly, and fond ot 2 eee siderable social influence but little discretion resolved ftr the interests of n young soldier to make 3 direct appeal to K.himself.She besought a personal intervigw.The sirdar excused himself.Nothing daunted, the lady presented herself at K.'s official quarters at a time which usually claimed his attendance in the daily routine of business.K.posted an officer on guard with strict injune- tions.Twice the wouldibe intruder was | induced by this look-out man to believe the sirdar had escaped her.Ace | cordingly she timed her next visit tor a more promising hour.The watchman again stood in the breach.\u201cHow dare you tell me he is not here!\u201d she gasped.\u201cYou shall not stop me.\u201d _And before the surprised officer could muster sufficient resolution to bar the way the nemy had rushed the position with a wild rustle of silk petticoats and parasol at the charge.Down the passage went the attack, and with unerring mstinct into a room at the end.Here, lo and behold, was a tall man engaged in some ablutions and garbed in a deshabille , of shirt and nether garments who, | with the genius of the great general \u2018that he was, at once took cover be- | hind a table and a couple of chairs.The avenger of Gordon afterwards acknowledged that but for the furniture zareba he must have been lost.But help was at hand, and by e series of masterly operations the siege was raised.It was, perhaps, the closest shave the great chief ever had, and long after, when reference was made to this terrible adventure, Kwould observe with uplifted hands and eyes, \u201cThat awful woman!\u201d The most splendid monument to Kitchener's exceptional grestness hoth as a statesman and soldier, aside from his part in the present war, will always be his labors for the people of Egypt and the Soudan.Spoken of reverently as \u201cEl Lord\" or \u201cKooch-Nohr,\u201d he was regarded by the masses of the people almost as a semi-divinity, such as were Seti and Rameses by the Egyptians of old.For the races of the Soudan he was a far greater one than the old mahdi.\u2014 NOT1CE Notice to the Debtors of The Rock BLOUSES\u2014Biouses of Georgette Crepe aud Crepe de Chine in beautiful new models HAND BAGS\u2014Leather Hand Bags in all the new shapes and shades in vogue.T.188 & 194 St.John Street Shoe Manufacturing Co, Limited, as he bade the other good-bye.| In Bankruptey.The visitor had no sooner\u2019 got out-| Take notice that J.T.Bisson, tra- side than he ha sgainet Lord Kir veller, of Quebec, has bought the cre- chener, \u201cWell?\u201d rapped out K., abe: gig of that Company, as it appears ruptly.\u201cOh, I've just seen the chief\u201d by a deed of sale deposited June the explained the officer, referring to the 2th, in the Prothonotary's Office, at | business in hand.\"How soon will Quebec, dated June Sth, 1916, and that | you get it Jone?od the Quick fe-! you are requested to settle your bills sponge.\u201cWell, I to moi would with that Company as soon as pos- \u201cNow ! accept the lowesto r any oi the ten- stallation of machinery.This work is to be done immediately after the acceptation of one of the tenders and the City does not bind itself to For highest accomplishment one must have the best values in food\u2014food which builds well-balanced bodies and brains.Crape- Nuts has that kind of value.Tt contains all the nutriment of whole wheat and barley, including the important mineral elements so often lacking in the usual dietary.Grape-Nuts comes ready to ent, is easy to digest, nourishing, economical, wonderfully delicious\u2014a help in building men of worth, \u2018There's a Reason\u201d Canadian Postum Cersal Con.Ltd, Windsor, Ontders.For ample information \u2018concerning the details of the work, apply to the Quebec Provincial Exhibition Commission, City Hall, Quebec.W, D.BAILLARGE, City Engineer.PETER FRENCH ADVOCATE 13 Couillard Street Consultations: 2.00 till 5.00 P.M.: 7.00 dll 0.00 P.M.Phone 4239 try apd do it in a fortnight.\u201d look here, Colonel,\u201d replied K., \u201cun- fess this is put hrough within a week we shall have to consider your return home.\u201d The work was done.No man was ever so independent of his entourage.His office stationery consisted of a bundle of telegraph forms in his helmet and 8 pencil in his pocket.It was said of him that his chief of the staf tn South Africa ! had nothing to do but to smoke his pipe, and that if an earthquake had swallowed up the whole of his staff he probably would not have noticed it.Yet none knew better that he how much of his success was due to his wise choice of the tools he used and in their choice he was adamant to all suggestions from without.pon this implacable son of the deserts the jobbery and backstair influences of civilized communities never made à moments impression.But woman will often rush in where man fears to tread.\u201cThat Awful Woman.It hapened in the duys ef his sir- darship at Cairo that a lady of cone = i [RY : / sible.J.T.BISSON, Jn.8x2 Y.W.C.A.\u201cBusiness Girls\u201d HAVE YOU PLANNED YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAY.= TWO WEEKS AT OUR SUMMER CAMP, WOULD BE INEXPENSIVE AND MOST ENJOYABLE :: it AUGUST FIRST \u2014 {0 \u2014\u2014 FOURTEENTH FOR PARTICULARS APPLY AT Ÿ.W.C.A.OFFICE, \u20140\u2014 \"PHONE #76 es to match Gownsin Plain and Stripe effects in assorted shades of Suits.D.DUBUC SPECIAL OFFERING FOR THE OPENING OF OUR WINE AND LIQUOR DEPARTMENT.1 quart good Native Port Wine.1 quart of Canadian Wine 1 pint of Whisky.1 pint of Pure Highwines.1 bottle of Brandy .1 bottle of Extra Port Wine.\u2026.ceo vee see o.100 1 bottle of good Old Sherry Wine.a 1 pint of Good Sherry Wine.ac see cow ace ee BB 1 pint of English Ginger Wine.8 GRO Large Pineapples, 8 for.«co + ci eer 004 200 Le Peach Apples, per dozen.\u2026.\u2026 ee ».38\u20ac, S0c, 25e | Spie Apples, per dozen.+ 16 Russet Apples, per dozen.bares ees wa .eee 15 We have on hand all kinds of Fruits and Vegetables.SPECIAL DELIVERIES.FRANK TORANTOR R ad.26 and 88 ST.JOSEPH STREET.cee bee @ sores seane CERT Teo ess see see san - Mch.3xi risatxiy \u2018The New Military Loom Puttee Just Received From London, England IDEAL FOR SUMMER CAMP WEAR, COOL AND COMFORTABLE FINE GRADE LOOM PUTTEES .\u2026\u2026.\u2026.$2.50 EXTRA FINE GRADE LOOM PUTTEES .$3.00 New Waterproof Trench Gap From Lincoln Bennett, London, England.A Cap which suits all requirements.OFFICERS TUNICS, BREECHES, SLACKS, OFFICERS LACED LEGGINGS, STRAP LEGGINGS, OFFICERS KHAKI POPLINSHIRTS, ZEPHYR SHIRTS.SUMMER WEIGHT PURE WOOL KHAKI SOCKS, SWORDS, PIGSKIN SCABBARDS, SWORD KNOTS, SAM BPAWNE BELTS, NON-COMS' BELTS & SLINGS.John Darlingfon ree.Cpzosite Post Office A RR A TRE AR H.IGNELL, Eleotrioa! ii Mechanical Contractor Generators, Motors, Gas Engine and Auto Repairs, Exide Storage Battery Service Station ALL CLASS OF ELECTRICAL WORK \u2018Phone 116 1 i se-00 ST.FRANCOIS STREET.M.Sxtusatxim City Clerk\u2019s Office.Quebec( June 7th, 1916.«TENDERS FOR FIRE ALARM BOXES.\u2014 PUBLIC NOTICE .Is Hereby Given that sealed tenders, endorsed: \u201cTenders for Fire Alarm Boxes\u201d, and addressed to the undersigned.will be received from this day till Tuesday, the Twentieth Day of June Instant (1916), at four o'clock p.m.for the supply of ten (10) fire alarm boxes, more or less.of the most n.odern type for the Fire Alarm department.All said boxes to be delivered on the first of July next (1316), The City does not biad itself to accept the lowest or any of the tenders and the contractor shall pay the cost of drawing up the contract and notarial copies for official use.By order, AUG.MALOUIN, Secretary Fire Committee\u2014\u2014 \u2014 FIRE COMMITTEE.CITY OF QUEBEC.City Clerk's Office.Quebec, June 7th, tom NPFRS FOR SUPTEIES FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT- PUBLIC NOTICE, 1.ilereby Given by the undersign.«t} that sealed tenders shall be received until Tuesday, the 20th.Day of June Instant (1916), at Four O'Clock in the Afternoon, to supply the Fire \u201cdepartment with the fololw- ing goods to wit: Transmission grease, in hbl, lots: Cup grease, in 25 Ibs, tins: Soft soap, in bbLL lots: Cylindsr il in hbl lots: Gazohlue fram 230 to ito gral.fons at a timed to be delivvred at the tank at the City Hall or at the tank in Dorchester Stree: Fire station No.3: Steam cylinder oil, bbl.lots.All grease, oil and soap ta te de- fivered on demand.Tenderers shali give the names of the brands All tenderers are reminder that all said articles are 'n he tilivered in quantities when required during the year.The tenderers can have all the necessary information from the Chief mechanic of the Fire Brigade.The Fire Committee does not bind itself to acceput the lowest or any of the tenders.The Committee reserves the right of exacting securities.The contractor shall pay the notary the cost of drafting a contract.and shail provide the Committee with a copy of same.By order.AUG; MALOUIN, Secretary Fire Committee.JONCAS & MALOUIN Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors.Water Works and Generai Construction, Surveying, Setting of Boundary Lines.Gubdivision of Building Lots Appraisement, Inventory and Estimation of Timber Limits, Woods Survey and Mappings, Estimates on Cost of Municipal and Private Enterprises.Office: Quebec Railway Building, 8t Joseph st, St.Roch.Tel.TTR NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Pier at the mouth of the Cap Rouge River is submerged, as well as the other deep water Pier that was there up to last Winter, at the end of the long whaef.The position of the Pier at the niouth of the Cap Rouge River is, as heretofore, shown by a Mat Buoy dy day, and a White Light by night, and the position of the Pier recently taken at the end or the long wharf Ye in a straight line with the said Flat Buoy, and about 600 feet to the west, W.A.KINGSLAND, Agent.In the Heart of Things Take Your Meals At: The Marathon Cafe 100 Se John Street \"Phone 5993 THE CHILDS CAFE Cer.8t Peter end St.James Sts, \"Phone-&422 69 Be Joseph strest \u2018Phone 8816, Table and attendance unsurpassea Home-made PIES:\u2014Apple, Raisin, Cocoanut, Strawberry, Rhubarb, Blue- : bery, Peach, Lemon, Cranberry.Any Pie to take home, 35e.Home-made Ice Cream, and all kinds of soft drinke.All kinds >f Fruits served in season Gaudias Bureau , MACHINIST.Repairs of all kinds promptly IR sttended to TELEPHONE 2946 RESIDENCE - - 562 116 $tb Street, Limoilou in \u2019 \u2018 t ! t Den°t Go Into Consumption bure Your Catarrh Now ! When your throat rattles, the lungs and chest are sore, your trroat is stuffed with cold\u2014don\u2019t fear con- sumption\u2014use Catarrhozoune and get well.It clears the throat, curcs hacking, relieves tight chest and soreness in the bronchial tubes.To clear away Catarrh of the nose, nothing could be better.Catarrhozone is nature's own remedy.\u2014it heals and soothes-\u2014cures every form of throat, lungs or bronchial trouble.Prescrihod hy many specialists and used by thousands every day.Get the dollar outfit, it lasts two months and is: guaranteed.Small size 50c ; trial size 25e, sold everywhere.Steamship Tickets THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE SHLING VESSEL BANCS BIC PRICE WILL CARRY SUPPLIES FOR PROJECT OF U.8.FIRMS IN SOUTH AMERICA.Boston, June 8\u2014Old sea Captains ! got a pleasant thrill of reminiscence which set them back into clipper ship days recently when the four mastoid sailing schooner Alice M Colburn, flying the American flag and under full canvas, sailed out of Boston Harbor in the South American trade.T0 EUROPE © supplies.By all Lines from } Canada or United States J PASSPORTS | Application forms and all instrue- tions furnished on application.For further particulars and reservations, apply: F.S.STOCKING 32 ST.LOUIS ST.| Experienced waiter.Apply in person to Manager of Kent House, Montmo- = > | 2, = t= =] le] a = a < | » = @ Caution to Mariners Quebec, April 20th, 1916, Owing to progress of construction of locks and dam on the St.Charles * River, at the Canadian Northern Railway St.Charles River Bridge, the river channel will be restricted.It is the intention to remove the present wooden guide and guard pier on the lower side of the swing bridge pier, and a caisson will be sunk directly across the channel about fifty (50) feet below the swing pier.This will close entirely the channel on the South (Quebec) side of swing pier, and partly obstruct that on North side, but leaving thirty-five (38) feet clear for navigation between caisson and North abutment.Boats will be enabled to pass up or down ONLY within half an hour, either way, from high tide as they must pass slowly on North (Limoilou) side of swing pier, and close to \u2018 North Bridge abutment.1 Mariners must zlso be guided by marks or indications showing at the time.A guage will be placed on upper and lower sides of crib on North bridge abutment.showing dept of water over Caisson No.1 sunk into bed of channel in 1915.Figures on guage are black 12 inches high, and show actual depth of water.Sides of channel at bridge (lower side) will be marked with white fixed lights.QUINLAN & ROBERTSON, M.20xim Limited.Point View House.35 RAMPARTS ST.Pleasant.bright rooms; magnificent view overlooking St.Lawrence River; all modern conveniences; also table! board; favorite resort for tourists.Phone 4237.| MRS.M.WHELAN, Propristoress.W.&G.Morton Massey CENERAL INSURANCE BROKERS 131 Mountain Hill \u2014 WALLACE COLLEGE.110 RICHELIEU ST, QUEBEC, Nineteenth Year.Instruction given in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Telegraphy, Mathematics, Drawing, Music and Modern Lauguages.No vacations.Day and Evening Classes.J.W.M.WALLACE, Principal.Telephone: 1050.Dr.A.LANTIER SURGEON DENTIST 80 Couillard st, Quebec Opporite Livernois Pharmacy \u2018Phone #16 Dr.C.-C.Warren Surgeon-Dentist LINDSAY BUILDING, The American International Corporation bought her and paid a price.equal to three times her normal value.The corporation is interested in a big construction work in Uruguay and it needed a ship to carry Steamships it found are as scarce as mosquitoes in January, and so it had to take a sailing vessel or submit to a long and costly delay.As it is.itfigure s that the Alice M.Colburn will pay for herself in freights upon return cargoes, to say nothing of the service she will render in transporting American machinery and other supplies to Uruguay.The schooner was rushed from Boston to Savannah, where she will toad for the vovage Six months have been allowed for her to go and return.The construction project which this ship will serve is a fair example of the new practice in foreign trade operations now under way in this country.Before the outbreak of the European war a French construction company undertook the contract to construct a municipal water and sewage system for the cities of Salto, Mercedes and Paysandu, Uruguavan municipalities of about 25,000 population each, situated on the Rio Uruguay just a few miles inland from the River Plate.The Government of the Republic of Uruguay issued $5,000000 of its bonds to pay for the work, which included the installation of modern electrical pumping machinery, crete sewers and filterages.The war interfered and the French company was compelled to give up its contract.An American contractor, the Ulen Contracting Company of thereupon undertook the job in 1915.It needed aid to finance its opera- : tions, sir:e the Uruguayan Government had arranged to pay in bonds, and with the organization of the American International Corporatizn the Chicago company arranged with it to buy the securities and supplies, admitting the American International Corporation also as a party to the contract.The Stone and Webster Engineering Company also en- | tered into the transaction, and stands responsible for the proper and economical carrying out of the agreement with Uruguay.Thus three American concerns are co-operating in this $5,000,000 undertaking, which will mean the supply- | ing of American machinery and supplies, the introduction of American * construction and electrical engineers, and the introduction also of à new American trade.Three engineers have been detailed by the Stone & Webster organization to this work.The Ulen Company has detailed twenty superinten- Gents and foremen.These are going to South America in squads; the first squad sailed on March 1, the second an April 1, and the remainder are | shortly to follow, Some of the men took their families and household goods, though a majority of them went unaccnmpanied.Fifteen thousand tons of cast iron pipe.all madei n the United States of America.will he used in this con- | struction.Thousands nf picks, shovels, crowbars, and other hand implements, and dozens of big engines, steamshovels .concrete Mixers and derricks were needed, and had to be mobilized in a hurry for the beginning of operations this spring.They were shipped in spite of the freight embargo several weeks agen, and are probably in Uruguay by now.This was before the purchase of the Alice \u2014\u2014 ee OCEAN SAILINGS.Transatlantic sailings list compiled by F.8.Stocking, General Steamship Agent, 32 St.Louis street, Quebec.Subject to Change.June.From To 3\u2014Chicago N.Y.Bordeaux \u201cSt Paul .N.Y.Liverpool *=-Orduna .N.Y.\u2026.Liverpool 6&\u2014Ausonia .Quebec.Falmouth and London 8\u2014Pretorian.Quebec.Glasgow 9\u2014Cretic .N.Y.Mediterranean 10\u2014New York.N.Y.Liverpool \u201c\u2014Tuscania .NY.Liverpool and Glasgow *\u2014-Rochambeau .N.Ÿ.Bordeaux \u201c\u2014Sicilian .Quebe Liverpool | 13\u2014Cassandra.Quebec.Glasgow 17\u2014California.N.Y.Liverpool and Glasgow *\u2014Ryndam N.Y.Falmouth and Rotterdam \u201cLa Touraine .N.Y.Bordeaux \"Philadelphia .N.Y.Liverpool \u201c\u2014Pannonia .N.ŸY.Falmouth and Lonaon 21\u2014Baltic .N.Y.Liverpool « \u2014Corinthisn oe Quebec.London 24\u2014Carpathia .N.Y.Liverpool \u201c\u2014Espagne N.Y.Liverpool * \u2014Scandinavian .Quebec.Liverpool \u201cSt.Louis.N.Y.Liverpool 26\u2014Noordam .N.Y.Falmouth and Rotterdam \u201c\u2014Adriatie.N.Y.Liverpool 20\u2014Metagama .Quebec.Liverpool No 206 ST.JOHN STREET.* a=Carthaginian , Quebec.Glasgow con- 1 Chicago, | M.Colburn, She will serve the rou- .| tine needs of the job, carrying down supplies for the commissary and for the other departments of the construction organization, making the rips as fast as she can up the coast f the two Americas and back again.SHIPPING NOTES.The steam barge Robert Rhodes with a cargo of pulp from Anticosti passed up yesterday morning.Cunard Line steamer Frincipello passed this port yesterday bound for Montreal, The steam barge Howard W.| left the inner basin yesterday for above after unloading a cargo vi coal for the Canadian Import Co.Since the opening of navigation over twenty shipments of pulpwood have been made from l'ort uu Saumon to Odgfiensburg, N.Y.This represents about twenty thousand cord of pulpwood whicli has been shipped from one place alone in a little over a month.It is expected that about 80,000 cords oi pulpwood will be shipped from Port au Saumon during this season.\u2014 PREIGHTS AND CHARTERS New York, Junes\u2014The {| eamet market was unchanged, tliere being a moderate demand for tonnage, with rates holding fairly steady.Quotations to Liverpool, London and Glasgow, 17d: cotton to Liverpool, per 100 Ibs.$1.75.Charters: British steamer, 6,000 tons.dead weight, orc and general cargo, Bombay to two ports north ; of Hatteras, 130s.on dead weight j June; Japanese steamer, 2,294 tons (subject), coal, Virginia to Rio Janeiro, 18.75, prompt; Greek steamer, | 2.028 tons (previously), same, 90s.prompt: Danish steamer, £000 quarters grain, New York to Rotterdam.23 kroner, June: Norwegian steamer 1 (previously), 26,000 quarters grain, Atlantic range to Rotterdam, 18 1-2 guilders, June: British s:eamer (previously), 30,000 quarters grain, Atlantic range to a French Atlantic | port, 16s.June: British steamer (pre- | viously), 31,000 quarters grain, Atlantic range, including Portland to .Bristol! Channel, 13s.6d; with options, June: Italian steamer, 2418 tons, coal, Baltimore to west coast of Italy, private terms, prompt: Dri- | ish steamer, 2.330 tons (previously) general cargo, Philadelphia to Manchester, 60s, net form, June: British ! steamer.1958 tons (previously) ge- reral cargo, Boston to Leidon, 60s, net form, July: British steamer (previously), 24,000 quarters grain, Gulf 1 to Bristol Channel.14s.10 1-2d, with | options.June: foreign steamer.l 000 standards timber, Gulf to a direct port of West Britain.560s.July- | August: schooner, 26% toms, coal, Raltimore to Nassau, $6.SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT Quebec, June Sth., 1916.Cape Salmon, 81: Cloudy gale | northeast.In 3 p.m, Arachne and Mavlands.Father Point, 157: Hazy, strong northeast.Inward 12.30 p.m.C.G.S., Dollardi Riviere à la Martre, 260.Clear gale i east.Inward 9.30 a.m.Pomeranian.Cape Magdalen, 204: Clear strong east.Outward 8.30 a.m.Gaspesien.Fame Point, 325:Ciear, calm.Inward 1.30 p.m.Kilterran Money Point, 537: Clear, south.Inward 9.30 a.m.Attika 12330 pm.Thorsdale.Flat Point.578: Cloudy, east.Tn.{ ward 2 am.Nevada, 4 a.m.Sandefjord and Rernard 3 am.Barque Denmark 9.30 am.Saracen 1230 i Jomsborg and Storstad.Cape Race, 826: Rainirg, east.One berg in sight.Montreal to Quebect Cap St.Michel, 125 Cloudy, north.{ east.Inward 1.08 p.m.Adolphe Roy ! and tow.Bellmouth, 110: Raining, southeast.Sorel, 100: Cloudy, northeast, Outward 203 p.m.steam barge Senator Derbyshire, Spray and tow arrived up 12.15 pm, Inward 203 p.m.Principello, Pointe Citrduelle, 35:Clear strong .northeast.Inward 3.10 p.m.steam barge Johu B.Ketchum.Grondfines, 41: Cloudy, northeast.Inward 1.35 p.m.steam barge Robert R.Rhodes.Portnueuf, 31: Cloudy, northeast.Inward 2.20 p.m.steam barge John Duncan.St.Nicholas, 12: Cloudy, northeast Inward 1.05 p.m.steam barge Haddington 2.43 p.m.tug Sir Lomer.Bridge Station, 6: Cloudy, northeast.1, 8.McGREEVY, + Suverintendent, \u2014 HIGH WATER AT QUEBEC.(Standard Time, 75th.Meredian).June am.p.m.Friday .9 12.00 12.08 Saturday .10 1245 1.14 Sunday .11 1.42 2.15 MISS BURKE, OF THE PICTORIAL PATTERNS, AT MARCEAU & CIE.Miss Burke, representing the Pictorial Patterns, will be at Messrs.Marceau & Cie., 155 St, Joseph Street, Quebec, Fri- | day and Saturday, and will demonstrate, to prove the super- | {ority of these Patterns, and at the same time will give instructions on the manner how to save money in making, at home, the Costumes and Dresses of sll your family.ree consultations and information given with pleasure.MARCEAU & CIE., 155 St.Joseph Street.AMERICAN PLAN.Victoria Hotel H.FONTAINE, Proprietor, Quebec.Rate, $0.50 vp; with Bath §3 and $0.00, \u2018 ; having experience | switchboards, generators and motors.LOST.LOST\u2014Boston Bull Terrier, blind in left eye.Finder will be rewarde d.} Returs to Mr.Frank O'Byrne, 83 St ichael.WANTED.WANTED\u2014General Servant for July 1st for family of two in small flat.Apply Miss Aline Paradis, oz St.Ursule street.juneox3 \u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014For a few hours ea:h day, à woman to cook and do ligat house work.Apply 67 St.Ursule Stjunesx2.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014 At once for architects studio, a small office or room on John street or in Upper Town.Must have plenty of light.Apply A.G.N Chronicle Office, juneoxa.WANTED \u2014 Experienced salesman having good connections with barbers and general merchants, references required.Apply by phone 6992.june 9x2.\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 WANTED\u2014A youth to make himself generally useful around a summer residence at Lake St.Joseph, Pply A.Tweddell, - fron oT ed ell, care Holt, Reu \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 WANTED \u2014 Two waitresses, who can speak both languages; good salary and light duties.Apply to New York Cafe, 42 Notre Dame street, Lower Town, Jn.8x6 WANTED \u2014 A small furnished apartment {or th: summer months.Must be centraily located and have modern convemencer.Apply to H.M.K.care of Chroniclejune7xiw WANTED\u2014Room and board in private family, English speaking, Upper Town preferred, by a young man of temperate habits.Address O.K., Chronicle Office.WANTED\u2014General servant for family of two.Must be good plain cook.Apply with references to 164 Maple Avenue.june7xiw WANTED\u2014To purchase in large quantities second hand rock drill, steel Hexagan 1 1-4\" and 1 1-8\u201d.Also Cruciform steel 1 3-4\" and 1 1-2\".Reply P.M.F., care Chronicle, |\u2018 may17xim.WANTED\u2014 A bright energetic man to solicit Employers\u2019 Liability, Personal Accident, Plate Glass, Automobile and Fire Insurance.Good opening for right party.Address by letter only.Robert Stewart.147 Mountain Hill, Quebec.maylaxs.\u2014 rt WANTED\u2014 Electrica! Draftsmen, in transformers, In applying state experience, where at present employed, salary expected.Apply Works\u2019 Engineer Canadian General Electric Co., Peterboro.Apl.28x2, \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 rer WANTED\u2014An clementary lady teacher capable of teaching French in a class of 20 pupils « 1-3 miles from the church.Salary, $175.00.Apply to Jos.Durand, Sect.-Treas., St.Basil.Portneuf Country.Apl27x1w COOK AND LAUNDRESS \u2014 An | English lady living in the United ! States, in the country wishes to find \"two thoroughly reliable strong wo- [ae one as good cook and the other a hetween-maid who is competent to do laundry work.Must have first.class references.Wages $30 and $23., Fare advanced.Reply giving copies * df references to Mrs.J.M.Cattell, Garrison, N.Y.may17x3.Mechanlos Wanted \u2014SHOE WORKERS WANTED\u2014 Sole and toplift cutters, upper eut- ters, turn lasters, No.8 operators, TO RENT\u2014\"\u201cRamparts\u201d two large well-furnished rooms on bath room fiat.Gentlemen only, references.Apply A.S.june 9x1w TO LET\u2014Furnished apartments, 8 rooms by an officer going overseas.Apply Grande Allee Apartment Building.june 9x1.TO LET\u2014One furnished double front room or a single room with all modern conveniences in private family.No children.Address 62 1-2 St.Nazaire St.Phone 7140.june 9x1iw, rt ee FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET \u2014For summer months on the Cape.Apply to Meredith & Meredith, 46 Dalhousie St.maytsxé OFFICES TO LET-Fine modern offices, well heated.Large safety valt at No.88 Mourtain Hill.Appt; to Ed.Belanger, 20 Notre Dame Street Jan.27xtu th,sauxtf ROOMS TO LET\u2014One furnished single front room, also double front room, with all modern conveniences.Apply No.1 St.Nazaire street, corner Turnbull Avenue.Tel.348.juneex1w TO LET\u2014House at 163 St.Cyrille Street, at present occupied by Mr.T.A.Jardine Forrester, who is leaving shortly for England.Telephone 4272.june 6x1w.TO LET\u2014Office to let at No.212 St.John street above.Five, ten and fifteen cent store, facing the street.Easy terms.Apply No.212 St.John street.june3vs.\u201cJO LET \u2014 Comtortable furnished rooms; continuous hot water to bathroom; special attention given to linen and cleanliness.W.S.Richardson, 138 St.Ann street.; Phone 5333.TO RENT\u2014 A large comfortable room with all modern conveniences, with a private family without children Large wardrobe.Gentlemen only and with good references.Address, 23 Ste.Angele, cor.St.Johnmay25xs.Several desirable offices to let in The Canadian Bank of Commerce Building, corner of St.Peter and St.Paul streets.Heated and with janitor and elevator service.Apply to the Managerfeb.21xmon, wed, frix4m.TO LET\u2014Furnished for the summer months, house No.11 Aberdeen Street, large comfortable rooms, small garden in rear of house.Telephone 3347.junesxmon-wed-satx3.| 1 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE GREAT CIRCULATING MARKET PLACE OF OPPORTUNITIES losn on at | W.C., verandah, large shady ground, mortgage.Chs.Delagrave, notary, | tennis court, near railway station, and real estate agent, 203 Sy, | surrounded by water.Apply to \u201cVilla John street, lindsay Building.Tel | Chez Nous\u201d Ste.Anne de la Perade, 1912 Res.3382, June?x2w | Que.june 6x8.HATS, Fte.\u2014We ask to clean Pa-| nama and Straw Hats, the same as Felt Hats, Gloves and Kid Boots.Pfeiffer\u2019s Cleaning Works, No.4 Mc- Mahon street; \u2018phones 523-524, Jn.8x6 SNAP FOR SOMEONE! Gentleman's gold-filled watch, by Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, most perfect timekeeper, wili not gain or lose 3 seconds a month, cost $28.for $10, Also the following Books in perfect enndition and well bound.\u201cEncyclopedia of Accountancy.\u201d \u201cRidpath\u2019s History.\u201d the World, \u201cO Henry's\", Works.Address, Fenton 87 Esplanade.june 8x6 MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT- GAGE\u2014Chs.Delagrave, N.P., 203 St.John street, Lindsay Bldg.Tel, 1913, Res.1383.Apl.séx1w._\u2014 _\u2014 _ \u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 mm SITUATIONS VACANT, WANTED IMMEDIATELY \u2014 Reliable agents, good pay weekly, outfit free, exclusive etock and ter- vitory, our agencies are valuable.AUTOMOBILE \u20144 passenger, 50 H.P, in good order, fully equipped, for sale cheap or will exchange for runabout.R.G.Bond, Donnacona, P.Q.junesxe FOR SALE\u2014A splendid country property situated at Beauport, Fverell Station, 40 feet from the station, with a handsome modern house, large grounds fit fur cultivation (50 x 270) fruit trees, etc, ets, for sale at casy terms.Apply GC.G, 2 Jeane d'Arc, Quebec.may13x3 FOR SALH-\u2014 Property situated Corner Dorchester (No.118-120) a= Richardson Streets, consisting in two lots about 3500 Sup.feet, with three- story stone building, extention, sheds, etc.tor many years a good business stand.Apply to J.A.Dube, Phone 4151 or 3243.300 Queen St.or Alph, Laroche, 121 Dorchester 8t.Exerutors Estate late Mrs.F.X, Fortier.Mar.28x1m.EE TABLE BOARD.Good table board can be had at 54 St.Patrick Street, 10 minutes walk For particulars write Manager, Pelham Nursery Co, Toronto.= June 1x88.front the Ross Rifle Factorymay Jalw, | | a REP TWNINGS and TENTS of every description made oo shortest notice.Canvas Canoes for Swe.Jobbers in Cotton, Duck and Rope.ALEX.PETRIE & SON, Sail Loft-13 ST.JAMES 8T.Office-1l14 ST.PETER 8T.Telephone 448 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 = STEAMER \u201cFRONTENAC\u201d Weather and conditions permitting the Steamer \u201cFrontenac\u201d will sail as follows: ; Island of Orleans Ferry.From Island.From Quebec, 8.30 AM.wo ss oo oo oe 6.00 Am.648 am.- 7.00 am.8.18 am.9.18.am.10.00 am.11,30 a.m.~ 1.00 pm.3.00 p.m.3.30 pm.448 pm.6.30 DEL 0 co os +e oo 8.15 pm, From Island.From Quebec, 1.30 pi .\u2014 .\u2026 .1,06-p.m.6.30 pm.On holidays the boat will sail from the Island at 8.00 am, and in the afternoon at the same hours as on Sundays.Junction st St.Joseph, with the Levis electric cars.STEAMER \u201cCHAMPION.\u201d 8t.Laurent, 8t.Michel, St.Jean and Berthier Line.On and after May 20th, 1016, time and circumstances permitting, the Steamer \u201cChampion\u201d will sail as fol« lows, excepting on Sundays and Holidays: From Berthier (Monday, Tuesday and Thursday) at.500 am.From Quebec, 4.15 p.m.ver 0.+620 a.m, 1.St.Jean St.Michel St.Laurent, « Saturday, at .On Sundays.Leaving Quebec at 7.30 a.m.and 1,15 p.m.and leaving St.Jeaw at 8.30 p.m.On Saturdays the same steamer will make a trip to Berthier, giving citizens an oppartunity to.breathe the invigorating aie on river, Leaving Quebec at 2.00 and returning at B30 p.amy tion guarantesd.A select resort re.! \u2018 ! \u201c4 DALHOUSIE STREET, Telephone 1830; Freight Dept, Tele.1888.FRIDAY; JUNE 9,4916.NEW YORK-LIVERPOOL *California .8at, June 17,8008 Carpathia .Sat, JuneS4, Spm.¢Cameronia.8at, July 1,nnon Orduna .*Tuscania 4 *To Liverpool and Glasgow.Mew York \u2014 Palmouth \u2014 London oes June38 | July 8: Steamers marked (*) freight only.Steamers marked (ft) cabin only.Cold.stacage.er.For.information, apply ta 108 * fife Ratord mie, FRENCH LIN 1 Comm Ci eur CUNARD LINE NEW_ YORK \u2014 BORDEAUX\u2014PARIS CANADIAN SERVICE 88.LA TOURAINE.June 17,3 pm.: 88.LAFAYETTE .June 96,3 p.m.MONsKEAL Tu LUNUON From Montreal about 88 CHICAGO .July 1, 8pm.Wm.M.Macpherson, 63 Dalhousie st.| 8.8.Portreath.June 18 T.8.8.Ascania, (cabin only).July 1 P.8.Stocking, 38 St Louis street MUNIKEAL 10 AVGNMOUIH DOCK (Bristol) About 8.8.Principello (cabin only).June 14 *8,5.Nuceria .June%0; Steamers marked (*) freight omy.Passenger steamers call at Falmouth.For inforination apply The Robert Reford Co, Ltd, 103 St.Peter street, Quebec.ALAUNIA |.21 STATE ST.NEW YORK.À rer - GASPE & BAIE DES CHALEURS SS.CO.Limited STEAMER \u201cPERCESIEN.\u201d STEAMER \u201cGASPESIEN.\u201d The next sailings of this Steamet Next sailings from QUEBEC, on from QUEBEC, Tuesday, May 30, Tuesday, June 6th and 20th, 1916, June 13 and 27, 1918, at 4.00 o'clock 4.00 o'clock p.min the afternoon.; These Steamers will call to MACHINS, and all intermediate ports as far as PASPEBIAC, ; i , Freight will be received the day of sailing, up till 3 o'clock, p.m.For particulars; apply to:\u2014 J.M.FOULIOT, Agent, * 188 ST.PAUL STREET, QUEBEC.CANADA STEAMSHIP \u201cLINES umimeo | oe MONTREAL SERVICE.; i Ball, facluding Sundays, at.000 000 000 He SAGUENAY SERVICE.Twice a week, every Wednesday and Saturday, at.8002m.wi NORTH SHORE SERVICE.i Next sailing, Steamer \u201cCascapedia,\u201d Friday, June 9th at .9.00 am, .For rates ané information.apply at the Company's Officevee ses see 32.000 p.m.e ru.- OLD CHAMPAGNE BRANDY | We have a supply of select brand of first quality BRANDY, at the following prices: MATIGNON FINE CHAMPAGNE, * MATIGNON FINE CHAMPAGNE, *°.MATIGNON FINE CHAMPAGNE, *** TIGNON FINE CHAMPAGNE, vop.5at, July 88pm.eee Sat, July 16, soon PANNONIA.Wed., June 28, 8 p.m.ANDANIA .8at, July 1,5p.m.Sat, July 8,6p.m F.8.Btocking, 38 St.Louis st.Quebec MATIGNON FINE CHAMPAGNE, extra vesille.8.00 Try our Special\u2014La Panapa Cigar.\u2026.\u2026.$%00 à box of 25 | GEORGES PATRY, | \u201cThe House of Quality.\u201d 3 ss FABRIQue sIREET.[mme - .SEE US TODAY, AND YOU'LL SEE BETTER TOMOR2GW § All prescriptions of Oculist filed up at once.§ All compound Glasses cut at home, at an hour's notice.P.C.LACASSE, + OPTOMETKIDIS .angsOPTICIANS, & FABRIQUE STREET.New Goods Just Received LADIES HIGH BOOTS; LADIES\u2019 PATENT LEATHER, (Cloth tops).Bronse Polish, Wren's Polish K Polish «Everything in Footwesr.\u2014 Custom Work and Repairing W.Jacques & Sons « FABRIQUE ST.ROBERT STEWART LIA, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT .and AUDITOR.147 MOUNTAIN HILL Telephone 5819.== ) M | à NEW YORK MARKET.(Canadian Press.) New York, June 8\u2014Considerations arising from the political situation governed today's market to an unusual extent, even though trading was characterized by greater breadth and underlying strength.Rails were again the outstanding features, infusing a degree of confidence which served to offset occasiongl uncertain tendencies elsewhere in the list.Shares of the coal roads festured the active opening, with a revival of last month's movement in Reading, which made an extreme advance of 1 3-8 to 60 1-2, all of which and more was lost before the close.Greater stability was shown by other issues of that particular division, notably Chesapeake and Ohio, which rivalled Reading in point of prominence and regirtered an advance of 3 1-8 to 67 3-4, all of which was retained.New York Central, Illinois Central, St.Paul and shme of the Southern division held or added to recent gains, with \u2018moderate recessions in the final hour.The statement of the Interstate Commerce Commission for April, disclosing net gains by 165 reads of almost 25,000,000 over the corresponding month of 1915, was not without effect in that group, even though the government crop report on spring and winter wheat, published at the fag end of the session proved somewhat disappointing.Shipping shares were only second to rails, United Fruit ascending 2 3-4 to the new record of 169 1-2, while Marine preferred shook «ff some of its recent heaviness on more reassuring reports respecting the terms of reorganization.Automobile stocks and accessories were only moderately active and firm with a belated demand for Studebaker at a sul stantial gain, and most war issues remained in the background, but United States Smelting rose to a new maximum on its advance of 1 3-8 \u2018o 80 1-2 as did also American Beet Sugar, which made a gain of 1 3-4 to 83 3-4.Stronger tendencies were also manifested at times by some of the high priced specialties, American Coal Products, Anferican and International Papers, being among those affected.Totals sales of stocks amounted to 595.000.Bonds reflected the uncertain moves of investment issues with heavy offerings of Anglo French 5's at a slight concession, Total sales (par value) aggregated $3,970,000.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET By private wire to Bruneau & Dupuis, Stock Brokers.11.13 and 18 Sault-au-Matelat Street.Tel 1808 Open.High.Low Close .bronze, Havana brown, and ach The very newest American shoes MEN'S and BOYS BOOTS MISSES and CHILDREN'S BONTS Pheus 7.Am Beet Sug.8234 83% 8154 #315 | Spanish River pid\u201428 at 32.demand and Cedars Bouds sold at Am Can Co.56% 56% 88% 35% oll \u2018Phone Bonds\u2014$3,000 at 98.90.There was fair demand for in- Am Car Fdy.60 60% 80% 59% | Dominion Iron Bonds\u2014$5.000 at 87.| vestment securities such as Bell Te- Am Loco .V4 1% 7014 70% Dominion Coal Bonds\u2014$1000 at lephone which sald at 151 1-2 and Am S & R.99% 00! 97% 071; 05%.Dominion Iron preferred 105.Dom- Am Sug Ref.11034 111 110% :11 Méntreat Power Bonds\u20144% p.c.| inion Iron opend at 58 and closed at AmT & T.130 .AR $1,006 at 92.87 1-2.Their statement is an excel- Ana Mining \u2026 83% 84 8334 83%; Quebec Railway Bonds\u2014$13,000 a: | lent one and is good example of how AT &S Fe.105% 105% 10534 10554 8.7 the steel industries are doing today.Bid'wn Loco.89% 90 80 suii]| Steel Company of Canada Bonds, Steel Co.of Canada was steady at 62 Balt & Ohio.9224 9234 9172 91% |g; 000 at 96%.to 62 1-2.Lyall made a new high ie RT.874 .x.War loan Bonds\u2014 $2,800 at 99, advancing to 86.Mobile Power was Cem Leather Noss wr I viel $5.000 at 99, 54.000 at w.steady at 240; Cedars 79., % 2 L \u20145 at 531%.\u2014 Ches & Ohio.64% 6274 G43 67% Waysgamack 3 at 30%.* CLOSING LETTER.Cr x - Pr ne id es nids Lourentide-Power\u201475 at 55.Bruneau 4X (Dupuis, Stock Brokers, cee ! 3 rer 13.18, -au-Maielot, Qu I Crucinte Sel.8434 i 8414 sk A.A.Gingras, Manager.\u201c (Distillers .47 47la 47 47% CLOSING MARKET LETTERS.New York, June 8\u2014There is no Lrie .70 3045 38% 1013 | By Private Wire to Bre:n & Gour- | news from the convention, at least do 1st pid.54 , Sata 84 S4Ls| demu, Stock Brokers, Telephone | tone that amounts to anything.We Gt Nor pfd .32134 12374 121% 122 No.185.hope that the Republicans will get G N Ore ctfs.37% 37% 3744 37% | New York, June 8\u2014Stock market i together.If they do not I shall cx- lils Central .107% 10814 107% 20714 valuesbacke d and filled today in ' pect lower prices.1i they do com.Ins Cop .46 46 45% 45% | the same aimless fashion that char- \u2018 bine on a good man, auch action InCCorp.18% 1874 18 18% | acterized the previous session of the | should prove a decided stimulant to do pfd ce 76 77 7 kd the week, and with no impairment of ; the market.Many think.that no | In M Marine.25 25% 25 23% | the general market's undertone ap- | matter what happens the market is ! de pfd oa.0676 9R WEY 0714 | parent.Prices moved very irreg- | over bought and will mcei 80 much ! Kan City Sou.2676 26% 26% 2065 | larly throughout and closed in such \u2018 st ock that it cannot go up.From Keny Cop Co.5334 53% 082% 53% | manner as to indicate about anequal \u2018cur standpoint, this remains to be Lehigh Val .\"35% 83% 83 83% | distribution of gains and losses on | proven.Lou & Nash.134 134 133 133}4 | the day.Interest was again center- The European news is not favor- Maxwell .88 sul, 83% 83% | cd on developments in Lhe National : she, although the outcome of the res Mex Petrol'm.108% 100% 108% 10845 Republican Convention at Chicago.| cent naval battle seems to have been Miami Cop .38 236 3554 358% | The indefinite state of ccaditionsi n | much more favorable to the English Nevada Cons.18 18% 1754 18 | that situation was reflected in the | fleet than at first appeared.N Y Central\u2026106%4 10634 10614 106% | market, and it is expected irregular, | The Government crop icport was \u201cNY NH & H.6434 64 8435 64% | rarrow fluctuations will continue | not particularly good, but then this | Nort & West.136 13636 134% 134% | while so much uncertainty prevails has been expected from the recent North Pac .118 115% 118 11544 ! i Penna .SAME BRM BM) GRAY, | \u2014\u2014\u2014 \"Press Stl Car.4045 47% 46% 41% | = ES Ray C Cop.2384 2234 2274 227/ Keading _.106% 10614 10434 104% P.O.Box 212.Tel.183 ep l &S.2844 .47 South Pac.09% 90K 08% 09 BREEN & GOURDEAU 04 a A 104 UN un STOCK AND BOND BROKERS, Stuacneker ian 1404 wn 140% es ST.PETER STREET.and \u20ac SAULT-# U-MATELOT STREET Third Ave .64% 65% 64% 65 Private Wire Connections: Union Pac-.138%; 138% 138 138% & Robin, members Montreal Stock Exchange, and Us 1 Alcohol.138 14 16844 10734 138 ! Jenks Gwynne & Co., members New York Stock Exchange and 0.5 Steer aaa sh bag ous |A Ccato Bons ose do pfd .117$4 117% 11734 117} Utah Cop sa 82 614 MK = EE \u2014 ee Westinghouse.6044 61 60); 60% MARKETS.THE STANDARD LIFE FSSURANCE COMPANY COTTO A \u2014\u2014 New York, Jue 8-Cotton futures ser eve eed wen cos «847,000.00 Closed steady.Closing bids: Tuly, see vee 17,000 000 19.67c; Qctober, 13.81c; December, d'ail, ta ef ° 12.90¢; Jahuary, 18.06c.Spot closed The St Sn pr ir Claim, Xo for ut 1005 to mulet, tiddting uplands, 12.80¢c.Halas, 1610, sinounted to $5,857,990.00, being at the rate of $18 per $1,000 pur ales.snaus eu all with policies, Liverpool \u2014 Cotton, spot fair de- W.& @ MORTON MASSEY, Chief Ageuta mand.Prices firm.American mid- M1 Mountain Hill, Quebes, .La Banque Nationale The annual meeting of the shareholders will take place at the Banking House, Lower Town, on Wednesday, the 14th June next, at three o'clock p.m.The powers of attorney to vote must, to be valid, be deposited at the Bank five full days before that of the meeting, i.e., before three o'clock p.mon Thursday, the Sth day of June next.By order of the Board\"of Directors.N.LAVOIE, General Manager.KCDOUGALL & COMA S008 Bren 116 MOUNTAIN HILL \u2018Phones: 1402 and 1408 H.S.THOMSON, MANASER ANTAL=MIDY; Quebec, March 14th, 1916, Theos, 15, Capsule are y.16xmn,wd,{rito Jn.14 test im 48 hours without EEE Gor bebe mad Iojert ions pre BRUNEAU (Members Montreal Phone 1000 POST & FLAQG - - .- \u2018A A GINORAS - - 0 \u20ac STOCK BROKERS Direct Private Wire withs Orders Promptly Enscuted on all Marbet:, & DUPUIS Stock Exchange).11-18-12 Sault-su-Matelot Street 2 Wall dtreet, New York « Manager dling, fair, 921d; good middling.8.654; middling, 8.49d; low middling, 8.31d; good ordinary, 7.95d; ordinary.7.654.The sales of the day were 8,- 00 bales, of which 1,500 were for speculation and export, and included 6,- 400 American.Receipts were 2,100 bales.including all American, Futures closed easy.\u2014_\u2014 MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE Sales (Th Afternon) (From Breen & Gourdeau) Bell Telephone\u201425 at 151, 10 at 151%.Brazilian\u2014100 at 60, 25 at 6034.140 at 61.Cedars\u201465 at 79.Detroit\u201423 at 115%.Haiifax Ry\u201420 at 165.Montreal Power\u2014495 at 240, 60 at 240.Quebec Railway\u2014100 at 79.Shawinigan Rights\u2014346 at 13, 291 at 1%, 1 at 114, 5 at 14.Toranto Railway\u201425 at 102!4, 3 at 10244.Canada Cement-50 at 71!{, 25 at 7146, 25 at 71.Converters\u201425 at 34.Canada Cottons\u201410 at 31.Locamotive\u20143 at 64.Smelting\u201480 at 41.Dominion Textile-\u201415 at 84%.Dominion Steel Corporation\u20143170 at 574, 50 at 57%, 50 at 57's, 13 at 5714, 50 at 57.25 at 57%.Lyall Construction Company\u201450 at 8514, 5 at 86, 25 at 85%, 50 at 86, {0 at 85,4.Scotia\u201415 at 12954, 75 at 129.Steel Company of Canada\u201425 at 6254, 10 at 62%, 35 at 62, 5 at 62%, 5 at 62.Canada Cottons pfd-5 at 80.Dominion Iron pfd\u20145 at 80.Dominion Iron pfd\u20145 at 10414, 5 at 105, 10 at 10434.as to whom the party's nominee for President will be.Sales: Stocks, 881,755; bonds, $3,- 968,000.Chicago\u2014Wheat\u2014The selling of wheat by Jocal bears and by one or two of the large holders wlio became discouraged, furnished considerable pressure on the wheat market throughout the day.The undertone, however, was steady and by the end of the session prices were higher than yesterday.The Government report issued after the close is more Lullish than generally anticipated.The condition of all wheat is sharply lowered and the total indicated yield is 715,000,000 bushcls, or 296, 000,000 less than was harvested last year.This condition more than affects the bearish world's supplies which, so far as Europe is concerned, are doubtless overestimated.Corn\u2014Light receipts, a better cash demand and continued unfavorable weather were factors in a sharp advance in corn.Shorts did not buy as freely as on recent bulges, showing a disposition, in fact, to sell more on to-day's advance.Usitil further conditions become more favorable, little break in prices may be expected.Oats\u2014The range in oats was narrow.The crop report indicates a } slight reduction in yield, as compar- t ed with the prospect cf a month ago.Clearances continue heavy, those of yesterday being over a million bushels.MONTREAL CLOSING LETTER McDougall & Cowans, 116 Mountain Hill, H.8.Thomson, Mgr.Telehones 1408 and 1403.Montreal, June 8.\u2014The Montreal market was again dull today with little interest taken.Prices, however, were firm and offerings of securities light.Dominion Loan was in good RAILWAY \u2019 LUI RU RAI RLAND Ou risatl à Limite ave ve oO UNSÉOILES LACES AND'AIVREE ar qualities 10 delight the most ardent angler, making ALGONQUIN PARK, (Ontario) A Vacation Territory to Dream About.It offers canoë tri through myriads of waterways, with ideal camping coude among forests of pines and balsams \u2014 , 8000 Feet Above the Sea.Fine dations for those who love the side of life can be bad at Highland Inn, at Algonquin Station.or the novel and comfortable Log Camps Mominigan and or full Information, rates and illustrated ad: matter.write or apply to Geo.H.Stott, CP.&TA,, bee.- 10 St.Ann st, phone 567.30 Dalho: st, phone 78, Jn.9,15,20,30x4 CANADUAN GOVERNMENT RAILWATS QUEBE Dep.Quebec 2.00 p.m.Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.Arr.Cochrane, 4.10 p.m, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday.Arr.Winnipeg 4.30 p.m, Thursday, Saturday, Monday.For further particulars apply n Commencing Tuesday, June 13, Westbound.Commencing Sunday, June 11, Eastbowad NATIONALS NEW trains via NEW route through NEW country, making NEW links between the Atlantic and the Pacific Halifax, Sydney, St.John, with C\u2014\u2014COCHRANE\u2014\u2014WINNIPEG.QUICKEST TIME\u2014SHORTEST ROUTE.\u201cWestern-NationslL.\u201d Observation Sleeping Cars.Connection from 4 \u201cNational-Atlantie \u201d Dep.Winnipeg 5.15 pm, Buse day, Tuesday, Thursday.Dep.Cochrane 7.15 p.m, Monday, Wednesday, Friday.\u2018 Arr.Quebec, 9.10 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.\\ 3 Observation Sleeping Cars between Quebec and Winnipegearest Can.Govt, Railway Agent, LILA, LaRue & Trudel Accountants & Auditors, LeRue, Trudel & Picher Liquidators of Insolvent Estate, Administrators, Appraisers, Trastees.Dominion Building, Quebec.\u2018Phones: 4520-45: HECTOR GRENIER LAND SURVEYOR, Subdivisions, Water Fowers, a Lumber Limitsit 68 ST.PETER ST.Tel 5880.Money to Lend First Mortgage Secured for Tel.1981 NOW ON DISPLAY 200 Trimmed Hats NEW YORK'S LATEST CRAZE AND FASHIONS.Miss N.Brownrigg IMPORTERS OF MILLINERY, 64 St.John Street forecasts and privite estimates which have been published from time to time.Total sales: Stocks, 581,755: honds, $3,965,000, THE TORONTO PRODUCE MARKE7 Toronto \u2014 Quetrtions are as fol ows:\u2014 \"Wheat, Ontaric No.2 winter $1.00 to $1.01 outside, according to location.Wheat, Manitoba, No.1 north, S1.16 1-2e; No.2 north, $115 1-4e; No.3 north, $1.11 1-4c Oats\u2014Canada western, 80 1-2c; No.3 49 1-2c.at i for immediate shipment.! No.3 white, 48e.to 49c., outside, Corn\u2014No.3 yellow, 75 1-2, Peas\u2014No.2 $1.70; No.2 $1.28 to fake ports Barley\u201466c.\u2018to G7c.outside for | malting.| Buckwheat-70e to T1c.shipping \" points.Ftaur \u2014 Manitoba listed qubtations at Toronto are: First patents, $6.70; seconds patents.$6.20; strong bakers, , £6.00.Flour \u2014 Ontario winter flour, 90 per cent patents, £4.20 to $4.30, Millfeed\u2014Manitoba bran $23.00 shorts, $23.00 per ton on track, Toronto.OILS, ETC.ç ; London, June &.\u2014Calcutia linseed June and July 68s, od.Linseed oil, 34s.9d, Sperm oil £33 10s.Petroleym, American refined, 1s spirite *« 1d.Turpentine, spirits 426.3d.Rosin, American strained, 21s 6d, type \"G\u201d 21s.9d.QUEBEC CLEARING HOUSE.Clearings for week ending, June sth, 1916, $4,431,832.Clearings for week «nding Tune 10, 1918; $3,720,012.No.3 WEEK-END EXCURSIONS, Reduced rates to Montreal and termediate stations.Going and Sunday; returning until M a: mr WEDDING TRIPS.To points in Canada, United Si California, ete.\u2019 Choice of Routes.SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS Issued during Summer season.Ree turn limit October 31st.TICKET OFFICES: 30 St.John street, Chateau Frontenac, and Palais Station, G.J.P.MOORE, QUEBEC CENTRAL RAILWAY DINING CAR SERVICER Trains Leave Levis: 7.80 a.m.\u2014 For Portland, Sherbrooke and all local statlons, daily except Sundays.2.40 p.m\u2014For New York and Boston : and a) main line stations, roi ; 1 daily.V + Chaudiere Valley à GUSTAVE JOBIDON, $ LLL, NOTARY - ce - £# St, Peter Street and Megantic divisions daily except Sanday.Through New York Puliman daily connecting at Sherbrooke with Pullman for Boston.For Pullman reservations, apply to F.8.STOCKING, C.& D.P.A, Phone 88.3% St.Louis Street LOR Change of Time, May 15th, 1916.Throngh Sleepers, Levis and Hatifax, N.S.Ocean Limited, 12.15 a.m.daily exe i cept Sunday, Connections foi St.John.N.B.the Sydneys, and Prince Edward \\sland.| Maritime Express.2.20 p.m.daily.Connections for Murray Bay points via Riviere Ouelle whar! daily ¢ xcept Sunday.Ocean Limited, 3.29 a.m.dally except Monday, for Montreal.For Montreal, 12.80 p.m.dally.TRANSCONTINENTAL RY.Palais Station) Quebec, P.Q.1203 (noon) daily except Sunday, for Fitzpatrick; Tuesdays snd Thursdays for Parent.Leaves Parent Wednesdays and Fridays, connecting with train leaving Fitzpatrick dally except Svaday \u2014 train arriving Quebec 1.00 (Quebec Bridge Station) From Bridge 7.00 a.m., Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for Fitzpatrick.Arrive Bridge from Fitzpatrick Tuesdays.Thursdays and Saturdays.4.30 p.m.(Levis Station) Levis, P.Q.6.30 a.m.\u2014Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Edmundston, N.P 420 p.m\u2014Daily except Sunday for Monk, P.Q.: Ticket Offices No.7 Du Port snd $8 Dalhousie streets; telenhone 620 -\u2014 TEMISCOUATA RAILWAY.TIME-TABLE.Taking effect November 88nd, 1918.No.1\u2014(a) Leaves Riviere du Loup.\u2026.\u2026.7.308.m, Arrives Connors, N.B.13.63 p.m.| No.3\u2014(n) Leaves Riviere du : Loup.«.1030am.Arrives Connors, N.B.8.31pm.No.t-(a) Leaves Conags, NB.30pm, Arrives Riviere du Loup.8.56 p.m.No.4\u2014(a) Leaves Connors, NB.7002.m, Arrives Riviere du Loup.4.80 p.m.All trains daily except Sunday.Connections at Edmundston Jet, with Can.Fac.Ry.for Woodstock, Fredericton, St.John, N.B.; Houlton, Presque Isle, Caribou and Fort Faire field, Me.And at Riviere du Loup with all Intercolonial Railway Express traine.For further information, folders, ete, apply to F.8.Stocking, 39 St.Louis street: Jules Hone Travel Agency, 31 Buade street.F.X.BELANGER.Gen.Freight and Pas.Agt.Riviere tu Loup, Withand Without Enamelled Iron Linings Yery Large Assortment MECHANICS SUPPLY CO.LTD.80-90 ST.PAUL STREET, QUEBEC.Little Things Count ; Even in a match you should ! consider the \u201clittle things\"\u2014 the wood\u2014the composition | the strikerdility\u2014the flame.LODY'S MATCHES are made of strong dry pihe stems, with a secret perfected composition that guaraniees \u201cevery match a light.\u201d 65 years of knowing how\u2014that's the rezson! a Ai Eddy products are lerend- eble products\u2014alwaya sma RSR ERA ; | SERVICE AND QUALITY I WE Th drower To Prompt Delivers 5 i 5 of all ; eo \u201cÀ lencractors Suxol'es Anyaher: :, ' a cy in \u2018own i WEB.TER & SCRS Lt'd.\"PHONE (575 - 79 DALHOUSIE STREET.SERVICE AND QUALITY ALITVNO UNV HIIAHIAS ; Ï i iY i SERVICE AN = V76875 - \u201cMehaiaam RUBBER BALLS SILLERY NURSERIES Red Rubber Balls, ail sices, from Be BERGERVILLE to 50 each.; We have the finest stock of Bed- Painted Rubber Balls, all sizes, from ! ging Flants in Quebec.Se to 50c each.© Come and see for yourselves, and Grey Rubber Balls, Sc, 10C and 15c' pick out what you want.each.Window Boxes and Hanging Hard Rubber Balls, 5c and 10\u20ac each.Regulation Tennis Balls, only 882 each.Baseballs, from Bc each.up.TENRIS RACQUETS.Yeouths\u2014Full size, strung with goed white gut.A fine practice Raëquet, Baskets our speelalty: Landscape and Day Gardening.Designs from 33.00 up.« Open to visitors Sundays and week j days.\u2018 JOHN RAMBDEN, Our price, eniy %e each.GARDENER.Match.\u2014Smaller size than regula- \"Phone 298.tion; white and red gut.Our price, 8c cach.A } Beownie\u2014Corrugated shaped han.CANADIAN GOVERNMENT dle, gut strung, length Bl inches.\u2019 RAILWAYS Price.Re each.:\u2014Length 1934 inelies) strung \u2014 with gond quality put: Bpeeidl priee TENDERS.only Slt each.T.H.O'NEILL, JOHN SIREST SEALED TENDERS addressed to J.W.Pugsley, Secretary, Department of Railways and Canals, Ottawa, Ont., and marked on the outside, \u201cTender for Levis Station\u201d will be received up te and including Saturday, June 17, 3918, for the ceustruction and erection 6f Visduet, Station and Train Shed at Levis, P.O), Plans, specifications and blank form of sentract may be seen on and after June ist, at the effice of the Chief Engineer, Department of Rall ways and Canals, Ottawa, Ont.: at the office of the Chief Engineer, Moncton, N.B.i at the offite of the Resident Engineer, Levis, PQ.and at the office of Ross & McDonald, architects, Montreal, P.Q.Contractors who wish to obtain tie and specifications temporarily nr their own use may obtain same frome Ress & McDonald on depositing es ar BABY CARRIAGES sud CARTS\u2019 LOW PRICES | with them a certified bank cheque in Eurtftese snd Undertahing Batabs | favor of the Canadian Government Mehmsent Valunton Raliways for the aum of $80.00, which will he refunded on the the return of the plans and specifications to them.All the conditions of the specifications send contract form must be complied with, \u2018fenders must be put in on the blank form of tender which may be obtained {ram any of the offices at which plans are on exhibition, A security deposit will he required us called for in tender form, The lowest or any tender not ne- oessarily accepted.F, P, CUTELIUS, General Manager, Can.Govt.Railways, Dated at Moncton, N.B, May, 20th, 1916.887 87, JOKN ST.YOU CAN SEE NEW YORK CITY IN A DAY.\u2018The Green Car automahile trips ups town, downtown and through Chine town, and the yacht trip around the City is the most perfect sight-seuin, service In the werid.À lecturer wit every party.Write for liustrated descriptive folder, GREEN CAR COMPANY, 8.5.cor.80rd Street and Broadway, New York City, M31toJ.17 Jn.oxe PLACE D'ARMES HOUSE, Te A seroot \u2014\u2014 Formerly the St Beorge Houre fFicor-clese Rooms, with all modtra conveniences, also Table Board, 9 Excellent Cuisine, Phone 0008.Rates Ressocable MRS.BERTRAND.! mouth Brethren.a sect which holds Deliveries anywhere in the city.| i THOSE WHO HAVE SCRUPLES L ABOUT FIGHTING, CAN USE | A TRENCHING SPADE.| | | British Headquarters in France, | June 2.\u2014(Correspondence of The Associated P'ress)\u2014Unique among ail the variegated units of the armies on the continent is the British Non- Combatant Corps\u2014the conscientious \u201c objectors, who do not want to fight und who are not expected to hight.| Yo fear but conscience is their rea- sen jor being excused.lu England, where individual rights are so strongly recognized, the Quaker is not required to bear arms because it is against his relic uion is growing that enemy subjects them.gions saruples, | When compulsion was another class arose.They said they had conscientious scruples against | the taking of life.If they would not | fat then they must work, the go | thai the enemy residents are taking Cannon: varient decided.Where a man who enters the army under normal! conditions must drill for many nronthe hefere he is sent to the front, the conscientious obiector is given a few days of drill, put in khaki, and sent to France at once.There be wields the spade instead the rifle, \u201cThere are the N.CC's doing their hit\u201d, said their commander, an Wficer with a strin of colors on hie hreast, whe had heen in several | campaiens and was so hadley wounded in this war that he was hardly fit fer active service.\u201cThey get the ste pay as the men in the trenches ad the same rations, with the extra allowance of meat which is given to laborers corps.\u201d At the time, the N.C.C.'s were en- roged in some railway vork., Virtually all are men unusued to manual tahoe: Dat though it was pretiy ha-d at firet they said thev would be inured to it in time.One was a B.A.of Cambridue University.None tad any complaints to make, The majority were clerks.and those who were not were usually shopkeepers, Many where members of the Plymuch the same views as the Quakers.These said that it vas against their creed to fuht and they would not renounce their creed.They spoke quite frankly about the charge of eowardice which is made against them: and seemed ta realize that they were the anathema and laughing stack of the millions of their fellow countrymen whe are offering their lives for Britain.\u201cI do not want to kill anyhndy.1 do not believe in war\u201d.one said.As an exponent of passive resistance he was ready to work at eommand.hut na powers could make him fight.| \u201cIf we are sent up to work under shell fire T think that you will find .that most of us will not flinch\u201d, he i added, - © One nf the unmilltary characteristics which amuse the average Bri.\u2019 tish snidier is that the N.C.C's all address one another as \u201cMister\u201d One mentioned that their conversa- | » tion around the mess table was very | j \u201cintellectual\u201d and thoroughly enjoy- ; | able.\u201cIf you want any proof that Engitand is a free country\u201d.said a ser- .meant of regulars, \u201cyou have it in i this lot.How much of a chance ; would a band of conscientious ob- Ufeetors stand in the German army.| Meanwhile the fighting army pro- i tects them from the enemy and from {public opinion.But let them have i their way.There aren't many of , them.\u201d A shitker may not suddenly rome a conscientious objector in order to escape service.Anyone who aspires to the N.C.C.must prove that he held conscientious seruples against fighting before the war.One 1 conscientious ohjecter has already deserted.This backslider decided Ito fight and he is back in England, | drilling in a fine regiment.LEANT ON SHOT GUN! Hamilton, Ont, June 8- Frank Green, residing a short distance from Burlington, accidentally shot himself this afternoon dying shortly afterwards.He was leaning on a shot gun while talking to a friend when the weapon was discharged, the contents entering his side, he- PECULIAR CLASS OF [GERMAN CIVILIAN MEN 18 THE ARMY) RESIDENTS IN APH \"hearing of passersby.ally in commerce.and isome of their actions,\u201d contends the t CHRONICLE JAPANESE NEWSPAPER SAYS: .HUNS ARE ENJOYING TOO MUCH FREEDOM.Tokio, June 3.\u2014(Correspondence of The Association Press).The problem of how to treal the civilian Germans resident in Japan has been revived by a series of articles published by the Japan Times, à Japanese organ printed in the Engliso | language and supposed 10 have a semi-official tone.This news-paper contends that the activity of the Germans has caused much feeling in business circles and that the opi- here are causing permanent and sean ally.The Times does not wish to cast à slur on the authorities but claims : advantage of the chivalrous treat- | ment now accorded them and that! this has resulted in severe criticism\u2019 from British, French and Russian residents and traders.It concludes that whatever trade the Germans | and Austrians are carrying on in Japan is in competition with, and to | the disadvantage of, Japan and her allies.and expresses the conviction that a more strict construction should .be placed on the privilege of peaceful | trade and residence.if.indeed, it be not withdrawn altogether, The chicf causes of complaint raised by the residents of countries in ; alliance with Japan in the present | war are cited to be the following 1° First, that many Germans and Austrians in Japan are allowed as much freedom in their daily round of life as the other foreign residents.This is not the case in any other allied country.2 .i Second, that.enjoying such freedom, enemy firms continue to enrage in trade in competition with allied merchants.Third.that in an attempt to cover \u2018 up their enemy characteristics the German firms in « number of instances have adopted names of Japanese employes.thus to outsiders | becoming to all intents and purposes Japanese firms.Fourth, that the German bank\u2018 known as the Deuteche-Asiatic Bank iis allowed to remain open at Yokohama, and continues to do financial business with an apparently unlimited supply of ready money, Fifth.that the German Club.situated opposite the Yokohama Foreign Post office.copenlv keeps up its social activities and that sounds of revelry and rejoicing over allied reverses are openly allowed within the Sixth.that German firms are al lowed all the privileges of the post office the telegraph.patent laws and other business facilities in open | éompetition with allied interests.Seventh, that there are clear sigus | of German intrigue in Japan.espec- indications that the Germans in this country are eager.despite what has hap- | pened in Furope, to infuse themsel- | ves as much as possible Into every branch of national life in Japan.After pointing out that Japan has not forbidden her subjects to trade with the enemy countries the Times declares that the majority of Japanese business men whose experience has taught them to look broadly into the future believe that Japan could with profit to herself enact legislation making it illegal to trade with the enemy.Failure to join the Allies In the trading prohibition will, it is alleged | cause the Japanese to lose much trade.not 10 mention that Japan lays hersell open to the suggestion that her business men could, if they desired, actually help Germany to win the war by acting as an intermediary for certain materials of which the Germans are in crying need.\u201cThe audacity of the Germans in newspaper, \u201chas been positively startling and it is in the hope that the Imperial authorities will realize the necessity of taking some mea-: sures that the matter is being given publicity.\u201d The articles of which the ahove is à resume are causing something of | In the schools of to-day there 13; found an alarming proportion of \u2018weak, nervous children who have little chance of developing into healthy, useful men and women.Nature requires the aasistance of such treatment as Dr.Ch Nerve Fond to help them over a trying period and set them on their feet, There would be fewer wearing glasses if the nerves were invigorated, less irritation in the school and home, more robust health and a greater pleasure in the school tasks.This letter bears a cheering message to parents whose children are weak, puny snd nervous.It shows you what may be expected from the use of this great restorative.Mrs.Stephen Hartman, Italy Cross, Lunenburg, N.S., drites: \u201cMy little sister st eleven yesrs of age became nervous, irritable and seemed all tired out.She had no Girl a Nervous Wreck At Eleven Years of Age Was Tired Out, Pale and Sallow-Would Tremble Till the Bed Would Shake\u2014Dr.Chase's Nerve Food Cured Her.her complexion grew pale and 2 Finally she had to keep her bed oni have somebody with her all the time, She was afraid of everything, ime | Bet excited and tremble till the bed | would shake, As she seemed to be! getting worse under the doctor'a treatment, mother decided to try Dr, Chase's Neeve Food.After she had \u2018 used about four boxes improvement was noticeable, end it was wonderfui to see how much brighter and strong- | er she grew week by week.She used ten boxes altogether, and they | cured her.She got fat and rosy, and went to school every day with an ambition that she never seemed to have before.I do not hesitate to recommend aDr, Chase's Nerve Food appetite, was lifeless and drowsy, and to anyone, it wae indeed wonderful what it for her.\u201d Dr.Chas&s Nerve Food, #0 cents % box, 6 for83,50, all dealers, or Edmanson, | & Co, Limited, Toronto.: Bommerville, Judgments\u2014Writs Issued\u2014 Judgments by Hon.Justice Ma- Codin, insolvent, Lefaivre et al, curators, and Dominion Fish and Fruit Co.et al, contestants.Considering that the curators duly appointed as such to the Godin's insolvent estate claimed for their fees $800, considering that certain ereditors contested this claim as, being enormous, alleging that $300.; is sufficient indemnity for their services in this matter, the Court: grants to the curators $388.30 as their fees; maintains the contestation for the difference, and arceing the circumstances orders that the costs of contestation of the contes- | tants shall be taken on the mass, and that the curators costs be paid by Tessier vs.Wilson & Co.The plain spplied.| rious harm tu Japan\u201ds standing as liff's action is dismissed with costs | reserving to defendant its recourse against plaintiff.Judgments by Honorable Justice Dominion Fish & Fruit Co, vs.\u2018 Canadian Express Co, By consent of parties action dismissed, each party paying his own costs.Jacques vs.Leclerc.Seeing the evidence, judgment for $230.71 interest and costs.Brulotte vs.Matte, and Usines Generales de Chars and de Machineries, Ltee., et al, T.G.Judgment according to the garnishee's declaration.Marceau & Fils, vs.Lalonde, Seeing the evidence, saisie revendication maintained with costs.Julien & Cie, vs.Barette.Judgment for $182.55, with interest and costs of the action as taken.Judgments by the prothonotary: Nadeau vs.Rochette.Judgment against defendant for $125.60, interest and costs.Cid vs.Gagnonplaintiffs favor for and costs.Judgment in $132, interest The Chinic Hardware Co, vs.\u2018 Tremblay.Defendant is condemned to pay plaintiff $258.12, interest and costs.Belleau vs.Tremblay.Judgment against defendant for $120, interest and costs.i Mercier vs.Theriault.Tudgment in plaintiff's favor for $209.47, interest and costs.Judgments by the Prothonotary: Dorchester Lumber Co.Ltd.vs.Guenard.Judgment \u201cagainst defendant for $125, interest and costs.P.T.Legare, Ltd, vs.Bellemare et al.\u2014 Defendants are jointly and severally condemned to pay plaintiff $118.93, interest and costs.: Pruneau vs.Lachance.Judgment in plaintiff's favor for $2,070, interest and costs.J Papillon vs.Savard.Judgment | against defendant for $130.87, inter- | est and costs.Dery vs.Hardyplaintiff's favor for terest and costs.Perron vs.Barbeauis condemned to pay 364.77, interest and costs.Villeneuve vs.Falardeau et al, and Rochette et al, T.S., delibre discharged.I Writs of summons issued from the Prothonotary's office.Elzear Valcourt vs.The Quebec Ry.L.H.& P.P.Co., Quebec, $360 damage.Arthur Lachance.vs.Joseph Emile Costin, Riviere du Loup, $150, nego- tiorum gestor.Merchants and Employers Guarantee Accident Co.vs.Ernest Rochette, Quebec, $250, to cancel hy- pothec.Adelard Dalziel vs.Ludger Dube, St.Etienne de Lauzon, $100.72, promissory note.: Fug.Julien et Cie, Ltee, va.Pierre Robillard, Montreal, $190.75.Jean Theophile Lemieux, vs.Zenon Routhier, Lac au Saumon, $190 damages.La Compagnie Carette Ltee., vs.Ed.Tremblay, Quebec, and A.Harvey, Jonqueres, $480, excontractu.J.Alphonse Jacques, vs.Rosaire vaillancourt, Lotbiniere, and H.S.T.S., St.Sylvestre, $101.47, saisie arret before judgment.J.Alphonse Jacques vs.Rosaire Vaillancourt, St.Sylvester, $140.47, arret simple.A petition was presented by the Congregation of Catholics of the City of Quebec, speaking the English language, for permission to dispose of the one-time cemetery, known as the old Burying Ground, on the east side of De Salaberry street, in the city of Quebec, and the said peti:ion was granted by the Honorable Chief Justice Lemieux.The petitioners were represented by Messrs.Lachance, Ahern & Morin.Judgment $1,000.00, ; Defendant | plaintiff « A \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 a sensation throughout Japan account of the reputation of the\u2019 newspaper, and there is considerable | J§ speculation as to whether they indicate à determination by the govern- : ment to adopt more stringent regu- | § lations against residents of the! enemy countries, SECURING A COPYRIGHT.Copyrighi may be obtained by any; person domiliced in Canadas, or in any\u2019 part of the British possessions, or any citizen of any country which has an International Copyright Treaty with the United Kingdom, who is the au-; thor of any book, musical composi- | tion, original paintirg, drawing, ete.The term of copyright is twenty-! eight years, with a right fo a further term of fourteen years.The fees are registry and 50 cents for certificate.It is not necessary to copyright a manuseript before submitting it to a publisher.FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1916.F.SIMARD & CIE ENRG.| 142 Bt Joseph Street, St.Roch, Quebes, 7\" Second Week of our 90th Anniversary Sale] JONE MORE WEEK OF GREAT MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITIES THAT SHALL CHARACTERISE OUR SEC.I: OND WEEK A8 WELL AS THE FIRST ONE.\"0 .DISCOUNTS IN TO BENOTED \u201c10, 15, 26%: EVERY SECTION sal\u201d DEPARTMENTS CONTRIBUTE TO THIS SALE + WOMEN\u2019 BLOUSES, PRICED SPECIALLY FOR THE 8ECONB WEEK OF OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE.Lovely embroidered Voile and Organdie Muslin Blouses, in the newest Summer models, in every woman's sizes.; Actual value $2.25; at.cov cor ++.cer eee mie mes ene on SLAB OTHER NEW MODEL BLOUSES, PRICED AT 7oc, INSTEAD OF $1.85 REGULAR.Beautiful embroidered Voile and Colored Stripe Voile Blouses, new and latest models; new collars and long sleeves; assorted sizes, Priced hertofore at $1.25.Today's price, each.Ye SEPARATE SKIRTS, AT $1.48.} Pi White Pique Separate Skirts, buttoned to the front.with side \u201cpocket, rimmed with pear] buttons; tailor-made models.These were made to sell at $2.25.Entirely new.Special for this sale.«.+10 00 100 00e vee ou 8148 ; CHILDREN'S TUB DRESSES AT 7%, INSTEAD OF $1.50 REGULAR.Embroidered Plain Colored Chambray and Fancy Checked Zephyr Drsses, nicely trimmed; new and youthful models for Summer wear: sizes 2 to 12 years.As long as the quantity lasts, for this sale ar, each.cos 720 sas wos vor vo THE VERY SPECIAL, AT 1%c.1,000 yards of Plain Taffeta and Duchess Silk Ribbon, practieally all shades.including White and Black; 5 to 7 inches wide; Regular 35e.Specially priced today at, 3 per yard.\"su 0er viv evs ves vee ses ser wwe IC | ALL-OVER NET and GUI \u2018HOSIERY AT 15c VALUES | PURE, AT st.UP TO dc.Pure White and Cream Fancy Net and All-over Guipure 150 dozens of WOMEN'S and 3 CHILDREN'S LISLE Lace for Blouses and Dress Trimmings; actually priced THREAD STOCKINGS.| The lot consisting of Woat $1.50, For this sale, at.men\u2019s Plain White, Tan, and AT Sc.; Black, also Colored Lace All-over Guipure Lace, wide Stockings for women, includ- range of lovely designs in ing also a wide range of Ivory, White, Cream and CHILDREN'S SOCKS, in | Ecru; regular $1.75 to $2.50.Plain White and Colors\u2014as- Specially priced.per yard 88¢ sorted, White and fancy col- | ored tops, in hali-length and \u2018 AT $1.48.r 5 ÿ \u2019 d Sateen Pet- three-quarter leg.Women's Brocaded Sate Ee om 25e up ticoats; assorted colors and 1 sizes; wide flare cut; regular to 40c a pair.$2.25 value.On sale, at your choice, Specially priced at at.\u2026 16 sac .8148 DOMINION COAL COMPANY, umreo MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF THE CELEBRATED \u201cDOMINION\u201d STEAM and GAS COALS Screened, Run-of-Mine and Slack Der Particulars, apply to SALES AGENT, 112 ST.JAMES ST., MONTREAI ; DYNES\u2019 49 St.John St.NEW VOILE WAISTS, White with Sky, Pink, Black, Navy and Green stripes, aiso White; new distinctive styles.Priced at.Ce aes wes mee vee see sas ees ese vous NEW JAP SILK WAISTS, hemstitched finish and frilled cufs 00 \u2018 Plain tailored.in heavy silk.at.+.ses +2 Lo.8888 PENMAN'S SUMMER HOSIERY, in thread.Gordon's Fibre and Silk Hosiery, in colors, ac.86¢ to 85e NEW MIDDIES and WHITE.WASH SKIRTS.NEW SUMMER UNDERWEAR.NEW SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS.NEW NIAGARA MAID SILK GLOVES.-BROPHY'S UMBRELLAS.DYNES Tel 271 _ EE on; À i RUGS, RUGS A BPECIAL JOB OF 1M AXMINSTER RUGS \u2014\u2014 size 3x4 .Value $45.00.Sold at.vee \u2026.\u2026.oun +.$30.00 Size 3x3!4.Value 40.00.Sold at.ves ess 82.50 Size 3x3 Value 25.00.Sold at.\u2026.28.00 cre wee ses ane IMPORTANT, All the following lines of RUGS and CARPETS are sold at the WHOLESALE PRICES, viz, Tapestry Rugs, Brussels Rugs, Wilton Rugs, Axminster Rugs, Imperial Rugs, Balmoral Rugs SPECIAL.We also keep THE CREIX RUGS, made specially for summer houses; Japanese Rugs and Matting, Jute Rugs, Filion Rugs end Mattings, Sanitary Rugs, etc, etc.CURTAINS.Twenty Per Cent Discount on a lot of BEAUTIFUL CURTAINS, slightly damaged.BED AND BEDDING.BRASS and IRON BEDS of Every Description.A Special CAMP BED that you can carry under your arm.\u2014Mattresses, blankets, bed spread, sheets, pillows and pillowing.REAL TURKISH RUGS A special chance for a good-faith buyer to buy REAL TURKISH RUGS at & special interesting price.Come and we \u2014t \u2014\u2014 me.P.J.COTE, 20ST.JOHNST.OPPOSITE PALACE HILL "]