The Quebec chronicle, 28 juin 1920, lundi 28 juin 1920

[" ronir || 4e: + WEATHER FORECAST: = SX.Mostly Fall; Decidedly Warm ESTABLISHED 1764, £1 Queer QUEBEC, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920.CONTROVERSY 1S \"TRAGIC END OF \u2014 TEST EXTAR ¢ » » x : \"Phones 1247-1248.A.GRENIER 94-06 ST.JOHN STREET.BATTLE GROUND ~ ISSUES NOT MEN The Democratic National Convention Opens at San Francisco Today San Francisco, Calif, June 27\u2014Is- sues rather than men furnish the battleground for the Democratic National Convention opening here tomorrow.Candidates cannot be considered until prohibition, the League of Natlons and the Irish questions have been fought out on the floor.Contests over these planks in the varty platform seem inevitable and the convention is all set for a stormy time.The tig fight is over William Jengs Bryan's determination to have platform no wet can run on\u201d.On this the administration forces appear se far 10 be pursuing a hands off policy As yet nobody knows what to expect from the White House.On the league of Nations Issue the Adininistration forces are lined up for a plank modelled after the Virginia platform, which declared for a covenant \u201cwithout destructive reservatior a.\u201d Mr.Bryan and his assistants want « declaration from the League with reservations \u2018\u2018to safeguard every interest\u201d.The lines of the fight over the Irish question are not ro clearly de- fned.\u2014Fhile the queation of issue is bott- ing.little change is apparent in the line-up of strength of the various candidates.Cox and Palmer are expected to go in for a test of strength on the first ballots, as did Wood and Lowden at Chicago.The intangible but admittedly strong forces working for McAdoo will walt In the background for the psychological moment.The Cox people profess to have pficient strength to eliminate Palt on the preliminary ballots, and then plan to pit their candidate against the fleld.At this stage it looks as it the Democrats would have a \u201cbig three\u201d, just an the Republicans had.Both wets and drys today launched thelr planks on the pra- hibition issue.For the drys, Bryan made his proposed plank public, a sweeping declaration for enforcement of the Volstead Law without increase rhges.From the wat camp alternative planks drafted by Postmaster-Gen- eral Burleson were issued One declares for \u201cindividual liberty\u201d and modification of the Volstead Law to remove fits \u201cdrastic and unreasonable features\u201d and the other aske for amendment permitting beverages \u201cin fact not intoxicating\", In connection with the prohibition question there was a third attitude shown toady, many powerful traders backing a movement to prevent any mention of the liquor question in the \u201cplatform.Out of all the preliminary skirmishing nde the fact that Bryan is again the storm center of a Demoeratie convention.When his prohibition plank became known today it was dubbed the \u201cMojave Desert\u201d prenne Apcaume 1t was so ary.of the poesibllity of a deadlock on Cox.Palmer and Mc- Adoo, there was a movement on foot today headed by former Senator Saulsbury, Delaware, to have Vice- President Marshall brought forward as à \u2018dark horse\u201d at the convention.He declared that the Vice-President would be placed in nomination and .duis name kept before the convention to the end of the balloting.MAN LOST IN THE VALCARTIER WOODS Went Fishing Saturday, and Apparently Lost Way\u2014Not Found Up To Last Night Word reached thiu city last night Riviere-au-Pime, north of Vaithat a man named Blais had m pate, , n missing in the wonds since Saturday afternoon and no trace of him had been found up to a late hour.It appears that the man was a member of & fishing party who put up et Mr.John Bmith's.They set out on Saturday afteon to go to Lake Bouleau.On the way the files became very troublesome, and Blais mid he would go back to the farm house and join them at the Lake on Sunday morning.His companions went on to the lake and returned to ne En farm at noon on Sunday, ex ng to find their companion, but to their dismay he had not yet reached she farm.A march party Was organised and scoured the woods, but dissovered ne traos of he mimiog man, WHAT'S HURRY, HERE'S YOUR HAT Montreal Gazette Invites the Premier in Diplomatic Language to Resign Montreal, June 37 \u2014 The general expectation is that Sir Robert Borden will this week make known his intentions \u201cwhether his health and inclination permit longer service in what must have become an almost intolerable position, and If not fn- vite his supporters to choose a successor,\u201d the Gazette will say editor- lally tomorrow.The Gazette continues: \u201cIt Bir Robert Borden has the initiation, tie will and the strength to again assume the task of leadership, if he will promulgate principles of policy, and with his col- teagues and supporters preach these the country over, there will come new vigor in the party.And if this happy consummation cannot be reached, then the party should rally under a new leader.\u201d Encourages Delay.Commenting on the increased ses- sional indemnity the Gasette tomorrow will say editorially smart making the increase dependent upon the length of the session puts a premium on delay and dilatorinees in the despatch of public business, \u201cbecause there will alwilye be the inducement to spin out the session until the full indemnity can be obtained.\u201d The Gasette concludes that \u201cit will be an advantage and may at times mean the saving of much money to fix the indemnity irrespective of the length of the session.\u201d .C.M.À, FREIGHT SHED ON FIRE Blaze Was Discovered By the Police Constables While On Their Round While on the round early this morning.Constables Brown and Patry, of No.4 Police Station, noticed flames issuing trom tne Canadian National Railways freight shed on St.Andrew St.They investigated, and then separated, Constble Brown to ring in an alarm from box 51, and Constable Patrie to notify the police.In response to the call from box 51 the firemen came in on the run, and set to work right away.An abundant supply of water was on hand, while the lack of wind heip- ed the firemen considerably in their work.As the Chronicle goes to press, however, the fire is not ye: under control, and fears are express.od that it will spread towards the offices and also towards the freight re but the firemen, under Ad- Jutant Donnelly, are hard at work and hope to prevent the fire from spreading.The building te a two story wooden structure covered with sheet fron.The amount of freight in the shed is not known, but it is understood that there is a large quantity, and the blaze may prove to be a costly one.\u2014 grUNNNNuNRRNDNNY ¥ MusT eTILL OBEY 2 a 2 BOARD OF COMMERCK, = Li ® \u2014\u2014 \u201c \u201c Ottawa, Ont.Juve 26\u2014.§§| (By Can.Prem)-Merchanu 8 must continue to obey the % orders of the Board of Commerce of Canada.Bir Robert Borden Informed the Mouse of Commons of this today when Dr.Michael Steele inquired if retail grocers still came under the requirements of the Board, In view of the fact that all its commission.ors have resigned.Bir Robert pointed out that the resignation of Vice.Chairman O'Connor did not take effect until June 30, and the recommendations of the Government would be passed upon by the Govornor-Gen- eral In due course.'Unul then the orders of the Board would stand.snusnnnnsnanbhs SBEBEIXRNLLALETARARERNLERATES Quebec Players Compe Ottawa, Ont, June 37\u2014An intro.oft by the Mipister of Marine of supplementary ates of $1,700,- 000 for naval expenditure during the coming year precipitated a spirited debate which lasted four hours in the House of Commons at last night without a vote baing reached.W.M.Duff Lunenburg, was the principal opponent.that England's declined on the ground that Canada could not afford any ambitious naval policy.He proposed that aaval dockyards and establishments at Halifax and Esquimalt be turned over to Great Britain.Hoa.Rodolphe Lemieux, J.J.Denis and Ernest Lapointe opposed the appropriation.Thelr objection coincided vith those of the Leader of the Opposition who moved that the entire new vote be rejected, the House only adopting the original naval estimate of $300,000 which was being asked for along with this ons.Hon.T.A.Crerar spoke briefly Jn support of Mr.MacKen- sie-King's amendment.Hon.C.C.Ballantyne sald he hoped that Canada would adopt a naval policy more consistent with her dignity after the Imperial Conterence of 1921.Meanwhile Canada was cosnmitted by the Laurier Naval Bill of 1910 to the defence of her own shores and the Interim Policy of the Government based on the acceptance of a gift of war craft from Great Britain, required the appropriation of the sum now submitted to the House.J.PF.Armstrong, Lambton, supported the Governmmamt.The debate continued vigorously umil midnight, when Fernand Rin- {ret was about Lo speak in support of the Opposition amendment, when Hom.W.8.Fielding remarked that It was Sunday morning and the debate was adjourned, During the afternoon tire Prime Minister tabled the correspondence relating to the resicnation of Hom.H.8.Robson last March from the Board of Commerce.The House finally concurred \u201cin the Senaté amendment to the Civil Service bill, abolishing à number of holidays hitherto observed in the service be- chung they are holy days of she Roman Catholic Church.An amendment to the Franchise Act was concurred In granting the same mary that of a Bupreme Court Judge to Chief Electoral Officer charged with the administration of the Franchise Hon.W.L.MacKensie-King Save notice of an amendment to the Act providing election advertisements in any form appearing in a newspaper shall disclose the name of the person or organization paying for It and this amendment wil be carried on third reading of the bill which was reported from committee Estimates for mail and steam- #hip subventions to the amount of 31,204,300.66 were adopted by the House in Committee.An act to validitate excess borrowings under the Demobilization Act was given third reading.News Index.Page One.Battle Ground Issues Not Men.What's Hurry.Here's Your Hat.Against Extra Naval Expense.Controversy Is 8:tli Raging.Tragic End of Birthday Party, Sir A.Routhier Is Deceased.C.N.R.Freight Shed On Fire, The Gathering Was Harmonious.Viscount French Most Emphatic.Toronto Strikers Back At Work.Weather Report.Page Two, Household and Fashion Hints, Bir R.Borden Tables Correspondence Dominion Bteel To Meet Today.Beginning Of English Nation.New Regulations For Attendance.Greeks Jubilant.Turks Depressed.Announcement In Three Weeks, Explanation Of The Estimates.Minor Changes In The Taxes, Benate Joins With Commone \u2018The Gathering Was Harmonious, Page Four.Editorial: Press Comment.Reminiscences of the Past.: Page Five, The Cardinal At Notable Even*.Death of Mr.Robert Smith.Fine Showing of i2nd Battalion.Quebecer Bhines As An Inventor.National Day In Limotiou.Arrangements Are Completed.Page Siz, Resolute Has Been Melected.N|Scene Bet for Championships.Dishman Rods Two Winners.Big League Baseball at a Glance.Page Seven, Kenogam! Model School Closing.Big Crowd Saw Sporting Event Scholars Spent Pleasant Day.| Correspondence, Page Eight.Finanolal and Commercial News, New York and Montreal Markets, Ryen's Expulsion Thrilied Street.Pages Ten.Social and Personal.At The Wilson Theatres.Vers Timely Warningand superannuation allowances.as Winnipeg, Man, June 27.\u2014 ciarng that the letter he sent \u2018to Judge Robson was neither inv! nor expected, J.B.Hugg, EC.turday sued a statement ; ing the factum of the Crescip Creamery.Mr.Hugg states that 4é sent the letter to Judge Robwon giv tirely on his own initiative without Judge Robson's moll or consent.: Judge Robson reiterated ftp denial of Mr.Mundock's charges & public statement Saturday an declared that he had absolutely connection with any big busindis:| He refutes the declaration that was one-sided tn his judgment and defends his handling of the buai- ness brought before the Board #; Commerce.His object, he sam, was not to est prices that would ruin business, but to control pri that were fair to the consumer trader alike.Judge Robson that Mr.Murdock's charges wipe inspired by perwonal malice.& Judge Robson's etatement fek- tows: \u201cWere it not that there de Eross perversion of facts in A Murdock's letter to the Premier, would utterly ignore his statement.\u201cThe first three of his grounds #6 not concern me, but they are at variance with any knowledge I hate of the facta , \u201cIn th fourth ground he says that I was \u201cin full sympathy with high prices and against, low prices\u201d.And that I so stated in my letter of February 23 to Sir George Foster.Look at this instance of Mr.Murdock's treatment of the facts.What { really said was this: \u201cThe economic policy of the country ehouid be towards high prices and again low prices.Numerous governmental agencies at the expense of the people of Canada, are doing thelr best to get the highest world prices for Canadian produce.In view of this any tea- dency to fmduce prices of this produce is simply abortive.\u201d \u201cObviously T was dealing with Capsdian producers, farmers and growers of ull kinds, raisers of 1t: rock.I was not dealing with rene uofacturers.The suggestion that I ves fmked up tn some way with the manufacturing business je new to me.I have never been able to see eny evidence of it\u201d Takes Fis Word Toronto, Ont, June 27.\u2014Whether Sir Robert Borden believed that James Murdock wes under a mimap- prehension in regard to the attitude cf the Cabinet in the filing the vacancies in the Board of Commerce by appointment does not bother the ex-Cormamissioner im the least.\u201cWhatever Sir Robert eald, I'll take his word for it\u201d, he satd Saturday.\u201cIt is only fair to eay.however, that he did not take any definite stand in any of one conferences I had with him.\u201cMy letter was very specific.But f he says he did not intend to suggest that the Government would wait for the decision of the Privy Council before Alling in the Board, as I sald before, I am willing to accept his word for it.\" \u201cNd you know that Sir Robert had conferred with hin colleagues in reference to the gentleman suggested by you for an appointment\u201d, he was asked.\u201cHe did intimate that he woul ke a conference on the matter\".Mr.Murdock said that he had had word to go to Cleveland.\u201cBut don\u2019t worry, Cleveland te only 284 miles from Toronto and in case anybody want® me it won't take me long to get back\", he said.\u201cAs to ground five in which complaint ie made of my absences from Ottawa (why this was ground for h'e resignation, I know not), I sim- bly say that owing to unceria\u2019nties of jurisdiction and economic polier, { hemitated about moving to Ottawa.1 informed the Government thereof no that they could act as they chose with me in the matter.No business ever guffered-\u2014Mr.O'Connor was qualified as Chief Commisisoner in my absence\u2014in fact I was engaged 'n Board business In Winnipeg on almost every trip here.This ground shows what sort of spirit was growing up in the Board.\u201cGround six sets forth an incident which shows that spirit tn another form.This relates to Mr.Hugg's letter containing the factum of the Crescent Creamery Company in a case regarding jursdicticn, The letter of Mr.Hugg to me was lying exposed on my desk.I had not seen it.How It got there I don't know, except that 1 wes told that a clerk opened it and so placed HK Mr, Murdock in my absence examined; my desk, found the letter, abutracted ; n copy, and has freely published it.The circumstance is being delt- berately distorted for the purpose of doing me harm, Such use of the incident in m iWelf evidence of malice.The facts are that Mr.Hugg.ae Solicitor for the Crescent Creamery Cumpany, had asked me it the Board would grant a rehearing.I anid I thought M was hopeless: that he could only take proceedings eet out in our Actu and outeide of technical objections, the constitutional question was the only ons.We discusyed that question as lawyers do.1 at no time invited or suggested that a draft of the taotum > Montreal, Que.June 27\u2014-An aged woman was killed, a baby fatally inured, another woman may die and two others were slightly injured when the floor of third-etory ba\u2018cony collapsed on Saturday night at $45 Mount Royal Avenue, this city, Four of its five occupants were flung to the street below: the fifth, a girl with a child in her arms, were saved when the girl grasped a rung of the railing which remained in place and Geld on until rescued.The dead are: Mre.Catherine Taylor, 60.fractured skull, died instantly; Lionel Biack, aged eleven months, her grand-child.fractured skull, from which he died the same night at Notre Dame Hospital.The badly injured woman Is Frances \u201d Taylor, aged 19.who suffereé à fractured skull, two broken forearms and & fractured knee.She is in Notre Dame Hoapita)l where her situation is regarded as critical, The accident occurred on the occ sion of the celebration of Mrs.Tuylor\u2019s \u20ac0th birthday.THE GATHERING WAS HARMONIOUS Scotia Shareholders Alert To Immense Advantages Of Big Consolidation \u2014 Montreal, Que., June 27\u2014W.D.Rosas, Vice-President of the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company, was Fin town today enroute to Toronto from New Glasgow, where he attended the special meeting of the Scotia shareholders last Friday.Mr.Ross stated that the gathering at New Glasgow was entirely harmonious.\u201cI found the Scotia's sharsholders™ wid Mr.Ross, \u201calert to the immense advantages which the big consoli- 1 means te the Maritime Prov.Intes und to the Domidion as à whole.We have unrivalled possibilities in our combined iron and coal deposits which without fresh capital we cannot develop as we thouid.Now that Colonel Morden and his English group of assistants have allied themselves with us and we have brought the two great iron and steel industries of Nova Bcous together, linking them up with a splendid shipping combination, we will have at our disposal the neces- «ary resources to develop our hold- ngs.\" Mr.Ross added that he had seen 8 cable from the London advisory committee of the Dominion Steel Corporation stating that the over.sen organisation was in perfect accord with recent developments on this side of the Auantic and an nouncing that orders for many thousands of tons of irom ore had already been placed dy the English assistants at singularly attractive prices while the demand for Canadian coal was presently urgent at highly remunerative rates.\u201cThe consolidation of the com.panied embraced In the British Empice Steel Corporation,\u201d concluded Mr.Rom, \u201cwhile of prime importance to the Dominion.fa a devolop- ment of imperial and even worldwide interest which cannot but reflect to the profit and trade importance of the Dominion.VISCOUNT FRENCH MOST EMPHATIC Says Government Will Never Coerce Ulster or Allow A Irish Republio - \u2014\u2014 Belfast, June 27\u2014Viscount French, Lord-Lteutenant of Ireland, who ie here for the unveiling of war and luncheon yesterday, : \u201cIt cannot too clearly be shown that the Government never will under any circumstances listen to any proposal either for the establishment of an Irish Republic or the coercion of Ulster.We desre above ail things to give to the country the utmost measure of political freedom.and hope sometimes againmt hope that a peaceable reconciliation will even.tualiy be effected, bul having md ro much ! would be wanung in my duty\u2019 it 1 414 not repeat what 1 have said before, that we are determined the Irish people shall enjoy the mame protection as the people of other parts of the Kingdom.and the Government will not hesitate to employ all the forces at its dispom) to attain this.\u201d be submitted to me.Nr.Hugg had been à student in my office.We are Jroducers of legal works which take up Incidentally into thy constitution! field.To see the faclum as a matter of legal interest 18 different.to revising dt.By some kind fortune! and entirely withowt suspicion of its] ultimate usefuifienss, I had warned A.W.Greene, Ottawa, Solicitor for the company, that the factum was net to de stiows te me.\u201d $ ?\u2018 Sir Adolphe Routhier, the noted jurist and author, 73 D'Auteull Bt, Passed away last evening at his summer residence at Bt.Irenee les Bains, according to word which reached the city at a late hour this morning.His unmarried daughter, Mile.Angeline Routhier, was with him to the last.His married daughter.Mrs.Staunton, is in England, while his son Mr.A.Routhier, is in Pincher Creek, Alta.It is understood the body will arrive in Quebec at Tuesday noon, and will be exposed in the chapel of the Fathers of the Sacred Heart The funeral will take place on Wednesday morning from the Basilica to the Belmont Cemetery.The late Hon.Bir Adolphe Routhier, Judge of the Admiralty Court of the Province of Quebec was born at St.Placide, P.Q., on May 8, 1839, the son of Charles and Anrelique (Lafleur) Routhier He was educated at Ste.Therese College, and from there went to the Laval University.The deceased gentleman was tailed to the Bar in 1861, and was created KC.in 1873.He practiced at Kamouraska for some time, and was appointed Pulsne Judge of the Buperior Court in Sept.1, 1872.He was appointed Chief Justice on Sept.30, 1904, and retired in 1906.Bir Adolphe Routhier had been a\u2019 Judge of the Vice-Admiralty Court! nce 1897.The deceased gentleman was the author of several books, some of which have been translated into several languages, while as a poet his most successful production was the nations! song \u2018\u201cO Canada\u201d, which was set to music by the late Calizt Lavalee.Sir Rodolphe Routhier was an unsuccessful candidate on two ocea- sions to the House of Commons, and declined the Lieutenant-Governor- ship of the Northwest Territories in 1897.He served as Administrator of Government, Quebec, during 1904 and 1905.He was General\u2019 President of the Bt.Jean Baptiste Society, and s \u2018À HUNTLEY & PALMERS miscurrs || NAVAL EXPENSE) STILL AGING BIATHOAY PARTY) 15 DECEASED uk Fat Bre i F in Gere it Liberals Oppose Supplement- | Murdock and Robson ] Family Assembled on Third|Noted Jurist and Author Died man J .Pagar Dem! Lune PE Gino tin Ends ary Estimates of $1,700,-| change Further Compe] Story Baloony, Whioh Felli Last Evening at Ste.Irenee The Pars of Enduring Vogue J School, Sielia, atom, Osborne, Poul Beurre, Sugar Waters, Table 000\u2014No Vote Reached * | ments at Long Range | To the Street les Bains ; , ) wrest as Crimp\".Direst trom Resting, Bag.È \u2014\u2014 \u2019 Sables Distinctive capes or searfs, fashioned of beautiful sables, hold an assured place as the most fashionable and distingwish- { ed of furs.\u2018 Every fne-piece in our display is created of soft, silky, evenly-colored pelts of rare quality; worked by experts to whom time saving is no object, provided they get the most, original effects.a Quite-apert from any intention to purchase, we invite you to see our collection of chice Russian and Hudson Bay Sables, Baume Martens and Stone Martens.Russian and Hudson Bay Sables Row pelts may be taken info most foreign countries free of duty.FOR THE SUMMER VACATIONS was Vice-Pregident of the Royal 8o- dent the foKowing year, and was created by the Pope a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St.Gregory.He was also knighted by King George at his Coronation in 1911.Sir Adolphe Routhler married Clorinde Mondelet, daughter of J.O.Mondelet, advocate, of Montreal.She dled about eighteen months ago.and he is survived by one son and two daughters.BRITISH ARE ON THE JOB IN TURKEY Transports Pass Through the Dardanelies\u2014Land Troops at Mudania London, June 27\u2014Acvording to a Constantinople despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company, British oruisers, escorting transports have pamsed through the Dardanelles fur Ismid.Come and Go Constantinople, June 27\u2014 One thousand British troops dieem- barked at Mudania, on the Sea of; Marmora, Friday morning and occupied the town for four hours They then evacuated.The Nationalists resisted and aix Turks were killed.Two British were wounded, \u2014 The Weather.Toronto.Ont, June 27\u2014Pressure is highest over the Middle and South Atlantic States and reladively low over the Western Provinces, the South Pacific States and in the Upper Mississippi Valley.The weather has been fair and warm today throughout the Dominion with the exception of a few scattered thundershowers in Saskatchewan and the northern part of Ontario.\u2018Temperatures: Min.Max.Prince Rupert .46 84 Vancouver .856 70 Victoria ., .66 66 Kamloops .BM 74 Ca'gary .38 12 Medicine Mat .68 18 Port Arthur .6&4 7% Parry Bound ve ve an.60 74 London ., .82 84 Port Manley .\u2026.4 7 Toronto .\u2026 8 Kingston .8e 7 Montreal ., .4 84 Quebec ., .,.66 M Ha\u2019ifex .\u2026 4 7 Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Ottawa Valley ant Upper and Lower St.Lawrence: Moderate to fresh southwesterly to southeasterly winds: thunderstorms In some localities, but montly fair and decidedly warm.Gu't and North Shore: Moderate to fresh southwesterly to southerly winds; a frw goattered showers, dut general\u2018y feir and warm, .Maritime: Moderate to fresh southwesterly winds; generally fair snd warm, ciety of Canada in 1914, being Preef-+ We have a line of fine glazed stone ware Tea Pots there an individual aise to hold one of two cups, price 73 cents.and à new model in standard size, costs $1.30.the very best Tea Pot for family ues.## If during your vacation your watch should fall into water, open up the case and immerse the whole watch in coal oil, sweet oll, or any oil obtainable.do not delay: watch materials are excessively expensive at present and often difficult to procure, the oil will prevent rust.Mail the watch to us as quickly ss possible.G.SEIFERT & SONS WATCHMAKERS.16 FABRIQUE STREET, Opposite City Hall.HUPMOBILE MODEL NINETBEN-TWENTY Price $2480.00 We have in stock for immediate delivery :\u2014 2 PASSENGER ROADSTER CARS.5 PASSENGER TOURING CARS, also 4 PASSENGER COUPE\u2014Price $3650.Let xs demonstrate lo you.M.L DOHAN 29 Palace Hill.Phone 4748, TORONTO STAIERS 5757 BACK AT WORK Four-Day Street Railway Tie- ee Municipal Board made to the me last Friday afternoon of à mazimu wage of 60 cents an hour, an ine crease of five cents.was accepted of a mass meeting of the men om Saturday night after about an bowr's ronaideration.The position of the Toronto Rallway Cempaay in matter of pay Is not definitely ba hut it is understood the will accept she situation and .the best of what it may regard as &.tad bargain.r BR.J.Manage Up End Satisactorly For) Cont, cotes ee the Employees of ihe Sickate ot the company, it \u2014_\u2014 pany will pay the additiossl fre) oats an hour imposed by the Toronto, Ont, June 37-\u2014Toremo\u2019s [iarjo Ralway and Municipal four-day Srest railway striln came |and uy Re more about the montiist: ey to an ond at § o'clock this merning e when the cars were egnlo put in Superior: Moderate winds; show- DIED.\u2018 ers or thunderstorms in some locali- |commiwmion, manned by the em % Pe Mes.but partly fair: not much|ployees bé the Toremte Railway >.; ote change in ¢ ure.© |Company, who had been eut aince by se Pag AN, oar inons: Showers In 91,130 ant Wedneniay morsteg.The Reuther, tow localities, but fer the most part | * Quibes offer of the Ontavie Rallway aad 1 > L +.&\u201c N .JUNE 28, 1920, MONT 3 OUTING FROCK OF YELLOW |i CREPE DE CHINE ONLY TABLETS MARKED \u201cBAYER\u201d ARE ASPIRIN Not ZAsplris at;All without without thie «Bayer Cruse?i The Paquet Store will Close Every Da oa during te months | of July an and August at 8 8 o'clock.\u201ctt \"Continuation of our Great Lingce | | The economising buyers of Quebec were v \u201cby the greatness of this sale, wh here her I DEPARTMENT or.M = FISHER] géduD ae ui De : o 1920, for le 1 ual ; se, og tré, for the construction of tructures-on \u2018the Quebec Dis- : pleated front Is restrained by & deep bh d pale pink, front trimmed with small Bank for the mmm of .24 à pale blue, pale green and p: Pp fre Hundred Dollars ($360.) E camrstiow -you-proof of thre fact that it is actually | |belt.Wide oyeletanre placed nt each.Luck end embroidery work.Price Las senc $5.25 Good Roads Trail frock of crepe de chine.that of ripening grain.The waist is collared in unusual style and the Decidedly pleasing is this simple| \u2018The color! favored is a pale yellow rather like] good taste and low prices prev alent.Ladies\u2019 and young girls middies in white with siilor colle?in pale tue or all white, tee 28 with square collar, braid, navy blue duck tie.Price .$2.98 Ladies\u2019 middy blouses in marquisette in nav} blue and white flowered design, tie and bottom of sleeves trimmed with white.Price .$2.98 Paull-overs for ladies and young girls in white duck with collar and cuffs in green or pale blue duek, belt and pockets.Price .$3.28 Middies for Ladies and young gitls in marquisette, colors, SPECIAL VALUES for MONDAY Undies\u2019 and young girls green, belt, collar and cuffs in Ten duek P5318 2 white braid.Special .FP 7% 1] Middies for young girls and women in marquis- tte, color, pale p pink, pale green, front * trimmed with braid, satin Price $8.15 Pull-overs in marquisette for ladies \u2018and jours girls, made with short sleeves, front is embroi Bpecial .| x front with belt, price Canad.Tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but Middies for ledits and young girle in white duck, | ays by in mmbeskan puiagele (em sale, Lar Baye peck Laddies\u2019 middies in while duck wih colar 4nd sola, ti ook.in pale pink or pale blue f Asizie\u2014Bayer\u201d- , ?for Copcrets ret Structures, Quebec Dis- smite eme A ia well re a] Beyer pot sons.pg sauce pote 32.50 dusk, belt trimmed with narrow si braid $2.25 ; © erode wil be received at this oon | Dumiiiertere te tii Tie pubite assiart imiidtions! (io Tablets of Bare Compeas Middies for young girls fiz white dk with sailor ei ta@ve o'clock noon.Baterday| Mil be stamped a har Sait mak, the Beyer Cream Ladies\u2019 and young girls middies in whits dusk et vs ug serge to a v i able torthe-orderof the Treamrer to trest.your roads and streets with Tarvia the Canadian National Railways | than bo eave them untronted, Te threaded black velvet ree in Middies for young girls end ladies in pale green, | pale ae { Note:\u2014Blae print copies of the similar style and elaborated with|{{ Or pale pink, with collar snd cuffs embroidered.Price $4.7 miawings may be obtained at the The smal} extra first cost is quickly belenced by the pleated frills.The skirt has a single offices by depositing an nc- saving in repair bille and this saving gets bigger every box pleat in the front and from this _ year because Tarvim roads.do not wear out as do untreated point it spreads outward in in- 3 a Pate rie a | ronds, bat only require an occesionel surface trestiment numerably pleats In rose, orchid, |} e Y S the-mii cheque being 2e- to-lreap tiem in.excellent condition.white or blue this dress is equally at-|{ rate « reguinr tmaer Tervia is & coal tar preparation, low in cost and easily Ledies' white duck ekirts with pockets.Price .$2.39 i pted.7 in replaced by the toll S9A\u2014No covering or Ftarauise\u201d what- esever shaîl be built over à sidewalk unless || ! a plan thereof shall have been submitted to the City Engineer and accepted by the | Committee, However, in every case, said marquises |! mst hang Irom the wall and cannot be supported by columns, The present By-law is declared as forsisg phrt of By-law No.24B.Public Netica fe hereby given that in conformity with the di tions bf the law, thc above By-law be read a second time for foioption, on Fer 23rd day of July, 1920.applied, which renders your Tosds dustless, mudiess, frost- pavof and eutomdbile-proof.| Tarviated roads are the ome - economical solntion of the problem of high grade low-cost ronds for cities, towns and country districts.Do Glatt Compe mobile owners to see our prices before placing order elsewhere.UNIVERSAL TIRES 20 Crown Street JuneZixlaw.monx$ their Company | authority on All Matters Pertain- VACATIONS.«By Loretto Lynch) looked for all the world like Sewing Machine Girl\u201d of melodrama.Her face was drawn and she\u2019 was visibly at the end of her nerves.\u201cThese vacation times will just kill me,\u201d she wailed before we had scarcely exchanged greetings.\u201cJohn te going to take wus to the shore over Saturday and Sunday and the children hadn't a thing to wear I've been at this sewing machine \u201cThe way past midnight last night and IMPORTANCE OF || Ladies\u201d white duck skirts with pockets and wide belt $2.75 p Ladies\" gaberdine skirts in cotton, pockets and pearl betters Pda white pique skirts with fancy pockets, price $3.98 you Boots ir white canvas for men with neolin soles, sizes 5 to 30, a $2.50 With Joather soles, sizes 5 to 10, apair .\u2026\u2026.$3.50 Ti) varsuce renracscnn se i à a x fo) 0 di He u wilh gy 1 : of ms RS Snes ens AD 2)., $2.50 and u will find the best quality and lowest prices.Ladies\u2019 white canvas shoes in laced style, with leather wles, high or low heels, sises 2 to 6, à pair \u2026.\u2026.$4.00 Ladies\u2019 white canvas pumps with high heels, leather soles, Specially priced from $2.29 to $4.00 Ladies\u2019 white canves pumps with AE EE ing to Houseuold Management Ladies\u201d pique akirts in vrhite, belt with peart buttons pre i Jobe x.x Have you ever thought seriousiy|[l{ Cial'price «.co.een coierinnionnree mannernne $3.8 Vancouver _ Sydney N.about what an important part eff} | Ladies\u201d white pique skirts made with yoke.Price .$4.50 lite is recreation?And it is particu-| ; .larly important that every housewife ie sotton § geburdine skirts in white wth fancy vackas 7 manage to get some kind of recrea- pearl , asevun0s vonc se san se0euc es Lo tion at regular intervals.We have sem?gabardin 3 i ite, pear) but women among us who look upon |i Ladies Cotton 3 e skirts \" white rasan 45.00 il the sides, belt, Price .RE x vacation periods as the peculiar I .3 privilege of the idle rich, And these a.__r rst Floor Up.! Cy of Quebec women keep house intensely during| i} CITY OF QUEBRC\u2014CITY HALL.the entire year.| i BY-LAW NO.24E.But the woman who is a thinker | {| i Brder 0 Amwd Bylaw Ne.1B * comes to believe that a recreation] h st h i f # re PES EE 20-to 30% | Sem The Larg est Choice o | 1 og a rr held the Siey Soruncil ot ove Reduction strength and a clearer viewpoint | i > op is estan (1920), the followin, for the tasks ahead.And so you r n ue ec ! yaw Ta rend for\u2019 the dre time by WE have one of the largest simply must plan some recreation | e OO wea i ho de Ee ESO stocks of TIRES in this city ||rae other day can | fi tion | ows: to wite «ae : e other day I called on a wo-|{! s for vaca on i AB apte 8 and ie would pay a auto Sn TIS pei fr | Come here and buy your white boots and shoe ¥ | | | | te H.J.5.B.courngmn,.~ ws mon ws De aot or his morn- neolin soles, bigh heels, sizes 2 to | - ; \u201cYour voungaters are so small,\u201d With leather woles, sizes 5 $3 06 v N 6,0 pair R50 -.eee.$5.00 @uy at Quebre, District of Quebec, te wi: | SAS SD (| ccd why dont ves peo PET ett \u2018 Ladies white a thoes with {} Gr ol Quebec, City Hail, By-tew No.BB.ASK FOR OUR PRICES ON picnic lunch to the park?\u201d Shoes in beige canvas with leather noolin soles, bigh hecls, snes 210 6; | \u201cLaw to Ames By-Law No.20 con I realised at once that I had sort in bexge price .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.$5.00 ques The \u201cPenton Fund of Offices and of horrified (his housewife.Bho|l{ Soles, sizes 5 to 10, à pair -.$3.00 0 , | oyces 2 the Permanent Steff.Drawn Cotton and Wool Waste told me that the park nearby would Young girls oxfords with neolin | - a the Freuch language.be no change.Bhs also told me that | In brown with neolin voies sises soles, aizes 8 1-2 to 10, à pair $1.75, it Meh of aber à Jos Menicing) enh Ww h d C tt Wi To een ot ae M 5 to 10, à pair.-$3.00- sites 11 to 2, à pair _\u2026=.$2,00 | y Ze.EE ER asne otton pers great moment \u2014 Ould think they Ÿ | Girls above in white canvas with lesther soles, ises 11 to White boots for ladies with leather soles, low heels, sises 2 || fe ind ie Pera three assed b br \u2014 and \u2014 dren well and take them to a reg Ï price A PAS 00000000 vou ,00ause evene écsc0nsu0e .$2.2 to 7, » pair «oe puma Boe 0000 9 © 0 5 010 = 01 SEE als steals -$3.00 | Eon Lui dE Soft Oil So ETRE of the cer avai] CHS white ones chou vith (oh sl, ep, sises ee bios Ph OR TR 7 Ig of 44 Pb Raa ap .upon the woman?Is lt anv recres- 8 to 10, à pair @1.26, $1.50 and.$1.75 - pa a ds po mies ar di soles, sive qe posin ouncii of the City of Que , 1 tion for her?8h .; boots clin d \" | To har So to toa: Sten nip the Marge, rea forgotten or celt on i Sizes 11 to 2, à pair $1.35, $17 apd .so.-$2.00 10 1-2, à pair $2.25, sises [1 t0 3, 0 PIF .\u2026enmenemses s | \u2018 rte i iL) wear Desire, James Bisset & Co.in the maser.\u201d And our women ff | Ladies\" vite laced boots with leather mies, high bocls, aises Ladies\u201d white canvas laced shoes with neclin sales, with | ra it Ce Telephones 2730-3730.the ext Seneration depends, have M 2to6, a pair @B.00 10 .0220000000cee eee enter $5.00 hes, aies 2 to 7, \u20ac pair $236 0 os emartimn einen BB, | oth bereby ordain and enact as ° not the right to forget themmeives | i lows: 271 ST: PAUL STREET, UEBEC, P.Q.And æ, ho IN i we Soh oe i Rr ad QUEBEC, PQ.proaches, every housewite, no mate | s P E C i A L .| passe: t h inl station lai I Bho toned br the ions: | NP\u201d (-.cion.\"oud plan io mvs her.| Afew lines of tennis shoes for men, women sod children.it Ay ee employee is two and one hall & t of the average salar ay he received the five years preced ing the date of his mission te the pension fund, said two and self some recreation.But every woman can lighten her Mors during the heated season it Shoes in white canvas with rubber soles, for men, aises 6, 8, 9, and 10, a POF evra nee rman 998 White Canvas boots with black soles, sises 11 tae half pe r cent to be multiplied by the she but makes up her mind to it.i Soi ie et ror Dont, please don't dress your chil- to 2; regular & pair 91.60 for.$l.19 \u2014 I dren like stage children and then PQ = ee at By aw, is declared form.worry yourself to death lest Mary ||] Sizes 1 to 5; regular $1.80 for .5 aE PA MEALTH DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT NOTICE In virtue « a new \u201csew bylaw, alt hotties ' have been weed for the distribution ho jk, must be washed as seon ss they = empty, before they sre returned to the 4 js new precaution lo ati in the interests 64 the publle, berswse It de the of setertaining the elesntiness of WINES and LIQUORS 1 take pleasure in announcing to my customers that I have again obtained my license this year for the sale and shipment of liquors 1 always lave on hand s complete stock of (he may get & spot on her accordion pleated silk dress.Keop out of crowded cats.But in any event, make up your mind to have some recreation in some form yourself.PAINT POT AND DRESS TOO MUOH FOR SIR THOMAS Boston, Jung 36\u2014A pot of green paint and a white dress won the first prise for Mra.Harold Warringx when are, all the harder best Wines and Liquors, such as Scuich, John de Sir Thomas Lipton, the famous i e er.>, 3 a sg Eomdemiati to usa these battles Kuyper Gin, Brandy.Whiskey, Wines, eto.pachisman, Dela a comume ball on | wr ha C.I.PAQUIN, A doctor's certificate must accompany each or.Mrs.Warring didn't Xnow what to il unieipel Physician dor for Liquors, which will be shipped to you tbe wear, 0 she put on n white drbes ! [ll .day.and decided not to bother with any | D A SURE BIGN, tame dor.costume.Then she saw the pot of | {i i È .\"What a pretty girl old Greyson'e.hold of!\u201d exclaimed the envious ng fellow to his friend as they tohed the skaters., \"Yea,\" replied the other.\u201cShe oer.istuly is pretty.But I think she must ee his sister.\u201d - .\"Way?: .\u2014 \u201cPfeil, before they cans on the lee him oot her (f she was never to arn how 0 put em her P.-L.TURGEON, Enr.16 Finlay Market June10xmon.wed.cst.x11 | green paint.Sir Thomas always names his racing yachts \"The Shamrock.\u201d There have been four of them.Mrs.Warring painted shamrocke all over her drem and went to the ball.She took the first prise, for Wir Thomas Lipton has a tender spot in his heart Tor shamrocke.And à Woman's wit found it.the \"Wanamaker of London.\u201d \u201c \u2018 Mrs.Warring's husband fs oatied | Siges 6 to 10; regular $2.00 for .Boots in white canves with rubber soles in white, with heels,, sizes 3 to 7, regular $3.50 for $1.99; regular $3.00 for .w.81.59 - \u2018Retail Division ~~ VIPANY lf LEMITRD, 187-178 St Joseph Street ee SIR ROBE AT BORDEN TED CORRESPONDENCE LEADING TO.RESIGNATION OF MURDOCK Exhibits include Premier's Reply to Retiring Commissioner\u2019s Famous Statement and Previous Exchanges\u2014Also the Epistles of Sir George Foster and Judge Robson Ottawa, Ont, June 36.\u20148ir Rober Borden in the House this afternoon tabled his correspondence with James Murdock, leadmg to the latter\u2019s resignation aa the last remaining member of the Board of Commerce and aleo the text of the Robson corvespondence.Bir Roberts letter In reply to the now famous one in which Mr.Murdock tendered bis resignation, reads as follows: \u201cOttawa, Ont., June 25, 1820.\u201cMy Dear Sir:\u2014 \u201cI beg to acknowledge your letter of the 24th instant which reached me this morning after it had made as appearance in the press.\u201cThe necessary recommendation will bs made to His Excellency, the Governor-General, to give effect Lo your resignation.Any further reply to the statements eget forth in your letter will be made in the public discussion which will shortly take rr merce \u201cto ensure prompt and satisfactory employment of various expert assistants that the Board may need for a short time occasionally without the notoriety or delay of going to the Civil Bervice Commission.\u201d Then comes Mr.Murdock's letter of June 24, in which he resigns his appointment, and Sir Robert's reply cited above.Correspondence over the resigne- tion of Judge Robson as Chairman of the Board of Commerce opens with a letter from Judge Robson to Sir George Foster on February 33.1930, and closes with a letter from J.B.Hugg, to 8x George on March 7, 1920.The firat letter has already been published.In ét Judge Robson tenders his resignation and expresses the view that he is \u201ccut of sympathy with the Act (the Combines and Fair Prices Act) and it Is my duty to inform you thereof.\u201d .\\ that I boMeve my theory corveet.{t was in this connection that the textile mquiries were jasied and that the difficulty in obtaining expert help boreim - referred te Lemme acute.\u201cAnother point, there was never hesitation on the part of any ome at proceeding to hod public ime quinies The Board was newly started.The public wefe looking for public hearings and cost exposures Had we ant atfll and proceeded by the silent questionnaire method there would have been an outcry at once.When the acts were introduced, publicity was stated to ba one of the objects.The publicity hat was alipwed by our Investigations was undoubtedly beneficial and from what I heard on all hands rave grent satimfaction to the consuming publie.Any suggestion that I was responsidle for inquiring Into costae and profits of milkmen, bakers) and emall retailers, contrary to the wishes of the majority of the Board w absolutely unfounded.\u201cI had the view that the appointment of a local officer in every mu- nécipality of any size (at the expense of the municipality, after the pattera of the English system) would be advantageous.Protest against this was made In the Board and the proposal was modified and in fact never went into effect.I acquiesced ia the proposal of an inquiry system by means of an expert staff at the office of the Board.That would have been instituted more fully but for difficulty In getting a staff through the Civil Service Commission.That ie à matter easily rectified.1 wrote you on the subject.You will, however.remember your warning to us to keep expense of administration down to the lowes: DOMINION STEEL TO MEET TODM Wii Receive Report of Special Committee Regarding British Empire Merger Montreal, June 27\u2014(By Canadian Press) \u2014Directors ot the Domtnion Steel Corporetion mest here tomor- rom afternoon to receive the report of the special committee which have been studying the terms upon which the smaller constituent companies are to enter the British Empire Stes] consolidation.It is stated that the committee have reached a decision as to the recommendation to be made to the shareholders and as to the apecial meeting to be held, prob- ubly at Sydney, N.8., within the next fortnight.Another development in the meeting tomorrow will be the re-election of Hector McInnes, K.C., to the directorate of the Dominion Steel Corporation, the number of directors of the enterprise ha@ng been increased at the last meting from fifteen to nineteen.He.was nat included in the personnel of the Board elected some ten days ago.owing to the inclusion of 2 number of those prominent in the English group of the executive of thé corporation retiring in favor of a representative of the British Association.BEGINNING OF ENGLISH NATION Commencement of History May be Seen at Chester, in England.London, June 27.\u2014Few cities in England retain so distinct a flavor of medieval times as \u201cRare Olde Chester.\u201d on the River Dee.Winchester is hoary with age\u2014so are Gloucester, Canterbury, Coventry and countless other places in the kingdom, but should one disembark at Liverpool with a mind intent upon studying English lands, people\u2014and, above all, English history\u2014Chest.aix- teen miles distant, would be an ideal place in which to set out upon such a pilgrimage, There, more easily than almost anywhere else, one can trace the very beginning of England.Chester's ancient walls still surround the site of the Roman deva, or Devana Castra (camp gf the Dee).The Anglo-Saxons called it Ceaster.The Romans, whose occupancy lasted four centuries, selected this high, picturesque spot overlooking the river and the mountains of North Wales, for the station of their famous 20th Legion, Excavating the solld rock to a depth of four to ten feet, upon which to found the camp, they built roundabout their defensive walls.Chronicle.QUEBEC, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920.NEW REGULATIONS FOR ATTENDANCE Member of Parliament Must Put in Fifty Days to Get $4,000 \\ Ottawa, Ont, June 37.\u2014 (Can.Preas).\u2014Membere of the House of Commons, now that they are to get an increase from $2,508 to $4,000 in their indemnity, are to be sub- \u2018ect to new attendance regulations.Hitherto à member must put in 30 daya to draw the indemnity and for every day in exceas of fifteen days holidays he has had to forfeit $20.The new proposal Je that a man must put in flfty days to get the $4,000, If he puts in less he will not be deducted $30 per day, but he will be paid $20 for each day of actual attendance.\u2018This, it 18 point- od out, will overcome the complaint of many regular attenders who contend that others very sekdom are seen within the precincts of the House, should be paid on à basis of $20 per day for all days of attendance rathér than deduction of $20 per day from the full ssipend As outlined above.EXPLANATION OF Best Advertising Medium in City : GREEKS JUBILANT À TURKS DEPRESSE Disorderly Flight of Turkish Nationalists at First Attack \u2014Undisoiplined Troops Consiantinopie, June 37.\u2014Depres- sion prevails in Turkish circles over the news that the Natiomalists fled in disorder in the first attack against them.The Turkish newspapers do not conceal their fear that the situation is becoming gvave owing to the reported heavy losses of the Nationalist bands én the Ismid region, where they are retiring.All Fuad Pasha, former Commander of the 20th Turkish army corps, and one of the Nationalist commanders, is abandoning Kandra, near the Black Sea coast north east of Ismid.There je great rejoicing among the Greeks in Constantinople over the advance of the Gresk army west of Ala-Shehr, a walled town in the vilayet of Aidén, the anclent name of which was Philadelphia.The Greeks report the Turkish losses in the capture of Ala-Shehr as 3,000 men killed, wounded or made prisoner.to reinforce the army.The recruits: are marching through shouting and singing.All the Greeks of military age in the city are being recruited NNOUNCEMENT C.N.R.Local Terminal Plane Expected to Mature Very Shortly The Chrenicle is informed by an important official of the Canadias National Rallways System, that the executive administration, in the course of three weeks, will make an official announcement regarding the works now under consideration for the buliding of termipale and ether facilities here In cunnection with the coordination of the Grand Trunk and | Canadian National Ralways Gysteme He states the the question of raliway terminals and other matters of local Interest have been under study for some time past, and the Board of Engineers ang, \u201cher \u2018officials whe have been, bonsidering the prublems wëll ahôrtly be in a position to vw- port to the executive for final deet- sion.Speaking of the rumor current in railroad circles, that the Canndian* National Raftways, after taking over the Grand Trunk Raliway, instead of* building a passenger station at Quethe streets pec will utilize the C.P.R, Station\u2019 jat the Palais, he observes that It i» IN THREE WEEKS * i Greek officials hare say that the not well founded: pointing out that troops of Kemal Pasha are undisciplined and are poorly equipped with artillery to offer resimance place im the House of Commons \u201cYours faithfully, the C.P.R.Btation is not big enough tor two systems.However, this fo one of the questions now under \u201cWe restrain and disco e the |poasible point.citisen who supplies food \u2018and cloth- Palse Insinnath | ing\".Judge Robeon adds, \u201cbut feave The Roman camp was in the form of a parallelogram and Chester fol- (Signed) \u201cR.L.Borden.\u201d The correspondence between Sir Robert and Mr.Murdock opens on June 17, 1920.In a letter to Rir Robert on that date, Mr.Murdock asks whether it is tire intention of the Government to fill the vacancies on the Board.He adds that \u201c1 would be unwilling to draw salary from the Treasury of the Dominion unless it were made possible for the Board of Commerce to carry on effectively and as by law intended.\u201d On the next day, Mr.Murdock wrote to Sir Robert aguin, in which he refers to a couference with the Prime Minister on the previous evening.st which, according to Mr.Murdock's letter, Sir Pobert suggested that \u201cit would be inadvisable to complete the Board of Commerce by appointment until such time as the Privy Council had determined the status of the Board.\u201d Mr.Murdock adds that he wil only continue \u2018as a commissioner of the Board of Commerce of Canada on the understanding that the personnel of the Board of Commerce bo completed by appointment at once in order that the Board may proceed with the many important du.Les to the Canad an people awake ins Hs action, and that the Board be freed by statute from the control of the Civil Service Commisston in the appointment of its required ex: pert assistants or advisors necessary and properly incident to the carrying on oi the functions of the Beard.This would also, of course, include the subniiesion of the necessary cstimates to Parliament, such srt'mates having heen placed in the hands of the Government for some time.: \u201cUnder any other arrangemen: than above I would feel that 1 was not giving to the people of Canada service for compensation received, and therefore.could not continue to nocept salary.Borden's Reply On the mame day (June 18) Sir Robert wrote to Mr.Murdock the ftoilowing letter: \u201cDear Mr.Murdock:\u2014 *1 have your letter of the 17th instant and wince then I have made\u2018 & statement in Parl'ament and further, T have had the advantage of an interview with you at which the whole question was frankly and fully, but finally discussed.It ls my hope that during the coming week T may be enabled to take up the matter further with you.\u201cYour observations as to the se: rlousness of the public duty which you have undertaken command both my concurrence and my deep appreciation.1 am grateful te you for the service that you have rendered The task has been burden some and aifticuit, but I know that you have Sven thereto the full measure of your undoubted ability and great earnestneas, \u201cYour faithfully, (Signed) \"R.L.Borden\" Thrée days later, Mr.Murdock wrote to Sir Robert \u2018forwarding a memorandum in which are outlined the sections of the Hoard of Commerce Act, \u201cWhich were changed in effect by the revision of the Civil Service Act, which was made effective November 10, 1919.\u201d In hie letter Nr.Murdock calls attention to changes proposed in the annuel report of the Borrd of Come tree to profiteer as he pleases the man who deals in non-essentiais or luxuries\u201d.Robson to Foster A letter from Bir George Foster follows, in which Judge Robson ls informed thet his resignation has been accepted and promising that suggestions made will have Government consideration, then comes a long letter from Judge Robson to Sir George Foster, in which Judge Robson replies &o the accusations made against him in respect to the Crescent Creamery Company.The letter was written\u2019 from Winnipeg on March 1, 1920, and is as follows: \u201cMy Dear Bir George: \u201cI thank you for your letters of 256th and 26th, ult.\u201cDuring the conversations with the other commissioners immediately preceding my retirement, mention was made of several matters, These are an indications to me of statements made or likely to be made to you in my absence.relating to the Crescent Company case here which are pres.sod into service against me.I did not «it in that case because as then stated my family live here and I was eubstant'aily interested in the cause.This is à matter T felt to be of a serious nature.When I was in the Public Utilities Commission.1 had an amendmeht passed declaring I should not be disqualified because of the fact that I was a consumer.This merely shows that the point really weiglied with me.In my judicial positions \u2018here in the past where the element of interest was not present, I had administered the \u2018aw fearlessly and regardless of friend or foe.The law reports show that much was made of the fact that there was found by Commisstoner Murdock on the desk in my private oftice, a letter to me by the Solicitor of the Crescent Creamery Company enclosing & copy of his draft factum in the stated case pending before the Supreme Court.The sending of the letter was more thoughtless impectinence.The receipt was as much a surprise to me as\u2018to anyone else.1 had never sug- veated such a thing.and in fact previously had expressly forbidden that the factum be shown to me.I deny emphatically the intimation that 7 advised in the case.At this point let me say that my experience has teen that untfi tribunals of this nature have been supported In their jurisdiction by judgments of our Aureceive the desired respect from the classes affected.It was particularty no in the case of the radical enactment such as that administered by the Board of Commerce.\u201cAs à lawyer who had had te study these jurisdictional questions, and 1 felt that until these wero cleared away, our Board was et a diendvantage.1 was not the frst to raige the question.It had been mooted, 1 find, long before it occurred to me.1 was proceeding judl.ctally, and I acknowledge that 1 he sitated at making orders limiting prices by restrioting profits (prec- tically to a certain extent expropriating property) until it was cer.lain that we were on all pointe justified In so domg.It was this consideration and this alone, that led to the suggestion of getting the lega) question disposed of.\u201cTo proceed to another matte: ! wish to add unqualifiediy, that: in no instance was there at any time any imposition of my will upon the other mbmbers of the Board.\"The proposed tariff inquiry was suggested by me and met with approval.In fact there was no sog- gestion of any question except perhaps the fact that the Government had Indicated Ks purpose of appointing a tariff comnviesion.My, view wae that thet fact 414 not ab solve ue from the duty of going Into the matter vader our own procedu- ré.1 had no poliSoal purposes to serve.My view was that an effective way of reducing the oom of clothing of all kinds would Hkely found te be by means of tariff reduction.That may be deferved tl) emhange in rectified, but subject te \u201cThere are certain circumstances.Creamery | oreme Courts, they ars not apt to|™ \u201cI rement as base and false, sinuations, the statements that } opposed the aperation of the law and hampered the Board deliberately to kill the Act, as likewise, and even more emphatically the charge that I was guilty of duplioity for the purpose of assisting the Government In the defeat of #s own measure.\u201cI disclaim responsibilky for the fact that the Board was not equipped with a staff to enable it to enter mo the details of every person and concern in Canada, engaged in the production, manufacture or dis.i tribution of the necemsaries of life, it was impossible for us to undertake that work witiout men of our own choosing.That was a matter unsolved when E lt.The correspondence speaks for itself.There was no other circumstances hamper.img the work of the Board.My absence from time to time did not affect M as there was an acting- chalrman who was quite as famiHar {with the work of the Board as I was.1 explained to you in a letter some tîme ago that the way did not seem clear 10 me to move to Ottawa, ard I virtually put myself in the hands of the Government.\u201cI take the position that every member of the Bourd should consider the effect of the Acts upon every element of the community.The Board represented no clase.1 represented no clam.The Acts, while capable of good.are capable alo of injury to certan vital interests of Canada.It was the duty of the Board to see that harm was avoided if possible.I never went further than that.I have expressed the view that profit restriction applied to agriculture and livestock and dairy industries, is liable to retard production at a time when the country urgently needs it.1 have also latterly strongly felt the d'ecrimination applied by the Act wgainat certain classes of dealers.To this extent I {frankly acknow- tedge being disinclined to apply the Act rigidly.1 have thought the system should in this connection at least be withdrawn or modified.\u201cThese are hurrimily some expressions which ! feel should be in vour hands.\u201c1 have no intention of entering into personal controversy.\u201cI did not take the position be- ieause T wanted it, but because of |the atrong demand of some who thought T should do some puliMe service, 1 was not connected with | any intereat And there was certainly understandings.\u201cUnless more personat™®ies are tn be indulged In, 1 will be glad to amWt by contributing mv views, purely in the public interest.\u201cIt Je in your discretion lo make this letter an official one ¥ you see a \u201cI am sincerely yours, (Signed) \"H.A.Robson.\u201d Murdock's Charges On March 3, Mr, Murdock wrote to Br George Foster submiting the Hugg letter in regard to the factum of the Crescent Creamery Company, and an unsigned document addreased to the \"Canadmn Dally Newspaper Assoc'ation\u201d, in which the siatement a made \u201cÎ am directed by the Board of Commerce to inform you that the Board does not consider that ite fpnctions extend to the duty of eesing that specific compliance with ts orders is made by the various newsprint companies affect.od\u2019 Also accompanying Mr.Muréock'e letter is @ long memorandum headed \"Judge Robson's resignation as Chairman of the Board of Commerce\u201d, im which Mr.Murdock sets torth his case.The correspondence closes with a message from Judge Robson to Bir George Foster, sent from Edmonton on March §, and one trom Mr.Hugg to Bir George Foster.sent from Winnipeg, the day following.Judge Robwon protests againet the \u2018\u2019divul- gence in any manner of personal letters sort to me and of any oon- fidentia]l conversations with Cabinet Ministers or others.\" Mr.Hugg\u2019 communication reads: \u201c1 most respectfully but most firmly protest aga\u2018ast the publication SINN FEINERS MADE BIG HAUL Captured General and Two] Colonels Living in Fishing | Hut Belfast, June 27.\u2014A General and two Colonels living in a fishing hut three miles from Fermoy, County Cork, were taken prisoners Saturday at midnight, and removed from the hut In = motor car belonging to the General, One of the Colonels made his escape, but was fired upon apd wounded in the head and shoulders.The other Colonel was liberated in order that he might attend to the wounded man.The General wax «ken to an uh- known destination.The victims in this affair were Brigadier-General lucas and Celonels Danford and Tyrall, from the Clonmel Barracks.They had just retired for the night after a day's fishing when a band of armed and masked men appeared and seized them in the name of the \u201cIrish Republie.\u201d Colonel Danford was seriously wounded after he jumped from a car in an endeavor to escape.G.N.R.Involved.Dublin, June 27\u2014The Great Northern Railway, hitherto not affected, is now involved in the general boycott Beveral of the employees of the road have been suspended for refusing to handle artiilery, The Mullaghmore coustguard station near Sligo, was burned to the ground Saturday night.Prisoner Liberated, Rigo, Ireland.June 27\u2014A raid carried out yesterday on the Sligo Jail had as its object the liberation of Frank Carty, member of the newly elected Binn Fein town council, who had been held, according to the finn Feiners, on the charge of having given false evidence regarding à raid for arms The party numbared one hundred.The gate ot the jall was forced as well as the inner doors, and the |single nightwatchman was compelled to hand over the keys The raiders went straight to Carty's cell and took him with them in motor cars.DOUBLE DROWNING Montreal, June 27-\u2014A double drowning accident occurred thie afternoon at Bt.Johns, Que, when Albert Daniels and Philippe Martel, both ten years old, were standing on a raft and slipped into the Chambly Canal.A third hoy managed to escape and give thy alarm.The two were drowned in six feet of water.FREIGHT YARD FIRE Montreal, June 27.\u2014 Fire which broke out in a freight car in the C.P.R.yards at Jollette, Saturday morning, spread to several other cars and to the freight sheds bee fore the Aremen could get the flames under control.The damage le estimated by one of the company's agents 100,000, including the loss of the goods contained in the cars.Seven care were destroyed and the sheds were burned to the ground, to you or by you of my private letters addresswd to Judge Robson pereonally, which letters miscarried nto unauthorised hands and were Wilegally copied.These letters and all copies thereof are my persona! property and I have the right to restrain and forbid publication thereof.Thess letters were not invited and were not expected by Judge Robeson end publication will place Imm in a false light and be minleading to ail who read them.Wien Bir Robert Borden tablod the correspondence relating to the resignation ¢f Judge Robson, Mon.W.L MarKensie-King fnquired it all the correspoindence wus there.Sie Robert replied that # was.lowed the same lines in the original streets of the city.The four prin- clpal thoroughfares now cross at right angles the rocky Roman oblong.After the Romans there came, in turn, the Welsh, Saxons, Danes and Normans, Chester was not taken by William the Conqueror until 1070.In viewing the city the walls claim one's first attention.The present residents seem to live in a phantom city of the past, and almost to be a part of that medieval period in which they are so well versed.They tell you, apologetically, that only on three of their four sides do the walls follow the exact lines of hose built by the Romans, and that they are not of earlier date than the fourteenth century.But a stroll of two miles upon these great arms of masonry, which have encircled the city for seven hundred years, should satisfy the most exacting antiquarian.As one traverses this now peaceful promenade, frequent reminders of a turbulent past are encountered.The most impressive of theses \u2014 perhaps because the most tangible \u2014 is the Phoenix, or King Charles tower, bearing an inacription recording that trom this tower King Charles 1.in 1845, viewed the Battle of Rowton Moor, and a local \u2018chronicler relates how the king \u201cwitnessed with growing mortification and despair the defeat of his army and the overthrow of his last field force.\u201d Besides the King Charles tower others bordering the parapet of the old walls are the Bonwaldesthorneand the water tower; then there are those known as Morgan's Mount and Pemberton's Parlor.Chester Castle is rather disappointing.but much as one wants a castle to be up to the mark, everything else in Chester is so satisfying that this one \u201cfly in the ointment\u201d should be overlooked.The only remaining relic of the Norman period, during which time the castle was built, is the Julius Caesar tower, a squares keep, which, having been incased in red sandstone, has now no adequate appearance of age.Chester Cathedral, like many others in England, is interesting.both in itself and for its history.Since the time of the Roman deva the ground upon which it stands has been occupied by a Christian church.In 1841.after the dissolution of the monasteries by Henry VIII, the abbey church became the Cathedral of Chester, and remains of Norman construction, dating back to 1093, are incorporated in the cathedral, but most of it dates trum the twelfth to the sixteenth century.In monastic times the abbey was rich and of much importance.The \u201cChester mysteries,\u201d or miracle plays, were performed each year before its gates, when a fair was held on the feast of St.Werbergh, the patron saint of Chester.À curlous custom prevailing among builders in the Middle Ages was that of carving grotesque figures \u2014 not only on the exteriors of churches, like gargoyles, but often on their interiors.Perched coyly in a corner, high up on the wall of the north aisle in Chester Cathedral, Is such à joke, known as \u201cThe Chester Imp.\u201d At Melrose Abbey\u2014that incomparable ruin, sacred to the memory, first, of Robert Bruce ana later of Sir Walter Beott and his \u201cLay of the Last Minstrel\u201d\u2014one's emotions receive a rude jolt on discovering carved upon one of the stone columns, just below ita beautiful capl- tai, a hand supporting the swollen cheek of a buy suffering with the toothache.A reminder of more recent days is found in two flage draped on the wall of the south side of the cathedral which were carried by the British at the battle of Bunker Hill; not far from these are displayed the colors of the Chester Guards, borne at Quebec.A wonderful work of restoration to be seen in Chester is that in the Church of St.John, This was & cathedral church and dates from the ate eleventh century.It was ocou- pied by & Norman bishop in 1073, but in a few years he removed the seat of hin bishopric wo Coventry.The church as restored todsy\u2014e gem of Norman architecture-lacludes only THE ESTIMATES Sir George Foster Gave Details of Steamship Subsidies and Mail Subventions Ottawa, On.t.June 27\u2014(Canadian Press) \u2014Detatls of steamship subsidies and mail subventions were tabled in the House by Bir George Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce, in expla ation of the item of $1,204.300 in the estimates for these subsidies which was passed Saturday.The report of the supervisor of local services within Canada, attached, shows (hat great difficulty is being experienced in securing suitable vessels for the work required off the Atlantic Coast.In 1918, it Was stated, 26 steamers were performing subsidized services off the Nova Scotia Coast.1a the following year there were 33 vessels in the Quebec.New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island service.Of these 27 were suitable for the work they were performing.There waa 1 yearly decreass in the number of vessels of the clase needed, and unless there was a revival of the building of the type of coastal steamers needed, in the yards of the Maritime Frovinces and Quebec, the further subsidizing of steamship services might have to be abandoned within a few years for lack of suitable vesses.MINOR CHANGES IN THE TAXES Smoking Pipes Costing Over $2.50 Are Assessed Twenty Per Cent Ottawa.Ont, Juns 37.\u2014 (Can.Press) \u2014Beveral minor changes in the Budget taxes were put through the Commons Saturday night when the revenue bil received third reading.Smoking pipes are to be taxed 20 percent when they cost most than $3.50, rather than the method of taxing jewelers ten percent on pipe sales and tobacconimts twenty percent.Made to measure clothes for men are only to be taxed in excess of $80 per suit.Ready-made sults stay at $48.A viea for reduction of taxes on women\u2019s and misses\u2019 hate went un: heeded, Provision was made to allow of taxes being collected by stamps where feasible.PF.M.Cahill, Pontiac, charged that taxing made to measure clothes was clase legistation, but Sir Henry Drayton replied that after most thorough and careful invest gation it had been found that high-clase tailors and journeyinen were suffering an undue burden under the | original proposal.JUDGE CHAGNON DIED SATURDAY! Montreal, June 37.\u2014The death of |} the Hon.Justice Wiltrid Chagnon «courred at Me home in Bt.Johne.Que, early Baturduy morning after an Îlineæs of several months.Justice |} Chagnon was 87 years and three months old.He wus born at Vercheres and.was educated in the Bt Hyacinthe College, studied law In Montreal and started to practice in Gt Hyacinthe, later Lecomme a member of the firm of Sicotte, Chagnon and Bourgecls, of Bt Hyncinthemusee sections of the nave and transepts that belonged \u2018to the original structure.Standing apart from it are the pleturesque ruins ef the ancient 1 against the Greeks.Short Campaign Athens, June 27.\u2014Hope was expressed at the Gresk general headquarters today that the campaign against the Turks would not exceed three weeks.It is recognized, however, that the Nationalists probably will take refuge in the mountains and carry on guerilla warfare indefinitely.SENATE JOING WITH COMMONS Prays Amendment of B.N.A.Act Giving Canada Extra- Territorial Authority Ottawa.Ont, June 27\u2014Canadian Press)\u2014The Senste on Saturday joined with the Commons in praying that the British North America Act be amended to give extra territorial wuthority to Canada.Senator Thompson, presenting the report of the committee on communication with the Magdalen Islands, recommended twice-a-week service with a steamer of 4,000 tons, accommodation for fifty pussengers and a speed of 14 knots.Bill to amend the Pensions Act was given third reading.Sir James Lougheed sid the increase in Canada\u2019s pension bill under the new scale would be about $8.- 000,000.The 1nc-ense was in the form of à bonus and pensions could be readjusted when normal condl- tions prevalled.Senator Power thought Canada exceedingly liberal to her pensioners, but doubted whether any Government would have the courage to reduce the acale when living costa diminished.The bill was given third reading and the Benate adjourned till 2 o'clock Monday afternoon.CHAMBLY CHURCH CELEBRATES CENTENARY Montreal, Que, June 27.\u2014With religious rites and military ceremonial of Bt.Stephen's Anglican Church at Chambly Canton was celebrated to- day with special services.In honor of the event a troop of the Royal Canadian Dragoons from Bt.John's attended, riding in from the barracks the hundredth anniversary study.He admits that Cap Rouge barber, the property of the Canadien Netional Railways, is likely to change hands, and be given over to private interests for the location of a big and important énduetry: also that negotiations to that end are now in progress.It has also been learned by the Chronicle that the owners of property on the north side of ft.Andrew street, east of the Quebec and Lake St.John Railway terminal property, have been approached with a view to selling their properties, 16 26 06 08 36 06 36 98 96 96 96 38 26 36 M 23 Ï SHIPPING MOVEMENTS.x 1.° » UE 36:26 26 06 06 35 98 36 36 96 22 38 36 26 36 36 A Arcivals at Montreal, June 26 and 27\u20148trs.Indian Harbor from Lorain; Canadian Observer from Collingwood; Canadian Gunner from 8t.John, N.B.; Chnadian Trapper from |Levis; Kandertels from Belfact; Lord Guildford from Pirasus.Cleared\u20148tre.Georgia for Bordeaux: Tannenborg for London: Rathlin Head for Belfast; Norfolk Range for London; Sutherland Range for Liver pool; Sicillan for Glasgow: Megantie jtor Liverpool; Manchester Division \u2018for Manchester: Canadian Pioneer tor Liverpool: Canadian Miller for South American ports.Arrivals at Halifax, June 26 and 27\u2014Stre.West Amargosa from Newport News; Grainton from Neweastie: Comino from St.John, N.B.; Kumeric from New York; Kanawhs from London.Cleared\u2014Btra.West Amargosa for Genoa: Lingan for Sydney, N.8.; H.M.8.Calcutta tor Portland, Me Arrival at St.John.N.B., June 27 \u2014Btr.Turret Cape from Sydney, N.8.Cleared\u20148tr.Canadian Warrior from Havana.Steamer Arrivals, June 26 and 37 \u2014Columbia at New York from Glas gow; Niagara at New York from Bordeaux: C.Lopex v Lopez at Corunna from New York: Imperator at Southampton from New York; Foina at Newport, Eng.from Montreal: Grethead at Alexandria from St.John.N.B.: Truth ac Gfbraîtar from Montreal; Pontwen at London from Louisburg, N.8.Cleared\u2014Canadian Esporter from Auckland for Vancouver; Canadian Settler from Greenock for Montrealre during the morning and making their stay at the historic fort of Chambly.The preacher for the occasion was Colonel the Rev.Canon Almond, Chief of the Canadiens Chaplain Service in France.DALE.& (OL G.S.OLIVER.choir.Maine ad General Insurance Agents Union Bank Building Quebec ASSOCIATED OFFICE OF DALE & COMPANY, LIMITED, MONTREAL-HALIFAX-TQRONTO-VANCOUVER All Classes of Insurance Transacted.Board of Directors: Dale & Oliver, Limited.President, R.J.DALE Montreal.Vice-President, G.S.OLIVER, Quebec.Secretary-Treasurer, J.E.HOARE, Montreal.Director, J.L.McCULLOCH, Montreal.Director, P.R.LAW, Quebec.QUEBEC MANAGEMENT: VER LIMITED J P.R.LAW.Junodomw. The Quebec Chronicle Printsd and publishoë by the Chromiele Printing Cempany, Sir David Watson, General Manager, nt the Voiiding of the Company, % Puade Street, Quebec.Subscription: Dally, Town Subscribers, $4.60 per an- num, oyt of town, 38.00: Weekly, $1.00 per annum: payable in advance.Advertisements: 15 eents per agate ling each Insertion.QUEBEC, JUNE 28, 1990.Ed THE BOARD OF COMMERCE WRANGLE.The scandal precipitated by the qomaptiona!l and trendesst charges of Mr, Murdock in following his (wo failow-Cemmissioners into rotirement frous the Ul-fnted Beard of Commerce is to be deplored on every consideration.It is a serions matter to shake public con- tidence in the Integrity of Government but it Is sill more serious to shake public confidence in the integrity of our Judiciary, which has always dessrved and re- esivod the most gemeral coafidence.Insofar as the socusations against Cabinet Ministers are concermed it is obviously far-fetched to accuse them of cresling such a Body as the Board of Commerce only to take secret steps te prevent it from functioning.There is absolutely nothing ta anything that bas yet appeared to support suck » theory, other than Mr.Murdock's persons! suspicions; mor do we believe that it rests upon any more substantial foundation.As regards tbe issme between Judge Robsen and his acouser, it must be admitted that there fe more presumptive evidence, alihough we are unwilling to evedit the former Chairman of the Board with de- liberstg develiction of It is not clear jum how .dz.Murdock discovered Nc doquments of which he has made uss but there is no doubt that thelr existence wonld naturslly lead him to veach au unfavorable conclusion as to the conduct of his associate.Reading between the lines it seems probable that the two men wers unsympathetic characters.Murdock was an enthusiast, seeking to produce definite results and impatient of everything that stood in his way.Robson possessed the judicial temperament and his mind was filled with legal and philosophic doubts Thrown as closely together as they were, it was almost inevitable that differences should breed friction, that friction should breed prejudices.in what has taken place, each has apparently shown the defects of his qualities.| Mr.Murdock bus | chown lack of self-restraint and discretion in extravasant action, induced by dissppointment over the impotence sad disintegration of the Board which he had hoped to make 8 powerful instrument of public service.Judge Robson has shown that he was hardly the man to make à swooees of this economic innovation.That his hésitations were sincere enough may be conceded but, at the same time, they were fatal to positive measures.If his view-point is seund\u2014and many people will contend that it is\u2014then a regulative body such as the Board of Commerce is likely to be more mis- chisvous than beneficial; on the other hand, if the Government was justified in creating ought to have been manned by those who believed in it and not by cautious sceptics.The failure of the Board of Commerce to realize 790,000,000 or 800.000,000 bushels which are moved an- sually from ome country to another.A WELCOME ELUCIDATION.It is with pleasure that the Chronicle notes from last meeting of the Protestant Board of School Commissioners that the application to the City Council tov the vo-appointment of ons of its members, whose term of office expires at the end of the prosentgmonth, was not due 10 the action of the Commissioners them- esives but to & mimunderstanding on the part of the secretary wgasding his instructions in the matier.1e is right and fitting that the Schanol Board should not atampt to influence (he nominations of its membership but we hope that the further step will yet be taken uf giving the Protestant parents and rate-payers sh opportunity of recording their desires in-some definite form.For the Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council or the City Council to receive individas! recommendations, probably eupported by confileting lobbies, will be neither edifying nor helpful.The community must therefore look to the Board for the necessary lead.There may he other and better methods available but, if an annual meeting could he held, na we have already suggested, at (he time that the Budget is made up.no that those present might not only select names for recommendstion to the appointing bodies but also express their views upon the financial proposais of the Board, we are convinced that it would prove of real benefit all round and greatiy stimulate public interest in the needs of education.It ie of course too late to attemnt anything of the kind now but it is to be hoped that the Board will see its way to action next winter.Meanwhile, If our contention is correct that the appointment made by the City Council Inst week is nwil and void, the Lientenant- Governor-in-Council must make nominations to replace Messrs.A.E, Pfeiffer and R.F.Cream.With this knowledge, any person having representations to make will probably be able to do so before action is taken.The Chronicle feels, however, that both gentlemen whould be re-appointed.Mr.Pfeiffer has been loug enough on the Board for his experience to be of value and his services during the past year deserve recogni- don.Mr.Cream was appointed last autumn to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Sir Richard i Turner and it is only fair that he should have at least one full teem.In addition to this he has already given proof of active Interest in his duties that should ensure ! him unanimous approval.Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: (Pertinent Questions on Matters of General Publis F Board, 1, Interest are Invited) ! Will anything soon be done with the Sanitary \u2018Housing Scheme by the City Council?- .~ When will the public convemionce on the Dufferin the hopes that had been entertained at lis inception, | Terrace be re-installed?is not due to Governmental interference or internal | duplicity but Lo causés, some of which can be removed und some cannot.Given clear jurisdiction and the powers and facilities required, three convinced, aggressive and harmonious Commissioners should, be able to exert a powerful Infivence upon prices, whatever their influence upon production may be.In our opinion the conditions just outlined must all be realized or there should be no attempt to resurrect the Board: in the words of Mr.Murdock.\u201cthe public will not get their money's worth.WORLD'S WHEAT PROSPECTS.Attention is directed by s current financial review towards a material fact that is generally los sight of.bearing upon che worid's wheat sitantion in which such a painful interest Is being taken at the present time.\u201cThe present position of (he world as regards wheat\u201d, i poluts gut, \u201ccannot be looked on as entirely due to the war.Even before 1914, the world demand for the primary foods and materials was (ending to outrun the supply.\u201d A clever recent analysis of the worid'a wheat situ- ston demonvirated that the gront increase in population ull the United Kates in the last 30 yours had by 6914 resulted in the fact that their domestic requirements for wheat were approaching their production.and the demnity.France.after Waterloo, was sshed only for derstanding the cause of it, searched sinte was evidently near when there would be an ex-|228,000,000, and that is mid to have been more than : \u201cti! he came across the body iying portable strplus only in years of exceptionally favorable harvest.The present domestic requirements of the Culipd States urc estimated at more than 90 percent of the average rield of the five years 1909-1918.The Importance of this will be appreciated on consideration of the wheat production figures given below.It seems probable that even considerably larger production in the world would for some time do no more than satisfy au incressing demand.Ia the Dominion à favorable start is reported tu have more than overcome the handicap of a late wea wn and consequent delayed aceding.Showld conditions enntinne good, Canada may obtain, if not a record harvest, at Irast one well over (he 200,000000 bushel | wark, for the acreage under onltivation Is, in rpito of - the reduction from last year, still greater than that of I~ any of the bmper years.The importance of the wheat @rop (0 Canada would be lard to cangrerate.for this your the country will in all probability have the oppor.tualty of selling even a large crop nt high prices The following estimate has been made by the President of the British Board of Trade of production of wheat In the main whent growing countries of the + world, excepting Russia.The figures were compiled #7 the Royal Commission on wheat supplies.Exportable sirplus A 1919-30 | Copede, wheat and rye bushels.120,833,000 United Hate, \" e000.830,600,000 Argentina & Uruguay \" +».105.300,000 * Australie & New Sealand \u2026.- 09,180,000 Algeria & Tupie \u201c cessed 9,188,008 Moumanin & Jugo Slavia LL.20,203,300 The Iniest crop reports of the United States Department of Agriculture estimate total prodection for the coming wheat crops st 701,000,000 bushels, or 100,000,000 bushels leas than the total for Inst year., All food crops in the United States have suffered - : THE FUTURE OF CANADA.(San Francisco Chronicle) Americans who are accustomed to think of Canada only as \u2018Our Lady of the Snows\u201d and draw their mental \u2018pictures of the manner of life there from the earlier stories of Sir.Gilbert Parker.may prepare to revise ! their opinions in the light of recent developments and the till greater achievements so clearly forcahadowed.\u2018The curMantic and half-mythical age of Canada is lpassed.It is a great country, with great resources and a great future.Should the British Empire, or even that portion of it west of Sucz, remain permanently united it is not at all improbable that Ju the twealy- frst century its capital may be at Ottawa.INDEMNITIES (Westminster Gazette) lu pheudinæ for the reduction of the mun at which tlieir indemnity has been fixed provisionally, the Gere mans are at any rate, following g French precedent Bismarck claimed to be Ictting the French down lightly with a payment of £200.000.000, hecanse he first asked them for £240,000,000, and because, as he assured them.his financial experts were of opinion that he could have cxtencted £600,000.000.Even the £200,000,000, (however, was a great advance on any previous in.| Napoleon cxtorted daring the whole of his predatory :campatona.After the Crimean war no Indemnity was taken, and the belief came to prevail that indemnities had disappeared forever from European warfare.But that was » mistake.After 1866 the Prussians bled the Routh German States (0 the tane of £8,800,000, and after the Ruso-Turkish war the Russians demanded £130.000.000, though they were persuaded, at the Cone ference of Berlin, 10 reduce the demand to 133.000,000.COMMON USE OF LUXURIES.(Ouaws Journal) ' An Ouawa lady was heard to complain to her futher ahout having to pay a luxury tax on mtockings.\u201cStockings are not a luxury\u201d she snid.\u201cflow much were (he stockings?she was asked.\u201cOnly (wo dollars and a half\u201d was the reply.\u201cWhen she was your age sour mother did not wenr_sitk stockings and she cere tainly never paid 82.50 for à palr of any kind of stocke Ings\u201d answered father, who added reminiscentiy \u201cyet she always seemed becomingly dressed.\u2019 The \u201cluyury tas\u201d in bringing home (0 & lot of prople that there is today \u201chigh living,\u201d which somebody has said 1s more responsible for the economic difficulties of the household than the high cost of living.The common nse of Inxurlen makes (them & necessity, and the demand for luxuries affcets their price through the complement of demand which is supply.The discussion on the new taxes revcala how soon we forget to recognise the things that are really lururies GOMPERS IN DEFEAT.(Louisville Courier-Journal) The defeat of Samuel Gompers, at Montreal upon the issue of Government ownership, added dignity to à grominent Aguse of contemporary life.Courage=-the courage of convictions=\u2014was teayired of Mr, Gompers st a crisis in his career.be bad that courage abun.dantiy.He met squarely and fearlessly opposition he new 0 be great: opposition he knew, in all probability, would overwhelm him.Nearly 30,000 votes were cast against the position he took.less than 9,000 for ft.A landslide for Government ownership occurred because nf the numerical stresgth of certain clsases of labor, mainly railroad and mine workers.After s landdide here stands sometimes à sturdy oak, whose strength Go Jey of punpess.hi sive the side.So steady Me.Gampars, à man et Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago Moatren}\u2014We have besm informa.ed by a person of verachy aad possessing the means of accurate information, that the operatioas on Une 45 are to be suspended during thin summer, in order that Mr.Elliot, the American Astrominer, nay have time to examine the calcu- latione made last summer by our as- tromoner De.Tiarka The latter gentleman is to be employed during this interval in ascertsiping the position of some important places in New Brunswick, (er which Province he has ere this take his departure by the route of Boston.Two as- cistants, Messe Hunter and Carlle, the former of the United Btates, and the latter of sha British Commission, arrived In thls city on Monday afternoon, and yesterday sftemnoon embarked ia one of the steam boats for Quebec en route tu New Brunswick.Our informer us wires us that thin suspension is totally unnecssary, as tha United Stuten Astronomers had last summer every oppomunity of observing Dr.Tiark's operations; but that the American Government are using avery expadient to procastinate the survey which must terminate in a loss of territory to them.Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Ouananiche Fishing The pemey ouananiche is ati being guihered in Gy the festive fishermen who take thelr summer holidays at Luke Bt.John.Here is a butch of certificates trom Mr.À.J.Ritchie who is well known to the guests at Hotel Roberval: MH.| A.Sherwin, Cleveland, O., 33 fish weighing 52 la.E.M.Btearns 72 fish aggregating 140 loa.EE.M.Coats, 104, weight 210 lbs; this gentleman also landed & seven pound white flah on the same line as a ouananiche.Dr.R.R.Turner, 18 tish welghing 31 dbe Dr.R.T.Morris, 173.weighing 463 Ibe.Bishop's College Yesterday wus a great day in Lennoxvilie.The University of Bishop's College held its Jubliee Celebration.Many Quebecers were present.Several gentiemen were honored with the degree of D.C.L., amang whom were His Excellency the Governor- General, Lord Aberdesn; His Honor J.A.Chapteau, Lieut.-Governor of Quebec; Hon.L.O.Taillon, Prime Minister of Quebec; the Hon.Sir Henm Joly De Lotbiniere: Chief Justice Sir Alexandre Lacoste; Chief Justice, Sir L.N.Cheault: Mr.Justice Andrews, Dr.George Bouinot C.M.G., Hon.Senator Price and James Dunbar, Esq, Q.C.Canadian Order of Faresters At the semi-annuel election af Court Quebec, No.545, held on Thursday evening last, the foilow- ing were elected, vis: Wm.C.R.: Dr.G.H.Parker, M.D., V.C.R.; W.H.A.Eckhardt PF.Bec\u2018y.: J.A.Sangster, R.Bec.: A.'P.Doddridge, Treas.T.Ainslis i Young, M.A., Chaplain; 8.W.: J.Lawrence, J.W.J.Kuhring.8.B.: F.J.O'Brien, J.B.\u2018The installation will take place | \u2018on the 2nd Tuesday in July.\u2018DEAD BODY OF MAN ! FOUND IN A SHED Gruesome Discovery Made at I a Furniture Storehouse In the Queen City | Toronto, June 26.\u2014There is a pos- islbility that as a result of the dis- {covery vf an unknown man's badly |] idecomposed body in a shed at the Irear of 19 1\u2019Arcy street on Friday aflernoon, that another murder will be uncovered.The body was found by Samuel Cohen, who owns the shed, when he happened to so \u2018through the place.He was attracted by a noxious smell, and not un- under some lovse straw in a hole jin the flooring caused by the removal of two planks, Detective-Sergt.Tuft and Ward were called to the spot.Examination, however, was badly handicapped by the terrible state of the body.{The clothes of the dead man had also been eaten away by rats and other vermin.The only means of identification are the man's green coat and green and red necktie He wore wan boots, was about & feet 8 in height, and apparently in the neighborhood of forty years of age.lets underwear was cheap and he wore a celluloid collar.The police believe him to be a foreigner, probably a laborer.\u2018The body was removed to the Morgue, but, because of ita condition could not be allowed within the piace, 50 accommodation waa found for it, in a disused |ambulance in the yard.It is under- ;atood that an examination of the | man's head will be made, to ascer- lain whether he waa the victim of foul play.The presence of the body so far is a mystery.Cohen leased the shed to the Yolles Furniture Company sume time ago, and until recently goods were stored there.The re- jmoval of the stuff made the odor more pronounced, and.Mr.Cohen thinking the stench must emanate from a dead animal.began a search.The position of the body between the boards and the presence of straw on top of it, lends color to the suggestion that there might have been foul play.CANADIAN BAKERS CO.OPERATE The co-opsrative association of bakers in Mdntreal has been incorporated by letters patent issued by the Lisutenant-Governor-in-Council, One of the sitpulations of their charter is that no ony may become a member of the society if he is not a recognised member of a labor union duly recognised by the board of @4- rectors of the society.Horlick's 6 © Malted Milk \u2014 Aveld LL, Maan, | P.Ryan, |! = Ga > sie im a a \u201c2 Fa x .£¥; FOR THE PICNIC take aloag a bottle of ONTSERRA Lime Fruit Juice Cold drinks for every! tisfying and healthful\u2014that\u2019s what a bottle of MONTSERRAT Lime Fruit Juice means on the plenie.Don\u2019t bother with lemons.Most people preler limeade, and it's 6e easy to make.Sugar, cold water and \u201cMONTSERRAT\u201d, and you have 8 drink that sveryens enjoys.Best possible beverage for children, because it is pure and wheleseme.\u2018 \u201cMONTSERRAT\" is the snappy, fragrant juice of choice West Indian limes\u2014the ideal thirst quencher for hot days.Keap » boitle always handy during the summer along à on yeur automobile trips as well as on the holiday picnice.t Saline Sold Everywhere.National Drug & Chemical Co.Haras te of Canada, Limited Jy stoma \u201d \u2014 0 = The comfort theme of your living room is gained by one color treatment.The formality of the dining room by another.While still another is required for a \u201cspick and span\u201d effect in the kitchen.-Let R.J.Black give practical effect to your decorative ideas.For his unique, conscientious service, telephone 2900.FASHIONABLE Former! Donohue s- Store STORE Special Sale \u2019 Friday and Saturday June 25th and 26th Samples of Ladies\u2019 Underwear, at THE MANUFACTURERS\u2019 PRICES.A limited quantity of samples of Ladies\u2019 Silk Undergarments, Camiseles, ope Chemises, Undenakirts, AT THE MANUFACTURERS\u2019 PRICES.Samples of Ladies\u2019 White Waar, of fine Nainsook, Night Dress.Corset Covers.Envelope Chemises.Bkirts, Drawers.' AT THE MANUFACTURERS\u2019 PRICES.T.D.Dubuc 188 and 198 St.John Street \\ * MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920.°° HARDWARE CHIN COMPANY Se.Peter Mroet, Lower Town.Branch 38 Frtrique i.Upper Town eres GARDEN HOSE and REELS LAWN MOWERS, WATER-WEIGHT LAWN ROLLERS (Dunham).WHEELBARROWS.AGRICULTURAL TOOLS of all descriptions.POULTRY NETTING.WINDQW FLY SCREENS.GENERAL and HEAVY HARDWARE.NOVELTIES.A vor large range of dainty designs ln PAPER LACE DOILEYS, Denuison\u2019s PAPER TABLE COVERS, PLATES, Etc, Etc, BOOKS.\u2014\"\u201cKINDPRED OF THE DUST,\u201d By Peter B.Kyne\u2014\u201cLADYFINGERS.\u201d By Jackson Gregory\u2014 THE KILLER\" By Stewart Edward White\u2014\"ABHOTSCOURT,\" By John Ayscough.P.J.EVOY, \u2018hone 772.RHEUMATISM or any other pain; France je mothing to aqua) i.On sale everyvhers MINARO'S LINIMENT | Yarmouth, N.S.IMPROVED C.P.R.TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.In order to take proper care of the heavy traffic in and out of Quebec, this summer, the Canadian Pacific Railway have aFranged the following schedule of trains between Quebec and.Montreal: Times shown below are Eastern Standard Time.To convert to daylight saving time.add one hour.Trains Leave Palais Station, Quebec, as follows: ; 7:30 a.m.\u2014Local.Daily except Sunday.For Trois Rivieres and Montreal.Intermediate stations.Arrives Montreal, Place Viger Station, 2:10 p.m.7:58 a.m.\u2014Local.Bunday only.For Trois Rivieres and intermediate stations.2:00 pan.\u2014 \"The Frontenac.\u201d Daily.For Montreal.The only stops are at Pont Rouge, Fortneut (both flag to pick up passengers), Datiszcan, Trois Rivieres, Berthler Jct., Lanoraie, Bt.Martin's Jct, Montreal West, Westmount.Arrives at Montreal, Windsor Street station, 7:15 p.m.8:80 pm.\u2014Local.Daily except Bun day.For Trois Rivieres and intermediate stations, 4:20 p.m\u2014\"The Viger.\u201d Daily age cept Bunday For Montreal.Only stops af Lorette, Trois Rie vieres, Yamachiche, Louisvili Lanoraie, St.Martin Jat, Law des Rapids (stop to let off pase sengers from Quebec and Trois Rivieres), Mlle End, Montreal Arrives Montreal, Place Viger at 9:20 Pa 10:48 p.m.\u2014 Local.Dally.Fo Montreal and intermediate stations.Arrives Montreal, Place Viger Btation at 6:50 a.m, Trains Arrive at Palais Station, Quebec, as follows: 8:30 a.m, \u2014 Local, ily.From Montreal (10,48 p.m.Place Viger 8tn.), and intermediate stations.8:30 a.n.\u2014loral.Daily except day.From Trois Rivieres (4:00 a.m.), and intermediate stations 1:55 p.m.~Local.Except Sunday, From Montreal (7:50 a.m.Place Viger Gtn.), and intermediate stations, m-\"The Frontenac.\u201d Def om Montreal (9:4 a.m, Winds sor fitreet station), stopping only at 8t.Martin Jet, Lanorai Berthier Jst., Louiseville an (on Sunday only), Tro Rivieres, Batiscun and Pont Rouge (both for passengers from Mone treal and beyond) a w 0:45 pan \u2014 3 Jundey only.om Trois Rivie corse p.m.) and intermediate stations 9:18 p.m\u2014\"The Viger.\u201d \u2014 Exoe Sunday.From Montreal (4:1 mn.Place Viger &tn.), steps at île End, St.Martin Jet, Lane oraje, Trois Rivieres, Bat to let off from Montreal rois Rivieres and to let on uebec), Le Perade and Pont us, (te lot off from Montreal and je Rivierss), Fortneut O.P.R, Picket Agents will gladly furnish additional information of request.Jn.4x,t4 | ALLEYN, I MANS 096 SP.PAUL STRANY Telephone TS.Quotes GRAS SHEARS.- \u201chan / Pau ur A t Lea & Perrins\u2019 as a seasonin Su» few a new f Biahoors, Stow, Oravies, Meow, & * is actmowi- the greatest comdi- ment \u20142a as necessary LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE , NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Savings Bank, Quebec.Its apecial object-is-to receive and secure\u2018 the deposits of sums however small they may be to help creating provident habite.DIED, UTCHEON\u2014At Leeds Village, Mo on Wednesday, June 16th, Hugh McCutcheon, aged 83 years snd 4 months.BMITH\u2014On June 26th, 1910, su@- denly, at the age of 71 years, Robert 8mith, eloved husbead of Adeline Bmyth.Funerwl on Tuesday, 33th inst.at 2 p.m.Érom his Wate residence, 124 St.Cyrille 8t, for Trinfty Church, and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances are respectfully énvited to uttend.Montreal, Winnipeg and Los Angeles papers please copy.AUDITORIUM TODAY: Giadys Brockwell in «WHITE LIES\u201d; Haok-Maan domedy, \u201cLeap Year\"; Kautman weekly, \u201cSociety Bad Man\u201d.Matinee, 15¢; Evening, 33c.COMING SOON: «MALE AND FEMALE\u201d wih Thomas Meighan, Gloria Swanson, Bebe Daniels.A Cecil B.Dediilie Production.VICTORIA in \u201cDOLLARS and THE WOMAN\" Comedy\u2014SBerial, Etc.THE EMPIRE TODAY DORIS KENYON in \u201cSTREET OF SEVEN STARS\u201d also CHARLIE CHAPLIN In \u201cTHE BANK\" other subjects.oa .Take Mapiv at ae ® Ave, car to De Salaberry Street.TODAY \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Blanche Sweet in \u201cSimple Souls\u201d Topics of the y.Classic Weekly News Comedy: \u201cWelcome Home\"; Full Orchestra.The Classia is without exception the best ventilated and coolest Theatre In Town.Make it an evening at the CLASSIC CITY MALL, Quebec, June 26Lh, 1930.\" PUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given that His Worship the Mayor of Quebec will be absent for ten days, from Saturday the 26th of June, until Tuesday, the 6th of July next.By order, F, XAVIER CHOUINARD, Private Secretary, and 3nd Asst.Oity Clerk.The F.M.C.A.the K.of C.gad other patriotic organizations are ea- tertaéning the different military units of the Csecho-Blovaks at the Drill Hall, on Tuesday Mvening, 32 June.All Veterans have been requested to amis in welcoming their comrades to our city and should gather at the Drill Hall, at 7 o'clock sharp P.M., Tuesday, 39th June.T.D.BEATTIE, flacretary.LF.ROY Leather Goods Specials Trunks P Travelling Bags 43 St, John St.Phone 6805 L, H.LEVASSEUR Regd.\u2018The House where you can procure the Genuine Article and at Reasongble Prices.Just received: French Martinique Rham.The most advantageous thing to have In the house.Distributors for Caledonia Springs Ce, Adanse and Red Arrow Goods 48 PALACE HILL Phone 1146 Junel2xly NOTABLE EVENT Blesses Corner-Stone of New Blassed Sacrament Church On St.Foye Road His Eminence Cardinal Begin presided over a notable event yestec- day when 4.bigssed (hs cerner stone ef the new Church on St.Foy Road.The event as sitended by à large number of the clergy and the fatty moluding the Lisutemant-Goveenor, Sir Charles Fitzpatrick.It was Rev.Father Galtier, of the Blessed Bacrament Order tn New York, who delivered the sermon and Rev, Father Couet, Bupsrior General of the Onder was also present.The new church which will be built of Beauce and Riviere à Pierre granite and will be one of the most imposing in the City, as the site of its erection is 158 feet above the sea level and the tower will be reared to a height of 150 feet.It will be 231 feet tn length and wil have a seating capacity of 12,000.It is expected that the structure will be ready for services by next fall.The total cost will be ên the vicinity of $400,000, NATIONAL DH INLINOILOU Parish Celebrated Feast of St.Jean Baptiste Yesterday Morning\u2014Demonstration - The celebration of the Feast of St.Jean Baptiste in LimoNou Parish was held yesterday morning and was marked by a manifestation which was joined in by all citizens from all parts of the city.The demonstration was under the aupices of the St.Jean Baptiste Hociety of Limoilou and consisted of & procession through the.different streets of the ward to the church, where a solemn high mass was solemnized.The event was graced by the presence of the Lieutenant- Governor, Sir Charles Fitzpatrick, accompanied by Capt.Stanton, A.D; C.Following the procession and re- liglous ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr, Thomas Levallee on Le Canardiere Road.In the afternoon fleld sports were held and in the evening there was & torch-Hght procession.MUST HAVE BEEN A JOY RIDE.Motoring parties passing along Sandy Hill Road yesterday noted a victoria lying upside down in a deep ditch.How the vehicle came \u2018to be there could not be ascertained and the owner apparently had obMterated all marks of Identification\u201d as the license numbers had been carefully removed \u2018CAR OFF TRACK IN LOWER TOWN Car No 651 on the Lower Town Circuit jumped the track about 11.30 To Officers and Members of Atbion Lodge, No.2, A.F.&A.MAN Brethren are requested to meet at the Lodge Rooms.on Tuesday, June 39th, at.1:30 p.m., to attend the funeral of our Iate Brother, Rt.-Wor.Bre.Robert Smith.Members of Sister Lodges also invited to attend.By order of ths WOR.MASTER.June2sx2 Notice RE GARBAGE COLLECTION On September 30th, 1930, this Company will definitely cease to collecy marbage.* All \u2018contracts at present on our books will be extended until that date if paid for in advance.AN unpaid contracts will be can- velled within one week from the date of this netice, unies paid up in the megniime.\\ Quebes Curtage & Transfer Co, Idd.Junelaxs Gall of 50 Lomce $6 Ta Lt, SOUTH RE SERVICE ss.EVELYN This veasel will ssi) from Quebec, Wednesday the S0th instant et ¢ PM.for all the South Shore Ports os far as Faupeblse.- Freight will by received at the Custom House Pontoon, Wednesday, the 204h from T AN.¢il 8 P.M, For information apply to: ULy or LAWRENCE sam 141 Mountain Hii, Ofos, 864 St.Peter Street.Quebec Phones.Whart 1808; Office $337.(ast night near the Island Ferry land- ine The deraliment is said to have been caused by-a stone on the track.A wrecking car was sent down to get the car on the track which was accomplished after midnight, Everything Must Go The lingerie sale at the great liquidation by Jules Gauvin of the stock of F.Simard & Cie.provides a universal topic of conversation.The following question is invariably asked: \u201cAre you going to Simard's lingerie sale, held by Jules Gauvin?\u201d and the conversation continues in expressions of admir- atiort of the many pretty things to be seen on the second floor or to be found in the brilliant display of lingerie of all kinds, French lingerie, crepe de chine and the famous \u201cEclipse\u201d line.Nôthing is more agreeable than to purchase such charming lingerie at such tempting prices.Every customer can see for herself as all prices are plainly marked, in blue on each article.It is remarkable that at this season of the year there should be such a wide choice remaining.The fact is that the house of Simard & Co.is well known for jts lingerie department, and Mr.Jules Geuvin is equally famed for his real reductions, Tell your friends that ne- body should miss this oppor- Vues GAUVIN, - Liquidator of Stock of F.Simard & Co, 142 84.Joseph Sarees.\"DENTHOFMR ROBERT SMITH) 2 Prominent Member of Mas Had Church Parade Yesteronio Order and Wel-Known * Citizen Died Saturday .\u2014 The death occurred on @aturday of à highlysespesiad aidisen of the Anclept Capite) in the person of Mr.Robert Smith who for gppme thirty- two years had ben & faithfui em- sloyes of the Bank of British North America (now amelgemeted with jhe Bank of Montreal), snd the service of which he retired on a well-earned pension about five or six years ago.The late Mr.Smith was a prom- fnent member of Trinity Churoh and for a number of years had acted In the capacity of Clerk of the Vestry and also as Buperintendest of the Sunday Bohool.He was ao prominentiy Mest! fled with the Masonic Fraternity, being formerly a member of Harrington Lodge and later joined Albion Lodge with which he eceu- pled several Important offices.He was a Past Master of the Lodge and for à number of years held the important office of Treasurer, as well as having been alectsd to the pesi- tion of District Deputy Grand Msster of Quebec and Three Rivers.He also figured among the few older ond distinguished members by having conferred upon him a lKe- membership In his Lodge, The deceased was also connected the Inde- D BATTALION day From Citadel to.Seminary Chapel The 33nd.Battalion on their firet church parade on Sunday morning made o splendid appearance as they marched from the Citadel, commanded by Major A.Gustave Routier, M.C., to the SBsminary Chapel.Only one detachment of the Mattation peredid, and the fine soldierly paring of the men made a very favorable impression on those who witnessed the march.It augurs well tor the general efficiency of the battalion when fully recruited.The enlistments are going well and K Is expected that by the fa} the regiment will be up to full strength.by the R.C.G.A band at the Seminary Chapel the mass was celebrated by Major Desjardins former chaplain of the 22nd, who also Preachad the sermon and reminded the men of the fine traditions of the sind.Impremsing upon them the importance of love of God and country.The mass was served hy two privates of the battalion and the collection was taken up by two ser- meant-majors.The detachment was accompanied Lon.' a Vg \"iimon] EXHBITION PARK 8 EXHIBITION PARK Electrical Silent Street Car} PRESENTS ONE MILE OF SPECIAL.NEW AMUSEMENT Condustor Patented By Mr.i FEATURES Everall T 20 \u2014\u2014 H \u201cWORLD AT HOME Cen An wWiectrieal silent car Conduc- |} E tury tor was tried out on Car No.618 of the Quebec Street Cor Corepasy, |} isst Saturday afternoon, and ta \u2014- EX POSITION SHOWS 25-\u2014Big, New, Clean and Refined Attractions\u2014\u201425 being inmalleé in cars toéay.M is 350 People THE world's greatest list ~~ World at & marvelous pieos of mechaniclem|iff © 35 Cars of big attractions and Home Al che Guperintenden: of a vee: 100 riding devices ever as- American Railway, Light and Power Co.Animals sembled.You may have - Band From a cylinder box, a \\arge card |} drops, announcing (In English and | {4 French) the next strest the cer will | M reach.It also shows every treas- if fer point, and is 6 complete guide of all strests that the cars run on.with names of all crues streets.No longer will visitors Ww Quebec, or residents thereof, get ear uche, ur brain storm, trying to hear the streets called cut by the Conductor.You look and read the printed\u2019 card that drops before each street! is reached.You kaow where you: § are going, and if you used a irans- fer, and when to do it\u2014the ssid! direction card plainly and silenuy, gives you all the necessary informe- .Mr.Everell's wonderful prac- ical invention, is fully covered with Canadian and American patents [ind it Le destined to be of invaluable nervice.It will alvo be installed upon the St.Anne de Beaupre cars, und many other routes.The years Mr.Everell has spea?in perfecting his invention.will now repay him, and the heartfelt grat fads of the travelling publle, will bi is.seen others, now see the 25 Pieces best.THE GREATEST OF ALL ENTERTAINMENTS ATTRACTING, AMAZING AND DELIGHTING A MILLION DOLLAR INVESTURE : :: 1: ~ ONE WEEK \u2014 Commencing Monday, JUNE 28th to JULY 3rd.EXPOSITION PARK Built upon the Foundation of Cleanliness and Decency.Country Scenery.Mechanical.Devices.Concerts.Illuminations.Relgesi#iients, + Hanat on.TN thousand people 'NIN LA TVQUE.A DROWNING AT ?lit oe AifPeted.Coroner Jolicueur was at la Tuauover ihe A nh om ONTARIO MINISTER.OF MINER rowning w * .pendent Order of Forresters and for years held the position of Financial Secretary to that organization.He was highly esteemed by his numerous friends, who will deeply regret his passing awey.ARRANGEMENTS Besgldeg his widow, the late Mr.Smith leaves to mourn his less, three sons, Messrs.Willem 6mith, and Ernest Smith of Montrel, and Percy 8mith of the Public Bervies, this city; also three daughter, Mrs.William Langford of Montmorency Falls, Miss Hazel Smith and Mise Myrtle 8mith of this city; one brother, Mr.W.J.Smith who re sides in California; and one nister, Mrs.(Captain) Purdee of Sher: brooke, also survives him.The sympathy of their many friends will be extended to the members of the family in their bersavement.The funerai to which the mem.beræ of Masonc Fraternity are ip- vited will take place on Tuesday aftemoon from 124 St.Cyrile 8t., te Troy Church.IMPOSING CEREMONY HELD AT ST.MALO Cure of Parish Raised To Prelacy \u2014 Reception Held In Evening A very imposing cersmony toek place yesterday at St.Malo, when the pastor of the parish, Rev.Cure M.J.M.Bouffard was raised to the Prelacy.: A solemn High Mass wag chanted, the newly-created Monsignor being the celsbrant, whils after the Mass, Mr.F.Canac-Marquis delvered a special address, and accompanied it with a well-filled purse.His Grace made an appropriate reply to the address.In the evening, after the solemn , Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, a reception was held by His Grace in ths Providence Convent, while after the reception had concluded, the St, Jean Baptiste Cadet gave a concert on the front steps the church, which was accompanied by fireworks, ete, MAN WAS RUN DOWN + BY MOTORTRUCK Ernest Lanivee, residing at 308% St.Francois street was run down by a motor truck on St.Roch's street about 1.30 o'clock Saturday afternoen He was seriously injursd about the neck and shoulder.He was removed to bis home in the ambulqnçe.\u2014\u2014 eesmary.+ 20 26 24 20 98 06 36 90 98 96 6 NE FROGRAN FOR CHECHO SLOVAK'S VISIT TUESDAY The program for the entertainment of the 3,000 Csechoflavak téoops who will come to this city from Valcartier on Tuesday next is aa follows: The troops will arrive from Valcartier and will alight at Limollou Station.They will then march to the Exhibition Grounds which will be their headquarters while here.They will leave the\u2018 Exhibition Grounds st 18.46 for their parade through the City and will march by way of Crown etreet, Abraham Hill, Mt.John, De Baladerry, Grande Alles to Drill Hell Square where het will pg re.\" viewed dy Brig.-Gen.Landry.They will then divide (te groups and will he entertained at lunch by various public bodies.They will have supper at the Bxhibition Grounds and will play a baseball match and will give other demonstrations in frent of the Grand Stand im the even- .Crechro-8l0 \u201c ment.ARE COMPLETED Ladies Patriotic Societies Decide On Entertainment Plan for Czegho-Slovaks The committee of ladies from the different Quebec patriotic societies who have undertaken the work of entertaining the Csecho-Slovaks on their arrival in Quebec from the Valcartier Camp tomorrow, held a meet- Ing at the Knights of Columbus building, Grande Alles, on Saturday morning to complete arrangements.Mrs.Wm.Dobell, Chairwoman, presided, and submitted = plan for the entertainment of the troops on the Bxhibition Grounds which was unan- by her energy and practical experience in finances during the war, is well qualified to take charge, and the businesslike manner in which she mapped out the programme of arrangements was unanimously approved by the ladies in attendance st the meeting.The Czecho-flovaks troops will bring with them their luncheons, but In addition they will be served with coffee and other refresments at the Exhibition Grounds by Mrs.C.de M.Finniss and ladies, the Oourcelette Chapter, 1.0.D.H.After the parade through the principal streets of the city, the troops will march to the Exhibition Grounds, where they will be entertained to a luncheon by the ladies of the various patriotic societies together with the Girl Guides and the Boy Scouts.It is piven out that 8,000 Czecho-Blovak troops will come from the Valcartier Camp tomorrow morning, who will be transported to the clty in three railway trains, the first to leave Valcartier at 9 A.M.the second at 10 A.M.and the third at 11 A.M., and after the arrival of the last train the troops who will muster at the station and Its vicinity will start on their march through the principal streets of the city, thence to the Exhibition Grounda.Additional Csecho-Slovak troops began to arrive from the Coast on Satyrday and yesterday, and it is expected that there will be approximately 9.060 of these troops at Valcartier on Thursday when they will be Inspected by His Honor the Lieut.Governor, Bir Charles Fitapatrick, snd Major-General Landry, Commanding officer of the bth Military sarrison.Review at Valoartier His Honor the Lieut.-Governor, et Valcartier Camp on Thureday, July 1st (Dominion Day).The troops will de formed up with the Canadians on the right and then the Czecho-Slovake.Mis Honor will be received with a Rpsal Galute \u2018He troops presenting arme He wil then carey out the Inspection, and will accompanied by Major General Sir David Watson, M|representing the Canadian BExpedi- Mjtionary Forces: | Dmsley, Major General §.The Lieut.Governor will inspect which hs will lake up bis position at the saluting point where the presen- * tation of Mtandard, presented by the Csecho-Mflovak Government to the Cavalry Regiment m Force, will be Vuchderle, representative the Slovak imously adopted.Mrs.Dobell, who District, whe will be accompanied ny & large staff of officers of the Quebec will inspect and review the troops Commander of the Can- Mjesian Hiderian Forces: Brig.General §§| Landry, O.C., Military District Nothe troops right to 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FRONTENACS WON RESOLUTE IS BEEN SELECTED Will Defend the America Cup From Shamrock IV\u2014-First Race on July 15th Newport.R.I., June 27.\u2014The se-; lection of the sloop Resolute to defend the Amenica\u2019s Cup against Sir \u2018Thomas Lipton's challenger Shamrock IV, was announced today.It was also announced that the first ruée would be salled off Sandy Hook on July 15, The decision was reached after the Committes had witnessed the last trial race, Saturday between the Resolute and Vande in their elimination series, which was called off about 20 minutes after the yachts had passed the outer mark with Vanitie a half mile in the lead.The Resolute will be towed to Bristol at once for a complete overhauling, tnoluding the fitting of three new sets of malls and \u2019 small epars.7\" \"Not including the race Safed Saturday which was stopped after the aloope had covered 10 mfles, the yachts sailed eleven races off this port, seven resulting in a victory for the Resolute and four for the + Vanitie, The Committee on Cup Defence appotnted to choose the new defender carefully considered both : boats and checked them on points in LACROSSE MATCH ae cs LE DUEBECPLAYERS COMPETE TODAY Tessier and Savard Take Part in Provincial Tennis Tournament at Montreal Montreal.June 27.\u2014The touma- ment organized by the Provinces of Quebec Law Tennis Association opened at the Mount Royal courts here Saturday and the feature event of the day was the game in the Montreal Cup between Dr.Roms, Cleveland, and A.L.B.Mills, the former winning the odd set in three after a brilliant exhibition of tennis.J.Brown won Morin, in straight sets.A.J.Veysey won both games in the Montreal Cup and open singles.m the latter defeating R.H.Pres ton.T.K.Walton defeated D.P.Hatch and J.R.Ruel won from Friedman in the intermediate mingles.Out-of-town players acheduled to play to-morrow include Tessier and) Savard, of Quebecthe mailing and also compared the merita of the skippers, management and crews Both yachts were very closs on nearly all points of sailing, many of the races ending with but « few seconds margin between them.4, e\u2014\u2014 ES PLEASURE ind PRACTABALTY ] | BICYCLE MEN find it a rapid, economic and R ES ay LATEST easily from H.k agreeable \u2018means of transportation.They avoid the congestion of the tramways and the fatigue of walking.YOUTHS in procuring it are ea- abled to make agreeabls trips to the ceuntry on fishing excursions, pic- nem, etc.CHILDREN and GIRLS find it the right thing for agreeable and beneficial recreation.A run on a bicycle is not only pleamat but also an ex- colient exercise.A new and varied assertment ef .BICYCLES, » | LADIES' OVERCOATS in SCARVES.Some Wonderful Styles.CH PLAIN and STOCKINGS.TWO-TONE EFFECTS.NEW DESIGNS.LADIES\u2019 LACE SPENCERS.SCARFS.LADIES\u2019 Ee CAMEL C.H.TAMS.HAIR tp To SHAWLS.EVERYTHING IN JAEGER PURE WOOL for MEN John Darlington Reg'd ; Opposite Post Office.| OPAN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.JUST RECEIVED CAMEL HAIR and GREY | 16\u2014Firemen, Owen .+ + 3 4 EEN LOS TO FRONTENNS Final Score Was Fourteen To Six in the Lacrosse Matoh Yesterday In a regular Quebec and District Lacromss league fixture yesterday afternoon, the Frontenacs, champions of the league, continued their winning streak at the expense of the Firemen's vweive in the Kent House endlosure Aboue fifteen hundred people witnessed the game, which resulted in a victory for the Frontenacs by a score of 14 to 6.The winners started out fast, and scored the first game thirty seconds from the start.They added three more in quick succession before Harry Owens slammed the ball past Donnelly for the fret Firemen's game.Before the period ended two more games fell to Frontenacs, the score being ¢ to 1 when the whistle sounded for the time.Frontenacs scored five games in the second twenty, and started off the third stanza by scoring two more, but then the Firemen woke up and four games were scored in the space of eleven minutes.At the end of the, third twenty the score was 12 to 5.In the last session the Firemen scored the first goal, and brought their total up to 6 but then the Frontenacs added two more to their score, making the count 14 to 6.Teams and Summary: Tromtemace.Firemen.Goal.Doanelly .Cereeeans .Miller Point.Moisan .serve Alain Cover Point Fortier .«vo Benoit Defence.L'Abbe .+ L.Pamondon A.Morrissette -» Laverdiere £é.Morrissette « Robitaille -.A Demers - Hughes Sullivan RAR Finet Outside Home.G Miller LL.120200200000 Owen Inside Home.P.Gingras .A: Plamondon Summary: | First Quarter.1\u2014Frontenace, A.Morrisette.0:30 2-=Frontenace, Gingrag .1:30 3\u2014Frontensea B.Morrisset 4\u2014TFrontenses, Gingras §\u2014Firsmen, H.Owen .#\u2014Frontennes, À.Morriseette.18: T\u2014Frontenacs, A.Morrissette.0:30 Second Quarter- 8-Prontenacs, Milaire .13:06 $\u2014Frontenaes, Millaire .16\u2014Frontenacs, Gingras .11\u2014Frontenacs, A.Morrissette, 12\u2014Frontenacs, A.Morrissette, Third Quarter.| 13\u2014Frontenacs, Gingras }14\u2014Firemen, Sullivan .15-\u2014-\u2014Firemen, Owen .17\u2014Firemen, SuDlivan .Fourth Quarter.18\u2014Firemen, Grenier .13\u2014Frontenacs, A.Morrissette.20\u2014Frontenacs, P.Gingras .INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Sunday Games) 9:00 4:00 2:00 At Syracuse\u2014 RHB {Firat Game) Buffalo .401000000\u2014 8 4 2 Syracuse .100010010\u2014 3 ?2 Batteries \u2014Rogers and Bengough: Stellen and Niebergail.(Second Game) Buffalo .020021000\u2014 6 12 © Syracuse .12000014x\u2014 8 13 1 Batterles\u2014Gardonier, James and Bruggy: Enzmann and Niebergull.At Jersey City\u2014 RH B (Fret Game) Akron .020031100\u2014 T 12 1 Jersey City .000001000\u2014 1 # © Batterles\u2014Finmeran and Walker; Fergus, Blemillee and Freitag, Murley.(Second Game) Akron .001000000\u2014 1 7 0 Tersey City .00020000x\u2014 2 6 6 Battenies\u2014Hiit and Smith; Carlson ané Vanderbeck.4t Reading\u2014 RHE Toronto .000120116\u201411 10 3 Reading .002000033\u2014 6 13 8 Batterles\u2014Poternon, Shea and Devine, Sandberg; Swarts, Bardhardt and Konnick.At Baltimore\u2014 RH.R Rochester .000000000\u2014~ 0 3 0 Baltimore .01100300x\u2014 4 8 1 Batteries-Clifford and Manning; Sulivan and Lefice.Thureday promises to be a big day at the Exhibition Grounds.Races of all soris are on the programme, as well as severa! other events.Ù restes BST SITURONY Qualifying Round for Watson - Cup Played\u2014Can, Amateur Champ.Has Local Entries 4* The qualifying round for the Watson Cup took place at the Quebec Golé Club Links on Saturday afternoon.Flay was very keen, and a large number of players turned out tor the matches, Some very good scores were made, the following gentlemen surviving the round.They will each play at a convenient date to suit themselves.The result of the draw for the final round wid de published within a couple of days.The eight gentlemen who qualifica for the final round are as follows: \u2014 Bir George Garneau, Messrs.H.F.Mills, C.Delagrave, A.H.M.Hay, Forsythe Hall, A.Laurie, H.A Harding and George Parent.Messrs.H.8.Thomson, A.Me.Alister, E.L.Garneau, and Stuart Ahern loft on Saturday to take part In the Canadian Golf Championships that take place at Beaconsfield, commencing today.The qualifying round for the Canadian Amateur Golf Championship, which starts this morning at the Beaconefield Golf Club links sees Mr.T.G.Leonard, of Quebec, pitted against J.A.Scott, of Outremont, and Mr.Foraythe Hall, also of Quebec.competing against J.G.Mackenale, of Toronto.The Quebec Ladies\u2019 Golf Club defeated a team from Grand Mere at the Grand'Mere links on Friday by a score of 14 to 12.Eight players comprised a team.Sporting Notes | EE The Quebec Ladies\u2019 Golf Club defeated Grand'Mere on Friday by a score of 14 to 12.The news that Eugene Brosseau, champion.is going to resume boxing In the near future will come as welcome news to his many admirers in this city.+ ° After drifting along for over two hours on Saturday sfternoem, Moth Shamrook IV.and the 23-metrs tria) boat caled their trial race off for lack of wind, se 0 The Frontenacs now top the league in lacroaze.the standing being as foliows: Won.Lost.P.C.Frontenace .,.2 0 .1000 G.NR.1 9.1000 Firemen .1 = 2383 Dominion Arsenal .0 2 000 The Czecho-Slovaks will play a picked team from the local footban elevens at the Exhibition Grounds tomorrow evening.A triple tle exists for first p'ace in the International League.Toronto, Baltimore and Buffalo are all equal with 41 games won and 23 lost.The next lacrosse match on the programme is on Thureday, when C.N.R.and Frontenacs mest.This Is the postponed game from June §.It seemg to have been an unlucky week-end for the leaders in the American and National Leagues.Cleveland lost both games they played Saturday and yesterday while the Cinoinnatt Rede lost à double-header on Saturday and followed it up with another defeat yesterday, .» St.Louis are only a few points behind the Cincinnati Reds in the National League, and they are going strong.while In the American gang, New York are about a game and a half behind the Cleveland Indians.e À The Resolute has as last been selected to defend the America Cup trom Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV.and she first race for the Cup will take place on July 16.* In the St.Maurice Valley League yesterday, Bt.Maurice Paper defeated Bhawinigan Fallg 7 to 0, while Grand'Mere beat Three Rivers Shipyards 3 to 1.INTER.NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost PC Toronto .41 23 640 BalWimore .41 33 640 Buffalo .41 28.440 Akron ., .se 380 Reading .3 484 Torsey City .\u201c= .Rochester .24 42 864 Syracuse .\u2026 18 48 260 the former Canadian middleweight ae = on H ii 5 © re NN RE = Tone, .vy, E + MAJOR LEAGUE: i TK BASEBALL RESULTS | AS RULED OFF TURF Dr.Lalanne is Barred From Turf for Charging Starter Was Betting on Horses Montreal; Quebec, June 37\u2014Fur- nishing the greatest surprise of the local turf this neuson, the stewards of the King Edward Park Jeckey Club on Saturday issued a ruling bagring Dr.P.B.Lalanne, a local turfman and his horses from the turf in future.The ruling came pg the result of « charge made by Dr.Lalanne that he knew that Starter Eddie Tribe was betting on the horses he was starting.Dr.Lalanne was given 34 hours to substantiate thls charge and (alicd to do so.The culing has been forwarded to the Canadian Racing Association to place on record.Results: First race, purse $400, 4-year-olds and up, six furlongs\u2014Neg, 107, Hinphy, $6.90, $4.00, $3.50, won: Tugs.112, Foden.$5.00, $4.10, second: Maybridge, 115, Acton, $5.10, third.Time (not given.) Second race, purse $400, 3-yearolds and up, claiming.five furlongs\u2014 Gilder, 113, Gargan, $4.90.$2.70, $2.40, won: Olive James, 110, la- verty, $3.30, $2.50, sccond; Little Pete, 119, Garner, $3.40, third.Time (not given.) Third race, purse $400, Canadian foaled, 61% furiongs\u2014Red Post, 117, Hinphy, $5.30, $3.70, $2.30, won: Mondaine, 110.Buleroft, $5.70, $3.50, second: Sir Lancelot, 112, Murray, $3.50, third.Time (not given.) Fourth race, purse $400, 3-yearolds and up, claiming, five turiongs; Gir C.Keener.103.Murray, $12.90, $6.10, 94.00, won: Hattie McCarthy, #02, Atchinson, $28.10, $9.90, second; Beverly James, 102, Denler, $3.10, third.Time.1:00.Pie.Jennie, Logan, Mike Dixon, Dixie Fiyer also ran.Fifth race, purse $500, handicap.$-year-olds and up.mile and seventy varde\u2014White Crown, 102, Atchinson, $24.40.$7.40, $4.20, won; N.K.Ben), 103, Harvey, $7.90, $3.00, second: Neenah.103, Anderson, $2.90, third.Time.1:05 1-5.Tit For Tat, and Leta also ran.Sixth race, purse $400, $.year-o'ds and up.claiming, $1 furlongs\u2014Top Rung.113, Denler.$4.70, $3.30, $2.80, w@l): Plerrot, 110.Gatgan.£2.90, $2.70, second: Neda Miley Bright, 110, dikinson, $3.30, third.Time, 1:24.r Stalwart, Sweeplet and Regent a'so ran.Beventh race.purse $400.S-yearnix and up, elaiming, 614 turionws\u2014 Mildred Buretta, 118.Gaupel.$7.49.$4.20, $2.30, won: Knizrht of Pythias.118, Denler, $490, 82.00, srrnnd: third.Time, 1:24 1.8.Trentinn, Arnie Jack, 120.Hinphy.$2.70.Fivine Frog.Waldo, Jr.and July Fy also ran, \u201cBABE\u201d RUTH NEEDS EIGHT MORE HOMERS Slugger Requires That Number to Establish New Home Run Record Chicago, June 26\u2014\"Babe\u201d Rutnthe New York slugger.today has oighty-seven games In which to wail.top eight home runa to shatter the record of twenty-nine made by himself last season when a member of the Boston Americans.In his remarkable drive toward a new world's record.Ruth crashed out his twentieth home run in St.Louis Into the right Aeld bleachers And yesterday added two more In the game with Boston.giving him a total of twenty-two.He is sixth in batting with an average of .385, according to averages, Including games of Wednesday.released today.George Sirer, the Bt.Louis star, who is leading the American Leagueboosted his average to 418 \u2014 eight points within a week.Tris Speaker, of Cleveland, managed to cling to second place with 184.Speaker tops the league In scoring.having counted 57 runs in 88 games.Ruth has crossed the plate 55 times in 84 games.Other leading batters: Johnston, C'eveland.362: Milan, Washington.389; Weaver.Chicago, 352.St.Louis is finding solace In the batting performances of Bls're and Roger Hornsby.Hornsdy is In no Immediate danger of being ousted from the batting leadership of the National League, the averages, în- dludine Wedneeday's games.giving him 291.Nicholson, of Pit'aburgh.i= trailing him in second p'ace w\u2018th 380, Rousch, of Cincinnati, is third with 337.! Other leading batters: Robertson, \u201cwigawn, 338: Dæwbert, Cincinnati.333: Smith, New Tork.333.ENLSET TORCH ASHE Play Will Begin in Amateur Canadian Golf Championship, This Morning Montreal, June 37~The scene is ail set for the qualifying round tomorrow for the amateur champlon- ship of the Royal Canadian.Goif Association, which begine at 8:30 tomorrow, when W.W.Walker and C.A.Allen, both of the Beaconsfield Club, wii start the day's journey.At four minute mtervals, pairs will follow untid 12:26, All of the players from outaide points have arrived, Including a strong representation from the Torento Club, with which is numbered Geo.8.Lyon, of Lambton, many times champion adn a sturdy player.The latest arrival is B.B.Cochran, of Baltimore.The best sixty four scored to-morrow will bring that many players into the first round which begins Tuesday morning.With a list of strong players and the weather promising to be at its FACTORY-END SUTINGS Made to Custom Measure The finest and most: expensive Woollens\u2014Botany wool- weaves in English Worsteds and Tweed Cloths\u2014over 75 Suit lengths, worth from $55 to $75 regularly.$48 to $55 for $40 best, all the elements are present for & mos successful tournament.| DISHNION RODE \u201cTHE WINNERS Ross.Horse Second In.Two Races at Hamilton Last\u2019 Saturday Hamilton, Ont., June 26 \u2014 The resulte:\u2014 First race, claiming.4-year-o:de and up, six furlongs\u2014Thursday Nighter, 117, McGraw, $12.60, $6.00, $4.40, won; Hondo, 189, Dishmon.$5.80.$3.70, second; Deckhand, 108, Fator, $9.30, third.Time, 1:14 4-6.Allah, Barnest, Bhandon, Hindoostan, Highland Lad, Rangarook, B.Johnson and Circulate also ran, Second race, Oakville Handicap, 3-year-olds and wp, foaled in Canada, one mile\u2014Bugle March, 106, Willarme, 89.50, $5.20, $3.80, won: Primo.107, Romanelll, $5.50, $4.10, second; Ladder of Light, 117, Metcalf, $9.20, third.Time, 1:42, Azrael, Salvatelle, Sturdee, Somme, Mollowmet, Gallant Broom aiso ran.Third race, claiming, 3-year-o'ds and up.mile and a aixteenth-\u2014Keep, 105, Daymo, $5.80, 84.20, $2.60, Won: Hush, 105.Barnes, $3.60, $2.30, gec- vnd: Go'dine, 108, Willlam, $2.20, third.Time, 1:48 4-5.Bread Line, Melodrame, Mark West also ran.Fourth race, Grimeby Handicapd up.mile and a fur- long\u2014Bo e 112, Richereek, $5.60, $2.90, $2.40, won; Princeps, 112, Claver, $3.50, $2.50, sceond: Be\u2018ario, 104, Dishmon.$3.30, third.Time.) 1:68 3-6.Foreground : and Prosppctor also ran.Filth race, Spring Brewery Stakes, 2.year-olds, five furlongs\u2014Auntie May.114, Dishmon, $6.60, $2.80, $2.40, won: Baby Grand.115.Claver, 32.50, $2.30, second; Hrronday, 116.Butwell, $2.60, th'rd.Time, 1:00 3-§ Bygone, Witch, Flower, Last One alro ran.Bixth race, selling.handicap, c\u2019alming, 4-yer-o'ds and up, six fur ongs\u2014Estero,.102, Willis, 814.60, 97.70, $3.80, won: Ultra Gold, 118.Morris, $5.40, $3.20, second: Btenhen, 112, Butwell, $3.20, third.Timet:18 2-5.Carrie Moore.Mayor Houre, Sinn Felner a'so ran.Seventh race, selling.4-year-olds, one.mile on the turf\u2014Buckboard, 109, Stack, $19.90, $8.10.Won; Blasonry, 111, Fator, $8.10, $5.10, eec- ond: Skeerface, 108, Chiaveita.$8.30, third.Time, 1:65 3-5.G.M.Miller, Retay, Puts and Calls, Tansgeur.W.#.Buckner, Cousin O' Mine, Sunningdale, Smearline a'so ran.SHAMROCKS WON FROM NATIONALS Final Score in Lacrosse Game Saturday Was Fourteen to Four Montreal, June 27.\u20148hamrocks won easily from Nationals by a score of 14 to 4 In a scheduled Azture of the National Lacrosse Union here Saturday.The game was witnessed by a disalipointingly small crowd.Both teams played with nine a side as two Shamrock players tailed to report.The Irishmen for.cod the play at all times, but Frenchmen played good lacrosse and but for inéffectiveness in front of the net, would have made à much more creditable.showing.AMERICAN LEAGUR (Sunday Games) A: New York\u2014 Maye, Quinn and Rianaah.- RE B Bostom .020800000\u20148 7 1 \u2018AMERICAN LEAGUE New York .00108x\u20147 10 8 STANDING Batteries\u2014Ruesell and Waiters: w.At Chieago\u2014 RH.BR Cleveland .40 81! Oleveland .000110011\u20144 7 1 Chloe encre 000001 TE New York .41 23 640 Baiteries-\u2014Bagby and \"Neil; ar ue .Kerr and Bohalk.J Chisago 38 26 674 At Bt.Louis\u2014 010000 M.= Washington .31 26 .644.Detroit .+.000 18 St.Louls .010000083\u20143 8 1 Boston .10 38 609 Batteries\u2014Oldham and Alnemith; VangAder and Severeid.ima 8 Lovie .30 81 498 At Washington\u2014 î Detroit .11 40 Philadelphie.000000000\u2014\u20140 § 1 oe Washington .00002082x-\u2014?18 1 PhilaGelphia.16 47 3.284 Major League Baseball at a Glance NATIONAL IXAGUE STANDING L PC , Cinclnnatl .$2 36 .861 Marquard, Mamatx and Miller.\u2018K\u20ac Cincinnatt- « « RH.8 Bt Lous .3438 448 | FTES 20300001\u20148 11 1 Brooklyn .81 28 Cincinnati ., .101000000\u20142 &.3 atte ubp and Clemens; Puuburgh .28 36 Ring and Allen.Chicago .3¢ 30 At Chicago\u2014 RH BB, Pittsburgh .010000682\u20148 11 0 Boston .+.26 38 Chicaga®.©.| 001000080\u20143 10 8 Now York +.38 33 .Philadelphia.38 88 At Brooklyn\u2014 vrjes\u2014On Hdeftner; Alexander, Batley, Martin 884 O'Fyrrel.NATIONAL LEAGUE (Sunday Games) snd Snyder; Batt rison, Cooper and the] TITI Te ir Hy) $55 to $75 for $45 We will clear this lot of fige suit lengths, made to special custom-measure at two prices\u2014 Custom-made Suits, tailored to Special Order, and finished to exact measure in five days after they reach the Semi-ready Shops, on Guy Street, Montreal.This is an exceptional opportunity\u2014and the clearance of \u2018eft- over suit lengths at these tax-exempt prices is no \"doubt due to the imposition of the taxes.These suits\u2019 are all sold at less than the wholesale cost.\u201c : .9 They are \u201creally and truly\u201d custom-made clothes\u2014for you can select any one of 30 suit designs, and have any individual kinks you fancy.A promise of prompt delivery\u2014 12 patterns, or 30 Custom-made Suits, fron $55 to $75 regular values, made to measure in regular business aud professional sack suits, for $45.ï , \u2018and Semi-ready , 17 patterns, or 73 customtailored suits, wil) he made to ordes in regulation sack styles, prompt four-day factory delivery, for $40.> nar + TSR EE JULES GAUVIN, 183 Bt.Joseph Street, keeps its promise,\u201d GEO.MORISSETTE, St, John and d\u2019Youville Streets.== : mA i i | AN Ÿ) 26 Ib Pachage 15 Cents) % 1 \\ w /] / = LJ jo.\u201c a Tone RA PIII » TOBAC Nell +.Me C.FORTIER, Belling Ajent, Montreal. SEHOLRS SPENT .J.Tumbull; ENOGAMI MODEL squal; 3, N.Campbell and D.Mac- hin the lest thres compositions bi Ble CROWD SW Frankie rd us 7.x\u201c .Jan's Rust Hes weignt: 3 Bean, equal.lends the beauty of his pative cows.Landry (Gomsetin) .-} Noir Threetemses Race\u2014i Ni Spee Kid for Physical Drim|M lus.Hs Quartet \u201cmano Bivels\u2019 écarte æ ss Healy and I.Healy: 3 A.Collie and : | sward.© Branch lj 3 | (Proms my lite) is a precious pearl chance (Gtgu nesc0c6 V.Groves.4 .of the QW.V.A.bobw.1.J.Togmp- | Samm EISEN ot the musical Itterstuss of the Les me 5 MOREL 6 A ANT DAY Consniation Race.Chikirea under G ; son: 3, T.Teeter; 8, acBean.: eerie cree 1\u20141 Dolly Napier; 1 Marguerite Gtrie, 1 P.Binert; 2, E.Monkovits:lins Chrentéle ours the morn | To Tranmet, bg.A Sylvain (G.Tardon ly Napler ; VX comte to ALI SETS Th emotes.sete WEEE Sprigtor mye, cvurm wie re Special Prisas by the Quebec (Capital will have sa opportunity ofltime Groat.ome at ese sa wêtias| ne 138 1-4; 3 ; 2:30 1-8.tuées Dusan; Irene Branch portal Order of (hearing Csscho-Slovak .by one i made Doctor of .Tyek Place Last Week and ine Peughters of the Empire, foe|of the Bands of the Unita.now camp- | ine tort era The oa Postponed St.Jean Baptiste raxaouL Too ETMPIO event $t.Andrew's Sunday School iri mATRED., * Footed - | Event | wee.1, son: à, ©.Thomp=|letier ls an article on Cuecho com.| mares ied im to iske musical] Amusements Brought M Held Pionio at Montmor- pit ppm nfeentina Event F273 mom 3s Thom BEE, Sen SN So hoe d'u Hoenn or GE Many, 3 ons ng, Son 2 i = \u20ac né ; .: + \u2026 |possre I a|Houss ew usionl \u2014 : = Fe tivod Programme lire.Mortimer and Mre MacBean composer, whieh will prove interest |Conservatoriura.Drorak a mu- People to Exhibition Park | Maritime Provinoss together with «| SNGY Falls Sat y Radical Agitations.pranented the prênes and cortificates |ing to readers: \u2014 siciaa by virture of his mental facul- «arte of track and field events were R Benedtet .to the sucomsfyl pupils.Mim Wy- Vakartior; 35th, June, 1930 |Ue9 and his feelings.His compost held \u2018here Baturday and the Olympic rod ome, June, 26.\u2014Pope Frappe The annual closing exercises and|man wes on behalt of the PUDHE of lw vo malsor of the tions are of a high artistic standard.| 4 crowd of some tem thousand !event was won by Norman Turnbull,| A most delightful day was pent y rt Pat rt to Cas ye ta prememtniion of prises took place ta|ibe \u2018whole school, presmied by thn He possseses masterfully the abilit) [people trom the Thy end Dietrict!of Bprinehéti, with Aired Rogers 0 Saturday et Montmorency Pails| Fontaine, Patriarch of Venice.is \u201c the Tows Hell on the evening of Prinsipal wih & haateome tokem| | Que Chronicle, of puting Gown musio for IAstru-damembled at the Kxhibition Grounds §! Halifax, \u201csecond.Two other|by the Scholars of Bi.Andrews = 3 \u201cunrest based on class Wednepday 30rd instant.of an ad amd respect.Auld| Next week our soldiers plan am ex.[ments ablunding with musicel col-!,eserday afternoon 0 witness the|sarters fafled to finish the course.|Ssbboth School where annua, jon an unes rats on lane Sr.J.R.Bends, Chatvman of Lang.and God Save the King|®Wrwon vo Quebec and during the |PUFIAE.lis kes above all Lo shaDe |g jen Baptiste Day spore which Turabull covered the distance of | MTL waa hed.Maui and there meme ot Canon bar Chicos Unica fhe fichool Board presided, and Wes|brought a most enjoyable meating [2flarnoon and the evening our Gand Le Dues tn Cletmicat form of he nad been postponed on Thuraday|fftean mñes In 1 hour 45 minute] TRO Weather WAS FUE BC LINE) Incnt of Cathole much 2008 provide * supported by Rev.Mr.Morthner and|to « class hort in so same seaster |phonies 4 the second ~Dmot Sym.|'a#t on account of Tain.and 60 seconde He fished tn fine, S038 OR 0 Cp Lr PE ed they were.operated.along read Mews.Sewell, of Quebec, and| Gir Wm.Price and Directors of|worke of Caech-chesied-music.1 |phony.\u201d Most \"of the people found enter-[thaps and passed Rogers after 11 sis Thorn, Mr.D.W.Wright, Mr.[Catholic lines.Fasmer, of Moutreal.the Préce Bros Co\u2019y eccompanied by'am convinced that your music-lov-| Next io these great men \u201cZdemek | lament about the grounds, and 1-3 miles.The latter was forced 1011 pep Wright and the Becretary.| \"Only the church can effectively - The programme conststed of Pa-|Mr.Brands OCbetrman of the Bohoo!|ing readers will be glad to read Any- | Fibic must be mentioned with his |#POUt 4.000 made éheïr way into the| MON down to a walk because of thei uy, J.Larner were Uptiring In yea] with present-day evils with Juse rie.aire repressating difterent| Board, vielled the echool recentiylthing about our great composers.|musical Melodramas In that res |Orend Stand where they saw a wen-|PIRÉNiNE of the muscles in the calf|:heir efforts to make the day one lu yee,\" the letter mid., portions of the Empire end Was and tafer inapeoting upesimene o\u20ac| I would remark that the enclosed [pect he takes the highest.place In |Nlte4 program of sporting events, in-|%f To loft lox.ba emembered not only by the chil-| jt further invited the wealthy te § * epevtèé -cut expotitiouaty.whoo! work and hearing the puplisiarticle is érom the pen of a young [the \u2018\u201cTriology Hippodamia.\u201d cluding foot races, running races.|, james Muis, the Indian runneriaren by also by the older folks Who rive liberaily, and act mors in ase The prime list &@ as follows: sing and observing he physiosd ex-|Csecho composer, Oldrich Blecha.| Among the modern ones Vitesiay|h@rnees races as well as an exh.(om Truro, NA.did not compete.[were present.cordunce With & apirit of equity than 4 chell Grade II, 1.8 MacBean; 3, 3, H.Fulton.Geade (IX, 1 P.Tremaine; 2, E.Smart; 3 N.Moore.Gude IV, 1 D.MacBean; 3, T.Moore.Géade'V, 1 K.Mac- Bean: 3, C.\u2018Thompson.Grade V1, 1 P.Smart; 3, I.Boyle.Grade VII 8.Smart; 3, L Heradé.Geade VIIL 1 J.Thompson.Special Prizes for pupils who re- vonded 96% and over of the posstble sus uuuu=s# JACK JOHNSON MATCHED Fresno, Cale, June 37.\u2014Mont- figomery, Fresno, has matched 8 % Jack Johnmon to box twenty % % rounds at Tiajuana, Lowes Ca- % at present.Csecho-éitovak officer here in camp.Yours, J.I.DOBORVOLES Osscho-Slovak Music A place of honour is assigned fo) Czecho-Blovak Music in the Art of Mumio of the \u2018worid.It is ohar- soterined by an abundance of music variations.By the way I should like to mention several composers, who enjoy a world wide fame.Frdersc otanaki deserves to be mentioned firet of all as the founder of the Czech Music and above ad Nowak, Josef Suk, Josef Foerster, excel.Vitesiav Novaks charecteris- tic in minor tunes and rich notions His most valuable compositions are \u201cPan.\u201d \u201cCycles of Symphonic Poems™ in which the composer pays attention to all cariations and beauties of Nature: Mount, Ses, Forests and the Woman.Josef Buk, member of the world wide known \u201cKammer Quartet\u201d !s the Trovatore of the unfathomed pain and deep tregedy.He puts into his music his own experience.So for instance in the Cycle of plano bition of fancy drill by the Zouave Cadets.They also heard the Thaviu Band and the Operatic Singers accompanying the musical organi- ration.The harness races were well contested in each heat, Muss Marble the firet savent and Guy Boy in the second.Atthough there vas à heavy program the entire affair was comple- proving the winner in tely run off by 6.30 p.m.The harness races resuked as fol- ows: \u2014 M.A.A.A.BEAT NATIONALS Montreal, June 27.\u2014The Winged Wheelers had Hlttle difficulty in win- nimg from Nationals by four to one In a echedule fixture of the Eastern Amateur Lacrosse League played here Saturday.An uninteresting Fame was marred by rough tactics end the large crowd preseut gave evidence of their disapproval of the fights between players both on tho Montreal Amateur Athletic Associaton and the National teams.The foMowing was the programme of sports with the memes of the! prizewinners.! LJ ports Programme Girls under 6\u2014I1 Edith Holmes; > Louis Hands Girls 7 to $\u20141 Doreth; Paquin: 2 Nina Wison, Giria 9 to 11\u20141 Aléreda Morgan: 2 Jean McAllister.Girls over 12\u20141 B.Key, 2 E.MoCurtney.Boys under 6\u2014I1 Hector Reid; 2' Ole Paquin.Boys 7 to 8\u20141 WHle Reid; \u2018?cold justice.He also held that laboe should not make unjust demands at the present time.- \u201cIt is necessary to abstain from violence.\u201d the letter continued, \u201cWhen force is employed in clase hatreds, it is vivlence.\u201c In conclusion, the letter asks laborérs te remain faithful to the church.ahd forbiis the clergy participating In labor agitations, bidding them Lo preach peace always.: mm ey \u2014 to HOY COAL IS TESTED : .Lrwisoid on the basis of heatsg 08 .2:35 Trot or Pace.Three H Burton Thorn.| attendance for the whols session.| Héorain, on tbe méternoon of of the Csech Opers.Thess Operas composition: wd JMsunce\u201d (From Miss ote.biome.J Be 8.| COMRADE WON THE Boys 9 to 11\u20141 Wille Waddell; [vue is tested by the Prise Stes 1.D.MacRBean; 2.5.MacBean, |X July 4b with A1 Norton.[differ from the Operas of the Ger pa thought) rom resses gaouette (Bigaowette) 1 11 GRAND-PRIX-DE-PARIS |! Tom Wilson.bureau of standards y the Neilie Campbell, and K.MacBean;|% Ni {man Wagner by the wholesome ral hte hn Aime, O'Neill, bem.J.Gos June $7\u2014The Grand Prix| Boys over 13\u20141 Lawrence Cas.colorimeter.A thirtieth of an ounce 6 W.Mitchel; §.J.Thompson, EB | $ 6 8 8 8 8 8 3% 3% 8 58% 4 9 [tem united with the sweet Idea Hem himaelt the best in his \u201cKammer erm.J.Gos Paris, June 37.\u2014 ran eee; 3 Harold Pfeifter.of coal 1s enclosed in a strong steel : Pid .Music\u201d.selin, (Gosselin) .4 3 2|De Paris, 200,000 francs over a .res.Moskovitz, E.Smart, W.MaocBean; establishing a music unlike the Ger Infants hand-in-hand race \u2014 1 capsule, oxygen under high pres Matobell, Ww.ni ALUABLE CARGO.man sentimental and dreary drama OLDRICH BLECHA Lena Peters, bm.A.Dery course of 3.000 metres, was won to-|p,)).Reig and Jean Goudwin, laure la Introduced, and, this bomd 6 \u20ac.pectai rises award: v .tho effect.His chief and Master Composer.| (Verreault) .2 3 3iday by E.De Saint-Alary's Com-| Married Ladies, Needle and Thread being n'arod in the calorimeter.the \u2019 by she - B Pp : ed) Port Artèwr, Ont, June 27.\u2014The work for orchestra is the Cycle ot Robin Red Breast, bg.P.rade, an English-bred horse.Embrylrace-\u2014i Mrs Stewart and Mrs.coal Is ignited electrically.The Princoal and decided bY steamer \u201cKersags\u201d arrived here re- Symphonie Poems, \u201cMs Viast\" (My FOREIGN MAILS.Gagne (Gagne) .3 4 4)|was second and Bourdbier third.Time! colle.\u201cheating effect Is calculated from the Inspector Honeyman, Of Ottawa.| |cently with one of the most valuable|ome).\u2018The Cycle consists of siz| Foreign mails, letters, newspapers| Anns Hale, bm, J.Legare was 3 minutes 16 2-3 seconds.Girls Relay Race\u20141 Team led by rise of temperature of the water Junior P.Tremaine.Ales well as largest consignment of | different compositions, all o£ them |and parcels) will be despatched per| (Legare) .s 5 6/ The starters included Splon Kop.|[rene McCurtney.In the calorimeter.Coal samples MacBean, 8.Firklestein, H.May-|pinder twine\u2019sver unloaded here.The [elaborately showing his deep Jove |S.Minnedosia.Time\u20142:29 1-4; 2:36 3.4: 2:24 1-2, | winner of the English Derby, and! Boys Obstacle Race\u20141 Leonard|of known healing value have been revitch, * twine is vaiugd at more than §$1.-[tor his country.In the first three These mails will be closed at Que- Free-tor All Three Heats [Charieville, winner of the Oaks.[Thorn: 2 Teddy Pfeiffer.prepared and are rupnlied to pere Sensor Section\u20141, K, MacBean: 760,000 and was consigned to the|oonrposition the composer dwells|bec Head Office on the 3rd July, at[Guy Boy, brg., J.Cauchon Charleville had never been defeated| Young Ladies Rare\u20141 Gertic!sons uring the caloriineter to enable 8, C.Thompson and R.Fulton, {International Harvest Company, upon the glory of yore of his nation.|12 noon.(Marois) .2 1 1|ctther as a two-year or 3-year old.| Wright; 2 Muriel Ran then to check their own results | The Difference Is In The Tone Two centuries of research and the wonderful discovery of STRADIVARIUS Taken advantage of by the makers of the best pianos the - world has ever known in the making of the Starr Phonographs.It was certainly with no thought of depreciating the very remarkable development of the Phonograph that the Starr was entered in this field, yet the \u201cTalking Machine,\u201d a name which covers the original purpose and intent, had not been designed as a musical instrument as the Starr has since proven.And because the Starr Piano Company\u2019s halicentury\u2019s experience in building 150,000 of the best musical instruments the world has ever Imown, has enabled them to build a Phonograph of such quality\u2014an instrument for the music loving\u2014an instrument which can\u2019t be better described than by this famous device \u201cThe Difference Is in the Tone.\u201d LS er Vi | pou | tarr-Gennett Records Starr-Geanett Records are the outgrowth of a half-centary devoted to the study of tome reproduction.Under such direction great vocal artists, great musicians, great orchestras have recorded a notable repertoire of the world's best classical and standard music, as well ns the newest popular hits.Starr-Gennett Records do not scratch.They play longer, they are moderately priced and will play on ail phonographe.We invite you to hear your favorite selections on Starr-Genmett Records.Especially do we wish you to hear Starr-Gennett Records as played on Starr-Phonographe.Buy With Your Ears Open It ia interesting to pote tbe many years spent by the old music magters in an endeavor to create a beautiful, clear, singing tone in the instruments to which they dedicated their lives, yet up to the time Etradivertus created his fret Here is your opportanity to satiefly your desire for a Phonograph which master violin the musical world groped in darkness in an cndeavor to create such à tone.It would be unwise to guess not only welcomes ALL great artists to your home circle.but enables these artists to entertain you as splendidly as If they were with you in the flesh.Others may defend their purchasing judgment by saying THEIR phonographs are the best.Ask such pernons, \u201cHave you heard the Starr?\u201d They cannot advise yom truthfully without such comparison.So take no one's word.Buy with your ears open.Your cars cannot mislead you.Let them alone, be your jury.There are eleven different Starr styles, designed to meet the requirements of every home, hesutifully hand-polished to a finish uvequalicd in the fnest pianos.Prices are ren- sonable and casy terms if desired.the time thus consamed in determining the comparative acoustic properties of materials, but suffice it to say corented his first master violin of Silver Grain Spruce, nothing has besa found to equal this straight- i i i That is why the Starr jons are amplified, are made of Sliver Grain Spruce, \u201cthe music wood of centuries\u201d is played, ie so rich, sweet and abeolutely free from thoss characteristic metallic and annoying so common to other phonographs which have so flagrantly violated all basic laws of tone-building by employing ta, cast iron or common, coarse-grained woods for tone developing purposes.As you listen te the sweet melody of the Stare, the impractibility of using other wood is immediately apparent, \u201cThe Difference is in the Tone.\u201d A Few Territories Still Open For Good Representatives \u2018The Starr Phonograph Co, of Quebec 1600 - Boulevard St Laurent - 1600 - MONTREAL | Call and hear them at BEAUDRY FRERES 209 St.John Street Call and hear them at P.T.LEGARE LTD.289 St Joseph Street .\u201ciy = mo * SSTARR\" Style 7, \u201cSTARR\u201d Style3 \u201cSTARR\u201d Style 6' - .à \u201c ® \u2018 ; 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#imishes, Frames, aew Hne.Free ; Samples.Merchams Portrait Co.' Toronto.June23xé FOR BALE FOR SALE\u2014A Ford touring car, latest model, 4 new tires, first class tion, cheap for cash.Phone 131 Ring 13.Junetsx3 mr rt FOR SALE\u2014Housshold furniture consisting of Dining Room, parior, Bed Room furniture, rugs, linoleum, stair carpet curtains, bed lounge, gas stove, gas plate, coal and wood cook stove, and numerous ojher articles.Apply 34 Bt.Gabriel Bt.FOR SALE\u2014A MolLaughlin motor truck, 4 cylinders, 45 H.P., capa- \u201ccity 1566 pounds Overhauled, painted and varnished.ln as good order as à new car.Will give 90 days guarantee.Will be sold cheap and at easy terms.Apply to C.L.PMamondon, 279 Bt.Joseph BL.Phone 3063.Res.6254.June2ixs FOR HALE\u2014A Cadillac eight, overhauled, painted and varnished.New seat cover as wel as a complete new set of tires.Guaranteed fur 90 days.For sale cheap and at caay terms.Apply to \u20ac.L.Plamonden.279 8t.' Joseph St, Phone 2068.Res.6354.June33x6 \u2014\u2014 ee FOR SALE~I Overland, model 83 kb 4 cylinders, 35 H.P., overs hauled and put in very good order.Will be sold at easy terms.Apply to C.L.Plamondon, 279 St.Joseph \u2018St, Phone 2068.Res.6254.June23x6 rire mr FOR SALE\u2014I Ford Roadster, with new carriage, extra tires, all in very good condition.Kasy terms.Apply to C.L.Plamondon, 279 St.Juseph 8t., Phone 2068.Hes.6284.Junezsxs rer FOR BALE\u2014A Rambler, 4 cylinders, § passengers, first class lires.Will be sold for $400.00 nt easy terms if desired.Apply to C.L.Plamondon, 279 St.Joseph St.Phone 206$.Res.6254.June23x6 tr FOR SALE\u2014A Chalmers, 4 cylinders, 60 HP, T passengers, overhauled, painted and varnished, seat cover, Lominion Cord, extra tires, as well as many other good tines.This machine, like a new car, will be guaranteed for $0 days.Easy terms for a purchaser who means business.Apply to C.L.Plamondon, 379 St.Joseph St, Phone 2068, Res.6264.June?3x6 rt EN \u2014 FOR BALE\u2014A McLaughlin Rosdster, ¢ cylinders, 46 H.P., overhauled, painted and varnished.Extra tires and 90 days guarantee.For asle cheap and at easy terms.Apply to C.L.Plamondon, 37% 8t.Joseph St., Phone 2068.Res 6254.Junetsxé tr te FOR SALE\u2014Or Rent, Garrage 16x16 feet, at T6 Park Ave.Junetixé HAM\u2014Cooked or raw ham, bacon, msusage, poited head, bolog- \u201ca ssumge, mit pork, fat and lean.at the store of J.NOEL RONDEAU, \u20ac Lechevrotiere.May13x3m mr ee To ETA re room ter the summer monthe near the Chateau Frontenac.Immediate possession.Apply to 8 Haldimand.Phone 2846.Juneléxs \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ern.+.TO RENT\u2014First class furnished rooms to let by the day.Apply 13 Parlor Bt, or \u2018phone $690, Junetixe a FURNISHED ROOMS.-\u2014 Largs, ounny and comfortable.Continuous lot water IN bath rooms.Location \u2018advantageous.Touring car service Weil patronised.Telephone 6353, W.& Richardson 138 St.Anne BL, Quesou.Septixly PERSONAL MARRY \u2014 For speedy marriage, absolutely the best; largest in the country; established 15 ysars: thou.made wealthy members, both eexes: wishing early mariage; strictiy, confidential; descriptions free.The OM Reliable Club, Mrs.Wrudel, \"Bex 36, Oakland, Cal.June2sxim rer TOUR FUTURE FORBTOLD: Send dime, birthdate for truthtul, reliable convincing trial reading Masel Hause, Hox 215 Los Angeles, Cab mm rte tt MARRT FOR SURE SUCCESS «-huadreés eslect weslihy members Voth mex, wishing marriage; strleciy tontéential; mom rellablo: years\u2019 risnes Ia this work; only honor- people wanted: free list The rg Sng MRS.CAPPBL, June?tx3 | = Fey LIN NEY YORK\u2014HAVRE Imfayette .July 1;July 30; Ang.37 La Savole .July 3; Aug.6: Sept La Lorraine July £10; Aug 20; Sept 17 La Touraine July 13; Aug 14; Sept 14 Rochambesu July 17; Aug 31; Sept 28 France .July 31; Sept 8; Oct.\u20ac Wm.M.Macpherson, 66 Dalhousie St; F.8.Stocking, 13 Du Fort Bt: C.A.Langevin, 3¢ Bt.John street, Quebec.Bermuda Tours Including First Class Transportation, Meals and Berth on Steamer, Sightseeing and Hotel Accommodation (American Plan.) FROM NEW YORK AND RETURN Tour 1.& Day Tour $ 88.00 and up Tour 3.9 Day Tour 93.00 and up Tour 3, 19 Day Tour 143.00 and up Remember Summer temperature averages 75 to 30 degrees.For further particulars, supply EF.S.STOCKING, LOCAL $8.AGENT.13 Du Post : : : : 3 Guif of St Lawrence Shipping & Trading Co, Lid, North Shore Service.\u201c88.LABRADOR\" This vessel will sail from Quebec, Tuesday, the 29th inst.for all North Shore ports as far as Harrington.Freight will be received at the Custom House Pontoon, Friday, Baturday and Monday, the 25th, 26th and 18th instant.For information apply to GULF OF ST.LAWRENCE §.& T.LTD.147 Mountain Hil, Quebec.Phones: Wharf, 7802: OMce 8327.June26z3 PAPER AGENCY REQUIRED.Every facility for disposal of large output.ley Clarke & Co.Limited, Paper Merchants, 41 Grays Inn Road, London, Eng.Junel2xwed.sat.x8 DOCTOR RENE PLAMONDON Former Pupil sf the Paris Hospitals, Geaeral Practitioner Geatto-Urinary Specialist.Ne.15 Lacroix Street Opposite the C.P.R.Station You will find any thing you require for your OFFICE J, FVACHON & OFFICE STATIONERS.No.67 Sault-eu-Matelot St.Quebec - - - Phone 6834 Mail orders receive best attention.\u2014 HETHRINGTON'S BAKERY.Every variety of high.grade Bakery Goods, delivered to all pars of the Ony wily .; Tel.8038 384 ST.JOHN ay, MISCELLANEOUS i BEER AND PORTER\u2014Toy will find a complete stock of the best Beer, Pi Gin, Scotch, Alcohol, Brandy, Jamaica Rhum, Rye and the best red and while wines at the store of J.NOBWL RONDEAU, § Lacrevrotiere, Telephone 4123, °* Mayisx3ns AUCTION ROOM Corner of d4\u2019Aigullion and Ste.Genevieve streets, Telephone 7946 Camuit, Auctionesr.1 am in @ position to acrept all orders for auctions, &t private resi.lences or places of business.My AUCUIOn rooms Are ROW SPUR Lo receive furniture, goods, steek,.etc.to be sold by auction.At same place of business.1 buy al) sorte of second hand farniture, ceal, gas, oil stoves, delfware, cigth, earpet and and Ladies and , #othes, Sargeia BWR \u201cei \u201coweniszin {BE TRANSPORT £0.Stan- ; JTA-MINNEDCSA HERE SATURDAY Discharged Passengers in the Forenoon Before Proceeding to Montreal re The C.P.O.8 steamer Minnedoss arrived in port and dooked at the Louise Docks Breakwater at eight o'clock yesterday morning, and after the landing of the third-class passengers and over lwo thousand bags of mail and express packages, sailed tor Montreal at 3:45 p.m.The Minnedosa, which carries only two classes of passengers, brought out to Canada 520 cabin apd 1.419% third.clase, a total of 1,939 passengers.The third-class passengers, w, their baggage.were landed and\u201dthe medical and civil inspection proceeded with in the immigration butldings during the forenoon, and esrly in the afternoon the passengers eon- veyed to their Western destinations.The new settlers arriving on the Minnedosa were composed of various nationalities, English, some Danes, Swiss and Scandinavians from altied or neutral nations.The ship's of- flcers report a splendid passage.They encountered fog on leaving England and off the Irish Coast, but trom that location until they reached Quebse the weather conditions were all that could be desired.Amgng the cabin passengers were Rt.The Earl! of Clanwilliam, Lady 8ybil Grey, Rev.J.L.Melnnis, Pointe Claire, P.Q.: Mrs.and Miss McInnis; Rev.A.MacKay.Inverness, Scotland; Rev.R.J.Thorburn-Conn, Mrs.and Miss Thorburn-Conn, Aberdeen.Scotland.The cAbin passenger list also shows the return of many Canadian residents of Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver and other parts of Canada.One cabin passenger, too Ill from asthma.with her husband, were taken from the ship and will be cared for at the immigration hospital in connection with the Louise Docks building, until she is sufficiently recovered to proceed on her way West.One child was born during the voyage.BUY MONTREAL Shareholders of Canada ss.Lines, Limited, Ratify the Directors\u2019 Plans Montreal, June 26\u2014The shareholders of the Canada Bteamships Lines.Lid.this afterncon ratified the plan of the directors to purchase the Montreal Tranaportation Company.Among the directors present was Hon.Frank Carrel.of Quebec.The Steamship Company has always done considerable business with the company to be purchased and the deal will give the company unification of a certain portion of its business as well as reduce costs to a large degree.The price to be paid for the Transportation Company is $3.000.000 or par.which sum, it is stated.will not some out of Canada Steamship earnings.Canada Steamship Lines in one of the companies It is pronosed to include in the British Empire Steel Corporation merger.SATPPING NOTES, The Anchor-Dona'dson Line steamer Cassandra arrived last night with over 1,000 passengers, including 670 third-class, but too late to land her passengers, who will land this morning for immigration inspection.The C.P.O.8.Scotian is due to arrive this morning.«0 The \u2018steamer, (Saturday morning and arrived at | passengers booked to sail from Que- \"bec, lover an hour when she \u2018continued jup at 7:40 and lef: going up at 3:45 \u2018om.yesterday.White Star-Dominion Line which left Montreal on Quebec on her way to sea, came to ,anchor in the harbor to take on and remained at anchor for down the river.The C.G.8.Canadian Sealer arrived up at 12:13 a.m.yesterday.© À.The C.P.O.8.Minnedosa arrived ° The Canada S88.Lines steamer iCape Diamond arrived up at 6:88 1m.yesterday.* 8 À.The tug Ed.Pike, with tow, left up at 12:30 p.m.yesterday.LI ° «© The ateam barge Préd Mercur arrived up at b p.m.yesterday.- - .The Canada 88.Lines steamer Montreal arrived down at 5:30 a.m.And left going up at 6 p.m.yesterday.The Canada 88.Lines a Cape Trinity arrived down at 0 a.m.and left going up at 6:08 p.m.yesterday.* os The steamer Batsford passed up at 8:50 p.m.yesterday.The steamer eavoy arrived up at 9:30 pm.yesterday.The steamer Kaduna passed down at 1:30 a.m, yesterday.The steamer Georgia arrived down at 6:20 a.m.yesterday.The steam barge Compton arrived down at 3:40 a.m.and left going down at 5:30 am.;, vesterday.The steamer Nortolk Range pase- ed *d down at 2:18 a.m, yesterday, Ee rr Ba ee ent for Kezema and Queenstown and Liverpool, has on and berths filled in the three classes.Among the notshles on board are: W.R.Corey.of Plitteburgh: Captain Rober Lord and Bug.Duveen.art experts, of Lon don: falvation Army: Nichol's; Right Rev.Williams Lawrence, Right.Rev.Frederick Keaton.Bishan O'vinyia.Btate of Washington; Rieht Rev J.H.McCormick, Rishon © |nf Michigan: C.M.Ransdail, Buffa'e banker.(trom Genoa (vie Naples), due Boe ton on Friday.June 26th, is Que Now York todas.- wr re See fo aT driving.One was re year Adjustable B gow 1,000 miles more service tire whick was not repaired.with pry rear tires on this ter were apper- more miles of ser- red by hard Patch, and than the This Takes Miles Out of Tires This Goodyear Cure is the Every road offers enemies to tire life.But the is neglect, or the part of the eatest enemy of all fk of knowledge on tire user.To enable the motorist to get the last ssible mile out of his tires, © have established over 1,500 Goodyear Service Stations in Canada.° To supplement their work we have produced Goodyear Tire Savers.Inside breaks may be accidentally .caused hitting stones, ruts or bumps while driving at high speed.If such breaks be neglected a blowout may result.Watch for such inside breaks when \u201cyou change your tires.MADE Cement over them a Goodyear Adjustable Blowout Patch to GOOD ve À A IN CANADA prevent them- growing.are already large, see your Go year Service Station Dealer about a Goodyeat Reliner or a vulcanized repair.And when you talk to the year Service Station Dealer about fabric-breaks, let hini tell you of the other Goodyear Tire Savers and- df the other things do to help you cut down tire-cost- per-mile.His basis of doing us is a basis of winning friends by the world.He, and the thousands of other Goodyear Service ,[ Stations, have helped in this way to build up the largest tire business in The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Coof Canada, Limited 62 St.Joseph Street, Quebec, Que.If the he will gladly business with giving service.=e The steam barge Senator Derbyshire passed down at 5:36 a.m.yesterday.I The steam barge Richard W arrived down at 4:30 pm.yesterday.+ .The steamer Butherland Grange passed down at 8:30 p.m.yesterday.eo .The C.G.8.Pioneer arrived down at 10 p.m.yesterday and put Into the Louise Docks for cargo.e.The steamer Manchester Division passed down at 19 p.m.yesterday.e The steamer Rathlin Head passed down at 11:15 pan.yesterday.e © + The rteamer Tannenberg passed down at 11:30 p.m.yesterday.Li .The GC.P.O.8 steamer Scotian was not reported to the Signal Bervice up to 10 o'clock last night and her exact whereabouts therefore are not known.° » The Red Star Line $8.Baltic.all.ing from New York on Saturday, Tune 26th, at 2 pm B.8 T.for board 2.195 passengers: all rooms Dollar.of San Francisco: nmore, of London; Char'es Commissioner Thomas Eu | Hon, Frederion Massachuetts: shop ef The White Star Line 88.Canople: .+ 0 The Red Mar Line 88.Lapiand, New York, arrived at Antwerp une sind, °.SERENE {rom Genoa, June 22nd, sails trom Naples on June 28th, due to arrive at Boston on July Sth.The White Star-Dominlon Line 98 28 26 95 06 05 98 08 9 96 2 M 38 LE A * FHIPPING MOVEMENTS.3 © 56 2e 26 28 28 20 26 06 9 28 EE EX M Compiled for The Chronicis dy F.8 Stocking, Genersl Steamship Agent, 12 Du Fort street.Quebec.Subject to Change July: 8-\u2014Scotian .Montreal.Havre, .London S\u2014Minnedosm Montreal.Liverpool \u201c-\u2014Adriatlc .New York.Cherbourg, Southampton *\u2014Canopic .New York.Mediterranean \u201cCassandra .Quebee.Glasgow \u201cColumbia.New York.Moville Glasgow 4\u2014Valencia.Montreal.Bristol T\u2014Victorian.Quebec\u2026.Liverpool T-~Pretorian.Moptreal.Glangow S$\u2014Scandi'vian Montreal.Southhampton, Antwerp.\u201c \u2014Olympie .New York.Cherbourg, Southampton 9-\u2014Tunis'an -Moptrea! + Havre, Tendon 10-\u2014M-tagama \"Montreal.Liverpool \u2014La Torraine.Montreal.Havre 13\u20141a Touraine.New York.Havre 14\u2014Em.France Quebec.liveroool \u201cFrance.New York,Havre 17\u2014Ttmperator New York.Plymouth, Cherbourg.Southampton * ~=Cotsican.Montreal.Liverpool \u201c=Saturnia .Quebec.Glasgew * =, Aug.Vie.New York, Liverpaol 19\u2014-Rocham'bu New York.Havre 30~Cretic .New York.Mediterranean 28\u2014fcandi'vien Montreal.Southampton, Antwerp 24-\u2014Melitia.Mentreal.Liverpool * \u2014~Meogantie, .Mantreal.liverpool \u201cCedric.New Tork.Queenstewn & Liverpooi Leopoldina New York.Havre 36-\u2014-Grampien .Montrea!.BSeuth- ampton, Antwerp = \u2014Caneds.+ «Quebec.Liverpool| 88.Canada, from Montreal, arrived at Liverpool on June 21st.NEW CABLE SERVICE.Halifax, N.8.June 26\u2014The Western Uslon cable steamer Lord Kelvin will procced from Halifax next week to 'ay 150 miles of cable from Placentia, Nd, to St.Plerre, Miq.This will be \u2018n addition to the pres- ant cable connecting Bt.Plerre with Newfound and.NINE STOWAWAYS - BELIEVED DROWNED.Rew York.June 36\u2014Nine of thirteen negro stowaways who arrived here y(sterday aboard the steamship Coamo from Porto Rica, are belleved to hage been drowned when they fummed overboard in an attempt to escape.The other four were eaptur- vd after a chase.The men broke from the ship's brig in which they \u2018were imprisoned, after overpowering watchmen who opened the door to Five them water.FIGHTING A PENT, Grasshoppers Are a Plague in the West This Year.The Governments of Manitoba and Saskatchewan are fully alive to the danger of the grasshopper menace to v \"wile N fwiLsons | FLY PADS The White ne Line 88, Orette, 26-\u2014La Féyetio .Mow Tork.Mavre LI RN the western crops.In Saskatchewan last fall, grasshoppers laid esgs in from forty to fifty rural municipall- ties.The eggs have been examined carefully during the last few weeks by the provincial field experts and a large percentage survived the winter and the embryo is rapidly forming now; in fact, in three places, mes- smges say, the young are beginning to emerge, Carnduff, Stoughton and Carlyle, Teh field directors are in\u2019 direct touch with the situation and the local authorities in the Infested area, und the campaign against the pests, has been very well organized in most military fashion, even thé school teachers and pupils joining in the work with bankers, merchants and volunteers.The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture has purchased: 60,000 gallons of molasses, 90 tons of arsenic, 1,000 tons of bran and two carloads of lemons, most of which has reached Regina.Large, quantities have already been transported to the needy spots and the cost is being borne largely by ths municipalities and the Saskatchewan Government in equal shares.In case A municipality refuscs to use the bait, there is legislation already passed to employ uthers to poison the locusts and the cost Is charged to the local account.Unless a good battle is waged it fe probable that in two weeks\u2019 time the two varieties of the pest most dangerous may get ahead: these are red legged locusts and the clear winged locusts, now beginning to be hatched., In Manitoba the locusts are report- od in Melitat riet in millions and the provincial authorities are sso ready to cope with the danger.The hot days have caused concern but there is no need for panic and the hungry state of the hoppers leads the Government to think that, es in the Btate of Kansas, early vigilance will defeat the danger.No effort is being apared in\u2019 any of the \u2018provinces to deal with the situation.TARA CLOTH .The art of making sloth frem the stood in nany localities by cruder civilisations throughout the tropics of both hemispheres.But within the last century tapa has become a rarity In practically all the regions where it was once so abundant, save ln Samoa, where an excellent quality of it is stil manufactured for the tourist trade! and In thee parts of Africa to which textiles of a higher culture have not yet been introduced.Thanks to the efforts of a few .interested people, specimens of tapa sre to be seen at the Am: ican Museum of Natural History, New York,\u201d however, together with examples of the implemente used Ly the various peoples in its mane ufaoture.These include shells for cutting the bark, peeling it from the stems and scraping it; the wooden abs on which the bark was aid for beating and mallets, square or round, According to the locality in which they were used.The mai- lets are carved into grooves, with patterns of various sizes according to the degree of coarseness or fime- - ness desired of the finished ples, of tape.As to the cloth itself, the finer varieties resemble fine ostien in softness, are trail and easily tors, and very cool.In Samoa and the Tonga Islands the cloth was with a \u2018sort of varnish which, fens dered it rainproof.The process of tapa-making ls described fn the diary of Lieutenant (later Commas der) James Cook, July, 1769, at Bae hiü, during his voyage around the world in H.M.Bark Endeavor.\u201d ' -; J Ee \u2014\u2014 \u201cThat was an awful bleak the par made at Rounder's funeral\u201d at did he my?\u201d \u201cauld the dear departed had gone to that undiscovered couatry frem whose burn no travetier returna\u201d : CASTORIA Per Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years |, Signature of nec hp of trees Bas bees wader \\ Er EAE 4 4 ra Ÿ ps Haou\u2014 and Every Minister of Finance There has, income tax.Bonds.Everyowner est effort to retain his ent prices.Torento \u2019 Seshatoen ~ The Buy More ! Basomoter ly which invrentinent values are points te a ten- Pa Vador Deus Mae Le announces there will be no inerease in the swpply of these bonds.er, been an increase in the ese two factors alone add betantially to the value of Canadian Victory Be Ever should make the strong- he should do his tment to buy more at pres | Wood, Gundy & Company.2 aw ee Shrent t holdings.Also, New York Lendos, Eng.FOREIGN BUSINESS licy of this Bank ie to co-operate with established banking institutions in all parts of the world, thus assuring to our customers the expert service of resident banks.Î We co-operate and do not compete with foreign banks.We place at the disposal of ourcus- tomers the best world-wide banking faciliti IMPERIAL BANK QUEBEC ©.F.C.LOVE, > BRANCH, M CLOSING LETTERS BY THE CANADIAN PRESS (By Canadian Press) New York, June 37.\u2014Trading on the Stock Buohange Saturday was dull to the point of wtagnation.The total demiings of about 130,000 oven for a wesk-end ponsidy, L.A fe Except among dhe have: À qu) ative favortves, fluctuatic ; within: the most contacted.limite.A few apecinittes snd investment rails imparted a firm ¢0 strong tone at the close.Trading in bonds was on & par with the stagnation in the stock market The only feature was the Anglo-French §'s which rose to within the smallest fraction of par, Total sales of bonds, par value, ag greguted $4,776,000.In the old United States bonds an advance of 1-4 percent was made by the 4's on call during the week.The clearing house statement was interesting for its recovery of last week's reserves, an actual deficit of that period being replaced by an Increase of slightly more than $38,- 000,000.Other notewarthy changes in the bank statement lachided a gain of about $23,700,000 in reserves of members at the Federal Reserve Bank and a decrease of approximately $60,600,000 in net damand de- powits.Weekly surveys of business by the mercantile agencies confirmed general advices of à further Jet-down in many lines of trade, due in part to political and crop uncertainties and in larger measure to freight congestion anising from labor distur- banced, HA AAA AS \u20ac NEW YORK MARKET = ® a © 2 38 À 38 26 30 28 20 96 38 26 SE 96H «By Brunean & Dupuis) Open.Close.AMisChalmers .371; 37% Am Bosch Magneto.113 113 An Can .40% 40% Am Car & Fdy .129 138 Am Locomotive .9 28 Ar Sugar .12644 124* Am Sur Tobacco .#8 87% Atchimon .\u2026.19% 79% Baldwin Loco.118% 1181; Baltimore & Ohio .301; 31 Beth Steel (B) .90% 393 BRT.\u2026.\u2026.11% ny CPR.13% 113% CMABP.33% Chic.R.Island 36% Corn Products .94% F Crucible Steel .He 1 9 Cuba Cape Sugar .5% 54 =] been féslong igh Erie Railroad .\u2026 1134 11% né they have been kind enough to sey that their progress General Motors .24% 24 has been due in part to the satisfactory banking service they have dooëdrieh .\u2026.$214 tained from ys.: Gt North pfd .14 so CC = j inspiration Copper .We are glad 10 adm that mmuch-of our pragrom has been dua 10 dis progress of dee termes Nickel TTR 17% Customers.\u2019 : , Inter Merc Marine.31% 3134 We are desirous of co-opsrssing with other parsons and fms for dre wphullding of Internat Paper .J6% 7814 part of the Domenion.| Our service emends so sil ports of the world, : Keomone Tire & Rub 37% 5 Does win, poste misiad futgeee Moskurl Joi ie n Terre \\ \u2018'emipeg, Vonmunse, Chisago ond.i imouri K&T.\\ 6 « ___ was Var, New Yo Missour] Pacific .25 _ 26 Nevada Cons Cop .1234 123 New Haven .2914 20%, N Y Air Brake .nu ses tablished over 100 years N Y Central .es « Es .Northern Paeific .71 14 Trend Anse in entons of $560.000400 Ohio Cities Gas .40 0% HEAD OPFICE.MONTREAL Pan Amer Petrol .103% | 10% - v.Pennsylvania R .R.3854 3364 .Pressed Steel Car .- 9814 9814 = \" Reading .84 M 36:26:38 08 08 DÉDE SE JE 2È0E 36 08 30% | type \u201cGO\u201d Son.À Ropubl TA 8.oi ® 8| Tallow, Australian, \u2018778 64.Royal Dutch .114 « ckrron Mangwrs a , |Sinelair OIl Cons .31t4 DA % = = M} Bavannah, Ga, June 78.\u2014Furpeh- Southern Pacific .93% 23% CRUBRBRXBERRRRLBRN (ane firm, 151: emlos 137; receipts Southern Railway .23% 23% 665; shipments 175; stock 6,340.Texag Ol .,.46Y 44 New York, June 26 \u2014 Cotton ; .futures closed mendy.Closing bids: Roeln, firm; eafes 1,400; receipts Texas Pacific .401 40% July, $6.20-31¢; October, 38.03-06c; 1,439; ehipments 105; stock 19,710.Tobacco Products .8834 son be: 1.85-90e: \" J ; \u2014\u2014 nion Pacific .1128¢ 113% December an wrote \"ATS | \u20ac #98 MI MIO 000 006 26.08 0 Unied Retail Mares | TAS TR closed quiet.Middling uplands, |% M JU 8 Indust Alcohol .#91 ol oe, | \u2018|£ THE CHICAGO Q|USSteM .an IY 38.26c.* N |Van, Meet 1 aa 4 ; UHR NN|E PRODUCE MARKEY %|Wiliys-Overiand .19% 1844 t ; ons (PPPTTITITITLERE : Chicago, Ill, June 26.\u2014Ciose, 098 26 06 0E 96 96-06 06 08 08 06 22 36 56 08:06 4 Vu AN MN MMM Corn.July 81,76 2-8; September] THT TORONTO : London, June 26.\u2014Closs.81.09 3-4.n Oaicutin linsesd L3be Ba Lineeed oil, 808, Petroleum, Américin refined, 2s.1 3-4d; spirita 29,2 8-4 4.© Turpentine spirits, 1420.Rosin, American strained, 43a; Why Price Reductions are only Temporary is shown in the current edition of Inestment Items.Write and get a copy.It is full of valuable information and .suggestions to business men and in.Oma, July $1.04 1-3; September * 86 3-4e, Pork, July 338.76; September $35.77.Lard, July $30.77; September 01.54.© Ribs, July 81802; Beptember $15.13.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FORNIGN EXORANGE (By L G.Heantlen & Co.) London: pound sterling .$ 3.90% Paris: franc .Berlin: mark Vienne: crowa ., Rotterdam: florin Rome: lire ., Nontereal, on: New York: prime sr0000000.144% Parie: (reno Bertin: marie THOUSANDS THRILLED, Atlanto City, NS, June 27 Thousands of visitors along the boardwalk were thrilled the other night when a biasing aeropiane suddenly flashed into view.The crowd stood spellbound waiting to see it fall to the waves.The fire however gradually died down.\u2018later it was announced that the mectacie was the result of an experi inant by United States government aviators.They were \u201cdoped\u201d with « rosting of a newly discovered non.inflammable liquid.While in the air they deliberately eprayed the wings and fusilage with gasoline and then applied & matoh to the planes Neither the aviators nor plang wae injured, the only damage resulting from the feat doing to the nerves of (hose on the boardwalk.PRODUCE MARKET § 2e 28 06 06 0 26 00026 0 0 EN Toronto, Ont, June 27\u2014The grain quotations on the Toronto Board of Trade Saturday were as follows: Manitoba Oats: No.2 Canada Western $1.26; No.$ $1.36: No.1 feed $1.28 1.3; No, 2 feed $1.34 1-2: extra No, 1 feed $1.26, Fort William in store.! Manitoba wheat, No.1 Northern $5.15; No.3 $3.13; No.3 $3.03, Ia More Fort William.American corn, No.3 yellow, no minal, $2.40, track Toronto, prompi \\hipmerit.Canadian corn, feed, nominal.Manitoba barley, in store Fon Willem, No.¢ 81.60; rejeote*$1.b6 1-2; feed $1.66 1-2, Ontario wheat, No.1 $2.00 te 42.01; No.2, $1.93 to $2.01: £.0.à whipping points, according to freight No, 8 §1.92 to $1.93; No.1 spring $2.02 to $2.03; No.3 $1.98 to $2.01 No.3 $1.95 to $3.01.Ontario oats, nominal.Barley, malting $1.47 to $1.39, Buckwheat, nomisal, , Rye, No.3 $3.20 té $3.38, Peas, No.\" 3, 33.09, secording 4 treighte outside ., Ontario flour, winter, ia jute bags Government sténdard, prompt ships ment, deliveret -at Méatreal $13.35 Toronto nominal \"Manitoba Aoux \u2018Goxprameut stan dard 114,75, .Militend, douvern ; as: 554 to 54.66 pa roros te, ear 104 » Mes mixed 89 ser tom - Straw, car lots, $14.00 te $17.04 ser ton.ES { [DAILY GOSSIP ON THE LEADMG STUGKS v Business yesterday ton the Mew York Stock Exchange was again diminished, Total eales feil well under 300,080 shares.Easier money rates feat a more hopeful tons to the market but did not meute tradifig to any extent.wes | mack sof.he close.Rock Island was up 1, Crucible 1 7-8;, Midôte States ! 1-4.New York Central 1 1-4 and Royal Dutch 1 1-4, Anaconda was off 1 1-4.5 0 Although gesoline statisties abow consumption and exports gaining faster than production, oil men express optimism as to future supplies.To date all problems have been met, and means have been found to im: crease gusokme production from eo given amount of crude, or of conserving supply.Production in the United States increased from 1,400, 800 barrels im March, 1919, to 8,- 740,000 barrels in March, 1930, or 16 per cent, white stocks gained 15 per cent.The increase in domestic consumption le attributable to the increuss In motor vehicles in use, mounting to 28 percent the last year, or from approximately §,000,- 000 cars registered at the beginning of 181% to 7,500,000 at the begin- ing of 1820.Bankers of the Soulhwestern Stnteu are working with grain desl.ers, millers, and agricultural lead- erp in urging farmers to arrange to store 1920 wheat on farms in a manner to minimize deterioration.Railroad and financial conditions wii not permit farmers to sell the new crop freely, and it will be ne- cesssury to carry more gran than before.Bulletins outlining the beat methods of stacking end provMing temporary farm bine are being sent 10 country banks for distribution.es Strength Was noted in some of the 4 shares on the London stock exchange yesterday.Shell Transports were 6 13-16, Mexican Eagles 9 1-8.Home rails were renctionary, an overnight statement by the Traneport Minister to Parliament failing to hetp the group.Canadian end Argentine rails also were eaay.(iilt-odged investment issues dropped again but French and German loans displayed miore stabllity.The Industriel Department hes a a \u2018ragged appearance.Hudson Baye were 7 6-16.Kaftim and Diamonds were duh.General *he markets were listless and inclined to mag.The usual week-end abteenteeism was in evidence.e + + Gold coin to the value of $500,000 was eent by Colombian bankers to various American banking institutions in an endeavor to stabilise the raie of exchange betwepn the two countries, and arrived tn New York on Thursday.The Federal Trade Commission finde from reports submitted by 1081 coul orerators for March that the increase in profite à fon was 45 per cent over February.Production in March® aggregated 16,097,642 tons compared wih 13,774,956 tons in February.H.L.Gwalter & Co, of New York report that the focal raw silk market is much improved and an active business is being done et advancing prices, eotimulated by, a strong tome on aM the primary sidefable divergence between one seller and ahothar and cheap lots of all descriptors are eagerly picked up and wre rapidly dmppearing.The new season\u2019s Japan sitk for fail delivery ia quated higher than ready stocks, which @ rendering business difficult.By all increase of 104,750 barrels in the refining capacity of Texas during 1919, that State became foremoat in the re industry.With 316,800 barrels dally ompecity at the beginning of 1920, Texas was ahead of Cal@ornia with 310,320 barrels, and Oklahoma with 243,910, \u2014 3 [rue rasrzer TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN QUEBEC AND OTTAWA \u201cDaylight Saving\u201d add ons hou te timses shown above.P.R Ticket Agents will ghd! furnish, on application, detal infommation on the shew and additions) troipe ., Smet ws sentially a professions?A here wan little feature to &, .The forging of shovis to cover In the domi caused some, wet gaia).(sues was included in the day's deal.| {ings and professional mae kets.Quotations are showing confort Wayagamack with 244.Brasilien .42% 43 Bridge .veer ee 98 9 Canadian Pacific Way Brewery ., 83 : \u2014 ;|Brompton .120% The Oanadlan Puce Ma .1 ffer the travelling pubic the Cement .\u201c* rain services between Quebec and]! Converters .7 Ottawa.d Detroit be ee es.3 108 eight hour rum: \u2014 (Bester Fr.PF anders Time)\u2014From O Mass .au .\u2026.0 am, areive Montreal Wi H.@miith .150 138 9:48 am.leave Montreal W Dominion Steel .64 es 9:57 aan.arrive Quebec 3:00 Laurentide .107 107% p.m.éafiy service.|| MacDonata .eight hour and Afteem Penman .130 ral ~(Bastern Standard Time) Montreal Powe 88 Leave Quebec, 2:00 pm, arrive) Que DPI 3044 Montreal, Windsor 6t.Station! |Riéréon .,.196 198 7:18 pm.leave Montreal, mme Shawinigan .111 mation, 6 pan, arrive Ot | |Smeiters .23644 11:48 p.m., dally service.Spanish .10144 ther good connectons Are Bed .18 27 lowe: == Steamships .{Eastern Standard Time)\u2014From! Atantic Cee een 1203 126 Quebec 10:45 pm, arrive Mond [Textile ., ., .1311f 133% | treal, Pi.Vigee Station, 8:20 a.m.[Toronto .\u2026 4014 at dally.Leave Montres Wayagameok .130% 184% ue station, : Care! 3 Ottawa 10:65 am, daily escept!|tilleremt .I .Win .6110 6.0.88 ss Eastern Standard Time)\u2014i Preferred.% Ottawa 0:98 p.m.arrive Montreal, A Winéser &t.Station, 1:10 pm.) MOB 0 vo 00 00 000 3 100 daily exoupt Bunday.on.xy \u2026 treal, PH.Viger tation, 16:4 sens 9834 \"yy p.m.arrive Quebec 5:0 a LU J 2.4.2e 000 .dally.Spaniel .2.148 eo ocavert \u2018Siandnrd Time\u201d in Asbestos .,.#3 CLOSING LETTERS BY THE LOCAL BROKERS - (By Bruncau & Dupuis) New - York, June 16.\u2014Maturday'a in oummor dene ave never very thrilling érem a market standpoint and today trading is almost at © stand- stll.The one important -chaacter- Wlo of the market of Mae is the ineus im préces, despits à mort verse money condition.This would esem to indicate that thé market was pretty thoroughly Hquideted and tint HS present low range of prices was the effort to discount the inevitable commerciai readjustment which must follow the 1 fines of trade ure very dull and undoubtedly the effort to reach & more normal level of prices de under way.This is always a difficult time in business and TT sunday: tendenta of cotton-seed mills in 8.30 AM.and 1.30 P.M.Louisiana and other places where| = or =\" Jean 5.30 PM.seed has been purchased from areas fit.Michel 5.45 P.Mknown to be infected with the worm.Bt.Laurent 6.30 PM.ete .à N.NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH.|p Tauo | THON maser.He was an honest man! Perhaps ADLITLE.the only honest man the income tax and other banes of civilisation have left us His honesty at times disconcerted the lawyer who was cross-examin- ing him.So the Judge took à hand and put thie question to him: \u201cYou will swear that the prisoner stole your umbrella?\u201d And the plaintiff answered: \u201cYour Honor, I will ewear that he stole the umbreila I was carrying.\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee Bonds, Quebec Railway .62% 3 AFTERNOON SALES, Attantic: 135 at 12654, 100 at 126, \u201c Brasillan: 25 at 42%, 76 at 4244, Car pré x- at 96.Cement: b .Dominion Bridge: 3% at 9415.Dominion Steel: § at 63, 100 at 64.Laurentide: 178 at 10715, 110 at 107, 276 at 10634, 40 at 107.Montreal Power: 16 at 83, 13 at 8215, bat 84.Brewery: 160 at 5354, 26 at 8364, 10 at 5334, 25 at 53%.Quebec Rallway: 275 at 30, 10 at 2014, 10 at 30.Shawinigan: 15 at 110, 97 at 111.Smelters: 95 at 28%.Boa oslo, (rie Cp dé mi ; .mer scason .aa féronte Railway: 26 at 41, 86 at \" order.osspn savon, Vayagamack; #0 at 128.100 m|#-1- ».cmoupnade, ayer of Quebec.199, 18 at 139%.Junetsxim.Riordon: 10 at 197.Spanish pra: § at 14535, 20 at 145, | SEES 78 et 144, 100 wu %.\"assé, 36 at 88 at 844 10 at one with CITY HALL\u2014CITY OP QUEBEC.and Accommodations for Tourists, in; Hotere Reon to Let-\u2014Restaurants-| Coles and Dining Rooms and Automobile Garages.Lee Ri Yew of the a red à Den the LL season, and duting he numerous conventions aod ™ in this to be tel are anxious to d webful Informations, »> that all pro ane the em detitns required, er that the pa en In ord euble impri n consequence thereof, the Quebec carnestt and managers Restaurants, Cafes, Dining Rooms of ali Automobil those who exercise the kind, Firing to the oO: City Hall they can in \u2018order te {scilitate the maki register containi toe and druing rooms they can eh jo (he Cit: rH ee ans ot the rooms which Mayor of ernest all residents who so requests a! ne the somme aeason can accommedste oF overs Passing t rnlshed rooms tn Clerk 8 letter mentioning the number of such informations will facilitate the Our Offices sre removed to 80 8T.PETER er Opposite Rank Nationa New Telephone Number 3420 HAMEL & MACKAY Motels and Private Board., 17th June, SS amber Sa ou 0 ge Jatherings ity, the Civic Authorities ta all facilities for er may carry back home an on of their visit to Quebec.Mayor nf all proprietors | fore carding Houses, | Motel, , ete, and ail! jee Ste te habirsatiy i s, ta bile lodgings az} meals a of, the prices thay ch ng wp 2 all information useful to vista or travellers arward to the City dispose of and the prices jal Office permanentty (Members Montreal Stock Eschange) STOCK BROKERS, \u2018PHONE 1598 11-12-15 Sault-au-Matelot St Direct private wire with: POST & FLAG x Wall &., New York McDOUGALL & COWANS Stook Brokers 16 Mountain Hill We Buy and Sell Victory Bonds Telephones {=1403 Ju Arthur LaRue Eugene Trudel CA, LILA.CA LLA.LaRue & Trudel, OWMARTFRED \"t= ACCCUNTANTS =; LaRue, Trudel & Picher, Liqatéators of Tesolvent Estates Rémiinietrators Appraisers Compromiser: Seiween Debtors and Creditors 12¢ OT.PETER STREX?, Domiuion Building Phoues 45204821 tt A de A Juli: + ADVOCATE 49 Be.Peter 00 Phote: 3418; Res: 1985 + 82 Notariea. | i \u2018 1 ry i A Comfort in your Home + Office is yours if you use an - ELECTRIC FAN during the hot weather.We.cary the largest and best assortiment in the city MECHANICS' SUPPLY COY.LTD.Phone 651.80-90 ST.PAUL ST., QUEBEC, P.Q.=\u2014\u2014 HOTELS.AN ATTRACTIVE BILL WILL BK PRESENTED TO AUDITORIUM PATRONS TODAY AND TOMORROW\u2014CECIL B.DK MILLES @AMOUS PRODUCTION \u201cMALE AND FEMALE\u201d OCOMING=-DON'T MISS IT.The Auditorium premats, today «né tomorrow, » big William Fox # BASE BALLS i RL PAINTED RUBBER BALLS lubber Balls] tor van\u201d ' * HARD RUBBER BALLS.i COTTA RUBBER BALLS FROM 7 CENTS EACH UP.\u2014_\u2014 ee SPECIAL T+ amavLaTION TENNIS BADRS | «1920 Btoek) { ONLY 50c EACH T HONEILL 247 St.John Street.| DINE Ar THE - \u2018Manhattan CAFE 238-244 MOUNTAIN ST.MONTREAL, Transient and Permanent Accommodation.Excellent Cuisine.Rates & Hooklet on Application cane.\u2014 [st Lawrence Hall + .3 i ' i t 3 + 4 i \u2018 MONTREAL 130 ST.JOHN STREET new en (near Bell Telephone) ST.JAMES STREET - Best Service and Best Meals 200 Rooms (many with Bathe at Popular Prices.Ersoena pan size te 92.60 per da Our Regular 50c Dinner, from Americas plan from $3.36 11.30 to 8 P.M.is unsurpassed te 6460 per das.anywhere, A J.NIGOGINS, ' C.F.B.License No.10-5513 Tuneléaly.! \u2014_\u2014 fo production with Gladys Brockwell, \u201cWhite Lies\u201d.The bill will also include a roaring Hank Mans comedy entitled \u201cLeap Year\u201d.It's some LEAP! A weekly special ia also scheduled, one of the series of the about a \u201cSociety Bad Maa.\u201d COMING! COMING! The picture you have heard so much absent.\u201cMale and Female\u201d, a Cecil BR.DeMille production with Thomas Meighen, Gloria Swanson, Bebe Daniels, etc.It will make Quebec sit up and take motice, and gasp, and shout its appreciation.Timely Play \u201cDoll Alice Joyce whose recent success in Joy tt Phone 4550 American Plan HOTEL ST.URSULE M.G.FAUCHER, Pron St.Louie Street Quebee 85-37 8ST.ANNE STREET \u2018f Hot and cold running water in all rooms.Local and long dis- (Facing City Hall Park) i] tance Telephone.Jan.11xty Waldo Hole rection of Bailey F.Alart.If your family has left for the i your meals; make arrangements | \"The Only Dessert of This Kind with us; we have special prices for luncheon and we are mire to i please you., Give us a trial .; | 7 ere are numer .forms of A.U.BEGIN, Prop.Quick gel tine desserts.But Jiffy- 1 Junelixim er is the only one with the real- ruit flavors sealed in glass.They crush the fruit.condense the juice and seal it.A bottle of the liquid fruit essence comes in each package of Jiffv-Jell.In a moment's time you can prepare a delicious fruit dessert.Sugar is used in Jiffy-Jell\u2014not saccharine.And real-fruit flavors in place of artificial.It will give you 4 new conception of these de- lightiul_dainties.Jiffy-Jell is often used in place of jam, marmalade, etc.Additional sugar may be used to suit the taste.CERES CREAR TAVANA 7) 1098 ight In The Hear of Tings 68 Bt.John St.\u2018Phone 7918 The most centrally situated, al) modern conveniences.Firat class; cuisine and service.All goods direct | from our farm.We bake our own bread andi French pastry, and serve purest milk and cream, bottled at our owa farm.| A select resort for Lady Tourists Only a few minutes to Auto, Garage.; Open from 8 a.m., to 1 p.m.Maylixly, | Style, Fit AND WORKMANSEIP ORDER YOUR CLOTHES S.J.Burke, MERCEANT TAILOR Plone 701 11 187 M.Jobs St 409 stre at Each | NOTICE .Âre you moving to the country?,; #0, intrust your Moving with com.| potent Carters at moderate prices Double and single rigs.Specialty: Moving of Pianos, Furniture, Trunks, ete.Bpecial contracts for the removal of Garbage and Asheselephone night or day to: {LAUREAT GREFFARD Master Carter.Dument Street Telephone 7630 dunestt .A - - ~\u2014 er Ql They ure \u201cTis\u201d.and \u201cTis\u201d cures their Blanche Sweet outshines all her which open 8 3 days engagement at it a story of rave charm in plete the big Bill for today, WILSON UTTERS TIMELY WARNING Sir Henry, However, Is Misinterpreted \u2014 Was Given Opportunity to Explain London, June 27.\u2014Fleld Marshal 8ir Henry Wilson is the latest man to find how sensitive the world has become regarding the danger of future wars.It will be remembered that one of the most popular catch words during the days when volunteer recruits were being obtained In FEET AREN'T ACHING OR TIRED NOW-\"TIZ\" Use \u201cTis\u201d for tender, puffed-up, burning.Calloused feet ! and coms People who are forced to stand on their feet all day know what sore, tender, sweaty, burning feet mean.feet right up.It keeps feet In per.feet condition.\u201cTix\u201d is the only remedy in the world that draws oul all the polsonous exudations which puff up the feet and cause tender, sore (red, aching feet.It instantly stops the pain In corns.callouser and bunions.It's simply glorious.Ah! how comfortable your feet feel after using \u201cTis.\u201d You'll never Kmp or draw up your face in pain.Your shoes won't tighten and hurt yout fest.Get à box of \u2018Mis\u2019 now from eny druggist.Just think! a whole year's At t The > Theatres VV =, Gladys Brockwell Today at The Auditorium: \u201cWhite Lies\u201d Masfmez weeklies.This one is Alice Joyce at the Victoria Today in Today's feature at the Victoria Theatre is one which will appeal to everyone and especially to young married couples.The title of the story is \u201cDollars and (he Woman\u201d and the leading role is taken by tresh in the memory of local picture followers.You will certainly en- A two rec] comery and scrial is on the same blil.Doris Kenyon and Charlie Chaplin at Empire Today Beautiful Doris Kenyon is presented In screen version of Mary Roberts Rhinehart\u2019s famous story \u201cThe Street Of Seven Stars\u201d at the Empire today, tomorrow and Wednesday.Charlie Chalpin is offered im his side-splitiing comedy.\u201cThe Bank\u201d in addition to a fast-moving western drams and an interesting news weckiy.A splendid programme at the coolest theatre.Special music by Empire Orchestra under di- Blanche Sweet in \u201cSimple Souls,\u201d Her Greatest Play at Classic Today \\ THE QUEREC CHRONICLE WILLIAM presente GLADYS BROCKWELL WHITE LIES Grom tie novel of Charles Reada Divaten EPWARD 1 LE SAINT FOX, ars and the Voman\u201d the \u201cSporting Duchess\u201d is still Social and Personal Mise Marthe Roberge has left for | Leurierville.Miss Alice Caron, is spending a tew days at Beauce.Mr.F.A.Brown of Toronto, is a quest at the Chateau.Mr.C.MoNet, je in town from Three Rivers, staying at the Chateau Mr.Willlam Hay, of Montreal, is in the city, & guest at the Chateau.Hon.Justice laVergme is expected in town today {rom Arthabaska.: Mrs.8.W.O., is in town registered at Chateau.Nicholson.of Toledo, the Mr.Karl McKeaney, is spending his vacation, visiting friends In Montreal.Mrs.J.J.Labbe and Miss Eileen Bushman, are visiting friends in Montreal.Mr.J.E.Prince, and Mies Francolse Prince have returnsd (from Montreal.Mr, and Mre.H.B.Stewart, are in town from Montreal staying at [the Chateau.His Worship the Mayor and Madame Sameon ieft town, Saturday for a few days.Mrs.A.E.Alexander, of Campbellton, N.B., is in the city, staying at the Chateau.Miss Kathleen and Miss Jean Kennedy are guests at the Rhs- Carlton, Montreal.Mr.Geo.Mcintosh, of Three Rivers ls among the guests registered at the Chateau.Miss Grace Carbery passed down te Kamouraska where she will spond the summer.Lieu:.Commander ul New York, registered at Chateau, Saturday.Mr.F.P.Brady, (leneral Manager, Canadian Nat'onal Raitwa was in town Saturday.Miss Marguerite MacDonald spending some time at St.lrenee, the guest of her aunt, Lady Forget.Hon.Judge C.E.Dorion has returned from Montreat where he attended a reunion of the La Bemaine Sociale.Mr.and Mrs.Fred W.Barnett, of Montreal, arrived in the city yesterday, and regisered at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.Harry Thorp arrived In town yesterday from Montreal and are saying at the Chateau.' His Lordship Bishop Leonard of Rimouski, is expected in town in a few days, on a visit to His Eminence Cardinal Begin.Mrs.D.N.Richardson and little son.\u201cLan\u201d of Columbus, Ohio, are tn town visiting their parents, Mrand Mrs.P.Courtney.Mise Yvette Bergeron has returned home from the Ursuline Convent.Biansiead where she has Leen a student for the past year.Mr.and Mrs.A.H.Vesser and Mr.H.P.Vesser, arrived in town, yesterday from Thetford Mines, and are guests at the Chateau.Miss Anna M.Bergeron has left for Chicoutimi, where she , will spend a month, the guest of her sister, Mrs.Dr.) Egide Lemieux.Mr.and Mrs.J.Adolphe Robitalile and ¢amily have taken up thelr residence at their cottage \u201cBois Joli\u201d, for the summer months.The Very Reverend Richmond Shreve is at present in Knowlton.Quebec, attending the Church of England Summer &chool of which te is Dean.CANADIAN PACIFIC RY.Wotherspoon the previous cfforta in \u201cSimple Souls™ : Classic, today, \u201cic Day com- the late struggle was that it was \u201ca, war to end war.\u201d People hoped ! even against their better judgment: that it was the case, but more re-| cently they have discovered to their\u2019 sorrow that such was not the ef-; fect of the travail of five years.In fact some wit has gone so far as to describe the peace terms as \u201ca peace to end peace.\u201d Still, the British people as well as the citizens of other nations, are very wensilive regarding any utterance that savors of what they call militarism.Quite recently 8ir Henry Wilson made a speech in which he advised the men in the Britsh forces to \u201ckeep themselves fit for the day that is coming.\u201d Immediately he found that he had brought a hornets nest of criticism abuot his People swarmed out to say that the! military leaders are anxious for war, becaute {t is their profession and because they are the only men who are comparatively safe in war time.Sir Menry Wilson was accused of attempting to pick & new opponet.Fortuntely for him the matter was brought up In the House of Commans, and thus he was given an opportunity to explain to the nation that a wrong construction had been put upon his words.He did not want | war amd was not looking for wa but he wanted the soldiers to re alise that under the conditions that exist In the world, there is plenty for the British soldiers to do.The man wha brought the matter up in the House pf Commons did not do.so with any friendiy feeling for Sir Henry Wilson, He put the worst | posu.ble construction on his words, snd tried to maka nut that the Government believed the country to be | on the verge of another big war.The question he directed at Sir Henry took a pointed form.\u201cWho are we going to fight at no distant date?ls it America or is it Rusasia\u201d?Winston Spencer Churchill the War Minister, Interventd.He stated | that Great Britam had arme | obligation in Constantinople, Ireland, Mesopotamia, \u2018 Palestine and Egypt.Great Britain had only a small army, he mid and the field marshal, in addressing the soldiers, Sn [fmorores Train Service Between Miss Sweet herself 4 is just as enthusiastic over \u201cSimple Souls\u201d as the public and acciaims + \u201cSweet\u201d simplicitlus.There never has been an picture no unique as \u201cSimple Souls\u201d and Miss Sweet was never quite so beautiful, scientillating aml charming.Lavish settings, wonderful outdoor yacht and sea scenes.gorgeaus gowns and other wonderful features distinguish \u201cSimple Souls\u201d and add to its excellence.No one should miss seeing Blanche Sweet in this nrent play.A danily comedy Classic Weekly News and Topics of * !jtween Quebec, Pulals Station, and, i the following improved and, \"(To convert to Daylight Saving Time.(5 arriving Montreal, Place Viger! head.| jp-m.Quebec and Montreal Including the \u201cViger\u201d running be.Montreal, Place Viger Station, and the \u201cFrontenac\u201d running between Quebec and Montreal, Windsor St, tation.The Canadian Pacific Railway convenient train service between Quebec and Montreal.Times show: below are Eastern Suandard Timeadd one hcur.Quebec, Pa'ais Station, and Montreal, P.ace Viger Giation \u201cThe Viger\u201d leaves Quebec Palais Station, 4:20 p.m.daily except Buntn, at 9:20 p.m.Returning, \u201cThe Viger\" leaves Place Viger Btn., Montreal, at 4:16 p.m.dally except Sunday, arriving Quebec at 9:15 p.m.Montreal, Windsor 8t, Station and Quebec, Palais Station \u201cThe Frontenac\u201d leaves Montreal, 'Windeor Bt.Station, 9:45 a.m., daily arriving Quebec 3:00 p.m.Returning \u201cThe Frontenac\u201d lea Quebec 2:00 p.m.daily, arrivi Montreal, Windsor St.Station 7:15 Quebec, Pu'ais ltation, and Montreal, Place Viger Station { Westbound) Trains leave Quebec at 7:50 a.m daily except Sunday, and 1 p.m.dally arciving Montreal 3:39 p.m.and 5:30 a.m.respectively.(Eastbound) Trains leave Montreal at 7:80 a.dally except Sunday and 10:48 p.m, daily, arriving Quebec 1:56 p.m.and) 3:30 a.m.respectfully.Attention is called specially te th: \u2018Frontenac\u2019 leaving Montrea:, Windsor Street Station at 9:48 a.m.rime, at the same mation with trains Vow York, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, loronto and Western Canada.The \u201cViger\u201d leaving Qu Palale Btn., at 4; m., Bandar \"Irime, (which means 5:39 p.m.Day ight Saving Time), daily permits of] ourney betng made in coolness.roy rain also connects with trains fo Toronto, Chicage and Westers aneda .The Viger\u2019 and the \u201cFronteass' rry mest medern equipment coning of first and second of hes, parilor car, observation per rune or car and diaing cer.DANCING re toot cemfort for only a few cents had pointed oul how sôrely they|mew refreshment patrior, Montonim were needed.That did not mean, the | Hotel: sslected patronage: appropri- War Minister asserted.that Greai|ate floor: Jans musio: respect and POPULAA LITTLE GIRL RECOVERS \u201cI'm the Happiest Woman In the World Sinoe Tanlac Restored Her,\u201d Says Mother \u201cTanlac has done so muçh for my little eleven year old daughter, Kathleen, that I just can\u2019t help but praise ét to the skies,\u201d declared Mrs.Finlay Fraser, wite of a well-known contractor of Winnipeg, residing at £13 Gertrude Avanue.\u201cAbout two years ago,\u201d sald Mrs.Fraser, \u201cKathleqn began to suffer from rheumatism, and on coming home from school in the afternoons she would just lle down on the couch and and complain of pains and cramps in her legs, and would never to out to play with the other children.She gradually got worse all the time and finally had to give up school pltogether.Last winter her feet Lecame so sore and awolien that she couldn't bear for them to touch the floor or even get her shoes on, and continually complained of pains in her arms and legs.For six weeks she was In bed flat on her back, and her arms, legs and shoulders were so painful and swollen that she couldn't move, and her body ached so that she just screamed out in agony.Her appetite was so bad that she didn't want even the daintiest of dishes which I fixed for her, and the little she did eat nauseat ed her, and she had severs headaches.Although we pald out & small \u2018|THE \u201cSAUVEGARDE\u201d INSECTICIDE POWDER WILL .MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1920.The Safeguard of the Barnyard EGGS THE YEAR AROUND BY USING \u201cSAUVEGARDE\u201d POWDERED FEED.BEWARE OF LICE AND MOTHS.FREE YOUR LIVESTOCK FROM THESE TERRIBLE PESTS! DO AWAY WITH THE LICE BY USING OUR \u201cSAUVEGARDE\u201d SALVE.CLEANLINESS IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS.DISINFECT OFTEN WITH OUR \u201cSAUVEGARDE\u201d LIQUID DISINFECTANT.YOU WILL CHASE ALL SCAB DISEASE, IF YOU USE OUR \u201cSAUVEGARDE\u201d SALVE.THE SULPHER CANDLE DESTROYS MICROBES.LA CIE J.A.GAULIN Ltee Telephone 6345.STORE\u2014153 ST.PAUL ST.Junelsté NOTICE We desire to inform our customers and the publi: in general that as in the past, I have obtained my license for the sale of Wines and Spirituous Liquors, Beer and Porter fortune, nothing seemed to help her any, and sh: got to where she was! aven unable to teed herself, and was | helpless as a baby.\u201cShe was nulfering s0 that ! was! just ready to try anything as the.treatments aid medicines we were using were doing no good, and 1 suggested to my husband that he get her a boltie of Tanlae, but we didn\u2019t see much results unt! she had (inished the third bottle, and then we noticed that she was improving right along.She has taken five bottles now and has been bullt up so in every way that one would hardly take her for the same child.All the swelling has gone entirely.she is up running around playing Hke she used to beforn she ever got sick and she says she never has a pain of any kind.She has such a splendid appetite that she just relishes anything on the table, Is never bothered with headaches now, and has gained fourteen pounds in weight.I'm the happiest mother in the world\\since Tanlac has made my little daughter well again, and want to be prafding it all the time, and my husband is just as enthusiastic over it as I am.\u201d Tanlac is sold in Quebec by Jolicoeur's pharmacy! and by Martel and Dion: and in Levis by Maurice Dion; under the personal direction of a special Tanlac representative For many years the INVICTUS Shoe has besa universally NOT DELIVERED YET.\u201cNaturally,\u201d said the minister, \u2018\u2019J take a deep interest in this force et fiaionics.Are you aware, Mrs.Xthat these Salonicans are the Thessalonians to whom St.Paul sent a letter?\u201d Mrs.X.looked up.have written them: I'm not sorry he didn\u2019t.But I'm sorry for him if he sent parcels.1 sent two to my boy months since, and they haven't been delivered yet.\" \u2014\u2014\u2014tr cere.WEEK-END SLEKPING CAR BETWEEN LEVIS AND LOWER ST.LAWRENCE RESORTS The Canadian National Raliways will operate a Gleeping Car betweer Levis and Metis Beach this year, to sooommodate Quebecers epending the woek-ends at Lower Bt.lawrence Resorts.This car will {eave Levis every Friday night during July and August, arriving Metis Beach on Baturday morning and wii leave Metis Beach every Bunday night, arriving Levis early Monday \u201cWell, he may {| moraing.Firat car from Levis, Friday, July Sad; tast car, Friday, August 37th.jase) | First car trom Metis Beach, Sunday, July 4th; last car Sunday, Asgust 20th.The car will te ready for oocu- pancy at Levis Stetion on Friday nights at 10:00 P.M.and on Monday mornings may de oocupied until 8:00 AM.For details, ¢ares.reservations, ete, apply to City Ticket Agent, 7 Dutort Street, or any Canadian Britain was on ibe.verge of a great | order are tbe management» motte.explosion Fres entrance.(the best) for the year 1920-21, Shipments made by express or hy freight, as the purchaser desires.J.Noel Rondeau, 6 Lachevrotiere Street May25,27.29.31June?.4,5,8,11,14,17, 19,21,23.25.28x16 Here Is Appetising Grocery Headquarters The busy housew!fe can do no better than to come to Patry's and look over our stock of delicious appetizers.Here is a wonderful selection of prepared foods, all ready for the table, for just the trouble of opening.Order up a good stock today.SALMON, CLOVER LEAF\u2014LOBSTERS\u2014SAUERKRAUT AND SAUSAGE-OX TONGUE\u2014CORNED BEEF\u2014S LICE D SMOKED BEEF~BACON \u2014ANCHOVIES IN OIL\u2014PEACHES IN JUICE\u2014 PEARS IN JUICE\u2014PRUNES IN JUICE~MARASCHINO CHER- RIES\u2014ASSORTED CRYSTALIEED FRUITS, AND PRESERVED GINGER BY THE POUND.GEORGES PATRY, \u201cTAK HOUSE OF QUALITY.\u201d 23 Fabrique Street Phone 0400 QUEBEC.SUMMER GOODS r\u2014r\u2014\u2014\u2014 WE HAVE NOW ON RALB A LARGE RANGE OF NEW BUMMER GOODS AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.CREPE SLORGETTE BLOUSES, in white, black.and light colors 19, CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES.in white, black and light colors $6.75, 98.23, LADIES\u2019 SWEATER COATS in all the new colors.85.75, 96.50, $11.88, $16.38, AD re LK SWEATER COATS, in the styles and colors, at ll GIRLE MIDDY WAISTS, in white duck trimmed with colors, at 8c, 80c, $1.10, $1.25, $1.68, $1.98, $3.35, Aa AY HATS, in biack and dark colors, at $3.75, $4.50, LADIES NAINSOOK UNDERWEAR.A fine assortment in Night Dresses, Skirts, Drawers, Corset Covers; all at very reasonabie prices SIMONS & CO.|\\ 20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 338.Opposite City Hall.Portieres - Portieres JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS OF FINE ROPE PORTIBRES, CHENILLE ROPE - PORTICRES, JAPANESE PORTIBRES PLUSH PORTIERES, VELOUR PORTIERES.We have these Portieres in all the following shades: Black, Old Rose, Crimson, Green, Olive Green.Velour and Plush Portieres made to order.NET CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, SCRIM CURTAINS, MARQUISETTE CURTAINS, VOILE CURTAINS.We have the largest choice of Curtains ian the City, either dy the pair or by the yard.As usual we have & very good selection of LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTH and FELTOL.We have in stock a good assortment of Rugs, many of them stil at the old prices.IRON AND BRASS BEDS.WIRN MATTRASSES, FELT MAT- TRASSES, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, HAMMOCKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, ETC., ETC, , \u2014 at \u2014 P J.COTE, 29 & 31 St.John Street, Nationst Railways Ucket agent.Junedixé i Opposite Palace Hill "]