The Quebec chronicle, 5 novembre 1921, samedi 5 novembre 1921

[" 7 |.at > EN Weather Forecast: Wind And Light Snowfalls ESTABLISHED 1764.\u201cA.G\" BRAND SAUSAGES.\u201c5.6.\u201d BRAND BLOOD PUDDINGS 1081 CROP SMYRNA FIGS 5 CROWN: SIZE .40; ¢ CROWN SIZE 48 and EVERY SEASONABLE FR UIT AND VEGETABLE A.GRENIER 94-95 ST.JOHN STREET.ULSTER 15 IRISH STUMBLING BLOCK Developments In Negotiations Understood To Hingè On Craig\u2019s Conferences (Can.Press Cable.) London, Nov.4\u2014Developments in the negotiations toward an Irish settlement now are understood to hinge on the conferences which Bir James Cralg, the Ulster Premier, will have in the next few days with Mr.Lloyd George, and Sir Edward Carson.A mecial meeting was held by the Ulster Cabinet in Belfast to-day préor to the departure of Bir James Sraig for London.He will spend the week-end with his son at Eton, meeting the Prime Minister, #t is expected on Monday.At Bian Feln headquarters to-day it was stated that British representatives and the 8inn Feiners had reached a measure of accord that promised a solution of all issues and that Ulster now was as great stumbling block in the path of the negotiations from the Government's point of view as from that of the Sinn Fein.Desmond Fitsgerald, of the Sinn Fein party in a statement this atter- noon, definitely denied & number of reports published in London newspapers relative to pointe on which an agreement is sald to have been reached by the conferrees.He characterissé ag untrue rumora that the Sinn Feiners had accepted the principle of Dominion status and British control of Irish ports and had agreed to contribute from the Irish Treasury to the Imperial Treasury.He refused to disclose any points which have been agreed upon thus far, but it is stated in other Irish quarters that the disposition of the Sinn Feiners not to acespt the principle of allegiance to the British Crown remains unshaken.It is intimated in these quarters, however, that & formula has been agreed upon, bridging that difficulty, whereby Ireland would not be designated as a British Dominion but as \u201can assoclste nation.\u201d It is further stated that a solution of the Ulster problem must come if it comes at all, through Ulster\u2019s recognition of the principle of unity in Ireland, Report Krroneous.It developed to-day that the report made public from Belfast to the effect that all the Sinn Fein prisoners in the Ballykinlar internment camp near that city, numbering about 1,700, had been released, was erroneous.The origin of the report, it seems, was based on the release of a number of prisoners from this camp, owing to con, tion thers, but no general freeing of the interned men occurred.Cannot Attend Meeting.Dublin, Nov.4.\u2014Representatives of County Councils are forbidden by the Dall Eireann to attend the meeting of the Council of Agriculture Thich has been .convened for Nov.The ground is - A lot of ladiesl Girls\u2019 and Ladies\u2019 Dresses, in pre or gapardine, Jusorted straps on the shoulders; special .79¢ | \u2018 S e ci al S in M en\u2019 s H t and children's styles, trimmed with braid, co ors.) ue y an $1 \u201c55 Camisoles, in white wool tex, with short sleeves and with.\u2018 P ats all wool gloves *- i special .Cotas made i aed de ye, colors out sleeves, finely knit, for ladies and young girls; spe- not in all sizes, regular 39% to SOc; spe.| Skirts, in serge for ladies, mad pu?.; CAT LL Le eee ee era ane ae enr sa ae een a ea e 98 + £2 Men's Hats, in furred felt, very good cal LL.Len.26e black, navy and brown; specia nenssacosenc nes Nigh : : se ; ; Là : 1 Snes Spencers, in wool, for ladies and young girls, assorted ight Dresses, in white flannelette, in all sizes, for ladies ; quality, assorted fot \u20184 » $250 Ladies\u2019 Frennch Kid Glove, 2 dome button, | \u201cPe tet special L.00000 0 ere asc nc ne 00e $1.49 and young girls; special $1.19; $1.59 and .$1.79 § grey, or green, real value $4.79: .in black, with white stitching on the BI ; se Silk, in whit ru a cdi ete à ; : 3 ! .' .dei ouses, in Japanese Silk, in white, hrc Underskirts, in grey knitted wool, .3 special for this sale.aus Se to 6 3-4 only, front is trimmed with hemstitch- heavy weight, for ladies and gad Men's Hats, in fancy tweed, lined in satin, | at VAE DE A srr .ing; special .freee $1.39 young girls; special .$2.08 SO valued $450: for this sale : N | Ladies\u2019 White French Kid Gloves, with Ladies\u2019 and young girls\u2019 blouses, , , ; i Je va hoe at : Tor this sale: $2.49 black stitching, all sizes, regular $3.00; in Crepe Georgette, front is Underskirts, in white flannelette, .special Luce nsc unes sale price LL Lee.$1.75 trimmed with embroidery, as- Jo rill on the bottom; spe- > sorted colors ; special \u2026 .$2.98 cial .00e Cerrae.98¢ ; Bi lues In The Shoe Dept | : Big Values In The Shoe Dept.- E , os .Special Prices In Stockings for Ladies 5 Our Shoe Department will uphold, more than ever, it\u2019s reputation of be- : \\ & Ing sincere in it's announcements of bargains, prices and qualities, are now Heavy Materials and Children SZ : ès more than ever extraordinary.Gabarding ia al colors inclu: bi as hj ce \u2014.Black Cashmere Stockings, plain, for ladies, .7 Boots, in black dongola, laced and | Boots, in black or brown dongola, Slr 48.00 and 36.00 special pe vor cotta.in grey, sizes 8 1-2 to 9 1-2; regular 90c for.49c = buttoned styles, leather soles, sizes| laced style, high cut upper, round | .ooeeereoieenieieees 9240 | Cardinal and nave, 84 inches Sizes 8 1-2, 9, 9 1-2 and 10; regular $1.00 \\ 3 to 7 for children; regular $2.25, °° leather soles, sizes, sizes 11 A nice Line of Poiret serge, In | wide, regular 82.50 for .91,80 to $1.25 for 22.seau ue 75¢ for \u201d 19 to 2, for girls; regular $3.00 for | all colors, 64 inches wide, = min light drab and Sizes 81-2, 9, 9 1-2 and 10; regular $1.30 canot se san 0 00e ns 000 .ular $8.00 for .08 henna, $4 inches wide, regular for sgc ich tout, 1 84 inch width | Bebe ror\u201d, rome vie, ve we WV | for .L.cccccscccccsceccecnae wi Boots, in black or brown dongola, regular $3.00 Cor.9150 | pegver cloth In navy oniy, 84 Sizes 8 1-2, 9,9 1-2 and 10; regular $1.50 leather soles, sizes 3 to 7, for chil- Diagonal cheviot in green, pur- inches a ee 3 ! oH and $1.75 for $1.19 4 dren; regular $2.50, for.$1.49 a aah ovata | Cordura velvet, 1n aùà colors.Stockings, in plain white cashmere, for B $2.96 FOR s.ccnc 0000000000 soc 33 inches wide, regular $1.00 ladies, sizes 8 1-2 to 10; reg.60c for.39¢ oots, in black dongola, high cut Shepherds Plaid 40 inches | POF .uu.ccc0ues so Sizes 8 1-2 to 10: regular $1.15 for.\\ upper, leather soles, sizes 8 to 1054 meal nr YLT 400 Vtha | gout inches wide, regular 8136 Regular $1.50 for regular $1.15 for oe \u2019 for children; special eee.$1.69 AU wool trtootine, for sults, | $180 for LE - Ly «81.B all colors including black, Be tor ose egular $1.78 for .oe.$1.20 , , ; .Me regulee SATS for TB f0F LL nessssanes , en black \u2019 faced ge 20e poe Men's Calf Boots, in black or brown, in ail Inches wide, regular WI 8240 | A line of superior quality sor.Ribbed Cashmere Stockings for ladies, sizes regular $3 00; special ! \u2018$1 0 shapes and all sizes, year welt, Sedan cloth, a good value, tor ay \"I aches mide tran 8 1-2 and 9 only; regular 90c for.89c A PEHAL saree * sizes 5 1-2 to 10, regular $6.00; special suits, in garnet, bordeaux and | gy oo\" \" NO er Wie Tr : .+ i ; reen only, 84 inches wide, reg- Sizes 9 and 9 1-2; regular $1.25 for.89¢ Boots, in black or brown call, pointed | LL.RS $3.99 tr $6.50 spacial .95.80 | Flowered sateen, for coat lin.; toes, laced style, leather soles, imitation Boots, in Russi \" | y JAI wool serge in all cotors, 84 ing.40 inches wide, regular Sizes 8 1-2 and 10; regular $2.00 for $1.19 Goodyear welt, rubber heels, sizes 1 to » in Russian calf, or velour calf, in hee wide, lar $2.50 1 Brings pt .: A 5, for boys, regular $4.50; special $2,95| black or brown, pointed or round toes, neh me vn 0120 ite Papin, 96 inches Ribbed Cashmere Stockings, in re for ; à all sizes, Goodyear welt, sizes § 1.2 to Another line, 42 inches wale, | rumah sik, in printed or es, sizes 8 1-2 and 10; regu - 4 Boots, in box kip, in black, laced style, ! regular $3.38 for .$1.19 | brocaded deeigns.reeuinr 03.fer for .eres ++.98e leather sole, round and pointed toes,| 10: for men, regular $8.00 and $9.00; (weeds for ouats fn | :iierrereresiernesesrrns a , , , » sizes 1 to 5, for boys.$2.49 | special Lo.$4.99 Wess ili Bae we Men Satin de chine, printed de.Plain Black Chere Stockings for ho checks, 64 inches wide, regular | signe, 86 inches wide, lar ren, sizes «6, / and'/ 1-4; regular SEE MONDAY\u2019S AD FOR BARGAINS IN LADIES\u2019 BOOTS and GAITERS | toon shoo tore.8048 [4000 tor.700 1s and 60c; special .oivein.348 * .A Great Special «| Store Opens Daily | Something Worth While | *| 35 dozen Polos, in heavy wool, at ; tes EE A SA TEE \u2014 eme ee tam rs \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee ttre in a \" pa\" xy Aye a AN \u201c i On the opposite page we have given you a list of bargains which are to be À had in \u201cDress Requirements\u201d but this page is almost entirely devoted to announcing bargains which cannot fail to interest the thrifty housekeeper.The chiefs of the \u201cHome Needs\u201d departments have been working the thrashing machine untiringly, and herewith behold the results.\u2018 It has been a real get-together with them, and one department vies with the other in bargain-giving.\u201cThrashed Out\u201d prices are really marvelous, and » their efforts have been crowned with success as far as low prices are concerned.Come here and buy your share in \u201cHome Needs\u201d while the prices are i reduced to the extreme.KORE NAN + -\u2014 À i a pre WEN Bargains In Furniture ; g AS BACnet old « Bed room set in black .Bedroom set in black b SEINE Ts - .walnut, containing, TR 4 | REF R /\u2014\u2026- walnut finish, contain bed, bureau, chiffor- ie al DIF 5 Dee ing, bed, bureau, ette, dressing table, < = = YIN dressing table and rocker and chair, = 5 = y { chifforette, regular cheap at $255.00 now $199.00 for .$158.00 reduced to .$208.00 Bedroom set in gum e Bedroom set in ivory wood, containing, bed, \u20ac ans es bureau, dressing table finish, containing bed, ble in solid wal Boudoi .and chifforette, regui- ; bureau, | chifforette, | Living room table in solid wa nut, oudoir set in rattan, grey finish,[ $229.00 for.$176.00 A dressing table and for 24x44 inches, Feu 00 spring seat, cushions and back .A Big Sale of House Furni hi Basement Specials het bench.; 87 OF.00e00c 00000 es in cretonne, in very good qual- Bedroom set in black; Brooms in good Indian corn, red gE: nch, regular $287.Boudoir table in solid fumed fin- ; ; walnut, containing bu- TEI NER SHANNEN KINI handle.3 cords, special.206 # \u201c special .$228.00 | ished oak, drawer in the center, ity, pretty table, the four picces,| reau, chifforette, bed For One Hour Only 3 he regular $40.00 for.$33.00 regular $92.50 special.$73.00 aud dressing table, | From 9.30 to 10.30 this morning, we 4 cords, special .324 - - Le \u2018 ; : special value at tre wili sell remnants of inlaid oil- Cotton floor mops.special.39¢ Dining room set in solid black walnut, contain-| reduced to .$210.00 4 cloth, feltol, Neponset, and ordin- Brass cuspidors, special .18¢ ing, buffet, china cabinet, extension table, side table, 5 chairs and one armchair upholstered in good leather, regular $325.00 for ary oilcloth, in quantities up to 6 vards, slightly damaged, at a reduction of 50 P.C.Dining room set in black | With loaded bottom.special.$3.69 &S walnut finish, contain- |X A ing large buffet, china | Saucepans in grey granite, with lip.1.1 1-2 and 2 quart size.special sé sss soso ane nana semsen care cause 3268.00 | Cabinet, extension CRAN ON Dini ; .\u2018 _ table, 5 chairs and one Inlaid oilcloth, regular $2.25 for PO Larsen neue sa 00000000 s 000 18¢ ining room set in solid cak, fumed finis bl armchair, upholstered| cece: aeerecsnsena suce $1.89 Plates in white granite.11 inch size, containing, buffet, china cabinet, extension| in very good leather, Neponset, regular $1.05 for.\"e special Lo.lé = Ce table, 5 chairs and one armchair, regular| regular $278.00 for Qilcloths, (not seconds), at a yard Frvi in whi ; 21 Ÿ Boudoir table in solid black walnut, drawer jn $245.00 NOW .oueuiniiininnnnnn s1508| .8220.00) 3 L.ucncceenee see oes FYING pans in white granite.rH the center, book shelves on the sides, regular .nT eae fPtaaa of | ree pe $5,:00 for .aa sanee nes sac0 ca na0 06 $47.00 | ons pee Py Fea pots in grey granite.2 ques ; , , .inish, 1 , -2, 5-8, size, special .i Bouc table in solid oak, fumed Finish, \u2018ts.rH and 3-4 yard widths, less 25 P.C.Coffee-pots in grey granite E Las mn ° ee eee pions uphol Axminster and Union, less 25 P.C.| Size 2-2x3.regluar $13.90 for.$11.08 po grey granite, specia .terfield set with spring seat, cushi - 3 neh RTC MATE $93 é6 Age [ S1E\u20ac LORS, TEPIRAT RISA ETS RS ea aa ee eee ae eee eee ss ee stered in Kajok material, covered in tapestry, A Bre 2x3, resus Size 3x3, regular $16.45 for.$130 Toilet paper.\u201cDandy\u201d trademark, Ea speoal $245.00 now reduced to.$208.00 200 rugs in all sizes, in tapestry, Brussels, Size 3x3 1-2.regular $19.20 for.$16,85| special 6 rolls for.206 £23 Chesterfield set, spring seat and arms Marchal $11.30 for 2200 sean a 00e $0.00 | Size 9x12, regular $2.00 for.$17.80 \"Pictures Ë cushions, upholstered in damask, good quality.s regular 5215.00 for 222000000000 $172.60 A lot of Brussels.Axminster and Wilton carpet.less 25 ctures PC.Pictures in oval shape, in 114 inch Living room set containing 3 piees, upholstered moulding, in black walnut, size \u20ac in American leather, spring seat and arms, Scallo ; .; ; .ped curtain net, 40 inches wide, special a vard 42fj 19x23 inches.assorted colore«l Marshall cushions, regular $230.00 for.$180.00 Dining room set in solid black with drawer in the bottom, 5 ; subjets $3.25 for.$2.49 §: Rocker and armchair in solid oak, golden finish, i LL.chairs and one armchair, uphol- Velour for covering furniture, old price $62.25.special a[Pictures in 3 inch gilt moulding 23 seat and back upholstered in leather, regular | Walnut, containing, buffet, ex- stered in good leather, regular f with f rners and cen- 6.00.now .$28.50 tension tabl i bi » Tegu FARA 2.200200 cases esse s es esse seen ne ce eee $2.88 \u2018rame, ancy corners ce each $36.00, serrscnsnencencns e, silver cabinet, $235.00 now reduced to.$172.00 ters, regular $3.75 for.$2.99 s 7 A lot of remnants in madras, scrim, marquisette, etc/Pictures in 1 inch brown moulding lea \u20ac.di frame, size 9x11.colored subjets.Big Sale Offerings 15 clear at 50 P.C.discount.regular 60e for.ne Le .« I Cott And Li ial , n Chinaware OCLON AN Inen >pecilals Dinner services, in green, pink or{Tea services in semi-Porcelain, Eng- Err ine oles Te Jesus des ar ee estar ara tee tor 45e \\ v blu design, 100 pieces, special for 14h make, 40 pieces, in white and, Besar avsly, remiar tac | mops fhe vd mie ocre ES BA - >.a this sale only, gold, special per set.$5.50 Regular 220 for 18e Regular 36e yard, special Regular [a Sse tor.470 In green or pink, special.$7.09) Dosular 28o for 800 | de a AC 1801 Regular à yard Sic for.S8c Regular 286 for .890 | Regular 370 a yard, special | 44 inches wide, regular à yard Rr \"hoolate services, 14 pieces, regular, Regular 800 for .So | Regular 0c @ yard.special ble for i sie MK eh ia rd 60 tor.$19 00 $5.50 for.eres $3.18 34e a, Tia apoclal 32 and Regular à yard 6be for.380 |) R \u201cen \u2018 e tegular $4.50 for .$3.10 ae Ton énirtine, good ary erin ner sos A .vue Regular 17c a yard, special [ Regular 28c, epeciai.\u2026.200 | wis a var BC or Te.is a oem IE ES mamma estes erie anaes 410 Nainacok in a nice fine finish Regular a yard ¢oc for.s0c During this sale we will sell our entire stock of wallpaper, including oatmeal, vare nished tile paper, etc, at the rate of 5 for the price of 4, that is, if you buy, 4 rolls of paper, we give you 5.If you buy 8 rolls, we give you 10.< If you buy 12 roils we give you 15.+ 1f you buy 16 rolls, we give you 20, and so on.This wallpaper is not returnable.25 9p Discount On All Our| Early sors! Very Special + Bathroom Accessories get the best bar-| .Cups and saucers in porcelain, such as soap holders, sponge hold- | gains, will you be } ¥ | ers, towel racks, towel rings, glass one of them?Japanese design, very pretty; special me | Shelves, glass holders, etc, etc.forthetwo .180 ç for lingerie, special a yard 88c Regular a yard 800, special basse scan aa sans een ee ss sc \"eos esesesssa00u0 000 S40 Madapolam in @ very nice quality, regular a yard $c for sas srt es a aun 1-01 00000004 48c Regular a yard 600 for.48¢ Circular pillow ootton, good value, 40 inches wide, regular 480 POP La snn no cu 0000000000 see 12 incheg wide, regular a yard Tôe tor .082000 00000000 see 80 Inches wide.regular a yard The OF covenants Adc Regular & yard 80c for.68c White cotton sheeting: 68 inches wide.regular Tic (ER se Regular & yard 80c for.72c Regular a yard $1.00 for Tôe 13 inches wide, regular & yaré LL {I se Regular a yard 80c for.660 Regular a yard #0c, for.78¢ Regular a yard $1.00 for.88¢ 80 inches wide, a yard 80c, for 2.222008 Lilien 8c Regular a yard $8¢, for 6c Regular a yard 90c, for .\u2026.220000.2e 4 Regular a yard $1.10 for 00 200000 sc Red shouts in white cotton, oise 72x90 ] | in.special each.$1.79 3 80x90 inches, 9 1 each $1.98 and auensence .09.00 3 ' cial a yard 8c, 33c, and 880 Ÿ Apron coton In checked or striped design à and dlue and white, at a yard 28e for.#9c 40 inches wide, & yard 40c for 34c.and 480 POP 2.252500 0 00 sa 00000000 aa 000 ce § Cotton shirting in dark and light colorn.3 special a yard 3c, regular a yard 4B¢ for g ss THREE SHUT-OUTS IN CLASS B BOWLING GAMES THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921.WINTER SPORTS AT THE EX\" GROUNDS Ski Jump May Be Erected As Well As A Skating Rink Winter sports will be staged at the Exhibition Grounds this season it the plans of the C.P.R.officials who ars to hold a winter carnival In this city materialize.Messrs.Seymour and Howard who are in charge of the C.P.R.sports were at the Grounds yesterday and thelr Intentions are to erect a ski jump and a skating rink.The skating rink will\u2019 be erected inside the track and would be about a quarter of a mile in length.The rink will be mainly used for skating races, with a view of preparing some of the local speed artists for the interna- tionat skating races which are held annually at S8aranac Lake and other places.The ski-jump would also provide the local aniateurs with an opportunity of taking long jumps through the air and get themselves into conâl- tion to participate in the annual ski- jumping competitions.There will be a mesting of the Exe hibition Commission on Tuesday evening when Messrs.Beymour and Howard will present their plans before the committee and it will then be decided what steps will be taken in the matter.BARNEY DREYFUS) TO SHOW FIGHT Owner Of Pirates Against Trading Players During Playing Season There is going to be a bitter fight at the winter meeting} of the major leagues over the rulas governing the trading and selling of players during the playing season.Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pittsburg club, is certain to make a fight against the custom.Barney refuses to make any etatement beyond saying that the Meuset case is not yet closed, writes Hugh Fullerton.There is no doubt in the world that the New York Giants, through the purchase of Rawlings and Meusel, won the National league pennant or that the two enabled the team to win the world champion- ahip.There is small\u2019 criticlam coming from the purchase of Rawlings.He was not à ball player that any other club would have wanted, nor one who would have been picked up by any other club had he heen released outright, Nevertheless he fitted right Into the Giants, played steady and consistent hall.and enabled them to win.\u2018Then, spurring him- _nelf to the limit.he played star ball in the world series, There was more or less the element of à zamble fn Meusel'n rane.He was hitting terrifically at Philadelphla.in spite of the fact many Judges declared that he was not a great hitter.There was no doubt, however, that he was ane of the finest throwers !n the game.When he first joined the Giants, it looked as it he wag a flope\u2014he couldn't hit, and {t seemed as if the Glanta had blundered und purchase ln man who wag n good hitter with n tail- end club and à bad nne with a winner, It took him three weeks to get started, hut when he atarted he fur.nizhed just the extra punch that the Glanis needed te carry them through the season.Of the five ames in (he final serjex between Pittaburg and the (linnts, Meuse] was the deciding factor in three.When one remembers that all the Pirates had to de at that stage of the game wan to win ous game, the Justice of Dreyfuss\u2019 protest may be realized, Judge Tandis had taken à strong and uncompromising stand on the question of seliing and trading piny- ers during the playing season.He forhade the xale of (iroh to ew York, vet permitted the sale of Meusel.Of course, the CGroh rase van An aggravated example of what may happen In baseball when a player ir dissatisfied and the owners think more of getting their money out of him than they do of the purity of the sport.Groh, it Ir stated, wil he sent tn the Giants this winter, Tt he does there perhaps will he no recourse\u2014 but even such a trade will not sot well on the stomachs of the fann, The fana will not stand for the buying and selling of pennants, no matter what rules may be made.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 terre NSONINE CON NAS APPLIE Three Shut-Outs In Class B.Bowling Games Last Evening For the first time this season, all three games played in the City and District Bowling League, Class \u201cB\u201d ended in shut-outs.Madelon made a clean sweep of the games with Crescenta; Victoria applied the kal- somine to the Olympia boys, and the Frontenac Red let the Adanac quintette down without a string.O'Reilly ef Victoria put no the best single of the evening with 209, and Ouellet of Adanacs made the best three-string mark, knocking over the pins for a total of 538.The scores: Frontenac Red.< Pouliot .189 308 184\u2014 851 Goets .182 115 141\u2014 438 Brochu .166 1686 171\u2014 632 Darveau .137 177 153\u2014 467 Thibault .139 168 204\u2014 511 Totals .813 B44 823 2489 Adanac.Gidoux .170 164 165\u2014 492 Houde .,.153 199 156\u2014 506 Caron .133 99 \u2014\u2014 211 Brousseau ., \u2014 \u2014 148\u2014 142 Boivin .167 135 189\u2014 421 Ouellet .178 308 175\u2014 668 Totals .176¢ 795 760 2340 Frontenac Red won 3.Madslon.L Lamontagne.139 129 419 E.Lamontagne.188 150 504 Lawlor .74 183 490 Dobin .$0 167 498 Boissonault .178 177 621 Totals .,.819 765 839 3432 Crescent.Sheppard.149 148 148\u2014 443 Phillips .143 142 146\u2014 441 Copeman 143 168 187\u2014 488 Pappas .13¢ 128 134\u2014 401 Smith .143 163 150\u2014 446 Totals .712 739° 765 2316 Madelon won 3.Olym Hutchison .105 171 162\u2014 438 O'Dowd .103 9% 144\u2014 342 169 176 143\u2014 458 - 116 167 171\u2014 454 Paxman 158 112 158\u2014 422 Totals .645 722 778 21458 Victoria, Poitras .171 160 200\u2014 521 Summers .122 162 149\u2014 423 Corman .143 143 152\u2014 434 Lazare .149 169 146\u2014 464 P.O'Reilly .60 209 148\u2014 617 Totals .745 823 795 2363 Victoria won 3.JESS MUST FIRST SHOW ABILITY Kansan Is Not Entitled To An Immediate Bout With Jack Dempsey Although Tex Rickard has been devoting considerable time in an effort to again get Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard into the ring, it would not he surprising If this proposed match never materialised, Leading sport writers in the United Btaten are \u201cknocking\u201d a \\Villard-Dempsey bout as it is most untimely and may hurt the game.Jens Willard han no right for an Immediate crack at the heavyweight crown which once adorned his head.The big Kansan should be made to prove that he ix a worthy contender, Joan has never shown any great ring ability.It Is true he is credited with a knockout over Jack Johnson, hut i was a cane of 1 huge giant beat- Ink a worn out master of boxing.Willard was lauded In all parts of the United Mlates In grand style, but this was due mainly to him wrestling the world's title from the black race, After getting the championship, Willard never showed any ability ar a fighter.He préferred to make a fortune posing before the public at circuses or doing anything else \u2018han battling in the ring.During he four years he held the crown.Willard only figured in 1wn bouts.Ife fought a ten-round | + deeinion match with Frank Moran, whom most every person of any account has knorked out, but Jens just bare.v Rot the newapaper decision.Hix wat bout war against Jack Dempvy, and the minerable showing that Willard made 1x still memory of boxing fans, Willard was one of the luckiest world's champions In hoxing history ite beat a Ured, down-hearted man «+ eapture the title and then amas.\u2018d'a fortune while only taking part n two contests after winning the hamplonship.Jess should he made to prove his «bility before gelting anothe- \u2018hance st Dempsey.A match with Fred Fulton, Tommy Gibbons, BI! Breanan, Carl Morris, Harry Grebtarry Wills or some of the other top notchers would demonstrate ahsther or not Willard has any class or in merely a man whose huge ph dque carried him to the world\u2019s seavywelght title.Certainly 1 would be a great mistake to put less up against the great fighting ~hampion, Jack Dempsey, without \u2018rying him out.GREB SECURED DÉCISION.New York, Nov.4\u2014Harry Greh, ed Charles Weinert, Newark, re.eiving the judges\u2019 decision after a t6-round bout.vivid in the \u2019ittaburgh heavyweight, tonight de-! FOOTBALL LEAGUE HELD MEETING Empress Of France-Veterans Match Will Be Played\u2014 Will Hold Concert A meeting of short duration was held at the Victoria Hotel last evening of the Quebec City and District Association Football League.Only two items were brought up for discussion, the first being the advisabll- ity of holding a concert for the benefit of the League, and the other whether or not the Empress of France-Veterana match would be played.The concert project met with the approval of the League officials as well as the delegates of the different clubs.\u2018The Empresas of France Concert Party las kindly offered to stage an tertalnment and as the Party ¢ « of a talented bunch of musicians and fun-makers.an evening's fun provided by these boys should be a decided success.It Is expected that the concert will be held In the St.Matthew's Church Parish Hall next Saturday evening.\u2018The next business under discussion was whether or not the sghe- duled football match between the Empress of France and the Veterans should be played.The League decided that the game would have to be played in justice to the Empress of Britain team.The France boys have not yet lost a League fixture and as the Rritain outfit has one toss chalked up against them, a win for the Empress of France will mean the championship.though should the Veterans win.the two hoats will he tied with five wins and one defeat.In this case the Cup will be held jointly by the two boats, as there ia no possible chance of the ships meeting for a play-off.In the meantime the League officials are resting easy and are not expecting Any cause of worrying un- leas the Veta turn the tables and make the leadership a tie, WANTS MONEY HE LORNED RICKARD Broker Advanced Sum To Boxing Promoter Which Was Never Returned New York, Nov.4\u2014In an effort to recover money said to have been loaned Tex Rickard for promotion of the Johnson-Jeffries bout in 1916 and other blg sporting events, Frank 0.Armstrong, broker, today sought to have the promoter and two corporations in which he is interesteed, thrown (nto the hands of a receiver.Upon Armatrongs application {Supreme Court Justice Hotchkiss signed an order requiring Rickard, [the Madison Square Garden Corporation and the Madison Square Garden Sporting Ciub, Inc.to show lcause next Monday why a recelver \u2018should not be appointed for their interests.| In his complaint Armstrong stateq he advanced Rickard $10,000 to aid (in promoting the Johnson-Jeffries contest, also that he helped the promoter when he managed the Ganseison bout in (joldfield, Nevada, and when he obtained the lease on ! Madison Bquare Garden.| The two corporations named in the complaint, Armstrong alleged, owed Rickard $290,000, but Rickarc had told him he had no money to pay his debts, HARVARD'S FOOTBALL SQUAD PLAY PRINCETON TODAY New York, Nov.4\u2014Harvard's football squad.confident of victory over Princeton tomorrow afternoon tn the firat of the aeason\u2019s three big clashes, left here this morning for Trenton, N.J., whore they will stay for the period covering tonight.Coach Fisher sald there had been a definite change in Harvard's mental attitude since the defeat by Centre last Saturday, and that the Crimnon was prepared for the best Princeton could give.Vancouver, Nov.4\u2014The playing seazon of the Pacific Coast Hockey Association will open on Dec.6, when Seattle Metropolitana will play the local team here.The season will close on February 24 it was ans nounced here today.The schedule calls for twelve home games for each club, Vancouver, Victoria and Seattle.Following the final game on February 24, the play-off series tor the coast championship will start, N= a Famous natural wool, soft comfortable and '} guaranteed wn shrinkable.Bvery modern comfort I} feature in the || making.Twopiece or perfect form fitting combinations, D06 DERBY AGAIN UNDER DISCUSSION Prospeots Of Large List Of Entries in North Country Classio The Pas, Man.Nov.¢ \u2014 Cold weather once again revives The Pas 200 mile dog derby as a topic of conversation in this northern country and prospects look for a record list of entries.While still many montha away, February 26, 192%, being the date on which it will be run, enquiries have been received fron: many would-be entrants, and the line-up of eleven crack teams Is practically assured, but many more contestants may yet be heard from.Many of this year's drivers, in- ctuding Goyne, Dupas, Billy Winterton, Morgan, Brancroft, Larry Me.Kay, Sam Pranteau and Jack Hayes, have again entered .À new entran will be Billy Rusick, of Lake Athapapuskow, but very little is knows of his ability or of his team.Stuv.Bjorkman, of Gladstone, who enters annually but never shows up, is another likely entrant.An invitation has been sent to the Nome Kennel Club by the Derby committes to mend teams and the Fairbanks racing drivers have aise announced their intention of sending a representative, Sporting Notes.The Junior League hockey meeting which was scheduled to be held last evening was postponed as only one team showed up.The Sarsfield outfit was the only club represented, so President Phillips was forced to cancel the assembly.Another meeting is called for Tuesday.e The McGill College rugbyists will play an exhibition game with the Syracuse University eleven at the McGill Stadium this afternoon.This game will mark the revival of international Intercollegiate Rughy in etropolis after a lapse of 45 Messrs.Dandurand and Cattaranich, who have completed negotiations for the Canadien Hockey Club of the N.H.L.are after the ser- vicen of Edmond Bouchard, the speedy forward of the Voltigeur outfit of last year, Bouchard has already turned down offers to play though professional hockey, do.PAL MOORE BEAT PURYRAR.Chicago, Nov.¢\u2014Pal Moore, Memphis, Tenn., bantamweight, tonight defeated Early Puryear, of Denver, in a ten-round boxing beut aboard the U.8.8.Commodore.CANADIEN HOCKEY CLUB 18 OFFICIALLY BOLD.Montreal, Nov.¢\u2014The offieial handing over of the cheque for $11,000 by Leo Danurand to Mra Kendall for the franchise of the dien hockey team held by the late George Kennedy, took place at the offices of the lawyers of the Kendall estate this afternoon.A triumvirate composed of Leo Dandurand, Jos.Cattaranich and Louis Letourneau now has control of the late George Kennedy's interests.although one or two detalla still remain to be settled.RUSSIAN INDUSTRIES ARE SUFFERING Moscow, Nov.4\u2014Adéressing the Congress of Tannery Workers here, M.Kalinin, head of the Russian Central Commission for Famine Rellet, declared that Russian industries \u201care auffering from bad management and & wrong system of paying workers, which gives them little interest in their tasks.\u201cWe are not growing up to the idea o fa Boclalistic State,\u201d ho added.\u201cEveryone of us atrives to give the Government as little as posalhle and to get all we can |i na material way from the Government.Our aup- plies are exhausted: we have used more than we have produced.\u201d CONFER ON LIQUOR PROBLEM \u2018Washington, Nov.é\u2014~Prohibition Commissioner Haynes will confer with Canadian officials in Detroit about the middle of the month on the border dNquor problem, it wes announced today at Prohibition headquarters.The Conference, it was said, would be held particularly with respect to the Province of Ontario and the Michigan border.A MUTUABLE ELROTRIC SIGN LAST THING Dwellers in cities have become quite accustomed to the large electric signa which flash out a variety \u2018the complicated mechanis: of messages.They have little idea of which A required to provide a series of messages, or the ingenuity Involved in their design.The latest type which has been evolved by a British inventor after more than ten years sxperiment constitutes a remarkable wvance on existing types.Le 4 sentences, and designa roduced by pneumatic power from novable spheres, each six inches in lameter.By day the spheres winkle white or in contrasting col- urs as fancy may dictate, and at ight they are automatically illumined electrically.A sign may be ithdrawh and another inserted In a place without stopping the ma- inery; in fact a whole speech ruid be expressed line hy line, and 118 delivered more effectively than © megaphone.\u2018There is no end to - variety of letters and words ich may be made to appear on n sign.The mechanism depends a simple arrangement of per- rated sheets, Metallic magnesium is being ex- \u2018naively used for Insulator mater- sat Adam had once cause for rejoic- senna HIND SKELETON GERMANS FIND TREASURE TROVE Weird Legend Of Decapitated Pirate\u2019s Spirit Conneoted With Find \u2014 Berlin, Nov.3.\u2014À find of some interest ig repo to have occurr- sd recently in the neighborood ol Hamstadt, near Cuxhaven, and if the report proves to he correct the romantic story of the \u201cStosrtebecker treasures\u201d will aver revived.Experts have been sent to Hamstadt to investigate the treasure, which is suposed to represent In value an amount of 30,000,000 marks (about £50,000), and there seems to be some grounds that it actually may be the ancient treasure.This dates back to the 14th century.The story is that it was amassed by Stoertebecker and Goedecka Michal, the two leaders of a gang of pirates which flourished in tha 14th century and preyed on the wealth of the wealth of the rich merchantmen of the Baltic and the tierman Ocean.The fame of the pirates and their secret cache survives tu this day in old German folk songs.The Hansa merchants, espe.clally, had a bad time until in 1403 they gathered together a strong fleet, led by the good ship Checkered Cow of Flanders, and In a decisive sea fight overcame thelr chief, Stoertebecker.The legend goes on to relate that they stood In a long row, and Btoer tebecker looked once more upon all his friends, and.\u2018because he loved them dearly,\u201d he begged the judge to spare the lives of those whom he could pase in rlunning after he had been beheaded.The judge assented and when Btosrtebeckers head had fallen, the headless body actually (so the legend relates) ran past 15 of the condemned prisoners The executioner, howeevr, was afraid; that all the prisoners would be saved, ynd threw a block of wood at the headless body and brought the budy down.The treasure which the pirates had hidden was the subject | of much research, but it has never been found.There ia still some' skepticlam whether the find at Hamburg may not have sume other origin.BURIED IN SAND Gruesome Discovery Made By Old Trapper On The Pembina Evansburgh, Alta, Nov.4 \u2014 À most gruesome discovery was made on Baturday last by an old trapper, who was trailing along the banks of the Pembina river, about 3 1-2 miles north of the Grand Trunk railway bridge, when he observed the bones of the head of a human being pro- Jecting from a sandbar, which is constantly forming In this reach of the river.He immediately reported the discovery to the nearest resident who happened to be W.J.Keen, the local game warden, and after a further inspection of the grye- some find, the matter was laid/in the hands of the local justice of the peace.Up to the present time apparently no official action has been taken leading to identification, but this should prove comparatively easy, as we understand portions of clothing are still in a good state of preservation, Much speculation is rite es to whether this find will prove to be the clue leading to the solving of A seven-year-old tragedy, when Emile Lamoureaux lost his life fording the river at a pain about a mile north of this spot.Constant searching has.never been successful In finding the body of this man.although a rifle he had with him at the time was found about 400 yards from the place where he attempted to cross.As soon as the skeleton, which is very deeply buried in a heavy sand, can be excavated, perhaps the mystery may be solved, PRINCE OPENS THE NEW PARLIAMENT AT MALTA Marks New Rule In Island Based On Principle Of Responsible Self-Government Malta, Nov.4.\u2014The Prince of Wales, on his way to India on the battle cruiser Renown, opened the new Maltese Parliament recently, USE TAME GEESE T0 CARRY HOOCH Muskrat Decoy Also Liquor Runner \u2014 Trained Goose Made Many Trips Daily 8t.Paul, Nov, 3\u20148iguard Quvale, Minnesota prohibition enforcement chief, left for Canada today to pian with Dominlon officials a way to dam the torrent of liquor which has been rushing across the border.Quvale has made arrangements to meet Canadian officials at Regina Sask., and ask their assistance in breaking up the \u201cliquor running\u201d traffic.Thousands of gallons are run through Minnesota and North Dakota to all parts of the midwest.A youth of 19, who has escorted hundreds of quarts across the border, told the United Press today aome of the means used to transport liquor within gunshot of the agents, without their knowledge.Valuable Goese, One French-Canadian, living in International Fails, but working on the other side of the river, had a flock of tame geese which he took across with him in his boat every morning when he went to work.Hs returned with them at night.Each goose carried a half pint fiask of whiskey under one or both wings, tied with strings, on the return journey.Two men had a light wooden frame, covered with a muskrat hide on an endless string.That muskrat \u201cswam\u201d the river many times a day.Every time it came this way the frame contained a quart of whiskey.Tourists around Internationa! Falls have heard of the yearling tame moose kept by a trapper at his cabin near International! Falls.Few of them knew that the tame moose used to swim the river frequently dragging a case of whiskey behind.Other Ruses.Boats with false bottoms defying detection, hip boots with false iin- ings, hunting coats containing rubber compartments \u2014 and various other means of getting across a personal supply are frequent.Agents detected a flourishing business when they found that fish being shipped across the border each contained one or two quarts.JAGKIE COOGAN IN VAUDEVILLE \u201cWonder Boy\u201d Is Made Offer Of $2,800 Weekly And Will Accept i Jackit Coogmn, star of ['Peck\u2019s Bad Boy\u201d and co-star In Chaplin's \u201cThe Kid\u2019, has been offered $2500.00 a week to appear in vaudeville and, according to his father, Jackie wlil accept this offer.It is expected the \u2018wonder boy\u2019.who !s but six years old, will open his tour in New York, in April.The tour will consist only of the big vaudeville houses on account of the large salary consideration, The terms of the theatrical contract specify that vertising® will be given him.Jackie made out an Income report at the rate of $1000.00 a week het earnings for last year's work.His present year's Income port will more than double this the time Jackle is ten years oid \u2014 only four years more now, he will\u2019 have made his fortune.Fortunes has | fallen on the shoulders of children, | but this is the first time that a child Jackie will be exclusively headiin.|] ed\u2019 and that \u2018Special Billing and Ad- |i d by | NAP.J ACQUES Featuring 20th CENTURY BRAND FINE TAILORED CLOTHES FOR MEN \u201cThe Clothes with a National Reputation for Style and Quality\u201d READY FOR SERVICE \u2014 TAILORED TO MEASURE | The 20th.Century Brand clothes are tailored ac- .cording to the established principle that they should give all that the word QUALITY implies and at the same time to give the maximum of what it signifies.' NAP.JACQUES ||\" 132 St.Joseph St.- Phone 2679 = - » ASSAULT 10 ROUNDS\u2014Cpl.Pale, RC.IE.s ROUNDS\u2014Willie.Mitchell vs, Lantagne, 22nd Regt.vs.Rene Commence 8 p.m, sharp Drill Hall, Grand Allee Under the auspices of the ; ROYAL RIFLES OF CANADA Thursday, November 17th1921 BOXING \u20ac ROUNDS\u2014KId Gagne vs.Kid Willlams.© ROUNDS\u2014KId Gagnon van.Kid MeNaughton.WRESTLING Eug.Tremblay vs.Pte.Gauthier, Royal Itifes.TICKETS: Ring Side .avecscne s4v00x 0002 $E 10 Other Parts of Hall .\u2026.86 BAND IN ATTENDANCE AT ARMS va.Pte.Dejenner, 22nd Regt.Dan Harris.Des Croix Nov.5,18,16,17x4 DELIVERY IN ALL PHONE 1605 AND SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUT: OF-TOWN ORDERS.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014FOR CAS License No.260 FRS.BOURET I HAVE IN STOCK ALL MAKES OF BEER AND PORTER OF FIRST QUALITY.BEING OWNERS OF LARGE VAULTS BUILT IN THE ROCK, WE CAN GUARANTEE THE QUALITY OF THE BEER AND PORTER.PARTS OF THE CITY H ONLY PAUL ST., QUEBEC The even marks the introduction of a new type of government in Malt, bazed on the principle of responsibie self-government, subject to definite limitations laid down in the interests of Imperial security, : The main principle is the establishment of two concurrent gavern- | mental systeme, one for the admin.| istration of Incal affaire under the complete legisiative and adminiatra- tive control of the Maltese people and another for matters of imperial concern, taking orders from the lmn- perial Government.! FLOUR BELOW 87.Minneapolis, Minn.Nov, 4.\u2014For! the first time in more than five years flour went under the $7 a barrel price here today, the decline following a break in wheat market yesterday.its price 18 cents on family patents making their quotation $4.90 a barrel which when sold in car lots in Ing\u2014Eve made her own dresses.#9 pound cotton sacks One large mill reduced ; | PERFECToI 159 rte CORONA 208 tre SRUÉ | DO.COTE IMPORTER AND Ltd WHOLESALE GRÉCEL ;compiled with Spec a PLAID DRESS Worth 94.50, now 42.25 Worth $5.50, now 93.78 Worth 6.25, now $3.13 Worth $8.48, now $4.35 Worth $0.75.now $6.28 Worth $13.75, now $0.28 Worth 47.48, now 93.74 Worth 88.75.now 94.38 Telephone 338 rices On CHILDRENS HEAVY GOATS.LADIES FALL HATS.CHILDRENS' IIEAVY COATS PLAID DRESS GOODS.PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS, SIMONS & CO.20 FABRIQUE STREET MATERIALS, Worth $0.75, now $338 Worth $7.25, now $8.68 Worth 88.35, now 9418 Worth 913.78, now $8.38, Worth 814.25, now 98.05 Worth $18.75, now 911.75 Worth $0.75, now $4.88 Worth $9.08, now $4.98 Upposite City Hall has ever made a fortune through his or her work.After Jackie's vauedvilie engage: ment Is over, he will rejurn to Los Angeles and there resui his silent drama offerings.STRICTLY ACCORDING TO RULE A physician required his patients, before entering his private consulta- tion-room, to divest themselves of all superfluous clothing In order to save time.One day a young an presented himself without having this requirement, \u201cWhy do you come in here without complying with my rulea!\u201d\" demand- od the doctor, \u201cJust step into that side room and remove most of your clothing, and then I'll ses you.Next: patient, please!\u201d The young man\u2019 did as requested, and after à time presenied himself again., \"Now\", said the dcctor, \u201cwhat can I do for vou?\" \u201cI just called\u201d, replied the.young man, in modest tones, \"to collect that tailoring bill which you: owe our firm!\" DIED FROM INJURIES Yarmouth, NB, Nov.é=\u2014Ray Nickerson, 18, son of Biljah Nickerson, East Pubnico, ls dead, following injuries received from the discharge of the gun of a companion with whom he was hunting.- = } \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 HONICE TO THE CREDITORS OF FIRST MEDTING POL.WING AN ASSIGNMENT.BANKRUPTCY ACY.the mmtier of the aasets of Thomas Lepage (Junior) of Bedes Monts, Que., Merchant, anthorised assigner.Notice is hereby given that Thomas Lepage, Merchant of Ste.Anne des Monts, on the S1st day of , office of the undersigned, 147 | assignment to the undersigned.| Notice is also given that the first meeting of the creditors in this matter wiil be held at Quebec on the 18th day of November, 1921, at 3.00 o'clock in the afternoon, at the chases Co., on the 36th day of Oec- Mountain Hill, Quebec.| To give you the right to vote at the waid meeting, the proof of your it must be in our hands before the meeting.The proxies that will be used at the meeting must be placed in our guhands before the meeting.Be also notified that if you have a claim of uny kind giving you the right to figure as a creditor, the preof of such claim should be hand- A ed to us within the thirty days dating from the present notice, for dating frem and after the expiration of the period fized by the paragraph 8 of article 37 of the anié law, we shall distribute the product of the amsets of the debtor among those having right, having regard only for the claims of which we have been *énotified, Dated at Quebec, this 3ré day of November, 1931.LEFAIVRE & GAGNON.Authorised Trustees.Office: 147 Mountain Hillrt ES \u2018proce 70 THE CREDITORS OF TNE FIRST MEETING FOLLOWING AN ASSIGNMENT BANKRUPTCY ACT M a the matter of the amsets of David Dupont, of Bt.Magloire, Belle- < chanse Co, Que, anthorised as signer.Notice is hereby given that David Dupont, of 8t.Magloire, Belle- .chasse Co\u2019, on the 36th duy of Oetober, 1931, made an authorized assignment to the undersigned.; Notice ls also given that the first Creating of the creditors fu this matter will be held at Quebec on the 9th day of November, 1931, at 3.00 o'clock in the afternoen, at the oftice.of the undersigned, 147 Mountain Hill, Quebec.To give you the right to vote at the said mesting, the proof of your credit must be in our hands before *4the meeting.The proxies that will be used at the meeting must be placed in our hands before the meating.Be also notified that if yeu have a claim of any kind glving you the right Lo figure ss a creditor, the proof of such claim should be handed to us within the thirty days dat- 4105 from the present notice, for dating from and after the expiration of the period fixed by the paragraph 8 of article 37 of the said law, we shall distribute the product of the assets of the debtor among ose having right.having regard only for the claims of which we have been notified.Dated at Quebec, this 3rd day of ffovember, 1921.LEPAIVRE & GAGNON, Authorised Trustees.Office: 147 Mountain Hiit.BANKRUPTCY ACT.SALE BY AUCTION.In the matter of Ludger Simard, of Grandes Bergeronne, Que., Merchant, authorized Assignor.Notice is hereby given by these presents that Thursday, 10th November, 1931, at 11 o'clock a.m.there will be sold at public auction, at the offices of the undersigned, 147 Mountain Hill, Quebec, the assets of this bankruptcy as follows: \u2014 a-\u2014Btock in trade .$1,113.31 and store fittings .100.50 $1,218.71 b-\u2014Credits : 617.78 c-\u2014A Harmonium .,,,.,., 336.00 The sale will be in a bieck, at so much in the dollar and to the highest bidder, The Inventory and the list of credits ean be examined at the of- 4 ficen of the undersigned.The store will be open for {n- spection of the stock in trade, Saturday, 6th November, 1931.Conditions of payment: CARS, LEFAIVRE & GAGNON, Authorized Trustees.Offices:\u2014147 Mountain Hill, Quedes, Que, JOSSPH GIROUX, Auctioneer, Oct, 80.Nov.6.9,x8 LEGAL NOTICE.Canadà.Province of Quebec, District of Beauce.Superior Court.No, 5868, Phileas Moreau.agent, of 8t, Jessph de Beauce, Plaintiff; ve, Jeseph Tardif, tormerly of Bt.Odilon de Crambourne, Distriet of Beauce, and now of North Trey, Vermont, in the United States of Amerien, Defendant, The defendant is ordered to appear within the month, Bt.Joseph de Beauce, this sséond day of November, one thousand nine hunôred and twenty-one.(Bigned) Vesina & Ferron, Prothenotary, Beauce, {True Copy) Pasaud & Morin.Atte.for Plaintifr.Nov.4x3 y à \\¢ « For Style, Fit | further trouble.I ean recommend COnPLETA A OF CONSTIPATION Tried for Yoars to Find Relief \u201cFAUIT-A-TIVES\" GAVE IT Civenés Constipation or insmflciont action of she bowels, is one of the great enuses of disease.Some autho- ritles even claim that Constipation cannot bo permanently corrected.This is a great mistake, because here Is the proof that constipation can be oured and the bowels mads to act reguisriy and asturally.Yantovrx, NS.\u201cPor yours, I was troubled with Constipation, and had to take laxatives and purgatives all the time.If I neglected to take these, the bowels would refuse to do their work.About two years ago, « frimd advised me to try \u201cPruis-o-tives\u201d, which I did.The first box helped me so much that I obtained further supplies of the remedy and continued the treatment.After using about eight boxes, my bowels were able to perform their particular function without aid.The relief in my case hos boon lasting, as up to date, I have never had any \u201cPruit-etives\u201d to all suffering as I did and I am sure they will derive equal benefit\u201d.A.W, FRANKLIN.\u201cFruits-tives\u201d are sold by ail dealers at 50¢ a box, 6 for $2.50, trial sise 25¢., or semt postpaid by Fruits tives Limited, Ottawa, Ont.NEARLY 60 YEARS OF MISSION WORK Archdeacon MaoKay, Still At; Work, Despite His Eighty Years Winnipeg, Nov.4\u2014Archdescon J.A.MacKay, one of the foremost of the Anglican missionairies In the west, is visiting here.The venerable westerner began his work as an or- dsingd missionary fifty-nine years ago and though now eighty-three years of age, he still travels by stage and cance, visiting missions among the Indians and Eskimos of the north lands.To arrive at the Red River Settlement Dr.MacKay traveled from Moose Factory via Chicago and St.Paul, There was no railway within 600 miles of Fort Garry in those days.with the resuit that the trip entailed unusual hardshipe\u2026 Bince that time he has opened up schools for the Indians in The Pas, Battleford, Lac La Rouge, 200 miles north of Prince Albert, and other points.In 190%, and successive years, Dr.MacaKy spent aix months of each year in the Bible house, London, England, trensiating and revising the Cres Bible for the British and Foreign Bible Boclety, A typewriter with Cree characters waa prepared by the Bible Society for him, and he wrote the Bible throughout, and saw the edition through the Bible society press.\u2018The Manitoba and Saskatchewan Bible Society is now in pomsession of this typewriter in \u2018Winnipeg.Little Adolphus was very bright and at the end of his first term at school was promoted to the second form.He was much attached to his firut-form teacher and was loath to leave her.\u201cMiss Tomkins,\u201d he said, with tears in his eyes, \u201cI do wish you knew enough to teach the second form.so that I wouldn't have to leave you!\u201d mt EN LS Deep-Seated Abscess in the Hip.Re rea TAT, ta p Portrait lo of Mre.LAMEDON, of fous Mili, Withyham, Bugesx, England, \u201cL'an writing to tell the benef 1 b received from your Clones Blood Thsture.1 sd a deep-seated abscens io my bip and was A t fourtesn moaths net able to de tal nine months sad od three operations, Sill | was no better.so coms bot sd been be vroebs Hill footing vety iles l'bcoas L'westl \u2018paling #0 1 thou woul try your Cl had Minture.The frat bot pus out more than ever, and by the time | hed taken half the second betile 1 began to sal better, snd the discharge began to get lass.| persevered with the Misfurs, and after à few weeka began to get abou! 6 Ille on cretches out of doots.Then | stronger, and uow I an feeling better ave done for years, e abacers | ealed\u20141 can new do my work and wi distance with a stick.1am sure ring ia name 831 wer would gi \u2018oe cna han 1 te ve ixture & fair trial it would do them .na make whatever wee you lke of ibis KE: D remartabie Dosé purine revert.sea rellod upon te give f ly celle M in cases anything injuriews.Of off Dealers.Ash for ond ses you got Clarke\u2019sBlood Mixture TAKING OFF TIRES 13 ONE MAN JOB Knack Of Knowing, Well Worth The Attention Of Drivers The apparent ease and dispatch with which a thoroughly experienced driver can dismount and apply without assistance big pneuma- tle tires ie evidence that there is « knack to it that is worth the attention of those who own or operate trucks.In the folowing paragraph.a well-known tire company points out briefly how handling thess tires can be made a one-man job.To dismount the tire and rim from the wheel, jack up the wheel until tire freely clears the ground, loosen the tire bolts, and then the rim by shock, and turn the wheel so that the sector containing the valve 1s near the ground.With doth hands grasp the tire and rim at points just below the level of the hub and quickly life and pull the rim away from the top of the wheel.At the same time watch the value to mak re that it does not bind in the fellos, when the rim slides off the felloe band.If properly performed this method of dismounting the tire and rim frim whee! requires very little lifting and causes no damages to the valve on the tube at the valve base.To dstach the tires from the rim, lay the car on level ground, locking ring side up, remove the valve plunger to complete deflation, and .push back the valve stem inside the rim.Remove locking and side rings, loosen flay all round and, standing insiGe of the rim, life the tire straight up off the rim.When the tire is ready for replacement on the rim.reverse the operations of detaching the tire from the rim with tube flap in place and valve stem pushing back flush with base of flap, drop the tire carefull yover the rim, taking that the bass of valve stem is directly opposite the rim valve hole.Step down the tire on the rim all around by treading on the dead, apply side and locking rings, draw out valve stem to proper position and inflate.Finally, in applying rim and tire to the wheel, engage the valve stem in the felloe at point level with the hud.push the rim firmly against the tellos and slowly turn the tire, rim and wheel until the valve is at the highest possible point.The rim will drop into place on the falloe except at the bottom where it can be pushed on by the foot.This knack of first engaging the valve, then turning the tire and rim on the wheal eliminates all direct lifting.and makes the applying of an eight-inch tire, the largest perfected truck pneumatic, a one-man job.THE VALUES OF GAR IN CANAD Is Set At Large Sum Of Six Hundred Million Dollars\u2014 400,000 Machines When the war broke out the number of automobiles in use in Canada was 67,418, but to-day, says the monthly commercial letter of Bank of Commerce, the number 8 400,000, and the value of those registered is 3600,000,000.Although the price of cars and of gasoline has Increased during the current year.their use for pleasure as well as business purposes, has steadily increased.For manufacture of automobiles and the assembling of parts, $84,000,000 is invested in Canadian plants, which employ 16,000 hands receiving annual wages of $15,000,- 000, Sales of cars exceed $100,000- 060 annually.A large proportion of the mater- jal used in the production of a Canadian car ts imported.For parts alone the annual dill is $12,000,000, while the requirements of automobile manufacture entail an increased importation of glass, rubber, iron and steel.The growing uss of automobile vehicles accounts In great measure also in \u2018garages, public and private.Yor the 12 months ending June 30 last, 514,207,000 gallons of oils were imported, as compared with 433,018,000 gallons for the preceding 13 months.The cost of this year's imports of oils in its finished and crude forms is estimate 4 at $38.000,000.This however, does not represent the whole cost of maintaining cars.During the current year a large amount of capital has deen invested to give employment to & large number.The former are now as numerous 4&8 once were village blacksmiths shops, which they , in many cases, absorbed, and @ to à very large extent the users of pleasure cars.They also give employment to a large number of highly paid workmen and to some extent facilitate production and also trade, the physical volume of the former has not materially changed.Continued expenditure of labor and capital on #0 large & scale without tangible results in exportable products will not ald in bringing about more satisfactory conditions eee eme er THE CHOICE OF FES SUBJECTS.At a recent meeting in London at what is said by the \u201cDally Mail\u201d to De che finest kinema studio in the world, Sir Oswald Stoll expressed the opinion that the depression in the American flim trade was largely due to the sameness of the subject matter which producing companies have attempted to eon.oeal by lavish expenditure or mere technical excellence.The same ER D716.question was discussed at a dinner attended by Bir Arthur Conan Mr.A.BE.W.Mason, Me, | ENGLISH & SCOTCH WOOLLEN GO.The Greatest Tailors in Canada, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Commencing Today Extraordinary Offer By | ENGLISH & SCOTGH WO SATURDAY To 10 SUITS IN serge, stimulate the advantage of tem is an opportunity for you.BLUE SERGE OR Value : For Quality\u2019.This is the best offer of suits ever made in Quebec for the price.These are suits in blue material of exceptional quality - bought specially from the mills.Today we are offering them for $17.- made to measure.without saying that we are sustaining a notable loss, but we are doing our share to give work to the cutters, to the tailors, to clothing manufacturers to the woollen mills, to the sheep raisers and to keep our own factory in full activity.WE SACRIFICE TOMORROW'S PROFIT FOR TODAY'S CUSTOMERS : We are cutting off all the present profits in the interests of future customers-\u2014and we are doing our share to current of purchases and sales.this big opportunity.288 St.Joseph Street OLLEN CO.om 8.30 a.m.Come today and take p.m.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 pe a Tee = ee eo ré a re ra It goes This sys- Branches From One Ocean to the Other.Phillips Oppenheim, and other wall known novelists.While there has been & remarkable advance In recent years in the technique of British films.the mainstay of thelr public appeal is the extraordinary variety of plot matter and scenic beauty owing to the ready access of producing ataffs to any pATt of Europe.The growing strength of a real British school of dramatic film production is revealed in the constant increase of interest in all parts of the world DECKIVERS EVER.They were on their honeymoon.He noticed thet his bride waa rather troubled at times and seemed to have something on her mind.After much coaxing she confessed she had a secret to tell him.To his inquiry of what it was, she answered: \u201cMy loft eye in made of glass.\u201d \u201cNever mind, was his reply.\u201cSo are the diamonds in your engagement ring.\u201d For years Mother Graves! Worm Exterminator has ranked as a reli.ablé worm preparation and it always maintains ite reputation.PRINCESS TRIES HAND AT ART Alexandra Viotoria Von Sohleswig-Holstein Is Painting For A Living Berlin, Nov.4-Does art pay?À Mohensollern princess who wields the artist's brush with a skill far above the plane of the dilletante is trying to solve the age-old question.\u2018To recoup the fortune swept away by the war, which her father-in- law, the \u201cWoodcutter of Doorn™ un- tenshed eight years ago.Princess Alexandra Vietoria Von Bohleswig Holstein, divoroed wife of Prince August Wilhelm, fourth son of the Kaiser, is trying to find n market for her creations in America.In her Castle at Glucksburg.near the Baitio, and near the Danish border, the beautiful princes whese charm once dazzied aristocrats at Potsdam, is working with great earnestness and application to express her artistic self.Here amid the idyllic quietude of the northern estate Princess Alexandra sketches the still life of her environment.A number of her paintings have been sent to America in the last few months, and preparations are under way to dispose of them to the highest bidder.Art critics who have viewed the creations of the princess concede her a finely developed talent.Her atyle tends toward the impreesion- istic, and her works have something of the mentls melancholy which the northern temperament possesses.During the days when the world confifct still raged on all fronte Princess Alexandra, who is related to the Danish royal family, le mid 10 have been frequently at odds with her husband on the question of the war.Her sympathies went with the allies, and this fact caused her much misery, Added to ,that was the etruxgie with her husband.who, followine the father's conservative distum for women, \"Kirche, Kueche, Kinder\" vehuroh, kitchen, children)\u2014-tried to put the high strung liberal gir! BLIND, HE IDENTIFIES SHOOTER BY VOICE Police Accept Old Man\u2019s Word And Arrest His Boyhood Friend New York, Nov.¢\u2014Though Andrew Andersons, 78.of 39 Coffey street, Brooklyn, has been blind for years, the police last night accented his identification of Thomas Ricker son, 38, as the man who shot him and arrested Rickerson on & charge of felonious assault.Anderson is in Long lsiand College Hospital with bullet wounds In his abdomen and back.The motive fer the shooting le a mystery.Anderson retired adout ten or fifteen years ago, having saved enough to live modestly with his daughter PE | into the limitations of old-fashioned routine.The tragedy of her dimen- tie lite found its climax shortly after the armistice, when she final obtained a divorce from her hus band.Annie.He was sitting in bed in his apartment yesterday when he heard, he said, some one moving about the room.Anderson's hearing, as is trequently the case with the blina, is unusually keen, He called \u201cWho is there?\u201d A voice whic he says he recognized as Rickerson'\u2019s mumbled something and a shot was fired, which struck him in the stomach.\u201cWhat did you do that for?\" Anderson said he called out.The answer was four more shots, one of which took effect, and his assailant then ran out.Anderson sald he had known Rickerson from boyhood and had befriended Mm and given him money and shelter on numerous oc ensions and could not be mistaken in his voice.The police found Rickerson in a restaurant near Third Avenue and Thirty-ninth strest and took him to the hospital.where Anderson again identified him.Rickerjson denied the shooting though neighbors of Anderson's say, aceord.Ing to the police, they saw him run trom the house after it.Launched In 1994, at a cont of al- :maoët $14,000 , the British battleship, Dreadnought, was recently lecranved and sola ter F:00,000 \u2018 i | } WATCHES ar EE ee\u201d ARE YOU PREPARED Mr.Joseph B.Picard is register- 20: SALESMAN WANTED.+ erase LAST EVENING ESS) INTHE CHURCHES pi 3 ow a on wl ow oi le.To » Rowley, of Montreal Is JEWELRY canvassing.We instruct and sup Have your furnace overhauled We can supply al! C.P.S.Liner Docked With a guest at the Chateau.Mr.L.Argencourt, of Montrealls staying at the Chateau.ROMAN CATHOLIC.Peenr oly you with work.Westdhowcard Bervies.34 Colborne Bldg.Teronta.Septixit and broken 549 Passengers \u2014 British ro ey A.Conway of Montreal 1s THE RARILICA.MALE HELP WANTED.parts.eau.Low Mass at 8, 6, 7, and $ a.m.: OFF rer rer à u 1] are sole \u201cMother\u201d Aboard Mis Meigs is in town from Mon- |Orand Mase at 9:36 a.m.and & Low FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, begin- agen trea), a guest at the Chateau.Mass ut 16:30 am.Vespers at ?wood en aT: viva os ; write \u201cDAISY BOILE R\u201d The C.P.S.Ltd.stegmer Metagam: Mr.Dove SF Cow Alle, 1s ]0.m.SILVERWARE, English (which position?) Write from Liverpool, with 549 passenge tn MW i phy Chateau.URCH \u201cRailway\u201d co.Chroniole Office, , .fF.W.Mcintyre, of Montreal, re-| ST.JEAN BAPTIST Ol .Quebec.Oct.15xlaw.sat: \u2018 Catalogues on request La ak Quotes a reese vom: uistered at the Chateau yesterdaY.! Low Mass at 5:30, 6:15, 1, 8:36 CUT GLASS, \u2014_ x ing and docked at the Louise Docks| Mrs Alfred West, of Bray, Ire-|and 9:30 am; Grand Mass at 10:30 FANCY WARE, Etc.ROOM TO LET.\u2019 MECHA ICS SU LY 3 lireakwater in line with Shed 16.The | land, is in town, à guest at the Cha- |a.m.; Vespers at 7 p.m.7 .7 * third-class passengers will be land- |teau.- mans oT room, for, gentle.P clock ing.À.- n only.odern improve.Tdmitod.od at 7 o'clock this morning.Mr.Geo.A.Btenhouss, of Mon ST.PATRICK'S CHURCH.FOR ONE ments and use of telephone.y Among the cabin passengers is|trenl, ls in the city, staying at the y | Phone 651.80-90 £t.Paul St, Mrs.Amelia Emma McCudden, who Chateau.(McMahon Street) be seen from 6.30 to 830 PM, ; Quebec, P.Q.Is on her way to the United Btates| 347, and Mra.H.F.Calhoun are | ©\" Mass 7-30 and 3 am; High WEEK ONLY Apply at 31 1-2 Cremasie street.4 to place a wreath in the name of the |; town from Uaspe staying at the Mass and Sermon at 10-30 am.Phone 6646J.Novixs, ; British people on the grave of the Chateau.Yespers, Sermon and Henediction at O \u2014x ~ : = TT T7 junk 4 soldier in th : -30 p.m.J | Arlington Cemetery at Washington.Lady Caron and Miss Caron have STARTING TODAY \u2014 ! She was met by Mrs, Blanche A |léturned to Ottawa from a visit to TRI URCH.Bright double room, newly fur.: Bellak, President of the Philadelphia | Montreal.ST.PATHIONS or We must lower our stock nished, well heated and convenient a.+ Chapter of the National American| Mr.A.J.MacDonald ie in the (Grande Allee, .; for one or two persons in: house + War Mothers who brought a mess- cy from Toronto, registered at| Low Mass at 7-30 and 10-30 am.hence we are taking 25 p.c.newly decorated.Rate reasonable ; \u2014 age of greeting from the Governor [thu Chateau.dren's Mass at 9 a.m; Denedlc- fe sythi in th to Apply 23 Garneau St, Tel.a of the State and the National| Mr, and Mrs.L.| on at 4:30 p.m.oft everything in \u20ac store.ovéx3 Views of Quebee and Vicinity Mothers of the United Biates to this | rent, are derange ro ae pri A real reduction today's ES Large Assortment at British mother who lost three sonsling at the Chateau.NOTRE DAME DU CHEMIN.eal reduction on ay To LT Splendia rooms, single and other relatives In the Great War.i = or double, well heated, well lighted.« One Cent Fach With Mrs.McCudden |s Captain tune in Orta penser he Low M (we For Rost) 15 dt Today you buy 23 per Large bath rooms.Apply to No.§ Comic Post Cards, Moysis Stevens, florist to the Prince = w Mauss at 6, 7 and 3:15 am.; cent less.ow is the time Ste.Genevieve Avenue or 34 Bt.! THE WINDSOR Sentimental Post Caras, of Wales, who is in charge of the|in# Of the late Lady Laurier.Solemn Mass and Sermon at 9:16 ; B Ann street.Nov.4x3 > enormous wreath of flowers which| Miss Pauline Lacoste will make|a.m.; Grand Mass and \u2018Sermon ai to do your Christmas uying.\u2014_\u2014 rt Dominion Square \u2014 \u2014= Montreal Qreeting Post Cards, Mre.McCudden will place as a mark [her debut at the Armistice Bail, |10:30 a.m.; Vespers and Henediction This le is for cash onl TO LET\u2014Fine dwelling of 10 European Man Exclusively.Books of Views, ete.of homage on the grave of the un.|Montreal on November 10th.7 pm.18 sa y rooms, furnished or unfurnished, Centrally located in the h SOT JVENIRS known American soldier.Mr, Charles Alleyn and Mr.Rich- \u2014 Come early.in one of the finest places in the : nurs y locat gd cart ard Alleyn have returned to town ST.COEUR DE MARIE.city, central! and quiet.Apply to Distrtgy Prune and Theatrical || oy ones Souvenirs in Wood Leather, | SCANDINAVIAN DUR {rom a hunting trip to the Lauren-| Low Mass et 6:16, 7:16, 4:30 and AB.care of Chronicle.Nov.ix ote.HERE THIS MORNING |tides.A at 0:30 m.\u2019 mr eet.Headquarters for Conventions, 9:30.Grand Mase at 10: sm.TO RENT-Splendld rooms with | ee are Pan Re.|| ten ur Sovran Semen, | Fhe 02.8 134 senor Betnaina, | hrs Bémond do ates Laterises.¥gurs 55-0 pm modern\u201d conveniences sear ths ecptious and Rectal Events \u2014 Southampton, with 219 cabin and 504 | guest of Miss Lamer Hamel, Grande = Chateau for gentiemen or married Service Unsarpasred.T H O\u2019NEILI third-clase passengers, passed Little Alles.ve ANGLICAN.month Revol : \"ation nd\u2019 Bt Furiner rarticuiars os ap Metis at & p.m.yesterday and is due CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY months.ply man A blicstion, * ! jte arrive at 8 o'clock this morning the week a Colaghan \"Tend TRINITY.3 St.John Street Tel.2846._ Nov.axs \"8 ; JOIN DAVIDSON, 247 St John St to land her third-class passengers.15e Miss Ethel Kingsiend, Grosvenor| Holy Communion, $ a.m-; Morn- Nov.3x3 TO RENT \u2014 Nicly furniah ety I Manager.SIGNAL SERVICE Avenue, Westmount, ing Prayer (Gaol) Hoy clock double rooms; also bed room and \u2014 Hon.L.A.and Mrs.Turgeon at.[Morning Prayer and Holy Commun- sitting room connected.Apply 101 \u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014 , NG REPORT tended the o ules of the late|'on: u oe ay as John Bt, Phone 236.Nov.3x3 3:30 P.M.\u2014Nov.4.Lady Laurier, which took place in |P-m-i Girls Bible Class, (Hall) 3.3.[0] D) St Lawrence Hall (Dept.Marine & Fisheries, Quebec.) [Ottawa Yesterday morning, p.m.; Boys ble Class, .Le} Tl FOR SALE.* L'lslet (41)\u2014Ralning, calm.Premier Taschereau ia a [Pm Catechising (Cathedral) 3-3.MONTREAL Cape Salmon (82)\u2014Light fait of expected |, 1; Evening Prayer (The Finlay, ; FOR SALE\u2014Thoroughbred Wir.Magnificlent new cntrance on ST.JAMES STREET 200 Rooms (many with Baths attached) European plan from 91.50 snow, calm.In noon, Outward 10 a.m., Frey.Father Point (168) \u2014Snowing, calm.Inward 11:30 a.m., Bcandinavian, 118 E.: 2 p.m.Rokos Ver- Metagamaback to-morrow morning from Ottawa, where he attended the obsequies of the late Lady Laurier.Hon.Arthur Meighen, Prime Minister, will arrive In Quebec, Tues day, and\u2018 wili be entertained at 4.30 o'clock; Evening Frayer and Sermon, 7 o'clock.i ST.MATTHEW'S CHURCH.(St.Jobm Street).hmisice Bal @3 ® \u201ced Hair Pups, 2 Dogs and 2 Bitches.Phone 2965 or 3022, Nov.5x3 FOR SALE\u2014A Chalmers used Touring Car.Price reasonable, or Rottes, 67 E.Outward 11:20 a.m., ; [will consider exchange.Apply si Amerienn pian rom $3.30 West Kebar.luncheon at the Garrison Club.Holy Communion, 7.30 em.November 11th, 1921 Tacheveatier ox A J Little Metis (179)\u2014Light fall of) Mrs.de Montarville Taschereau,|Matins, 10.3v a.m.; Choral Eucharist ; rest.to $4.80 per day.A.J.HIGGINS, Limited C.F.B.License No.19-8513 snow, calm.Outward Labrador.Matane (202)\u2014Cloudy, calm.Cap Chat (236)\u2014Cloudy, calm.Inward 11:30 a.m., Canadian Comnoon, who is spending a few days in Montreal, will pay a short visit to Quebec before returning to Ottawa.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.English, Mrand Mrs.J.P.English, Miss Flor- 11 am.; Evensong, 7 p.m.\u2018 | TRINITY CHURCH.| (St.Stanislas Street.) Under distinguished patronage and the combined auspices of The Army and Navy Veterans in Canada AND THE ._\u2014 i PERSONAL.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ! MARRY\u2014Thousands; worth 35, \"000 to 3400,000; willing to marry; y- + t + + ; Pruy d Holy Com- \u2019 THE Mander.\u2018 263) \u2014Cloud 1m |tHee Engfish und Mrs.Willle Jamie- morning clock: Sunday School | Royal Rifles of Canada [et REE.Haigh Hyde, 8 San | : .Martin River (263) Slow y.CAM ison are in town from New York, land Bible Classes, 3 p.m.; Evening! AN pm ri tt \\ 1 nvironmen foward 11 a.m.Rokos V atten And guests at the Chateau Prayer 7 p.m.\u201d WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUIT : .Iapledawn; noon, Scandinavian, J .m.\u201c > | - of the AMBASSADOR is | Cape Magdalen (298) \u2014 Cloudy,| Miss Cecil Leitch, the English, \u2018ARMISTICE BALL ED?Best Matrimonial paper pub- | ; not the least of its attrac- (south-east.Inward 11 a.m.achoon- [French and Canadian lady champion ST.PETER'S CHURCH.lished.FREE for stamp.COR- : 365 St P St ! tions Here at luncheon, If Golfe St.Laurent: noon, steamer.VE] i pride vin ri Gyneth (St.Valier Street.) WILL BE HELD IN RESPONDENT, Toledo, Ohlo.4, tions.ere a u Fame Point (330)-\u2014Cloudy, south- yn, Montreal, until] she sails .8 .; Morni Novixim | all | tea and dinner one mav east.Mina Brea reported on thia/for England this month.Miss Pr eo sm orning The New Wing of the Quebec Drill Hall \u2014_\u2014_\u2014 | i + witl d a.m.bulletin should have read: In.Edith Leitch 1s in New York.DANCING TO COMMENCE AT 9:00 P.M.LADIES\u2014When irregular or sup- Opposite Union Station touch elbows with men an ward 8:30 am.Mina Brea, instead) The Rt.Hon.Arthur J.Balfour TANGUAY'S DANCE ORCHESTRA.pressed use Triumph Pllls.Safe | A ; ) f Il he |of: Outward 8:30 am.Mina Brea.who is arriving from England LIMOILOU MISSION HALL.and depapdable In proper cases.Not, Every accommodation to |i} Women from all over the land by the TICKETS 84.00 ° .| g I~ TY m n ! 5 world made famous by their Pentecost\u2014Outward § a.m., North | Empress of France, which Is due| Sunday School, 7 p.m.; Evensong, AD x GENTLEMAN = SUPPER.sold at Drug Stores.\u201cRelief\u201d and the travelling publie.& : MA Shore.here Tuesday, will bs met by his|7:3¢ o'clock.MIT LADY AND po New On : particulars free.Address: National 1 WE SERVE i achievements.Attractive n fouthwest Point Qs _ Cloudy, nephowr Captain O.M.Balfour A Limited Number of Tickets Now Sale.Ï Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis, D td 1 ght east.: ep ZE ary retary to His Excei- ST.MARY'S CHURCH.TT À Daily Three-Course Meai À| F°°™ and suites may be [Fh leney the Governor Genseul, = Falls.) 5 [@ | ,, MARRY\u2014Thousnds; worth 4.Ç tl y eal fl secured at Money Point (546)\u2014Cloudy, south ( le) 006 to 3400,000; willing to marry; | soc.TE Inward yesterday 3:30 p.m, Hoche- |p, uth Mary iaid the foundatien| Moly Communion, 11 a.m.list FREE.Ralph Hyde, San Fran.| Special S da Di | MODERA PRICES ar.\u2018 ; The Queen Mage bullding or = cisco, Cal.Oct29 1n.wax4 peci unday Dinner The ; Flat Point (593)\u2014Unsettiea, ome, ST.MICHAEL'S CHURCH.room tariffs at the Hampstead, on October 13th, Her .$1.00 P .north-west.Inward yesterday 2:30 Majesty.who was .(Beegerville.) MARRY\u2014For speedy marriage, n' r , Cob Outward yesterday + .accompanied by THERE ARE FEW Octixmon.th.eat.x12m.Ambassa dor are be pigher hm.Waseana, rd yesterday 4p, Orman.Used an ordinary| Moly Communion, § a.m.; Morn- || country, eatabiisned 16 yours: hous s Cape Race (815) \u2014Dense fog, light | VOTkman's trowel in laying thejing Prayer and Liteny, 11 o'clock; drinks so refreshing, and at sands wealthy members, both sexes, hotels.Illustrated kict |north-west.Inward 3 am, Can-jétone.Afterwards the Queen was|Sunday School 3 p.m.; Evening|| wishing early marriage; confidenti- and floor lans on re uest [adian Hunter.Photographed With one of the babies | Prayer, 7 p.m.| the same time so healthful as al, description free.The Ola p q Belle nie (729)\u2014Clear.strong |[OM the temporary home In her \u2014 ; & glass of milk.That is, of || Rellable Club.Mrs.Wrubel.Box 26, , i ; :north.Inward 10:30 a.m., Bos- PRESBYTERIAN.Oakland, Calif.Nov.éxim }> New York Booking Office for jwortir.Mrs.J.T.Donohue and Mise (Se.Andrews Church.) | eourne, 1f the milk has been \u2014\u2014\u2014 » All Ambassador Hotels i Montreal to Quebec, Kathleen Donohue will be gn Morning Servis, 11 o'clock \u2018 Quebec Tool and Engineering Co.Telephone Longue Pointe (134)\u2014Cloudy, Saye o the Seneral depot for the| pening Service, 1 o'clock, Rev properly, scieatifically, con- 15 1-3 D'Aiguillon ures, Acstyline i west.Inward 10:30 a.m.Rose ution of poppies here .* : Weld: and Gene achine A at tbo caf Rhinelander 9000.ve mistios Bey, while Mrs.Coin AT |A.,7- Love, Pastor, | sclentioualy pasteurised.That || ork.Qune Ropaissd Geecnine mertcan Cafe .Cap St.Michel (128)\u2014\u2014Ciear, west.[An re.Cyrille Delage will look * repare -_ Telephone 7AAN\u2014I6 Lacroix St.; Inward 12:30 p.m., Spray and tow; |after the achools of the city, Mrs.CHALMER'S CHURCH.| 1» the way we p our Dorchester Dyeing and Cleaning 1 \u2018Opposite Union Station) Pork abun of Fifty fit Seont 10:56 a.m.C.U.8.Dellechasss; 2:10 Frank Carrel will be convenor for| The public worship of God at 11]| milk.Works, 120 Dorchester St.Dyeing, Appetizing meals acrved at al) LR p.m., Rovaer, Outward 1:10 p.m.|the sale of poppies to be organized [a.m., and 7 p.m., Minister, Rev.8.J.| Cleaning and Pressing for Ladies hours of day or night at Terrebonne; 1:40 p.m., Boulange;|by the LO.D.Æ.on the same day in |Macartbhur.! and Gentlemen.Goods called for in » pannlae prices.The Ambassador Hotels System: [1:36 p.m.Lakeport.St.Peters ward, while Miss Ida ADDRESS any part of city.Phone 6264, loudy, north.|Donohue and Mrs Herbert Gal ETHODIST CHURCH.| Vet.74te, Aug.exim.THE AMBASSADOR Belimouth (110) \u2014C ert Gale are M .NEW YORK rest.Inward 11:48 a.m.Myra and|in charge of general organization, (Corner of Dauphine and St.Stan- \u201cFOR YOUR SHON REPAIRINS .\u2014_\u2014\u2014 isias Streets).° TATLANTH OT [re cients, en ou morning Barice 31 wm: Evan.mé das Uniyeal Shes Reale DINE AT THE 147 p.m.Montreal C.P.R.; 18:30 ing service, 7 o'clock.A cordial Rubbers, Overshoes, Hotwater Botman [I pr dl ER 5 WOLD RL Hl in de Rae bei A Nr \"pa ; Reid, Pastor.\u201c * : Pointe Citrouitle\u2014-Cloudy, north- BABY'S OWN TABLETS s.\u20ac h \u2014 rer re THE ALEXANDRIA west.Inward 9:50 am, 8in Mec \u2014 Oct.31,Nov.2,8,4,6x6, PRIVATE BOARD.ail 1 d di LOS ANGELES and tow; 12:30 p.m.C.G.8.Fron- _\u2014 BAPTIST CHURCH._ tenac and tow.+ « Once a mother has used Baby's (Grande Alles) You will find good board by the WH EEE werhres ere i pouty, north.Own Tablets for her little ones she| Morning @ervice 11 w.m.; Sun- week or month.Well served.Inward 1:05 m Tro; Thon: 1:38 [Would not be without them.The day School, 3 p.m.; Evening Ser.LA CAISSE D\u2019ECONOMIE DE Moderate prices.Very central, dian ForestacPhoni 1:30 \\rablets are n perfect home remedy.|vice 7 p.m.Upper Town.Apply to 13 d'a _ : pm.Canadien Forpater, cnim .Out- [They regulate the bowels and stom.Alguillon street.Telephone 8180, 8 À ward 9:20 a.m., Etoile.ath: drive out constipation and in.SALVATION ARMY.NOTRE-DAME DE QUEBEC Oct.13x1w, À I del Port 31) \u2014Cloud: 1 I digestion; break up colds and sim- resets eee.120 NT, JOAN STREET.rthur Lave Eugene TU0E 211 rm Nout citar: In\u201c nto fever and make baby heakky | Praise mesting at the S.A, Han REWARD.(Near Bell Telephone) CA.LIA.CA.LILA ry Nicholas ii Claude calm, (3nd happy.Concerning them, Mrs, 3! Elgin mre Sunday Afternoon, : .EP \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TTR ULET C3 ! ., \u201c|Nobie A.e Ecum Se .A pm; .\u201cMm.Open air ser- F Sex Service and Best Meas A 3.WILFRID BOULET, C.A.|Ÿ Outward 2:30 p.m.Etoile.ote Le cam Baby Ou |vice: Bundey, à pm.Public mi Savings Bank, Quebec.mation that on ERED for infor at Popular Prices.| LaRue & Trudel | SHIPPING NOTES.Tablets of great benefit for my chil.|vice; 7 1-3 p.m.open alr service.of parties who stole six Silver Foxes J | \u2019 | dren and 1 would not be without |S0NE books provided.Anybody It ial object is to receive and secure from the Lake Frontier Fox Ranch, = CHARTERED The C.P.8.Ltd.steamer Pretorian F t 8 speci sie Beznlae 30c Diner, from cn TERE À wili sai) trom Glasgow this afternoon |!h®™-\" The Tablets are sold by | welcome.Tes entrance.Come Thursday night Oct.27th.Com.(1.40 to 8 IM.is ansarpasred._= ACCOUNTANTS = I © medicine dealers or by mafl at 3§ (and have a good time.the deposits of sums however small they municate with B.C.Howard and Picher, [fl 14quidators of Insolvent Emates | Administrators, Appraisers | Trust | | 1 Dominion Building Phones 4520-4521.Quebre.Even if bars have heen abolished in his country, his poem will continue to rival \u201cDangerous Dan ! for Quebecwith 101 cabin and 160 third-clase hassengers for Quebec, .° .The steamer Trophon passed up \u2018at 1:45 a.m.yesterday.Forester passed up at 6:30 a.m.yesterday.* ° .The collier Inrd Strathcona passed up at 8:20 a.m.yesterday.+.The steamer Orthia passed up at COMMUNITY SONG SERVICE, AU are welcome to come and take part in Community Singing tomorrow cvening in the Methodiss SPECIALS FOR TODAY.Polo Cloth .$2 \u201cHeather\u201d Cloth ees Valour Cloth .$2'98 evening in tho Methodist Church.\u2018 Everybody Welcome.HITS THAT DON'T COUNT Two Irishmen arranged to fight a adversary facing him he raised an objection.\u201cLook here!\u201d he maid.\u201cI'm twice as big a target as he iu, so 1 ought to stand twice as far away from his as he is rom me.\u201d \"Be One of the most important importations of the real English Down Quilts (Comfortables) that was ever offered in Quebec, at \u2018 anywhere.MD \u201ceC \u201coe cents à box from The Dr, Williams\" \u2014 !Co.Lake Frontier, or Sherbrooke.1 LaRue, Trudel & | | The Anchor-Donaldson Line 85, |Médicine Go.Brockville, Ont, Commandes Shot othe close ol may be to help creating provident habits.! Novixlwi | Cassandra left Glasgow on Thusrday \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Sor orrow Mon .wed.frient + - \u2014 WHAT WORRIES YOU?Marriage?Here are men and women to.One is just the mate for you, We analyse the characters, 116 ST.PETER STREET.| The coms.P camer Canadian service Sp see Front ot nd when ne po nie pou Comfortables-Comfortables rer what each will do.rie tuly reply.We mate thousands happily.i Prof.Coffman, Div.QM.Albuquqerquqe, N.M.Oct.29Novt\u2014 em rt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, ee eee ey WELDING WORK\u2014Welding by - a : og tectricity and Oxy-Acetyline.Metais 46 &:.John Ee.Fuome T01B| Mourue\u201d to infict on Bachanalian 8:45 em.yesterday.Whitney Cloth .$3.89 ser now! reviled nie second, \"LIL! auch an cast-iron, steel | bracs, The most centrally situated, all | ae well as cold water audiences, by The ste \u201cBolivia\u201d Cloth .$3,69 *°\" Put that right!\u201d Taking a |aluminium, iron, bronxe and malle.modern sonveniences.First class œuisine and service.All goods dimset ftom eur farm, We bake our ows bread and French pastry, and serve purest milk aad cream, bottled at our own farm.A select resort for Lady Tourists Only « few minutes te Auto Open from 6 e.m.©e 1 p.m J.ALLEYN SAIL, TRNT ag AWNING MAKER 888 BT.PADI STAREY folophone 76 11 Quokes people who are \u201csoused\u201d whether with home brew or Ice water, \u201cCharles Not to De Disposed of es Was Napoleon.\u201d \u2014 Headline, \u2018There are other points of difference between the two men.Costivenems and ite Ouwre.\u2014When the excretory organs refuse to perform their functions properly the intestines become clogged.This ls known as costiveness and !f neglected gives rise to dangerous complications.Parmeles\u2019's Vegetadle Pills will effect a speedy cure.At the firet intimation of thie aliment the sufferer should procure a packet of the pills and put himesif under a course of treatment.The of.fects of the pills will be almost Immediately evideat r Baîllygaily Head Passed up at 9 a.m.yesterday.e ©.À The steamer North Pacific passed up at 9:50 a.m, yesterday.° + + The C.68.Lines steamer Cape Diamond arrived down at 7:48 a.m.And left going up at 0:18 p.m.yee.terday, .+ +».The steamer Corunna passed down at 5:10 a.m, yesterday.° »# à The steamer Wabana left going down at 7:18 p.m.yesterday.e © +».The C.P.8.144.steamer flcandine.vian passed Little Metis at ¢ pm.yesterday and is due to arrive at Quebec at \u20ac o'clock this morning.Halifaz, N.8., Nov.4-\u2014Ap te noon Polo Cloth .$2.69 Velour Cloth .$3.59 MARCEAU & CO, 185 St.Joseph Street\u2014 H.Antoine D'Arcy, who wrote the poem, has got ut a new edition and adds hie time-honored protest against oniling It \u201cThe Face on the Barroom Floor,\u201d when its nam.and always was \u201cThe Face on the Floor.\u201d eee today the intelligence branch of the Canadian Naval Department here had received no further information regarding the steamer reported on fire by the British tanker Saxoleine yesterday in latitude 43.13 north, and longitude $3.36 weet.! piece of chalk from his pocket, he drew two lines down th stout man's coat.\u201cNow,\u201d he said, turning to the other man, \u201cfire away, ye epalpeen, and remember that any hits outside that chalk line don't count!\u201d Irish grants to the number of 4,388,199 left their native shores for other lands between May, 1861, and December Siet, 1910, One week of manual and agricultural labor is in future to de included In the year's work of every Bulgarian school, fdr boys and girls alike.The easier a man la to approach the harder he may be to get away from, P.J.Cote OPPOSITE PALACE HILL - - - ST.JOHN ST.BLANKETS\u2014BLANKETS 7 bales of pure English Wool Blankets just received, at the new reduced prices.| RUGS-RUGS For another week we will continue to give 20 Percent on ali our Rugs.able cast-iron may easily be welded land 1 guarantee satisfaction.Autos mobile cylinders ns well as carters or all pieces of machinery such as steam cylinders, marine or atation- ary boilers, a speciality, All fn.formation required will be promptly supplied with pleasure.Apply to Nap.J.Mercier, Levis, P.Q.Telephones, 301-831, Oct.16xtu.th,oatz$m, er attri men The Nurse: You have a fine little | daughter.Your wife has named her Paney.I suppose though, you would | have preferred 8 boy?Mr, Newpop: On the contrary, I'm tickled to death.A girl can mek a fool name and get away with it.If it had been à boy my wife was going to cull it Launselot. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER $, 191.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.because they are made of highest «< I quality tested materials ; \u2014cashmere, silly cotton, mercerized, lisle, silk and wool, SECOND ie dyes are fast\u2014they positively will not run.We intend Mercury hose to wear well ancy mixtures.ke certain every pair is right by the strictest tests known E the trade.Mercury Mills, Limited Hamilton .Canada Hg i 4 139 - \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 _ > ANAS NASR rm reel] Baker\u2019s Cocoa and Baker\u2019s Chocolate Appeal strongly to the healthy appetites created by vigorous exercise in the open air.Theyare the most satisfactory of all the 4 food drinks, as they have a ~~ mostdelicious flavor and aroma DIVERS RECOVER QUNKEN TREASURE Gold Bullion Worth Nearly $4,000,000.Taken From Oceana A stirring romance of sunken treasure is relatad by C.P.Lambert the famous English diver.When the steamsip Oceana salled from London for Bombay she had on board nearly $4,000,000 In gold destined for the Indian mint While going down the English Channel the treasure ship collided with & German sailing vessel and sank of Eastbourne.Amongst the salvage party sent to the scene was Mr.Lambert and his staff of expert divers.Owing to the stare of the weather it was found impossible to send down divers until a period of three weeks had elapsed.Finally Mr.Lambert was able to slip overboard and reconnoitre./s he relates the story: \u2018My first task wan to secures the keys of the bullioii-room.which were in the captaln\u2018s cabin.There was a heavy swell, which was certainly a very great handicap and I found it æ most difficult job to make my way to the cabin.Three times I succeeded in reaching the door and threes times I was washed away again.Then at the fourth attempt I succesded and got inside the room.A search through the drawers revealed the keys.But I could not make my way there and then to the bullion as the longest 1 could work below at a time was about an hour, owing to the strong tideway.At the next attempt: I set out for the bullion room.After breaking down through the diff'erent decks, I at last found myself facing a mas- sive-looking door, which I knew to be the entrance to the stronghold where lay the gold-boxes.It was not a very difficult matter to hake my entrance to the bul- lon room which I soen had opened out ready for the tasic of removing the contents.I soon discovered I was fndeed among the gold, for wherever I look ed I saw tlers upon tires of boxes, | which 1 felt sure must contain th treasure for which I was searching.But 1 could not fe too sure, so I de cided to have one of the boxes taken to the surface Immediately so that ity contents could be examined.Having been under water for such! a long time, the boxes were awolien considerably, and they were all! tightly wedged together.I knew it would be a bit of & job getting even one away.Tackling first of all a key box\u2014 that is one which ts holding the others in place-~I struggled and struggled until it showed signed of: comings away.By this time the flood-tide having \u201cmade\u201d the strain\u2019 on my pipe and line terrific and I received several signals from my attendant to come to the surface.But I wanted to bring this box up 1 struggled with it until I had rot it out, and then, with Infinite caution, I proceeded to make my way back.At last I was hauled up on deck, Then I collapsed.Captain Yohng megaphoned across from the deck of the Ranger standing by, and asked: \u201cWhat have you got?\u201d We replied: \u201cBox marked \u2018XOX Bombay,\u2019 \u201d then came back the message: \u201cGood man, that's a box of gold.\u201d As a matter of fact it contained $25,000.The weather took a bad turn again and it was a fortnight before we could start the work in earnest.Every day, aimout.we were down helow working away as hard as we could, but, of course, it was a long and tedious process.In three months\u2019 time we had compited the job, having brought up the total of $3,975,000.I alone succeeded In recovering over two and a half million dollars\u2019 worth, which as I declared before created a record, I may add that previous to the first box coming up the rate for re-insur- ANce was seventy-five per cent.Immediately after this box was recovered it dropped to twenty per cent, STERN REMINDERS OF RHEUMATISN The Trouble Must Be Treated Through the Blood, Every rheumatic sufferer should ny and are nutritious and wholesome.a MADE IN CANADA BY WALTER BAKER & CO.LIMITED ESTABLISHED 1780 MONTREAL, CAN.DORCHESTER, MASS.\u2018 Beskiet of Choice Recipes sent free \u20ac ; .| Offices to Let > Two large offices on the first floor of the \u201cDOMINION\u201d Building, St, Peter Street.+ Possession around 15 October.| | NEUVILLE BELLEAU & CO.Stock and Bond Brokers 109 MOUNTAIN HILL Oct.13xtu.th.ent.t£ DR.J.-ED.SAMSON ORTHOPAEDIC\u2014SURGEON Ss PM.\u2014 \"Phone 8018.Asa Street, June 13xwed-satytt.realise that rheumatism is rooted In je blood and that to get rid it must !be treated through the blood.The \u2018old belief that rheumatism was ivaused by cold, damp weather, is inow exploded.Such weather conditions nay start the pains, but it is not the cause.Liniments and outward applications may give temporary relief, but that is all they can do because they do not reach Ita sources In the blood.The sufferer from rheumatiem who experiments with outward applications is only wasting time aud money in depending upon such treatment; the trouble still remains, and it is all the time becoming more firmly rooted.\u2018Trent this disease through the blood and you will soon find relief, Dr, Willlams' Pink Pills act directly on impure, weak blood: they purify and strengthen it.and so act on the cause of the rheuinatism.Mr.P.J.MacPherson, R.R.No.6, Cardigan, P.E.1, says: \"Aboiit three years ago 1 waa attacked with rheumatism.1 hegan taking Dr.Willlame' Pink Pills and soon thn trouble disappeared and I am in better health than before.I aise know of an old lady aoquaintance who was badly crippled with rheumatism in her arme and legs.and who suffered very much.She, too, took Dr.Williams\u2019 Pink Pills and is now able to do her housework.1 tell you this fn the hope it may be of benefit to some other sufferer.\u201d You can procure Dr.Williams Pink Pills through any dealer in medicine or they will be sent you by mail at 60 cents a box or aix FAMOUS QUEBEC Historic Incidents In Various Ridings In Province Briefly Related Drummond-Arthabaska.Drummond-Arthabaska is in the Eastern Townships, and the mention of the name recalls to all Liberals of the end of Laurier.It was in the famous by-election of 1910 that the Nationalist movement burst into full flame, It was then Henrl Bourassa, Armand Lavergne, the late Hon.F.D.Monk, Hon.P.Blondin, Hon.Albert Sevigny, and others, preached denunciation of Laurier through the length and breadth of Quebec, some as Nationalists, others as Nationalist-Con- servatives, but all anti-Laurier.In 1910 Laurier called Louis Lavergn to the Henate, thus necessitating by-election.Armand (Lavergne his nephew, but this dtd not preven him throwing himself into the fight, and the result was that Arthur Gilbert, Nationalist, was elected by 8 majority of 307, Mr.Gilbert lasted only a year, being defeated at the general elections of 1511 by J, \u20ac Brouillard.It is the same Mrbert who is now a leader in tarmers\u2019 movement, and again linked up with Mr.Lavergne.Mr.Gilbert was one of the workers for the farmer candidate in the Yamaske by-election some months ago.Hon.J.E.Perrault, Minister of Colonisation Mines and Fisheries, in the provincial governments was Liberal defeated In 1910, Labelle.Labelle is one of those huge counties of Canada in the point of view of territory which few men can boast that they have completely toured.In 1896 {it returned Henri Bourassa as Liberal member, and repeated each election until 1908 when he did not run, turning into the provincial fleld and defeating Sir Lomer Gouin in &t.James Montreal.Quebec East.Quebec East is linked with the name of Laurier.Sir Wiltrid was cted there for the first time in 1878, and held the seat until his death, through ten general el~ctions and two by-elections Sir Wilfrid was at various times candidate in other divisions, but always gave them up after election for Quebec East, except in 1911 when being also selected for Soulanges owing to an internal party fight In Soulanges, he was not able to resign owing to « contestation.Rimouski, Rimouski recalls the days of Baldwin and Lafontaine, who in troublous days formed an alliance.\u2018fhis was previous to Confederation.Baldwin was defeated in Ontario, jand took refuge in Rimouski, while Lafontaine, defeated in Terrsbonne, wag elected in North York.St.Ann's.(Momtreal) a 8t.Ann's is known as the Irish division par excsilence of Canada and has been the scene of many fights.In 1908 the Rt.Hon, C.J.Doherty captured it from the Liberals, and held it until this election when he was not a candidate.8.Hyacinthe and Rouville.8t.Hyacinthe and Rouville is & county which has had an interesting political history.The two counties were united for federal purposes for the election of 1917.The late Hon, Mr.Mercier, prime Minister of Quebec held St.Hyacinthe as & stronghold in provincial affaire, and represented the Rouvilie section at Ottawa in 1373.Rouvilie also had as representative Hon.L.#.Brodeur from 1831 to 1911, when Hon.Rodolphe Lemlsux was elected there, dropping out in 1917, for L.J, Gauthier, who had sat for &t.Hyacinthe, and who was elected for the united counties.&t James (Montreal) St.James, Montreal, had the honor in 1367 of being represented by Sir George Ktienne Cartier, who, however, was defeated there In 1873 by Bir Louis Jette, then a young man, but later a big man in the affairs of Canada, Lieutenantgovernor of the province, and father-in-law of Hon, Rodolphe Lemieux, Three Ivers and St.Maurice.\u2018Three Rivers and &.Maurice has had a number of distinguished men AS representatives at Ottawasir Hector Langevin, Minister In the Macdonald cabinet, held Three Rivers for & long time, and Bir Adolphe Caron also held the seat tor a time.Sir Adolphe previously had sat for Quebec county.He wes Minister of Militia in the Macdonald government for a time.Yamaska.Yamaska is one of the smallest of the rural countieg in Quebec.It in purely a farming county, and one uf those which is bound to be merged with another county or countles with redistribution.It came into fame early this summer when Oscar Gladu, the Liberal member died.and at the by-slection A.A.Mondou, whe had sat for the seat from 1011 to 1917 as & Conservative contested It against Aime Boucher, a Liberal.It was a strenuous campaign of two weeks duration, with heavy artillery in action, and intensive campaigning on both aides.À score of (federal liberal membe and at least that number of Prove incial Liberal members were in the fight.The lseue was conscription and Mr.Mondou was defeated.Argenteuil.Argenteuil is one of the old English counties of the province of Quebec though of late vears.the majority of electors in that county have been of the French tongue.Sir John Abbott Prime Minister of Canada, held the seat for a number of terms.Abbott wag elected for Argenteull In 1847, the Confederstion year, re-elected in 1373 by acclamation, In 1874 dy a majority of 4, lost the seat in 1878 to Dr.T.Christie, and regained it in 1883 by boxes for $3.50 by writing direct to acolamation.&ir George Perley CONSTITUENCIES, C1 In this hour of Canada\u2019s most acute national crisis, the country\u2019s greatest need is leadership\u2014not class leadership, not sectional leadership, but NATIONAL leadership.A pilot must be chosen possessing the necessary courage, foresight, breadth of vision and determination to lead the nation safely out of the existing economic uncertainty.And one man stands out head and shoulders above all others as pre-eminently fitted for the task.Born on a farm near St.Mary's, Ontario, Arthur Meighen is a true son of the people, a toiler who has fought his way to eminence by sheer ability, and force of intellect.Entered Parliament in 1908; appointed Solicitor General in 1914; Minister of the Interior in 1917; and Prime Minister in 1920.At the Imperial Conference he was acclaimed by the Press of Great Britain as a great statesman, as a strong, virile, vigorous personality\u2014alert in mind, keen and far-seeing in judgment, and with a fearless determination to stand for the right.Professor A.D.Skelton of Queen\u2019s University, and biograpl.er of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, wrote of the present Prime Minister:\u2014\u2018He has already given proof of high administrative capacity.His personal integrity is beyond question.\u201d Of himself Arthur Meighen said to his constituents the other day:\u2014\u2018\u2018You know where I stood on this fesue in 1908, in 1911, and as in 1911 I stand today.\u201d A Real Force A Real Leader e Man of the Hour The National Liberal and Consernitive Party Publicity Committee.England and the seat turned Liberal, as it had done in provincial aftairs earlier, and 0.Mcüibbon was elected.Brome.Brome county is the only county in the Province of Quebec, outside of the City of Montreal, where there is an English speaking majority.For many years, 1813 to 1911 with the exception of one term, 1878 to 13883, it was represented by the late Hon, Bydney Fisher, Mr.Fisher was defeated in 1911 by Col.G.H.Baker, who paid the supreme sacrifice overmeas during his parlia- {mentary term.the only member of the Canadian Parliament to die on the battlefield.Dorchester.Dorchester county brings memories of a bitter by-election contest in 1917.The then members, Albert Bevigny, now Mr, Justice Mevignyhad just been made Minister in the Borden government, and this ob liged him to go before his electors lucten Cannon, then Provincia! Member for Dorchester, resigned his provincial seat, with the commendation of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, threw himself into a fight that lasted over a strenuous two weeks and more.™ |The two candidates held a series of contradictory meetings In every h of the county, travelling by sleigh over bad roads and through forests some hundreds of miles, and addressing two and three meetings a day.The weather was extremely bitter, sometimes dropping to 40 degress below sero, but the conversation was hot There was then the jesus of National Service, and it was feared at the time that this meant conscription, and ral speakers dealt exhaustively with the subject in every parish.The resources of both political parties were strained to the highest degreo and Mr.Sevigny\u2019s victory we a noteworthy one.The date was February 10, 1911 It was not long The Dr.Willams Medicine Ce, was elected in 1904, again in 1908 before there was another election In Brookville, Ontand in 1911, but in 1917 he was In the county.General siections came at the close of 1917.Mr.Sevigny was again a candidate, but having voted for conscription was not permitted to speak in ths county, and was defeated by Mr.Cannon.New Brunswick Constituencies.Se.John and Albert, The Federal constituency of St.John and Albert, N.B., has usually been represented in the House of Commons by men of outstanding prominence in the public lite of Canada.Sir Leonard Tilley, who as Minister of Finance in the Mac- Donald Government introduced the \u201cNational Policy\u201d was long à member for St.John.Another distinguished representative of #t.John waa the date Hon.Andrew GJ, Blair, first Minister of Rallways in the Laurier Government, who broke with his chief because he belleved the Laurier policy with respect to the National Transcontinental and the Grand Trunk l'acifie was unwise, Sir Douglas Hazen, former- iy Minister of Marine and Naval Affairs and at present Chief Justice of New Brunswick, sat for St.John.When he ran his Ciret vlection the people of St.John were demanding the withdrawal of Canadian mail subsidies from steamships using Portland Maine, and shorily after his election the Conservative gov.ornment of the day acceded to the demand, and the Canadian mail hoats in winter were diverted to St.John and Halifax.The Hon, Willlam DPugsley.Minister of Public Works, in the Laurler Government, now Lieutenant.Uovernor of New Brunswick, was à member of 8t.John, City.Carleton Victoria, Carteton Victoria, N.B., enjoys the Distinction of being the first Federai division in the Maritime provinces to return a United Farmer to the House of Commons.In view of the fact that party feeling In this constituency had always run high, the victory of T.W.Caldwell, the United Farmer Candidate, in the by-election rendered necessary by the appointment of Hon.Frank B.Carvell, Minister of Public Works.In the Union Government, to the chairmanship of the Board of Rallway commissioners In 1918, was a great surprise to the olé Line of poti- ticians.Mr.Carvell held the seat for the Liberals for many years but only after hard and bitter fights and by narrow majorities.King's.The old constituency of King's, N.B., gave Bir George Foster, Minister of commerce In the late Union government, now a member of the Senate, his first seat in the House of Commons This was In 1882, He was elected for York, N.B., in 1896.Sir (George waa defeated in 8t, John city in 1900.For Catarrh\u2014It is one of the chief recommendations of: Dr.Thomas\u2019 Eclectric Oll that it can be used internaliy with,as much success as it can outwardly, Sufferers from catarrh will find that he Otl when used according to directions will give prompt relief.Many suf- feres from this allment have found relief in the Oll and have sent testimonials.A NEW FIOW METER IN GREAT BRITAIN, Many ingenious devices have been Invented to measure the rate at which water or other fluid ie flowing along «& pipe, and one of the simplest and most effective Is & new type produced by a leading British firm of instrument makers.The essential part of the instrument is «& small paddle wheel placed inside the pipe so that it rotates as the fluid moves along This paddie wheel has attached to it a magnet.and In a separate steel chamber immediately outsido thers is another magnet which rotates like the first.When the paddie wheel moves and carries its magnets round with it, the movement of this magnet pulls the second magnet round; and the speed of this second magnet therefore indicates the rate of the flow in the pipe.The advantage of this arrangement la that the indicating part of the mechanism is quite distinct from that through which the fluid is passing.All riek of the fluid finding its way into the indicating chamber Is awolded, and the instrument is therefore particularly well sulted for use where crude or hot oils is employed.The makers suggest that thiy instru.t is well adapted to nieasuring the rate of flow of oil in lubricating systems, and also the flow of oil fuel of cooling water in oil engines.TO CURE GREASY FORD AXLE.It is a not uncommon experience with owners of Fords that when the fubricant in the rear axie has become thinned by long uee it tends to work ita way out and be spattered ail over the wheels and brakes, An easy cure for this is to driil a small hole, 3-16 of an Inch is about right, in the bottom of the axle, housing on each side.The thinned grease which gets to the end seeps out through these holes.Care mumt be taken to place the holes high enough to allow enough grease for lubrication in the differential gears, and also thoy must not be placed too near the end of the differential housing.RCD NSA LR TX Cet a25 Box CANADA.) In the Resord- Provinse o£ Quebec ) or's Court of the Distriet of Quabeo )City of Quebes.No.5683, of 1931.The City ai! Quebec.Plainti£ ve Donald Nonday, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the district of , Quebes, Miunager.Defendant.Defenéent is ordersd to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec.October 5th, 1921.THEO.DUBE.Cierk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.CANADA.) In the Recerd- Prevince of Quebec )er's Court of the District of Quebec )City of Quebes.No.2598, of 1921.The City of Quebec.Plaintiftve Georges Degagne, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in Lhe district of Quebec, Domestic.Detendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month trom the last publication of this notice.Quebec, October Sth, 1921.THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.CANADA.} In the Record- Province of Quebse ) er's Court of the Leistriet of Quebec )City of Quebec.No.$451.of 1921.The City of Quebec.Plaine, ve Margaret McParland, heretofore nf our City of Quebec, in the dis- ict of Quebec, widow of Thomas Martin, Defendant.Defendant 1s ordered to appear within one month from the last vublication of this notice.Quebec.October 5th, 1921.| THEO.DUBE, \u2018 Clerk uf the Recorder's Court, of the City uf Quebec.CANADA.) In the Recordlravince of Quebec } er\u2019s Court of the *Matriet of Quebec )City of Quebec.No.266%, of 1821.The City of Quebec.Pla.ntif.ve Crorge leientu.heretoture of our tty of Quebec.in the district or tlutber.Ship Captain.Defendant.Nefendait !s ordered to appear within one month from the las vublicatuon vf this notice.Quebec.Mcinber bth.1821.THE.DURE, Clerk of the Ilecordar's Court, of the City of Quebec.CANADA.V In the Record- Province of Quebec ) or's Court of the District of Quehee (City of Quebec.No.2646 nf 1921.The City of Quebec Plaintiff, ve.D.Howard PB.Jeffs.heretofora of.our City of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, Agent.Defendant.Defendant !s orde:ed to appear within one month from the iast publication of this notice.Quebec.October bth, 1321, THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec\u2014\u2014 CANADA.) Tn the Record.Province of Quebec ) er'z Court of the District of Quebec )City of Quebec.No.2685, of 1921.The City of Quebec.Plaintiff, ve.John C.Rerkwath, herstofore| of our City of Quebec.in the district of Quebec, Engineer.Defendant.Defendant 1s ordered to appear within one month from the last publisation of this notice.Quebec, October Sth.1921.THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec\u2014 ae CANADA.} In the Res:ord- Province of Quebec } er'a Court nf the District of Quebec )City vf Quebec.No.2645, nf 1921.The City of Quebec.Pratntiféve Frank Hill.heretofore of City of Quebec.in the district Quebéc.Superintandent.De rendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the lam +ublication of this notice.Queher, October ith, 1921, THEO.DURE, Clerk of the Reaarder's Court, of the ity of Quahec\u2014\u2014 CANADA.) In the Rarora- Provinces of Quebec ) er's Court of the Dimrict of Quebec City of Quebec, No, 2844, of 1921.The City of Quebecour of Plaintift, ve Samuel M.Hfacce.heretofere of nur City of Que-hee in the district of Quebec.Defendant.Defendant ¥s ordered tn app within one wionth from the last nubdlication of: this notice.Queber, October Ath.1921, THEO.DU Clork 12 the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.PE CANADA.) Tn the Recoré- Provines of Quebec ) er's Court of the No.8617, of 1981.The City of Quebesve Donshé 0.Fiaher, heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the district of Québes.Defendant.Defendant le orders to appear within one month from (he last publication of this notice.Quebec, October KN, 1931.bu Plaintiff.Cour | CANADA, Provinces of Quebec ) er's Court of the | point of that story you told me last | District of Quabee )City of Quebec.| night: repeat it now.\u201d CANADA.) In the Record- Province of Quebec ) er's Court uf the District of Quebec )City of Quebec.No.2579, of 1921.The City of Quebec.Plaintift va Miss Mary J.Coombs.heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, Defendant.Defendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, October bth, 1821, THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, | of the City of Quebec.CANADA.} In the Record- Province of Quehec ) er's Court of the District of Quehae )City of Quebec.No.2573.of 1921.The City of Quebec.Plaintiteve.Oscar li~jange:.heretofore of our City of Queber, In the district of Quabes, Mail Clerk.Defendant.Defendant ts ordered to app within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, October Sth.1921.: THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Reco-der\u2018» Court, of the City of Quebec\u2014_\u2014 rc EE CANADA ) In the Record- Province of t\u2018Juebes ) or's Court of the ! District of Quedes CIty of Quebec.No.2561, of 1921.| The City of Quebec.Plaintift.| va ; Henry E.Balfour.heretofore of our City of Quebec, in the district of Quebec, Civil Engineer.Defendant.Defendant !s ordered to appear within one month trom the last: rublication of this notice.THEO.DURE, 1 Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quede ) In the Record- No.2353.of 1921.Tue City of Quebec.Plaintiftve Donald Bell, heretofore of City of Quebec Ia the district of Quebec.Defendant.Defendant 1s ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, October 5th, 1821.THEO.DUBE, Clerk of the Recorder's Court, of the City of Quebec.I \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CANADA.) In the Record- District of Quebec )City of Quebec, No.2544.of 1921.\u2018The City of Quebec.Piaintifrve fæwis Adelus, heretofore of City Quebet, Inspector, our Defendant.Defendant is orderea to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, October bth.1921.THEO.DUBB, Clerk of the Recorder's Courtof the City of Quebecmme CANADA.) In the Record- Province of Quehes ) er's Court of tha District vf Quebec )City of Quebec.No.2542.of 1921.The City of Quebec.take them az vou i mure castly infiuenced by a broad Province of Quebec ) er's Court of the | «f Quebec, in the district of : Flaintitt.= Albert Arrand, heretofare of our City of Quebec, In the district ot | Quebec.Hender.! Defendant.| Lietendant is ordered to appear within one month from the last publication of this notice.Quebec, Ontoher bth, 1931, THEO.DUBS, Clerk of the Recorder's Courtof the City of Quebectt time rt CANADA.) tn the Recora- Province of Quebec ) er's Court of the Dimtrint of Quebec )City of Quebes.No.3629.of 1981, The City of Quebec.Plaintirtve James G.Weir, herstofore of our City of Quebec, In the district of Quebec.Defendant.Defendant 18 ordered to app within one month from publication of this notice.Queber, October Sth, 1931, THEO.DUBE, Clerk of ths Recorder's Court, r the last of the City of Quebes, Burglary Now Is The Time To Cover Against Burglary.Enquire rates, etc, from the undersigned.C and W.CHAMPION, 67 ST.PETER ST, QUEBEC, QUE.Phones: Office, 73; Res, 256, of the City of Quebes.Insurance à | serm ANEGOOTES OF ABE.LINCOLN Chauncey Depew Tells Some Good Stories of American President Chancey M.Depew, former United States Senator, In th opening instal.mnt of \u201cLeaves From My Autobioraphy.\u201d in the forthcoming November issue of Scribner's Magasine, a retroapection of his childhood, youth and public service covering a period of 80 years, telis some new anecdotes of Lincoln.\u201cI had a long and memorable Interview with President Lincoln,\u201d Dee Pew writs of a visit he paid to Washington in 1363, when he was Becretary of State for New York.\u201cAs I stepped from the crowd, in his recep- ton room, he said to me: \u2018What do you want?I answered, \u2018Nothing, Mr.President; 1 only came to pay my respects and bid you good-by, as I am leaving Washington.\" \u2018It uch a luxury, he then remarked, \u2018to find a man who does not want anything.I wish you would wait until I get rid of this crowd.\u2019 Fond of Good Yarns, \u201cWhen we were alone he threw himself wearily on a lounge and was evidntly greatly exhausted.Then he | indulged.rocking backward and forward, in à reminiscent review of different crises In his administration and how he had met them.In nearly every Instance he had carried his point.and either captured or beaten his adversaries by a story so apt, so on all-fours and with such complete answers, that the controversy was over.\u201d © Lincoln was always on the lookout for a god yarn, although he told Depew he never \u201cinvented one.One night there was a reception in the executive mansion.Rufus C.Ane drews, Surveyor of the Port of New York and a confidential adviser of the President on New York affsirs, - attended the reception with Depew.As the procession of handshakers moved past, Lincoln stopped Andrews and, leaning over, spoke very contidentlally to him, delaying the ceremonies for some time.Momentous issues were impending.Lincoln was in the midst of the campaign for renomination: his Cabinet was inharmonious: thé war was on and decise ive batties were about to be fought.Newapaper men and politicians but.toonholed Andrews on his return to his hotel, Mystery About Conversation.Depew writes: \u201cAndrews made a great mystery of his confidential conversation with Lincoln and so did: Quebec, October 6th, 1921.the press.He explained to me when | we were alone that during his visit to the President the night before he told Mr.Lincoln a new sory.The President delayed him at the reception, saying: \u201cAndrews, I forgot the \u2018ft am accused of telling a great many stories.\u2019 Depew quotes Lincoin.\u201cThey say that It jowers the \u2018Algnity of the presidential office, but our, I have found that plain people (repeating with emphasis plain people), find them, und humorous illustration than in any other way and what the hypercritical few may think, I don't care.\u2019 Denied Ever Inventing Story.\u201cIn speaking, Mr.Lincoln had a peculiar cadence jn his voice, caused by laying emphasis upon the keyword of the sentence.In answer to the question how he knew so many anecdotes, he answered: \u201cI never invented a story, but I have a gond memory and, 1 think, tell one tolerably well, My early lite wax passed among pioneers who had the courage and enterprise to break away from civilization and settle in the wilderness, The things which happened ta these original penple and among themselves in thelr primitive conditions were far more dra- malic than anything invented by the profeanional story tellers.\u201cFor many years I travelled the circuit an a lawyer, and usually there wan only one hotet in the county towns where court was held.The Judges, the grand and petit juries, the Inwyers, the cliente ant witnesses would pass the night telling exciting or amusing orutrences and these wre of Infinite variely and Interest.\u201d Lincoln's Handling of Men.Referring In i,incoln's adroitness tn handing men and his personal humility.Depew maya: No President ever had à Cabinet of which the members were so independent, had so large Individual followings and were Ko inharmonious.CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a 1ittie \u201cFreesone\u201d on an aching orm, instantly that corn elope hurting, then shortly you M It right off with fa.Truly! Your druggitt sells a tiny bette of \u201cPreesone\u201d for a few cents, suf.fident to remove every hard corn, soft corn.or corn hmtween the ines, \u201cnd the calluses, without soreness of knows all about it and will not do in clemific, harmiess, nation.are | tent MARRIAGE MARKET Cautious A story is going the rounds of the American press that the marriage market is being revived in certain parts of France, especially in Poitou and Vendes.The war left France with many hundreds of thousands of odd women who in the ordinary course of events could hardly be ex: pected to become wives, their prospective husbands having been killed or maimed.Moreover, the burden of taxation which the French people have to shoulder has made the males more cautious in venturing into matrimony, for the idea that two can live as cheaply as one is not a French proverb.The marriage market idea is not designed to strike a balance between the sèxes.A million eligible men cannot be summon.od forth from thelr graves.The idewn is to encourage every available man to take a wife, and this idea is said to be working out satisfactorily.The Get-Acguainted Club.\u2018The marriage markets are becoming an \u2018established feature of the life of hundreds of villages ana towns.Uusually they are held on the regular weekly market day, but sometimes there are special markets with nothing on exhibition but the girls and their admirers.The idea was promoted, we suppose, partly for the purpose of attracting young men from a distance to the markets.It might he supposed that the young man in any particular neighborhood would have plenty of opportunities of meeting the young ladies In the same parish and forming thelr own opinions as to their value as wives.The marriage market gives the same opportunity to young men from other parishes.They have also the advantage of knowing that the girls who display themselves at the market are desirous of getting married and are not committed to nome unknown rival It must often happen that for many reasons a girl would not make such a strong appeal to the young man with whom she ha her for the firat time.Catalogue of Beauty.The girls are selected for the market by men who are supposed to be good u-izes of looks and who understind :horoughly the sort of wile a young Frenchman should have.There erin travel about the country-a: whose instance Is |not explained-\u2014and make 2 list of ail the marriageable girls in the neighborhood, These are classified According to age.and looks.and build, and their various qualifications are noted.These {tems are set down on a card, which is aup- plied each girl.and she is invited to present herself at the next market, where a special plare ia re.jrerved for the contestants.Each girl comes provided with a large , red parasol, which advertises her quest, besides offering her pros tection against sun and rain.It also se ven the purpose of a small i when a prospective humbarie wishes to make an examination nt close quarters, nnd even, Ax we ars old, help himself to # sample embrace.Few Without Offers.For a casual kiss the girl merely lowers her parasol to fend off the eyes of the curious, but when the self more copioualy, back upon the spectators and holds the parasol! in such a way that hoth are shut off from public view.This gesture with the parasol is usually a signal for Applaise, cause it is supposed that the man and the girl are strongly attracted and that a marriage is likely to re- suit.At the close of the market there is a general jollifiration.and many of the girls walk off with their new friends to complete the plans for thelr marriage.It is usual, we are told.for a girl to receive at feast one offer of marriage in the course of a mingle fair, and the more attractive, as a rule, raceive several.When a gic] attends several fairs without being appropriated, 1t in almost certnin that rhe har un usually high standards, rather than that she ie singularly barren of attractions.Beauty Contesis.Those who think that this rough- and ready sort of courtship is not likely to lead to happy and perm- anhent marriaxe ties are refuted hy atatistica collected in the districts where It Is popular, which show that there are fewer divorces and fower lllegitimate children than elsewhere, it Is also noted that the hirth rates in theme (dintricta are greater than elnewhere, whirh Is a matter ar prime Importance to the Government of France.On thin arcount the Clovernment Is sald to he watching the experiments with Leen interest, It Is also promoting heauty contests with the haope of tnereasing the Marriage rate, although one would think that a girl pretty enough to win one uf these contests, or even make aA creditable showing tn one of them.would nat lack for Admirers In her own neighborhood.Still.as the philoan.pher remarked, the way of a man with & mald is past finding aut, and ruses that might not ncom likely to aticcesd, do, na & matter of fact, aucceed In & great number of cases.That Fifth avenue honu who is seventy years old and har a int of grandchildren, and in new engaged to be married to & bemititul woman half his age.In uald tn he the matrimonial \u201ccatch\u201d of the reasnn, When a veteran of three.renre.and.ten decides to get married there must be a ontch somewhere, The President's sole ambition was to secur th ahleat men in the country for the departments which he assigned to them, Without regard tu their loyaity to himself.One of Me, Steward's secretaries would frequently report te me the acts of disloyalty or personal hostility on the part of Mr.Chase, with the lament: \u201cThe old man\u2014meaning Lincolna thing.\" THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.IN FRANGE AGAIN! Revived Particularly In Poitou And Vendee \u2014 Men Are Trown un as to a stranger who sees: Investigator desires 10 refresh him- | she turns her, he.: i NAVY CUT CIGARETTES in the SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921.DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND FISHERIES OTTAWA, ONT.Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until 19 o\u2018clock noon on thé 16th day of November, 1931, for furnishing the materials and labour of all kinds necessary for the construction, equipment and delivery of a proposed Steel Twin.Screw Ice-Breaker of the following leading dimensions: Length BP.375'0\" Breadth Mid.at LW.L., Depth Mid.Draft Mean LHP.ic0 svevvnnna.8.000 te be delivered at the Agency of the Department of Marine and Fisheries, Quebec or Halifax, for a fixed sum.The Department reserves right to accept or reject any one or ail of the bids received, Forms of proposals, plans and specifioations showing what is required can be had or seen by applying to the Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa.Any further information deaired may be obtained by addressing: THE DEPUTY MINISTER, Department of Marine and Fisheries OTTAWA, ONT.Nov.4xé WELLINGTON REAL BEER IN \u2018Plan Drive To Kill Mellon | Order Legalizing Sale As .Medioine Washington, D.C.\u2026 Nov.4\u2014Inval- \u2018ids who expect to £0 oh & beer diet Would better get their prescriptions tilled at ones, If they can.Should the dry leaders in the Senate succeed in carrying out the programme they formuiated, medicinal beer, legaiiz- ed by order of Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, will have to he poured back into the vat.of outlawed beveruges.Meantime heer selling permits tare heing temporarily \u2018held up pend ing \u20ac decision on a technical point raised hy Prohibition Commissioner Haynes, whirh makes the outlook all the more gloomy for the beer invalids, In an effort to break down the west filibuster against the Campbell Willis blll banning beer as nicdi- cine, the drys have launched n drive to invoke the cloture rule.Senator | Sterling (BF.D), In charge of the anti-beer Lill, began circulating a vetition for adoption of cloture unless the wets abandon the filibuster which has heen bloking action on the measure for four months.After several hours\u2019 effort Senator Sterling had obtained the slz- natures of thirty Senators to the cloture petition, although only sixteen are necessary to require the Vice-President to put the motion to curtril debate.Nearly all the signers were radical drys, but there were several weta who thought the blll ought to be brought to a vote, it was reported.In order to adopt a cloture motion following submission of the cloture petition, a two-thirds vote of the Benate in necessary, it was considered doubtful whether the drys would be able to muster such strength, although Senator Stertinx expressed confidence that @ cloture Stomach Upset, Gas, Gas, Gas \u2014\"Diapepsin\u201d \u201cPape's Diapepsin® ends Indies.Won, heartburn in five minutes.Hour, gammy, upset storhach, acldHy, dyspepsia; when the food you eat ferments Into gases And siubborn tumpe: your head aches and you feel sick and miserable, that's when you realize the quiak magic of Pape'e Diapesin, it your stomach is in one continuous revolte\u2014it you can't get IH regulnted\u2014iry Pape's Diapepain.It's 80 needless to have a bad stomachl Make your meal a favorite food meal, then taka a little Diapepsin, There will not he any distrem\u2014eat without À t's because Pa Diapepsin \u2018ri Iy does\u201d regulate weak, out-of- order stomachs that gives it its mil.fiona of sales annually Get a large sixty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store.ft ie the most efficient antacid known.1: and belonge ia every home.15.MENAGED motion would receive the requisite number of votes.1f the cloture motion fails the more ardent drys zre planning to band together in a sort of \u201cbattalion of death\" Lo stay on the job day and night, keeping the Senate in constant session until the filibusters wear out and yleld to a vote.If a vote finally is reached it is generally predicted the bill will pass.A clash between the Internal Rev enus Bureau and the prohibition unit of the Treasury Department is imminent over the rights of brewers under the new regulations legalising manufacture and sale of medicinal beer and wine.Brewers in vigorous protests today maintained that the whole purpose of the reguintion Is about to be defeated by the peculiar phrasing of the regulations which bar sale of beer heretofore manufuctured but not yet dealcoholized.The charge was mnde by counsel for the brewers that prohibition of- ficlais, acquiesing in the pieas of the Anti-Saloon Lengue and other temperance organiuations, aim to nulify the regulations by setting up rules which mnke \u2018beer sales 1m- puselble at least for a period of six months, At the end of a six \u2018months period.the least tinie in which newly manufactured heer could be aged and made suitable for consumption hy patients for whom it might ba prescribed, the attorneys for brewery interests nllege, they will have suffered irreparable lomses It is claimed for the brewery owners thal they have a legal right to dispose of any real heer they have sn hand, since the Secretary of the Treasury has officially announced that this right wag established soven months ago.when former Attorney General Mitchell Palmer in a ruling declaredl medicinal beer sales are legal.ARMORED CAR FOR BANK PROTECTION Recommendation Is Made To Winnipeg Commission By Chief Of Police Winnipeg, Nov, 4\u2014Winnipeg may have an armored car to protect banks and the messangers of those inatitutions when engaged In transporting large quantities of cut rency from one pince of business to another.This recommendation was made recently tv the police commis- stoner by Chief Newton, The commission téok the matter into consideration end It will be i taken up with the Hankers' associa.: tion.Alderman J.K.Spalding made ' the announcement.The armored can, which would be equipped with riot guns, would be kept at police hemiquarters when not on patrol duty, one part of which would be to protect the clearing house each morning when the chief part of the transactions vf that banking exchange is carried out A visitor to an old seaport town was out driving with hia host, \u201cWhat in the diet of alt these people?\u201d he naked, |\" 1Moh rnoustly,\u201d his host responded.\u2018Why.sald the visitor, \u201cI thought fish was & brain food! (These are really the most unintetil- iæeht-looking people 1 ever saw!\" \u201cWell,\u201d replied the host, \"Just think of what they would look like if they didn't ont font\u201d \u2014\u2014\u2014 M were grown this year on 28,180 acres In Britain, an increase of more than 4.000 acres on 1930, which shows there will he ho diminution @6 4er fav the working maa.BRITISH WOMEN MAKING HEADWAY Forging Ahead In Engineering Industry In The Old Country London, Nov.4 \u2014 An engineering enterprise, \u201cAtlanta Limited\" which is now being run by some twelve women at Loughborough in Leicestershire, ls making ateady progress.It has already established itself on a small scale and in time to come may form the nucleus of a much bigger enterprige.Ît showed during the first year of its trading that it could make both ends meet.The present additional six months are expected tu show a profit, which it is understood wiil go back to increase the wages of the staff.Although the workers mostly earn on an average [3, per week they are paid slightly under trades union rates for similar work.The workers nearly all have shares in the concern and are displaying exceptional keenness.Up to the present the little factory has confined itself to the making of atomizers for use in connection with oll engines, says the Christian Science Monitor ft first secured a contract in the open market for 100 and then, solely on the excellence of its workmanship, obtained practically all the similar or ders of the firm which had originally given the first.All these atomiz era are brasswork, and as the design varies from time to time, the need a very high amount of technical skill in manufacture.At the same time it le not likely that in the near future the undertakipg wii content itself elther with contract or subcontract work, or with one particular type of work.although the directorate has always to face the acquisition of new machinery it it fs to extend its operations.Women on Directorate.On the whole the enterprise started under very favorable auspices.Its directorate is mainly women, though it Includes one or two ! GIRLS! GROW THICK LONG, HEAVY HAIR WITH \u201cDANDERINE\" Buy & $b-aent bot.tis of \u201cDanderine.\u201d One application ends All dandruff, stops ftching and falling fair, and, in a few Moments, you have doubled the beauty of your hair.It will appear a mans, so soft, lustrous, and lustrous, and easy to do up.But what will plerse you most will be after à fpw weeks ( use, when you new hair\u2014fAne and downy at first\u2014 yes-\u2014but really néw hair growing all over the scalp.\u201cDanderine\u2019 le to the hair what fresh shewers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation.1itelens, thisk, heavy and luzuriant.mn goea right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them.This delightful stimulating tonle helps thin, faded hair to grow long, FF \u201c0 Qs! Tw, $ 8 ë METAL \u2018\u201c POLISHES.= Se Peso] WELLING ws ono EI EDDYS The Matches Because you can depend upon every march in the box to strike \u2014to light\u2014Eddy's Matches are the matches for you to buy.It is not necessary to accept inferior kinds.Ediy's Matche are sold everywhere.They don\u2019t cost any more, the boxes are completely filled.by name \u2014Eddg's.The E.B.Eddy Co.Led.TRAVEL THE HATIONAL WA ACROSS CANADA The Canadian National Nailways operate direct service from Quebeo to the Pacific Coast.Train leaves Quebec Union 1\u2019alais Station at 5.00 P.M.daily (ex.Bunday) connecting at Cochrane with the \u201cContinental Limited\u201d saving hours of time and economizing 228 miles Quebec 19 the Coast.The Continental Limited leaves Montreal (Bonav.Stn.) at 9.00 P.M, dally to Vancouver, B.C.This train reaches destination via.the shortest route and over & superior road bed, making the fastest time across the continent.All steel equipment of ths most modern type, consisting of through compartment - observation lbrary cars, dining and colonist cars and coaches.For further particulars, apply to any Agent of the Canadian Nationa) Railways.Oct.13,15,18,2022,35,27.39Nov.3.6, $,10,12,18,17,19,22,24,26,29x20 men, who deal with the purely husl- ness side: the work manager Is an English girl.and the secretary an Iriah girl.The majority of the staff sre English and Boottish.and several of them are skilled engin- sors, with a long period of college and practical training behind them, while others are planning college instruction at a later date, There has been no internal friction of any sort In the works themselves, and there has been none with the local men workers, while in the town where they buy most of their material they are decidedly popular, One enpect of the industry is the garden they maintain In connection with the works, which perhaps shows the human side of their caracter, To Internationalise Movement, Bttorts are being graduaily made to internationalize this engineering movement Among wome France is the country where there is greatest promise in the direction, since, also as & result of war experience, French women are now graduating in engineering work of all kinds; although the Mociete des Ingenieure Civil de France has not yet admit.ted women to membership, they are, nevertheless watching their progress with interest, while the same may be said of the enginee:- ing world here, \u2014\u2014\u2014 A Btar of the motion pictures is suing his employer because he was thrown from a horse while impersonating à hero rider.Bei: good actor makes no impression whateve on the rebelilous Mina of & frac- uous horse.x - y » A | J \u2019 A Adee of 25 Daus - 5.S.\u201cFORT ST.GEORGE\u201d 2 in \u2014 b.rép NOV 26200 EEE Me ATP ea L À \"a ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1921.fie = 1 \u2014.Tons Piha 4\u2014 Islandsse Cruises enable toursts to visit che quesnt, histoic islands of the st Indies, sessions), ue (French) 8.6 \u201c including St.= Fes Ao 8.oes & \u2018Fort St George\u201d ideal 0M Burning 0: Dominica ( M.Croix (America\u2019s New Jalan ish), Guad > Mar: dct CE Se ruleing cruise and off ;.3 hotel for the entire PE wron $ pf Serer dt Ymodern \u201crotd, lnciuding large luxuriou ory duxury \u20ac \u201caished staterooms, many rene vrs a, d cold TE arche aoû, Conde Crul $275.08 « Rates for te sen, Vin P Including 1 baths, | epaclou ads.Sa to $830.00 private baths, for thersture to NESS Riniiuba LINE 34 Whitehatl Street.NEW YORK ro OR ANY TOURIST AGENT.XMAS SAILINGS, TO GLASGOW From tend From Halifax.Dee.10.Saturnia .Dec.12 TO PLYMOUTH_\u2014 CHERBOURO & HAMBOURG.From Halifax .Saxonis .Dec.10 Hi urnia\u2014Dee.12 Feb.1?2\u2014Cassandra Nee.MMe.4 Dee.20/Var HALIPAX\u2014PLYMOUTH\u2014CHERBOURG AMBOURG.Gazonis Nov.13|Dec.21 .>.Algeria | MOVILLE\u2014LIVERPOOL & GLASGOW | rom N.Rostor | Nov.12{Dec.24!Jan 28 Dec.10iJan.14/Feb.18 .\u2026_ KNV-CHERROURG, S'HMPTON.Nov.5|De.se Mo.oe a Nov.15)Dec.13/Peb, 7 .\u2018\u201c N.Y.PLYMOUTH, CH HAMBOURG.Dec.6lJan.23{Mar, 16 ANZORES \u2014 LISBON \u2014VIGO AND Pro ew yELNTANDE 2.Calabria .ocoounes Dec.> MEDITERRANRAN CRUISES PROM NEW YORK TO MADEIRA, GIBRALTAR AL GIERS, MONACO.GENOA.NAPLES, & ALEXANDRIA Nour.19{Jan.10 .+.Cameronia Dec.7 Lsc.acs-ceneneeccan0 Caronia Both steamers do mot call at ali perte CARGO ONLY {Approximate Sailing Dates).MONTREAL-LONDON.Vitellia Verhanis Vindella VONMOUTH.Orthis WwW.Pee rotons of , freight and further perticulars wooly to local agents or THE ROBERT REFORD CO.,LiMiTES GENERAL AGENTS & ST.PETER STREET THEMEON LINE FREIGHT SERVICE Montreal to Newcastle and Leith .+» Cairnvalona .Boatwell Caiméhe Ab.Nov.6 .Abt.Nov.S1th .AM.Nov.80th .The Robert Reford Co.1Amited LOCAL AGENTS.sencaananes Saxonis ! From N.Bedford | arty Loeral Dee ouraine Lane NEW YORK\u2014VIE0 sous \u2014HAVRE Leopoldina Decdiner rates now in effect.TOURS IN ALGERIA & MOROCCO Sailings from Bordeaux or Marseilles Three and Four Week Motor Tri Write fer oy + pe sting descriptive literature Wm.M.cpherton, 253 Dalhousie St., 9.Stocking, 12 Tru Fort Bt; A gevin, 30 5.John St.Quebec.Canadian Government Merchant Marne Limited, From MONTREAL, QUE.LIVERPOOL SERVICE nadie mer.Nov.3 58.Ca ONDON Outer .Nov.! - aa SLAW sive or mb squailer .Ary 2 LWAN *88.Canadian Commarsder.Nov, 20th, PRs TRINIDAD à DEMEBARA SERVICE.Canadian Coaster .NASSAU, KINGSTO ss, nad monitor in PE, riots NL $8.Canadian Sealer ., Sheba .oh lin Passes sers, | I Carries Ne acti Ale, 2 \"i * Aug.$1zmon.wed.sattt NOT INTERESTED The Man: \u201cPlease come out in the garden with me.\u201d \u2018The Girl: \u201cNo, no.1 mustn't go out without & chaperon\u201d, The Man: \u201cBut we don't need one\u201d.The Girl: \u201cThen I dont want to go\u201d Cy Experionced sea travelers whose tastes and habits demand are Atlantic ir trans- passages on Dominion Line every wish, fills the voyage with a charm that is long remembered.On board the Megantic, the passenger lives amidst all the luxury and convenience of the most exclusive metropolitan club er First-classaccommodationsare now available on the Megantic for the Nov.5th sailing from Montreal, Portland, Me., Dec.10th, and Halifax, N.S.,Dec.11th.Experienced travelers know the advantages this steamer offers \u2014 others may obtain information and booklets White Star-Nominion Line W.M.Macy! $3 Dalhousie St.Quel - est dies Four De Luxe Cruises of Twenty-three Days Each Leaving New York Nov.28\u2014Jan.4\u2014Feb.4\u2014Mar.4 via Palatial Twin Screw 8.8.\u201cFORT ST.GEORGE\" 14,000 Tons Displacement No Passports Required for Cruises| Rates, $275.00 up to $850.00 Including 18 rooms with private baths.For Further Particulars Write FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall St, New York or Any Tourist Agent.FORTNIGHTLY SAILINGS FROM HALIFAX ss.Chaleur\u201d .\u2026.88.\u201cChignecto\u201d Tho opal Bl feat Phsket Gh Fra to the MEDITERRANEAN CRUISES to the WEST INDIES For particmlars apply to Frank S.Stocking General 88.Agency 12 DU FORT ST.- Tel 82 MIS CHIEF CONCERN, \u201cHalloa, halloa!l\u201d shouted ++\" fireman, anawering the frantie telephone summons, \u201cAre you iheuv 1 \u201cYes,\u201d was the reply, \u201cWho are you?\" \u2018\u2019Fhe Tire station.\u201d \u201cI wish to say that my front env.den\" , \u201cBut this Is the fire station yo.Bol.\u201d with the intention of ringing off.\u201cOh, yes, T know that, but let me tell you that my garden runs right alongside the Smith's house, and only today 1 sowed some grass seed on my lawn\u2014\" Another interruption.SKIRTS WILL REMAIN SHORT Twelve Inches From Ground About Proper, Because American Feminity Athietio New York, Nov, 8\u2014The long and \u201cthe shert of the skirt question Is this: Are they to be worn short or long, ge only longer?Paris already has decided, so far \u2018as che is concerned, Paris mays | \u201clonger.And in that centre of fashion mannikine are Wearing them, fashionable folk are sald to be tralling about in them and every steamship from there brings models that reach to the ankles.Will the American woman, who apparently has found the short skirt comtort- able, unreeistingtly adopt a style so radical from last season?These questions are now stirring the heart of the feminine world.| Foreign ministers of state and pre- i miers may come to discuss the sub- | ject of limitation of armaments, yet | what they have to say cannot possibly be of such momentous interest jam the number of inches by which the fashionable skirt should clear the ground.\u2018To ascertain the feminine attitude toward Paris\u2019 latest decree that .skirts shall bs long numerous women representing the arts and pro- teasions, Women in business and on , the stage, club leaders nnd others | were consulted.The concensus of opinion is that the American woman is prepared to stand up in her :short skirts and unflinchingly face the Paris creators.She declares she will wear her skirt from 7 to 13 inches from the floor.So there! and this is what she has to say about her independent attitude: , Marjory Rambeau, star of \u201cDad- | Gone a Hunting\u201d, exclaimed: \u201cI'm for longer life and shorter skirts than Paris decrees.Short , skirts mean long life.The skirt | length has worried along through ; many vicissitudes in 1lfn, and now it\u2019s time for à change.Skirts wii come down with prices, but only far enough to be becoming and comfortable.The correct length Is 12 inches.The one foot of the ground skirt suits me, but I want the other font firmly planted\u201d.The political skirt is approved by \u2018iiss Helen Varick Roswell coalition ~andidate for New York county Rezinter, is likewise, short, but not 1ulte so short.She said: \u201cWhat French drens- | | makers have to say about the length of our skirts doesn't worry me in the least.I've always worn my skirts six inches from the ground, and I intend to wear them that length the rest of my days, I've never gone higher than that on the dress question.\u201d Mies Rita Weiman, gave this view: \u2018Long skirts are graceful for the evening, but American women have known the comfort and cleanliness of the short skirt for the street, and they will never be hampered again by an ankle length skirt.We go in for sports and wear sports clothes.The French women are not athletic, eo they can dress in & mors hampered way and not mind it.But let ua have long flowing draperies for the evening\u201d.° Mrs.Frank R.Keeffer, wife of Col.Keefer of the staff of Major- General Henry T.Allen, commanding the Army of Occupation, has just returned from Brussels.Paris and London.At the Astor Hotel she said: \u201cWhat a joy It ia to get back to New York where you see good style, beautiful clothes and beautiful women.In Paris they are wearing longer skirts, but I cannot say they are really popular over there.1 know they will not he so here\u201d.\u2018Miss Laura Skinner of the Women's Republican State Committee asserted: \u201cThe dress Interests are back of this movement for longer skirts.Women themselves aren't paying any attention to longer skirts.We are going to wear whatever we want, and most of us want short skirts\u201d, \u2018Miss Elsie Janis, recently returned from London and Parls, had this opinion: *Not the slightest possibility of our following the edict from Paris.The American skirt is the briefest garment of its kind worn in the world today, except, perhaps, the kilt, Lant season the American women in Paris would have none of the longer skirts.The American woman has a way of getting what she likes and bowing to no one, and that means that French dress-mak- era.No, longer skirts are not in sight over here.\u201d [ Mra.Lilllam R.Sire, president of the Woman's Democratic Political League, sald: \u201cA pretty good length for street skirts is twelve Inches from the ground.American women are entirely too Independent to follow the dictates of any foreign fashion creators.We want our skirts short enough 20 we cnn walk freely and ennlly and we are going to wear them that short\u201d, Dr.Mary Halton view: \u201cAmerican women are such babies that they have felt they had to do as everyone oles did and go to Paris for their artistic ideas.particularly dress designs.Now they \u2018are beginning to grow up and they are becoming Independent of the French denigners.Sports have apniled them for going back to long selrte.* authoress, offered this \u201cThis ain't a gardeners!\u201d roared the fireman.\u201cI know, I know! But I want you to know that my garden is my particular pride, and the Smitha want.»d me to tell you that their house is on fire, and I don't want you to | tramp\u2014* Tut the fireman wes gone.In the ex-Kaiser's Berlin palace were found 10,000 copper cooking utensils, after his flight.although ait + copper has been called in by his Government, THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE JAP DELEGATES T0 CONFERENCE Short Sketches Of Nippon°s Representatives At Washington Arms Parley In view of the fact that the Japanese delegation to the Washington conference has arrived in the United States, a brief record of the members of the delegation should prove interesting.Prince Iyesatao Tokugawa, head of the Japansss delegation to the Washington Conference on the Limitation of Armaments, is president of the House of Peers and one of the most powerful and popular statesmen in Nippon.If the imperial dynasty had not been restored to full authority with the resignation in 1867 of the last of the shoguns, or heads of the feudal system.he would today be the shogun or \u201cgreat lord\" of Japan in place of the present Emperor, The Prince, who te 58 years old, has been noted not only for his efforts to advance the welfare of Japan but for his devotion to works of charity.He has been characterized as \u201ca democratic aristocrat and 4 man of peace and common sense.\u201d The Prince speaks English fluently, having been educated In England, and has been a leader in the adoption of Western customs.He has never had any military training or connections He has two favorite diversions, wrestling and singing o'd Japanese folksongs.This is his fourth visit to the United States, the last having been made In 1910 when he was on his way to Europe and when former President Taft entertained him at the White House.Prince Tokugawa has been mentioned as the next probable premier of Japan.Vice-Admiral Tomozaburo Kato, Minister of the Navy, the second member of the delegation, was the | right-hand man of Admirals Togo and Kamimura in the Russo-Jap- anese War.He Is \u20ac2 years old, was educated at the Naval College and later became a professor there.For his services In the great war he was decorated with the Grand Cordon of th Rising Sun.He has been at the head of the Japanese navy since 1916 or during the Okuma ministry.Baron Kijuro Bhidehara, ambassador to the United States and for- meriy Vice Foreign Minister of Japan, the third representative of the Japanese government, graduated from the law college of the Tokio Imperial University In 1395 and has held numerous diplomatic posts.He was minister to the Netherlands at the outbreak of the war.Previously he had heen counsellor to the Japanes embassy in Washington.He is 4% years old and was educated in agriculture and commerce before taking up th study of law.Baron Shidehara is a Knight of the Order of the Sacred Treasure.Viscount Yasuya Uchida, Foreign Minister, former ambassador to the United States.Ruesia, Austria-Hun- sary and Chins, the fourth envoy, is the eldest son of she late General Uchida, sa samurai of the former Kumamoto clan.His wife is a daughter of Shoraburo Doguro, n millionaire Nara-Ken who was educated at Vassar College.The Viscount is 56 years old and was educated at the College of Law of the Tokio Imperiak University.He was decorated by the Emperor with the First Order of Merit for his diplo- rutic service abroad.SUSPENSION OF MISTER LITE Captain Of Canadian Has Ticket.Returned By Supreme Court Of B.C.Vancouver, Nov.4\u2014Mr.Justice Morrison, of the Supreme Court of British Columbla, this morning quashed the suspension for six months of Captain William Bradley of the Canadian Government Merchant Marine steamship Canadlan Exporter, ordering the restoration of Captain Bradley's certificate, The Canadian Exporter was wrecked off the Oregon coast and a marine board of Inquiry suspended Captain Rradley\u2019's certificate for six months The decision wan appealed.When the marine court of inquiry which investigated the wreck of the Canadian Exporter on Witiapa Bar last July suspended the master, Capt.Bradley for six months on the ground that he had been gullty of negligent navigation, the skipper took the matter before the Supreme Court and applied through his lawyer, D, KB.McTag- gart, to have the suspension quashed on the ground that he hud not been told he was being tried and had been given no opportunity to defend himself.The application was heard by Mr.Justice Morrisan, who today handed down a judgment which?quashes the suspension and restores to Captain Bradley his master's certificate.Complained of Compasses At the hearing Captain Bradley testified that he had complained of the compasses on the Canadian Exporter and had warned his owners that a mishap might occur if they were not replaced with more accurate instruments.The marine court of inquiry found that Captain Bradiey was negligent in not taking soundings on the trip to the Columbia River and had in other ways failed to oh- serve necessary precautions to insure the safety of his ship.They held that his complaint ar to the compasses was not of such importance as his neglect to take COMMISSIONER RECEIVED FINE Member Of Police Board Convicted Under Liquor Aot Of Being Intoxicated Vietoria, BC, Nov.3\u2014On a charge of drunkeness in a public place, to which he pleaded gulity, Police Commissioner Joseph North Was fined in the sum of $100 by Magistrate Jay in the City Police Court yesterday.The fine was imposed after a severs rebuke had been administered by the court.Magistrate Jay sald that the commissioner had brought disgrace upon himself, upon his office, and upon the city; and after enumerating the various penalties for the offences provided dy the Government Liquor Aet, the eourt thought this was not a oase where the minimum fine of $50 should be Imposed.When the case was called Mr.Stuart Henderson, who appeared for the accused, sald that North desired to amend his plea of not guilty and would now plead guilty to the charge of being Intoxicated in & public place.namely, Blanshard fitreet, last Friday evening.The defendant had first pleaded not guilty to a charge which named the place of the offance as Yates Street, but the charge was amended as stated.City Prosecutor Harrison called Chief of Police John Fry to give the court the circumstances of defendant's arrest.Mr.Henderson was immediately upon his feet protest.\u201cThe defendant has pleaded suilty\u201d, said Mr.Henderson: \u201cwhy all this unnecessary procedure\u201d?\u201cIf my learned friend prefers that 1 should inform the court as to this case I will do #0\u201d, repHed Mr.Harrison.\"I have put Chief Fry Into the box so that Mr.Henderson may question him.If he wishes to do so, He will not be able to question me, it T do it instead.Or, if my friend would like It so, I will call everybody concerned.and we will have the whole story.\u201d Chief Fry said that last Friday night, about 10:30 o'clock, he re- | ceived A phone message from the Y.W.C.A., on Yates &treet.He went there and heard complainta that the defendant had been there In a drunken condition and had disturbed the ladies In charge.Chief Fry continued that he called up Dr.Ernest Hall, who came down in his motor car.They drove round to the Y.M.C.A.building, on Blanshard Street, and there they found North.They took North to his home, and the chief told him that if he came out again that night he would Jock him up.North was drunk, concluded Chief Fry.\u201cIt is à painful thing to me\u201d, said Magistrate Jay, addressing the police commissioner, \u2018to have to record a conviction against a person occupying such «& position as the ons you hold.You have brought disgrace upon yourself, upon your office, and upon the eity.TFou have not besn previously eenvioted under this act, but I think it well to remind you of the penalties imposed by it tor this offence\u201d.The Inquisitorial Act.The Magistrate then read from the Government Liquor Act the provisions relating to convictions for drunkenness, concluding with that which decrees a prison sentence without the option of a fine for the third offencs.\u201cI have had to impose the penalty for this offence in a good many other cases\u201d, oontinued Magistrate Jay, \u201cand T have generally adopted the minimum of $60, But in your case 1 do not think that I should imposes the minimum fine.You will be fined $100.\u201d In accordance with the provisions of the act, North was put into the witness box to inform the court where he got the liquor which had intoxicated him.Mr.Henderson protested at this point, but was informed by the court that his client must answer the questions.North said that he bought s hottie of liquor at the Government Vendor's Store.He got it on à 60-cent permit.He bought it after leaving a meeting of the Police Commission that same evening.\u201c1 wes not drunk at the commie- sion meeting\u201d, sald the commis.stoner, \"and I only had two drinks from the bottle, one hefore my supper and one afterwards\u201d, Commissioner North was not allowed to leave the court room by the public entrance, but was taken he- low by the steps which lead to the station aells to await the payment of his fine.The fine was paid, The court was filled with spectators who had come to hear the proceedings.Police Commissioner Dr.Ernest Hall was among those present.OFFICER HAS A FLORIST SHOP In the readjustment period foi- lowing the war, thers has been a noticeable change in the relation of the individual to the occupation.One does what one can, without lose of prestige.A blinded officer, n member of Engilsh nobility, runs a florist\u2019's shop In London, and his social conections bring to his shop a good deal of patronage, In the way of decorating churches for weddings and houses for partien Captain Edward Molyneux, M.C., has entered the ranks of Paris so- clety dressmakers.and has become known among the original dress designers in that centre of fashion artists.For his bride, Miss Muriel Dunsmuir, a daughter of the late Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia, it is said that the Captain designed a trousssau of twenty gowns and has had them made In his own smart shop.with him as nautical assessors were Commander Radcliffe, R.N., and Commander F.W.Evans R.N.RR.While agreeing with the finding of his colleagues as to the soundings.Captain J.D.Macpherson ,B.C, Wreck Commissioner, was president of the inquiry.Asscolated causes of the wreck, Commander Evane expressed the view that a suspension of elz months was too severe.Exact Copy of Wrapper.13 Honest Advertising.T3 is a topio we all hear now-a-days because so many people are inclined to .exaggerate.Yet has any physician told you that we claimed unreasonable remedial properties for Fletcher's Castoris?Just ask them.We won't answer it ourselves, we know what the answer will be.That it bas all the virtues to-day that was claimed for it in its early days is to be found in its increased use, the recommendation by prominent physioisus, and our assurance that its standard will be maintained.Fletcher's Castoria is strictly a remedy for Infants and Children.Honestly advertised as such, without a claim for more than its over 30 years of use have amply proven.A Baby's remedy for Babies.And not an adult's remedy for all the family and all the ails that human flesh is heir to, Children Cry For Special Care of Baby.That Baby-should have a bed of its own all are agreed.Yet it is more reasonable for an infant to sleep with grown-ups than to a man\u2019s medicine in an attempt to regulate the delicate organism o that same infant.Either practice is to be shunned.Neither would be tolerated by specialists in children\u2019s diseases.Your Physician will tell you that Baby's medicine must be prepared with even greater care than Baby's food.A Baby\u2019s stomach when in good health is too often disarranged by improper food.Could you for a moment, then, think of giving to Your ailing child anything fonts and Children?but a medicine especially prepared for In- Don\u2019t be deceived.Make a mental note of this:\u2014It is important, Mothers, that you should remember that to function well, the digestive organs of your Baby must receive special care.No Baby is so abnormal that the desired results may be had from the use of medicines primarily prepared for grown-ups.MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA GENUINE CASTORIA ALwars o Bears the Signature of THE CENTAUR COMPANY, NEW YORK OV.SCANDAL TRAIL TOUCHES CHURCH Murder Probe Discloses Clandestine Affair\u2014Were Sunday School Workers Portsmouth, O., Nov.4 \u2014Police, hunting the murderer of pretty Louise Doyle and J.W.Newman, father of three children, today foi- lowed a scandal trail that touchd Tortsmouth social and church life.An important arrest promised late 'by startling exposures of clandestine meetings and other indiscretions, police sald today.The man under suspicion today was prompted by insane jealousy, police declared.He had been an admirer of Miss Doyle, and other atreumatances implicate him, they said.Authorities began work on the new clue when a second search of the abandoned cottage near here, where the two bodies were found, revealed pools of blood in à second room of the house.Police Theory.The theory previously had been that Newman, leader of the largest Bible class in Portsmouth, and Miss Doyle, Sunday achool teacher and church organist.had been killed while motoring tegether and thelr bodies dragged to the abandoned cottage.\u201cThe clots of hieod indicate the murderer waited for them at the today or tomorrow will be followed i cottage,\u201d Coroner Hendrickson said today.\u201cThey probably drove thers in Newman's automobile, and after the shooting the murderer took the machine away to divert suspicion.\u201d The coroner's office worked on the belief that Newman and Mise Doyle had often met at the cottage and an admirer of the girl learned of the escret love.A DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.The lights were low, and stiilness reigned In the back parlor.Presently a female voice was heard: \u201cFreddie, dear!\" \u2018.ngel.\u201d my head seem heavy on your shoulder?\u201d \u201cNo darling.It is very light indeed!\u201d Oysters can only live in water that contains at least thirty-seven parts of salt to every one thousand parts of water.ieved was perly use Gin Pills.\u201d The letter of Mrs.Hugh McLeod is typical of thousands of others reaching us from all parts of Canada.She says: \u201cI am 51 years old, and the mother of cight children.Five years ago, I was troubled with backache and dull pains across the abdomen.I used a box of Gin Pills, and feel so much better that I will continue to Mr.E.G.Woodford writes: \u201cYour AreYou \u201cTOO OLD\u201d at Fifty?How to Regain Health In Later Years N the past, it has been customary to expect affiichions with advancing years, and it was be certain no remedy for them.Such ideas are fast changing, as a result of the wonderful accomplishments of medical science.When auman or woman nears the age of 50, their vital force often depends upon the proper action of the kidneys.Many people are inclined to regard backache, heada painful urination, swollen joints and as a sign of age\u2014and something of little importance.Yet, these complaints can be remedied by afforiling the kidrteys some assistance to enable them to pro- orm their natural functions.reason so many people of middle life write telling us they would not be without oles, ins in the vides That is the inpills ing them.back, if th sample can Toronto, Ont.remedy I find, at 60 years of age, to give me perfect relief.\u201d You should give: Gin Pills a trial, They will bring you surprising relief from many of the troub keep the kidneys and bladder in good condition.Try a sample, and you will never want to be without sale everywhere\u201450c a box\u2014remember, you get your es of age, by help- do tot relieve you.1 obtained by writing :\u2014 National Drug & Chemical Co.of Canada, Limited Gino Pills sold in the United States are the same as Gin Pills sold in Canada.United States Address: Na-Dru-Ce,, Inc., 86-88 Exchange 8t.,.Buffalo, N.Y, _ me Fat se i alk \u2014 = mme Tu mea ES - STN pe arp row theki i.THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.i + mure 20060044 .SATURDAY, NOVEMBER $, 1921, \u2018© AT THE THEATRES ® \u2018PRISCILLA DEAN'S NDS TO GRAGE \u201cHow To Be Beautiful When You Are Not Pretty\u201d By Famous Star Don't fesl discoursged girlies if | you are not born with a regular tea.tures, neither was Cleopatra if his-| torians tell us the truth.Some of the most famous beauties of ant, iquity would not be called pretty.À judged by modern standards.Why then did they obtain their reputations\u201d Simply hecauss they: contrived tu give the impression of beauty to ull other lovely attributes.Have you ever noticed how even the plainest woman is glorified by u smile?How the prettiest face on the other hand becomes.not only ordinary but positively ugly.when disfigured by a peevish expression ar frown?It you are not strictly preti; judged by the standards of art, do «he best you can te improve yourself both in disposition and in ap-, pearance and you will he agreeahl: surprised at the result, Do not allow yourself to be peevish or un- graclous, learn to listen to other people's oninions and not to be constantly disagreeing with them.Cultivate an unwrinkled brow, a calm manner, a beautiful expression au these will gn far in creating a (a.vorable appearance.The trouble with the average girl who 18 not pretty is thut she be- vomes discouraged and lets herself xrow careless, because she (feel: sure she cannot make the impression she desires nn matetr how hard she tries.What a mistake this to There is no woman so homei- that she hasn't rome good points.Glossy and abundant hair may he one of them.What it the color in not golden or henna tinted?Is that any reason for allowing it to be- ~ome untidy and fcr pinning it up any old way Any hair that is weil cared for and waxed and kept shiny with much brushing is pretty and will greatly improve the face it frames.1 have heard many & man rave over à woman's hair and ignore entirely the rest of her features.There is the question of teeth.Have you any idea of the charm of à perfect set?If you have a large mouth which !s not particularly well shaped is only another reason for aking care of your teeth.Let them be while and éhining.and patronize a good dentist.Economize on something else, never on your teeth.A radiant smile will make more conquests than a cold regula: beauty any day.and the woman with a sense of humor and a genial personality need never find her- sclf lonely for lack of admiration.\u2018Then there is the complexion, A beautiful fine grained skin will counter balance a great deal of irregularity in the features themselves, and this i» within reach of every girl who wants to take care of her complexion and ohey the laws of health.Cultivate an air of daintines about your person.Be sure that when ynu wear white frills they are white and snowy, that your tallor made is apotiess and well pressed and that your person radiates the perfect | cleanliness of the daily bath.These: things count for more than you! think and careful attention to them wili more than pay you.| Then there is the question of: clothes as regards style and olor.\u2019 Particularly if you are not perfect - ; ly proportioned and your skin.hair: and eyes ure not daszling you will abit = Pk Dr.R.Stock - President \u201cÀ Great Picture and a Vi MPIRE of For One Week Only STARTING MONDAY SPECIAL REPORT OF THE MATIONAL BOARD OF REVIEW OF MOTION PICTURES We wish to advise you that the majority comment on your photoplay \u201cPASSION,\u201d reviewed by The National Board of Review, on Sep- r the Inter.Church Film Compa -_ ~ Y ou .HO SARE nn\u201d ' Pr A} & MY ny tember 23, 1920, was as follows: Entertainment Value\u2014EXCEP.TIONAL.Educational Value\u2014EXCEPTIONAL.Artistic Value, Dramatic interest of story\u2014INTENSE.Coherence of narrative\u2014 EXCELLENT.Acting\u2014VERY FINE.Photography\u2014GOOD.Technical handling\u2014FINE AND IMAGINATIVE.Costuming\u2014 EXACT.Atmospheric quality, scenic setting\u2014SUPERB.Historical Value\u2014EXCEPTIONAL AS INTERPRETATION.Comment, in the opinion of those present\u2014\u201cPASSION\u201d IS BY FAR THE FINEST PORTRAYAL OF THE LIFE AND TRAGEDY OF MADAME DU BARRY YET PLACED ON THE SCREEN.AS A PICTURE OF THE TIMES, IN ITS FIDELITY TO THE SPIRIT OF HISTORY, IN ITS IMAGINATION AND ITS DRAMATIC VIGOR, AND IN THE QUALITY OF ITS ACTING, IT MUST BE REGARDED AS A MASTERPIECE.IT IS A SCREEN SPECTACLE OF THE FIRST MAGNITUDE, AND A WORK OF TRUE PHOTODRAMATIC ART.IT SHOULD INTEREST ALL LOVERS OF THE FINE AND UNIQUE IN MOTION PICTURES.General vid and Accurate Patroyal oi the Times\u201d have to exercise care on this point.There are certain colors which are flattering and others which are not.Have the courage and self denial to restrict yourself entirely to the rolors which arr becoming to you and do not, no matter how much you like them.all#w yourself to weaken in favor of those which are not of & nature to make you look at, your best.| BUSINESS METHODS FOR STATE RAILWAYS Plan To Turn Over Roads To Private Ownership Rejected By Experts Don\u2019t commit the folly of wearing & different gown which ig not so Berlin.Nov.4\u2014Radical reforms becoming for the sake of changes.i; the administration of state rail: tne detriment of your leona te, ways thfough the introduction of The wise woman who is not Venus business methods was recommend- studied herself carefully and then ed yesterday by a board of experts who comferred in the ministry of limits herself to a few comumes which suit her perfectly.She curbs transportation on the proposal to her desire for cheap odda and ends transfer overnment-owned rail- and bright colors and when she ways fo private ownership.ves & new fashion doesn't decidn to The plan to turn over the alate make it hers or die In the attempt, railways to private control, which When skirts are extremely nar.) had heen under advisement for sev.row why accentuate the heaviness.ory) weeks was rejected as imprac.of your figure by adopting the |ticatfie ovon If the ronde were sur- nlinkiest models?When they are rendered to private opratives with- ultra full why measure more in ma-.out\u2019 entirely rolinquishing public terial than anybody else in town?owyiership.It nature has unkindiy given you| jiinister of Communications bow legs must your skirt he as short Geoonsr, announced he would peti- as the briefest Paris model?Play! tun the Reichstag for permission up your best feature Instead of your| te make radical changes in the worst, regardies of extreme fash.\u2019 yresent methods of conducting the 1008 faliroads and recommendeé that We have all have good points they be operated on principles gov- only we waste time mourning overs |/erning private ownership.the bad things in our appearance, and forget that we can minimise them by directing the attention t those good features which w should be grateful for, or which w can build up dy cultivaiion.Lessons in matrimony have heen suggested by a judge, whn has to settle many divorae petitions between very youthful married couples.Big Bill of Vaudeville at the\u2019 Auditorium Monday - Owe of the biggest bills of vaudeville offered as the Auditorium this season will be presented of Monday when five head-line acts are j de \u2014 CONDITIONS IN RUTHEN NOW inhabitants In Many Parts Never Taste Meat And Get Bread Twice A Year Mundare, Alta, Nov.4\u2014The foi- lowing letter, recently received by a priest in this diocese, from a brother priest in Ruthenia, will give some Iden of the terrible conditions prevailing in eastern Galicia: \u201cReverend Falher: : \u201cYou ask me for detalis of the material situation inRuthenia, to whore people 1 have dedicated my lite.1 do Indeed want to gratify you yet, it must be with a warning that the reality is far worse than any description of it I can give.\u2018Before (he war Galicia was a province of Austria-Hungary, but at the time of the \u201cuphsaval\u201d she proclaimed herself an independent state like all the other people In the former empire of Austria - Hungary Their independence, however, lasted only a few months.The Poles, stronger than the Ruthenians have overpowered them, and today the Ruthenlans are for the time being under the Poles.\u201cUnited the Ukranians form a population of 36.000,000, of which tour or tive millions Inhabit Galicia.These, latter often termed Ruthenlana, are Catholics, but of the Greek Slavonic rite, \u201cAs ! have lived in Galicia for eight years, I know the Ruthenians perfectly, and I mean to supply you with some particulars of the frightful materia! destitution in which they are plunged, The war In Gallcia is not over yet, and has lasted for seven and \u20ac half years.The Ruthenians have witnessed time and again the coming of the Russians, Austrians, Germans, Magyars, Turks and Poles; last autumn the Bolshevists occupied two-thirds of Galiols, On each appearance of the new conquerors they have confiscated the cattle, horses, vehicles and wheat, and have often stolen from the poor Ruthenians their money, clothes and shoes.On at least ten occasions ! have been present at these scenes of despoilment, and there never has been or will be said a word about resti:u- tion or indemnity.You may wel! conjecture that the distress has at the present time reached frightfu! proportions.For instance, when n family comes into possession of n pair of boots they are used by the father the mother and the children in turn.\u201cThe wealthy of by-gone dave have come recently to ask me for alms.The other day a grntieman from the city asked me to give him An olé pair of trousers.If it is thus with clothing you can readily understand that the situation in regard to food is no better.\u201cThe Ruthenians nowadays do not eat meat.When 1 explained to them the lenten precepts, that, for example on certain days meat could be taken, they laughed aid in the church, meaning, no .doubt, that there was no danger of their abusing the permission.As to bread in the villages the greater number of the inhabftants get only one ounce a month and the others taste it only twice a8 year-\u2014at Christmas and at Easter.Potatoes, cabbages, beans, beets, carrots and mushrooms Are eaten instead.Manis have successively been reduced from three or four to one meal a day.Even in towns the children of the middle classes go to school without having their breakfast and remain thers without food until 3 o'clock in the afternoon.Is it surprising that with such a regime the death rate should daily assume vast proportions?And it is @ slow death caused by exhaustion\u2014starvation! Others, seeing their wives and children perish, become desperate and commit suicide.: \u201cTo give you a complete description T muet yet speak to you of their homes which, smali and unsanitary.are often without a fireplace.and yet it is within these hovels that the Ruthenians for want of proper clothing.must spend the greater part of the year.Thesa huis of clay.scarcely two metres high must give shelter not only to a numerous family, but In winter to hens, ducks ' and little pigs as well.This want of cleanliness is the cause of many con tagious discases, especially of typhus and cholera, which make a havoe in the country.\u201cIn the villages close to Btanislawiw there are streets wholly deserted, the houses closed, since all the inmates have died of the black typhus.\u201cIn fact.when this fearful scourge breaks out in a household wherein there ls lack of cleaniiness usually all or nearly alt of tne members of that family are stricken down, One day I went to administer the last sacraments to a sick tamily.Of the fourteen inmates nf one small room eleven had typhus CASCARETS 10° For Constipated Bowels\u2014Bilious Liver The nicest onthartic-lazative to physic your bowels when you have Headache Billousness Colds Indigestion Dissiness Sour Stomach is candy-like Cascarets One or two tonight will empty your bowels completely by morning and you will feel splendid.\u201cThey work while you alesp.\u201d Cascarets never stir up or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calomel er Oil and they cost ten cents a box.Children love Cascarets too.fever and were lying here, there and everywhere, on the benches or on the ground.For several days no one had been to mes to their wants, or to give them a refreshing glass of water.Of doctors thers is no question.These are afraid lest they them selves contract the disease.The priest alone haus access and in reward for his devotedness usually he catches the madudy.it is reckoned that nine priests out of ten have had typhus fever and that half of them have fallen victims to the scourge.\u201cMy dear father, when an opportunity occurs, make known the ap- paliing material situation of these Selenite people.It may be that some come passionate heart will feel itself moved to relleve such misery by the bestowal of money.Others, possibly will rid themselves of some partly worn garments of no further value to them and yet which will prove serviceable to our Ruthenians.\u201cYour very humbly servant and confrere, \u201cJOS SCHRLJIVERS, C.85.8.Q.Stanislawiw, Galicia.\u201d A \u201cBLIND\u201d EXCUSE Binderbury had purchased « rather fine-looking mare, only to discover atter driving the animal for U Plaster à week that it was nearly blind.Shortly afterwards he managed to dispose of it, as the defect did not detract from fs personal appearance or lessen its speed.The following day however, the new owner called to see him.\u201cI say\u201d, he said, \u201cdo you know that mare you sold me is atone-bliné?\" \u201cI know it\", answered her former owner arily.\u201cWell, you didn\u2019t say anything to me about it\u201d, replied the other, his\u2019 face flushing angrily.\u201cOh,\u201d was the response, \u201cthe man who sold her to me didn't tell me about it, and I thought perhaps he didnt want it known!\" SE Hardwall Has given entire satisfaction for a soore of years Sole Distributors: PRUNEAU & CO.LIMITED The Builders\u2019 Supply House 142 St.Peter St.QUEBEC 1 \u2018 > § 4 < of the administration.Col.Haskell PA transportation is fuactioning better «| SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1931.a = AN MON\u2014TUES\u2014WED.JTHETRUANT \u201cHUSBAND\u201d \u201cARE YOU ONE\u2014OR HAVE YOU ONE\u201d w Dy or TOPICS OF THE DAY COMEDY CLASSIC WEEKLY NEWS ELMA COPEMAN'S ORCHESTRA 1 A ome thousand dollar act with The biggest act in months.ROLLAND TRAVERS PICTURES\u2014Marie Prevost In UDITORIUM ALL WEEK COMMEN CING NOVEMBER 7 +BOSTOCK'S RIDING SCHOOL\u201d ALSO: ALTHEA & LUCAS, Gymnastic offering.GERTRUDE MORGAN, Ringing comedienne.GREEN & MYRAN, Singing, dancing and music.Comedy and a Pathe Weeklyfour cirous riders aad horees.& CO, Special (Lusions.\u201cNOBODY'S FOOL.\u201d A Pathe Lo AUSSIN 5 DMLY GRAIN NEEDS Reports Show Each Days Delay Costs Thousand More Lives London, Nov.4\u2014It will require 2.000 tons of imported grain dally to feed 15,000,000 starving Russians asserted Col.William N, Haskell, 4i- rector of the Russian unit of the American Relief Administration, in the first comprehensive report received by the London headquarters says that each day's delay in the re- Hef of the adult Russians costs a thousands extra lives, while hun- dres of thousands must perish despite all efforts.Distribution of the relief supplies ls the chief difficulty, Col.Haskell reports, although Russian than was expected.This is because there is no food in the country, requiring importation of all supplies.Therefore.the ports and reached, get supplies first, while the country districts, remote from transportation, remain destitute.The situation is the reverse of that in Central Europe after the armis- tioe, when farmers hoarded food, making the cities the chief sufferers Col.Haskell's unit of thirty-five men has established 3.000 food kitchen and is feeding $00,000 children dally.Col.Haskell! will increase this number to 800,000 In November, and he hopes to teed a million daily to eat in the kitchens under American eyes, thus obviating the possibility of deprivation or the sale of the food.Forty-three trains of food have arrived in Moscow from Riga and twenty-thres of them have been distributed from Moscow to Kazan.Samara, Saratoff and Simbirsk, whence the food is taken to remote districts by carts, which will soon be replaced by sledges.These supplies have arrived without loss and more quickly than the passenger schedules because of their priority in movement by rail and water and lack of other traffic on the Russian lines.Three steamships have been unloaded at Petrograd.The entire loss of all supplies, including handling at Hamburg and Petrograd is only one-half of 1 per cent.Col.Haske] say the Russia Soviet Government is co-operating excellently in this work, Col.Haakell's unit is now distributing to hoepitals and santariums the medical supplies received in Moscow by the first train bringing this kind of relief.The train had THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Chronicle's Review of Coming Attractions For Next Week | | | THE CANADIAN The story of an author who wrote a successful play only to find on the night of its premiere that he has based the plot on the Indiscretions of his own wife and has made her the subject of gossip for all Paris is artfully told in \u201cThe Devil's Pass Key,\u201d a Unt.versal-Jewel photoplay which comes to the Canadian theatre tomorrow.Sam de Grasse has a part in \u201cThe Devil's Passe Key.\u201d Una Trevelyn, as his wife, Clyde Fillmore as a wealthy young American army officer in Paris, Maude George, Mae Busch, Ruth King, Leo White and Jack Matheis are also in the cast.The plot is taken from the story \u201cClothes and Treachery,\u201d by Barones DeMeyer.A rich American officer helps the wife out of an embarrassing situation when an unscrupulous modiste is pressing her for payment of bills.The story cireulates.The husband has no idea who the principals are and makes it the basis of a play which proves a great success.The wife, though Innocent, becomes the target for attacks by scandal-mongers, and a catastrophe is narrowly averted.Superb direction and artistic act- Ing featurs the production, which also contains scenes at the famous Grand Prix, the Theatrs Francais and many other incidents of Parislan life which have been accurately reproduced.Another big feature \u201cThe Uncharted Sea\u201d with Alice Lake playing the leading role will also be shown.THE VICTORIA Pearl White wishes to de the wife of a millionaire; she wishes to be a famous woman: she wishes to have baby arms around her neck.This happens in \u201cBeyond Price\u2019 the William Fox photoplay which will be at the Victoria Theatres tomorrow Monday and Wednesday.And in the play all her wishes are granted.And it all comes to pass because she has been neglected by her husband, who gives all his thoughts to business.It is a story of three wishes.Miss White, thought married, wishes to be the wife of a millionaire; she wishes to be a famous woman, and, iaatly, she wishes to have baby arms around her neck.In the lively and often humorous scenes that follow she has all of her wishes granted; though it should be added that she is the wife of a mil.lonaire for only a few minutes\u2014 and the same 1s true of her fame.And as for baby arma, she pets four of them from an orphanage to add to her happiness.A fine cast supports her in this Willlam Fox production.On Wednesday and Thursday the main attraction will be Corinne Griffith in \u201cThe Single Track,\u201d while the third change of the feature picture during the week will be on Friday when \u201cThe Secret of the Hlils\u201d with Antonio Moreno sterr- ing will be shown.The most recent of auper-film plays, \u2018Passion,\u2019 which opens an en- sagement at the Empire Theatre Monday afternoon, is said to mark a new epoch in motion pictures, \u201cPassion\u201d is an Intimate version of the story of a little French milliner who rose to à position commanding a king and affecting the destinies of a nation.It is presented as an Associated First National attraction and it comes to this city the larger cities, which ars easily | thirty carloads of such supplies.with an actual record for estab.+ _ _\u2014 x BEYOND PRICE Story.by Paui NH, Sloans 3 CHANGES OF PROGRAMME SUN -MON-TUES WED - THURS Corinne Griffith \u2014 IN = \u201cTHE SINGLE TRACK\u201d One of the Finest Pictures in which Miss Griffith has ever appeared, \u2014Also\u2014 LARRY SEMON LARRY SEMON SERIAL \u201cTHE BELL HOP\u201d \u201cTHE SECRET NEXT WEEK FRI - SAT.Antonio Moreno \u2014 IN \u2014 OF THE HILLS\u201d \u2014 Also \u2014 Etc.liahing new ideals in screen production.Aside from Its reputed new technical perfections there is \u20ac depth of panoramic perspective hitherto unknown to the silversheet and instanced by the passion of huge mobs rising in their might to overthrow the mighty.and of which there have been plenty of demonstrations lately in the form of strikes and rebellions.One of the big scenes in this photodramatie spectacie is the storming of « mammoth barricaded prison by a mob of 5,000 impassioned citisens, all of which becomes doubly impressive and realistic through the stereoscopic character of the new photo- sraphy which displaces the flat photography that so often makes the Illusion difficult.By this system are pleturised not only shadows and reflections, but bodies and scenes which seem endowed with their trus dimensions, it is said.This novelty within itself should mark a distinet novelty which will arouse wide interest since the progress of ths cinema development is being so closely watched by interseted millions of devotees.The cast in \u201cPassion\u201d is headed by Pola Negri, the famous Continental star, and her portrayal of the leading character is maid to set a new high mark in motion picture artistry.THE AUDITORIUM A special offering in the vaudeville line will be presented to the patrons of the Auditorium Theatre for the whole of next week, starting Monday, when Bostock's Riding School consisting of four people and and horses will be shown as the fes- ture act on the program.This is a big circus number and will bring back memories of the saw-dust ring and all its thrills.Gertrude Morgan a singing comedienne will entertain with catchy songs and jokes that should go well.Rolland Traverse and Co.will present a novelty in \u201cSpecial Illusions\u201d that will not only prove a surprise, but also a source of wonderment.Green and Myro tn singing.danc- Ing and musical selections should prove a big hit at all performances Althea and Lucas will complets the vaudeville program with & gymnastic offering that promises to win favor.The picture program will consist of \u201cNobody's Fool\" with Marie Prevost featuring.a Pathe Comedy and News Weekly.EXTRA Direction AT Usual 18 ® AT THE THEATRES & EXTRA ANADIAN Arthur St.Germain BEGINNING SUNDAY The Wonderful Masterpiece HE DEVIL PASS KEY THE SEE IT SURE Genius Doesn\u2019t Show Every Day Added Attraction ALIGE LAKE in \u201cUNCHARTED SEAS\u201d Do not miss this Extraordinary Programme Prices #1 i [ i \u201cThe W Game\u201d is when played a the siieat dram.It will be observed tint \u201cSociety Snobs\u201d like to see their name in Dewspapers by the common Daa Conway querade.\u201d id will be disguised as \u2018earle at \u201cLove's Mas soaked Tsao lad prior] they donght in movie projects wa: wetered.à man is solde © called upon, se poto, or 8! ni thé Bottom of a girls hig * \"The Way of a Maid\u201d is to insist upon having \u201cHer Own Way.\u201d \u201c verpti for Sale\u201d ds like the wall of man wearied trom moving his housekold effects.Wiad Wek with Bebe Daniele\u2019 * is a movie sign le.ei then # rends.\u201cign em escitng \u201cThe Woman He Married\u201d is beating her husband to the movies.Making \u201cGas, Oil Water\u201d mix is th latest creer irae.Selsnick Ne is reen publication that cannot Be ventered at the post office as second class matter.\u201d It's a first class explosive.Health cannot be looked for in the child that is subject to worms, hecause worms destroy health by creating internal disturbances that setard development and cause ner- lous weakness.Millers Worm Powders expel worms and are so heneficial in thelr action that the system of the little sufferers are restored to healthfulness, ail the dis comforts and dangers of worm in.\u2018ection are removed and satistac- tory growth is assured.THIS MAN HAS 10,000 WIVES Modern Progress Is Making Trouble For The King Of Siam To the average husband who knows the difficulty of maintaining one wife in comfort, the idea of keeping 10,000 would be staggering! For many ages, past.however this has been & common custom of the Kings of Blam, who had so many queens\u201d that it was slmom impossible to keep count of them all.As a matter of fact they met some of them only once\u2014at the marriage ceremony, It always has been the rule of the Siamese dynasty for the reigning monarch to spend mont of his spare time looking for fresh wives, and, no matter how many brides he might choose, thers is always accommodation for them in the specially bulit city at the back of the Palace at Bangkok.The brides are graded into dif- ferent catagories.The late King Chulalongkorn had 19,000 wives.There were three or four royal wives, several hundred wives of noble birth, and some thousands of others.The ceremony of marrying a royal wife takes two or three days, while two days are required for the wedding with one of the second class.One result of the Siamese royal custom has been an enormous number of children.The present king's grandfather had eighty-siz children His father had thres hundred and fifteen daughters and two hundred sons.Forced to Wed Many.The effect of Western education has shown itself upon the present king of Siam.He,with ten of his brothers was eduonted in Englandthe while the hundreds of his six ters and other brothers were being cared for at heme, When King Vajiravudh-\u2014as he i» named-ascended the throne, he showed great disinclination to foi- low the custom of his forefathers.He wanted to marry only one wife.This proposal was greeted with con siderable public disfavor; al) the marriageable girls in Siam were amaged at the idea that they were to be deprived of the chance of becoming an inmate of the royal household, where a life of idle luxury was sasured.In the end, the King had to change his plans.There is a great deal that the King of Slam has to offer a wife.He has twenty palaces, a \u201cDiamond City\u201d a herd of white elephants, nearly ten million dollars worth of Diamonds.pearls, rubies and other precious stones, a state barge with & hundred and t(wenty oarsmen, thousands of other royal harges, a share in twenty-four golden umbrellas, and many other luxuries.Naturally enough, it would appear as {f confusion might raise in the royel household with eo many wives and children.But this is not the case.Everything is so well regulated that the King wma.dom, if ever, is troubled when any of his sons or daughters are naughty, or if one of his wives disagrees with a few thousand of the others.Hundreds of Babies.All the children \u2014 and the wives alen\u2014are, of course, a great finan- olal burden on the King, sithough he is theoretically the possessor of all the wealth of the country.The girl children hitherto have not received any more than their clothes, but their demands are growing.The children of the wives who are not of noble birth are not entitled to anything, but they also are becoming more exacting.If & King of 81am should bs unfamiliar with the Inoks of any of his children it fe quite an excusable fault.When A baby is born to a wife a palace functionary announces the news to his Majesty.Although the mother may be nothing socially the fact that the King is father makes the baby sacred.Sometimes there 1s a certain awk wardness in the royal household when the King says: \u201cBring me the baby to play with.\u201d But generally it is understood that he means any one of his two or three tables! hundred HOW TO REMOVE BASES OF LAMPS The bases of lamps which have been broken are not always easy to get out of the socket.Here ls a home made tool that will make the work simple.The basis ie & carriage Beer and Wine Now Served With The EXCELLENT MEALS at the Marathon Cafe 46 St.John Street TRY OUR TURKEY DINNER TOMORROW SERVED EVERY SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY FOR $1.00\u2014IT'S A RARE TREAT.With every meal served we give free three tickets\u2014one for each of Marcel Verney's Theatres EMPIRE, CLASSIC and FRANCAIS EE) bolt.flutes being cut in one end, while the other end fo flattened for use as & handle.The doit should be of such sise that it 18 necessary to torce the bolt into the dase, whieh, it will grip se that it io an ea - matter to ssfew it eut. DE OIL FROM FORT NORMAN ls Fuel Used By Northern is the real Green Tea sure seems te 7» Hudson Bay Coans Therichyetdelicateflavouroftheper- wo.me Lady fectly prepared \u2018green\u2019 leal will always urine, bs oman.be found in the sealed Salada packet.ca lay company, plying between Vanvouver and Arctic ocean fur posts is the first ocean-gong vessel to use the oll of the newly discovered ofl : well at Fort Norman on the upper Mackensie river.On her first voyage from Fort Smith down the Mackensie river * this summer the Hudson's Bay com-\u2019 pany steamboat, \u2018\u201cMackensie River\u201d tuok on at Fort Norman three 45-gatlon drums of crude oil drawn direct from the well by a piple line to the river bank.The drums were taken to Arctic Red River, one of the farthest north of Hudson's Bay company's fur posts.There they | were transferred tu the \u201cSliver | Wave,\u201d a sailing schooner, commanded by Herbert H.Hall, the company's manager of the western Arctic district, who is stationed at | Herschel Island.The \u201cBilver Wave\u201d took the oil to Herschel Island, where it was put aboard the \u201cLady Kindersley.\u201d Fort Norman, where the oll well in located is a post of the Hudson's Hay company, now closing out its lands In the prairie provinces to {arm settlers to develop Its fur trade In the north.Until railways push tarther into the northern wilderness or & pipe line to civilization is built, the Mackenzie river steamers and whaling and supply ships rounding Point Barrow from tho western coasts of the continent will furnish a considerable market for the oil of the new field.Gasoline now sells for $2 a gallon along the Mackenzie and in consequence, traders, trappers and all who use the river and adjacent Arctic ocean waters for transportation are looking forward eagerly to the time when local supplies will bring down the price.TWENTY-FIVE VEINS ON SEVEN CLAIMS Main Cre Zone On American Permit No.589 We are pleased to advise our customers that we have obtained our License for the Sale of Beer and Porter.As we imay not deliver Beer after 10 o'clock on Saturday night, our last delivery will leave at 9 o'clock.\"We request our customers to give us their orders early.We charge for bottles, but the amount will be reimbursed when the empty bottles are returned.GEORGES PATRY, 22 FABRIQUE STREET - QUEBEC Phone 6400 Nov.4x2 spirin Never say \u201cAspirin\u201d without saying \u201cBayer.\u201d WARNING! Unless you see name \u201cBayer\u201d on tablets, you are not getting Aspirin at all.Why take chances?Accept only an \u201cunbroken package\u201d of \u2018Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,\u201d which contains directions and dose worked out by physicians during 21 years and proved safe by millions for .150 Feet Matatchewan, Nov.4\u2014A noticeable Increase in activity has taken place in this gold camp, chiefly by reason of the more ample funds that have been made available to Colds Headache Rheumatism chiet operators.There la an air = : s,e decided ness in the eld, Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis faliowine on several discoveries of .: his 8 , Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain OE Matatchewan Is one of the busiest companies.On its seven vlaims 25 veins have been found; the main zone appears to have a width of 160 feet, and has been traced clear across three claims.Gold has been panned at several places.Not much is known of the other veins, beyond that some of them have very good indications.This company has the promise of aufficlent funds to enable work to be enlarged in scale next season.Iately strong financial interests have taken a hand in the affairs of the Lake Matatchewan Company.All liabilities have been paid, and the last payments completed on the Handy tin hoxes of 12 tablete\u2014Bottles of 2¢ and 100\u2014All Druggists.Aspirin 1 aidicheidvater of Saneyilcacids While It 1s melt known hat Anois meta Serer manufacturs, to assist th site ngt tmitact he T: ill bo Siamipeé With Their Sena] trade marks the \u201cBayer CoiansYer Company + AEGER PURE WOOL purchase of the properties.Next Spring this company will conduct AEGE extensive mining operations.A Matatchewan Gold Mines, the original company of the fleld, has surveyed a water power which may « E h SWEATERS be taken up for its own use.It wan nown Everywhere found that the power would give For Quality COMBINATIONS enough energy to carry on preliminary minig work, and it is probable .Quality w one of the chief esensials CARDIGANS that it will be developed.in vey rege ment ad 5 jun At the Thesaurus sold mine, north of Matatchewan on the Montreal Bod has been STOCKINGS River, 20 feet of rich ore has been Bult i hrmughout she TAMS cut at the 100-foot level.The vein pre encountered In the first of a series of cha (ending sci SCARFS of paraliel veins, Bo pleased is the testis tn England management that arrangements are \u2018 being made to Install a larger plant devotes, bis mer CAMEL HAIR COATS || thin Winterk he The past season has been the best mde KNICKERS since Matatchewnn's discovery, in .A the point ot ar.some hundred \u2018or sale aù Jauger more claims ave en staked Soares and Avencios SHIRTS WAISTS throughout the broad spread dis.heous! aseda.trict.The Winter will stop most of a poly .GAITEKS the work going on: the promise for logue\u2019 frov probed next spring is exceedingly good.\u2014 \u2014 .MENS AEGE Produce Market Erde Chicago, Nov.4\u2014Upturna in the \u2018 price of wheat took place today helped hy Victory bonds at par and SWEATERS Negligee Shirts hy prediction of frost in Argentine.CARDIGANS Have a Distinctive Style Cloning quotations, wheat, although of ne Pure W unsettled were 1 1-4, to $ 1-8 net Made ool Taffete, in higher, corn gained 3-4 to 1 1-2 cta UNDERWEAR eau pere Jaeger Par Won and osta half at 5.3 to 3-dc.Pro- SOCKS pt wir util snd sod workman | || emia Mise Closer\" 1° *° CAPS se te Jooger Goods.Wheat, Dec.1.01; May 31.06, They \" Corn, Dec.46c; May 61 6-8c.$0 cotton or lin, Oats, Dec.31 1.4c; May 36 1-8c.SCARFS ootonlyforesercas Pork, Jan.$15.00.GOLF HOSE spore, bus te for Bion, Jan: 87,602 May $156, office, or when tna.SHIRTS villing.Mode in raies M Sugar Market w double GLOVES hirt or cont otyle.New ¥ w New York, Nov, 4\u2014The raw sugar OVERCOATS pel market was quiet sarly at 4.06 to GAITERS oA M0 aed cooper os on piven 41 ol for centrifuga! with no sales reported.There were only a few sales In raw sugar futures with prices ranging from one point advance to two | i John Darlington Re g 4 | The market for refined was steady at 5.20 to 5.30 for fine granulated; SELLING AGENT FOR JAEGER PURE WOOL BUADE and DU FORT ST8., QUEBEC Phone 666 a falr inquiry was reported.No sales were recorded in refined futures.! A tree seed takes three years to XroW Strong enough to be trans.slanted, and another forty-four be- \u2018ore It is stout enough to be cut for .imber, Matachewan Has Width Of THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.CONSTRUCTION DRIVE BEGINS General Contractors In Campaign To Carry Out Unemployment Program In an effort to launch a National Campaign to start New ocenstruction throughout the country, urged by Herbert Hoover at the closs of the session of the Unemployment Conference in Washington, the Associat ed General Contractors of America have started a program of meetings of representative citizens, and gen- oral contractors in the prineipal cities of the country.This action was announced upon receipt of à letter from Mr.Hoover te W.O.Winston, President of the Associated General Contractors of America, in which the former said: : \u201cYou have doubtless noted the emphasis placed on construction by the President's Unemployment Conference as a means of relief for the present unemployment.\u201cAs I am advised that you and several members of your Executive Board are about to make an extended trip in the interest of the eun- struction industry, I express the several communities you visit the importance of getting under way at once the construction program outlined, which is felt to bs the key to the present situation.\u201d It was shown at the conference that 200 men employed in construc tion would set to work from 600 to 700 men in other basic industries, such as lumber, cement, transportation, mining, manufacturing, ete.Meeting In behalf of an eggress- Ive program both national and local to start construction, will be addressed by W.O.Winston of Minneapolis, President of the Associated Contractors of America; W.A.Rogers of Chicago; F.L.Cranford, and D, A.Garber of New York: together with G.W.Buchholz.Secretary, and E.J.Harding, Amsistant Secretary of the national organization.That this construction program.cannot be gotten under way without the organized effort of the community and construction interests.will be the message carried by these leaders.While the construction of homes, schools, bulldings, highways streets, railroads.public works and repairs of all kinds, reclamation projects and hydro-electric developments, as urged by the National Conference on Unemployment, will undoubtedly directly set to work a million men who will in turn give work to milllons more, there is need ed first a thorough-going analysis of present construction costs in every city, including costs of finance Insurance and bonds, materials, labor, transportation and management.Moreover, there must be adequate provision for settling questions in dispute without the great Joss of time caused by strikes and lock-outs and thers must be alncers co-operation between organ izations representing every element of the construction industry.Work is Organised.Contra! committees of general contractors in each of the cities will be appointed as nucle! of a permanent organisation.The work now being done by similar organisations affiliated with the Associated General Contractors of America in other cities will be outlined, as fl- lustrative of what might be accomplished, Under the direction of General R.C.Marshall, Jr., formerly Chief of the Construction Division of the War Department and Chairman of the Construction Committee of the President's Unemployment Conference, this work has already heen organized in from 25 to 30 cities, covering in some Instances entire States.From headquarters In Washington, General Marshall, as General Manager of the Associated General Contractors of America, is already working through national committees of general contractors on labor, materials, methods, contracts, insurance and bonds, transportation, codes, legislation, information and statistics to bring about conditions which wil] make possible the carrying out of the construction program outlined by the President's Conference., The organization of focal conference boards representing architects, engineers, contractors and labor to handle local jurisdictional dfsputes and other local construction problems will be recommended.Close co-operation wth national headquarters in the entire campaign will be assured through monthly, weekly and special bulletins and reports.The cities include the following: Minneapolis, Des Moines, Omaha, Denver, Salt Lake City, Bpokane, Seattle, Portland, Ore., San Francisco, Lna Angeles, Ki Paso, Dalins, Oklahoma Cit.Kansas City, and ft.Louis.Other cities interested should communicate with the Associated General Contractors of America, 1038 Munsey Building, Washington, D.C.SHAPING RAILWAY TIFS IN GREAT BRITAIN.Not only was Great Britain the nloneer of rallway construction In all parts of the world, but it has supplied a large amount of the special plant required In rallway construction and maintenance, For example, & special machine for cross cutting and boring railway sleepers has just heen supplied hy a British firm to an overseas rallway, It is designed to cut and hore sieep- ars up to 10 ft., and to cut out the seatings for the rails.A special feature of this remarkable machine is the manner in which the boring spindies are driven bn a series of four endiess roller chains running in horizontal paths, each chain doing arranged to drive two spindles.Thos method has been found very advantageous compar- od with the helt drive formerly employed In this type of machine.It is of course a great convenience tn a large rallway to have one machine which can rapldiy and per- hope that you will lay before the} With fish, especially a species GAUSOE\" ISLAND A HEALTH RESORT Soene Of Selkirk\u2019s Famous Exploits Is 420 Miles West Of Valparaiso Although Defoe himself des Crusce's island as being off mouth of \u201cOroonoque,\u2018\u2019 and thuus- ands of miles from Juan Fernandes, yet it seems to be taken for granted that the actual original of Crusos was Alexander Selkirk, who passed four lonely years om this lonely spot of land in the Pacific.Juan Fernandes, which the Chllean government now proposes to turn into a kind of health resort, is 420 miles west of Valparaiso, end though rocky is by no means barren it is 13 miles long and 4 broad and ity peaks rise up to 3,000 feet in height.The vegetation ls wonderful, declares a recent visitor.The native growth is mostly tree terns, but the yuinces pears, peaches, and grapes which Selkirk himself, or other early settlers planted, have run wild and covered the Valleys.There is plenty of life, too, for not only goats but also pigs and ponies run wild.The sea swarms of cod, which is an excellent food fish.There are also quantities of seals.Some fifty years ago the Chilean authorities formed a plan for colon- Ising the island, and gave free pass- nge to à number of emigrante.But the scheme was a failure, and today the island has only about fifty inhabitants, most of them of German origin, Earlier still the island waa used by Chill as a penal settlement but ships were scarce, and more than once the convicts and warders too were left without supplies.Selkirk himself was one of a crew of buccaneers.He quarreled with his skipper and was marooned at his own request.That was in 1704.He remained on the island for four years and four months, when he was rescued by Captain Rogers who described him as \u201cman dressed in goat-skins, and wilder in appearance than the goats themselves.\u201d Selkirk really did have a man \u201cFriday,\u201d an Indian whom he found in the woods and rescued from death.But the poor fellow was drowned while fishing.The cave or grotto which Selkirk used as a house is still to be seen Around the walls are the shelves and a cupboard which he made.The visitor is also shown a look-out point, a lofty spur of rock which the castaway is sald to have climbed Law every day in the hope of attracting the attention of a passing ship.Some years ago a Chill surveying party discovered on this point the remains of an old flagstaff deeply embedded in the earth, probably the very one which Selkirk put up.In 1868 one of our own warships visited the island and erected « tabiet to Selkirk's memory.(THREE BODIES WASHED ASHORE Terrific Gale Strikes Anglesea Fishermen \u2014 11 Drowned When Boats Capsized Anglesea, N.J.,, Nov.4 \u2014 Coast guards were still searching tonight for the bodies of eight of the 11 fishermen who lost their lives off Hereford Inlet late yesterday, when their boats were capsised during a severe \u2018southeaster\u2019.early today and efforts are being made to reach one of the battered fishing smacks, which ran aground on & bar, in the belief that more bodies might be found in it.High sens made the approach to the wreck a hasardous task.The fishermen left here yesterday to raise their nets for the winter, In accordance with Government regulations, While they were returning in two boats, which had been lashed together to carry the 80 foot net poles, the men were caught by the storm several miles from shore.Both boats, according to tishermen here, were dashed to pleces by the high seas while trying to cross the bar, One of them was tossed up on the heach with the three bodies.Hopes of reaching the other before it is completely demoi- ished was waning tonight when the sea failed to calm down.The men were employed by the Consolldated Fisheries Company, which also owned the hoats.Auguntus Hilton, president of the concern deplored the failure of the coast guards to notice the men struggling in the water at a distance believed to be not more than a mite from shore.Members of the Anglessn and Btone Harbor Stations.however, declared it would have been impossible to get a life boat through such heavy seas in time to save the men, even though it had been launched when their crafts capsized WINNER OF LONDON MUSICAL TROPHY Mary Pearce Gets Royal Academy And Royal College Scholarship Calgary, Nov.8\u2014Mary Pearce a 14-year-old Calgary girl, has been awarded the musical scholarship offered annually by the Royal Academy and the Royal College ot Music of London, England.Miss Pearce won this honor in competition with musical students from the whole dominion, The announcement of the winning of the scholarship was made feotly carry out the special operations which railways sleepers require, by Dr.A, O.MacRae, principal of Weatern Canada college, who 1p the honorary representative of the at its price Three hodies were washed Eshor- ! There is no better cer There are few so good There is none its equal ol is none its equal at'its price\u201d Economical\u2014delivering the greatest amonut of service on each gallon of gasoline, on each set of tires; low in cost of upkeep, long | in length of life.The outstanding point of superiority in the Stephens Motor is the fuel system originated by Stephens engineers and perfected in the Stephens Salient Six.Here is the secret of its rare combination of power and economy.MOTORS LTD.TEPHENS Salient Six 1921, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, Quality First\u2014Always \u201cThere is Onlv One Stephens Motor\u201d \u201d.} Job Printing Department \u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_ _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014 7; We have added to our Plant a LOOSE-LEAF DEPARTMENT and \\ are now in a position to furnish at short notice.Loose Leaf Forms and Binders In any styleor pattern.À We are also well equipped for printing .LAW FACTUMS .ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS, MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS, TRADE CATALOGUES, CIRCULARS, - LETTER HEADS, ENVELOPES, BUSINESS CARDS, SHOW CARDS, HANGERS, POSTERS, ETC.) We do all kinds of commercial printing.We use good stock, have careful and competent workmen and use every effort to give yo: satisfaction and good service.No order is too large or too small to receive our special attention.» Ask for Estimates Phone 6000 CERES SEER EES Ld > Associated Board Royal Academy and the IMoyai College of Music.rp > ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR MEANEST MAN v MOORF , Charged with \u2018using the mails to a defraud, Martin Gross of the Bronx New York City, 1a awaiting tral LOOSE LEAF SUPPLIES in she Federal Courts.Complaints .receive by police and postal au- ne = Fi y thorities from relatives and friends = STE of soldiers killed In the war caused 2 : 3 an investigation and the arrest of Grom.The complaints alleged that following the publication of the list ie tte dé [ packages .Our manufacturing facilities are such that we deliver special Moeted wae 1000, | When opened (ll ©P4ers on short notice.\u2019 they werd found to contain a small black ribbon with mn medal, on which was inscribed, \u201cIn Memory of-\u2014=e The value of the medals was about ten oents.The 3.02 was remitted te the sender.Ce Allow us to convince you that our products are the best that can be made.T.J: MOORE & COMPANY, LIMITED LOOSE LEAF SUPPLIRS QUEREC 118-188 MOUNTAIN HILL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5S, 1921.BOND TRADING DOMINANT IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE.Golden Opportunities mairies as rae Sul, complete sad i ok fate \u201cTHE INVESTOR'S of all =a POCKET MANUAL\u201d STL of which Ja yous for ag ua noce pour contention Beyant.Isard &Co A540 86 Frencsis Xanbw Bb Office-188 Uptruus Truth Teal 3.Tente -CPX Puiding Buteautve Private Tetafraph Wire / ity of Three Rice of Thres Rivers « a.sessens oo 2R Provincial Securities Ltd, J.H BOISVERT, Managing Director.105 Mountain Hill Phone eT Quebec AS.BOISVERT 201 St.Paul, Phone 232F Three Rivers Nov.4x3 BRUNEAU & CO.(Members Montreal Gtesh Exchange) STOCX BROKERS, \"PHONE 1568 18-13 Gault-an-Matelos St Dizest private wire with: \u2018 POST & FLAGG 48-81 Broad Btrost, New York McDOUGALL & COWANS Stook Brokers 12 Du Fort St.We Buy and Sell Victory Bonds Telephones 1402-1408 Now York, Nov.6 \u2014Trading in bonds again evershadowed dealings in ail other securities In the stock exchange.Various domestic and forvign issues floated during the war registered highest prices for a year or more.Laverty Bonds and Victory notes continued to move forward under the Impetus given {he investment demand by nation wide indications of easier credit conditions.Moat of the Liberty series, at their new high records, showed extreme gains of ten to one hundred points.Victory 3 3-48.were at their maximum for the year and Victory 4 3-48.duplicated yesterday's record quotation of per, Among the foreign bonds, many of which suffered acute depression while the war was in most uncertain stages to-days strength was most marked \u2018in French Government $5.and Belgium Government 7 1-8a, these gaining 1 3-4 and 3 points respectively.Sales.800 5900 700 4200 100 2800 1100 200 8200 200 se 2300 11000 400 5600 3700 1100 300 2800 800 1300 1100 1300 200 2200 1400 1800 3200 4900 3200 12600 1900 600 1800 1500 4800 2800 4300 800 1100 49400 1000 2800 600 2600 1000 5400 34200 1400 300 2700 200 500 3700 900 4800 1200 3900 3300 1800 6800 100 8300 200 600 200 1600 1900 3800 3100 5300 20800 2000 1200 200 Mocks.Allis Chalmers Ama Cana Co.Amn Car & Fdy .Amn Int'l Corp.Amn Locomotive Amn Smelters .American Sugar .Amn Sumatra \u2018tobacco Amn Woollen .Anaconda Copper Atchison Railway Atlantic Gulf Baldwin Loco .Baltimore & Ohio .Beth Steel \u201cB\u201d ,.Calit Petroleum., Canadian Pacific Central Leather .Chandier Motors Columbia Gram .Corn Products .Crucible Steel .Cuban Cane Sugar .Erie RR .Great Northern pfé General Motors .Inspiration Copper Int Mer Marine pfé .Int'l Paper .Int'l Harvesters Island O11 .Kelly Springfisld Kennecott Copper .Lackawanna Steel .Lehigh Valley Mexican Petrol Midvale Steel .Middle States Of Missouri Pacific N Y Central .Norfolk & West .Northern Pacific Pacific Of .Pan-Amn Petrol .Philadelphia People's Gas, .Pere Marquette Pressed Steel Reading Co.Republic Iron Royal Dutch .St 1, & San Frans Sinclair Cons.Southern Pacific .Southern Raflway .Sears Roebuck Stromberg Carb.Studebaker Union Pacific .United Fruit .Uni Ret Stores .U 8 Ind Alcohol .U 8 Rubber .U 8 Steel Utah Copper .e Vanadium Steel .\u2018Westinghouse El FOREIGN FXCHANGE Chapter II.Section TV War's Effect In America (By B.L.Hardy & Co.) Effect In America\u2014In the meun- time, the exports of this country are shrinking rapidly.Factories will not feel the effect of diminishing exports for some time \u2014 perhaps montha\u2014due to ths enormous home demand which hae still to be fitled.Uttimately though a depression in Industry is faced unless the export trade picks up.Plante will be idle.labor unemployed and the huge as- ~~ | nat values of securities built up dur- «Gov't.Bond Yields Complied by L.G.Beaubien & Co.Bonds Free From Usual Income Tas Viet.Bonde Prevalling Investmdue Price Tied.> 1922 14% 9.16 6.46% 1987 [179d sos\u201d + 1987 5%\" 8.58 1938 6%\" eu 1933 6% « 5.70 War Loans 1938 6 8.38 1981 sr , 8.08 1987 L 27.60 6.33° Vintery Bonds Bubjeot to Tncome Tax.1924 6% 27.48 as\u201d 1934 4\" 25.10 4.06 Chicago Grain Market ing the war will vanish because sarning power is no longer back of them The Secretary of the Treasury was speaking for all clear thinking Americans when in his last annus! report he declared: \u201cOur fear must de that the oessa- tion of war exports will result in closed plants passed dividends and general depression\u2019.Against these incidents, we can offset a probable decline in our commodity prices.This will be helped by a eteady growth In importe from Europe as she comes hack.Europe, because of depreciated exchanges.can undersell the {United States in our own domestic market as well as abroad.This condition would aot further to depress American industry.A merchant went over to Burepe from thie country and bought beaded bage\u2014 two trunks full.Mis trip including travelling expenses and the merchandise, cost him adout $1,000, He cold his bags in New Tork and cleared $10,000.Twice more he 814 the same thing.Now, on hs fourth teip, he intends to bring back something else.Velvats, duveiyns, woolen goods of all kinds are practically unod- tainable in England, There ie ee big v Price Range Wheat: High Low Olese Dee.1013-8 08 101 1-8 May .1063-8 1081-4 1001-0 Corn: Dec.401-8 448-0 46 May .517.0 01.2 516-8 Onta: Dee, Ge 318.0 801.8 31014 Hay 31.4 3518 3618 à profit in their export (Rat Eng land'e relatl merchants are ocempel- STOCK TRANSACTIONS IN NEW YORK GOVERNED BY TECHNICAL CONDITIONS Trading In Bonds Again Overshadowed Dealings In All Other Seourities-Further Slump Recorded In German Marks -Improvement In Sterling-Short Stocks Closed Heavy + Other Ruropéan donds, including many mubcipsd lmsues, displayed notable strength and Chilean Government 3s, sold at ae premium over yesterday's subscription price.Railroad bonds and similar issues of domestic companies were only moderately better reflecting the uncertain tone of the stock market Total sales, par value, aggregated $33,275,000, Dealings in stocks were altogether governed by technical conditions.issues in which