The Quebec chronicle, 12 juillet 1920, lundi 12 juillet 1920

[" 1] « ¢ pe SF } PI PY 0 PUPPY and In reputed 5 lb.Pind y BAK ere SPRATT'S A.GRENIER \u2018Phones 1247-1248.94.96 ST.JOHN STREET.DOG Cakes bags $1.28 each NIAGARA CLAIMS MAN IN BARREL Foolhardy Englishman Goes Over the Falls While Movie Camera Clicks Niagars Falls, Ont, July 11.\u2014In another contest between man and the mighty Niagara, the latter won.Charles Stephens, the barber, who same all the way from Bristol, Eng., te go over the Falls in a barrel, took the leap Suiday morning and lost, A few pieces of the barrel eventually drifted in, but of Stephens, there is no sign.He had made a contract with a Toronto moving picture concern and then completed local arrangements for the voyage, but In so-called secrecy, as it was believed that the provinelal police might forbid the trip.The start was mude at 5 a.m.Btephens appeared perfectly at ease.He had abeclute confidence in his barrel and in his oxyzen supply out- fy, which he was testing out for the inventur \u2018With à view to having the Aeviée ultimately used by divers The pxygen device may have been all right, but the barrel was a failure.This was \u2018demonstrated while thy barrel was yet in safe water, when pessibly 100 yards from ahore, 2 hoop of the barrel broke and was see by saveral prople on the shore to leap up and curl off.The motor boat towing Stephens pulled up, but after an examination of the barrel, the trip was continued.The Darrel was weighted at Stephens (eet, but after all that, it went over the falls head first.When ten, fiftean, twenty minutes went by without sign of the barre); the spectators.who by this time had grown to large numbers, grew an- tious.\u201cHag he any chance?\u201d was the query put to Behby Leach, the only man who has gone over the Falls and lived to tell the tale.\u201cNo chance.1 told him yesterday that his barrel was'nt strong enough\u201d said Leach.Of three attempts to ride Falls in a barrel, two have heen successful.Mrs.Anna Taylor went safely over about twenty years ago and Hobby Leach repeated the performance some years later.RUSSIAN PRISONERS REVOLT IN BELGIUM Incensed At Their Long Internment, Seven Hundred March on Antwerp the Antwerp, July 11.\u2014A force of seven hundred Russian prisoners of war who had been interned near Turnhout, 25 miles northeast of this city, escaped from the internment camp last night and marched upon Antwerp.A regiment of cavalry sent in pursuit of the Russians surrounded them and interned them anew in one of the Antwerp forts.The prisoners were a part of a contingent of 1,100 Rumians who were to be released on Saturday for return home.They were Informed late in the day, however, that owing to à failure by Great Britain and the , Soviet government to reach a definite agreement so far with regard to exchange of nationals they would have to endure further detention.Incensed at this, 700 of the prisoners rushed the darbed wire barriers, overpowered the sentries and proceeded in marching order toward Antwerp, The men offered slight resistance, however, when the cavalrymen ap.pearsd and rounded them up.No report had been made up to this morning as to the casualties during more Run HRANEE XN RRRR % GRAND TRUNCK \u201c EXPECT TO NAB # ARBITRATORS .8 BERGDOLE SOON » ; \u201c Washington, DC, July 11-\u2014The 18 Toronto, Juiy 19\u2014Hon.J, # United States War Depart: re-188 D, Reid who was in the city % ceived information yesterday thatli£ today secured the acceptance # et reareiand Bargdoll, woapsd |i by Sir Thomas White of the # northern Bart of the United am ihe M position us arbitrater for the | Ÿ and If this latormation proves to be|® Dominion government in the # correct, .hie arrest is expected : vas over of the Grand % shortly.ak Railway.Hon, Mr, # Officials of the Department de.|® Reid said he thought that 8 clined to discuss this report beyond | W.H.Taft, former President using the information seemed to be [# of the United States might be 34 wore direct and thas (#8 the Grand Srunk arditrater, M amills?reports since Bergdoll's es |1û cape from his home in Philadelphie.ESKIMO \u201cBAD MAN 1 ROUNDED UP By Mounted Polis Near the North Pole and Brought To Ottawa Ottawa, Ont., July 10.\u2014As a stopover on their long journey back to the land of endieas ice and snow, Sergt.Douglas, of the Royal Canadien Mounted Polles and Ouangwak, an eskimo murderer from the regions around the North Pole, arrived in Ottawa yesterday and are quartered at the \u201cMouvties\u201d headquarters at 120 Victoria Street.Ouangwak cannot be sald to be a foreigner am his forced trip to Ottawa is the result of his being a British subject.Those who are accustomed to the usual description of an eskimo.two coats of furs fur hood and fur boots and mitts, might not recognize the snort thick set man who is under strict guard at the military barracks hers.After his long journey trom the Northland to Winnipeg, his nitive garments were in a sad state of disrepair and substitutes had to be obtained.Such clothing as he preferred were not to be had so that he comes to Ottawa in the raiment of a whiteman.He is in the neighborhood of from 20 to 27 years of age and has been noticeably falling since he left his native mows.5 ee The eskimo is charged with having murdered & brother native tn order to obtain the lasier's wife whom be wanted for his own.Several other cases of murder have been reported to the Mounted Police from the region around Chesterfield Inlet and Ouangwak is going back to stand trial in his own land to show the natives that the law of the white man must bs respected.He will be the first native who has ever been tried in his own country.Next year the Department of Justice will send a judge on the long jour- hey to Chesterfield and a court will be held there for the edification of the eskimos.This will be the first time that a judge has ever penetrated into that part of the northwest territories.FRIENDS OF IRELAND AT VARIANCE IN U.S.Daniel O*Connell, of Boston, Blames De Valera\u2019s Activities for Breach PRS = Washington, D.C., July 11.\u2014(By Canadian Press).\u2014Daniel T.O'Connell of Boston, Director of the National Bureau of the Friends of Irish Freedom, In a statement issued here, criticizes the activity of \u201cPresident\u201d de Valera, of the so-called Irish Republi) nd that of Frank P.Walsh Rs well, at the two United States national conventions.O'Connell declared that the failure of the de Valera faction to secure s plank in the platforms of the two parties endorsing the alieged Irish Republic has caused widespread disappointment among the Friends of Irish Freedom.: He blamed the dissension between the de Valera faction and the followers of Supreme Court Justice Cohalen for the failure at the Democratic convention in this respect, \u2014\u2014 ARRANGING FOR TRADE WITM RUSSIA Seattle, Wash, July 11\u2014As à result of the order issued by the United States Slate Department removing restrictions on trade with Soviet Russia, the iversal Bhi, ping and Trading Company nounced yesterday it will piace eral wooden ships in operation be.twene Seattle and Vindivostok.The grec vem will depart in about six weeke.r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 £ EMPRESS EUGENIE \u201cHAS PASSED AWRY At the \"Home of Her Nephew the Duke of Alba\u2014Reached Venerable Age Madrid, July 11\u2014The terms Empress Eugenie of France died here this morning.- Death occurred shortly before eigth o'clock from acute intestina' inflammation.She passed away quietly in the presence only of har lady in waiung.Her nephew.the Duke of Alba, at whose residence she died, was in France, and the other members of the family were absent.Empress Eugenie had long suffered from opthalmia and had been operated on for cataract.Full Imperial honors will be accorded at her funeral.Her Story.Eugenie Marie de Montijo, former Empress of France, was born in Granada, Andalusia, Npain, May &, 1826.She was the second daughter of Count Manue) Fernandes de Montijo, Duke of Feneranda and Marie Manuela Kirkpatrick, of Closeburn, Dumfrieshire, Scotland.The fôrmer Empress was sducated in France, Spain and England, and travelled extensively with her mother on the European continent.She met her husband, Emperor Napoleon ILI, first in 1851, and married him in Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris, January 30th, 1853.Prince Napoleon, her only son, who was the Prince Imperial, was born March 16th, 1856.Forty-four years of her life were passed in power and brilliancy.Then, in a day, the whole structure of the Imperial eminence collapsed.The day of disaster was September 4th, 1870, when she and ali Paris heard of the defeat and capture of Napoleon at Sedan.The riotous mobs of Paris, shouting for the new Republic, which the Deputies proclaimed, stormed the Palace of the Tuileries, and Eugenie was forced to flee to England.FLAT INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES ASKED Application Filed With Board of Railroad Commissioners To Amount of 30% Ottawa, Ont, July 11.\u2014An application has been filled with the Board of Railway Commissietiers asking permission for a flat increass of freight rates in Canada to the amount of 30 percent.The application was sent into the Railway Commission Saturday afternoon by the Canadian Railway Association and their request is made on behalf of all the railways In Canada members of the Association, and also on behalf of all other Canadian rallways subject to the Jurisdiction of the Railway Commission.It is expected that there will be a fong fight over this application, one which will probably engage all the best legal talent of the Dominion.It is understood that the railways in making the application have not filed any very lengthy document.Their reasons for asking the increase number eight in all, but in a geeral way these reasons can he summarised under the general term of the vast increases in wages, material and operating expense gene- ally.News Index.Page One.Niagara Claims Man In Barrel.Eskimo \u201cBad Man\" Rounded Up.Empress Eugenie Has Passed Away.Help For Poles Is Conditional.\u201cBone Dry\u201d By Large Majority.Germany's Plan Of Reparations.Weather Report.Page Two Household And Fashion Hints, Page Three, Hon.William Dennis Dead.Wanderer Must Face Grand Jury, Treasure Trove for Wheat Beit.No Developments Over Week-End.Eve of Battle of the yne.Leonid Krassin Is to Return.Gatineau Valley To Be Developed.Canadians in Second Place.Page Four.Press Comment.Page Five.Law Ofticer Died Saturday.La Fete De La France July 14.Billery Was En Fete Yesterday.Dropped Dead In Boarding House.Correspondence.Page Six, Excellent Card of Bouts.Frontenac Won From Firemen.Empress Team Played In Draw, Quebec Team Was Defeated.Daily Graphic Shot Yesterday.St.Patricks Won From Naps.Handicap Race Went To Diadl.Veywey Won The Championship.Page Seven.Labor Church In The Weet, Campaign Against Wildcat Stocksinner Tragedy Of New Turk.Page Nine Financial And Commercial News Quebec Raliway May Seil Plant : Page Eight.Saturnia And Canada Deocked.Economic Test Of Bolshevismmi At The Theatres, Social And Personal Reminiscences Of The Past.Wditorial: ueber QUEBEC, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1920.ls GONDITIONAL To Their Making No Territorial Grab\u2014Then Allies Wil \u201cAid Against Bolsheviki \u2014 Spa, Belgium, July 11.\u2014 (By the Associated i'ress).\u2014If the Poles} consent to retire within the nett: frontiers of Poland, the Allies wi give them all possible assistance the event of their being attacked Wp the Bolsheviki.This announcemen\u2018 was made here today.: Poland's 8.O.8.The decision of the Polish gove: ment to appeal to the Spa Conf rence for moral and material help in the fight against the Bolsheviki comes as a climax to a task extending over many months in securlag ammunition held up in London % the refusal of workingmen to load the ships and by the withholding af other shipments by the Cxechs, it is declared, in retaliation for the qi- sagreement over the Teschen dis\u2018 plebiscite.: \u2018Spa dispatches tell of the arrival of a Polish note thers, probably the appedl referred to, but state hy the note was so garbled in tra mission that It could not be degi- phered.It Is charged by the Poles the Czechs delayed indefinitely train of 36 cars of ammunition which Poland had urgent need prior to the Bolshevik attack.trie is also said to have been hindÿr- ing shipments, holding that they were contrary to the Peace Treaty.It has been a common prediction for months in various circles that unless ammunition was forthcoming the Poles would be forced to withdraw before the Inevitable summbs attack by the Bolshevik, ; Poland claims never to have sft: fered a shortage in men, and thoe- sands are offering their servi daily in the new army being organised in the hope of stemming Be Bolshevik advance It is estimated officially that three hundred thousand men and women have entered the service within two days.A volunteer army of 18,000 was enlisted at Vilna, and the entire city of Lemberg is said to be determined to defend that city to the end, sixty thousand having offered their services.ve.SCOTLAND YARD HELPS IN MURDER MYSTERY Was Called in Yesterday To Aid in Finding Murderer of Joseph Elwell New York, N.Y.July 11.\u2014Scot- land Yard was called upon yesterday to aid in solving the mysterious murder heres of Joseph Brown Elwell, whist expert turfman and \u201cDon Juan.\u201d After having followed many feminine trails.apparently without suc.ces, the authorities have turned to another woman of Elwells acquaintance.Her name was not made public, but it was said she had met Elwell at Palm Beach and Miami last winter.She is said to have told a friend that Elwell was sending her to England, intending to follow later.Her picture was found among the dead effects and the authorities have expressed a desire to question her concerning any knowledge she may have of a motive for the crime The District Attorney's Office today began examining the bank ac: counts of several women numbered among Elwell's friends.SOLDIERS SETTLEMENT BD.3 MAKES INSPECTION.Ottawa, July 11\u2014Cnairman Black, of the Soldier Bettiement Board, has returned from the tour of inspection of the Maritime Provinces and Quebec.\u201cGenerally speaking, the returned men are well located on the land in the Kast\u201d said Mr.Black, \u201cand we expect that fully eighty-five per cent of them will make good.On Prince Edward Island the situation is particularly favorable, and we believe that ninety-five per cent.of our settlers there will succeed.We have had four or five cases where men were found to be unsuited, but the Board has been able to make a readjustment without financial loss .\u201cThe crop situation is fair, but hay is light, owing to the lack of early rains.Throughout Eastern Quebec thers has been very little rain and the crop outlook is poor.In Central Quebec !t «æ fair.\u201d COLLIERY LADOR PROBLEMS Halifax, N.&, July 11.\u2014M B Quirk, of Montreal, William Stavert, of Montreal, and W.P.Mutchinson, of Moncton, have been named by the Minister of Labor as commis sioners to inquire Into labor ques tions at the collieries of Nova Scotia Word to this effect has been recei: ved at United Mine Workers headquarters, Glace Bay, from the Laber Department at Ottawa Mr.Quirk, Who ie Chairman, was formerly Fair Wage Officer for the Province of Ontarlo\u2014\u2014 LUMRER YARD WIPED OUT New York, N.Y., July 11\u2014A four- alarm fire which started yesterday in the F.W.Starr lumber yurd, wiped out th yeard and whole dieck of two and three stery dwellings and business houses facing on Third Avenue.between 37th and 128th Streets in Brooklyn.4 a r HELP FOR POLES || \u201cBONE ORY\" BY \u201c| were most active in the campaign LARGE MAJORITY New Brunswick Piebiscite a Surprise to Many\u2014Clearly a Womens Victory St.John, NB, July 11.\u2014With a majority of 21,000 for the retention of the Provincial Prohibition Act, and a majority of approximately 15,000 against the sale of light winea and beer, the Province of New | Brunswick gave emphatic expression Saturday to its position regarding the great question of prohibition, at the plebiscite held throughout the Province.For thred weeks the \u201cpros\u201d and \u201ccons\u201d of the question have waged campaign of education and when it came to the day for the voters to make their decision.the managers of the twe factions in the fight were reticent regarding any prediction and each could only hope for the success of the side in which he was interested.AIl advance signs tailed and there were many surprises when the returns were finally tatalled.It had been freely predicted the cities would surely be strongly in favor of the light wines and beer, and that the northern counties, inhabitated largely by the French, would also favor that question.This proved to de a wrong view ot the situation.The cit'es and larger towns, what might be termed the industria, centers for which beer had been urged, polled large majorities against beer and wines, as well as being solidly for ratention of the prohibitory law.The four countles, Restigouche, Madawaska, Gloucester and Kent, which had been prac: tically conceded to the \u201cwets\u201d, upset ail indications and with the exception of Madawaska, return verdict for prohibition and against wines and beer.Restigouche did, however, give a alight majority for beer and wine.These were the counties feared by the prohibitionists and the ones expected te damage their cause.Workers for the cause of prohlbi« tion feel that the question has been setlied for ali time In this Province and that it is now up to the Government to, see that a rigid enferce- ment of the law is carried out.The women of Nsw Brunswick sad at the poil They were active in support of the present law and against wines and beer.They were it at the polling booths and worked diligently for the sucasss of their cause.Final Returns.The final vote on the referendum toliows: For prohibition.41.436 :against, 20,748; for beer and wines, 23,713; againet, 38.378, TURN WASTE STRAW TO PULP IN SASKATCHEWAN Big Mill Planned in Close Prox imity to Coal Field\u2014To- ronto Firm Interested Regina, Sask., Juiy 11\u2014Plans are now under way for the establishment of a million dollar paper mill In Southern Baskatchewsn.Large financial interests in Toronto are behind the scheme.It is proposed to utilize the thousands of tons of waste straw in this province for the manufacture of the paper.Close proximity to an adequate supply of cheap coal is one of the essentinls In the location of such a plant and & is believed by the men behind the scheme that the lignite flelds of Southern Saskatchewan offer the necessary fuel requirements, The Weather.Toronte, July 11-\u2014KExeept for light showers in Saskatchewan, the weather over the Dominion has been (air and moderately warm.Vancouver .,, Victoria.Kamloops Calgary .+.0e 0 Battieford.Prince Albert .,, .Moose Jaw ., ., Port Arthur ., Switt Current., ,, .Saskatoon .Regina ., .Winnipeg ., .Parry Sound ., .London .Toronto ., Kingston ., ,., .Ottawn .5.24 «4.Montreal ee se en se as Quebec Halifax ., Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay: Moderate winds, partly cloudy; with showers or thunderstorms ia some looalities, Ottawa Valley and River St.Lawrence: Moderate wines; partly cloudy with showers in some localities.Guif and North Shore: Moderate winds and mostly cloudy, with showers In some places.Lake Superior District: Fresh southwest te northwest winds; partly cloudy with scattered showers All the Wem: Mostly fair and a Hittle cooler with showers in some sections.Che + OF REPARATIONS WITH HESITANGE: Corman Delegates Say Coal Decision Will Modify the Proposals TWO PLEAS ADMITTED Relief From Reporting Coal Distribution and Measures to Increase Output Associated Press).\u2014After some hesitation, due to hte coal question, the German delegates today produced their plan showing how Germany would deal with reparations, but they specified that the decision reached regarding the coal would modify their proposals.The Allied experts had decided they did not consider that even the figures submitted by the Germans would justity modifcation of the protocol signed July 9, but admitted the justice of the German experts pleas on two points; first, relieving Germany of the obligation of reporting to the reparations commission regarding the distribution of coal with Germany; and second, approving the proposal to incraase the out: put by improving the food and wel- tare of the miners and suggest that the German and Allied governments discuss means to this end.Dr.Bimons at the outset of the session remarked that coal was the central point of the whole economic lite of Germany.\u201cThe solution given to the coal question by the experts\u201d he sald, \u201cwill react upon the different plans of reparations prepared by the German delegation, which had understood than an agreement which would take into account the economic conditions judged essential to Germany would be arrived at.The plans cannot be handed over this evening, as was expected.\u201d Premiar Millerand expressed surprise.that the communication of the German plan as announced yestar- day should be brought into ques tion and subordinated by the experts solution of the coal question.Dr.Simons rejoined that the German delegation had prepared plans that must be studied as a whole to be understood.\u2018The Germar.delegation retired to reconsider the matter, and on the resumption of the session the Foreign Secretary declared that since the final decision regarding coal could not be taken until to-morrow the German delegation had decided to hand over the plans as prepared, but he added that the Spa conference had for its object the subftu.tion of an opening discussion by the Allied and Cerman delegates for one-sided decisions on various questions \u201cThe question of coal ls a question of life or death to the Germans\u201d, said Dr.Simons, \u201cand remains the basis for all other plans.\u201d Premier Millerand replied that there could be no question of modifying the Treaty of Versailles on that subject, and that it must be executed.Dr.Simons thereupon handed the reparations plan to the General Secretary of the Conference.Discussed Coal The Allied and German conferees in session here met at 11 o'cloek this morning and resumed their discussion of the ton! question.Before entering the conference room supposed would be a technical discussion over the German cos! deli- disposed to iy upon what he considered the un.reasonabie course of the Allied ves- terday in simply announcing their full discussion by the technical ex- perta of the various ~ountries whé know #0 much about the coal question that it impossible for one te deceive another.M.Hligard, the Swedish authority on coal, \u2018s here in connection with the conference and Dr.Walter Rathenau, President of the German General Electric Co.has arrived to take part in the reparations discussions with Dr.Theodore Melchior, the German financial expert.NORRIS GOVT ERPECT GOOD WORKING MAJORITS Winnipeg Man, July 11.\u2014\"The present administration is confident of sufficient support to secure 6 good working majority in the House at the next session and rumors that the Government intends to relinquish control are without foundation,\u201d declared Premier BE.C.Norris, Baturday.A conference ot Government members will be 1d next week, following which a statement of the Government's policy with regard to the election will follow, eee QO0D COAL PRODUCTION Maliéax, N.B., Juty 11-\u2014 y, the 20rd day of July, 1920.Te, CHOUINARD.HEALTH DEPARTHENT IMPORTANT MOTICE \u201cpew byl hettles Nan \"LITE Shea?iad tes tue derivation of milk, must be washed as toon as they are empty, they ars te the men.\" new precaution is all in the interests a zr ¢ raining the eaaiinese of A ue Sire coademaabic to oe these betes emma! other purpose.Di.C.PAQUIN, Wessel A rsisa.A r\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 + City of Quebec, District of Quebec, to wits City of Quebec, City Hall, By-law No.BR.By-Law Me.29 cm ei THE Pond ot Foers \u2018snd e rman Frs roi bee At 3 meeting of the Municipal ia the City of eet ee a Sy Hatt id Cit au day of Uy, ent thi nine hum dred and twenty, (1920), conformity te w, in virtue of 8 bylaw ps by ia Council, pursuant thereto, and after the ohoervance of all the formalities pre wribed LA pe statute in sach case made an e at which meeting were ER Ry c, that ig to aa \"% e 4 ls ERR RL kay EE SES Fh In declared form hae è .ne case excecd the we tng bert 5,\" Jo Attested.(LS.AND WORRMANGEIP $.J.Burke, Cyr.Delagrave BUTCHER, 78 d'Aigulllen St, Quebec.Choice Meat, Veal, Beef, Fowl, Fresh and Balt Pork, Ham, Lamb, Cooked Meats, : ne.\u2014Telophone 4788\u2014 MONDAY, JULY 13, 1936.LA CAISSE D'ECONOMIE DE NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC * \u2014_\u2014 ONLY TABLETS MARKED BAYER\" ARE ASPIRIN Not Aspirin at All without the Bayer Cross\u2019 DROPPED DEAD IN BOARDING HOUSE Felix Boutin, of Cornwali, Conn, Pound Lifeless In His Chair \u2014 .After having come trem Corwwall.Connecticut, to see his parents ai ét.Francois de Montmagny, a man | + Savings Bank, Quebec.Its special object is to recsive and secure the deposits of sums however small they way be to help creating provident habits.con | emmener BY oh i LAFATE EU FRANCE, JULY 14 National Holiday of France ES) \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 0 ILLERY NI EN\u201d FETE TESTEAON Festival of St.Jean Baptiste OFFIGER DI) SUDDENLY Mr.Jean Bouffard of Crown DIED.vomeé Felix meute passed away la ihe Gandren beavding DE i ort, former mer: Lands Dept., Passad Away| Will Be Celebrated Hore on| Fittingly Obsarved by Resl- bou 2 d'hous Le Fort Brest yer quant or piller, et the A of ee Amidst General Regret Wednesday dents of Parish En a areanate man was to have © 7 Funersl on Wednesday morning e 8 \u2014\u2014\u2014 i taken the train some time yesterday, for he had his railway ticket to fit.Francois de Montmagny in his pocket, but he was not spared to 900 those whom be loved for he wat uitting quite still just before dinner in a chair, when it was noticed that there was sumething strange shout his position, snd when he was called, he did not respond.Dr.Thibaudeau was sent for.an when he arrived, promounced the man dead.It Is not known what at 8:30 o'c , trom his late residence, 178 Hermine strest, to Bt.Sauveur Church and thence to the Parish Cemetery.GREEN\u2014On Sunday, July 11, 1938, at 38% Bt Patrick Btrest, Jens George Edgar Green, beloved son of Sergt.and Mrs.J.C.Green., agen 8 months and 11 days Funeral will take place today (Monday) st 3 o'cleck,.from his The festival of St.Jean Baptiste was observed yesterday, instesd of the 34th June, by the residents of Sillery Parish in a ftting manner, and the weather was all that could 80 desired for a proper celebration of the event, which was une of the mos: successful carried out in recons years.7 The celbration (his year consisted af a procession, fellowed by à High The name \u201cBayer\u201d is the thumb-| of \u201cBayer Tablets of Aspiria* which print of gewvine Aspirim.It poci-| contains proper directions for Colds, ively identifies the ealy ine | Headache, Teothachs, Earache, Neu- Aspirin,\u2014the Aspiris hy | ralgis, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Neuriphysicians for over yoors sad] tis, Joint Pains, and Pain generally.now made in Tin boxes of 13 tablets cost but Always buy sa unbrokes package ; à few cents.Larger \u201cBayer\u201d packages.- There is only one Aspisin\u2014\"Bayer\"\u2014Yon must say \u201cBayer\u201d Amit nt Ve mat od In oat SE er, Met Mae oat! ture, nat the publie against Lmitstisns, Table er vi anes wi cheir general trads mark, (ha \u201cNeyer Cress\u2019 4 It was with feelings of deep regret that the many friendg of Mr.Jean Bouffaré, law officer of the Provinejal Departments of Crewn Lands and Forests, legrned of his death, which eceurred suddenly, Friday night at his summer residence on the {sland of Orleans.\u2018The late Mr.Bouffard, who was oixty years af age at the time of his July 14th.the national holday of Frenchmen will be celebrated here on Wednesday next in brilliant style by the French colony ef Quebec with the help où the friends of France.In these days following on the victory of France and of her Allies, it Lodther Goods Specials! Trunks = the performance of his duties he gave the utmost satisfaction and thus A CORRECTION, Quebec, July 10, 1930.strest, and thence to St.Patrick's Cemetery.This celsbration is marked by a nappy colncidence.was strung across the road through | which the procession passed.: demise, was ons of the oldest, as|'s Sing that the French national : .father's residence, to Bt.Patrick's \u2018well as one of the best-known offi- | holiday should not pass nnoriosd in Mass in (he Pariah Church, and In|was the couse of death, but It {3 © ry.cors of the Provincial Gover t the afternoon athelelic sports were |prosumed to be heart failure, \u2014 J .Sth inst, Elleh He foined the service § De ae our city, whose population ineludes|neifl.The organizers of the day's| An inquest will probably be held THOMAS\u2014On ther ot the late 1351, 25 Inw officer.which position |* onsiderable aumber of French-|préframme cerialnly tuifilied their jon the remains this morning, by the Natl Murphy, aller, and he held until is death, Tre wes |men.mot à few \u201cpoilus\u201d and friends | Julien in a very satistaciory mil Coroner.' \u2018widow of the late Philip Thomas, most conscientious in the discharge of France without number.the\u2019 whol ® proceedings Pion the ; + = of his responsible duties, which re- All the Quebec friends of France people ot Biers Pari entered into i \u2018 Tuners! from her iste residence, quired the services of a man pos- [are associating themselves with the|with the great > athusiaem i Co N d nce ' 35 Bt.Oliver street, on Monday \u2014 sessing special knowledge regarding (local French celony on Wednesday ¥ : resp on \u20ac ° » 2 morning, the 13th instant, at 8.45 43 St.John St the laws concerning the lands, rivers [to glorify with them victorious Wiis.Priv on tiny ne er ewe i 0 S olle e choo tor St.Patrick's Church, MeMahon and fisheries of the Province, and in |France, France ever glorious gerville, and here and there fags > In the passing Lennoxville- 9-Q- Phone 6385 .8 Prissipal: J.Wiliams, B.A., Em 1 College.Cambri Friends and sequaintances are {armed the entire confidence of the [presence hers of Csache-Blowak| The procession was formes at the To Kditor of The Chronicle.wigan: J.Tyson Vie Boys \"Pronaratios fur Cniveraiiers RME respectfully invited to attend.\u2018 er of |troopa belonging to à country which{@choul House by the Marshall, Mr.| Dear Sir.\u2014In your today's issue, Ÿ Kingston, es fer business life.Separate Preparatory School Extensive new build: Crown Lands, and other officials with whom he came in contact in the course of his work, and they as well as his other employees in the Department will feel his lons very keenly.Mr.Bouffard was born at St Laurent, Island of Orleans, in 1880.He took his classical course at the Quebec Seminary and his law course at Laval University, and for a time te was a partner of the present Chief Justice of the Buperior Court, Sir Francois Lemieux.Previous to Every attention given to de- owes its - es independence and its free.to the meatal development vf pupiis.dom to the Allies in general and to France in particular.The men of these troops desire to show their remembrance and are pleased to contribute to the success of the French national holiday.«+ .Thus we shall see next Wednesday at the Exhibition Park ar imposing body of Czecho-Slovaks taking part fn the programme which will include many attractions For the moment, we need only say that the Czechoings in excellent location.Splendid play grounds.C.Martineau, at 8:15 a.m., and pro- permet and health i [3 vosded down Church Hill, through ithe Cove Road, up Gignac's Hill, en nce to Bt.Louis Rogd into Bersorville and buck to the Church by Sillery Hill.The order of proces sion was: St Jean Baptiste banners, followed by the children of the Parish, 'Harmonie Band of Quebec, Allegorical cars with representations of Champlain, Ancient Canadiennes, Faith, Hope and Charity, represented by the Misses May Aubin, Lauretta Aubin and Bella Julien; 8t notice under \u201cImposing Array of Big Jurists,\u201d page 14, the name of Doctor lauder.Allow me (Hollander, on business trip through Canada) Lo tell you, this name is absolutely wrong, and must Le read as follows: Doctor M.Loudon, formerly Foreign Minister (during the war) of The Netherlands, and Ambassador in Paris momber of the Permanent Court of Arbitretion at The Hague, etc, etc.The long dissnce between Quebec as well a» Next term Card of Thanks To W.0., N.C.O.'s and men of the Royal Canadian Engineers, at Louis Barracks; for flowers and services rendered during our recent bereavement.\u2014Sergt.and Mre.J.c.Green, R.C.E.° ur Mlustrated calendar and information apply to J.Tyson Williams, § eines Lennoxvillemr Ter = LH.LEVISSER The Hoyse where you can procure the Genuine Article and at Reasonable Prices Just received: arvia 8 ie Blovaks will give exhibitions of mili- i$ .French Martinique Rham.entering the service of the Provin- |tary and a Sean Baptiste, represented by Louis And The Hague may be the cause Preserves Joss 2h AUDITORIUM The meet advantageous thing || cial Government, he was in the em | accompaniment 6\u20ac their lues 10 the) Nadenu: little Bt.Jenn de Baptiste, |of this little mistake.Prevents Dust G | Bene Rests to have in the house.ploy of the Post Owice Department, | As in previous years it will not be by lorenzo Nadeau, and Jacquer! y 1 am, dear sir, Lees Mo , Distributers for this city, which he resigned on ap.| forgotten that the first event on the Cartier by Jos.Gauthier.The re- Sincerely yours, ney mainder of the procestion was composed of Independent Order of\u2019 Forester, Fire Brigade, Chussures de | Salaberry, with their chaplain; ro - ! Limoilou Cadets and Band.a |exeey FORD BUYS RALLROAD | Jean Baptiste Cadets with Band, 7 Catholic Order of Foresters with| Detroit.Mich.July 11\u2014Purchase Nag: The Mayor of Sillery, Mr.J.of the Detroit, Tuviedo and Ironton Arthur Gauthler and town Council- | Ralroad by Henry Ford and his son, lots, and (he Bt.John de Baptiste Edsel B.Ford, was announced by B\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TODAY, Tomorrow snd Wednesday: \u201cWHEN BEARCAT WENT DRY\u201d; Comedy, Weekly.Thersiay, Friday and Saturday: Elaine Hammerstein ia \u201cWHIS- .| PERS,\u201d a Selmnick picture, with pointment to the position of Assistant Clerk to the Recorder of Quebec which he relinquished on accepting that of Law Officer of the Crown {ands Department, Mr.Bouffard some ten years ago was named Professor of Forestry Law in Laval University, and was hel® in the highest esteem by the authorities of that institution, as well programme is à Mass which will be celebrated on Wednesday morning at nine o'clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart of Mary, Lgchevrotiere Street.There will he a sermon appropriate to the occasion delivered by a young French preacher.BOY PAINFULLY INJURED Caledonia Springs Co., Adanae and Red Arrow Gooda 48 PALACE HILL, Phone 1146 Junellxly Mr.JOAN JANSSEN, Hotterda | N order to bring the facts before tax- utie m.| I payers as well as road authorities, The Barrett Company has organized a Special Service Department, which keeps up to the minute on all road problems.If you will write to this Department regarding road e880! 9 £ 2 C Henry |.LL .a Comedy and Weekly.YESTERDAY AFTERNOON Society's the Ht.Sauveur and |G.Leibold, Secretary to > .Matines, 180; Evening, 35c.ee ° Brot mors he th pi Gerard Thompson, aged between |Billery.The procession was an im- | Ford.The purchase price is not condi or problems iu your vicinity, the matter will ; \u2019 = ee, orbs relating to forestry, |13 2d 16 years, was peintully in.[pressing one and was witnessed by » disclosed.bave the prompt attention of experienced engineers.*ljured, when he was struck the [large crowd of spectators from town Purchase of the road, was.in par! his latest production being \u201cLoi du | the outgrowth of difficulties Michgan NEXT WEEK: \u201cMALE AND FEMALE.\u201d With Gloria Swanson, Bebe Domain.\u201d which is at present being published, and will be a valuable contribution to the legal profession VICTORIA TODAY \u2014\u2014 Max Linder Wn \u201cTHE LITTLE CAFE\"; also last episode \u201cTrail Of Octepus\u201d; Slovak Review; and the grent care we exercised in this Important work has been no emal!l factor in the winning of many actions at law, in which the Government has been involved from time to time.Quebec and Montreal: Times shown below are Eastern Standard Time.To convert to daylight saving time, add one hour.Trains Lesve Palais Station, Quebec, \u201cComedy, Etc.7:50 a.m.~Local.Daily except Sun- Mr.Bouffard was a devoted mem- vergne.) : day.Yor Trois Rivieres and |per of the Roman Catholic Church, for mn affaire, which werel Battman's Mass was sung during | °T°4$° of nan lone from the pre perse Montreal Intsrmediate a and with him the call of charity subdued without any trouble.the service by the choir of the Vous moe , when the figures were 1 Arrives rs ; A a church and amonget the soloisty \"1e Viger Station, 2:26 p.m.ever found a ready response.His | MINDSOR GROCERS re tuted In the musical pro.| The previous months total is the THE EMPIRE TODAY \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CARLYLE BLACKWELL in \u201cHITORMISS\" Under Sentence\u2014Comedy and quiet and unassuming manner endeared him to a host of friends, especially those of the legal fraternity and the members of the Provincial service.\u2018The surviving members of the late Mr.Bouffard's family are his widow 1:50 a.m.\u2014Local.Sunday only.For Trois Rivieres and intermediate stations.2:00 p.m.~\"The Frontenss.\u201d Dallyr Montreal.Arrives at Montrea), Windeor Street station, T: I.Weekly.3:30 p.m.\u2014Local.Daily except Sun inion Board of Commerce, request-|xendre:; Agnus Del by Mrs.J.A, In the afternoon, sports wera day, For Trois Rivieras and in- forment Miss Emma Canube or ing that a detailed monthly report Gauthier and Mr.Bertrain; Ave held, and the fourteen events, which er \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 termediate Moen .IR Gobeil, of Chateau Richer, and must be made of all sales.\u2018The |Marie, Mra.J.A.Gauthier: \u201cEt In composed the programme Were 4:90 p.m.\u2014\"The r\u201d Dally\u201d ex- Miss M.uerite Bouffard and four |trocers have notified W, C.Kennedy, @pirtum\u201d, Messrs Theophile Aubin keenly contested.These included cept Sunday.For Men i arg , M.P.for North Essex, that the or.[and J.A.Gauthier: Pecher's|races jumping, smoking contest, etc.Take Maple Avenus car to De Salaberry Btedy: \u201cDark and Cloudy\"; Chestoy Outing, Full Oroheatrepd The Classic is the best ventilated \u2018Theatre in Town.\"We receive daily, Fresh Wild Strawberries, for pre- \u2018serving; reasofiable prices, Telephone 5630.LEGAL NOTICE.\u2014 CANADA.Province ef Quebec.Distriot of Quebec.Buperior Court.Mary Grace, wife separ- Ne.1963.Strawberries tre Arrives Montreal, Place Viger at 9:30 p.m.10:45 «Local.Daily.Fer Montreal and intermediate stations.Arrives Montreal, Place Viger Bintion at 5:50 a.m.Trains Arrive at Palsls Station.Quebec, as follows: : vons, Messrs Henri, Maurice, Jean and Robert Bouffard, for whom the greatest sympathy whl be felt by the community in the bereavement they have sustained.The funeral service will take place at St.Laurent this morning.and the 0:30 mer Local.Daiiy except byn.| Ment in Belmont Cemeteryday.From Trois ilivieres (6900 u.m.), and intermediate stations 1:55 pm \u2014Ltocal.Exeapt Sunday.From Montreal (1:60 am.Place Viger Stn), and intermediate stations.8:00 p.~'\"The Frontenac.\" Daily, From Mentresl (9:45 a.m.Wingsor Street sation.ys m, \u2014 Local.Sunday enly.om Trois Rivieres (6:00 p.m.) and intermediate stations 9:18 Jom The Viger.\u201d Except junday.From Montreal (4:16 p.m.Place Viger Sn.) C.P.R.Ticket Agents will gladly furnish additional information en request, July12,16,20,24,26¢,50.QUEBEC CROWDED WITH MANY VISITORS Quebes city for the past week has been crowded with tourist travel, and the Hotels have been doing a thriving business.The Chateau Frontenac is filled with guests, many of whom from the United States and Canada West, were on their first visit to the Anclent Capital and deiighted with the verious puints of historical interest, and scenic beauty of the city and its environs.The remarkable fame of the Bhrine of Mt.Anne de Beaupre, is evidenced by the large number of tourists who are visiting the Shrine daily which is taxing the car accommodation of the Montmorency Division of the 8:48 WOMEN COVER WASHINGTON WITH IRISM POSTERS man lying on the tracks by Shed 20.The ambulance was called, and the man transported to the Hotel Dieu, where it was later ascertained that his name was Roach, and that he was & shiplaborer who had fallen from the roof of Shed 20 to the ground below.The unfortunate victim was a resident of Sault au Matefot str velsased on collateral to & court on Wednesday.The posters denounced \u201cBritish militarism\u201d and continued propaganda urging recognition of the \u201cIrish Republic\u201d by the United Btates Government and expressed sympathy with the Sinn Fein movement.The bill posting campaign was conducted Thursday night, when the women spent twe hours pasting circulars shaft of a carriage yesterday afternoon.It appears that the shaf( plerced his side, and the lad ls maid to be suffering from several broken FIREMEN KEPT BUSY, number of calls yesterday and Saturday.Alarms were rung in from Boxes 29, 59 and 415, but were all .JOIN MOVEMENT Windsor, Ont., July 11\u2014A special meeting of the grocers section of the RetaH Merchants\u2019 Association has been called for Monday night to protest aguinst the order of the Domder cannot be obeyed.Rapreseniatives will be named Monday to go ts Ottaws to formally file a protest.The firemen had to anawer to & and surrounding district.sub-deacon.occasion was the Rev.Kyriegendre and \u201cBenedictus\u201d Ll Eel Vid The High Mass commenc 16:15, and was attended by sn & ceadingly large congregation whicn the Southeamern bituminous Aelds | Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament Church, Quebec, aesistedby the Rev.Fathers Garneau, ag deacon, gramme were, Mrs.J.Gauthelr and Mrs.Jos.Laliberte, who sang the The \u201cDomine\u201d of Lhe Gloria by Mr.J.A.Gauthier and Mr.8t.tjeorge Legendre; The Credo, J.A, Gauthier, and Mrs.St.George Le- \u201cO Saluturis,\u201d Mrs.St.George Leby Miss joyment to the large crowd in at- Genevieve Legendre.Mr.Theophile [tendance .ed nt Industries have experienced for sev- x.eral years in obtaining coal from U.8.STEEL UNFILLED ORDERS New York, July 11.\u2014Unfilled or- and | ders of the United States Steel Cor- Bnchet, of Jeaus Marie Convent 8» |, ation for the month ending June The preacher for the yg were 10,978,817 tons, it Was an- Father La: nounced yesterday.This is an in.greatest since July 1917, when unfilled orders aggregated 10,844,164.Aubin presided at the organ.The impressive service was brought to 4 close by the singing of \u201c0 Canada.\u201d and were the sources of much en- ! Daniels and Thomas Meighen.In order to take proper care of |in this country.In his capacity 88mg At the present time he is ia [included His Honur the Lieut.Gov.| The line runs direet to Detroit from | - { the heavy traffic in and out oi one | Len Officer to the Crown Lands De- line St.Francois d'Assise hospital, [ernor, with his En Capt.the coal fields and avoids the usually _ 2001 50 share 8 = cifié Railway have arranged the foi partment, Mr.uffard has been [but no report of his condkion could |Staunton.The celebration of the [cumented gateaways of Ohio.se Joba, N.R \u2018 Company Towing schedule of trains between very successful in drawing up briefs, ye obtained last evening.mass was Rev.Father Jean, of the * Halifez.NS.us Montreal, Quebec.If you want better rosds and lower taxes, this Department can greatly assist you.Booklets gladly sent to anyone interested.i Sydney.N.8.Tesemte.Winnipez Vancouver Today: Olive Thomas in \u201cLove\u2019e ||5:80 am \u2014 Local.Daily.From |remains will afterwards be convey- ee i dre Mens De narra toes \"se in 1 (10,46 pam.Place |ed to Quebsc by special boat, arriv- ; with M .\u2018 Prisoner\u2019; Classic Weekly News, Vier Bin); and intermediate | jug) eason oper 414.00.= ; : : 7 newest models Values to .Now, Topics of the Day, Gayety Com- statio \u2018 ing here at 10:30 am.for inter rn ad ) AT THE GREATEST SMASH IN PRICES § WE HAVE YET PUT ACROSS.y 150 pairs Men's Boots in Black and Tan calf skin, : \"i A $7.95 F Shoes do not remain long on our sheiveafat thie price, so get started early for the WALK-OVER BOUT SHC \u2014at\u2014 Q.R.L H.& P.Co.\u2018Washington, July 11.\u2014(By Can.- * J S d Press)\u2014Two members of £1 Am-|MAN FELL OFF NED 10 St John St Juty13xd V sriean women pickets were arrest- MN LOUIE BASIN ta ma ME RET y ° a ar od late Friday night charged with o be x bh oh ra EER vielaging the Bil Posting Law.The| Of Saturday morning between hull - Grocer, two women, Mrs.Elie Lucille Smitn| Past five and six o'clock, as Conand Miss Kathleen O'Brennan, the stable Jeffrey was making the round % ST.JOHN STREET, Publicity Agent of the Piokets, were of the Louise Basin, he diacovered & Large Choice of Wines and Liquors of the Most Various RX + Convide Port Wine, in large and small bottles ated by marriage contract as te goods of Alfred B.Faucher, of the City of Quebec, proprietor of the 8t.Ursule Mots], and the sald Alfred Æ, Faucher, te assist and authorise his onld wife, PleintiN; va Lee L.Richard, of the city of Quebec, at the present time of parts unknown, Reand posters on sign boards.A num- bor were found yesterd.en the walls at Bt.Aloveius Chureh, but the women mid they did not put them there, DON'T K186 THE BABY sandeman's Finest Sherry; four varieties MeKensie's Sherry Wines; the very finest.MoMansie's Selected Pert Wines : Jehnnie Walker's Milmarnoek Sootok Whisky.1 Cream of Barley Beotch Whisky.= Three Sters Burke's Irish Whisky in botties Eyesight Dim ?1 your eyesight ie dim, your vis- lon blurred; if your eyes ache, itch, burn or feel dry, get & bottle af Boa.Opto (ablete from your \u201cdruggist dissolve ons in a fourth of à gias v Toronto, July 11\u2014Terento mothers aris, 'e Tres: thin one.mon rm are warned wy pr Sn To 2 Hast-[of weter and wie » bathe the Kid \u2018 Brisard, Roger & Co's .Laquers em trem | ings, the Leet Meal r, not|trom two to four times a day.Bonthe e of the lam oation of] to kim thoir Ibis on the mowh.0 has given aronger eyes, O v in the \u201cSoleil\u201d in the| \u201cRobien are te Precious te x.ares, sharper vision sad relief to GE RGES PATRY, tiie orde! 4 \u201cChronicle.\u201d J.B, Lemieux, D.P.C.5.,|porimnent en:\" oouanele the Minister Pa man 0 EJ es , Tavergne, Godbout._.Julwated lve ouxnebz alone\u201d.theumads Note: Doctere my BonsOpto strengthens epeaight $0 peroent in & \u2018eo time In WAY inotsacen «FER NOUSE OF QUAUTE.\u201d 0e Fabrique Sirens Phase 400 Ct eves ANOTHER HOM \u201cBABE\u201d RUTH SCORES pes CHERE ry aif ae a anne + + D .EXCELLENT CARD OF BOUTS ~ IS ON PROGRAMME FOR THE | '.» RUSTIC THEATRE THIS PM.| SHOTYESTERDAY Three Rattling Good Boxing Matches And a Wrestling Bout {Canadians Did Well at Bisley Are On Bill\u2014Jones Arrived in Town Yesterday Afternoon From Sherbrooke\u2014Great Demand for Seats au ties at the Rustic Theatre this evening when three rattling good bouts are on the bill, as well as a wres*-| ling match.Soldier Jones Canada\u2019s lightheavy- welght champion, who meets #8! Green to-night, arrived in town yesterday from Sherbrooke where, on\u2019 Saturday night he knocked out ons urge MAGS tiing Joe Wilson in two rounds With Junes is his manager, \u201cDarkey\" Daniels, and Dan Keller, Jones\u2019 trainer.According to advices from Sherbrooke.Jones gave Wilson a bad mauling although the American was over thirty pounds heavier.In the first round, the soldier connected with his terrible right hand and.Wilson went down for a count of nine.He managed to hug through the remainder of the session but in the second round was floored four times.Towards the close of the WON FROM NAPS Final Score Was 12 to 11 \u2014Protest Entered Over the, Match Coming from behind in the fifth Inning yesterday afternoon at the 1C.B.grounds, the St.Patriek's nine \u2018slugged their way to a 12 10 11 vic-, tory over Jules Joncas\u2019 Napoleons in a game that was featured by the session, Jones heaved over another scoring of the first home run that In Fairly Good Weather on Saturday Bisley Camp, July 16\u2014(Canadian Associated Press)\u2014Conditions were less (vacherous today when the newspaper matches were taken, Li.J.O.Nix, of Winnipeg, won the first prise In the Birmingham Small Arms alter 3 peculiar shoot of with a South African.Lt.Nix scored a mise.an outer and a central.His opponen: scored a magpie.a mim snd a magpie.The total entries for today's matches were Daily Graphis, 582; Graphic, 659; Tekgreaph, 554; Stock Eachange, 544, and Wimbledon Cup, 262.The shooting for the Daily Graphie prize, ten shots at 200 yards, was of \u2018a very high standard.At least eighi scored possibles.Scores of Canwdians were: Lt.A.Sxinner, Fort William, Lt.John Chandler, Woodstock.N.B.and Major T.Young.48: Pte.Welr, 'Toronto, 47; Sergt.James Boa, Montreal.Capt.C.R.Crews, Guelph, Pte.Robert Edmond.Toronte.Pts William J.Irvine, Ottawa, Secgt.A.McCabe.Charlottetown.Bergt.- Major EMPRESS TEM LIED IN DAMN Shared Eight Goals with R.C.a.4.\u2014League Suspends Operations For One Month Coming from behind in the second half of their league game with the R.C.G.A.on Saturday evening at the Exhibition Grounds, the Empress of France managed to divide the points with the Soldiers, but they just managed to do it, for about fifteen seconds after they had scored thelr fourth and tieing goal, the final whistle blew.4 The Empress started out well, and scored the first goal but the R.C.G.A.came back determinedly, and could not be held, before they had scored three goals in reply.Then the Empress had unother spell of lite, and made the count 3 to 3, but the Artillerymen scored a fourth stopped the ball inside the line.On changing ends, the Empress eleven started to work In real earnest, and following a hot attack on the Artillery citadel, they were suc- cesstul in reducing their opponents\u2019 lead to one goal when Henshaw WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP Defeated\u201d Laframboise in the Finals of Provincial Lawn Tennis Tournament Montreal, July 11.\u2014A.J, Veysey captured the tennis championship of the Province of Quebec Baturday when he defeated KE.H.Laframboise in the fina} of the Province of Quebec Tennis Tournament.Re sults we Veyssy beat Laframboise 6-4; 0-6; 4-6; 6-2; 6-3.Other results were: Ladies singles challenge round: Mrs.Boyd beat Miss Simpson 9 2-6, 6-3.Ladies singles final: Miss Simpson beat Miss Ogilvie 8-6, 6-4.Mixed doubles, semi-final: Miss Gallery and Laframboise beat Mrs.German and Gerard by default, Mixed doubles, final: Mrs.Boyd .and Prancls beat Miss Gallery and Laframbo!se, 6-0, 6-3.Handicap singles: te P.C.Hart beat A.L.8.Mills, 6-3, 6.4, 6-1, Intermediate doubles, final: FRONTENAC WON FROM FIREMEN Defeated the \u201cPomplers\u201d\u201d by Count of 17 to 2\u2014 Foot Races Run Off ' \u201ces a \u2014 N 3 .In & regular league game at the Kent House lacrosse grounds yee- terday afteracon, the Frontenacs, last year's champions, administered an overwhelming defeat Lo the Firemen's team, winning by a score of 17 02.\" From the way the game started off, it sermed as if the Firemen ware going lo win, and during the first minute and a half they bdm- barded the Frontenac nets, but without result.Gradually the Frontanscs amperted themselves, and from: the end of the first ten minutes the re sult was never in doubt.The game was very clean, only one player being banishad, and that for a minor offense.The offlcials we very strict.and kept the players In hand all during the time the match was in progress.A During the intervals between the twenties, the.remainder of the fhot races\u2019 that were postponed from Dominion Day were run off, and after the game the prises were presented to the lucky winners by Mr.The only resret-|| Harry: Fontaine.- ST.PATRICK'S BEAT NAPOLEONS YESTERDAY Telephone.4 7400 pairs.Modern paint shop.GARAGE\u2014AUTO REPAIRS .33,500 superficial fest.48 machines may be repaired at the time.Al tourists visiting Quebec will find irreproachable service at the Julien Garage.Modern, complete and perfect outfit - Special departments for electrical accumulators ° Magneto re- Special department for manufacture of seal\u2019 covers, tops, tires, springs and radiators.WANTED\u2014Good Agents for the Country.Parlor 1200 sé St Valier St Auto Distributors tor Overland TN 4, Willys-Knigt , Chandler Biz * Oldsmobile Eight Wiston Siz TRÇOKS: - Kelly Springfield Oldsmobile Ecomomy : Bothiobenn Denby ; July?,12,18,1 7x4 [TIRES - TIRES | - 20 to 30% Reduction \"WE have one of the largest stocks of TIRES in this city and it would pay all automobile owners to see our prices before placing their right hander and Wilson went doWN pas been made in u ity |B.J.Read.Victoria, B.C.Major IF |etopped the bal inside the line.Preston and Wodyatt beat Kdgell|table thing about the races was the like a Jog.Time saved him from oo cue ball for a ada Richardson, Victoria, B.C.bro Tren cama the best part of the/8nd Taviolette, 8 6-4.lack of entrants, as there were just order elsewhere.deing counted out but when the bell! \u2019 J.-J.Vincent.Hamilton, Ont.42; |game.with the Empress striving to| ladies handicap, final: enough to ensère each contestant rang again for the resumption ober of years.Lt.F.E.Rosen, Edmonton, Sergt.W |gcore the equalising point, and the| Miss Abbott beat Miss Turner, getting a prize.and as ail ihe prises hostilities in the third round, Wil.Marcel Savard was the gentleman |a Hawkins, Toronto, 41.soldiers determined not to let the!S-4 8-6., vers of a very high class, Las too S son lay unconscious in his corner who tried Lo cop some of Babe! In the Graphic Cup, ten shots af |mariners through.Just before the that a larger number of playws a did not compete.The game and the races were witnessed by about fifèen hundred people.and they enjoyed the evnts thoroughly.20 Crown Street Junelixlaw.monxé and Jones was deciared the winner.Ruth's glory, and he slammed one 500 yards, Sergt.J.GC.Colm, Baska: Since his last appearance here.of Metivier's offerings in the sixth toon, scored 50.including seven cen- Jones has fought some of the best tres.The other Canadian scores hy = frame far enough tv allow him to were: Lieut.J, O Nix, Winnipezmen in the business and has deve- circle the Lases fu: the first home final whistle went, however, the Empress men went through with an irresistible rush, and tied the score.The goal scorers were Hay, E.HANDICAP RAGE } oped into a fighter who has to Lelrun of the season.There was nu- bo FEA id Toronto.McGraith 2 and Tingman for the! Tams and summary: reckoned with.He has = long list body on ba ut the time.Captain W.J.Sangster, Falmouth, |RC.G.A., and Sweeny 2, Bolton and Frontenae.Firemen.| ;__\u2014 of knockouts to his credit indicating, \u2018The Naps atarted nut by grab- N.S.48: Bergt.J.Bon.Montreal Edwards fcr the Empress of France.Goal the terrific force Lehind his drives.bing four runs in the fret frame but Ca tal © RC Guel h Pi Just before the game.Mr.D.œ \" .Benoît the Saints came back with a brace |C2P'ein C.R.Crowe, ph nnelly .eno! Among those, Jones has put to sleep, £ tailles in the À hall ot pri W.J.Irvine.Ottawa.Major North.| Wright announced that he would Pointare One Ronud.Buffalo's famous ee aies ne mm Mail wf the), 0\" winnipeg, Major F.Richard.present a new ball to the winners, G.Fortier : Alain heavy.Stanley Meyers, Indian Ja- ene che Nw oe in the son.Victoria.Gunner W.B.Ting- so the twn captains tossed after the Seven Well Contested Races \u2019 Cover Pointmieson, Jim Stockley.and Jack, Pird, while herr ave?oes man.Quebec: Capt.J.H.Vincent.match.the R.C.G.A.winning the On Card at Delorimier O J.Fortier .G.Plamondon of a Willams.Jones knocked out, second and third session Hamilton.Trooper Edmonton, 47.(toss and the ball.n ar ai elorimier On Defence.Jamieson in Toronto and established ™,, = Inning proved blank [Capt: F.R.Martin, Calgary, Bergt- Teams: R.C.G.A., Henshaw, goal: Abbe .Cries Robitaille | : BICYC LE a new Canadian record for disposing\u2019, pi} cams.but in the fifth wilh | Major E.J.Read, Victoria.Pte.G | pugh and Kear, backs: Warner, Saturday Chevalier .Laverdiere .- of & man in quick time.the soldier he score sanding six to four tor Weir, Toronto, 46; Sergt.A.McCabe.| Hay and Tavier, half backs: E.Me- A.Morissette A.Plamondon MEN find it a rapid.economic and stow.ng his opponent away with one|, Charlottetown.45; Lieut.J.Chand- Lobb, Ti à vntre.N pd.the Naps, the Irishinen took a brace .: Graith.Tingmau, Lobb, Turner an .agresable means of transportation.punch ere the round had gone more, and before the inning had ended ler, Woodstock.N.B.Major T|w.MeGraith.wards.Montreal.Que.July 10\u2014Delori- [E.Morissette .MeLaufhtin They avoid the congestion of the than ten seconds.Naturally.Jones four St.Pats runners had crossed | YOURS Toronto.Corporal H.Young | Empress of ance: Charnock, jmier Park results: \u2014 Hom tramways and the Tati of walking.manager, Daniels, san only see one.tha home plate.Quiting ihe Irieh- Toronto.44: Lt.Col.P.E.Rowen goal: Evans and\u201d Sherwin, backs:| First race, aix furlongs, purse Martineau .Builivan YOUTHS in procuring it are on.winner to-night but he frankly ad-{men in froni.where they swayed for Fdmonton.Sergt.W.A.Hawking |g poi Grant and Mattoc, half|$800.4-year-olds and up, claiming\u2014 | A.Morissette .-».Hughes bled 10 mak vie ri h muts that Green is a real tough man.;the rest of the game, aithough the Toronto.4! Major Utton, Toronto.backs; Bolton.Shevlin, Sweeny.Ed-|Bevsriy James.104.Dunkinson,|Volsells .c++.Owen country on shag ANSE pio as Danjels saw the colored man give; Naps slammed four more runs 42; Berg: WW Davies, Winnipeg, 41, wards and Lawson, forwards.$5.00, $2.60.32.50, won; Thrills, Out Home.vice, etc > ns > Fred Fulton quite an argument.\u2018across the plate in the last half of Sergt.C.A.Haw'sy.Winnipeg, 40.Immediately after the game à 107, Pauley, $2.50, $2.40, second; |L Miller .-.Larue = After his fight here, Jones is book-|:he ninth, and came within one run | Perf: W.J.Rooke.Toronto, 38; leagus meeting was held on tha Ex- Galopin, 104, Bulcrofa, $3.40, third.Inside Heme.{Sone CIRLA Cp t the #d to fight in Toronto and will later °F tYINE the score.Ldeut.A.Skinner.Fort Willem.35 hibition Grounds, and the Secretary|T me.1:23.Ramona, Fairy Prince Ging or \u2018suvetitates.Grenier Loh ing : \\ | > .meet the famous Gene Tunney, t.Puis used three new players.> and President both tendered their|*\"d Mavbridge also ran.tutes.|.recreation.A run pn a bicycle i.ghtheavyweight champion of the A.E.at Jersey City.Green is expeotsd in this morning, while Spike Sullivan put the final touches to his training yesterday, and will only take a little light exercise this morning.Spike says that he is Roing to challenge the winner of tonight's bout.Bullivan\u2019s opponent is from the Empress, and his mates have all been helping him get in the best possible condition and one and all predict a victory for him The preliminary bout will see young Corrigan.of Laval.try to repeat his performance of last week, when he put Charlie Chaplin Crevier away in the first round.but he is up against a tougher customer this time.All three battles should ba hummers, for all of the men want to get their bouts over as quickly as possible, and say that they will win by the knockout route in double time.The wrestling match will ses two good men pitted against each other for two fifteen minute periods, which Will be locked after by Ad.Audette, while the boxers will be taken care of by Alf.Lynch.The first event will start sharp at 8.20, 30 it behooves all who wish to Trainers the scraps to get there on me.\u201cBABE\u201d RUTH NEAR HEAD OF BATTERS Home Run King is Second to Sigler in American League \u2014National Figures Chicago, July 10\u2014With a new world\u2019s record within his grasp \u201cBabe\u201d Ruth, the New York slugger, today is driving towacde the batting championship of the ,imeri- can League.Reposing in fourth place a week ago the home-run king is now ge ond in the list of batters with average of .386\u2014 thirty-three pol behind George Bisler, the Bi.louis star, who is leading the league.Ruth nassed the veteran Trin Speaker of Cleveland and Joe Jackson of Chicago, who atm led for third place honors with .385.Although Ruth failed to fatten his home-run record during the week, he connected with thirteen hits in nine games.In addition he pulled away from Speaker for ecoring honors.He has cromsed the plate seventy times, while the Clesc'ande: is two runs behind him.Other leading batters: Weaver, Chicago.363; Rice, Washington, 867: Milan.Washington, 346: Johnston, Cleveland, 344.Eayrs.of Boston, pitcher, out- flelder and pinch-hitter, detroned Rogerg Hornsby as lcader among the National! League batters who have participated in forty or more games.He lu batting .403 for 47 games, In which he oracked out 29 hits in 72 times at bat.Hornsby.however.Is the real leader among the regulars with a mark of .278 made in 73 cames.Other leading batters: EE.Smith, Now Tork, 386; Konetchy, Brookly: and Manager Jules Joncas protest.od the game on the greunds that thedr contracts were not handed in to the League president before the commencement of the game.It was a grea: and glorious game.featured by doth heavy hitting and [snappy flelding, and the big crowd that took In the game got a good afternoon's sport.The C.B.team put in an appearance on the diamond, but the Standards did not, so the game was «wurded by umpire Joe Ledden :v the C.B.\u2018& by the usual forfeR score of 9 to 0.The teams and summary: St, Patrick's, ab.r.bh.po.a.e T.Kelly, rt.6 t 2 0 0 o H.Kelly, c.f.#1 2411 Acquin,e¢.8 1 1 8 26% Savard, 3b.5 2 1 1 3 1 Worth, se.2 2 2 1 4 Kirkwood.if.5 # 0 1 © à Kelsher, 1b.5 3 3112 0 1 Gignac.2b, .8 1 a 0 2 1 Pitcher.p.,.5°2 4 0 2 0 | 8 12 34 27 18 5 Napoleon.4b.r.bh.po.a.«.Fontaine, 1f.8 2 3 0 0 0 A.Racine, 2b 2 2 0 1 3 0 Bolduc, 1b.8 1 3 7 3 S8ameon, cf.% 1 31 0 0 ¢ Drouin, ss.1 1 1 1 2 3 Pellerin, 1h, .2 0 1 4 0 0% Mauraile, 3b.§ 0 2 3 2 à Plton, \u20ac.8 1 110 1 à fladrecque, rf.5 2 2 à 0 1 Metivier, p.6 1 1 1 1 0 45 11 17 27 12 5 Score hy Inninge\u2014 RH BR Bt.Patrick's .022041300\u201412 14 5 Napoleon .,.411001004\u201411 17 85 Summary: \u2014Two-base hits: Keleher, 1; Piton, 1; Labrecque, 2; Three base hits: Fontaine; Home run: Savard; Sacrifice: Drouin ;Stolen bases Aoquin, Worth, Keleher, Gignac: Fontaine, Sameon 2, Pellerin, Labreoque; Double play: Piton te Boldue to Piton; Struck out: by Plicher 1.Metivier 9: Bases on balls: off Pitcher 3, Metlvier J: Wild plteh: Piteher: Left on ha=a: ft, Patrick's 9.Napoieon 11: U'mpires: Jon, Ted- Iden, H.P.Drouin; Time of game: ; Two hours.INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE (Sunday Games) At Rochester\u2014 Syracuse .-000012000\u20143 » 3 Rochester .00010004x\u20143 9 0 Batteriss\u2014Donovan and Neibergall: Acosta, Bhrrman, Jaynes and RHE Ross.At Buffalo- R.H.B Baltimore .000230000\u20144 #9 1 Buffalo .40003000x\u2014-7 10 1 Batterien - Reniley, Bullivan, Knelsch and Egan: Martin and Bengough, At Akron\u2014 RHE Jersey City .N00000100\u20141 7 1 Akron .00800001x\u2014-4¢ 9 1 Patteries\u2014Brwmiller and Hyde; Barnce and Walker, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUR 988; Nicholson, Tiisurgs.\u201d Roush, Cincinnati, STANDING, Won.Lost.P.C Buffalo .+.43 36 Lui Raltimore 3e 26 Toronto .+.\u2026.88 27 Akron .\u2026.4% 30 Reading .\u2026.\u2026 e 4 Jersey City .a Rochester .28 84 316 Syracuse .o +0 «0 19 80 221 ta 36 28 06 26 26 38 96 06.08 26 96 96 28 30 98 23 84 Ÿ BASEBALL Ÿ \" od 06 20 26 28 06 38 06 08 96 36 20 36 26 36 28 28 2 1 MATIONAL LEAGUE At Cincinnati\u2014 (Sunday Games) Boston .000011100\u20143 9 2 Cincinnati .100001130\u20146 13 2 Batteries \u2014 Rudolph, McQuillan and Gowdy; Sallee, Eller and Wingo.At Chicago\u2014 R.H.E.New oYrk .000000210\u20143 8 2 Chicago .$02000000\u20142 § 2 Batteriee\u2014Benton and Snyder: Vaughn and Killifer.At Bt.Louis\u2014 RH EB Brooklyn .000101000\u20143 11 1 St.Louis .100000000\u20141 6\u20ac 2 Batteries\u2014Marquar dand Elliott; Doak and Wilson, Dilhoefer.Other teams not scheduled.AMERICAN LEAGUE (Sunday Games) At New York\u2014 R.H KE.Detroit .100003001\u20145 11 1 New York .20102001x\u2014¢ 7 1 Batteries\u2014Ehmke and Ainemith; Mays and Ruel, At Washington\u2014 R.H.E.Cleveland .110000200\u20144 11 © Washington .000000000\u20148 7 2 Batteries\u2014Morton and O'Neill: Johnson Erickson and Picinich, Gharrity.Other teams not scheduled.NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING w L Brooklyn .44 Cincinnati .41 St Louis .40 Chicago .,.39 Pittsburgh .34 Boston .nn Now York .38 Philadelphia.3¢ - - STANDING Ww.L PU Cleveland .81 24 New York .62 27 Chicago .46 29 Washington .37 36 Boston .35 37 8t.Louis .,.3 Detroi® .40 Philadelp 3 NEW RECORD MADE Toronto, Juiy 151.\u2014In the Olympte 100 mile bicycle contest at Exhidle tion Park on Saturday, held under the auspices of the Canadian Wheelmen's Association, there were eix- teen entrants and W.Webster was the winner.Îtis time was five hours ane minute And 4-5 seconds, said to be a record.H.Bounsell, finished second, and 8.Martin third, MADE ANOTHER RECORD New York.July 11.\u2014Man O'War, the Olen Riddle Farms champion \\hree years old, made à new record in the United States In winning the Deyer Stakes at 1 1-8 miles over the Aqueduct Race Track y He ran the distance in 1-6, or one fifth of a second better than the previous record made by Berrow, resignations, but it was decided ta suspend operations of the league for ons month from Thursday next, as the RC.0.A.ars going away te Halifax for their summer training, and during that time only one lea.sue game will be played, betwen the Corinthians and the Victorian.QUEBEC TEAM WAS DEFEATED Sherbrooke Golfers Scored a Victory in Return Match on Saturday at Home Sherbrooke, Que.July 11.\u2014(By Canadian Press).\u2014The members of the 8t.Francis Golf Club of Sherbrooke scored a victory over the Quebec Golf Club in their return match played over the local course on Saturday afternoon, by the scors of 21 to 13.Scores were as follows: Sherbrocke: Alex.Fraser PE | Gordon Miller 0.200000.Edward Beall .James Stewart .H.St.Clayton .William Bpler .J.C Steward .000000000n 00 Royce Gale Dr.H.D.Bayne.H.8 Tawrence .Dr.P.Colquhoun ., Tees Dr.W.O.Lambly .21 Hat © am v0 v0 00 m0 ks Total Quebec: A.W.MeAllister .,.H.G.Bosse H.Mills J.McManamy w.8 Mungall Bir Geo, Garneau .Paul Garneau G.Parent 050000202004.H E.Price .a.Van Felson .Leon Garneau .John Roy .sruscascsisesos 00000 1.00023-4 the government guaranties during ° and $1000 Das in te city at-tne lower-levels, APécialtisg.more er_tess remoteiy re-|JUIY 15.In accordance wih ea] the current six months.| mauvcues EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEBS \u201c .The price which It Is reported the|lsted to Iading industrials.Kx- pariive: nd ature Sal Paividend There is no new development to-| | CALGARY * LL, © Dolaware Hudson Railway may puy|trême renctions of one:to five points | 0.Frere a ph édition ee ne.d@y vZ interest, Now that the nomi-| EDMONTON \u2014_\u2014 + - \u2018For for this or the Government, as tho|iN these groups were partielly re.OB Preferre a \" : nations have been made.we will] VANCOUVER For partioulars apply: | |ase may be is 32.500,00.ieved at the close.Sales amounted Euler qua dividend of 3 Pérl'urobably have & political breathing, VICTORIA READ OFFICE: =~ The other stories connected with|to 338,000 shares.cent pa Ye ee pace for a couple of months.From Tara MONTREAL Provincial Securies Lid.105 MOUNTAIN HILL, - QUEBEC.\"Phone 3377.J M.MacKAY, President.Hon.a.TURGEON, Vice-President.J.H.BOISVERT, Managing Directo.r Juty1oxt.f.BRUNEAU & DUPUIS the rise is a belief that the Shawin!- gan Water & Power Company has begun negotiations for taking over the property.The Shawinigan Company is already established \u2018in Quebec city with: a.supply of light and power through the Public Bérvice Corporation, and It is understood has had In mind for time taking over its rival there, which would leave it the whole field for its supply of light and power.As has been the case with the Southern Canada Power Company and may be the case with the Montreal Light, Heat & Powgr Company would bs getting a streét wilway (0 operate.This, of courses, would use.its power and is not considered an objecticn in the plan.What \u2018the Shawimgan Company apparently wants is that Quebec First of all dispose of its \u201cdead\u201d property, such as its remaining steam.line, and show fair earning\u2019 Ton what it holds.This it will\u201c be able to do to à considérable extént as.a result of the year which \u2018ended\u201don June 30 last.Whethor! Shawintsan takes it over \u201cor not - 1 ne probable now that many mpnths will Quebec] - The monthly tonnage report of the Usited States Steel Corporation of June showed oniy a nominal increase, but rt the brought the amount, of unfilied orders up to the highest total in.exactly three years.Turnover dealings in bonds were relatively much more active than in stooks.Internationals continued firm to strong, but Liberty- issues were again inclined to waver.Bales, par value, aggregated $4.- 875,000.In the old United Btates issues, coupons and registered fours gained 1-2 per vent on can during the week.- The week's more expansive stock \u2018market operations were not r ted in the clearing houge statement, actual loans contracting \u2018by aboûl $33,600,000, but- reserves of members in the Federal Reserve Bank decreased almost $52,000,000 and total excess reserves fell to slightly over $10,000,000 as compared with iast week's showing of about $53,- 425,000.Pra ¢ NEW/SORE MARKET Further upward progress was made by securities prices in yesterday's New York market.It was not à big market in any sen: but more of a professiopal trad at- fair.| There was some profit taking In the \u2018early afternoon.followed by some further advances, and at times the tone waa very irregular.At the close American Beet Sugar was up 2 1-2, American Locomotive 2 American Woolen 2 3-8 tantle, Gulf & West Indies 1 8-8, nadian Pacific 1 3-4, Central Leather 1 1-4, | Southern Rallway 1 1-2, Unites States Food lost 1 1-4.The regular monthiy cash divt- dend of 1 per cent will de paid by the Dominion Oil Company August 1'to all stockholders of record July 10, .The Chicago, Wilmington and Franklin Coal Company declared a quarterly dividend of $1.50 & share on the preferred stock, payable August 2 to stock of record July 17.°e 9 Oil, shares continued cheerful on the London\u2019 stock exchange yester.abroad the news from the Spa eon-: terence is reasonably favorable but the Polish situation is very unfortunate.In the market the general indication Is for strength and considerable activity in the next month or so.Bales 337,600.(By Breen & Gourdeau) New York.July 10.\u2014The Irregularity that developed in the late trading yesterday was again in evidence at the opening of the stock market today, but with selling pressure more pronounced.The overnight announcement of the closing down of the American Woolen Company\u2019's mills throughout the East, caused a heavy selling movement in that stock, which resulted in a severe decline.This weakness of American Woolen, in turn, tended to unsettie the general share list good seized selbacks occurring in a! large number of issues.The character of this selling was « combination of realizing and short selling.~ The final hour the share list presented a more uniform appearance; and with a general improvement LuEaBARNRANIAND t MONTREAL EXCHANGE 2 ® = 25 24 98 25 98 96 26 28 00 20 96 06 6 (By Cansd'an Press) Montreal, July 11\u2014The tone of the local stock market on Saturday was decidedly strong.only a few of the more neglected issues showing a weaker trend, and the chief of the latter was Canners and Glass each down a point.and Roya! and Merchants, also down a point.respectively.Conspicuous on the stronger side {of the market were the favorites of the past weak, all showing a stronger {trend except AbKibl, which lost n jamalt fraction while Breweries con- \u2018tinued Friday's rally into Saturday iand finlehing a fraction above Friday's close.| Abitib] was again the most active stock and at the day's best of 87 created « new record bu: the close of 86 was a fraction under Friday's close.| Laurentide gave a maximum rise | (Members Montreal Stock pass before any definite ste 20+ day.Shell, Transport and Trading {setting in the list under the leader- Exchange) wards this end aie \u2018mie by ete a MMM MMMN Cas 7 1-4, and Mexican Eagles 9|ship of the railroads.| of two point rand closed 2.net, party.Le (By Bruneau & Dupuis) M1-16.The general market's undertone FRIN Of 1% poinu at 1124, while he morning's best price at 119 made \u2018Twill be Called \u201cThe Pulp and Paper Boom\u201d But it is not a boom.World demand and the water-powers and raw materials to fill the demand are behind it.This isa pulp and paper year \u2014 but only ome year of many yet to come.Canada\u2019s leader- ehipin the industry should increaec for the next five years and perhaps for a decade.Why} Because Canada has the inst great accessible forest reserves.The world must have our pui; and lumber, and the price must be paid.Those 1, securities ra a brim every available opportunity.Write, if wish, and we will advise.you of some choice pulp and paper securities to invest in.Address: | ; Ro \u2014_\u2014 .Open.Clase Lovestment support caused \u2018a fur.) Was satisfactory, despite the de- = ° e STOCK B KERS, RUN NME NÉS N Alils-Chaléners.36 \u201833M ther advance in glit-edged invest.| clines.\u2018a new high record.Brompton had a \"PHONE 1608 ® ve \u201c'% Am Beet Sugar 94 34 [ment issues.French loans were| Bentiment at the close was very maximum rise of i; points to 148, enn .* Ory * closi he best.Both Bpanish 11-15-15 Saulvau-Matoiot 81 MS COTTON MARKERS à am \"Bosch Magneto.113% 11374 | abby because of the position of cheerful.memes aide mew highs.the common CORPORATION Direct private wire with: Can .42% 42% | exchange.Sales stocks, 337,300; bonds $4,- 41 116 and the preferred at 125 with BD Direct Tin 9036 0005.00 30.00.0900 90.8 93030 Am Can Fay .141 140 | Home rile were stexdier on Pn-| 621.000.close at 124%.Euining a point and fe LIMIT 29: Wail St, New York .New York, July 10 \u2014 Cotton [AT ABler Corp en 14575 pending dividend', announcements.L fraction respectively.Riordon MONTREAL un o LL utures closed steady.Closing bids: motive : 4 Canadians.wers quiet, and Argentine (By 'L.G.Beaubien & Co.) reached a nw high at 20413 and cl A a.N.8.Winnipeg NewYork Londen .July, 39.35-36c: Qutober,:33.14-18c; \u201c Senpliing cu ey 81% | gegerintions showaë fresh buoyancy.\u2018New Tork, July 10.\u2014The market %d up one at 204 on relatively inuc- T K se tonne ~ - Ene.Tbe $20; ir pbs i Diamonds were strpie.|has pursued a rather irregular||ive ne rage Tack up to : .Ë |.2°, .: .cloded i Wisdfing \u201cuplands PAracondh Copper\u2019s.57% 1% HK.rad ir hecaney certificates] court (GER With (he tendon.129 and closing at 17817.a net gain d0.80c.Atchison .hh 2 hy @ reactionary tenden- ints; Howard-Smith was \u2019 Baldwin Loco 124 | 4MONE pe nouses and inves.cles and rails continuink quite: tot wo points to 137.= \u2014 Lo.LOCO «+» sat .FORMION NÉCHANGE \u201d \u2018 |Baltim5ré & Ohio Bh ha been stimulated by recent ee ee Wo oa: Quebec Railway continued atrons ' Beth Steel (B) .1% ttle change but American Wool de.\u2019 to 35 (By L.G.Beaublen & Co.and active, a fraction up to 35% -Stoôk Brokers London: ) Butte .2344 sales of certificates carrying 8 3-4) veloped considerable unsettiement Esewhere in the list, Sugar was also = fon: pound sterling: a su Caliéornia Petrol .33 ma amar Seber Sent eee shertly thereafter and this rather'active, the stock rising to 139 and : en .1224; r resulted in| gjsturbed the rest of the list.» ft ne \u2018Mountain Hill Br le: franc .J foe.11:08 Py former, issues being traded in unfer| Wool has Dean under mre ne- [pointes amie ja - Tih pol 140 Geneve: franc .seen.8.66 Chic MaSP.3 35 [Par.to yield 5 7-8 per cent to &icause of Shutting down of itr milla and Anished at 1391.up the frac.8 ; We Buy and Sell Board: Ponts - fase \u2018do R'Ésland- 378, 24 par bop Trading has been sure and also failure of stockholders to] tion from Friday.Wabarss Cotton OF CalADA - 2.+ Corn Products .961; 9614 | in ser! : D.-4 per cent.dated!take up but a n Added a point at 124.\u2014 Victory Bonds Vienne: crown .00% |Crutttte Sted\u2019.:.158 a January 2.1920, maturing Decem- oRering of new stack.part of recent Tron was not traded in; Steel add- DIVIDEND NO.120 » È ee Rotterdam: florin .$.35 8-16/Erie Railroad .1 ber 15, and bearing 4 3-4 per cent.| OIl stocks showell profit taking:*4 74 at 76; Steamship common lost Telephones - le14)s [§| Rome: dirs .lire 16.57 |General Motors .».® and steel issues were alse off mode- |.» point at 74% and the preferred | Notice is hereby given that Dividend at i} twelve ontreal.on: | .Gt Northern pd .713 Wheat trading will start July 18! gtely, The aggressive buying of ; point at 80%.19.881: per cent (12%) per annum upon the paid-up Ca dy this New Fork: prime +.18 10.15 Hunt tio Corte a decision of the committee of 18.ro.a ras again a feature beverly an: Vouemers.21.Institution bas been declared for the three monthe ending 31st \u2026 : .an id ' \u2018 cu uly.and that the same w e at t e e BUTTER AND CMEKSE MARKETS : de 31 ONAIEE \u201cui prevenir 255011980108 S¥hALRSd, in the market matinak sonndence| (By Breen & Gourdeau) i and Branches on and after Monday, the serond day of August nes rnham, Que, July 10.\u2014A n at Paper .subject to approval of the advisory h Se CE ry moved to mé of the Rastern\u2019 Towhenibe Komori din fw A forests.Fr of 31, representing &!1 fn- teature nh ton) Abitibi Re ae i so Nu.Bout days inclusive closed from the 17h to the 31m .Dairymen's Exchange today there] n° tone: Tire redts.\u2018ew changes have been| cific and Canadian Pacific, th 86 87 i Onposite Bank Nationale.were $30 Lackawanna Steel .7714 made from.original plans.- c, the latter Asbesto cones By Order ot the Board, | New Telephone Number 3820 arn rn TaTaTy bute Lehigh Villes.- 436 3% * ooo suining over 3 points oran - v Ve 3 34 Wo MOFFAT.M 1 Sa 2 : Br y Lan a 68 : .HAMEL & MACKAY was keen and alt sold at 58 1-8c per Mens poor ; 19 198% The British India Banking & In- Dominion Bridge .RB _ T to.23rä June, 1920 General Manager .| © Notaries: © pound, f.0 b.which is an advance \u201cee 3% | qustrial Corporation Ltd.has been| 1 36338 2836 0808380680 III | promplon .+0 +.147% oronta.: \u2018 : ' in prices of 5-B¢ to 7-3c per pound, Missouri Kar Te sey; |flo8ted with authorised capital of °, M lcanners .2.2.\u2018eo 4014 - as compared with the previous New Moves |.863i.314 100.000.5000 Tintern, and ita policy 4 THE TORONTO 8 Cement.eat su week.At this date a ; rote : s.to offer all possible assistance to À Detroit .vo se ion 10612 106 î * \u201c9° | packages sold at 62 1-36 to 836 per Nor reife i.Tow ne the engineers, manufacturers ana, 8 PRODUCE MARKET lar.54 ! pound.on a ploneers of industry who go \u201cto .Aie in 200 434 | J o Citien Gan.42% 42% india for th SMS HUOUXM AN: S14 sar) St.Hyaginthe Market Pan Amer Petrol : 1070 10615 | [n9Ia for the purpose of manufsct- | lGlags .22 1224 00e ti Uni St.Myacinthe, Que, July 10\u2014ac|Pénneyivanis R.R.39% 39% uring the raw materials of India.| Toronto.Ont.July 11\u2014The grain| Dominion Buel © ns u ; , d .au 3 rar a quotations on the T urentide -.8.20e.of a LUMBER MILL,|Besrctne of tne, Beara sde Prend el Cu rors [GX RAMEE ww gfe Balun \u201cvers an Coloma [Bac dg T ' of cheese and - Manitob : enman .«+.+ 3 300 packages butter offered.The Ll, toc} Spring - .** | TEE CHICAGO ani pate: No.2 Canadé sfontrcal Power .83 34 THE MACHINERY IN GOOD|butter sold at lc.pe a.Reading .ske a ern $1.18 1-2; No.3 $1.18 1-2: a 0 \u201cag 54 ORDER offered for MALE na aan doper Pound higher | Republic 1&8.9k Wg * PRODUCE MARKET g| nr Yo.1 feed $1.16 1°2: No.11 Rlordon 0.\" 1.7, 200 20414 in Le fe One| re artery Royal Dutch .Ak 13 feed 31.18 1-2, in store Fort Wil-{ghavwinigan > + +0112 11344 LOTTERY BONDS lot, or Tn parts to suit buyers, rates Dune the price named St.Louis & 8 F .28% 2402 | N at ae 0e 20 00 08 00 00 0e se 00 se de 08 À | Tee le Le -4c per.poun SR : ¢ > : Heayy and email wovdwork planes.| but No actus sales were made.A Bolo ot .or ny , Chicago.July 10.\u2014Closing.Be Nor 2 veut No : Nonnecn spans : us ~ Band #ws.Pulleys, Shafts, Lathes, brought bi 200 packages butter {Southern Rativay .274 20% | Corn, Gepteinber 31,50 6-8: De.tore, ¥ort William.{Breamahips iA Lovua of 1930.payable at the Intest in 1985.and a\u201d great alsortniént of wood.boxes cheese = \u2026 heuna and $00 rk Cr.en eee He cember $1.43\" 3-4.American corn No.2 yellow, no-{Atlantic .139 FULLY GUARANTEED BY THE FRENCH REPUBLIC, working requisites, etc., OF Li ee wes \u2018.Oats, Septeinder 80 1-2; Decem- tinal, track Toronto, prompt ship-; Textile .19935 : 202 \u2014\u2014 Texas OF) ., .47% 4770 ser 78 1.2¢.\u2018ment: No.$ nominal.{Parente 43 Yielding 5% Interest per annum, in coupons payable in Francs.DEAR SUGAR IN HONOLULU |Texs Pane ets\u201d .42 25) pork, July 82820: September] Canadian corn, feed, nominal.(Wahasso .on June the 18th and December the 13th.Honolulu, T.H.\u2014 obaced Products it .30.\u2019 5 9 nck a8 Can bo sean\u2019 foir-8.lo 13 AM.| ior on sieur Ha With |trnion Paeiñe 30 [Re B19.10: September] Willem 81185 Nos 4 81400 FOR Wayagamack .uit 12814 Free of all tates, present and future, hy the FRENCH and 1.30 to OPM.miles across the Island from the out.|b Todas, Dre?pare (810.060 0 mener parley, malUng, $184 to 91.86, [Woods Le 104 GOVERNMENT.* ndue cohol 1 p .; + e $10 36, ve se us .Take electréé \u2018enr.dr Grant st, wi be par conte \u20ac pond eee U 8 Food Products .70% wir July $16.85: September yoo The Ne ad Prés wl Preferred.Each bond also carries a lottery ticket sharing in the corner Bt.Joedph SY\u2014Ciies C.P.R.[its retail sugar in the near future, Un wlan Th =\u2014 hippies, points, according to Eratgth | Are sree ee ene 7 fonowing dravinge:\u2014 track to comer.dest Band Prince A the grocers, Utah Coppe \"% C.P.R.EARNINGS $ $1.93 to $1.93; No.1 apring [Car .+.++ +1 0000 27% TOTAL OF THE LOTS Edward Bt.ob Writ bo\"Or call at, pup pri Jay Mave heen van.Steel 0 90 | Montreal, July 19.\u2014Canadiar Pa- i 02 AAA Nou 2 $1.08 to 8201 PUR UN 124% 20 MILLIONS FRANCS A YEAR.No.1 St.Joseph #t; Quebec.Ask cents & pound | Westinghouse .' Bb 4954 | cific Railway earnings for week end.| \"° 3 » 00 SET son _ _\u2026\u2026._ for MR, LECEER.- ott by the a vo conts| White Moter .AS; Atig|ing July 7.1930, $3,770,000; In- ontario oats, nomina.Bteamehis eee Ba To 3 oot Lavan 9 attorn ., \" , us » \u201cera se an wings per annum of © ance.0.Sulysxth.eat.mon.x3 general's order.- ey; | Worthington Pump \u2026 T4 7414 | creane $682,000, Rye, No.3 $2.20 to 92,26, 87 $ of 1 of 600,000 Peas, No.3 nominal.Glam ic ren vi 8» w \u201c ® of 2 \u201c of 200,000 « de Ontario flour, winter, In Jute antie .R « © ot3 \u201c et 100.000 wf wovernment standard, prompt ui $ \u201c \u201d \u201c ot6 * of 80000 + * LL G BEAUBIEN & co a IE Montreal $12.90 Commerce \u2026.us \u2018oronto 3 .s 8 Manitobs flour, Government stan, | Cutan.Vo NNT .DATES OF DRAWINGS or TOCK BROKERS - Bo i i E i died 414.86.January, February.April.Ma: 3 5 y.| Membre of The Montreal Stock \"Exchange omin on ng neering Works Mara shorts Eri bran $64 \u2018Quebec Railway .«+ [1173 July, August, September, November.oo , soos feed four $3.78 to 84.00 per -_ bonds which will 26.50 \u2014 Quebec Office: 0 st Péter Strest | Limited Thess 0 which will be wrth $96.50 when exchange re- : \u201cuu0n.0u.nnasna turns to the normal rate, can be bought today at § diseduht of: .1% Cumulatire Redeemable Prefered Stack a.bist.track Toronto, cae Jon nn 1 nearly 89 percent, They constitute 8 frat clase Investment, The: Dominion Engineering Works.Limited specializes in NO te dE to a i ons provide the powibilty of winning \u201cA LARGE PRIZE\" snd the manutaciure of Paper Making and Hydro Blectrig power t \u2018 also the probability of doubling the amount invested.machinery.When in full operation it will constitute one of the .BUTTER AND CHEESE INNARNBUNAANNNSY : jaro ee Canad.win stuipment for SRE | London, duly 10-\u2014Galeutte lin 5 of larger size than can be: ricæted or repaired.in any plapt in this country.Montreal.end oil 728.64.BARRY & McMANAMY May we send.you & copy of our prospéctus giving full Butter: Pasteurised 84 7-40: No.| Petroleum, American refined 18, & GOURDEAU particifiers and President G.H.Duggan's letter doncribing the ! br 1-8c: No.2 67 1-8c.4 8-4; spirits 3 1.44, BANKERS AND BROKENS : property ; \u2019 08: Ontario specials White Turpentine spirits 167s, 6d.> Stock and Bond Brok Price 98 Per Preference Share Carrying A Honus of 26% ot 28 6-80; No.1 White 38 1.3¢; No.1| Rosin, American strained, 48s.18-20 8t James Street, Quebec.Telephones: 1607-7008.7008 \u201d 2° ae ors, The Company's Common Stock.colored 38e, ype \"GQ\" B48 147 Mountain HUL Telephone 185-186, TESSIER FAGES & CO Nod White 31 Geter No.{ Gotorey| TOT: Australias.Tia .A 0 3 Of ° 29.n.Ga.July 19.\u2014Turpen- Correnpontents .Savannah, oe y Pp pores 1 Jenks, OWIRES & Compans, meombere of ta, 158.t.Peter St.Quebec.Totento.,- cine firm 148 1-8: paies 600; receipts NEW: INDUSTRIES and the other the Gessand corset New Stock Rzchaagn end: Fortis, Bouuvais & Oo.members RES\" ating .Butter: Pasteurised No.1 53 cts;| $91: shipments 438: stock 7,670.Drummondvite, P.Q, July: 9.\u2014|Commany.\u201d The laster.\u2019 compang) of tha Nootresl Stock Eschenge.Pasteurieéé No.S.and No.1 un.| Rosin firm, sales 2,017; recelpts|Two additional large industries have [though \u2018oxty recents | havieg- sastfurined Slqte 1,191; shipments 1,182; otoek 20, pegun operations here.One of these | Mmenced werk at the plant ie e Choose ?M-4 cu i lia te Suuerdy Company jing 306 men, _ ~ \u2019 wr x \u2018 Brenybody needs an ih Very economical Easily handled Eliminate worry A good investment Dolightfuly simple »° You can\u2019t do without one We carry a large assortment always in stock at the MECHANICS\u2019 SUPPLY COY.LTD.| 80-90 ST.PAUL ST., QUEBEC, P.Q.\"Phone 651.\u2014\u2014 Ready when required \u2018Fvercady\" because it is à HOTELS.RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, NA.Manhattan CAFE 3° 130 ST.JOHN STREET : (near Bell Telephone) Best Service and Best Meals at Popular Prices.Our Regular 30c Dinner, from 11.30 to 8 P.M.is unsurpassed Waldorf Hotel (Facing City Hall Park) If your family has left for the country, do not worry about + your meals; make arrangements with us; we have special prices for luncheon and we are sure to nT The Heart of Things \u2014\u2014 À \u20ac St.Jonn SL, [ The most centrally situated, all | modern conveniences.First class : ouisine and service.All goods direct m our farm.We bake our own bread and \u2018rench pastry, and serve purest milk d cream, bottled at our own farm.A select resort for Lady Tourists \u2018Phono 7915, Only a few minutes to Auto | .Open fron § a.m., to 1 p.m.MODERATE PRICES at the New World Cafe 81 Buade St Next to Holt, Renfrew & Co.It is not alone the excellent food we serve that pleases.Our prices are very moderate and comparitively lower than many places.DOCTOR RENE PLAMONDON Former Pupil of the Paria Hospitals, Qenersl Practitioner Genito-Urinary Specialist, Ne.18 Lacroix Street.Opposite the C.P.R.Station.! HOTEL WILHELMINA 238.244 MOUNTAIN ST.MONTREAL.Transient and Permanent Accommodation.Excellent Cuisine, Rates & Booklet on Application MONTREAL | sr.JAMES STREET ha 1060 Rooms (many with Bathe attached) , to $3.50 per day .su ora ! te $4.50 per da: rom $1.30 A cË._mrcaixa Lamited.License Neo.16-5613 | St.Lawrence Hall |, .THE QUEREC CHBONICLE At At The 5 Theatres =\u2014=; ===) =) Max Linder at the Victoria, : | | In Screen Version of \u201cLittle Cafe\u201d; | Also Slovak Review at Valcartier Phone 4580 | American Plan HOTEL ST.URSULE M.G.FAUCHER, Pron.&t Louis Street Quebec Hot and cold running water in all rooms Local and long distance Telephone.Jan.17x1y Rubber Balls HARD RUBBER BALLS BASE BALLS.GREY RUBBER BALLS .| renna COTTA RUBBER BALL& PAINTED RUBBER BALLS Fresh Stock \u2014Big Range FROM 5 CENTS EACH UP, | SFECIAL \u201cREGULATION TENNIS BALLS (1920 Stock) ONLY 86c EACH } A splendid comedy will supply \u201cbarrels of fen\u201d, | temture, Topics of the Day, and (he Classic Weekly News and the other À triple attraction is offered a: the Victoria Theatre today.Mar Linder the famous French comedian will be featured in \u2018The Little Cafe\u201d, the lust episode vf \u201cTrail of the Octopus\u201d will aiso be shown end a Pathe weekly with pictures of the Csecho-Blovak review at Valcartier is included in the bill as well as a good comedy.A remarkably ine show in every way.\u2018Carlyle Blackwell in Comedy Drama at the.Empire Today CARLYLE BLACKWELL AND EVELYN GREELEY ARE COSTARRED IN THE FEATURE ATTRACTION \u201cHIT OR Miss\" WHICH IS BEING SHOWN AT THE EMPIRE FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS.Carlyle Blackwell ably assisted by Evelyn Greeley comes to the Empire today in \u201cHit or Miss\u201d a very amusing comedy drama with as original plot and a sensational climax which assure an ideal entertain.(met.As an added attraction à two part outdoor story \u201cUnder Sem» tenco\u201d 18 presented.Differing from the usual western story, and based on a highly dramatic theme, this offering is praticaly certain to pleass those who are fond of stories of the great outdoors A polite Btrand comedy and the News Weekly complete the program.Olive Thomas in Her Finest The increasing and sicady paironage of the Classic Theatre, evidences the fact that the patrons appreciate the policy of the management which is the projection of nothing but the biggest and best pice tures regardiess of cost.Today the wonderful Olive Thomas, the prettiest girl on the screen, warts a three day's eugagement io one of her greatest successes \u201cLove's Prisoner\u201d.This is a fascinating tale of a \u201clady Raffles\u201d and gives the occasion of one of Miss Thomas\u2019 Buest interpretations.It is an exceptionally big feature in every wuy embodying the consummate science of master direction and production.The piay is well worthy of such a star ns Miss Thomas.The picture will be shown at regular prices.) a Chester Outing are the other interesting features of the bill, Take a Maple Ave.car to De Salaberry St, and hear the big or.cl lo - t T, H.ONEILL \u2018247 St.John Street.Cate's Clear Havana Cigars Honesty Brings Me Strength.Quality Brings Me Custemee ant re oy 100 SB PAUL ST.- QUEERC © Branches 1m the ORY fer Gmobers\u2019 Requisites.| | The Auditorium Offers Good Bill of Pictures Today Summer shows are no longer \u201cstale\u201d or \u201cjust shows\u201d, since the Auditorium has inaugurated its specialty o full season attractions during the holiday period.Today again, the Auditorium presents a big bill, including a feature { entitled \u201cWhen Bearcat Went Dry\u201d; also a comedy and a weekly.This ; oui will be on again tomorrow and Wednesday, Yor Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the bill will be changed, oer {Ing Klaine Hammeteicln.in \u201cWhispers,\u201d along with a comedy and » { woukly, COMING NEXT WEEK : \u201cMale and Female\u201d with Gloria Swanson, Bebe Daniels Thomas Mcighen.Tho sensation of the age in Quebec.1 Chronicle Files Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago Colonial Diffioulttes, aad Wants Provincial Rights.1 Picture at the Classic Today 25 Years Ago [| vations, i York, 1\".Halifax, Ju'y 9\u2014At Barbadoes, Lord Cambermere has found it nee wary to dissoive the General Assembly of that Island.At Nassau, N.P., the Colony has been left destitute of a Revenue for nearly three years past.and the Provincial Officers are of course suffering under great pri- AL Bermuda.Sir W.Lumley addressed the House on closing its last gestion.with strong mark of displeasure.Nor did Bir P.Maitland, In proroguing the Assembly at C.appear to heave been pleased with their conduct.The Parllament of lower Canada, after having declared itself incompetent Lo all, refused to receive a Înemeage from th> Administrator in Counoll; and the door of the House is raid to have [| heen shut by order of the Speaker.Governor Smyth.of N.Brunswickon closing the session at Fredericton, expresses a hope that the time le not tar distant, when that honorable body will not require so large a remuneration for its services\u2014but it is unpleasant to go further, Let ue hope that unanimity and good understanding between the Governers and the governed may heneeforth sharncterise His Majesty's dominion ta ail parte of the world Alberta is knocking at the Privy Council room door.at Ottawa.and begging to be Invested with Provincial rights.Sh» thinks she has reached the age of the status when she ought to have a Parliament of her own.and a Civil Service to maintain.Mer population is said to be forty thousand souls, and (hey are very ambitious to get out of the Territorial of .They aver that when Manitoba entered' the Union ns \u20ac Province.she had baroly 17,000 inhabitants within her borders, and this point Is urged in behalf of Alberta.\u2018The Railway Accident.One of the victime of the Craig's Crossing catastrophe, Rev.Fathe Metrcier, Vicar of Richmond, and e&- secretary of Bishop Racine.is a Quebecer, à native of Bt.Roe Hu afflicted mother wont up by the after noon train to the scene of the acct dent.An act of herolsm is told on the part of Miss Celina Cayer, who although herself wounded, savd her father's life dy pulling him out from under a pile of debris, at the same time holding her dead mother's hond on her knees.Rev.Cure Brossard of Bolten, was ia the train at the vation.Eo was so overcome by the POLICE.CHIEF NERS GIVES HIS TESTIMONY \u201cMy Only Regret Is That | Didn't Moet Up With Tanlac Years Ago,\u201d Says Popular New York Officer \u201cMy experience with Tanlac has been remarkable and I feel that 1 would be dodging my duty not to come out and tell my friends about it,\u201d was the statement made by WE.Ayers, Chief of Police of Montour Falls, N.Y., in an interview n few days ago.Mr.Ayers has been Chief of Police of Montour Falls continuously for thirty-four years.and although now seventy-five years of age.he performs the duties of his office with the same alertness and vigor that has been characteristic of him ever since he received his first appointment.Mr, Ayers is not only widely known as an officer, but is also prominent as & man and citizen.In 1863, at the age of eighteen, he volunteered tor service in the Civil war, engaged in many of the fiercest battles, and after the struggle ended he returned to his people and his homa town, Montuur, unscathed.\u201cFor a& good many years\u201d said Mr.Ayers, \u201c I have been subject to frequent and dreadful attacks of acute Indigestion, and have tried about everything known in the way of medicines, but always with the same disappointing results until 1 got Tanlac.When these attacks came on ne ! had such terrible pains in the pit of my stomach that I would just double up like a jack-knife, with both hands folded around me holding a hat water bag to my stomach.These spells with my stomgch were the one thing I dreaded above all else ecause they meant the worst of misery and torture to me.\u201cAbout a month ago I began to read about Tanlac and was so im- oressed with what others said the medicine had done for them that 1 concluded to try it myself.Well, tn my case it has dome up to every good word I! rend about it.I had hardly finished my first bottle when L could tell It was doing the work.\u201cIt is by far the best medicine I have ever come across.Why, 7 ~an now eat what I want without fear of indigestion, for Tanlac has put my stomach in fine condition.Tanlac has built up my whole ays- tem, adding to my weight and giving me strength ! never thought possible for a man of my age to have.It has proved to be such a wonderful thing tn my case that I am telling all my friends about it.\u2018T em back st my desk every day with energy and strength to tackle any task that may come un, They say a man is only as old as he feels.and if that is true T am just about forty five and 1 can't find words to fully express just he'w won- derfui I think Tanlac is.My only regret is that I did not meet up with it years ago.as it would have smved me -so much suffering and unhappiness.\u201cIf the rest of the people who are in poor health don't try Tanlac they'll certainly be the losers.1 helieve it will help anybody who gives it a fair trial\u201d Taniac 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 wpeclal Tanlac representative.oT NES ACHING SWOLLEN SORE FEET How Tis\" does comfort tired, ! burning, callonsed feet and corns Good-bye, sore feet, burning feet, swollen fest, tender fest, tired feet.Good-bye, corns, callouses, bunions and raw spots.No more shoe tightness, no more limping with pain or drawing up your face In agony.\"Tix\" is magical, acts right off.\"Tis\" draws out al the poisonous exudations which puff up the feet.Use \u201cTis\u201d and wear smaller shoes.Use \"Tis\" and forge\u2018 your toot misery.Ah! how come able vour feet feel.Get à box of \u201cTis\u201d now at any druggist or department store.Don\u2019t suffer.Have Zood feet, glad teet, feet that never swell, never hum, never get tired.A year's foot comfort guaranteed or money re- tunded, Social and Personal Hon.J.A.Tessier Is expected.ip town tomorrow.Miss Rita Labbe has Shawinigan Falls.Mr.L.Guay, of Bt.Jerome, ls slaying at the Chateau.Mr.J.Connolly, of New Yerk, i à guest at the Chateau.Mr.Robert Stocking, of New fork, arrived in town \u2018Saturday.Mrs.(Dr.) Dionne has Jeft with her family for Notre Dame du Portage.Mgr.Giasson and his secretary, ure leaving tomorrow for Esquimaux Point.Mr.and Mra.Aime Marchand are spending the summer at Kamouraske .Mr.C.R.Marston.of Brooklys.Mass, is in the chy registered at the Chateau.Mr.Chas.Ktresi, le in town, staying at Chateau.The Misses Eugenie and Berna: dette Masss are spending « week sa Cacouna.Mr.and Mre.J.P.Garneau and family are spending the summer a: 8t.lrenee.Mr.J.P.Bells, of London, Ont.: among the guess registered ashe Chateau.Mr, and Mrs.A.P.Richardson of Ottawa, are in the city saying al the Chateau.Mr.and Mre.A.Lane of Brooklyn, ars iu the city guests a: the Chateau.- Mrs.F.X.Merency and Mis Germaine Monrency have left fo: Murray Bay.Mr.and Mrs.J.B.Prince and (amily are mrending the.summer a: lott for Lewis.of Monthe Baie St.Paul.Mr.Arthur Veasey has left for Kamourasga, where he Intends spending his holidays.Mr, J.J.- Tait, arrived in Lown yesterday from Montreal, and is a suest at the Chateau.Lady Fiset and family have lef: Osawa for Rimouski.where they will spend the summer.Mrs.and Miss Germaine Morency have left for Pofnte a Pic, where shey will spend a few weeks.Mrs.G.Davie and family are motoring to Magnolia, Mass, where hey will spend some weeks.| Messrs.W.Sutherland and G.T.Blacklock are in town from Montreal.guests ai Lhe Chateau.Mrs.H.A.Pacaud and Mis Pacaud have loft for Lac du Pins, where they will spend à month.Hon.Dr.Belamé \u2018hæs left fot Winnipeg.where\u2019 hs will attend 8 meeting of the Commission of Conservation.Mrs.J.I.Lavery and the Misses Jermaine and Aline Lavery have lek for Pointe & Pic for the summer months.Miss Georgine Rivard has left for Bale Bt.Paul, where she wjil spend some time (he guest of Mr.and dre.J.B.Prince.Hon.R.Galipeauk has left on x fishing trip, and on his return.wil! spend a few days in Riviere du Loup with his family.Mrs.(Dr.) Paquin has re:urned to town from Dorval, where ashe spent a few days visiting her daughter, Mrs.Leon Mercier Gouin.Mrs.Tancrede Fortier and daughter, have left for Matane where they wil spend the summer the guests a! Mr.and Mrs.Rameevtile Lesperance.Alderman Jos.Mercier, Mise Mercier and Messrs.George and Harold Mercier, have left for Riviere du Loup, where they will spend a few Jays.The many friends of Mra.(Dr) Charles Cote, of Tadousac, who un derwent a serious operation at the Hotel Dieu Hospital, will be pleased to learn that she has recofered suf- flalentiy to permit of her returning to her home.SHORTAGE OF MANPOWER IN CONCORDIA, KANSAS Concordia, Kan., July 10.\u20148hort- age of manpower in the harvest fields has prompted the organisation of a peace-time counterpart of the famous war time \u201cWascs' The peace time nomenclature, however, is \u201cWomen\u2019s Auxiliary Agricultura) Corpse.\u201d During the war the famous British \u2018s order was \u201cWomen's A xitlary Corps.\u201d \u201cIt is .unly way to meet the crisis,\u201d said ons of the women leaders in the movemens \u2018There is much work that we can do and the work has to be dane, Mala applicants for work are scarce and want too much money.\u201d The harvest \u201cWaacs\" are working in the harvest fields by the score, driving \u201cheaders\u201d and binders shoeking wheat, raking hay and frequently doing more strenuous labor, catastrophe as lo be completely dased.After the accident had occurred, he went about aéministering the last rites to the dying and tom.forting the wounded victims, Obituary.The death of Wan.Neilson.of Valcartier, which occurred on the 7th inst., at tive age of 90 years, removes a once familier figure in the early colonisation of several of our par- 1shes by Scotch and Irish emigrants A son of the Hon.John Neilson, he tudied law for some years in the ice of the late Judge Duval, but upon the purchase from the Government of a large tract of the Jeeuit estates by the Hon.John Nelison and the Hon.Andrew Stuart, he removed to Valcartie to superintend hig father's colonization scheme.About 1838 Mr.William Nellson became the publisher of the Quebec Gazette, but the charme of à country life were too potent to be resisted.and vo afain returned to Valeartie® and here he raided for the last © years of his life œuits of à country gen The Only Dessert ol This Kind memerous forms of Tuiatine desserts.But Jiffy.Jills 5e only one ih the resl- git flavors = foal Les crush .condense the juice and wal it A bottle of the liquid fruit pouéace comes in each packa iffy-Jeil.In a moment's time you can prepare à delicious frit dessert.Sugar is used in Jiffy-Jell\u2014not saccharine.And es fruit flavors in place of artifciel.It will gi à new conception ef Bene oe Kahl dug often weed in face of jam, marmalade, etc.Additional sugar may be used to suit the taste.DANCING 357 ovis sew sefreshment parior, Moutosim Motel; selected patronage; eppropei- cie floor; Jams wmsio; respect end in the quiet pur- | order are the management's metic.tieman.Free entrance.PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE.LADIES\u2019 GOLF JACKETS.\u2019 JUST RECEIVED | Some Wonderful | Styles.PLAIN and TWO-TONE EFFECTS.NEW DESIGNS.LADIES\u2019 OVERCOATS in CAMEL HAIR and GREY LADIES\u2019 LACE SPENCERS.SCARFS.CAMEL LADIES \"HAIR C.H.TAMS.SHAWLS.EVERYTHING IN JAEGER PURE WOOL for MEN John Darlington Reg'd Opposite Post Office.OPEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.{The FIRE INSURANCE PROTEUTION you had five years ago shold be increased at least 36% to 60%, based on the prices of today.11 o Fire should occur, how far would your insurauée poliey ge on the present day prices?{De not delay.have us «ull on you.Tolicies issued for all branches of Insurance C.and W.CHAMPION, GENERAL AGENTS.67 ST.PETER ST.- - - - Office, 7B: A.G.SIMONS SIMONS & CO A.SIMONS DURING JULY AND AUGUST OUR STORE WILL CLOSE AT 5 P.M.Daily EXCEPT SATURDAY.WHEN THE HOUR OF CLOSING WILL BE ¢ 9:00 O'CLOCK, P.M.WE WOULD EARNESTLY REQUEST OUR CUSTOMERS TO DO THEIR SHOPPING EARLY, SO AS TO ENABLE OUR CLERKS TO GET AWAY ON TIME.SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET.Telephone 338.Opposite City Hall.RSR, Portieres - Portieres JUST RECEIVED 100 PAIRS OF FINK ROPE PORTIERES, CHENILLE ROPE PORTIERES, JAPANESE PORTIERES PLUSH PORTIERES, VELOUR PORTIEREMN.We have these Pottieres in all the following shades: Black, Old Rose, Crimson, Green, Olive Green.Velour and Plush Portierss made to order.NET CURTAINS, MADRAS CURTAINS, SCRIM CURTAINS, XARQUISETTE CURTAINS, VOILE CURTAINS.We have thé largest choice of Curtains in the City, either by the pair or by the yard.Ao usual we have a very good selection of LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTH and FELTOL.We have in stock 8 good assortment of Rugs, many of them stil} at the old prices.IRON AND BRASS BEDS, WIRE MATTRAMES, FELT MAT- TRANES, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, HAMMOCKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, ETC.BTC.\u2018 \u2014 ant \u2014 P J.COTE, 29 & 31 St.John Street, Opposite Palace Hill "]