The Quebec chronicle, 18 janvier 1921, mardi 18 janvier 1921

[" Weather Forecast: Fine And Very Cold.: The Quebec Chronicle QUEBEC, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921, TOLEDO POLICE \u2014 GUPPLEMENTAAY MAE RESTS) REPORT SIE ESTABLISHED 1764.} Pen y LE [ENG te Dé Case PURE MAPLE SYRUP Made at the Sugary, heavy, rich is color, and having & very well OPPOSITION T0 PREMIER DRURY'S THELVE HUNDFEL WAR CEMETERIES By dppointmeny Parts & BARGAIN DAYS IN FURS : BRAND LOGANBER MILTON SPEEUN in comestor win neers} ~~ BY LABORITES curation sass as wil poUR MORE GROUPS OF | PHEZ BRAND LOGANBERRY JUICE A Two 51300 BL Por bottlé ot and TBe nd Murder By Six Ban-{ Be Buried In Many Of] .FUR COATS WELCH GRAPE JUICE By Leaders In United Farm-| dits Challenges Aocuracy Of Gov-| These .; Three aises at, por boitle ».0.0 The Ca ane being foisted on us\u201d Feb.8 Twelve Hundred War Cemeteries, Medicine Hat .\u2026.+.+ * 3 16 16 Fabri Street 518 10 3s abandoning the hotly cont | He denied (hat the Allanse de.| OO\" Chim Detest of Greek Force.| NEWFOUNDLAND TIRED Moose Jaw .\".\".\" [18s Tendon 1 tested ground.tired the closing of restaurants, stop-| Montreal, Jan 17\u2014The annual, Page Two : NG FOR AID| white River cree er OM es Jewellersh The hoove reports ae sontidersd ving of realy SUSPENSION | 29 well as à special meeting of the | Housshoid And Fashion Hints.OF ASKI 0 | Parry Sound .* 8 Zero t Opposite City Hallere © exaggerated, as + newspe: .shareholders of the North Ameri- .Pago Three.j Fabrigue Smyrna have already claimed that e He opposed Surduy theatrfcel Perl can Pulp and Paper Companies Housing Plan Policy Explained.From Colonial Office In Ob- London .see : 18 M te St.Opp.City Ran the same fighting resulted in victory | formances or sacred concerts, \u201cbe-|T-use has been called fur Febru- Loss of Time Shows Decrease Xin ou.4% for thelr arms.them: hares nothing sacred about|ary 8, next here to authorise Bibie @ociely Annual Meeting taining Markets For I$ owaws .\"0 0 eq \u20ac a _ a ve dollue trusteer (0 terminate the trust and | Thieves Steal Valuable Murs, Montreai TT 0 ge - .CONGRESS VOTED TO |wan ie vetted that Bunda sheowta] Snerctosists, 125 he tale of int | Conditions Are Being Corrected.Fish Suse ee 1s, C Shields, Trophi » be a day of rest in which worshipiiy $6 In United States funds for Heavenly Body &pecding Fast, Bt John .\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.6 28 e ro es LIMIT ARMY'S SIZE !moua have ite place and time and) Lex orate a aro [Anslican Church Vestry Mestings.| Tondon, Jan.17\u2014(Can Awd.Halifax .\u2026.\u2026.26 43 Meda S, Cups, y P.in The United States To Force Of 175,000 Enlisted fay, but ur that peonie take asse Pago Four.ls country was tired of asking the | Georgian Bay\u2014Local snow flurries Men outings Can tami a ne aoa share ar referred\u201d \"ond tour Editorial: Press Comment, aid of the colonial office in obtain- {but mostly fair and decidedly cold.Prises for Euchre, Bridge and Tournamentsand orderiy way.\u201d shares of common in the Saguenay Page Five.Le markets for Newfoundiand Ottawa Valley and Upper nn Come in and ses our stock, there 18 always something new fer % .3 Lower ._ te date.aroms voted.today.io hante the aise prot 310 ne Coo: of he] Closing Dinner at Spencer Wood.The attitude of the Colonial [north and northwest winds; fine [| © \u201coP our display up ul the regular army of the United tates to 176,000 enlisied men.The Senate, Ly a vote of 41 to 33, ect axde its decision of last werk to reduce the army to 150,900 men anc then without a record thought should be given to making family ties stronger.He sald there \u201chiould be consideration far those who were kept indoors during the week ard needed open air on Sun EX-GOVERNOR WHITMAN WINS BIG VICTORY Gains Promise Of Police As- after redemption of the preferred mock.Under the reorganisation each hoider of ten common shares of the present stock will receive 11 he 20 prefere In lieu of his retable The 4rust cannot be terminated and its assets sold and distributed untess holders of two thirds of the outstanding stock consent thereto.me Drug lmporter Receives Fine Cessation of Conversations.Latin-American Policy of U.8.4A., Confession By Woman Bandit.Food Ministry Answers Charge.Obsequies of Mr.A, C.Joseph, The Appeal In Remillard Case.Duke at Women's Canadian Club.Powers Bought by School Doard.Curing Rink 1s Improvised.1.0.D.B.Lunch to Duchess.Press)\u2014Hon.W.Conker, Minister of Marine and Fisheries for Newfoundiand, on landing at Liverpoot today on his mission to further the golony'e trade in Europe, sald that Office wae, he said, courteous but its activities were futile.Portugal) has done more for Newfoundland trade In the jaut ten years than Great Britain In the last hundred years.Ce) delow sero.Foreoasts: Lower Lakee\u2014Moderate northerly winds, fine and decidedly cold.and very cold.Gulf and North Shore\u2014Decreas- ing northwest winds, fair and de- ! cidedly cold.Maritime Provinces \u2014Decreasing northwest and west winds, local attractive.winter.Men interested in sporting events will find our stock of prises We bave medals or cups suitable for all sports, summer er G.SEIFERT & SONS, Delegutes from six States are ex.archical movement, .- oenas followed their cefumi to ald Me.Conker dectared that if a jgnow flurries, but mostly fair and d at Knoxvétle, Tenn, today for Conventions Opeutng t vote done he Sal Joint re- sistance In New York Graft] 5 he inquiry cn the ground that ft vote \u2018were! taken fu Newfoundland | gecrdedly colder.Crete usd convention of the Les Monroe rm am can, Indiana.divecling the Secre- Probe was improper for police to inverti- today for a trade treaty with the| Lake Buperior\u2014Pair and de- Higivway Association.termen's Amolationary of War to Stup recrulting titi gate the polos department.Canadiens Scored Becond Victory, | United States, it would be carned loidediy cold.The thirty-escond anneal New |! the army Is cut to 175,400 men, \u2018The House, len mirfutes later, adopted à joint resolution aponsor- New York, Jan.17\u2014Fonmer Governor Whitman, appointed by Dis Meanwhile.reports (hat Police Commimsioner Enright intended to resign, continued to gain circulation, interest In Coming Scraps.Eight Rinke Have Entered.C.N.R.And Vigers Lost, by a two to one majority, GREAT DIRIGIBLE Western Provinces\u2014Local snow falls or flurries and not so cold.York Poultry Show, the greatest held annually in the world, will be opened today in Madison Square Knoxwile, Tena\u2014Lee |: Highwsp DeaMoines-lows Engineering Be | 4 i ed by Chairman Kahn, of ite mili.[Wict Attorney Bwann to Investigate] despite the fact that they lasked au-| Canadians Won Twelfth Victory.FOR UNITED STATES ?Garden.cletx tary affaire commitire, also direct |reports of mileged graft and ineffl.| (hentic confirmation.Pagn Seven.Washington BG.Jan 1a] TOdays Events \u201cKE cums me owl [Tans | ND\u2014Medute Or tag the Secretary of War to cense|clency In city and county offices | The poles required by Mr Whlt-l ee The Home Builder grent étrigtole R-35, building In Eng- \u2014 dressed man\u201d will be one of the|Growers' Ascolationenliewments until thers are nofiwon his first important victory to-|man will repert from éwty te-mor- ¢ Home Butder.LA land for the United Mates Navy will] Rt.Rev.Jultus W.Atwood to-{topice before the annual convention | Reading, Pa\u2014Pennayivania Ass more tpan 175,000 enlisted men in [Vay when Muyor Hylan and Polce| row Page Bight.be completed in March and probably |Gay celebrates his tenth anmiversary|of the Merchant Taflors Designers\u2019 | ciation of Mester Painters.| the reglilar establishment.Commissioner Enright promised to Royal Bank Annual Meeting.wih start across the Atlante earlyias Eplecopal bishop of Arisona.Association, opening today in Ohi-| New York\u2014Regional Conteronuh \u2018The Houss vote was 385 to 4.|furnésh hi mwich the required police A STICRLER.Better Business Signe Increastng.|in July, the Mouse Navai Oommit-| Vice President-elect Coolidge has|cego.ae | STL, ; Congress acted In opposition to |amietance Pupil\u2014What keeps us from fall.- Page Nine, tes Was Informed today by Oaptainsccepted ap Invitation to upeak to-| Today wik be celebrated \u201cho! Fergus Fills, Mtnn-\u2014Minnesete the wishes of General Pershing who| The two officials were thereupon|ing off the earth when we are up- n 1 And C ercial T.D.Craven.Director of Naval|day before the Vermont Historical fAfvieth anniversary of the proche.State Dalry Societieshad informed the Senate Commit-|emcused, for she present, from testi.| side down?omnia mam News.| \\vistion.The hangar at Lake Hurst, |Society, at Montepiier.ation of the German empire at #0 | finnipes- cour of the City of Quebec.Defendantappear withis ication of this John Mckrigan, hereoiare of our City of Quebec, in the Ihistrict of Quebec.Deteadant 1s erdered to apocut aithls e o wil ane month front the last publication of this \u201cthee, January 17th, 1921 c.January 17th, .Buchs \"auR0.LÜBE Clerk of the Rececder's cours, of the City of : \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADA.In the Reserd lendant is ovdered to appear within Pen from the last publication ei Guero) 17th, 1921 , Janual , 1921.9 6 Prund.LUBE Clerk of ths Recerder's court, ol the City of Quebec.nt is ordered to appear Pet from tise lest publication vs Lis hole.\u20ac 1931, va N heretofore of our City of ose rt of Quebec, widow oi Arthur G.Martin.Dolendant le ordered te Hid ear wit one month (rom the last seniliioe ei ue anuary 17th, 1921.Wuebes, Jansary poo.DUA Oe oy TA ADA la the SANA \\ Boe § ng 2 (Ny où heretofore of om t ons Lee pates où Sues, Site : ei 1, dered te appe: DER TA EE Suebes, Jasuary 17th 193).oes, LB coun The set OÙ Que té No à The Chin Bt.Peter Street, Lower Town.IC COMPANY, Branch: 28 Fabrique St, Upper Town: FIRE SETS and FENDERS in Brass and Wrought Iron finish.FIRE SCREENS, COAL HODS, GAS LOGS.ELECTRIC HEATERS, (Electric COFFEE PERCOLATORS and Alcohol) \" KITCHEN UTENSILS, General and Heavy Hardware and Sporting Goods of all description.\u2018 te \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Latest Fiction Black Bartiemy\u2019s Treasures bp effrey FarnoL The Prairie Stringer.Mother by Arthur Denison Grant by Rebert Stead.Also Boys Own and Girls Own Annual, Chums.All the Poliyanna and Montgomery booka Bubble Books Tha Books that sing Splendid selections of Calendars, Cards.Autograph Albums, Fancy Boxes of Stationary.AND S.J.MERCHANT TAILOR :3 187 Se.Johm SL Phone 781 LaKue Compromise.borer.WORKMANSHIP ORDER YOUR CLOTHES 4 hr Lae Fuge Tiel CA, LLA ONARTERED* t= ACOCUNTANTS -: i LaRue, Trudel & Picher, va ro patate corn, A Trustees and Creditors 126 OT.PETER STLEE?Domialon Pailding Phoues 4590 4521 P.J.EVOY, nee.BOORAFLLFER ache, January ith, 1921, Phone 738 | 343 82.JOLIN SR 1 Clark a Resordar's court, of the City où Gjuchec\u2014 re eee.CANADA.|) Ia se - For hd -revincs of Uuebes ) ar\u2019s Court of the Anstnes of Yuees ) Clty ob e wo.2009, of 1920.y e 1 \u2018 \u201cuy ou yesben, y Burke, C.A LLA & Trudel, between Debtors Quebos Ct \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 : - .CANADA.in the Rroorérier o de } cer Pen ere of {jucbee ) era Court of the wo.2095, of Jul.Dee > at ucpee J) Cig et - o - le Wi wit he Cay ot tgusbec, Plalatis.Tue ity ot Quebne, Le pet obore of C he Donald McLean, heret our City ; ; ueyee, .Gosrge Liperuk, heretolore of owr Lity of bn the Dustriot of ent, of (uevec, 15 the Dimnct of Quebec, Le Defendent Defendant le ordered to nappes: withie alice Quebec, Jangar, ene month trom ihe last publication of this CAN.In the Reserd- CANADA.Is _the Records trot rene je ace od the | Provisee of Duetes § ara\u201d ct crier of Puenee D AUS waves | u - para) No.2466, of 192.\" Uuebec, on ucts, re wa pe ibe Luy wl 1 - ippe h, heretofore of Cit John lave, heretofore of our City of Sorin Mare intra of Pouebes, Queuce, sn the Distnet of Quovec, Werte stconanician.i te .Defendant.one month from the last publication o \"me y 17th, 1921, TUKU.LUBR, of the Micorder a court, the City ol Queber, Inthe Quebes ) er's Court of the of Quebes \"ce ) Cig Plats, LS William FE.Lawton, lieretofore of our uebeg vebes City of (Quebec, in the District of Quebes, ordered te appear ain {ha tout publicacon of this y 17th, 1921, othe\u201d Recorded svar e ere the City oi Queben, mr Jugtesth of the ou City of Queen ve hertofors of our Clty of don .gale in the IMetrice of Quebec, Cookietendant, ordered to appear witho tou of 17th, Quebec, January i JUS Cert, Clerk o te Recorder's court, ol the Cuy Quebec.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Provines of = NE a Yin CANADA.In the No.28:3, 5 ADS eves J ers Court of the| Joe ur of Disroes of Useoes D City et Queves No.2:68, of as, vas u Ld , Machénist., heretofore of our City am, aires of nebo; Fore.Pete bs man mouce.Defendant.Quebec, Janues Defendant ja ordered to appear wit\\ia .ons month (rom the lost publication of tau Cort noue.snusty 17th, 1921, ee us I x Reo CANADA.order's aus as tes | Pie Ne.4360, of 730 } in the Record The Cuy Provmes of bes ) e's Court of the No, 432), of 1320.Diaries of Gers ) City of Quabes Robida we Piaissif, Delendant is in oni month from the last publicat ste notice, Quebre, Joncery ds Yo \"buns, of the Recorder's court, à de dur el | PAY YOUR TAXES, : Quebec, Jan.Tth, 1921, Publia notice 18 hereby given that after the 33nd tor the year of to the Recorder's cedures.Please rom! want to svoi (Rigne\u2026) Jan.Stoës inet, all unpalé taxes 1930-31 will de hand.Court for pre t immediately 8 yon à costs.P.N.VERUB, City HAR.WARE + TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921.20% Per \u201cJACQUES\u201d ANNUAL CHEAP SAL Discount ON ALL BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.DÉSEQUIES CF N.C.JOSEPH | Were Conducted In Montreal Cent 20% 30 Per Cent Discount ON ALL BOOTS AND OXFORDS OVER $12.00 -Interment In Spanish And Portuguese Cemetery Wm.Jacques & Sons \u2018The tuneral of the late Mr.Andrew C.Joswph, formerly Belgian Consul st Quebec, took place in Montreal yesterday.The service being ocenducted by Rev, Dr, Haddad, ausisted by the DIKD LABRANCHE \u2014 At Portneuf, on January 1@th, 1921, Emma la- branche, wife of Ferdinand Labranche, at the age of 76 years.Fuherel eorvice at Junuary 18th, at 10:30 a.m.RHODES\u2014At Rosemount, Pennsylvania, on the 16th January inst, William Rhodes, third sou of the late Colonel Wm.Rhodes, of Benmore, Quebec.Portneuf, Rev.I.De Le Penha.The chief mourners were Measrs.H.Joseph, son, and Montefiore Joseph, brother.Among those present were Mr.Henry Joseph, Mr.Horace Joseph.Mr A.A.Sandeman, Captain W.Bedag Montetiore, M.C, Mn F.I.Splelman, Mr.Reginald Hart, Mr.Kenneth Joseph, Dr.Patch, Dr.H D.Hamilton.Mn Harry Oswald, \u2026 R L Et, and Mr I.8.Goldenstein, President of the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, CLOSING DINNER AT SPENCER WOOD Last Entertainment In Connection With Present Visit AUDITORIUM ALL THIS WEEK 5 BIG ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE and pictures: Douglas Fairbanks in \u201cTHE MOLLYCODDLE\" Comedy, Etc, Etc.NEXT SUNDAY: \u201cTHE IDOL DANCER,\u201d a D.W.Griflith Production Of Vice-Regal Party CURLING RINK 15 IMPROVISED Harbor Commissioners Lend Shed 19 To Quebec Club For Bonspiel The closing entertainment of the visit here of Their Excellencies the Governor General and Duchess of Devonshire was held at Spencer Wood last night when a dluner was given 4n their honor by the Lieutenant Governor and Jady Fitzpatrick.\u2018The vificia] list of guests is as follows: ~\u2014 Hon.I'remier and Mrs.Taschercau, Hom Mr.and Mrs.Turgeon, sr, Justice and Mrs.Belleau, Hon.Jules and Qdrs.Tessier, Mon.Mr.* Through the courtesy of the Que- VICTORIA TODAY \u201cILUMORESQUE\u201d The greatest picture of the year \u2014all star cast.thE EMPIRE TODAY Marion Davies in \u201cTHE CINEMA MURDER,\u201d Comedy and Scenic TODAY \u201c81 3\u201d fo the great Arsene Lupin maser- piece of Maurice Leblanc, a big = Mobertaun-Cole sprcial; Top.ce of tre Pay: Classic Weekly News; \u201cVelvet Fingers\u201d, latest Pathe special, ist Episode; Bl Parsons in a 2-reel Comedy: Bray Pictograph.Full Orchestra and Mrs.Mercier, &ir George and -ady Garneau, Hon.Mn and Mrsialipeault, Hon.N, Perodeau, Hon Mr.and Mrs, Amyot, Brig.-Uen.and Mra Landry, Mr.and Mrs.Amos, Mr, and Mrs.IL.A.Cannon, Mrand Mrs, God{rey Rhodes, Bir Wiliam and Lady Price, Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Ross, M:.rnd Mrs.W.Dobell, Col, and Mrs, Ogilvie, Mr.and Mrsvinnds, Mr.and Mdm.Foy, Mr.and Jrs.A.Fitzpatrick, Miss Preston, Mr.and Mra.Frank Clarke, Mrbec Harbor Commission, shed 19 has been placed at the disposal of the Quebec Curling Club, free of charge to sagist it in carrying out the big bonspiel to be opened in this chy on Monday next, which will last all week.In view of the fact that over 200 curlers will arive from every section of Canada to take part in the important curling matches arranged for the wesk of play, it was necessary for the Quebec Curling Club, which is being assisted in all arrangements by the Victoria Curling Club, to find a third rink, to accommodate the contestants in the var- fous matchés.When the Quebec (Curling Club was looking for a suit- \u2018ble bullding.the Harbor Commis.\u2018on came to the rescue and placed he spacious rhed 19 at their dis osal.This shed is located on the city side of the Louise Docks, or Puint-a-Carcy pler, within a stone's throw of the Harbor Commission loffice butlding, and will be found quite convenient for the curlers.|Last week a number of men were placed at work to convert the interior of the building into a curling rink, which was completed yesterday.This auxiliary curling rink will \u2018have six sheets that will permit as many matches to be played, making 8 curlers in the roaring game at the ame time.Besides these six sheets t is proposed to have an extra one n the large building in case of \u2018mergency.The rinks were all \u201clooded last night and it is expected hat after last night's cold dip they vill be in excellent condition today, and Mra, Arthur Price, Lt.-Col.and Ms Harris, Mr.Justice and Mra Mæiouin, Mr.Arthur Sauve, Capt.R.P.Landry, Lieut.Col, John Ruy, \u201ciajur Frank S:anton.Canadian Theatre \u2014T0DAY \u2014\u2014 Double Feature Programme: Chrissie White in \u201cHis Dearest Posecssion\u201d.Also An Irwin Willat's Production, \"Down Home\u201d.Comedy and Others Continuous Performance from 1 pm.to 11 p.m.OF CANADA A special course for officers, under Major Vanier, D.S.O, M.C.,.and N.C.O.\u2019s under Ser-; geant Major Vaughan, will; * commence at 8 P.M.tonight at the Drill Hall, All officers and N.C.O.\u2019s on the strength of the unit are! requested to attend, in service! dress.The N.C.O.'s course is open to any man in the unit who would like to qualify as an, N.C.O.M, UM.LABBE, Major and Adjutant\u2014\u2014_neeme Grand Euchre Ja-unry dist Gaile Independante Champlain Hell by The Brotherhood of Dominion rx.1 , press Kmployecs, Local No.8, Quebec.Admission 50 cts | OVAL RIFLES ind ready for the bonsplel matches n Monday next.KENOGAMI NEWS.4 À { A donation to the Bchoo) for SERRES sp | Crippled Children, In Montreal, was (ky heartily given by the Principal and CORONA puplis and a few outside friends of VON ftrai Kenogami Model School.It may be stated how this almost unanimous response took place, as it is a long way from Kenogami to Montreal.The speclal committee Who support the School for Crippled Children, sent a circular with all particulars to the Principal, who immediately CLU 459 Each A DO.Je CSTIIE IMPORTER AND Ltd WHOLESALE GROCEL headed the subscription list, and sympathetically appealed to the pupils of Kenogami to help the crippled, (some for life), boys and \u201cgirla.of Montreal.The Principal niso described minutely the contrast between the condition of the crippled children, unable to play the wsual games, and the happy state of the Kenogami vouth, who can romp and phy to thelr hearts content, at skating.hockey, etc, on first-class rinks, provided by Price Bros and supervised by the leading citisens of the town.The sum collected was about ten dollars, and it is interesting to note that the motto of the pupils was \u201cInasmuch as ys have done this unto oie of the least of these, ye have done it unto me.\u201d \u2014 To Oure n Cold tn One Day Take Groves LAXATIVE RROMO QUININE tablets.The genuine bears the signature of BE.W.Grove 2306.LF.ROY Leather Goods Special Trunks # Travelling Bags 43 St.John St.Phone 689 COURT OF SESSIONS.At the Court of Sessions yesterday Judge Lachance presiding, two liquor deniers were mrraigned and pleaded guilty to the charge of | violation of the Hcott Aet.One of tho accused, from Bouth Quebec, || was fined $500 and costs, and the other from Lorette, $35¢ and coats.Both fines were paid.A woman accused of vagabondage wns sent to gmol and another | charged with quarreling with her husband was given & severe reprimand and allowed to return to her caution from the home with a Judge.ed Social and Personal Ma Howard V.Fraser, of Mes treal, is in town.Mr.3, 5.Fortier han returned to town from New York.Mr.J.E.Barret, of Montreal.Is staying at the Chatess.Mr.J.J.O'Sullivan, i» in town, maying at the Chateau.Mr, Fred W.Barnet, of Montreal, is a guest at the Chateau Ma P.de L.Tache, of Ottaws is Ponding à few days in town.Mr.E.A.Conway, of Montreal is registered st the Chateau, dr.and Mra.K.Moe are iu the city, staying at the Chateau, Mr, H.Munro, of Toronto, is in town, a guest at the Chateau.8a J.R.Wells, of Montreal, is among the guests at the Chateau.Mr.À Durand, is in town Crom Montreal, a guest at the Chateau.Miss Aline DesRochers, of Otmwa, is the guest of Mrs.Gastos Pratte.Mies Marguerite \u2018Taschereau is the guest of Miss Gertm Lajoie, of Montreal Mr.P.Catheart, of Ont, is in the vity, the Chateau.Hamilton, at trom Campbeliton, N.H, where he spent a week.Miss Raahel Cimon entertained at the residence of her mother, Mrs.(Judge) Qimon, Me.C.A.Warren, of Holyoke, Masd, is among the guests regis- rered at the Chateau.Mr.snd Mra Paul A.Cusson and their children are visiting Mr.and Mes, P.J.Basin, 8t.Foy Road.Mr.Thomas McCarron, of Bt Pacome arrived in the city yesterday, and registered at the Chateau.Miss Brady, of the Ladies\u2019 Wear Department, Holt, Renfrew's & Co., Ltd, has left on a business trip to New York Madame Liagre and Mr.Raoul Liagre, arsived In town yesterday from Van Bruyseels, and are registered at the Chateau, or, and Mre.Frank W.Clarke, have delayed their departure for Europe, in consequence of the serious illness of Mr.Clarke's father.Miss PsuMine Archer, of Montread, who has teen spending some time in town, the guest of Miss Lucienne Hamel, returned home yesterday, Dr.Frank Coote, of the Royal Victoria Hospital, who spent the week-end in town, the guest of his parents, Dr.and Mrs.P, Coote, has returned to Montreal.Mr.and Mme.Elsear Turcotte have left for New York, whence they will sail in Wednesday on the 88.Savoie\u201d for Europe, where they will spend four months, Lady Rachel Cavendish.Margaret @oott, Mie Kate Ryder, Mises Saunders, Lord Richard Nevill and Captain the Hom Patrick Kinnaird will spend Wednesday in Montrea] where with Their Exceltencien the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, and the other menrbers of the Vice-Regal staff they will attend ths marriage of the Earl of Minto and Miss Marion Cook.The entire party, accompanied by the Countess of NMimto, will return Lo Ottawa the same evening.Meetings Today.Stadacon Chapter, I.0.D.BK, at 1.O.D.E.Headquarters, 11 a.m, .Parish Helpers, St.Matthew's Parish Room, 2:30 p.m.oe 8° Ladies\u2019 Ald (Trinity), Hall, 2:30 pm.os Junior Mission Band, Kirk Hall, Cook Street, 2:30 p.me » à Lady Parish Ladies\u2019 Ald, (Methodist) will meet at the residence of Mrs.Charles Thorn, 31 St.Cyrille Street, at 3:30 p.m.L ° .Teachers\u2019 meeting.St.Parish Room, 7:30 p.m.Missionary Boclely, monthly meeting, Kirk Hall, 4 p.me + + Girls\u2019 Branch, W.A.Parish Hall, 7:30 p.m.Bt.Andrew's Church, Women's Missionary Society, at 4 p.m, in the Ki Hall.Special offering for the sufferers trom the Chinese famine.Womens\u2019 Work.The meeting today of the Stadaconn Chapter, I.O.D.E.is for the purpose of nominating officers for election next month and a large attendance is therefore hoped for.Matthew's (Trinity), At the monthly meeting yesterday of the (Baptist) Mission Circle.the subject of the talk was \u201cI.otun Huds\" at the termination of which tea was served to those present.0 A general meeting of the Women's Branch of the 8 P.C.A, will be held on Thursday in Morrin College Hall at eleven o'clock for the transaction of important business, ° The first meeting of the Methodist Ladies\u2019 Ald since their suspension, some time ngo, will be hold thie afternoon.CONDOLENCE At a general meeting held yes terday, by the students of the Law Faculty of Laval It was proposed by Amedes Caron and arcond- ed by Abert Diselets and adopted unar@mounty\u2019 that a vote of arm.pathy be offered to Mr, Adj).Rivard, C.R., their d'atingulshiod Prgfesnot of International Taw and to His enn, Antoine Kivard, student at the Faculty, on the occasion of the death of a beloved wile and mother.mother Me.Martin Maloney has returned | THEAPPEALIN REMILLARD CASE Heard In Montreal\u2014Claimed Judge Did Not Fully tn- struct Jury \u2014 The appeal taken on behalf of Mr.Jossph Remillard sentenced to be hanged last June in the Criminal Court of King\u2019s Bench in this city, by Mr.Justice Desey, for the murder of Lucien \u2018Morrisette, at Levis, wad argued yesterday morning before the Court of Appeals, according to a Canadian Press despatch, Hon.Judges Carroll, Dorion, Mariin, Guerin and Tellier, presiding.The appeal has been taken on the ground that the preatding Judge at the trial failed to mention to the jury that the son of the accused, who was the principal in the case and who actually shot Morimsette, had been previously tried and found guilty of manslaughter.For this, appellant's son, Romeo Remillard was sentenced to imprisonment for life.His father, the argument showed, had only encouraged his son to kill the victim, and the appellant claims these facts should have been told the jury at the time the senior'a trial took place.Judgment was reserved.10.0.E.LUNCH T0 THE DUGHESS Municipal Chapter Entertaiped Her Excellency In Brilliant Function Yesterday The luncheon given yesterday in the Chateau Frontense to Her Excellency the Duchess of Devonshire by the Daughters of the Empire Gfunicipal Chapter) of this city was a brilliant and successful affair and one long to be remembered by members of the Order.The Empire Dining Room \u2018in which the delicious luncheon was served was filled with some sighteen or twenty tables while a long table of honour at which sat the Duchess of Devonshire, the regents of the various chapters and presidents of some of the important societies ran the length of the room, setting in all 186 of the most s=soelally .and patriotically prominent women of the city.The decorations, which were most effective, consisted of tall vases, deep rose carsations and fronds of sword {crn laid along the tables, and at ler Excellency's place à corsage bouquet was laid of orchids and suneet roses, as a small gift to her from the Daughters of the Empire.At one-thirty.luncheon was served after which the guests adjourned to the long Drawing Room where each person present was in tuna presented to Her Excellency by the Munteipal Regent, Mrs.C.M.de R.Finnia, The Duchess is her usual charm- isg and gracious manner then moved about from group to group chatting with friends and acquaintances until eis withdrew, accompanied by Lady Fitspatrick, Miss Fitpatrick.Mrs.L.Joan Cobbold.Mrs.Finnis presided at the Juncheon having the Duchess of Devunshire at her right and Lady Fitzpatrick at her left.The other ladies seated at the table of honour were: Madame Taschereau, Miss Flspatrick, Mrs.Melimont Madame Samson, Madame Amyot, Miss Gibaut, Mrs.Godfrey Rhodes, Mrs.Colin Sewell, Mrs.Rosa Strang, Mra.Richard Turner, Miss Winn, Mise Lajng, Mrs.F.G.Scott, Mrs.8 R.Peacock, Lady Drummond (Montre« al), Mrs.Burstall and Mrs.À.E.Scott.The list of those present follows: Miss Ray Scott, Miss Cobbald, Miss Davie, Miss Watson, Miss Lemon, Mrs.Stuart Atkinson, Mrs.Parmelee, Mr.Shaw, Mrs.Joly de Lotbiniere, Mrs.E.Ci.Meredith, Mrs, BE.1.Sewell, Mra.V.Boswell, Mrs, Harcourt Smith, Mrs.Frank Ross, Mrs.Staniey Smith, Ars.G.Tessier, Mra .A.Tesner, Mra B.A.Beott, Mre.Kirkpatrick, Mada Marois, Mra, Dennistoun, Mrs.J.K.Boswell, Mrs.Hubert Neilson, Mra.Clarke, Miss Lawrence, Miss Breakey Mrs.Handsombody, Madame Grondin, Lady Forgot, Miss Marole, Mrs.J.G.Scott, Miss Lamothe.Mrs.Judge, Mrs.Morrell, Mre.Warrington, Mrs.A.H.M.Hay.Mrs.Norris, Mise Scott, Mrs.Wilkins, Miss Hill-Joseph, Mrs.Cream, Mrs.B.E.Ross, Mrs.Ross, Mrs.G.A, Ross, Mes.Craie.Mrs.Chateauvert, Miss Kinnear, Mins Cream, Mra, Boulton, Mrs.Whitehead.Mrs, Home, Mrs.J.A.Scott, Miss Petry, Miss Teresita Price, Miss Luniop.Mrs.Hen derson, Mrs.Smyth, Miss (.Home, Mrs.Georgr Dean, Mre.George Russell, Mrs.Champion, Miss Judge, Mrs, A, C.Dobell.Mra.Arthur Price, Miss Parmelee, Miss Dorothy Caok, Mrs.Petry, Mrs.R.Meredith, Mre.Boswell, Mra, Jones, Mrs.Bancroft, Miss Baneroft, Mise laird, Miss Rhoden.Nix.A.M.Kelly, Miss Henshaw.Miss Adele Stuart, Mra.Fitzpatrick, Miss Helen Home, Mine R.Marsh, Mies Ogilvie.Mins Mc- L.mont, Miss Willa Price.Madame Cloutier, Mra.Denis, Mrs.Porter, Mrs.Taylor, Mrs.T.GQ.lsoonard, Madame Bernier, Mrs.DeCarteret.AMre.Sheehy.Mrs.Dick, Mrs.Dunlop, Mra, Geggie, Mim Genie, Mrs.Nesbitt, Mrs, Fairchild, Mes.Bailey, Mre.Young.Mrs.Blevess, M Dawe, Mrs.Barnbrooke, Mra.Sharples.The Misa a Henderson, Mra.Frank Glass, Mra.Pourtler.Mrs, tSreene, Mre.Thomson, Miss Irvine, The Miss Anderson, Mrs.F.M.Andrews, Mre.Welch, Mrs ¥.M Gendron, Mies Hall asd Mise Shreve.A.Taschereau and Miss | DUKE AT WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB Delivered Able Address On Subject Of League Of Nations Yesterday afterncon the Women's Canadian Club had she honor of boing adéremeé at its regular club mesting by His Excellency the Jovernorf the Quebecers in coming to know «heir Excellencies mu © pergonal'y and the Henouthey feit in dong #0, and hoped that pleasant recolhictions wou't now be carted away by them of the people of Quebec and the ad city Iteelfof the progress! WHEN child starts coughing duty Is to give the tittle sufferer a Pepe tablet, and thus pre.vent any oi of the lunge.As the tablet dissoives Le tuechild\u2019s mouth, the soothing maedi- cinsl fumes given off pass through the tender beesth- ing passages straight to the lungs aad brin ate comfort and relief.Peps contain no or other harmful drugs, snd can be given toachild(either whole or crushed tos powder) with theassurance of absolute benefit, Ose little Pep at aight will clear the bresthing passages and @ sleep be Set the little one A Per Là in bad brokes by coughing fits.before starting for school in weather is 8150 an invalusble safe guard for the children\u2019s throats and chests, All dealers, S0c.box.FREE TRIAL Send this sdvert., name of paper and lc.stamp fer return a postege) to eps Co., Torontosad free tris] package will =, be seat you.POWERS S0UGHT BY SCHOOL BOARD Catholic Commission Want To need (three millions) dobars Nevertherwss the said Commission «ws may, In any other way, tempura rily borrow any part of the amount above authorized, provided it does not exceed one hundred thousan dollars.\u201d .PROVINCIAL CIVIL SERVANTS HOLD MENTING The mecting of the Provisdal Civil Servants Association was held Borrow Until Debt Reaches ws: evening, presided over by cot.1 0.E.Talbot nat.Three Million Dollars vended, we eR A proposed petition to be com- * municated to the meurbérs of Legis- ive Bociety was read and adopted, Heated here in the borrowing powers! The Committe in charge o thi tought by the City and the Ostholic, toi hcoming Euche reported that School Commission it may prove ©N- every progress was being made in lightening to the rate-payers to Know (he matter.Cathie, choo! Commissions, now], To°, by-laws of the Ameciation before the Legisiature, contains.{ings to De held twice a month in- The claume referring to borrowing ,iead uf once, as has beoa previous.powers reads as foHlows:\u2014 ty the case.\u201c1.The Roman Catholle Board of! \u2018A resolution was adapted agec- 8dhoo! Commissioners of the city of ing to send delegates to Three Quebec, notwithstanding the provi-| Rivers and Sherbrooke to organise sions to the contrary contained Injihe Qivil Servants rewiding in thusa section 35 of the act 32 Victoria.| ctatem chapter 16, met the purpose me Duilding.en ng and improvine! HELD school houses In the city of Quebec, | oN A Evors CHARGE fasue, from time to time, according to the needs of the board, bonds re-| Oliva Teasier, aged 25 years, has deemable in not more than fifty been brought to the city from a lum- years by annuities or semi-annuities)ber camp near La Tuque, and is edd or in any other mantis rwhich it may on the charge of attempted murder.deem edvisshle, provided the whole |The vistim was Syive Germain, who smount of the sid debt shell not ex-iis now in hospital at La Tuque.JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES Discounts of 10 to 50% in 3M Departments \u2014 Flannellettes .15% Rleached and Unbleached Cottons .15% Yarns .cies.15% Overalls .15% Underwear for Men .20% Serge and Tweeds .20% Ready Made Clothing 25% [| Carpets and Oilcloth.15% Sateens and Linens .15% Boudoir Slippers .20% Felt Slippers .25% Blankets .25% Dresses, latest styles 15% Mitts and Scarves .25% Mocassins .20% Dress Goods .20% Silks .vee.25% Fancy Goods .25% Embroideries .20% Laces .20% Ribbons .20% Gaiters .331-3% Woollen Stockings .25% Silk Stockings .20% Cashmere Stockings .15% Fancy Neckwear and Handkerchiefs .15% Gloves .20% Sweaters, Men's and Boys\u2019 .331-3% Prints .28% Eiderdown Quilts .25% | Auto Lottery Tickets Free on All Purchases.Dats of Raffle, Fzbruary the 10% Faguy,Lepinay& Frere 254 to 264 St.J:ha Strest Tel 8308 | wera amended to enable the meet- ' La Le at + ne ini sis i 4 a m\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee -\u2014\u2014 neo anne re Tae d * CANADIENS GOT SECOND INT _ VICTORY IN THREE DAYS BY DEFEATING ST.PATS Flying Frenchmen Toyed With Toronto Defence And Cap- _._ tured Match By Count .0 f Nine To Five\u2014St.Pats Got Disorganizeg\u2014\u2014Killing Pace Maintained Throughout 17\u2014 (Canadian form Mentreal, Jan Preas)\u2014Paying back to the disyflayod in their Saturday matoh.Canadiens, scoped an cesy win over Ag, Patrick's to-night, by nine to five.The Ping Frenchmen toyed with the Toronto defence and outplayed the opposing team at will \u2018The iatter became so disorganized at the end of play that they crowded back on their goal-keeper in an -Kfort to avert the detacle.Trey -howed Httle or no combination play 101 were cutsiated and outgeneral- ied at almost aût times.\u2018The old pln of frequent changes vas again used by the Canadiens ho were thus enabled to keep Up 8 tilheg pace throughout.\u2018The Pa: were hard up for substitutes.Stewart, the Amherst player, did ot meke much of an impression and \u2018e way wemk on the defensive.Can- .iteny skated circles round him.Canadiens outscored their oppo- : ents 2 to 1 almost all through the same.\u2018There was no particularly! Luntending py and the game serv.1 Canadiens largely as a work-out \u2018ar thelr next two games Line-up:\u2014 Positionst.Patrick's: Canadiesss: Goat | Forbes .-.Vesine.Detence Cameron .ve.Corbeau! Defence stowart .\u2026.Mummery Centre + Noble .\u2026.Lalonde! R.Wiog DYS (ooiovmnensvscins Berlinguette | L Wing | Emyle .\u2026.- \u2018To restore the skin to a clear, healthy flexibility there's nothing like Zam-Buk.\"Rub it into the face, arms and wrists at night\u2014 let it work wbile you cer erbal Zam-Buk's refined essences soak ings, rd rique tissues.They soothe irritation and smarting pain; he raw sore surfaces and ** infection\u2019 of the broken oh in.| Cold-treams with ne medi- ! cinal value, or coarse fatty oint- ; ments, are powerless to give you the clear healthy shin you desire, You need Zam-Buk the most soothing and successful shia remedy ever discovered en, ours H sib ss HOTELS nThe Heart Lp Dents = ATLANTIC rE Stel lan Âme nican can Hotel Hotel of se Cv 46 St.John Bt, \u2018Plone 7915 The mos: centraily situated, hs modern conveniences.Firet clam! enisine and service.All goods dire frors our farm.We bake our own bread and! French pastry, and serve purest milk | and eream, bottled at our own farm., A elect resort for lady Tourists Only a few minutes to Auto Garage.1 0, fraa Sam, to 1 p.m peo Maylixly.DINE are Manhattan & CAFE 120 ST.JOHN STREET (near Ep) Telephone) Best Servios aad Best Meals at Fopaler Prices.STATIONERY See Our Stock Of NOTE PAPER in Y Atlantic City ean supply the never - ending delights, regardless of season, that impress the visitor wi a feeling of the sheer joy of life.+ And at The Traymore=World\" - Greatest Hotel Success \u2014right on the » ocean, is fully sensed the winter beauties of the ses-fringed sands, and the in.Tigprating = here.amid round.ings Jesu.ix e vs: uperior muse.F tesh and sea bu atached aropesn ot American da Fioepee roof throughout.Floor plans sent, | THE WINDSOR Deminion Square \u2014 \u2014 Montreal Turepess Flen Excinatvely.Centrally locn/ad tu the heart of the Shopping and Theatrical District.Headquarters for Conventions, Banquets, Private Dancea.Receptions and Socia! Events.Services Uasarpessed.Further Particulars on ap- tetera.eee etree RESORTS\u2014ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.gt trem fret) ie.en.ToCure aCold in One Day Take QGrove\u2019s Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets Re sure its Bromo You will find any thing you require for your OFFICE J, EL VACHON & Co, Phin and Fancy Boxes.CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, WRITING TABLETS, ETC., ETC.Compare our prices with other ores.T.H.ONEILL 247 St John St GUILLOT'S French Liqueurs \u2014NONB BETTER \u2014 You will find something to your taste in the following assortment.The prices are very reasonable.St.Lawrence Hall MONTREAL Magnificent antrancs or.JAMES STREET oe 200 Rooms (many with Baths attached) ea pion com sLse Amartcan fyom 0 ry vy a .ss.A J HIGGINS Tasniend.C.P.B.License No.16-5612 Phone 4550 American Plas HOTEL ST.URSULE M G.FAUCHER, Prop.Se Louis Stress Quabss Hat and cold running water in oll reoma Local and long dis.OFFICE STATIONERS.No.67 Sault-au-Matelot St.Quebee - - - Phone 6834 Mail orders receive best attention.Creme de Menthe, Creme de Cocoa Choua, Creme de Mandarine, Creme de Mocha, Creme de Vanille, Creme de Ross, Creme de Citron, Creme de Fine Champagne, Orange Cura- Cao Surfin, Orange Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Blackberry Brandy, Apricot Brandy, Peach Brandy, Maraschino, Anisette, Anis dee Indes, Grand Prieure, linette, Vadorine, Cassia, What is absolutely GOOD we have it L B.LEVASSEUR, 48 PALACE HILL.PROPERTY WANTED, in St Louis Ward or Grande ailes Apply to A.B.B.Box No.Chronicle.tance Telephone.Jan.17xly | PP \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 to get sure relief.On Sale Everywhere MINARD' § LINIMENT Yarmouth, N.S.A GOOD THING RUB IT IN Ju À Jou-Corun ADVOCATR .44 fh Fens A - hens: 8418; Rea: 1938 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.At The Theatres \u201cHumoresque\u201d Is \\ | - pictures is \u201cHusmoresque.\u201d \"The Music Master.\u201d } l'année Harst, author of the novel upon which the picture is based, shows in \u201cHumoresque\u201d why she Is one of the highest-paid and \u2018popular writers in the coustry, The story is atmplicity stuell music, 4s the contra) figure.Under the watchful and loving oye he develops Into a world-known musician.At the height ty he goew to war and retains with a wounded shoulder No Sm Il Town ) Show at the \u201c813\u201d Will Be Shown at The Classic Today\u2014\u201cVelvet Fingers,\u201d the New Serial, Was the Best Yet Seen Wonderful Picture + Record Crowds See It At The Victoria The answer to the critics who Jament che artifctality This photopiay is real swayed.It has an tosense appeal to the ben cqualled by few | of Mtersture, and few stage productions Last mégbl'e endicuce Victoria Theatre, where \u201cHumaores que\u201d opened a four | aiteruntely moved et laughter and something ciosely akin to as arranged by Mr.Clappræeton, the musical director, of the finest ever offered.The comedy \u201cKiw Me Caroline,\u201d 6 à t of motion io falthfull pore day's run, hardly breathe, and often I became |eo dixsy 1 had to sit down oe hold to «| Mornings and, in fuct, all the time, WAS STARTLED AT comes Nervousness And Tanise \u201cSince Tanke much, I am net many people are praising fit, want to say a good word for it myself, \u201cwas the statement made re- oently by Mra.J.B.Lafremboise, Cave Madeleine, Three Rivers, Can- \u201cFor over three years 1 suffered run down and very weak.I had no of £004 cooking would make.me sick, Nothing agreed with me, and after each meal the gas from my vadigest- ed food bloated me umil I could something to keep from falling.My back ached terribly, at times, and my nerves were in such a bad condition rustling of a newspaper made me Jump and I could scarcely sleep any.I felt completely tired out, and as nothing I tried helped me the least bit, I finally became very much dix- couraged, and lost almost all hops of aver being well again.\u201cBut I heard Taniac praised so tainly 1s surprising the way It brought me out.I soon had & aplon- did appetite, and now I am anting Just anything 1 want without su(zr- ing the least bit afterward, The pains have disappeared from my back, and my nerves are perfectly quiet, so that I sleep like «a child nightz and wake up feeling refreshed nd ready to envoy a hearty hreak- fost.Tuniac is just grand, and every- Lody ought 1» know about it.\" \u201cTanlac is sold by Martel & Dion Ati Jolicneu \u2018s Fharmacy.\u201d Auditorium This Week: of show tans that cuwded the Au .btorium ac ali ; \u2018The show, in fact, is far better yet than the bill that was given last week and which was by no means weak.the best shows tha Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago; Much aiarm has prevailed in this \u2018city for soffe days past, on account \u2018time, to set fire to the Ursuline Nunnery From the awkward nature ot {the attempts, they appear to us to i the work of some insane person, or of some one more desirous of |creating an alarm, for some inter- \u2018ested purposes.than of actualy oc.cagsioning a conflagration.A reward of Afly pounds in offered for the discovery of the offender.i A Good Price i london\u2014At the mde of the hate Mr.Hindiey's library at Evans in Pall Mall @ collection of single poems Hs Every Woman Ought to Know (THAT DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS | MAKE HEALTHY KIDNEYS, | And that Healthy Kiioeys by Strain- | ing the Impurities out of the Blood Make for Good Health ali Over the | Body.Carmichael, Bask., Jan.17.\u2014(8pe- lcial).\u2014Misa Hazel Mace, » weil.\"known and highly respected resident here is numberpd among the many \"friends Dodd's Kidney Pills have ,made on the Prairies.| \u201cI have found Dodd's Kidney Pills ithe best 1 ever used.\u201d she stated, \"I , would not use any other kind.\u201cYes, you may publish what I say\" \u2018she concluded.\u2018F only hope It will \u2018help other aufferera.\u201d Thousands of women, the Prairies.but all over Canada \u2018took on Dodd's Kidney Pilla as n friend in need.They are purely a.Kidney remedy.Kidneys to do thelr straining the Impurt «of the disease.and veaknes So MANY Women know.It bringe in their place a health that te the foundation of happiness.necessity if the body is to be helathy.it you haven't used Dodd's Pile for any kind of Kidney trouble ask your neighdors about them, The Ursuline Convent : fre \u2018of 1@ïented attempts in the night niveraary with a supper at the rink | | This week's vaudeville Chronicle Files 25 Years Ago Quohee Curling Club The Quebec Curing Club intend celobrate their seventy-fifth an- on Monday 27th instant, Members! desining of attending should post their names Inrmediately on the list in the Club House.Real Estate The building, Nos, 82 and 91 St Petor street belonging to the estate of the late Mr.Owen Murphy, was sold yesterday morning at auction by Memsrw A, J.Maxham & Co.for $2,075.Mr, Couture, N.P., was the purchaser, Obit The town of Levis has Just lost one of is oldest citizens in the per- won of Mr, Antoine Gagne, who died Thursday at the age of 80 years.Peceased was the father of Mr.Gagne, of L'Evenement, who has our sincere sympathy In his bereavement, \u2014 Waited on the Mayor A deputation of labour men on be.halt of the unemployed waited on the Mayor yesterday and were told by His Worsiwp that he thoroughly sypathized with them, and wouid do ali that lay in his power to meet their desires.The deputtions will wait upon Premier Taillon at 3:30 today.ee meme mms UNIVERSAL DISARMAMENT Winnipeg, Jan.17\u2014Whether uns- verset disarmament om militaristic Programs are to prevail among the nations of the world for the fu:ure, les directly with the United States, according to opinions expressed by not only on | By toning up the, disarmament to be brought About, full work of it the fimt es out of the Britain, U blood they strike right at the root Pure blond coursing through the veins speedily relieves that weariness Healthy Kidneys ars an absolute Kidney Dr, G.W.Grdon (Ralph Conor).The Ant essential step the United States must take, it & favors disarmament, is to join the Lea I Nations, he decinred.sue of Lv.Gordon held it not dificult for class nattons, firent nitgd States and Japan, would avcept three fundamental peinciples.Briefly these principles are Rute Force to be employed only by International police.Universel responat- lity of court to rep'ace rule of, cath for world peace.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 me and ballds published at about a haïfpenny or a penny each, bound RING OF DOOR BELL Three Rivers Woman Over- : Other Troubles By Taking | from indigestion and became badly appetite, and at times even the amedl | { that the ring of the door dell or]; highly I decided to try it, and It cer- | 3 TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921.Our | Great White Sale Is Now Going On 10 lem Eclipse Whitewear Greatly Reduced \u2014101\u2014 Ca REE, At our great whitewser mle, which is now going on, We are making large reductions on all white underciothing, White blouse waists, white lnoes, white embreidery, and all kinds of white goods.Ql = White Blonss Waists\u201433 1-3 Percent Off.Ladies\u2019 Night Gowns, trimmed with lace and embroidery, $1.10 for SBe, $1.50 for 81.20, $178 for 81.40, 99.50 for .0600 White Skirts, trimmed, lace and embroidery, $1.35 now $1.00, $1.68 now $1.38, $2.35 now $1.50, $3.48 now .08.00 Iadies\u2019 Drawers, trimmed, embroidery and lace, 38¢ now The, $1.19 now $38.$1.25 now 81.00, 81.58 now .\u2026.81.20 A Envelope Chemise, trimmed, lace and embroidery, $1.60 for 81.10, $1.75 for $1.40, $2.15 now 81.73, 83.48 fOF 2.0.0.1091.00 Fiannolette Night Gowns, good quality flannelette, 03.48 now 91.99, | $3.65 now 92.18, 89.25 NOW .00.0010000000000000.00.00 \u20140 LINENS, SHEETING, TOWELS, QUILTS, SHEETS, NAPKINS, \u201c A 20% Off \u20140\u2014 Simons & Co.AUCTION SALE.1 In the matter of Aux Nouveautes \u201cJ.A.A.Patry\u201d Millinery, #8t.° Joseph, Beauce, Authorized Assign- : or.Notice is hereby given that on | FRIDAY, 21st JANUARY 1931 | AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M.! Will be sold at our office, 101 St.Peter 8t., Quebec, the assets of this estate as follows A\u2014Stock in es.Store Fixtures .$2101.19 193.00 ; in| B\u2014One Auto \u201cPullman\u201d 400.00 The sale will be made for each item separately.\u2018The inventory may be seen at our office, ; The Store will be opened for in- apection of stuck, etc.THUREDAY, JANUARY 20th 1921.Terms of sale: CASH.BEDARD & BELANGER, Authorised Trustees.Office: 101 St.Peter Bt.Quebec, January 10th, 1981.Jan.14,18,20x3, THE BANKRUPTCY ACY AUCTION BALE.tour, General Merchant, La Malbale, Authorized Assignor.Notice is hereby given that on | FRIDAY, 21st JANUARY 1921 AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M.Will be sold at our office, 101 Btestate as follows: A-=Rtock in Tra tees.$4304.90 Store Fixtures .16.00 $4320.90 B\u2014Dook debts accurding to Met.oe ier la.926.43 The sale will be made for each item separately.debts may be seen at our office.The store will be opened for inspection of wtnck, ete, on WED- NDSDAY, JANUARY 19th 1921, Terms of sale: CASH.BEDARD & BELANGER, Authorized Trustees.Office: 101 St.Peter Bt.Quebec, January 10th, 1921.Jap.14,18.09x3.CAPTAIN REPORTS BAD WEATRER Halifax, NB.Junthe worst weather Î have ever experienced,\u201d said Captain Davies,\u2019 Master of the, White Star-Dominton ner Canada, when that ship arrived in port this morning, nine days\u2019 The ship's course was changed last Wednesday to \u2018go to the assistance of the Norwegian steamer Ontaneds, then sending out 8.0.8.calle, \u2014\u2014\u2014 a ee a nas ama = aa HORLICKS Malted Milk for Invalides A nourishing and digestible diet, in eight velumnes sold at the am.mense figure of £337.Contains ric milk and malted gralnentrect.À pouderselubieia water.In the matter of Hypolite Du- ; Peter St.Quebec, the nssets of this The inventory and list of book |[ 1911 was | and fourteen hours from Javerpoo!.IMPORTED WINES FRENCH AND FOREIGN CHOICE LIQUEURS.OHN 1.La ROGHE 816 St.Paul Street, Quebec Firm Renowned For The Quality Of Its Products.Please send Doctor's Certificate with your order.A VISIT SOLICITED.Mavitriu.th.aat.z1».LIPTON\u2019S TEA Nothing is more pleasing than a good cup of tea.Lipton's afternogn ten is stimulating and will suit the most particular epicure.We have a fresh stock done up in quarter, halt one and five pound packages.Also in two pound tin boxes.Try a tin or package of this famous blend in your order, We have always on hand the Lest wines and liquors.GEORGES PATRY \u201cThe Mouse of Quality\u201d 22 FABRIQUE STREET, QUEBEC.20% Discount on all our enormous stock of OILCLOTHS LINOLEUMS and CORK CARPETS | at P.J.COTE, 29 & 31 ST.JOHN ST.(Opposite Palace Hill) next PHONE 6408 IN a "]