The Quebec chronicle, 24 juin 1916, samedi 24 juin 1916

[" Le ESTABLISHED 1764.The Weather PAIR; MODERATELY WARN Patronised by H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught.PLEASE NOTE Monday, June 26th Our Store Will Be Closed A.GRENIER.Ratablishod 1668.26-06 St.John Street Phones 1967-1268, ARMY OF 100,000 AMERICANS TO BE RUSHED TO BORDER CONGRESS APPROVES OF WILSON'S ACTION\u2014 DIPLOMATIC ASPECTS OF THE CRISIS ARE VIRTUALLY UNCHANGED \u2014 CARRANZA SEEMS REPENTANT.Washington, June 33.\u2014Geperal Fershing's report indicating that the American cavalry command engaged et Carranzal was the object of a treacherous attack by Carranza sol- disrs and virtually was wiped out stirred Washington tonight with deep apprehension.President Wilson who had retired before the news reached Washing: ton, was awakened and talked with Secretary of War Baker over the telephone.At the War Department officials apparently credited for the first time the story that the Mexican troops \u2018had been guilty of an act which could lead only to the most serious consequences.San Antonio, Texas, June 23\u2014The two troops of the Tenth Cavairy under Captain Charles T.Boyd, practically were wiped out by the attack of Mexican forces under General Gomez at Carrizal June 21.according to indications given in a fragmentary report received by General Funston from, General Pershing tonight.General Pershing's message stated! that seven survivors in all, including those wha arrived last night.have reached the main Column.According to the stories of the survivors as outlined in General Pershing's report, 3 mounted force of Mexicans made a charge from the flank at the conclusion of a parley between Captain Boyd and General Gomez.at the same time that a machine gun opened fire from the front as General Gomez reached his lines.Washington, June 23.\u2014National guard otganizations throughout the country were straining every nerve tonight to prepare for active service on the Mexican border.The entire army of 100,000 men summoned by President Wilson's call was placed directly at General Fuston's disposal and will be rushed to the Mexican border at the earliest possible moment.Congress also took vigorous an.far-reaching action.A resolution ad- opied in the House authorizes the President to draft immediately into the service of the United States all members of the National Guards who subscribe to the new osth for that service.In effect the measure gives legislative approval of President Wison's call on state soldiers and provides for their use in or out of th.United States.It also furnishes new machinery with which to hasten the \u2018trengthening of the border guard.The Senate probably will pass the resolution tomorrow.Diplomatic aspects virtually were unchanged.of the crisis As | | situation stands at the State Department.only preliminary reports on the Carrizal fight and the attack by Mexicans upon American bluejackets at Mazatlan, have been received from war and navy officials, transmittei as matters of information.When the record is compiete in each department, the action of the United States will be determined.Evidence now in hand is believed to be sufficient to show that Carran- \"za sympathizers or officials probably will be held responsible in both cases, and it is believed that President Wilson will demand that Carranza repudiate the acts and punish those responsible.Mr.Wilson and his cabinet discuss ed the Mexican crisis fuily today but the only announcement made after the meeting was that the policy of the government was unchanged.New indications came today that Carranza and his advisers.impressed by the representations of Furopean advisors or the ominous orders hy President Wilson, were searching for a peaceful solution of the dispute they have raised.Eliseo Arredondo, Mexican ~~ Ambassador designate, made the rounds of the Latin-Amer- ican Embassies and legations with assurances {rom his government that Maxican troops had no aggressive purpose against the American columns and would attack only if the Americans were on the offensive.Hoping for Peace.Mr.Arredondo was assured by the diplomats on whom he called that their governments earnestly hoped peace would be reserved between the Unitd States and Mexico.[i the Mexican representative's purpose was to initiate some step toward an offer of mediation, it had not borne fruit tonight.Secretary of State Lansing said that no suggestion that the dispute be submited to arbitia- tion and come from any quarters.Administration on officials da not consider the present dispute as containing anything submissible to arbitration.Failure of the de facto officials to fulfil their obligations has compelled the invasion of Mexican soil in order than an efiective defense of the border might be set up.Several telegrams from Mexico City indicate that General Carranza and the circle of his immediate ad- visits are very desirous of fighting à way to avoid war with the United States They are said to have been convinced by the recent happenings of the sincerity of the Washington administration's attitude and of the stern purpose of President Wilson to use whatever force may be necessary to carry out his policy.At the War Department orders were given today for the purchase of 14 additional high power aero the planes for border use.Dey GRGER ALE SodaWhter GENERAL PF FURTHER Repulsed The Germans have gained another step in their progress toward Verdun by capturing French positions northeast of that fortress.Fighting along afront of over three miles on the right bank of the Meuse, the German forces, following the usual artillery bombardment, and in the face of violent fire from French guns, carried French first line trenches between Hills 381 and 380, and also the Thiaumont fort.At the same time the Germans have held back the advance of the Russian forces from Dvinak to the Galician border.! Fierce fighting marked the advance toward Verdun, Paris declares in admitting the loss of the trenches and the Thiswmont work.Further along the fighting line the Germans reached Fleury, about 3% miles northeast of Verdun but Paris says they were repulsed there by a violent counter-attack.Paris states the attacks on the woods of Vaux, Chapitre, Fumin and Chenois, and on the Damloup battery were broken and repulsed.South of the Damloup battery in the sector of Moulainville, and on the left bank of tfhe Meuse, in the region of Hill 306 and Le Mort Homme, the French positions are being heavily bombarded by the Jerman guns.: The Russians bave advanced into Bukowina in pursuit of General Pianzer's forces, but farther north in east Galicia and Vilhynia their progress appatently has been arrested by the violent attacks and countzr- attacks of the Teutonic Allies.Advances for the Germans and Austrian forces west and southwest of Lutsk in Volhynia and the repulse of Rus- and along the Galician frontier in the vicinity of Brody are chronicled in the Berlin and Vienna communications.Reench acroplanes bave bombed German stations and cantonments in the Verdun region and Austrian aeroplaes have attacked Venice dropping bombs on forts Nicolo and Alberoni, the gas works and the arsenal.In Mesopotamia, Constantinople claims to have checked the Russian advance toward Mesopotamian plains, and to have driven the Russiqns out of Paitak Pass, on the Persian frontier, through which they attempted to enter Mesopotamiaamg RUSSIANS OVERRUN BUKOWINA.London, Juns 23, 1058 pm\u2014Tonigh\u2019s Russian official communication of what asiready had been learned from Austrian 2 the Russians ate'ovestunning Bukowina and are making a dash for the passes to the Carpathian mountains as they did 18 months ago, when they reached Kirlibaba Pass, cverlooking Austrian Transylvania.A report from Bucharest states that the Russians have taken possession of two railways leading from Rumania into Bukowina.The information that the Germans and Austrians are bringing up reinforcements from the French and Italian fronts is also given in the communication from Petrograd.According to speculations in Paris, the tornado of artillery fire on the Verdun sector and the attacks in Champagne are supposed to mask the transfer of troops from this front to the Russian front in view of the necessity of stemming the Russian advance towards Kovel.By means of forced marches along the Rumanian frontier, the Russians have reached the extreme south of Bukowina, and at Kuty, on the north and Gura Humora on the south have approached the thickly forested spurs of the Carpathisn mountains.A good road, roughly estimated about 100 miles long, runs through narrow valleys and gorges from Gura Humora by way of Kimpolung and Dorna Watre to Bistritz, Hungary, offering the Russian guerillas an excellent opening into their enemy's country.The Russians in their pursuit of the Austrians thus far have crossed four rivers\u2014the Dniester, Pruth, Sereth, and Suczava.Two days sufficed to cover the fifteen miles between the Sereth and the SBuczava.The objective of the Russians was Radautz, where the Austrians were expected to offer stubborn resistance, owing to the fact that the river forms a natural defensive line to the north and northeast of the town.Bat it appears that the Austrians failed to make any serious stand here, inasmuch as no fighting is described in the official communications.Radautz is only five miles southwest of the important railway junction of Hadikfalva, close to the Rumanian frontier, which also is in Russian hands.Virtually the entite railway system of Bukowina is now in the possession of the Russians.\u201cDIE-HARDS\u201d AGAINST HOME RULE.London, June 23, '1.30 pm.\u2014Lord Balfour of Burleigh, Lord Cromer, the Earl of Halsbury, Viscount Midleton and the Marquis of Salisbury, who represent the extreme anti-Home Rule party, have issued a manifesto deprecating the attempt to settle the Irish question by negotiations at a moment \u201cwhen a sanguinary rebellion has just been repressed,\u201d and when the concessions proposed will be regarded in Ireland as \u201ca premium on rebellion and as a vantage ground for further demands.\u201d The signatories of the manifesto declare it to be their conviction that the proposed settlement iz fraught with infinite danger to the state, TINO WRITES THE KAISER.Geneva, Switzerland, vis Paris, June 83, 7.14 pm\u2014A special messenger carrying an autograph letter from the King of Greece to the Emperor of Germany has passed through Logano, Swtiseriand.The mes- esnget was'accompanied by two Greek officers.ON THE EASTERN FRONT.Petrograd, June 83, via London, 6.10 pm\u2014The Russian forces which are cutting their way through Bukowina in an effort to capture the Austrian army there have made further advances.The War Office today announced the capture of three villages west of Radauts, 30 miles south of Csernowits, the occupstion of which was reported yesterday.Eight hun- dred prisoners were taken.\u201c The villsges near Radauts captured by the Russians are Gura Hu.{ mors, Straisis and Satasch.The Russians also have taken Visnits, near Kuty.This announcement shows that the Russians have traversed almost : the entire length of Bukowina.The town of Gura Humors is tem miles | from the Rumanian border.Vienits is on the border between Galisia and Bukowina, 85 mil southwest of Cossnowite, ® - QUEBEC, SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1916.LANZER'S FORCE More Villages Along Rumanian Border Are Taken By Muscovites \u2014 Germians Carry First Line Trenches Near Verdün \u2018But Attack At Fleury Is sian counter-attacks on the Stokhod and Styr rivers in the same region ° weber Chronicle DUKE WILL LEAVE HERE IN OCTOBER t CURZON OF KEDLESTON 18 MENTIONED AS A POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR.London, June 23\u2014King George has ' given his sanction for the Duke of Connaught, whose term as Governor.| General of Canada expires mext Oc-' tober, to return to England, says an announcement issued by the Colonial |; Offire The King also excused Prince Alexander of Teck, whose appoint- ! ment was made before the war, from | heing the successor to the Duke of Connaught, as the Prince feels he | cannot relinquish his military duties.Nothing is known officially concerning the reports that Earl Curzon of Ded'eston, former Viceroy of India, will become Governor-General of, Canada.The Times states that the rumor that Earl Curzon is to succeed the Duke of Connaught is incorrect.Ottawa, fune 23\u2014At Rideau Hall tonight Lieut.-Col.Stanton, Military Secretary to H.R.H.the Duke of Connaught, confirmed the London despatch,as to the Royal Governor's departure from Canada.No information has been received as to his successor by the Duke or the Government.His Roya! Highness leaves shortly ! on a tour of inspection which will cover the whole Ontario and the Western Provinces.It is likely the: Duke | will issue a message to the people | of Canada before leaving.The Duke's term in Canada has already been twice extended.He first came for the period of two years apd this was prolonged a year.The last period would have concluded when the war hroke out, but he was prevailed on by the British government to remain in Canada two years more.I i) | The Weather | Toronto June 23\u2014Showers have occurred today in Saskatchewan and Manitoba and also in the Maritme provinces, while in other parts of tie Dominion the weather has been fair.Temperatures, Min.Max.Victoria .50 54 Vancouver.86 74 Kamloops .60 a\" Calgary .32 72 Edmonton .40 70 Medicine Hat 44 7 Rattleford .42 os Prince Albert 50 51 Moose Jaw 49 52 Saskatoon .42 «6 Winnipeg .52 a4 Port Arthur .44 30 Parry Sound .44 0 London .41 75 Toronto .48 44 Kingston .42 86 Ottawa .42 70 Montreal .82 70 Quebec ., .82 78 St.John .82 62 St.John .LLL.82 63 bialifax .82 es Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay:\u2014 Moderate southerly winds, local showers, but mostly fair and warmer.Ottawa and Upper St.Lawrence: Southeasterly winds becoming showery.Lower St.Lawrerice.Gulf and North Shore: Light to moderate winds, fair and moderately warm.Maritme | Provinces: Moderate winds, fair, not much change in temperature.Lake Superior District: Fresh winds, local showers but partly fair.Lake Manitoba District: Clearing, not much change in temeperature.RIDER HAGGARD COMING TO CANADA Honolulu, June 83.\u2014~Rider Haggard.the English author who is making a tour of British Overseas possessions to investigate the possidil- ities of colonisation plans for the benefit of English soldiers at the conclusion of the war, arrived here today en route to Canada.The province of Rhodesia in South Africa has agreed to give half a million acres to the war veterans, sald Maggard.Similar 18 PAG La Re TE Temperatures : Maximum 76 Tomorrow is S HAVE YOU ANY READING MATTER IN THE HOUSE Te CASE IT RAINS?PHONE US TODAY, AND LEAVE Send Your Megaziues to the House WHICH WILL SAVE YOU THE TROUBLE OF COMING DOWN TOWN AFTER THEM AND WILL GUARD AGAINST A DREARY AFTERNOON WITH NOTHING TO DO CALL UP ss.JOHN E, WALSH\u2019S Rer'd.11 ST.JOHN STREET ANS SO SB Taffetas Reduced Constant communication with the authoritative fashion centers enables us to offer Suits that are up-to-the-ruinute in style, and now an unusual opportunity presents itself to you.We bave selected from a perfectly fresh lot Summer Taffetas and have poducer art, 2nappy er etas an ve reduced th below their real value.em doi This then is the opportunity, \u201cA Taffeta Suit a great many delle eat than thr real price.\u201d lly Even the wheels on a Ford car cost you 60 per cent less than on the average car priced around $1000 and under FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF $15.87\u2014cost of new wheel on average car priced around $1000 or less.$ 5.00\u2014cost of new wheel on a Ford car, $ 7,87\u2014the 60 p.c.saving secured by the Ford owner.And this merely indicates the general saving in every Îterm of upkeep In which the Ford posseses a big advantage over any ether make of car.An assembly of Ford spare parts\u2014enongh to build the t: car complete\u2014costs only $40 more than the standard list price of the car, while on the average car priced around $1000 and less a complete set of spare parts costs $841 more than the car\u2014over twenty times the Ford excess cost.And pet tests conducted by one of the mest authoritative Oovernment laboratories in the world have shown that the quality of Ford constructive material is actually superior to that in mest the best cars made.DOHAN'S Ltd.Ford and Signal Truck Dealers Palace Hill, Quebet \"Phone 4N8.Ford Rumabent All ears complete- Ford Touring - W0 rod, a.Port m sludisg oleotris Ford Sedan - - 00 hia Bquis Ford Car 0 a\" prov docs net in- 1.0.5.Ferd, Ontari® or * grants will be made by the governments of Austzalia and New Zealand.\\ June 10x1aw, cat.tf VALIQUET'S Nice Large Strawberry Short- Cakes at Valiquets TO-DAY 12 Fabrique Street Phones 6567-6568 dias cul SVN bd rep ES Z S À E = A A 2% 2 Baking Powder costs han the ordina A MDNR NN N Th,EaE,OTOTOTE BAYSENOS S \\ 7 2 A Un zz » 2 Re NEN > route, 1442074 X ZL By Roll of Ho Ottawa, June 88.\u2014(Casualty lis} is » sued at midnight).MOUNTED RIFLES.i Killed in Action.110088, Sgt.John E.R.Barrett, 415 Metcalfe Ave, Montreal, 113026, Allan M.Hamilton, McKay St.Montreal.Died of Wounds.! 117606, Douglag@.Warren, Lousana, Alta.431 1 114536, Albert Baill, 287 Sydney i Ave, Winnipeg.Man.} 106079 \\W'm, K.Beatties 447 Cumderland Ae, Winnipeg, Man, 114139, Wm.Battleford Sask.622486 Arthur F.Borden, Kings- | fort, N.S., ! 114543, Lewis M.Bowser, Sterling, 4 1r- \u2018 106089 Thomas Bask 110039 Benj.Broomfield, 119 Chattem St.Montreal 114548, Sherman R.Brown, Newmarket Ont.114274, Daniel S.Lake; Sask.415417, Victor R.Burgoyne St Margaret's Bay N.8.106321, Harry A.Johnston, Salem.Ont.108325, Deans Keddie Tog Government Ave, Winnipeg, Man.Billington, North Carnduif Boyes, Burgess, Rabbit 106389 Frnest Mathews, Carnduff, Bask.106394, Wm.Messenger.4 Asiniboine Court.Winnipeg.106331, Jas, T.Kenedy Meota, ! Bask.110304, Calyix Lambert.Berlin, | Atines, N.H.; 415337 Jos.C.Landry, 76.4 Stan- ; fey St.Halifax, N.S.114848, Donald McBain, 228 Semple Ave, Winnipeg.108449, Phillip A.McRae, Brechin, Ont | 108403, Corp.Wm.J.Mair, 45, Auburn Ave, Toronto.106461.John W.Nicolscn, 350 ; River Ave, Winnipeg.| 111886, Peter Nishioka, 2117 Powefi Se, Vancouver.| 415329, Harry Northage 15 Stairs | £t.Halifax, NS.t 423006, Alex Nliver, New York.106478 Lance-Carp.Herbert JF.A.; Parry, Druid, Sask.| 110535, Wm.A.Staddart, Cornwall Ont.| 110554, Horace \\'.Wainwright, 103 Chatham Se.Windsor, Ont.110071 Frank J.Buxton, Fherbronke Que.622020, Jnhn M.Chislet, 437 Airlies Bt.Winnipez.108135, Alfred H.Clarke, 448 2nd.Ave.Saskatoon, 108152, Lance-Corp A, Constable Tharnld, Ont.108187.Jack Crawley.Port Alberni | East James 8.C 114084 Leonard Davison, nunster, Sask.108197, Gordon S Dabhie, Niagara | T.loyd- Falls, Ont.415889 Tobn Floquin, Magdalen | Islands, C.R.104217, Tance-Corp.Bruce w.| Fairbairn, Centreviile, Ont.108229.Wm.TL.Ford.Whitneyville, XR.Ï ' 108242, Tornest 1 Galbraith 127 12 Maritoba Fast Monse Jaw, Sask.| 108280, Chas.F.Grigg, Renfrew.Ont.114822 Rood Herbert Sask.Halstead, Bax ana 117022 Havelnck Harford, Port Aibernt, B.C 112228, Wm.H.Headley, care Mrs.C.Creslick Stratford, Ont.623017, Rohert 8 Hutcheon.Milton | Hatten, Or: 108313 Louis Alta, Johnson.Holden.| Died of Wounds.430438, Joseph Jean, Quebec, Quei Of past peace \u201ctation or the indirect way Mr.F.G.Foran, of Ottawa, is 8 guest at the Chateau Mr.W.S, Barlow, of Montreal is staying at the Chateau .Mr.Frank D.Lyman, of Montreal, is a guest at the Chateau.Mr.J.B.H.Ash, of Hamilton, is registered at the Chateau.Mr, and Mrs.E.Shore of Montreal is registered at the Chateau.Dr.N.A.Dussault leaves today for Detroit, Mich.to attend the Board mes:ing of the Knights of Columbus.He will be in town again by Wednesday next.Lieut.and Mrs.N.F.McCaghey, aud Miss Rachel I, Webb, of Quebec were amongst the Canadians who registered at London, England hotels on the 23rd, instant, Late arrivals at the Chateau:\u2014 Thos.Rodger, Mr.and Mrs, FE.Shore.W.S.Barlow, IF G.Robinson W.S.Ingles A.7.Cote, J.G.Mayer, Mr.and Mrs.Harley, Mr.| and Mrs.G.L.M.Ludger, Frank D.Lyman, Mde.G.Poliquin, R.O.Seymour, Montreal: J.BR.H.Ash Hamilton: Master H.\\V.Foster, Master G.Foster, Halifax; J.Maxey, Notre Dame des Anges: Geo.M.McKee, Donnacona: Mrs.John H.Magruder, Miss Magruder, J.Holmes Magruder Washington: Mr, and Mrs.M.Sweeney, Jersey City, NI; John M.Cooper, Washington, D.C; H.H, Wukenre, Miss \\Vukenre, Kentville, 3.8: F.(George Foran, Ottawa: A, Congdon Winnipeg: Mrs, H.A.Stus Reverley, N.J; Mrand Mrs.C.F.Sharp, Cincinatti, Unio; John Williams I.G.Mellwaine, Phila.Pa; E.S.Vaudervoort, Vancouver: R.A.Cathin, New Briturn Conn; C.Rrydon Wood, Sydney Australia; A.C.Meders and wife, Boston: E.°M.Foote, Hartford, Conn L1.-Col.R.B.Gernuard, Sherbrooke Caroline Simpson, Beatle, Win.HAGUE CONFERENCES.In The London Chronicle, Sir Harry Johnson writes of the failure congresses at The Hague and regret us dangerous the «uggestion that when the Allies hav- won they should commit civilization and the rights of small nations to a third conference at The Hague nr to the safekeeping cf an International Police Force.which might be dominated hy the Huns.Sir Harry Johnson says : \u201cNo Hague Conference availed to rescue Relgium from a fate more shocking than has befallen any atner counuy in history.No Hague Agreement has saved the Lusitania.the Appamor the Falaba: or the many habies and women shattered hy Zeppelins: or the inhabitants of Great Britain and Ireland from a future vexurion { which will long deprive our lives of ser apportunities and reasonable pleasures.Nn Hague Conference of the past checked the race in armaments, nor could it do so in the future; nor should we be wise in trusting for one moment our destinies to an International Police Force.or to an international Board «of Trade able to impoes an economic hoycott: for sonner or later the inevitable German would come to the top in any such | international arrangements.either hy the direct route of German represen- through the United States, Scandinavia, Switzerland or Holtand» The conclusion is that the British Empire and its Allies must stick together in self-defence.and that the peace.happiness, and literty of the world for lang years tn cnme depend upon their doing s°.And it may be that fater on neutral countries such as the United tSates and Spain might inin the l.eague of Liberal Powers! of | in the support and promotion world peace and free institutions.There is already a strong movement within the American Republic in favor of a defensive understanding between tie United Siates and the British Empire.Le \u2014 Had a Neryous Breakdown, Could Not Slèep or Work Ts Now Cured and Attributes His Recovery to the Use of Dr.Chase\u2019s Medicines.{ Some splendid results have been reported to us from the combined use of Dr.Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills and Netve Food.In complicated cases they work together with great success.While the Kidney-Liver Pills arouse the action of liver, kidneys and dôwels.and 30 overcome derange- ments of these organs, the Nerve Food erighes the blood, strengthens the nerves and builds up the system In a general way.Mr.R.B.Hillman, Purbrook, Musoka, Ont., writes: \u201cAbour four years ago | was alt run down snd could not work, and as to writing a fetter, 1 sould not doit on account of my hand shaking so badly.My nerves were qustrung and T was troubled with a morvous breakdown.I could not ~ 7 sleep soundly and would start up so suddenly as to almost jump out of bed.My kidneys were bad, teo, and \u201cpoints of Cy a THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.BURTON HOLMES VISITS QUEBEC DISTINGUISHED TRAVELLER AND AUTHOR 13 WRITING UP DOMINION.Recent arrivals at the Chateau Frontenac include quite a distinguish ed writer in the person of Mr, Burtor Holmes, lecturer and auther, who arrived in the city on Monday in Baron Shaughnessy's private car the Metapedia.Mr.Holmes is accompanied by \u2018M+s Holmes and by Mr.Allyn O.| Seymour, General Tourist Agent of the Canadian Pacific Ry.The well.know author, who has travelled througlt Europe, India, Africa, Sibe::a and other places of interest, is st present making a tour of the principal cities, ete.along the line of the | Cansdiar Pacific Ry.His itinerary wii! -over points slong the line fiom the Atlantic to the Pacific and will occupy about two months.+ During this tour Mr.Holmes is taking pictu.es to be exhibited during the course of lectures abroad, and for this purpose has with him Mr.\"Lewis H.Moomaw, as operator.: Sim + reaching Quebec the author vhas taken nimerous views.In an interview yesterday he expressed him- !selt -harmed with the city's wealth lof historical points of interest which would always appesl tc the traveller.lt ix not the first time that Mr.R.|Ho\"ines ha, béen in Quebec.As a your man he came here over hirty \u201cyear.ago.Since then, he finds, the Ane +t Capital has undergon: anny charges in a commercial wav New buildings have sprung up and inn+m- érable other changes have taken p'are, but to him the city has not Jost any of 1ts attractiveness from, à histoo pra k SATURDA Y, APRYL 18, 0916.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.ve 5 - ; F 5 - \u2014 3 \u2019 i : _ ; .c 9 * J = = ces es .PN .REIN T1 | of Toots Mater Ideas for Home Builders petite À, .Metal, Shingles and Ay OU men who are bullding homes or have biomes to be remodeled or repsired should \u2018onsult the advertisers on this page before i 1.Suing Fit, creme où cora 1 an sages oa Home Bulking 1 hl pr rua Jon\u201d Se urs you hen ser moins PE 4 Galvanized and Cor.No contemplate having done.ee 7 *rugated Iron.N SONNY J , NAT & » - - = © [- po OU and IE Na + san = \u2014 = = == à .Build ; RAMEN PA TRY F iE TR _\u2014 I À \u2018 Roofing end Butls- iri IRE With | ing Paper., : i ia : Mechanics\u2019 Supply SI The roof that never fails is the roof of Co, Ltd, Asbestos Shingles.| quesec V.R.Lamontagne .WE Durable, Fireproof, Handsome : ' No other roofing combines uildin Es Tyr i ines these three - Bi 8 and Real tate.| il important qualities in such high degree.i Homes built to order on easy terms.At Mountsia View Bivd, où TT, Wri \u2018 8t.Cyrille St, in City Limits, with gas, water, sidewalks.66 foot A | rite for booklets and samples.street.Lots 40 x 65 feet, 2 | | City and suburban Property.Bought and Sold.Asbestos Manufacturing Co., Fi 78 St.Peter St.Quebec Second Fiber Quebes Railway Bullding.229 ST.JOSEPH STREET.Phone 1600 fer fuil partioulare | o nl oF Lou DAVID W.WRIGHT \u2018 umbing, Heating, Roof- ie \\ +., ing and Electric Lighting Bd rE action See + Particuas Attention Given to Altera- \u2019 ons epaigs.BROUSSEAU & FRERE Concrete Sidewalks a Specialty, * A 1] Personal Supervision of all Work As.hn 2 : i : 820-322 St.Paul Street.sures Complete Satisfaction.| Established 1890, : - Tel.1546.PHONE 754.- Ed.Paquet & Ch, J05.BELLEAU, : { ' | === = es tor, , = = = =t 16 Couillard St.Builder and .Telephone 90.Contractor Quebec Quarry Richard Fr eres, Night Call 3222, All orders for meet 568 St.Valier St.er Master Jain.repairs prompt- | Room 207-208 KAPOMSET WALL BOARD and Manufactur- ly attended to.It Rings Reid oe Cream White and Quarter Oak.ers.| 7 Like a Bell A (Office.- 5174 The Only Wall Board in the market LY Estimates given M St.Ursule St.Many Beautt , i aint, Ww > i l Foe - 6058 Mahé a \u2018enonowy ot at least i /! 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Speciality :\u2014Leaded and Stamed Glass of sll kinds.Estmates furnished on demand, EASY TERMS.: ; == arentiostera) Engioour and Established 1868.298 ST.JOSEPH STREET, QUEBEC.Telephone 6500-6601 V.R.LAMONTAGNE, _ : Troms 116.100 fochec y.Dép.\\ .Quebec Ry.Building, DE = ) | Phone 1600, Ser | Gas the Universal Fuel | /Forthe House \u2018 Forthe Shop = For the Factory If you intend to build and will require fuel for any ELECTRIC SERVICE | \u201cThe Public to be pleased\u201d becomes \u201cThe Public pleased\u201d when they use the Electric = ; purpose don't forget to pipe for Gas.Light and Power Service of this Company.od Let us explain the savihg No obligation to you.| No modern house is without Electric Light.| | Up-to-date buildings require up-to-date Gas and Electric Service, This can oniy be supplied by an up-to-date Company such as FE | The Quebec Railway, Light, Heat & Power Company Limited.cr TELEPHONE 476¢.SE Saguenay ÿ Excursion Jominion Day $10.50\u2014$10.50 and Berths included.i ets good going Saturday.July 1916, for continuous passage.pply for reservations and tickets «23 St.Louis street.F.S.STOCKING (Y.W.C.A.# \u201cBusiness Girls MHAVE YOU PLANNED YOUR SUMMER HOLIDAY.=: = IWO WEEKS AT OUR SUMMER CAMP WOULD BE ANEXPENSIVE AND MOST ENJOYABLE = =: 8 i: AUGUST FIRST to FOURTFENTH R PARTICULARS APPLY 40 Y.W.C.A.OFFICE, de BREE 2 % HEKERY GIVEN that the Pier he mouth of the Cup Roure River 1igsubiicr ed, as weil as the other MNT water Pier that was there up @¥ast Winter, at the end ot the long ri.Whe position of the Pier at the ith of the Cap Rouge River is, as ctofore, show.by 4 mat Buoy vy .and a White Light by night.and position of the Pier recently taken the end où the long wharf 1s in a icht line with the said Flat Buoy, about AMO feet te the west.' W.A.KINGSLAND, Agent.ANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS, TENDERS.foo À CEALED TENDERS addressed to Rv.Pugsley.Secretary Depariment 5° Railwaye and Tanals, Ottawa.Ontred remis 2 on cie Outside, \u2018Tender for Elevator Foundations, Transcona.\u201d will be received up to and including 13.00 o'clock noon, Tuesday, the 4th July.1916, for the construction of reinforced concrete foundations on wond 3s or concrete piles, for 1.000.000 Vushel storage capacity Grain Elevater.Working House and Track Shed -Transcona.Manitoba: separate tens to be submitted far the founda- tians wich concrete piles and faunda- tigns with wooden piles, and tenders May be submitted on either or both igns, lans, specifications and blank form of contract may be seen at the offie pthe Chief Engineer nf the Departmint of Raftways and Canals, Ottawi: at the office of the Chief Engin- , Moncton.N.B.: at the office of the meral Superintendent.Winnipegn: at the office of the Resident Pygineer, Fort William, Nut\u2026 and at (he office of the J.S Meteali Cogrited.Engineers, Montreal, P.O.JAIL the conditions of the Specizeatlên and Contraet form must be com- d with. Of ali kinds prompy | attended to BELEPHONE - - 2946 RESIDENCE - - 5628 § 116 5th Street, Limoilou #LACE D'ARMES HOU>k, \u201418 3t.Ann Street \u2014\u2014 Newly Repaired.Formerly the St.George House { First-class Rooms, with all modern conveniences, also Table Boardf Excellent Cuisine- Shone 6508.Raten Reasonable * MRS.BERTRAND.| | WATERWORKS OFFICE.City Hall.Quebec, June 22, 1916.PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that sealed tenders endorsed and addressed to the undersigned will be received up to 4 pm.on Tusday, the | 4th, July next, for the trenching required for the extension of water and drainage in a certain part Pare St.Charles, Limoilou a length of 1,400 ft.(more or less).Tenders to be in blank forms procurable at this office and to be sign- vd by two responsible parties as sureties for the fulfillment of the con.GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENT, vrac t Each tender shall contain the City Treasurer's receipt for the sum equal to 5 per cent.of the amount of the tender which sum shall be confiscat- «it in case of refusal to carry out the contract.The city is not bound to accpet the lowest or any of the tenders and the contractor shall pay for drawing up the contract and for a certified copy thereof jor city use.T.A.J.FORRESTER, Waterworks Engineer\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADA.Province of Quebec.Disterict of Beauce.BEAUCE CIRCUIT COURT.No.i960, I.EMERY DULAC.Mercham, ot $+.Zacharie.District of Jeance, Plaintiff; ve, QNEZIME TARDIF.of St Come Defendant.The Defendant is nriderest to appear within the month.Clerk's Office, St.Joseph de Beauce.This twenty-second day of June, one thousand nine hundred and cixtern, (signed: VEZINA & FERRON.True caps.c.c.c.PACAUD & MORIN, Attys for Plaintif, Jn.24x2 SOCIETE DE PRETS ET PLACEMENTS DE QUEBEC DIVIDEND No.87.A dividend of two per cent on the Capital Stock of this Society has been declared for the current quarter, payable at the office of the Society.on the 3rd of July next.The transier hooks will he closed from the 27th to the 30th inst.in-