The Quebec chronicle, 18 juin 1920, vendredi 18 juin 1920

[" ody WE [SONI bel: of Comat SENATORS HAVE PRESIDENT ESH GASPE SALM 5 (OPEN DIPLOMAGY (COA |+ ON.35clb.A BUSY DAY mn.ONL SHORTAGE | 1 .FRES E WILL BE RULE] WAS DISCUS L'.\u201cee .14c1 ! e Hudson Bay Naviga- i \\ SED HONEST WEI gl + Me - tion\u2014 ; * WEIGHT.Define and Limit À.J, Balfour Tells of the MONS frp Holidays for Civil Service |Has F: ath Amis : Service Rendered By the WEE A.GR American League of K END SPECIAL .NIER ota, Omer ram st\u2014700 se] Désire League of Naf gue of Nations Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux Want IN OUR MEN'S DE | .to todn - Ph J | na y voted its employees ; M M ones 19671748.9496 ST.JOHN STREET, []| vol ct he ovis eric oo wwiore| Above Anything Else + Lord President of ihe Counc, sate ed To Ascertain the Govt's F PARTMENT © Civil Bervi muiest of the Counci .| + * aded an emendment to he Gov.Lay ae werk done % Gouneit eut-| Intention in the Matter.RIDAY AND SATURDAY tiie Givi wares Dh HNGSS A SPECIAL INTERVIEY up he organisation of the Locgus civil servants to nl 5 of Nations In ite e League June 18th end 19hies holidays dure ca [of Ned present position| SIR ROBERT EXP ing the year (this does not laclude Belie y.- |tuturs, prospects in the immediate LAINS An ti 9 | their annual summer vacation) sent ves Demooratio Plafifiem |sireaty ees ble te partons con exceptionally fine line of extra light weight raincoats 14 \\ ina Act amendine ine Buinem Fro-| Will Bo More Progrogaive Seedy been able to partorm con: (Says Situation Not So Alar Re ' the committee neo Tarif£ to oations The resoretariat was now, m- gular $18.$18.and $30 NMENT umber of miser\u201d measures and Than That of Republigans isis ior the immediate.dui nov) ing at Present As Mr.Le- To Clear at $10.' the debate on th er the Coune! eo duties of a \u2018 respectin e report IL, and an office had Civil .of the Madson pavisable teastbllity| New Tork \u2019 established for the tana ot mieux Indicated am Thess are the 00 .Service Ob ect Th y and straits.ork, Juss 1T.\u2014Prefiden! treaties.of - very coats .to Re- Ma R e amendment to the Ci Wilson, in a spe 3 tl pro demmy, rai you will need on the hot & organizati yor HW.H.Gale Presided vice bill taking the Senate pov Ber-| © the N * lal interview friven pect bably the most important as-| Ottawa, Ont , rainy days of summer.We Te i ganization of Govt.Depts| Over Vancouver M sontrel of the Civil Service tar from ed New York World to bal pu-| oy truths Pact, mid Mr.Balfour, a of 1a 17.\u2014Ciaiming sold out by 5 o'clock y.expect them bo : ncouver Meeting of [ana carried by a vote of -morrow, ssid he \u201c n the future no coi \"| ari and ustries in On- : Saturday.by American Firm 0 OF | and atter a stro; 33 to 31.tremel ex- | between nations w ntracts Quebec was threatened, Ci ne appesi had ly confident that th leas ould be valid un-| Hon.Rodolph : e = | made 1 been e oO oper.to § phe Lemieux this after- tizens and War Veterans | ieaer.sir James Lougheed craie Convention a fan Fra lew open to Inapction, and thal une to discuss the coul ane the _ Ottawa, Ont, June 17 The amendment.Hmm 1 welcome the acceptance My the| ar vould be Per House to discuse the cost chere à presentations against \u2014Strong re-| Vancouver, B.service holidays, (th miting civil| Republican Party of my tavilat Mr.Balfour declar intentio ascertain the Governments ment of \u201ca fore thy employ- | hearing an a .C., June 17.\u2014Atter|!ike the previou 1s amendment|to make the Leagu aviation | portant question od that the im] Ntention on the matter.ign agefiey\u201d In the address last night by 8 = one, was fathered: eof N the the of inspencors among| Mr.Lemleu : person of Griffen Hagen and Harry Flynn, Grand Army of Vets.by Senator Fowler) carried without tssue in this campaign.\u201d the oatlons compostug the Leagug| patches to eux quoted neue ES es to ANSO- | rans, .on.a ° ° w the a partments was nixe Government Ge.Denise he Federal ad- At the present time there a President en more Sonfdent®, the | eration ot erpores rn nto plier In Ottawa Fre said deal 1 rden personally this obert | policy toward r on with the|Proximately fifteen da; re aP-/such referend saying, \u201cthat| \"ational finance commi e inter- told him that coal was now 3 the Executive of th morning by |500 war veter: eturned soldiers, 3,.[!N® Year that are obese throughout | faith that um will conf: my | Brussels.mmittes met a) VINE at $15 and $16 .the Ameri the per ton and Federation © Civil Service| dorsed a resolutl and citizens en.| 4458 by the Ci rved as holl-| sire erican peogle de-| \u201cIf th re was no guarantee it .- ution dema vil Service.If Se 1t above anythi e League fails go to § would not - .resig: nding the | tor Fowlers\u2019 na- ng else t ald to promot 0 $17 next week.LR Me erly ie Baber Barden Bete Gers | 57 he Commune, it means that ax poceat parèr mor mar Aide | Cu: continues, \u201cmuch o Mes Bal], TEAL T vant to know is the poil = the President stated o understand,| Mayor R.H.Gale these will be abolished.in t 8iX| publican poli: ndemn Re-| will be gon .uch of its value o e Government in regard t CRT , .,.ludi ay of denying tI e and we will h the matter\u201d, h ° re promdent mated, that the em.presided.Epiphany, Ash Widnestday, Ascer | Cl rummatio the! 1dmit that it has ave to , he went on.Hagen ison Da: ay, Ascer.- n of thelr ho failed to ca The situation ! + sociates was and as.y, otvie holida one wlll reco: Nojthe great ex rry out n in Ontario and Que- + at on the recommend.Days and th ys, All Saints mmend a refefandum | with pectations entertai bec was serious and Shion of the Civil Service Comms.tion.© Immacuiate Concep-| \u201cThe President deciined à Prev Le en flare activities | Ant industrials were tnreatened with .The deba ca dent declined to Biscuss| Men s to Mr.Balfour's state.5/0cation.The C.P.with \u20ac Mr.J.CG.O\" te on the motion ndidates for the De oy t, Cecil Harmswo te-l agent \u2026 R.purchasing \u2018 that the Com Connor pointed out option of the Senate Comamittess sidential nomination.moerathf pre-|Fecretary of Foreign pen Under- iad aad that his company; last n in an ji .on the nav! \u201cI ho \" : swering a rs, an- rders for between recommending pect a dented Wi ihe Hudson a ee | forma Te ne hat tie Dat | ot had been contrib ey Ton-000 and four millions of tons of three |} PAINTINGS, ETCHINGS.ENG I=\u2019 rend the United States niel\u2018s amendment that the repo Da-| will be more progr at San Francisco | Use of the League ntributed for the minute coal and was glad to get a BY ENG RAVINGS AND COLOR WORK man sald they do he, the Chatr- aot adopted until fyriher port belin understanding A members to June 15.ey by its tors.ware Western Canadian - - AND FRENCH ARTISTS.t rec \u2026- n was resu -|ted b ncin- | Yas forthe \u2018ormation ere sending coal engagement of the a ommend |, Watson med by Senator y the Republicans at oming a to the Untted States to the! : ang cment of the firm ant tne.Irigh Railway Del cresson, who demoystrated The character of th o,|contributed by each amount | ooo and Eastern oper- Ê.a : litical ; that/ait as à a men who will member, re were sending c w arecent concurre © hed aon y Delegates and ides.be parties supported th elegates in the San Pra \u2014 pean count oal to Euro.s have secured a ve brine.te mit ue Poterie sional Union of Rally les.ursed upon the\u201d Governrient anise that the leu frie pid Dean countira, ail to the detriment J] ductions of Fine Art Plates in Bigned and Bumped Arties Proots u if the ration ay- | slo e rapid conclu- the issues \u201cill, 1 of the W amped Artists\u2019 x Commis y n of the clu-|the upon jwhich He suggest orks of Julien C Proofs » been consulted ai on bad rallway devel campaign is to ed that mor elos.bout men which he opment be fought, shipped e coal be! ment of the firm.ee rears.Pass Resolution by \u2018oh he believed, wouid be justified coment h definite and conerdt ri) be heed ! rom the Maritime Provin- Also an old line steel engraving of \u201cJean \" the Commission had not ean oat flenator Pope said that h guous Senna not cloudy and tambi- two ports ma onda apprehensive.| À modern Process Work L of Arc\u201d, ne question a ner de the Feder- foarte, Eng.June 17\u2014A resol Foe D Fee satisfied vor Chicago convention\" the casein the ÂT GONVE or astern Canada, or at hap o \" 7 Photogravure of the \u201cAbsent Mind.i 0 whet reprovi solu- e : .y rates cé ein approved or deep ihe ita Irish oie the Government for | %on Bay.essibliity of the Hud- the West.be given on coal from | Hand colored etchings in Dend +, dep OR the firm, the (Commission said conference here between Irian the senate debate was adjourned b The Government would have to' Inn\u201d.y Sadlers Picture \u201cThe Wayaide way dal rail- tor Fowl .y act immedia 0 Mr.O'ton wer- disapproved.egstes and the er.tely or there nt ihe Federation aparoved\u201d ey Rarwiymen sation ere cna disireseed.marin) wes aies Labor President Was the Only| sir ober Banton a come O14 colored prints, \u201cSalmon Fishing\u201d.\u2018 Mrinalpie of reorganization but the! \u201cThe present murders and ou | advanced à stage.riners) was also .One To ernment took rden said the Gov-(ll A Good examples of Fine Messotint Engrs methods o% pinion arose trom me result in Ireland are the bres beet a The Senate adjourned until , : \u2014 Vote Against In« {aso and haa done pr Several weeks wakening\u201d, and \u201cJuliet\u201d.vings in \u201cThe Sous \\ 0 be employed oe result of the Gove: » inevitable {day &t 3 o'clock.u Fei- oreasi \u201cTh ad practically every- In #ir Robert Bord : not govern: rament\u2019s policy in \u2014 : ng His Salary : Fac-aimile subjects we have e ng Ireland \u2014_\u2014\u2014 present.A po tht\u2019, ve \u201cA corner .take up She \u2014emorial Ps - Lo with the wishea 6 Te menccordance RESTRICTION OF - .set was Jae ari ee ne ol A Cian a oe.of The ve\u201d.and to give pee on.ays .ser of pose e series of Colored 5 = ter hin consideration.Te Mat oe condemn auch outrages: CANADAS EXPORTS Lloyd George Said in Com- |\" Montreal.Que, June 11\u2014(Can- Le On ay, Hon.JD.po : Print Yachting Boeddd.~~ Tv ~ Reorganization was to e Irish people them pnd \"lc.tn tess) \u2014~President Gom, Senator G.D.Robe } ection of pretty English Landsca ity In the serv a vital neces.| io Protect human lite and ye ves : mons He Could of he American Fedor Pers.| Ministers h obertson.Thess pes in oll by H.Chuich, + ely In the service, he stated, a and equally to the Government Read \u2019 ould Not Ado bor.was badly defenses or que for ad met representatives Some very Interesting Pictur avis sereormed in the nterent rect provocation by sending mum a Second Time at Ot-|.the Su Pt convention today on two Important re ana Chie Industries | We ha ve of Dors it ice reform, toms to ean.\" v sending muni| | tawa\u2014Ref Tos .ggestion questions.| The frst was important | gp endeavored to get from them a, ve a wide range of subjects, in order that our cust , me - t was alto resol erred To Special of the conventi ues.curate statement of iJ] may nave ur customers : Jam ved to requ cord as on going on re.| Conditions.8h the an opportunity to THE EXPORT 0 ames Henry Thomas.General Bee.Committee ; London, June 17.\u2014(By ca erp re Jn tavor ot publie pointment af ortly after the ap: ot least one subject each evening hese pictures.we will exhibit \u2018to arra men\u2019s Union; ress)\u2014In Sd n.Ass'q (roads and à ates rail.| the Covernment h ee, | ows.or EE detre with Mr.Ottawa.Ont, J tes) in the House of Commons or them Tu le aie management EE reared the 0 | tation composed jo appoint a depu- | Press) \u2014Second une 17\u2014(Can, |QWestion said he ler replying to a|OPPOted and it was r.Gompers was |SPencer, of the Boa © Officer a ro hn Saual number re) iecond reading was given |mEFestion of e could not adopt the |VOles to 8,348.Th carried by 9,058 | Commissioners.rd of Raliway G SEI ; and South Tretan ion from North |the blll whi Commons today to \"Wheat b u bounty on Canadian |Yole on a re .\u2018The second was the Mr, Spencer h: | ° FERT & so F nd, to end ch amende th rought here t P : resoïution to incr er had spent much \u201c ; create an atmosph endeavor to|Act giving the e Customs |Shortage in th 0 mest thojPréfidents salary ease the |!n the United St time » aU [0d permanent solution to be found.power to pronibis ar rear in-Councl) Tn the Hous heme crops.812000, Mr.rs 3195000 he the situation there and investigating 16 FABRIQUE STREET Oo i Mr.Thomas zaid e found.[Port of any nec rict the ex- (tion of con rés, the ques- |°\"!Y Vote against thi ed the| ~ speed up cos esvoring À \u2019 pposite City Hall à : voul the Premier (from a emary commod: stant consultatio His d s.1 shipments to Can.|= = \u2014 y Hall.\u201c No intimation As To What men mest, 2 deputation of railway.ods, xcept under etn LS ment and on tion led President Gomera ques- re Mahoney, \"| \u2019 The Ge read, a had been |wo by Lord C| \u201cjo'are late t pers to de-|th .representative of \u2018 President Wilson's Attitude ors ienineascs of votre soso.|8 wpe second me.Bir Toker sisson re Impori ord, Share ule sire\u201d whether he oma.seek the Department of Trade snd Com 7 .tions saying th resolu- |® special co referred ts! in, ortance of re-election to th, seek | ber of rematning mem- Will Be re.C ry re eer passed by | House mmittee of the wh 5 & concession policy in the Em.| SdctRtl e presidency of the of the War Trade Boa : 8.Conference the ft; all Irish conference which | M conmponed of homer.Van jpire and the nocess! n the Em-| The sh had acted in the Uni rd, whe ; wo days has discussed which | Martin® Burrell, Hon.J .Hon.lin constan ty for keeping e salary of Secreta Fuel Controll ted States under : political situation in the Irish |Hon.T.A.Cre .J.A.Calder, [1 t touch temporaril: Morrison was ry Frank oller C.A.Magrath Bb 1 rer, #1 mperiai y.The salved from been wor .had \u2018 ar Yamhineuon.D.C.\" June 11 and from n% Viewpointe Aspects ton, on ws Fielding: Toa master Saninet nai operated Leone and those of the oe to reeking ee Shoes States \u201cThe Phonograph With a Soul.\u201d expectation \u2014Con- > neie-King, X + W.| machine: but some|s ration were raise Robert added ge.Sir forthcoming fr no notice was | SINN FKINERS pointe, and R.F rnest La- Ty Was necessar 43 to $00 a week à from] ed that three G sé 9 .> om the Whit as NERS KEEP ON West.F.Green, Koot future bevond th y for thejhote! ex and allowance for | Mot, Steamers had overn- £ raved or velar ani Wilson apr YOBRYISG THE POLICENES \u2014\u2014\u2014_ #87 | hoped ne conference next year|' diem, | ne from 36 to [Con between Nova Bcotla and sont ve 9 ; which oed ite resolu ookstown, Ireland, J _ ould rat separate year or three weeks.ont.3 hich would authorise aphcpolution |hundred Sinn Foiners todus ah News Inde provided the British Empire.with Tt must be remembered.h i.Canadian Government er in the ove tra es barracks here pes Ke moulé plored of government whieh The Weather tat there vont enormous demand exclaimed Thomas A Æ 5 tnclal Governments of Queue, Ou.police tn the u rable the diffe .er coal by shi : .Edison Ie ta of of the buil pper part the E rent parts of the Atla ps crossin Come \u201c Qu trio and New Brinewick.relative poice ullding.(They captured two coal Shortage oar ' a ee and har-| Toronto, Ont.June 17\u2014Th ee emi far a pomible, pi three lice, are ll Jay a duplicate of Mr.Edison's ° ; Council of the ire tive Orders-in.| \u201cte two hours\u2019 Aghtin rew| Why Employ n Commons.pression which was e do.|NIies must de avoided nker sup- onograph\u2014the Offici : x + expert où 1e three Provindes a Cookstown 1» 8.Ask Res! oreign Agency.IMPORTANT CO Valley laut nigh over the Ohlo| The suppt .tory Model You'l icial Laborapu'pwood from Cana # to lUnioniet a strong Tyrone|P gnation of Gove: .NFERENCE dle Atlas t now covers Mid- [Can ly of coal comin .u'll hear for 1 z LEProo.from Canada.contra.Ulster ¢ | President Hopeful rnment.London, June 17.\u2014 ntie Btates and - ada during the last r to] meant his hi 3 yourself what Edison ! CALLS THEM \u201cU: que by the punire and mas fenators Have Busy.Bar, emocraties.George conferred with ne conora peak over Manitoba a te Oe se had been ereatly rodney by historical exclamation: \u201cI've got it!\u201d EM \u201cUNIONIZED bilised.but were not asked to asset trish Situation Discusesd.poday, reportediy on the rubject 2% the Lake region.Rain has fallen in trikes of switchmen and other » Asbury.Park, N 105 AMERICA\u201d | racks.the siege of the bar.an Wheat Bountry Rejected, considered ap This conference is taco and a tow showers nave of On.|In the pam Meena States.With.oO an S Music Sh - » NJ.JU _ oO Page , robabl; red in A! ave occur- .however, .Seed States \u2018oun £3 ba cale The ed oy Tustiindes bu rares wound.| Of Interst To wo.ee int one the mien weil have ther a aarrios - Aimy cer of Rarer br he 29 PALACE HILL, op : clared merica\u201d de.| \u2018he e raiders : eting with en fair.at \u20ac a : t mer sens jam Richacde, Je hove Duneay Into the fired Ross R Page Three, Yi orand in France ar Tier Temperatures: ey mproved and eine Tel, 4748.: moa nia al address.bofore sh york capte .motor ory later in-| Buplls\u2019 Work ow A cused, _ Saskatoon rate.rd st 8 more normal TORO nual con je an.[there w n whi, ac ICE Pri LI State onvention oF the New York | Férous f= : quan suffering from ch American Editors In acute.oY IN SHIPPING LAND Prince Bupert en at the situation was not so alarmi NTO STREET RY THREATEN 50 = Doth government phd alti vi certained thut andr tes as.Coho raver soneur Quilty.Wyatt, of es June 17\u2014Capt.Vans ee had indicated.time as Mr.Lemieux CALLS MASS-MEETING % COAL , \u201chave run the cou 0 he| during the day.ved them [Injunction Wi e Fine Corps.tce bers on, reports a large | HOO Jaw .Grote The questio: PRODUC evcensive government\u201d ntry with \u2014 rit Refused.The lat, 46.7 and.lon Battleford Toe eee pt; cation of future \u20ac : TION CU described n and what h REF \u2014\u2014 .Page F position given is g.45.Po PP 0.y must be squar oa} aup- ; ' gounolle\u201d.\u201cIn the pyranmical Javor Paris, one I CELLORSHIP Editorial: Press Comment , mise ast of Sydney.Tore ort Party for vee ees ne a Tere were mr Can- To Sonsider Extending Time Because Royal Commi red.the gover years, he | Kaufbeu \u2014Rr.Mayer V Page ° tween are also reported be.| London rene oan ee v pon the coal reserv e- owed Co., to Al selon declared.the government has con.|faires h ren, German Charge D'Ag.| Lea! Dip! Five.in elds are sien revorted be: [Crome LL ll mited States.Canada has heron =, to Answer re.| Pr \u2019 done ft in, everything and has |th ere, has refused th At.| Laval Diploma and Prize List e track of shipping bet y» Cees ee resources, but the ad the con)| [NOR omised Nova Sootian Cel most inefficte the German Ch e ofter of | Mr: H.L.F.Blak: treal and Syd ween Mon.| Kinsston .the difficulty | ease of Pay wasteful way,\u201d nt and ed him ancellorehip Convoca! ® Off to Ungavi ney.Otta: matter of tran ay tn I u - by Karl Trimb tender tion at Bishop's C 8.|.wa.enormous sportation.Th iors Has Not Materialized \u2014_\u2014 the dure dents miborn, leader of Dinner Party at ollege.| |SALVAGIN - {Montreal supplies must © ntre Party wh Cort Citadel.G CANADIAN REC] Quebes available to be made| Toronto.Ont, Jun \u201c.Ing 0 form the new 0 Iv try.respondence.Montrea a RUIT Ce be ae ae 0000 Dominio: people all over the|mest , © 171\u2014A mass - .3 oon Anuuunnuey istry Li, premnired aan in Footbal Page Six, ations rest June 17.7 Satrage oper- pried Cees ee ae ae that psy ra den man Tans Se pe emoloyess of the chraner.NB.June 17.\u2014Drast® tion.ootball Lea adlan R e Can- tee seer es otal coal reent of th ompany was call- rce the appointm a DRIVE ON w| Mr.Mayer A sue Make Cha ecruit, below Quebs resources the ed for midn promised ent t explained ccuse Becket nges.\u2018a stated ehec, and it Forecasts: Empire, of the Bi ight tom, Royal Com $ COAL PROFITLERS * mission na has x he Considered the Corer Given anort Nous s [erty ave \u201cze four in ve within | Lower Lakes and aso rgian Bay he iower grades of I TIER the question of redire the time pan Nova Sota co .oderate to fi :|the coat of lignite allowed the ute, was thres \u201c % 00 important Le fulfill In Parts as |Peince lon To Comtrol Boxt is stated to ho little à er cargo resh northerly to n deposits among company to \u2019 mé tened 4 \u2014 or him to gt rincess Took Feat ng.amaged.westerly winds; fair: orth- [and the R must be utilized |SNOWer give Its | mine leaders at United Mi 814 this juncture, sive it up | Burke Wo ure Event.CANADA Toe resterly winds: tair: stationary or & (da) bo esearch Connell had to che demand made on Wed.[°° hesdauarters this i.: Washington, D.# \u2014 Big n Handicap Trophy ADIAN PROFESSOR ne rm perature, ard at work o ad a spe-jnesday morning that |A morning.» DC.Jun RUMO re League Basebalt .aws Valley and U Bir Robe this problem.at the maximum ccording to these > g A dnive on profiteers in bru.% AND WOUNDED rarer Pas At A Glance.London.Jun ved ENGLAND | winde; one © roth northesly vy te Queber and Montre country ve not lces than 66 cents | err ormeetans ths Fallfas ed ; se er is ordered to.% BY BELGIAN | NW Party F : sooi .June 17-(Cansdian As e erally fair; not e Governme and the .Manager R.J.Fi vere promised that such - Atorner-Ge Doorn, June 17\u2014Th sn ormed In France.ointed Press-\u2014Prof.Joh - |change in temperature.\u2019 much in peek nt was doing 1 of the Tor : Fleming, [mission would cha Com 8 r.norat 8% |sistent rumors | 17\u2014There are.per ould Have Had U.8.De! Back, form .John Bennett| Lowe ure.ing to avoid 8 its duty e Toronto Railway Co! vid be functioning withe : \u2018 - 4 legates.à erly of Queen's Ui r St.Lawrenc sertous all dan notified mpany, (in two weskd ¢ ; & |tormer mors in the village that the Ottawa Baptists In Cont Jeity, Kingston, Ont.niver- |Nerth Shore: Fresh e Gulf and coal shortage.rer of ed the ofticiala of rom that t'me.Th: J : .The the Street | days Have oi tes AN Federal dis 1 Pi et a been Win Not Boop Turkieh Treaty, | |2t Bneftiols Unie nt, hes been ap- (io northerly wi orn stand to adjourn was then withdrawn, Railway's Union, Wie aft nce slapped wh! nies were orde trict attor- 8 ling y à Belgian who Treaty.at Sheffield U: odern History [cha winds: fair; not much _ thdrawn., thés afternon, that anything \u2018to indicate that \\ red a forged , show.Page Eight, niversity.Dee in temperat roro \u2014\u2014 owing to the short ti ernment at the LB special attenu to mive %|to Doorn Canle.gained admittance | Frenc Maritime NTO STREET me given by the ent intends to make aa 8 Xen (tension te charges H|the form Castle, Ît is asserted that |® h Worship Hers, UTRAWBERRIES iy Maritime: Fresh to strong easter.Toronto.June RY.srRixy, [S/O for the company to reply to move in the matter, end ware | ® seek ala eriag and to Sila the Tow Bmperor was rondes hipping Notes.MAY with rain theasterly winds; unsettled [of the Toront 17\u2014The directors | 10 MO\" demand, he wae unabl among the miners hus rises to î rentes Tara 8 rit ane that tne Betgian was | mnanciat and Comme Hamien, Ont Pret er Supirior: Te aes winds; tate at ty morning at ten sonemTer [Te union of of irestors together.hist piteh particularly fa some olal and Co: h \u2026 June 17, \u2014 Tne [Nd 8 little : e one and {The union off : 3 ss t has been impessidl mmercial News, |PFice of straw! warmer, pm.but a officials discussed ! co AUNNUNNANNNNNNN ar TR aves ramos ass New York and Moatreal Marketa [S30016 S08 yours Local eaters Hite iene (or.tionary or o the thretence stoman DATO | Tae vo call ihe men together Be | aramtie seven uate Owe malts Page Tea, say they carried Sasha empernture.way à e of street rail men together at [an wa makes At The Theatres a oa big tehowan y employées tomorrow rail- {midnight to decids wheth tan early move.What .and are not early .ok scattersd of and \u20ac Amerta A tow he éirector pe \u201d roraine: tend the time we oe hee to ¢ = érastio actien will fe form on.8- (part fair, slatioanry of most [sien this afternoon oti r Ean to Wednesday next, or to strike will not state, but Rt perature, bigher tom- |MacKensle had noth lam [o'clock Friday morning at 3 {what they really \u2018 : qurding the ag Le say res [agreed 48 had been [tbe 22 av Ww , situation.upon et the recent ty percent evil.prod * meeting.mass | cut, recently sdviend dy J.\u2018 \\ 4 .A vs ; | a Our customers and the public in general are requested to note that we have moved to Nü 347 Bt.John Street.We also have pleasure in announcing that we have added to ordinary stock a complete as- sertment of pedal bicycles and acesssories, as well as a repair department.Graveline & Kennedy Diatributors for the Province of Quebec of Excélsior, Henderson and Cleveland Motoreycles *, Agents Wamted- OPEN AT NIOHT.AplL30xzmen,wod.fritt CANADIAN NATIONAL AILWAYS EASTERN LINES.SEALED FENDERS, addressed to C.R.Brown, Chief Engineer, marked on the outside \u201cTender foe Grading, Charny will be received up to 12 o'cloc! June 25th ifpeblaying fer direct Sommeet sn en, bee Brid Plans, gineer » Tunnel Ter- miser Monizeal, P.Engineer, pan ui Lines, Moncton, ivision Engineer, Levin, 1° co the cons tions bic yr obtain offices, == eh plans ars on cxhibilon.ust he accompanied b ser heque, payable to the are caf Cu Raileaye, de 34,000.00.or any tender not neceussrily - F.P, BRADY, Comers! Min Deted st Moncton, N.B., CH ARRAN HOUSE DALHOUSIE, N.B.Cauañe\u2019s favorite Resvrt.Bathisig, Fishing, Hunting, Mestiza Tenia, Dancingote.oe .» sovva socsoes Holbreok's eustard, per pack- sessescocu0.Â00 Sure Whip for whipping cream, per bottle .180 Vanilla, lemon, raspberry, fi LIMITED.167-178 St.Joseph Street & | | ' 9 t Te R035 À Quebec's Leading Newspaper IFLE FACTORY BOBS - UP IN DEBATE ON ESTIMATES ~~ INTHE HOUSE OF COMMONS Hon.Jacques Bureau Asks For Information Relative To the + Sale of Machinery\u2014Intimates That Superintendent in i Charge of Dismantling Plant Was Vendor and Purohaser Ont, June 17.\u2014Agsin In ne, \u2018roue today the militia estim- ales met with strenuous opposition As item after item came before the committee, Hon.W.L MacKensie- King, Leader of the Opposition, met It with a motion for reduction.Hu motions were invariably defeated with great majorities, the Progres: vives voting with the Opposition Finally when, after dome hours of discussion, the committes rose, 8 sumber of militia home remained later consideration.ata of the estimates lay ehiefly along the line of need for retrenchment and economy.Hon Jacques Bureau broke form the beaton track in a demand for information concerning the famous Rost rifie factory at Quebec, of which the Government entered into posseasior some time ago.Mr.Bureau decla- ved that according to information ir his possission, valuable machinery was being scrapped instead of tenders being calied for.Colonel Fisher, the Superintendent in charge of dismantling, Mr.Bureau went on, was also sald to be proprietor of the Enterprise Foundry, of Backville, N.B., to which the machinery had been shipped.Was this correct?Mr.Bureau asked.Was the superintendent at the same time vendor and purchaser?Hon.Hugh Guthrie, Minister of Militia, promised to give the House tull information when next in supply on the militia estimates.And for the time being, Mr.Bureau's questions stood.Mr.MacKensie-King urged that the $263,112 asked for the Lindsay Arsenal and $532,512 for Quebec be taken together.It meant a tota) of $750,000 or $400,000 more than In 1914.He would move to cut $150,000 trom the Lindsay and $289,000 from the Quebec items.The amendment on the Lindsay item was lost by 49 to 39.H.B.Morphy voted with the Opposition.The Progressives were also against the Chovernment.Ar.King's motion to reduce the vote for the Dominion Arnesal as Quebec, by $280,000 was defeated dy fifty to thirty nine, The Progress!- ves voted with the Opposition and the item was then carried on divi- slo.Previously, thers had been considerable discussion on a vote for cadet service.A.R.McMaster, (Brome) would have preferred the training given to boy scouts and girl guides.He urged the danger of militarism.The military note should be left out of the training.To this Government members re.eponded by emphasizing the necessity of preparedness.ir Sam Hughes remarked that Mr.McMas- ter's speech reminded him of the \u201csloppy stuff served up\u201d previous to the war hy Wev.J.A.MacDonald, former editor of the Toronto Globe.Early in the sitting Hon.Rodolphe Lemieux brought up on a motion to adjourn the question of coal supply, and following discussion on the militia estimates, the House considered the bill to amend the Post Office Act- Hon.Rodniphe Lemieux, Post.master-General in the Laurier Govvernment, urged that thers was no need for 24,000 employees In the Pust Office Department.Jobs were being created throughout the country.Money was running wild.Mr.Lemieux alro objected to Ministers shitting the responsibility for reorganizing their departments to the shoulders of \u2018\u201cGerman-America Arma.\u201d The House this afternoon took up the third reading of the bill respecting the Diractor of Coal Operations Hon.Arthur Meighen stated tha.during previous consideration of the measure ha had announced that thers were no disputes following on, or in any way connected with orders mada by the Director of Coal Operations.He had since dis: covered that there was one such dispute which was practically a disa- areement briween two unions, the United Mina-Workers of American and the One Big Union.Mr.King understood .that the Government of Alberta intended to take exception to what was consld- ered to be an over-riding of its rights by the present legislation.Sir Robert Borden replied that se far as he was aware the Government had heard nothing of any pro: test from the Governments of Al- r\u2014 berta or British Columbia in regard to the bill.If theses governments wished to take exception to the bill It was curious that instead of com- raunicating with the Dominion Government, they had whispered In the ear of the leader of the Opposition \u2014if that had been done.The Dominion Government had no desire to infrings on the jurisdiction of any Provincinl Government.The coal orders were made that the peopls in Alberta and Saskatchewan might have cosl D.D.McKensle asked that the Act be amended to provide that ii should no interfere with any litigation already commenced In the otvil courts.A.R.McMaster.(Brome) supported the suggestion.Third reading was the carried on division, the division being formal Jn the request of the Leader cf the Opposition.There was no vote.Mr.Meighen's bill to amend the (rrigation Act was then read a second time and passed through the Committees stages.The main object of the bil! és ta bring waters which have their orl- gin in springs, under the jurisdiction of the Irrigation Law.The wording of the Irrigation Act had feft some doubt that such waters were included.W.A.Buchanan, (Lethbridge) took occasion to call the attention of the House to the grave situation caused by soll drifting in Southern Alberta.These people he maid, had lost everything they had and were In the same position as the people of Halifax a few years ago when a terrible calamity fell on that city.The only safe remedy was to develop Irrigation and it would require the co-operatian of provincial and Federal governmehts.Something would have to be done and done immediately.Otherwise these people would leave the country and give « black eye to the West.He invited Hon.MacKensie-King and Mr.McMaster to stop off at Lethbridge when they undertook thelr Western trip this fall \u201cWe'll be there\", answered the two Opposition members, who chan.cod to be sitting together.D.D.McKensie thought that the people of Western Canada were the victims of Divine dispensation, while the people of Halifss suffered through the stupidity of certain men sent by this Government to take charge of Halifax harbor.He took the ground that if the Government had encouraged people to go on these Western lands that it should do everything possible to make them into good farm property.On the other hand if the lands had been purchased from speculators and the people who purchased them, had chosen to pass by \u2018the Government property, he did not see why the Government s'iould now atep in and spend a large sum of money on irrigation, On the suggestion of Messrs.Mac- Kenzie-King, and McMaster, an amendment was inserted In the Irrigation bill providing that the or- Jers of the Minister are subject to the approval of the Governor-in- Council, which provides for an appeal against these orders The hill was then reported, was a third time and passd the final stages.The House then went into committee of supply on militia estimates.Explaining an increase in the appropriation for cadet service, Hon.Hugh Guthrie said that it was the intention of the Government to resume the cadet camps this year, which had been neglected during the last years of the war.The present vote of $390,000 corresponded with pre-war figures.In the last two pears, expenditure for cadet service had dropped off to $63,000 and $100,000 respectively.The Minister thought that there would be = eral agreement in his belief that the radet service was of enormous value apart from any military significance and it should be brought up to prewar standarda, D.D.McKensie thought cadet training would give young men an appetite to join militia units later.In view of the country\u2019s financial condition, it was unwise to spend money on cat corps They could even do without tho militia for a few years.He sald tribhte to Sir Sam Hughes, who had done more tor the training of young men in Canada thar any living maa.Mr.Guthrie argued that an impression had bean given that the cadet corps was useless during the war.Members or ex-members of the corps had won 26 Victoria Crosses, 1,639 other decorations, and their enlistments totatied 44,806, General Griestach and J.H.Durnham, (Petertoto) dsfended the cadets The latter wanted the corps placed under the Health Departments because all doctors agreed that the heaithtul benefits decived from the corps were inestimable.Mr.McMaster urged that girls as well as boys were entitied to this physical training.He would favor the money being spent on boy ssouts snd girl guildes rather than this somi-milkary cadet service.Ho poke at length on the dangers attending aay cencpesion te milite.PUPILS WORK AT MAGKAY INSTITUTE Parents and Friends Well Impressed With the Skill Manifested by the Children As the annual Exhibition of pu- pile\u2019 work at MacKay = Institute.Montreal, for deaf-mutes and blind, could not take place on account of an epidemic of measles, & parents day was held on Saturday afternoon, June 13.There was & good \u2018attendance of parents and friends, All expressed great satisfaction at the general proficiency of the pupils both in class work and manuel training, and also on the healthy, neat appearance of the children and the several improvements that have been made in the buildings.The Kindergarten class trained by the Oral System for the deaf and Montessori Method, showed that the foundation steps of thelr education had been laid faithfully and thoroughly under the able guld- ance of Miss Anderson.Their writing was excellent.A recitation spoken by an older deaf girl and signed by several Kindergarten tots was delightful.Then followed Junior and Senior classes in Arithmetic, Geography Language and Scripture, both written and oral.The lip-reading, articulation and defective-speech classes showed splendid progress despite the fact that Miss Daly who is a specialist in those subjects, did not take up her work till January owing to il-health One of the managers, Mr.C.W, Lindsay was present and made a short address stating that owing to the increased expenses the Board of Management had decided to raisd the fees Then Iw presented the prizes offered by hiinseif to the boy and giM who had been best ali through the year In studies, occupations and conduct.Anna McCullough and David Stract were the happy winners and received each a valuable book.The dances of the girls were gone through gracefully and in good time although unable to hear the music, reflecting great cre- ait on the careful instruction of Miss MacLaurin.* The ciosing item was a hymn signed by the Senior girls and sung by Miss Barr.The visitors then inspected the needlework which in quality and nuantity showed that the industey and skill of Mise Cunningham had eon emulated by her pupñe The millinery and carpentry work were cothimented on most favourably.Then came the much looked for- wart to event\u2014a tea-party of cakes, ice-cream and strawherries donated hy Mrs.Alan Law, one of the managers.The excitements were even then, not over for the day.The school again gathered in the Assembly Hall and addresses and presentations were made to Miss Snowdon who in leaving te be married.The older girle\u2019 gift was a lovely linen luncheon set trimmed with crochet lace.the work of the girls\u2019 own clever fingers.The junior girls then came torward with à pretty cretonne br containing neatly hemmed dusters The Tiny Tots had also prepared » surprise package, containing a besu.titul china cup and saucer.A hand some sectional bookcase made in our own carpe=ter\u2019s shop was the boys token of regard.rt rt rism.Judging from the speeches made in the House in the last few days he thought that we were na nearer the international! peace than we were in 1914.The statesmen were sti] calling for hug expenditures on militia and promising ta achieve peace by this means.The militarist nations had promised that hefore and only achieved war.It was st!ll the statesmen and the business men who started wars and profited by them.It war the boys that did the Aghting.The military note should be left out of this training.which shculd be given to both girls and boys.H.H .Stevens, ( Vancouver) strongly objected to being referred to as & militarist.He said that Mr.McMaster had classed the members who supported the militia estimates as milltarists.Canada, wid Mr.Stevens, had never been a militaristic nation.ven If the League of Nations proved successful, what countries forming it would be requested to contribute a certain \u2018quota of soldiers.He believed that Canada should retain the skeleton of a military force.Sir Sam Hughes remarked that Mr.McMaster's speech reminded him of the \u201csloppy stuf\u201d which was served up by J.A.MacDonad, former editor of the Toronto Globe, and Dr.Starr Jordan, previous to the war.It was discovered subsequent.ty, he said.that halt of Mr.Mac.Donald's salary was paid by a peace soolety it.the United States sir Sam intimated that the money probably emanated from German sources.Bir Sam said that it Britain and France had been ready to fight Germany in 1914 there would noi have been & war.Germany would have been afrald to start a war.He declared his belief im cadet training Dr.P.McGibbon, (Muskoka) said it was not fair to refer to the supporters of the militia estimates as militariste The item for cadet service carried, as also did that of 860.000 for clothing und necessaries, before sup- 7 | decorate around CIECHSLOVS NRE FINE CORP Three Thousand Under Canvas at Valcartier Camp\u2014 6,000 Expected There are many interesting features about the Csecho-Blovak forces that are at Valcartier Camp under canvas, waiting transports to take them back home after an absence of five or aix years, and chief among them is the \u201cStorm Battalion,\u201d or 83 it is known amongst the Czechs, the \u201cBattalion of Death,\u201d The niembers of this battalion, which ls 800 strong, have the regulation uniform of the Czecho-Slovak army, that is, a khaki uniform after the Belgian model, and in addition they have on the left sleeve, a small scarlet patch upon which is ® skull and cross-bones.Every member of this battalion was wounded at least once, and among the 800, they have accumulated one thousand wounds The conditions that every recruit who volunteered had to fulfill were that he be under 25 years of age, and unmarried, for it was a \u201cBattalion of Death.\u201d It was not felt that it would be wise to take any married men in the ranks.The Storm Battalion have steel helmets made on the French model, with a kind of matting inside to mitigate the shock of a bullet or rifle blow, while their rifles and bayonets xre of Japanese manufacture.They are à fine body of men, and the whole three thousand of them presented a very soldierly appearance yesterday morning as they marched to their tents after their morning drill, headed by their battalion band.The men are given every means that can be had of amusing themselves when they are off duty.There la a library of 3,700 books, in both Russian and Czecho, while there are two bands that give concerts, and classes for those who wish to iearn foreign languages At the present time a great many of the men are taking up the study of English and French.All the officers speak both English and French, as well as their own language, and Russian or German, while the majority of the men speak German and Russian as well as their native language.The men are quartered in their own part of the camp, and have their flags flying al! over.The national colors are white and red, with a border of blue, while at the top of every flagstaft are four rings joined together, rapresenting the four provinces that go to make up the Republic of Czecho-Siovakia, Bohemia, Moravia, Sllesia and Slovakia, In their library are a huge collection of photographs, taken of the various places where the troops have been.There is a special photographer for each battalion.whose duty only it Is to nothing else except take photos.There are two brown bears in the camp, that were brought from 8i- heria with the troops, and they are the pets of the camp.The bears are very tame, while two cubs, that were also brought along, move round as freely as they like.During their spare time the men their tents, and many designs, both artistic and fantastic, are to be seen.\u2018The national colors\u2014\u2014white ane re.\u2014pre~om:nate, while the Czech word of wet- come, \u201cNazdar.\u201d is also seen in front of a number of tents.When they are not decorating their tents or sleeping, the men love nothing so much as to wash their clothes, and many be seen scrubbing away as if for dear lite.They were three weeks on the transport.and were then six days coming East {rom Vancouver, so that, as the of- fAicers explained, it is only natural that they want to have their clothes clean.Next week it is expected that a great demonstration will be held, at which 808 men will take part.They will give an exhibiticn of their national songs and folk dances, Two more transports are expected coon, and It is thought that some 4,000 more men will soon be on their way to Valcartier Camp.At the present time the different units in the camp are as follows: 7th Infantry Reg-:nent, under the command of Col.Vanya: the 2nd Storm Battalion, under command of Major Gasek; and one battery of Horse Artillery, of Kullkovaky, under command of Major Sosal, The two transports that are on their way with the other six thousand troops, have on board the foi- lowing units: 8th, 9th and 10th infantry Regiments: the 1st Cavairy Regiment 1 the 3nd Division of the Artille, \u201c® Many of the suldiers in the group now at the Camp are married, and are waiting for the first opportunity to return home after an absence of five years, to me their wives and children.All of the soldivrs has saved a (airly substantial sum of money out of his wages, and sach.19 & member and shareholder of the Bank of Lesionaries, a mavings bank that was opened by the men themselves.Efforts are being made hy the officers of the force to have the Csecho Slovaks march through the atreeta of the city some day next week, headed by their fine bands The Camp authorities have noth- Ing but praise for the Czecho-Slovaks and say that they are a fine body of men, and a credit to the Camp of Vaicartier, It is expected that His Exeelioney the Governor-General, will inepeet.the Csecho-Slovake this afternoon at per recess.the Camp.QUEBEC, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920.) AMERICAN EDITORS ARE IN QUEBEC Members of National Editorial Association Reached Here Last Evening The delegates of the Nationa) Newspaper Bditors of the United States, who attended a Nationai Convention of Press men at Boston, in the first week of June, and who are now making at tour of Canada before returning to their homes and duty in the United States, arrived In Quebec lam evering at 5:30 o'clock, in the special miilion dollar train placed at their service by the Canadan National Rellways.The train arrived at the Canadian National Ratlways Station, formerly the Quebec and Lake Si.John mation, 8t.Andrew mreet, and were met by the editor of the Chronicle and several other locai newspaper men to bid them welcome.The visitors were delayed an hour past the time of thei scheduled arrival, which delay was caused by train stopping on the Quebec bridge t> allow the scribes to take close observation of this one of the engineering wonders of Lhe world.An opportunity which they appreciated and made the most of, by the editors and thuir ladies.Delighted with the scenic properties of the panorama they lost tv time getting on tu the monster vieel s:ructure, tu take pho- tograpks of its architegiure, and the sweeping panoranm that they visualised up and down the river St.Lawrence and the surrounding country, and after an hour of drinking in the beauties of the situation, re-em- barked on their train, and proceeded on their way tv Quebec city.The commouous and luxuriously appointed million dollar train with the fifty delegates and fifty ladies, steamed Into the C.N.R.Station and ater the Company disembarked to take in the sights of the city, and .he Chateau Frontenac, the famous Quebec celebrated hostelry, the fame of which was known to the entire world and which they had heard su much about.This morning as the guests of the city they will be taken on a trip to St.Anne de Beaupre, «0 visit the famous shrine and on -heir return to Quebec will stop over at the Fails of Montmurency, Wavre a luncheon will served at the Ken: House and when they return to the city will be free to take in the agbts of the city, and in the evening attend a band concert on the Dueftrin Terrace \u2018by the R.C.G.A.Band.The executive Im charge of the tour of Canada are President Mr.Edward Albright, Editor Newa, Geliaton, Tenn.; Secretary, Mr.Geo.Schlosser, Editor, Republicain, Wessington Springs 8.0.; and J.Bryon Gn.Editor, News, bells Piaine, on.President Albright Speaks Mr.Albright, discussing the excursion through Canada, with a Chionicle representative sald they were delizhied with the receplion and huepitality accorded them in Nova Scoua and New Brunswick, and a reception tendered them at Riviere du Loup, where the people surned out en masse to greet them and during their short aiay there 34d their utmost to show thelr welcome by hospitality.Speaking of the pulp and paper situatfon in the United States, Mr Albright sald the situation was mos: were sorely pressed paper, many of the smaller publica- Jons were put out of business.However the National Press Association as was named at the Boston Convention, did not agree with the drastic resolution introduced in the U.S.Benaie by Senator Under wood.On the contrary they wished to see Canada and the United States arrange matiers in the same amicable manner in which our noundary and fisheries disputes were settled.The friendly relations that nave existed between the United States and Canada for the past 109 sears, they wish tv see continued and perpectuated.Our association Joes not believe In rising the big stick as was proposed by Benutor Underwood but I must say that the paper situation in the United States «4 very acute and ia our difficulty, we look to Canada to act fadr and help us in our difficulty.Lazurious Twain The special luxurious train fur.niwhed by the Canadian Nationa) Rallways that was placed at the Jress party after they concluded sheir Boston Convention and landed at Yarmouth, N.S., on June 7th, ls Jrobably the finest assembly of mod- arn steel waandard sleeping cars ever seen on any line of Rallways on this Continent.- It consists of six standard sleep- ng cars, two diners and one of the nost modern of tourist cars, and x steel baggage car.The new steel sleepers are of the very latest type and of finest construction with ail «he Tatest devices that make for vlegance and comfort while trav.fling.The diners are also of the most modern design and have the latest Improvements that afford every facility for the most efficient service Both dinere are manned by à specially selected staff, and che ex- szeltence of the cuisine has impressed the American newspaper writers most favorably.Every possible ar.angement for the eomfort of the editors is being carried out to the letter by the efficient staff of rail way men who are accompanying the train, so it will seen that that the delegates are sesing Canada unde: the very best and most pleasing Influences.As some of them expressed A: \u201cWe are journeying In a palace through a country of marvellous scenic beauty, à land of fertuiity, biessed with a wealth of resource that camnot but impress us profoundly.We will eertainly go from here with tbe finest of recollections of Caunda and of her fine mpirited Chronicleacute and while the big publications for want of Best Advertising Medium in City ; ! Beginning at Yarmouth the editors were taken hy the \u2018South shore\u201d Divison-uf the Nations! Raliways, to Halifax, from (here to Sydney, to New Ulasgow, Truro, Amherst and feckville, and from! thence to Prince Edward Island.; They relurned from the Island to; Moncton where last Sunday was! spent, and from there went tu st.| Juin.From Bt.John they visited Fredericton and then proceeded tu Newcastle, Campbeliton and Del-; housie Riviere du Loup was visited this afternon and the \u201cmillion dol- ler special\u201d arrived in Quebec via | the ridge about five o'cluck in the | evening.Everywhere the press people have | recelved a splendid welcome.The and hospitable people.\u2019 nave seen to it that every attention : has showered unon them, and the American journalists will be certain to carry home with a fine im- premsion of the hoapitality of tne Canadian people.The visitors are mostly the editors and proprietors of Western papers\u2014not the big city Juilies, but the papers of the smail- er towns and cities and the weekly papers that are read so widely in the homes of many American people.Almowt every state in the Union Le represented.The organiser of the tour is Will Wilke of Jrey Eagle Mina.a banker as well as & newsmper publisher.Mr.Wilke ls the President-elect of the Association for this year.The Radway ofticials on this sour of Canada, are Oharles K.Howard, General Agent of the C.N.R.at Boston, Maes.: C.Price Jreen, Commissioner of Industriel and Resources Department Toronto: A.H.Lincsay, Advertising Agent, Moncton; F.L.Douzon, Travelling Passenger Acent, Moncton; J.Coleman, Asst.Supt.Bleeping and Dining Cars, Husifax: H.Pacte, Inspector Sleeping and Dining Cars, Halifax: J.D.McNutt, Inspector of Traln Deapatching, Moncton; FP.Mooney, Amt.Gen.Passenger Agent, Quebec, and E.L.Desjardins, Superintenlent, Levis; and other officials of the operating and mechanicals departments to look after the train sn route.The Pressmen and their ladies will Nve on their train on their tour through Canadas, and to mest the requirements the accommodations ave been cared for In every par- Jcular and in consequence the ar- angements as perefct as in the best of hotels, MRS, PATRICK L.COLLIER : HAS PASSED AWAY.The death occurred at Bt.Francois l'Assise Hospital last night of Mrs.Patrick L.Coiller, (nee May: Mahoney) formerly of his city.Mss.Colller was taken seriously il) several months ago with pleuro-pneu- monia at Clark City and as her condition aggravated she was brought 0 this city two weeks ago for treat ment here.but in spite of all that medical science could do she passed away peacefully hms nizht aur- rounded by the members of her family.Mrs.Collier was well known In this city, and being a gifted musician and singer.she was prominent here, & few years azo in musical uircles, Bhe was & member of St.Patrick's choir and took part in mrge number of concerts and amateur entertainments.For the past ¢leven years, Mrs.Collier had made her home at Clarke City where her husband is mechanical superintendent for the Clarke Firm, and there as well as in Quebec she made a host of friends who with those in Quebec will deplore her premature death and will extened sincere sympathy to her bereaved family.Mrs.Colifer is survived by her husband, her father and mother, Mr.and Mrs.John Mahoney, of this city, one aster, Mrs.Charles 8.Gray, of Van Buren, Me, and one brother, Mr.Jack Maboney of this city.HARNESSING MICROBES, How our crops will be improved and increased by an alliance between the tractor plough, which, by the way, can do the work of five ploughs and five teams, and the kindly microbe of the earth, is explained as follows by an expert.It has been discovered that the microbes of the soil, notably those which make It fertile, are found to be much more active In autumn than at any other time of the year.The discovery of this fact will mean a large permanent increase Lo the fertility of our acres.Now that the tractor is in good use, fields are ploughed as soon as they are cut.On one farm, where the employment and production figures of the microbes were carefully studied, the tractors got to work on the fields in the trail of the cutters, all the fields being ploughed within a day or two.The advantages claimed for thie method are that the ploughing {a sasier, because the ground is soft under the standing corn: a seed bed is prepared early so that sowing can tollow at any desired moment, whils the microbes are now much more active in reducing the stubble and old roots into manure than they are at any other season.HORLICK'S \" THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Avell imitetione @ Buboiitutes INJUNCTION WRIT WAS REFUSED; LEVASSEUR BUILY1 4 Several Dominion Steel Corporation Directors Applied To Restrain the Exeoutive Montreal, June 17\u2014(Can.Press) Five members of the Board of Diporation, J.H.Plummer, snd E.R.Wood, of Toronto; and Geo.A Caverhill, Wm.McMaster, and Senator Dandurand, of Montreal, this afternoon, in their capacity as their shareholders anpealed In the courts for a writ of injunction to restrain the executive of the corporation trom holding the adjourned annual meeting of the shareholders here tomorrow.Chief Justic Archibald, who heard tre anplication held that no grounds were disclosed for Interfering with the meeting of the company and thereupon disnxissed the applica- ion.Among other the grounds for { Judgment was the fact that the application represented only a very small proportion of the shares of the company.Interesting changes in the personnel of the Board are lioked for tomorrow at the meeting.Roy M.Wolvin, President of the Dominion Stes] Corporation, interviewed tonight expressed great surprise at the action of the directors.Mr.Wolvin sald he had entered into a gentleman's agreement with these directors to give ample time for consideration and for submission to the shareholders of the points at issue and was therefors not prepared to have the matter ventilated in the courts.He stated that he considered the court's decision not to inter fers was to the best Interests of the Corporation.ONIONS DROP IN PRICE Montreal, June 17.\u2014Onlons at the Bonsecours Market in this city have dropped $2 per bag and are now velling ac $8.LOOK FOR SUGAR AT 27 CENTS A POUND Hamilton, Ont, June 17.\u2014Hamil- THE JURY FINDS | + t Last of Trio Connected With | Marlaka Train Robbery le Recommended to Mercy | After deliberating for less than an ihour, yesterday evening, the jury people of the various places visited | rectors of the Dominion Steel Cor- | returned a verdict of \u201cguilty with recommendation to the mercy of the < icourt\u201d in the case of J.Eudore Leivasseur, charged with conspiracy is ronnection with the theft of the | $71,000 from the mail van of the I \u201cOcean Limited\u201d on S:ptember 17Lh last.The trial was a very short one as tt did not star: until after eleven in the morning and the verdict was \u2018reached a few minutes after six ia the evening.Nearly all ths evidence was simile iar to that produced in the two other trials of the two men Topping and Proteau who have been feund guilty of highway robbery and are now awaiting sentence.The plea by the defence, the address by the Crown and the charge of the judge were all very short and after the jury had brought in their verdict the judge thanked.the jurors stating they had rendered the verdict he expected.The jury was then dismilsse# untit Monday next when the case of Remillard senior charged with the murder of Lucien Morrssette at Blenville last January will be the first to be tried.SPANIARDS AWAKENING TO BIG NECESSITY awakening to the necessity of ime.proved hysenic measures to desrense the mortality of this country.of the leading newspapers have joined in and demand that a ministry of health be organized to give proper \u2018attention to sanitary conditions in factories and houses.to reduce accidents to workers.and to have charge of the erection of cheap houses for the poor, old ages pensions, health insurance, maternity allow.| ances.preventinn of epidemics and + hygenic instruction for the people.! Ome newspaper quotes Dr.Juarres as having asserted that smallpox, { iintheria and tuberculosis has ise ton grocers declared today that asirremsed enormously: that births had a result of the latest boost at refineries 27 cents sugar is now almost a certainty.SIR HERBERT AMES the\u2019 lerreased and the death rate among infants grown to such an extent that | these deaths now comprised 20 per cent of the national morality.As infinitesimal number of houses boast RESUMES HIS SEAT|\"f & bath, he raid.public baths were Ottawa, Ont.June 17.-» .Even though they été not play yesterday, Cleveland stil lead the American League, although the Yankets cut down their lead a little, .e There wap only one game played fn the National League yesterday, St.Louls defeating Philadelphia by 1 te 0.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE At Jersey City\u2014 Buffalo-Jersey Clty: poned; rain.At Syracuse\u2014 Akron-Syracuse: Game postponed; rain.At Reading\u2014 Rochester-Reading: Game cailed {n third inning; rain.At Baltimore Toronto-Baltimore: in fourth inning: rain, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost.PC Game post- Game called Buffalo .36 16 686 Toronto .34 18 641 Baltimore .33 19 627 Akron .20 21 580 Reading .23 2% 441 Jersey City .11 0 a Rochester .\u2026.20 30 400 Syracuse .15 36 264 DUNCAN WON TOURNAMENT.London, June 17\u2014(Canadian Associated Press)\u2014The motorcycle sendor tourist trophy race today was won by T.C.Delahny who averaged 82 milice an hour.The £580 gold competition at Westward Ho, Devon, was won by George Duncan.The first prize was £100 and a go'd medal.He aggregated 291 in four rounds.Abe Mite ohe!l was second with 298: 1 H.Taylor, third, 301; James Braid, 4th, 302.BURKE WON THE HANDICAP TROPHY Feature Event of the Eastern Canada Trapshooting Assn Won by Markham Man Ottawa, Ont, June 17 \u2014 H.W.Burke, of Markham, shooting from the 21-yard mark, carried off the Grand Canadian Handicap Trophy In the feature event of the annual tournament of the Eastern Canada Provinclal Trap Shooting Association which was concluded at Rockliffe today.His score was 91 out of à possible 100 and was one of the big surprises of the meet.E.W.Hobbs, of Greenwich, N.Y, Geo.O'Connor, ot Ottawa, and A.D.Bates, of Hamilton, Ont., were tied for second money with 90 each, while J.R.Booth, Jr., Ottawa, P.W.Cooey, Toronts, J.Payne, Galt, Ont., and W.R.Kenyon, Montreal.were on even terms for third with 69.The special prise puneh bowl donated by His Worship Mayer Fisher, also goss with the Grasd Canadian Trophy.\u2019 The eight-man team championship was captured by the St.Hubert No 1 team, which turned in a total of 178 out of a possible 200, the Montreal squad being second with 167.The Hamilton gunners added the Mail Trophy and the five-man honors to their collection, defeating a field of seven teams.They scored 238 out of a possible 250, while Toronto grabbed second money with 228.Ottawa No.1 were third with 222, Sam G.Vance, the Tillsonburg star.won the Governor-General's Trophy for the high score of 300 targets in registered events and the 100 birdr in the handicap.He had a record of 37% out of the 400.ADMIT CHILDREN FREE TO GROUNDS Decided at Meeting of Sports Committee Last Evening at Exhibition Grounds he Sporth Commitiee of the Exhibition held à meeting last evening, and decided that, in view of the many requests that have been re- pelved from different people, automobiles and vehicles wiil be permitted to enter Inslde the race course for the summer season, and that no extra charge wil be made for the same.Tt was also decided that children under 15 years of age, accompanying their parents, will be admitted free to the races, (n the grandstand or on any part of the grounds.On Runday afternoon thers will be a double attraction.Traviv's Band will give a concret, while the races wil be run off an usual.There will be two good clanses of one mile races and they will be under the three in five system.Entries for these races wifi be published In tomorrow's columns of this paper.* GOLD CUP WINNER FOULED OPPONENT Amcot Heath.Ene.June 17.\u2014Vin.eount Astor's Rurhan won the Ascot fiold Cup raca run here today.Sir W.Neison's Tanziers was second Since the opening.of -taile with our employees.cause of considerable loss ed attention to his work.look something.Besides, ment, in the best interests of its present and future customers, has adopted the following wise course: THE PUBLIC WILL NOT BE ADMITTED TO THE MECHANICAL NOTICE The administration of the Julien Automobile Depart- Beginning on Monday, June 21, 1320 WORKSHOP.our new Garage, the public was permitted to enter and .We have observed that this practice has been the of time and also of errors being made.A good mechanic, to give efficient service.must be able to give his undivid- If he is called away, he wastes time, and will over- we have noticed that.our foreman loses at least half his time answering the public, whilst his full time is required to bversee the work done by each mechanic.Therefore, in the best interests of our customers, to whom we wish to give absolute satisfaction, we find it is essential that nobody should be admitted to our mechanical workshop.BEGINNING MONDAY, THE 21st INSTANT, THIS NEW SYSTEM WILL TAKE EFFECT.We hope that the adoption of this measure, which is done with the sole object of giving the best service possible, will not in any way offerd those who wish to favor us with their distinguished patronage.THE MANAGEMENT, lien 8 E 1200 St Valier Street, Quebec ee and Henri Balmn's Juveigneur was third.Bix horses ran.The Gold Cup race is over & course of two and a half miles for a Gold Cup valued at £500 and £3,800 in cash.This was the third day of the Ascot meet, and again a disliguished company wat present.Including King George, Queen Mary, Prince Albert and Princess Mary.London.June 17\u2014Buchan'e joc- AAA SAS key fouled Tangiers by crossing.Betting on the Uold .Cup follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE : NATIONAL LEAGUES At Chioyer ana | MajorLeague BaseballataGlance | =emona am Now York \u2026.012021008\u2014 © 111 : phia\u2014 ° cago .000110000\u2014 2 ?3 LEAGUE 8.Louis .000010000\u20141 § 1 | | Batteriee\u2014tars and Hannah: wi AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL Philadelphia .000000000\u20140 3 © lame, Vilkinaon and chalk, ny STANDING STANDING : patierice Hal nes and DRhoefer; wi M.; ix 1 q Philadelphie .n 1\u20149 18 1 w.L Pu, w L PA - a ere What.Louis .00702800x\u2014\u201413 16 1 York\u2014 .Batteries \u2014Bigves.Maotings and | Cltreluné .3817 013 | Cincinnaut .39 11.000 Pitsburg New Tork Ga Perkins; Botheron, Wellman and | New York .36 30 4x | Beookiya .3881 nn | _ubureNew York: Game vote ings.| ', pegs num | Ouisa0e .2026 Jet slows.00m 466 At Brosbiya\u2014 Co Boston .,.100000001\u2014 2 8 6 à oo.8628 400°] Obloage .37118 019 Ll Detroit .0m 1 6 1 mans a5] Piadersh .2088 812 Chloage-Broodiyn: Game pestpelts Batterios\u2014J.Bush = anû' Behangs : ps 4 ee * od; rain.TE 5 and Alnsmith, Lowa.86 27,460 | Bomes.1.A1 crane = ; Dewott 1886 48 | New Yor 200 ab | Af Deen tes ve : wee , Cincinnati-Boston: Came, + Phtiadeiphia.16 30 300 | Phiedgiphis .10 91 280 | ponté; rain.2° _ \u2014\u2014\" FISHING SEASON.If you are contemplating a fishing trip, make sure you have a sufficient quantity of eatables for the occasion.We have at present in stock a full supply of CANNED MEATS, FISH, SOUPS of all descriptions, MINERAL WATERS, TEA, COFFEE, JAM, NUTS, Etc., Etc.Our prices are very reasonable, ahd we carry nothing but the best stock.GEORGES PATRY, \u201cTHE HOUSE OF QUALITY\u201d 33 Fabrique Street Phone $400 © Tangiers 100 to 16.Juveigneur 100 to 8: Meysos 19 to 1.MANITOBA OFFICIALS ARB © Winnipeg, Man.\u2018June 17.\u2014Two officiais of the Manitoba Soldiers, ¥ - * tect until the report of {ne tn .sting comriittes which is at , sent Inquiring into the affairé of the | Board hee been du in Ottaws.Settlement Board, Dankl W.Campy Director of Lokns, and Richa ae en se 8 20 OTTAWA BAPTISTS IN CONFERENCE Initial Meeting Ocoupied in Hearing Committes Reports =\u2014Rev.McEwan Moderator Ormoné, Ont, June 17 \u2014 This mernings session of the Ottawa , Baptist Assoclatien mesting here - Was presided over by the Moderator, Rov, P.H.McDwan, snd the entire I Session was taken up in the receiving of reports of committees.The local home missions board re- ted that home mission of the + tat Church were generally in a + Most lourlahing condition.The cem- ; mities of resolutions reported and the committees of constitutions re- .commended that In future instead of each church sending four delegates to the convention, churches - would olect delegates in proportion to their congregationa! strength.This was adopted by the convention.Kipancs committes\u2019s discussion was s+ led by Mr, W.C.Senior.who dis.~ Susped ways and means of financing The gathering will close this oven- ing.There will be a sermon by Rev.M G Brown on the theme \u201cThe Saptists and the World Bituation.\u201d : DON'T INTEND TO SCRAP TURKISH TREATY ngland, However, Will Add Modification to Conciliate | & Parties Interested ; London, June 17-\u2014Thers je no intention of scrapping the Turkish treaty, as has been reported, so far + 88 the British Government is con.1; cersed, it was learned today.Bui it was intimated Great Britain is eo important modifica.of stabliising the tions in the Near Kast situation.Conditions in that part of the world are rapidly becoming worse from a British standpoint and the British Ministers are declared to be willing to changes some clauses of the treaty, most objectionable to the Turks, it ateps to relieve the situa- tiom are promised.It is pointed out In authoritative * Quarters that Italy doubtless would be willing to tear up the treaty and start ail \u2018over again, ae the presen document seems to please no Ital Statesmen because of its decisions on * Thrace and Smyrna.The French are reported to oc- \u20acupy a middle position between that :: of Italy and Great Britain and may **be expected to demand modifications considered, by Great Britain as too = lenient on the Turks and by the Ttallens es not lenient enough.No one in official quarters here [4 willing to predlet .Great Britain le willing to grant until after the Turkish Grand Visier {{ makes his ofticlal protest at Paris\u2014\u2014 ne.POWERFUL NEW PARTY FORMED IN FRANCE, | Alliance Republican \u2014 Demo- | ( orat of Social Action and wit onty take ten hooes and itty National Reconstruction Paris, June 17\u2014A new party which has just been formed in the Caamber of Deputice, comprising 260 votes, is one which it ls expected any future Premier will have to take into account in preserving his majority in the Chamber.; Charlies C.A.Jonnart, trom Pas de Calais, has been elected aa president end the party has been - eecruited from remnants of the radical elements of the national bloc what changes holding seats In the Centre and Right Centre of the Chamber.The new party ls called the \u201cAl- Republican-Democratic Social Action and Matfonal and no Premier of France, it is affirmed by its spon- :; cors.wMi be able to govern hence.torth without its good will and sup- DIPLOMAS FOR XURARR Montresi, June 17.-\u2014At the gra- + Auating exercires of the , General Hospital Training Schoot! : tor Nurses, forty twn members plomas today.The vrise winners of i the class were Miss Helen Peters, of © §t.John's, NfI'd., and Mise Beatrice gt Welln, of Montres Mtw Mildred Buchanan, Que.; Mim Isabel Bwing, Mke River, vi and Miss Phyllis Jessiman., .Sherbroske, Que, were among the SHOULD HIVE HAD M 5, DELEATES At the international Seamen's Conference to Decide Great - Lake Shipping Policy Genoa, June 16\u2014Camadian delegates at this aftermoon's sitting of the International Seamen's Conferonce, strongly proclaimed (he neces sity for thre presence of United Slates delegntes at the conference in order to Ffeguinte quentions affécting in- ternattonal navigation, as they sald both Canads and the United States bad \u2018common interests on the large lakes forming the boundary between the two nations.\u201cOn behalf of Canadian shipping interests, I strongly protest against || any recommendation being made by this conference without hearing our triends from the United Biates,\u201d de- [fH clared Thomas Robb, Secretary of | the Shipping Federation of Montreal representing the employers.\u201cIt is a very serious matter to make any recommendation concern.such a large inland sea without doth parties being present, as these lakes ard navigated by Canadian and American vessels.Regulftions fos omvigation there are not Interns- |W tional, but national regulations adopted by the United States and Canada.\u201cTrade between the two countries on the lakes for year ending March, 1019, amounted to ove: 14,000,000 tons.As thess matter; concern only the United and Canada it is essential they be dealt with by these two nationa™ he said.Other Canadian delegates at the conference are: G.H.Desbarate, Canadian De- puty-Minister of Naval Service, representing the Dominion Government, and C.J.Gauthier Mofftreal, | MM representing the interests of the | [HH ign seamen.a \u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADIAN NATIONAL-GRAND TRUNK.The unification of the Canadian National and Grand Trunk Railways will effect some material improvements in the train service concur- | HM tently with the summer changes in || time-tables on June 27th.One of these changes that will be particularly appreciated ia the new IN faut day service between Toronto ill and Ottawa.This will be over the || Grand Trunk double track line between Toronto and Napanee, thence |§ over the Canadinn National! between || Napanee and Ottawa.The departure | time fixed from Toronto is 13:90 (J noon, Eastern Standacd time, arriving Ottawa at 7:16 p.m.This train will have comneations trom practical | I ly all points in Western Ontario.It|fi will give a day service to the Capital in many instances where not now | [El enjoyed and will reduce.the time | [IN takea en routs where day service at present exists and also reduce 1t]If compared with existing night service where there is now no day service.As lMustrations.passengers from London will be able to leave at 8:50 a.m., instead of 5:25 a.m\u2026 reaching ||} Nttawa at 7:15 p.m.instead of 6:30 p.m.This will save two hours ane forty minutes en route In addition to the much more convenlent hour of departure from London.Prom Stratford, where passenters now gi teave at 6:30 a.m.they will leave at | MU 8:10 am.and save one heur ana fAtty-ive minutes en route.Corres- ponding savingn wil be made trom {if Kitchener and Que'ph.From Palmerston, the night jeur- ney How takes fourteen hours and fifteen minutes.and there la no day ne rvice, where the new day service |ininutes, representing a mving en route of three hours and twenty-five minutes, Mimiler savings will be made from all the important territory to the north and west reached through Palmerston.Prssenters from Torontw will, in addition to the rand Trunk \u2018\u2018International Limited\u201d.which leaves Toronto.dally, at 9:15 a.m.and atrives at Montreal 5:43 p m.have an after- native route vin Ottawa.leaving À Toronto 13:00 noon dally except Sunday end arriving at Montreal 10:50 p.m.A s'eeping car will be Operated on the connecting train from Ottawe at 7:20 p.m.daily except Sunday.! ol which will be attached at Montreas, tn the new night train of the Cane ad'an Na\u2018ional teaving at 11:18 p.m.[HI and rea-hng Quebec tre next morn- fax nt 6:50 Vin the Quebec Bridmn.At Quebec connections will be made with the Crnada Btramship Lines steamer- eaving Queberr at 8:00 a.m.sar Mnrreay Bay, the Saguenay.etc.Tis n'nht through sleeping car service from Ottawa to Quebec wil be ili antire\u2018y new.Another feature that will be popu- far with busineas men from Montreal A le that they vi\") be abla-to leave on |h : the graduating class received a-ha firand Trunk night express at li 11:00 nm.(17 midnight \u201cDayligh | |i faving\u201d time), arrive at Toronte 2:89 am.\"Daviight Saving time, Rave a\") mornin\u201d in Torontn fog busines.leave at 1:00 p.m, (13:08 noon Eaststn Mandard time) (ake funoh and Annee on the train and arrive at Man'ergt 10:50 pm.thus ssving a night's tourney \u2018on the round trip De- BI twysnn Montres and.Toronto.The new time-tatvden will de seguen a shaut Tune 17h and the publie con.semn'ating trips to Ottawa and he.|B yond from Toronta and Western On.1ario shou'd ranauft acents or pecure the new folders which will enable |B hem to ascertain full detalles of the | ll many new and attractive fonterea that wiN be intraduced with the | MR \u2018rhangen effentive June STIR, Besides (I those already refereed te, arr re EEE WILL NOP AFFECT CANADIAN MARCONE MIN; I Montreal, June 17.\u2014It was aa.nounced today that wireless opor- ators employed by the Canadian Marçoni Company will net be of.teotéd by the walk-out just erdéred by the Wireles telegraphers ame- iriation with headquarters tn Lonfon, land, as they are usionigod népacately qs division 659 of the Commercial Tolegraphists\u201d Union of America and are not affiftaton With + We are doing in Quebec what the big our field of action we do not recognize any superiors.Saturday is the popular day.Profit by it to make your purchases in the Footwear that you really need.It is the time te- bring all your resources into play.It Is Also A Fine Investment On Saturday we shall give appealing prices in nearly all departments, notably in Clothing for Ladies and Gentlemen.Ready-to-wear garments are always very much in demand on that day.EVEN Our Footwear Sale caused a commotion in local business circles.The prices which we quoted are marvels.Nobody is able to explain our mode of selling.The opinion of others does not worry us.We promised AN - EXTRAORDINARY SALE in the line most in demand, which everyone needs.fulfilling our promise in its fullest extent.The Sale which is now going oni at our Store has not had an equal within the past six years.g American firms have tried in New York and other large centres.In We believe we are FOR LADIES: Ladies\u2019 Summer Suits, two shades.$5.95 Girls\u2019 Cotton Dresses:- \u2026 From?to6 years, for.$ From 6 to 12 years, for.1.19 From 8 to 14 years, for.1.49 From 8 to 14 years, for.259 From 8 to 14 years, for.3.19 Ladies\u2019 White Pique Skirts, for.98c Blouses, in white embroidered Marquisette,for.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026\u2026.$1.19 Misses\u2019 White Middies, for.9& Cotton Suits, Skirt and Middy.Special .$1.98 .BSe, 60e, 65c Green Tea .Petit Beurre , .reese discsnnran 27c Pure Lérd, } Ib, packa $1.93; 10 Ib, can, sescosneun eu 87 Franco-American Soups, 3 cans for .40c \u201cB.O.\u201d Jellies, Pure Gold, McLaren, Assorted, 3 pkgs.for .PP âle \u201cFavorite\u201d Jam, strawberry or raspherry, 22 oz.jar 37c Reno Jam, strawberry, raspberry, gooseberry, 4 pound cans .does ae sera a ren 0 sa sa 00000000 $1.31 Raymond Jam, atrawberry or raspberry, 16 oz.jar.41c 22 ounce jar, 59¢; 4 1b.can .dassaese $1.69 MARMALADE.Wagstafi's, 4 Ib.can, $1.03; 7 Ib.ean.$1.63 Banner's, in 4 lb, cans .PPI sus 0 83% Crosse & Blackwell, 11h.jars .37e Domestic, 1 Ib.jars 000200000000 0000000 29¢ Sunkist, 1 1b.jar, 33¢; 4 Ib.can .0.00000 97c Sheriff's, 12 ounce jar, 21\u20ac; 16 ounce jar, 27e; 22 ounce jar, Sic; 2 Ihs., 67c; 4 1b, can, $1.23; 7 Ib.can, $1.93 Olives, small cans, 13\u20ac; 3 for .0.00000000 35¢ Preserved Apples, 21b.cans .PRE 23c Preserved Plums, 1 1b.can .area 29c Canadian Asparagus, per can, 18¢, 3 for .soc Frontenac Asparagus, short, 40e; long, .s0 Libby's Asparagus, short, 48¢; long, .58¢c Mushrooms, 1-4 1b, can, 80¢; 1-2 1b.can .8c Spinach, per can .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00000c0usca nue ur00e 27e Libby's Sliced Pineapples, 30 oz.can, 66c; 1 Îb.can 47c Pumpkins, 2 Ib.can, 18\u20ac; 3 for 40c Raspberries, 1 1h.can .c000vee 47\u20ac Blueberries, 1 Ib.can .\u2026.\u2026.0.0000000000r0000e 2% Cherries, 1 Ih.can 00000 css es cena ca r0u0s 65c Pears, 1 1h.80 .ovninririnintneanivnnersnsns 30c Libbv's Pears, 30 ounce can .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00000000 «60 Libby's Peaches, 30 ounce can 0.ésc Matches, 3 for .\u2026.0000uccseenece nas es 0000000 25¢ Package of 500, 3 for .ovviiniininn, 3c Fotce, 3 packages for .\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.80 Corn Flakes, 3 packages for .876 Quaker Oats, large package .33c Tilson's Oats, .coivvirveiiisoctrsaenes.386 Robin Hood Oats .dass a a sen cernes 000000 87e Puffed Rice, 3 for .\u2026.0.\u2026.00000000 000000 se se case 87e Bran Flakes, per package .secoue ÎBE Cream of Whest .\u2026.\u2026.0100000eccecse nue nus 0 0.300 Pearline, James Pyles, large pkg., 326; medium pkg.17e small package, 2 for .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sanseocseues 18e Gold Dust, large package, 33c; madiwm package, 17c small package, 3 for .rere 20¢ Labrador Salmon, 1 lb.can .\u2026.\u2026.0.47e FOR GENTLEMEN: Boys\u2019 Suits, in fancy materials, knickerbocker trousers, $12.50, for.$8.74 Boys\u2019 Suits in brown material with white stripes, $13.50, for.$10.69 Boys\u2019 Suits, in fancy material, mixed shades, From 8 to 14 years, for.: .1.74 regular$15.00, for.$12.69 Boys\u2019 Suits, in striped materials; brown, grey, black or blue, for 12 to 16 years; regular $18.50, for.31475 50 Young Men's Suits, in dark grey, brown or striped; 33 to 38, reg.$32.50, for.$24.75 1 lot of Suits, in fancy materials, very stylish for young men; reg.$37.50, for.$29.69 mme \u2014 Our Grocery Department Leads All Others.We Carry a Complete Stock of the Best and Most Attractive Goods.Vermicelli, \u201cGerbe d'Or\" .2.00.00000000000 13\u20ac Soda Biscuits, 1-2 pound package .\u2026.19\u20ac 1 pound package .\u2026.0.000000000000s 20c Per 10 pounds .Split Rice, pure, 25 Ibs.\u2026.21bs.for .[I .Carolina Rice, per pound .28\u20ac Fresh Dates, per pound .evereriaane 19 Fresh Figs, 3 Crowns, per pound .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.47\u20ac Fresh Ground Coffee .Black Ground Coffee, 5 pound can .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.sse 19 pound can .:.\u2026.\u2026.Passe s area 00e sae 10 percent on all Teas bought in § pound quantities.Japan Tea .cvvenrevennnenes 40c, 50c, 60c, 70c, 80c Black Ten .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00000000000u- 40c, 50c, 60c, 70c, 80c vee .25¢, 40c, 50c, 60c, 70c, 80c BISCUITS.s.scc0 usa 0000 [SN Sc Creamsalt .conv0nnt RAI sacscues 87 Arrowroot .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026\u2026.\u2026\u2026.ess sas a nai 00000000 00u es 37c Lee sue sea 0000000060 S00 000000 Sa 010000 40c Social Tea .PR senc sansssu00 Crete 38c Ginger Fingers .Tea Biscuits .Marshmallow .\u2026\u2026 Honey Tart .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.arccccaneseu0s Macaroni .das ra e a 000 care 00000000 ss 00000 47e Cupid .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.aesssarne 000000000000 0000000 soc.Powdered Milk, 1 pound tin .\u2026.\u2026.41e Barrington's Powdered Coffee, per jar .[1 Sunkist Oranges, 30e, 33¢, 40c, 46¢c 50x, S5c, 60c, 70c, 80c Fresh Apples, a doz.356 40c, 45c, S0e, 55\u20ac, 60c, 70c, 80c Cooking Apples, per doz en.c.ranecenune 30 Bananss, per dosen .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.00.0000000 00000000 soc Fry's Cocoa, 1-4 1b, 13¢, 3 for .One half pound .ns PUI vo 37 La Balle Chocolatiers, 1-4 Ib, 136; 1-2 Ib.27c Cooking Butter .sesvecsevenn ess rasseces .Sle Baking Powder, 1 pound package, 176, 3 for .sec ; 316.can, 91.17; 5 Ib.can, 20 Ib.can .\u2026.\u2026.96.98 Shortening, 1 Ib.package, 37¢; 3 Ib.ean, $1.07; $ Ibcan, $1.51; 10 Ib.can, $3.59; 20 Ib.can.80.78 Sweet Potatoes, 2 1b, packages .Julienne Soups, Soleil mark, .sraerrererenenes 29e Essences in bottles, per bottie, 136; 3 for./Mpand « G Visit This Department.Clover Leaf Salmon, 1 Ib.can, 49\u20ac; 1-2 Ib.can.27e Snow Salmon, | 1b.can .0000000s0000 23c Louise Salmon, 1 Ib.can .00.0000.37e Red Salmon, 1-2 1b, can, 17¢; 3 for .50¢ Jellied Tongue, 1 1-2 1b.can, $2.19; 1 Ib.can.$1.07 One half pound can .00000000000000 $7c Corned Beef, per can 000000000000 0000es 13e Preserved Cherries, 22 ounce jars .29¢ Clark's Corned Beef, 6 1b.casts .$2.80 Oxo Corned Beef.6b.cans .$2.80 Clark's Corned Beef, 2 Ib, cans, 87¢; 1 1b.cans.47e Carrots, 1 Îb.cans .008000000e cac c 00 ne 0e» 19c Beets, 1 Ib.Can .dense ne ss e00 es PE 2% Campbell's Soups, per can, 20c; 3 for .ssc Soleil Peas, extra fine, 39¢; senti-fine, 33¢; medium, 23¢ Canadian Peas, 3 cans for .coc0nunn 8c Clark's Soups, 3cans for .coivennnenn 35¢ Belmont Pork and Beans, 21Ibs, .21e Empire Pork and Beans, per can, 17e; 3 for .\u2026.so Fleur de Lys Pork and Beans, large cans, 21\u20ac; medium ES A 13e Amieux's Sardines, prime, 29¢; regalia, 49¢, with oil S1¢c Sardines des Rois .esta nes 0 en 000008 Sic Robinson's .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.cesssecacuens ves.270 Millionaire\u2019s Club .000040.0020000000 es sa 00000 31e Ambassador .\u2026.\u2026.0.00.200000 causer 00 cac un 17e With Tomatoes .c.0vivinenannn.21e Sardines with ravigotte sauce .21¢c Jutland Sardines ._ Zephyr ON 27e Gentilette .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.0.00 ess nas ane ns au 0e $lc Pioneer, 3 for 1.20220000 0e c sue na sance 0 000 25c Brunswick, 3 for .0.00000 000 0ee eee se 0e 500 21e SOAPS.Comfort, per dozen .\u2026.100000000000 $1.17 Pure Gold, per dozen .ccovvunns oo.81.17 Family, 6 bars for .o.oouvvneiinniiiniinneniae.35e Special, per bar LL.0.2.0 0 ane a sa 00000 A Pure Gold Soap, box of 100 bars .$9.78 Starch, per Ib, 13¢; in one 1b.packages ., 13e Old Dutch Cleanser, 3cans for .3%8 Fels Naptha Soap, per dozen .L817 Ammonia, per hottle, 10¢; 3 for .Margarine, H.A, .Rose Brand .desssause PAPER .ôSe Swift's Premium .Ceeenees Cerra 41e Criseo Lard, 1 Ib, can.PRR | ry & a.© + meat me ep es as 0 Cr ra a gps = = Ni ut er oem 4e i ag à sumiel money, between Parent Square corner of St.Ana and DuPont t, on street car, Finder phase rora to Chronicle Office.LOST child's overcoat (khaki solor) BF way of Mountain Hill, Frentenae Park, Ramparts, Palace Hill and St.John street, to Belmont Cafe.Finder will please return to No 11 Hebert strest and receive reward.Pheae $935 J Juneléx3 WANTED : El Ti 69 A torewoman who thoroughly us- derstands the finishing of fur and other garments.Useless to apply unless experienced.Highest wages Junelex3 » WANTED-Two able salesmen.wonrected with the shoe trade and well acquainted with Quebec district to sell our line.Best of references and thorough knowledge of the line are required.Address Y.Z care The Chronicle.Junel$x3 ; Lady desires room and board in « quiet house in the country, preferably below Quebec.Frotemantand references.J.K., McBaln, Valcartier Junelsx3 WANTED-\u2014Msid.Apply to Mrs.Pinsonnauit, 100 Fraser street, Tel $850.Junelsx3 Wanted \u2014Cooks, Pastry Cooks, and men experienced in serving short orders.Apply to Marathon Cafe.4% Bt.John Btreet, Telephone 7915.June 16x3 WANTED \u2014 First class stenographer.permanent employment for competent person.Apply immediately 83 St.Peter St, U.N.W.Tete-' sroph Co.Junel7x3 WANTED\u2014Chinese Chef, position for Hotel only.Apply 35 Bt.| ! ! Stanisias 8t., Quebec City.June17x WANTED-\u2014T.aveller, remding in| Quebec to represent a large manufacturer of Standard Products sold | throur Grocers in Quebec City,\u2018 Lake tt.John and [.C.R.ne far as! Apply Bt., Baturday between 2 Junel7x3 : WANTED\u2014An Engineer, apply Chief Engineer Chateau Frontenac.Junesxef AGENTS WANTED À Portrait Agents write us, sate amount of your business for special prices, we now \u2018lave the largest Vest cquipped Plan: in Canada, can ; five prompt service and best work at moderate prices, Prints Finishes, | frames new lines.Free Samples.| Merchants Portrait Co., Toronto.Pic, Murray Bay.apply at Mrs.E.B.Uarneau, 102 Grande Allee.! Junetsxs | an FOR SALE\u2014Buggy, rubber tyred in let class condition; alvo harness.| Cheap to clear, 135 Artillery 8t.Juneléxiw HAM \u2014 Cooked or raw ham.| bacon, saussge, potted head.bologna sausage, sait pork.fat and lean.at the store of J.NOEL RONDBAU, ¢ Lechevrotiere, Mayl3zin TO LEi.\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 | TO RENT\u2014Compiete.y furnished .ten room house, with ail inudern 1920, tu May lat, 1931.Apply aL above address any week day between 2 Por and & p.m.or 8 and 10 p.m.or ap- p:y to C.E Taschereau, Notary Public, 126 Ge Peter 8°.Junelixiw \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014e ROOMS TO RENT\u2014Board if required.Apply 6% ét.Julia Bt, or Phone 6628.Junelbxd \u2014_\u2014 nn TU LET\u2014Un Genevieve Avenue, |il comfortably furnisied room, wu Lathroums in house.telephune, eu Uentiemen only.Appiy Box A.B.C care The Chronicle Ofice., Junelixs \u2014 tt FURNISHED ROOMS, :\u2014 Large, sully and comfortable.Continuous tut water in bath rooms Location advantageous.Touring car service Well patronised.Telephone 5363, W.8.Richardson 138 St.Anne St, Que- |] ves, Buptéxiy tifully finished, completely indepen- dant one from the other, and erected en the sams premises, Floors Are of concrete service of water and sewer, Electrically lighted and heated in winter, Easy entrañce on Montoaim's Parke Avenue, near No.189 Grande Allee, Apply to br.C.R Paquin.May26xtt \u2014 fer re PERSONAL time mr tre tri MARRY FOR SURE SUCCESS \u2014hundreds select wealthy members eth sex, wishing marriage; strictly That is why, the truck driver, the man t engines, everybody who understands batteries al Reliable when faced with à demand that requires a continuous flow of hot, crackling sparks.The Big Brass 0 svery Raliable Ne.6 against waet best materials od red Reliable des longer and better service.So ues vl Fe Cap bocauss it is better, bi with Em Well made of the three times.the uss the Reliable fe I light whenever Fair t Batteries are better for called or -| Ruffi Ponteves, D.8.0.Legion de FRENCH WAASHIP INTHIS POAT \u201cVille d\u2019Ys\u201d Arrived in Yesterday Morning and Saluted British Flag with Salvo The French warship Vile D'ys, in command of Commander de Honneur, arrived in the port of Que beo yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, and saluted the British flag flying from the Citadel flagstaff with a salvo of 21 guns, and later the vessel went a'ongside Shed 18, at the Breakwater.Louise Docks, where she wiki remaln until Monday, when she wilt leave for Montrea! to allow the officers and crew to take part in the unval'ing of the Dollard Monument.Bhortly after the arrival of the Vi'le D'ys.the eommander accompanied by Mr Bt.Victor, French Consu'ate Agent at Quebec, proceed- +d to pay the Commander's respects to the (Covernor-General on the Citadel, Mis Honor the Lieutenantfiovernor, lhes Archb\u2018shop.and the Maydr of Quebec.and in the aTrer- t00n à number of the crew were granted shore leave, while the Commander of the «hip and several of its offlesrs visittd Quebec nequaint- ana Resides the Commander, the ahip'a officers are ae follows: Lieutenants Le Brutel.Bragin, Provencal: Ensigns Pace, Jaurlam.Thebout.and AQUASCUTUM The finest RAIN COATS produced.Made in London, England.We will sell for a few days: AQUASCUTUM COATS, Over $50.00.20 p.c.reduction AQUASCUTUM COATS, Under $50.00.10 p.c.reduction Avail yourself of this opportunity to secure one of England\u2019s famous RAIN COATS at these reduc ed figures.We have received some new styles in LADIES\u2019 RAIN COATS, which we are selling at an extreme= ly low figure.John Darlington Reg\u2019d Opposite Post Office.| Dulae.During the stay if the vessel vIn port, It wi'l be open today and tomorrow to visitors from 12:30 p.m.to § pm.SHIPPING NOTES.The steamer Tanneneberg passed up at 3:10 yesterday.LU .The steamer Compton passed up at 5:30 a.m.yesterday.LA - The steam yacht Albacore, the property of Sir Willlam Price, arrived up at 6:15 a.me e 9 The steam barge Maplegrove passed up at 7:30 am.° .The steam barge Rockaway Parkpassed up at 4 p.m.0» The C.G.8.Rouwile arrived up at 4:15 p.m.yesterday.» The C.G.8.Canadian Voyageur passed up at 5:20 p.m.yesterday.« oo : The Canada 88.Lines steamer Montreal arrived down at 7:20 a.m.and left up for Montreal at 7:15 bpm.The tug J.II.Hackett, with tow.arrived down at 1:30 pm.and left going up light for Montreal at 8:20 p.m.esterday.The steamer Lake Florian arsived down at 3:16 a.m, and continued down leaving port at 6:30 a.m.yes terday.a .0 f Ths small steamer Dispatch, for merly a submarine, purchased and reconstructed by the Ontario Pulp and Paper Co., which arrived down at 4:10 p.m.on Wednesday, left going down at 6 a.m.yesterday.This boat has a speed of 18 miles per hour and is an ofl burner.« oo The C.P.O.8 steamer Sicilian was reported 156 miles rast of Fame Point at 6:45 a.m.yesterday and is due at Quebec Saturday morning.The C.P.O.8.steamer Grampian was reported abeam of Cape Race at 6:45 a.m.yesterday and is due Saturday afternoon between three and four o'clock.- .The Greek steamer Platea which was wrecked on Sable Island in December, 1019, and refloated this spring, arrived in port last night under tow and docked in line with ;Bhed 27, Louise Docks.prior to her {heing placed In the Lauzon dry dock |to be repaire by the Davie Shipi building Co, Lid.À | The Rea Star Line 88.Finiand|B arrived at New York on June 14th lat 8:20 a.m.with 120 first, 270 sco- \"ona and 347 third-olass pussengers.: eo The White ®ar Line 88.Cretic arrived at Nap'es on June i1th.{ The White mar Line 88.Canople sified from Naplea for New York on Tune 11th with BT firat, 311 second and 821 third-c'ass Passengers., .> SUMMER R GOODS WE HAVE NOW ON BALE À LAN A LARGE RANGE OF NEW SUMMER GOODS AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.one GEORGETTE BLOUSES, in white.black, and light colors, | CREPE DE CHINE BLOUBES, in white, black and light colora $0.73.88.38.LADIEN' SWEATER COATS.in all the new colors.$3.15, $8.50, $11.88, $10.23, LADIES SILK SWEATER COATS, In the styles and colors, at GIRILE MIDDY WAISTS, In white duck telmmed with colors, at 78e.60c, 81.10, 91.38, $1.68, 91.08, 02.25, LAD TK STRAW HATS, in black and dark colors, at $3.78, $4.80, LADIES NAINKNON UNDERWEAR.A fine assnrtment in Night pres Skirts, Drawers, Corest Covers; all at very reasonable ces.SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 338.Opposite City Hall.vonfdentiai; most reliable; years\u2019 «xporienss in this work; only honorable people wanted: free list The Bex 116, Oakland, Oulit.Junelixil WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUIT- ap?is .Lunnnnnnuunnnnnd 831.80.Chicago, Ill.June 17.\u2014Cioes.Coen, July 91.17 1-0; Meptember| 319.87, WHRRRURNEBRRN ERA UD 81.67 1-2, Sucsemtal Cupld.MR&.CAPPEL |Ÿ run GHICAGO Pork, n | 836.10, PRODUCE MARKET \u2018A Lard, July 63462: September July $20.82; _ September Rite, July $18.49; semir | BEL The White Star-Dominion Tine RY Mogantic sailed from Liverpoo! nn June 12:h and fn expreted to arrive in Queber on June 19th and Montreal on June 20th, FORFIGN EXCHANGE My §.QG Reanhien & Co) Londan: pound aterling .$ 3.07% Varia: france .fes 12,62 Brussels: franc .fos.13.18, , Meneve: franc fes.8.81 Madrid: peseia Merlin: mark Vienne: crown .Rotterdam: florin se 1-10 Rome: lire .re 17,70 Montreal, On: New York: prime .\u2026.14% London: pound sterling .$ 4.62 Paris: frane .cana fos 10.70 Brussels: franc .fen 10,30 Cleneve: franc .fcs 4.3% Madrid: peseta .8.1870 Bertin: mark .-.8.0820 Vienne: crown .$.0120 Rotterdam: florin 44166 Rome: Jiee .lire 16.20 AVOOADO RICH IN FAT.The avocado or alligator pear contains as much nutritious fat as does ordinary cream, sometimes as high us 2 per cent.As it contains little starch or sugar, it might prove valuable in the diet of diabetica If it did not cost so much.fozEmA You are net ent ter Kezeme relleves af Se, 8, th i BEE: ER ab LEE THE QUEBEC CHRONSCLA.va BIC REDUCTION 15% 0 30% ON TIRES The Discount will be poi on the Manufacturers\u201d At The Large Auto Show-Room Gy Julien @ 1200 St.Valier Street, Queb:c NEY YORK\u2014HAVRE L leopoldins.June trauce June 23; July 81; spt lafayette .July 1: July 90; Auxinfavoie July 3:Aux.\u20ac:Bemt 8 La Lorraine July 10; Aug 30; F | La Touraine July 31: Aug 14; Rept 1.Huehumbcan July 19; Aug 21: Sept ag \u2018 Wm.M.Macpherson, §¢ Dalhvusle F.& Stocking.12 Du Fort Bu: aL: C.A ue hee \u2014\u2014 Bermuda} Tours \u2019 ALPHONSE COTE 379 to 381 St.John Street Friday - Saturday Monday We specialize in packing for country house or camping Guaranteed to reach you in good order.Special Prices No dra Charge For Packing SPECIAL.\u2018Edwardsburg\u2019 Corn Syrup 2-1b tin; reg.35c, for 30c 5-1b tin; reg.75c, for §9¢ \u2014o COFFEE \u2014 TEA.Try 1-lb tin of Royal Dutch Coffee ; ground or whole regular 70c, for .§bc Coffee, special, 1b.at.39c Coffee, special, 5-lbs.35¢ \u201cMandarin\u201d Tea, the best Black Tea on the market per %-Ib pkg.40c 1-1b package for.79¢c Green Tea, powdered, per Ib.ce H.A, Oleomargarin e, at.Swift's Oleomargarine, at.Shortening, 14b pkg.35¢ Capers, pe r bottle, Page, 25c and 38c EUNENHNAGHNANNE \u20ac ¥ (HE TORONTO = ; ¥ PRODUCE MARKET 3 8 3 06 28 04 88 96 82 26 26 06 06 6 6 23 A Toronto, Ont, June 17-\u2014The grain quotations on the Toronto Board of Trade today were as follows: Manitoba Oats: No.2 Canada Wes'orn No.2 81.86 1-2: No.3 31-36 1-2; No, 1 feed $1.35 1-3; No.2 feed $1.34 1.2; extra No.1 feed $1.36 1-2, Fort Willlam in store.Manitoba wheat.No.1 Mortnery $3.15; No.2 $3.13; No.3 $3.08, in nore Fort William.American corn, No.3 yellow, no minkl, $2.40, track Toronto.prompt shipment.Canadian corn, feed, nominal Manitoba barley, in store For William,\u2019 No.3 81.96 3-6; No.4 $1.66 3-3; rejects $1.63 3-8: feed $1.63 3-8.Ontario wheat, No.1 $3.00 te $2.01: No.3, $1.98 to $2.01; £ 0.Bb shipping points, according to freighy 0.3 $1.93 to $1.93; No.l.spring $2.03 to $2.08; No.3 $1.93 to $2.01, su.8 $1.95 to $2.01.Ontario oats, nominal.Barley, malting $1.87 to $1.89.Buckwheat, nominal, Rye, No.3 $2.20 to $3.28.1'eas, No.3, $3.)0, according treights outside.Ontario flour, winter, in jute baga Government standard, prompt sh!p.ment, delivers¢ at Monircal $18.35 Toronto nominal.Manitoba flour, Government stan dard 814.76.Militeed, rar loads, deltsered Montreal.Shorts §\u20ac1.; tran $64 rood feed flour $3.78 to $4.00 pm vas Hay, baled, track Toronte, car lots Ko, 1 880 to $31: Ne.3 mixed 820 ver lon.Riraw, car J.té, $16.00 te $1708 ver ton, ue (EH 06 56 LAAN Y bt QUEBIC CLEARING HOUSE 2 18 26 96 06 90 08 06 06:96 38 96 98 26 36 90 66 9 Clearings for week ending June ?1930, $6,804,790.Clearinge for week ending last, - £5.840,430, Length, 94 feet over all.Beam, 18 feet over all Drai 9 feet.Speed, 9 Knots.- Compound Engines 12x24 with 16 inche stroke.Rollers, Scotch.Allowed 140 hs.steam.Consumption, 4% tons working 24 hours, Three Anchors and Steam Windlass.Registered under British flag.Two Compasses.M.KIRKWOOD, ° Box 1818 General Post Office.Montreal, Canada.H.P.Sauce, battle .-38¢ JAM.Worcester Sauce, \u2019 Raspberry Perrin's Sauce, at per Welch's Grape, Jam are bottle.25c and 50c delicious; try them; Cross & Blackwell Vine- 16-0z.jar for.46e gar, per bottle.40c St.Williams Ri Catsup, large bottle.33¢c Strawberry Jam; 16-05.Force, 2 pkgs for .33c jar; reg.55¢, for .45c Puff Rice, reg.20c pkg., Reno Strawberry, 4-1b 2pkgsfor.tin for.$1.45 Cream of Wheat, 2 pkgs Plum, 4ib tin \u2018for.$1.25 for.'.H \u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 Fresh Gaspe Salmon, .BUTTER.special, a lb.35c Our.St.Basile Creamery \u20140\u2014 Butter, always fresh; EXTRA SPECIAL.reg.62c, for.B59%c | s Ibs.Sugar, for.$1.21 Chateau brand Butter.60c | 10 Ibe.Sugar, for.$2.39 Dairy Butter, Ib.87¢ | 3 tins Old Dutch, for.31c \u20140\u2014 Soap: Special laundry, Peanut Butter; fine for 3 cakes for., .29c sandwiches; reg.38c, .12 cakes for.99c perlb.33¢ | McKay's Cream of Barley, 24-1b tin, per Ib.32c for.25¢ à reserve \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Ten New Steamers For Sale Sultable for Tugs, Passenger.ct Wreight-Coasters.Ruilt 1918 of British Columbia firwood, to the order of the Imperial Government\u2014at a cost of \u20148$84.000 each, fitted with Blectric fighte\u2014two sets of Baths, closets, and lavatories, also 20 berths for parsengers it desired, Bullt\u2014to class equal to Lloyds Register, Price $16,000 each at Halifax, newly painted and livered to any port to Montreal or tie eady for sen, or $17,000 de- head of Lake Superior., Wil arrive at Quebec ahbeut June 19th with two of the above .tugs, the Two Roser and the Metakenquiries In care \u201cThe Chronicle Newspaperaddress as heiow, Can be inspected at Montreal, Canada.Address: For inspection address all After 19th June\u2019 Junel4x30 Inctudinx First Class Transportalon, Meaix ani Perth on Steamer, \u201cMaghtsreing and Hotel Accommodalon (Americon Plan.) ROM NEW YORK AND RETURN \u2018our 1.6 May Tour $ A0.00 apd up our 3.# Day Tour 03.08 amd up tour 3, 19 | ay Tour 143.00 und up ilemember Summer temperature averages T5 to £0 degrces.aus sUscckr partcunrs, apply i.S.STOCKING, ® LOCAL $8.AGENT.SND PARK i © On und after 1st June, until fur- her notice, weather und circum lances permitting, #3.Frontenae will leave: Ouebre.Island, 7.00 AM.$6.25 AM.7.30 AM.s.16 AU.5.18 AM.11.30 AM.2.16 P.AL 4.30 IM.Caampion, ex.- Sat PLU 6.6 ra Sutulay: Berhter st Jean BL Michel 7.00 st Laurent 7.48 200 P.M.Saturday | fundaz: 8.30 \u2018An and 1.20 PM.8u Jean st.Michel 8t.Laurent .6.30 P.M.Ww.J.THOMPSON.5.30 P.M, à | Tel.7860.Manager, Apl3itt.mere ter erent NOTICE Are vou moving to the country?if so.Intrust your Moving with come petent Carters at moderate prices Double and single rigs.Specialty: Moving of Pianos, Furnaie ture.Trunks.ete.Special contracts for the removal of Garbage and Ashes Telenhnne night or day to: LAUREAT GREFFARD Master Carter.20 Dumont Street Telephone 7620 Junestt, me J).ALLEYN, NAIL TENT ang AWNING MAKE Era NP PAUL STRKE Trientane fe usher ADVOCATE MENU !-ro-CHICKENS ! ! GAULIN SPECIAL GRANULATED.-T Ib.package.Contsining-\u2014-COUN, OATE, OATMEAL, BARLEY, WHEAT, YUOKWHEAT snd MEAT MEAL.GAULIN CHICKEN CHOWDKR.\u20147 Ib.package.Containing-#AIZ: of the above, and sound ones.CHICKEN HEALTH FOOD.\u20147 Ib.package., Containing\u2014Western \u201cALFALFA\u201d, better then grass.GROUND SKA SHELLS.\u2014Comatalag 90 po.pure LIME.SE WisE! Mr.and Mra POUL/FRY-raisurait USE the It will MORK than repay yea ~ia the SLME and NUMBER of EGGS, your fowls will LAY aad in (how stronger bodies, and more toothenme, dellonts mest.\u201ceto.\u201d .- THE J.A.GAULIN.GO Jutdh AE 280\u2014=80v and $1.00 packages.Telephone, (0045), write.to or call at, Selemrosms, 138 #7.PAUL OT, QUE SF Weito, fer écamigtive Desk, or catalogue.Plant at EBAUPORT, PA.tr vA : above FOODS, .dealt \u20ac« MM.Peter NR.Phone.3418; Res: 1918.: DR R MAYRAND se FABRIQUE ST.Phone 82178 Convultatkn Mours: 1 to $ PL Feb.10z6m.PERSONAL ssnntry; sstaidished 16 yours: Liners wads grid tn = a sen À pe he \u2018oid ond, Mrs Wieser 198 rire Oakland, Cal Maystxim BEER AND PORTER-You Gnd © complete steok of the i I am, FRENCH LINE | langevin, 30 Bt.John street, : Sat 4.08 eu .- Montcaimville | d À, Jou-Cora | \u2014 ¢ * 6.45 PM - { , t 10e; shipments F .FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1920.SRN URARNNNNANL NY fendon, June 17\u2014Close.Calcutta linseed £37 108 Tdnseed ofl 76s._ Petroleum, American refined, 2a % 3.44.spirits 2a.3 3-4 A.Turpentine spirits 160s, Rosin, Amertfcan strained, eG\" 545.© Tallow, Australian, 33s., Savannah.Ga, June 17\u2014Turpen- fine, firm 188: sales 200; +333; shipments 114: stock 3,948.sales 1,085: receipts Rosin, firm; 349; stock 18,011.45s; receipts 5] =\u2014 c=] Commercial and News ==) DAILY GOSSIP OX THE LEADING STOCKS Yesterday's New York Financiei Bulletin was as follows: A specialty improvement trading market is expected to continue Beet Sugar, Cuba Cane, Int! Motor Reading and Rook Island and favored tn pro circles., e +.+» C.I, Hudson & Co.my tt: Wit not be Jong before market starts djs- count.the prospective of a wise and more harminous administration of | Maren e .According to the Wall Stree: Journal: Politics are playing à largé pait tn gsarket movements.À banker says the best thing he can say af the Republican ticket ig that both \u201cin times lke these\u201d, said he.\u2018the progressives .will have to take à pack seat.We have had too much progression in the last 5 years .Block Maloney & Co., think that: A cautious policy is best for the present with sales on bulges.When shorts are in the stock market promises to go back again.LE J In the opinion of the New York Sun: The market was disappointing Again to those people who had looked for a rising market with the relaxation in money, but Mt did not eurprise observers who have been saying that net much could be expected of the trading before the de- mocratie convention.ses Shonnurd Mills & Go, say: \u201cTo our mind she market looks upward.\u201d .- .Aocerding to the Journal of Commerce: The general range of movement was narrow.There were several instances in which the increase mn several points.* Retail Stores declared common stock dividend of B percent payable In common stock August 16 to record August 3nd.© a While the stock reflects « firm undertone, it is generally professional, it is character is unchanged.We look for a dull irregular and narrow and depending the development of some new condition, may A.C.Gwynne.% Your \u201cVj Q .ctory Bonds\u201d Were Burnt or Stolen They might prove a total loss.So with Stock Certificates Promissory Notes and other Negotiable Securities.Do not leave Jalusble Papers at homo or at the office, where there is always danger of fire or.theft.Keep them in a Safety Deposit Box in the vaults of this Bank.The highest measure of security and protection against loss is afforded, at a small annual rental.THE MERCHANTS BANK ' \u2018Mead Office: Montreal.OF CANADA 3 Establishod 1864 és AND LAUZON BRANCHES, » SAUVEUR BRANCH, Safety Deposit Bezes to vont.F.L.MecGACHEN, Manager.J.F.LEMIEUX, Manager.L T.des RIVIERES L.G BEAUBIEN & CO.; STOCK BROKERS Members of The Montreal Stock Exchanj» Quebec Office : 70 St.Peter Street Manager N.19xmn.wd.fr.x tf GERMAN MUNICIPAL BONDS Latest whipping advices are to the effect that on account of large importations of surplus of a steady demand for marks at advancing prices The German Government has recentiy appointed à Commission ta arrange an Internationel Loan to stabilise the Buropean Exchange and to arrange countries relative to exports and imports, trade with Russia and a general settlement of economic This means that carefully selected German Municipal Bonds purchased on the basis of the present exchange rate will show a considerable profit in the near The following figures give an iden of the present cost and the posatfile profits shoulé normal conditions be restored.£.,000 Marke City of Hembourg 4% % 8,000 Marks Oity of Berlin 4 5,000 Marks City of Dresden 4% $130.08 Ask for our descriptive circular concerning ALL THE EUROPEAN BONDS, mr 16-20 M.PR Quebss.\u2019 BARRY \u20ac NCHARANY BANKERS AND BROKERS German goods, there has been a definite potloy with other conditions, future.Present Value &t normal price rate of Exchange 8173.50 $1191.40 $178.00 $1191.48 $1191.68 % Telophones: 1007-7008-7000 trading market to continue pending | \u20ac CLOSING LETTERS BY \u2018THE CANADIAN PRESS (By Canadian Pres) New York, June 17.\u2014The stock market was left to its own devices almost throughout today's stagnant veasion.- Prices were firm at the out- elt, irregular\u2019 at mid-day and inclined to heaviness at the close.Gules of barely more than 308,000 shares represented the iightest deal- Ange for à futi day since February of jant year.: ' Fundamentdl conditions were unchanged, the money market presenting no new features, except for the negotiation of moderntely large time loans.Industrial and commercial developments served to emphasize the prevailing stats of transition.Cables from London miggested heavy liquidéMen for home socount but ft was not made clear what American securities secured in the selling.Nevertheless, some of the stocks favored by London, Paris and Berlin before the war were inclined to lose ground here.The weekly statement of the Bank of England showed another large gain im gold holdings and the local rate on London strengthened appreciably.Apart from these indications, however, there was nothing tangible on which to base the bellef that more gold Is soon to come to this market Bo far as stocks displayed any arvimation at all, the movement again converged around such spe- claities as General Chemical, Barratt, National Aniline, Virginia Iron and several of the minor equipment and food shares.AB usual, extreme &ains in these and divers issues experienced marked Impairment at the close.LOSING LETTERS BY THE LOCAL BROKERS As Braness & Depuis) New York, June 17.\u2014~The volume of tranmctions is still so light as to give little or no sign in the market.The reaction in Crucible has affected some of the other stasls shares and In the lust our of trading a number of prices were slightly lower.© \u2018The -Northern-Pacific declared ita regular dividends as we have re- cantly predicted, also considerable uncertainty has existed on this point, owing to the receat reduction in the Great North west dividends, money market has shown a slightly improved aspect, In that mors time money has been available it looks as if the federal reserve bank was making progress In the right diree- tion, the railway congestion is also being steadily relieved so that business conditions seem to be headed towards somewhat sounder and better basis, There is not likely have been any material change important for the present although it seems to us that the outlook is slowly !mproving.\u2018Total sales 329,300.(By O'Brien & Gourdesn) New York, June 17.\u2014The stock + market cpened somewhat irregular today, although the majority of speculative favorites sheg ed overnight gaina.Crucible Steel, however, was a weak feature, despite the cash and stock dividend declared, after the close of busthess yesterday, and showed an over-night loss of approximately flve points The heavy selling pressure of Cruvible Steel lent encouragement to floor traders to depress values olme- where and by miéd-forenoon recessions were pretty general.This sel- 0 Liste will close on or New Issue Ju a mu $8,500,000 TL Riordon Company Limited .8% Cumulative First Preferred Shares Dividends will be cumulative at the rate of 8% per aneum from July 1st, 1920, and payable quarterly Transfer Agents - Rt Company _ The Firot Proferred Shares will be Preferred as to sssets and entitled to a fixed cumulative dividend at the rate of 8 and subject to redemption in all or on any dividend date st a ee eet i am any dividend dete at Authorized $30,000,000 To be Issued $19,000,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 .40,000,000 27,000,000 000 Year 7' Sinking Fund Bonde, of which $7,401,000 will he issued, The be A ROD Tr Ye Me So Fon oi Le pr Funded Debt of the Ri Pulp and Paper Company, Lirsited.: Application will be made in due course to list both First Preferred and Common Shares on the » \u201cMontreal Stock Exchange.o Complete prospectus (copies will be mailed on request) coritaine a letter from Carl Riordon, Managing Director of the Company, from which we summarize as follows: \u2014 \"1.Riordon Co: Limited, has been incorporated to acquire the ies and assests of Riordon Pulp *& Paper Company, Limited \u2014 Kipawa Company, Limited \u2014 and all the \u2018ssued Capital Stock of the Gatineau Conspany, Limited, which has been incorporated to acquire the water powers, timber limits and mill propertiss of Gilmour & Hughson, Limited, and W.C.Edwards & Company, Limited.Company will also own over 60%, of the outstanding Capital Stock of the Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper Company.2.Combined timber heldings comprise 10.500 square miles of leasehold timber limits located mostly in the Province of Quebec on the watersheds of the Ottawa and Gatineau Rivers, and tributaries, containing over 25,000,000 cords of pulpwood and over 1,200,000,000 feet of pine.\u20183.Water Powers, developed and undeveloped.on the watersheds of the Quinze, Gatineau, Kipawa, Rouge and Nation Rivers, etc., have a capacity of 175,500 horse power of hydro-electric power.4.Company's (and subsidiaries) annual output as follows: = Bleached Sulphite Puip._._.-020000000000 mmcesncens Easy Bleaching Sulphite Pulp._.Soda Pul % Cumulative First Preferred Shares 7%, Convertible Cumulative Second Preferred Shares.ny's and subsidiaries\u2019 Funded Debt to over 12% on ind for le ST.JOHN, N.8.nce William $ ECS be allotted to me/us, in BY fractiom] share of Carrere asa Foie BRUNEAU &DUPUIS (Members Montreal Stock Exchange) STOCK BROKERS, \"PHONE 1590 11-18-15 Bault-ao-Matalot 8 Direct private wire witht POST & FLAG 89 Wall 8t, New York McOOUGALL & COWANS Stock Brokers 16 Mountain Hill We Buy and Sell : Victory Bonds Telephones | 2-140 Our Offices are removet t 00 6T.PETER 8ST.Opposite Bank Nationale.New Telephone Number 5680 HAMEL & MACKAY Notaries.Rallway and industrial bonds.no: | ing lacked persistent aggremiveness tably 8t.Paul and United States : Present Output.__-.0200000sa 000 cmce - Steel 5's reflected the reactionary eran To evel purée re Kipawa Plant Output available March, 1921.\u2014 \u201ca bod x Liberty |vement developed.The atternoon Annual Output._.00000-00cmamcmancanmesn nds fluctusted narrowly and in- witnessed backing and Alling oper- 0,000 \u201cTotal sive (bar vane) abereper.|oi008 In which (ranssctions were Lumber, feet ba.ces arccemeecenccenes 125,000,000 _ - hiy professional and th: 2} y i i d $11,480,000, of business decidedly amen The 5.After deducting all Current Liabilities, Net Liquid Assets (Working Capital) as at the date .Ola United States bonds wers un-| market closed dull and irr.of completion of present finsncing should amount to not less than $8,000,000.eœular.= a .Pr changed on call.The session today was again an À conservative estimate of the Property Values of the Company and its subsidiaries shows a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 unsatisfactory affalr and the day\u2019 valuation in excess of $50,000,000 whic! ter ucting Compa DRARBRNABRBRA NEE N news contributed nothing that might amountin 12,401,000, shows a surplus available for First Preferred Shares of over $37,000,000, nig, any way be an Influencing f: Œ unting to $12, / > < NEW YORK MARKET |i; changing the uncertatn ate ot , 6.Net Earnings of the properties acquired, for the year ended December 31st, 1919, after Fax \u201cww % 02e 9e & | sentiment.ment of Interest on present Funded Debt of the Company and subsidiaries and available for First A HBHRLMRS Sales stocks 218,800: bonas, 31.- Preferred D.vidends, Depreciation, Depletion and Taxes, amounted to over $2,250,000, equal to (By Braseas & Dupuis) 127,000, nearly 3 times First Preferred dividend requirements.Open.Close.|p 2 ot bE HH HR BR Net Earnings of the Company and its subsidiaries, for the current year ending December 31st, Am Beer Sugar .92 n |g axnBAUn 3 1920, after payment of Interest Charges and allowing for Depreciation and Depletion and available an .40 + i i imated to be not less t 000, equal to over ® MONTREAL EXCHANGE .for Firat Preferred Dividends and Taxes are estima han ,000, eq Am Car & Fdy 138% 137% |g a À times First Preferred Dividends, and after payment of all Preferred Dividends, equal Am Inter Corp 3% 83% Am Locomoty 74 sr | SRRNNRRRR RRR N UND the Company's Common Share Capital.- Am Smelting .60 so (By Canadien Press) .; Am Sugar .125 126 Montreal, Que.June 17\u2014Trading Over $8.000.000 par value of this issue has already been sold in Canada and the United States.Am Bum Tobacco .fra 1H was moderats today on ihe local + We offer the unsoid balance, if, as and when issued, at a price of \u2014 ve str sen stock exc nge with few changes of Atchison .T04 79% [note except in Price Broth SET lf ERO de 100 and accrued dividend, yielding 8% ; «eo points on of h k S Beth Steel (8) 90 [adjustment Romara that there Carrying a Bonus of 207 in Common Shares BRT.\u2026 12 |would be no splitting of stock In (One Common Share with every five Prelerred Shares) California Petrol 29 Brompton brought thé price down to CPR.co.11244 [13336 while the fact that the rumor Payable: 25% of the par value on application, \" Sher ® omar thy es Pre a the merting\u201d on 25% of the par value on July 13th, 1920.CM&SP.32 327 [sulted in recovery of a traction The 25%, of the par value on August 16th, 1920, Jo R tatand 1 2.BK 26 net toms wan 334 pointe for the das.259; of the par value on September 15th, 1920.T! 8 .2 owar t , - .Crucible Steel .138% |don 21; points; otherwise the Papers Common Stock Bonus will be adjusted to even emount 57 purchane or sale of fractional Snare at {he rele of $50 par share.General Motors 3304 [ed stocks rested on thelr secon be lon 0 Bene re apt oi Gear es Tay man ù vigne Payne va beat G 2 tock ted the al of .vil n 1 Goodrich > or .e [2] oy gains win Textile caning 14 pom whole or in part at any time.Interest will be aliowed on payments at the rate of 3% per annum.Interest will be adjusted uges Gt Northern pfd .69% x Steel and Merger stocks were steady final payment.Inspiration Copper .§3 62% to weak with Steamship preferred internat Nickel\" 17% 17% makings ew low Tor tne sear a ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION Limited Inter Merc Marine .31 31% {7814 and the common firm at T1, NTO HALIF, fe ARE UT ok ah 6330 and wna bd unr seh Tout to 104 SL Datmes Street 50 sing Street W.Royal Hank Banding 84 Pri Internat per .TeY 17 and wag up to withous Kennecott Copper .Jody 2634 ati atock, under 67.* WINNIPEG NEW YORK 7 Grama ON LONDON.ne.Keystone Tire & Rub 278 2715| Elsewhere in the list atronger 500 Electric Ry.Chambers 165 B.esdway muchawanne Steel .70% 70% stocks ae paredien ove \u2014 \u2014 me mn \u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014 ee et EER ee \u2014\u2014 EE \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 tne Mb SE SEE SN Gps amy, Ct ee GE S\u2014 \u2014 exican Petrol ., .,1771 17 preferred.up poi at ane Missouri Pacific a 00e ni \" Ti preferred, up 2¥ points at APPLICATION FORM Nevada Cong Cop .TY.sl Nove In Song ¢ op - 1 Hay! ) Reorslons included a 3 point tos ROYAL SECURITIES CORPORATION, LIMITED NY Central .es |in B.C me at 40, & new low Nort & West .517 [wince 1918.a aix point loss to 50 for Address Montreal, Toreato, Halifax.8.John or Wiasigeg Office \u2014\u2014, : North Pacis ce een Tox ni Canada Car; a five point loas to 230 Sirs: I/We hereby apply for $.per value Riordon Company, Limited, 8%, Cumulative NB Steel .\u2026.84 sa {for Ogilvie and a 3 point loss for First Preferred Shares, and agree to pay for same, or any less amount that ma Ohio Cities Gas .39 33%, | Merchants\u2019 Bank.accordance with the terms of your prospectus dated June 18th, 1920.I/We will Pan Amer Petrol .102% 10144 Total trading: Listed, 11,478: Common Stock at rate of $50 share.Pennsylvania R.R.28% 3344 |Bonds.822.000; Vouchers, 20; per * Name (in full) eae teow seed Pierce Arrow .49% 493 | Mines, 300.Cheque to the order of Royal Secwritios Corporation, me Tee An oriieny US 8 Ry Steel Springs .99 a \u2019 sccongaty je Reading .22 1.804 DIR) (By Breed & Gowrseam Cantin 100 par vai pol fa) Address (iB full).«oo vmoones onsen rpnsesns Republic I& 8S ., .93 11 Bla: Antes Royal Duteh .116% Ames .110 130 Date.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026ossnasco veus arecose n PE a NEE lee si MI en sarees trian eT ry Eve, Binclalr Of) Cons 2054 | Abitibi 7 79% Southern Pacific 9134 | Anbeatos .83% Bouthern Ry .22% BéH Teleph 1044; rombers cr.1634 Erasiian A 43% 1 \u2026.fe ae a oe Texas oi.Fa.ow Brewers se as er aan 5 36 at 18534, 50 at 136%, 25 at 138, Texas Pacific .1.29% |Brompion .2 186 | 75 at 136, 10 at 135%, 75 «t 1364, | ES Tohacen Products .nu ss Canners .4 50 at 136%, 26 ac 13844, 60 at 128, nion Pac.co sees 113 ent.Pre ER i [rasbeini | THE ROYAL TRUST U 8 Indust Alcohol.8834 893 etrolt see 106 Cement: 80 at 65.° U8 Rubber Ce ae ees su nu Game So.so Laurentide: 5 at 107, 10 at 106%, HEAD OFFICE: MONTREAL Utah Copper .kW e73, |Dominion Steel .67 Breverss 30 8 3, a 26 uebec ay: 3 ss .Von Bieel .84% a2% Laurentides .BI | Seton is a 23% 5 at 28s.has Assets under Administration White Motor .50% Both | Eman S.Spanish: 50 at 10414, 10 at 10414, totalling : Torito mp - 138 18 [Montremt Power\u2019 nat, |BO nt 10614, 50 at 104%, 10 at 106, \u2014 Ontario Stee) 0 70 160 at 1044.none memes (Que: J Jew] Tene Tio ad tan QE EVE $234,239,124.30 a .4 : .hawinigan .Spanish ptd: 10 at 147, 50 at 147% : .; w EGG MARKET .| m[Bhavnikan .108 264 [80 at 14704, 26 at 148.| This is « fair indication of the degres of Ennexnenuuannuni raneh cs eu ee 020100 M 0p TE au pet 142 102180.1081\" confidence in the Directorate and Officers of the Company.Ottawa, Ont, June 17.\u2014The ohiet |Steamhaip » 71% Steamahips pfd: 25 at 78%.feature of interest in the egg mmr- Atlantis 1174 us Penman: 80 at 130 \u201d ARY.Brancues: ket is the strong and higher prices; Textile 1 1324 .: .CALG.HAMILTON, ST.JOHN, Ntor the grades.Quality is now re-|Tooke .74% | General Blectric: § at 102, EDMONTON, OTTAWA, , 9 HR Ri, = ported poor and shrinkage heavy, |Cotriages 3e |g Senada Cottons: § at 360, 10 at] yyy ipay QUEBEC, TORONTO, WINIGPEG, One Ontario co-operative assootn.|Price .888 360 3 , .3 tion intends advancing the price to| Weeds .107 .2S Fiahing: 100 at 4 at 191, 9 be producers Dent eek.Today this -.- at 1.ontreal: a .sociation is receiving © firsts Ames ., 102 .: and §3 for extras.Bevers! more|Cement .Sous | Momons Beak: 30 at 190.sales sre por ut Western One = a \u201ces in Hid tario.points for export, n vee 14 14 Toronto quiet.jobding prices, spe- |Steamihipe .\u2018 78 44 | 18 30 26-06 08 06 962836 06 00 96 06 20 20 9 8 lals 71; extras 64 to 66; fi Asbestos .nn n 1 10 AN mas cumanovas.8 BREEN & GOURDEAU some deniers veport buying Comme .187 sirasght receipts at 43 country |Merchante ijennnnuusunnnuna Stock and Bond Brokers, P Montreal firmer and higher, jeb-| Regal ee S145; | pamonten .RH Mountain Hill Telephone 185-186, vi P, -[Hoyal.3 bing speciale §7 to 60: extras 8} to|Hochelga .187% 158 a 147 56: firsts 855; seconds 47 te 48.AFTERNOON SALES.Calgary 6.863.374 OCsrvespondents: Jeaks, Gwynne à Company, WEmMbe of che » air during 47 te 48 Le.py htamio: 16 at 117, 10 at 116%, Tn New York Mouk Kuchonge, oué Fortier, Monnveis & Ob, members .: t Prines soluble received asking for dres- Drastic: 140 at 41.Moose 188.086 | pouliry prices Brompton: 36 at 136, 60 ai 1353, | Regime | .00 4,206,844 us ELECTRIC AND OIL STOVES Prepare yourselves against the inconveniences caused by a shortage .of Gas by purchasing an Oil or Electric Stove.A bee assortment a reasonable pss be tblaned a the MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY COY.LTD.\"Phone 651.80-90 ST.PAUL ST., QUEBEC, P.Q.\u201c146 Central Park West (Entre Block) ew York City Urerlonkiia Central l'urk'« mont picturesque Inke, A mont delixhtfully wdtusted hotel of di