The Quebec chronicle, 17 mai 1922, mercredi 17 mai 1922

[" 4 WITH THE tJeather Forecast: Fine And NAVAL POLICY INCOMPATIBLE Warm GNITY OF CANADA Debate Not Mitigated In House By Government's Announce: ment That Destroyers Were To Be Retained\u2014Opposi- tion To Proposals Came Wholly From Conservatives\u2014 = al \u201c and wise and the present Govern-; (1e about, ; Policy Triumph Of Bourassaism (Canadian Press).Ottawa, May 16\u2014l)ebate in the Commons today vn the Government's naval policy was not mitigated in fta expucted sharpness by the Government's announcement that it was the intention to retain the services of (he destroyers Patriot and Patrician.\u201cIf we are not going to carry out our moral obligations in the name of honor and decency we should step outside the pale of Empire altogether,\u201d tight Hon.Arthur Meighen declared.The naval policy was incompatible with the dignity of Canada as a\u2018Lominion of the Bmpire.he added.Opposition to the praposals came wholly from the Conservatives and , was lurgely based on the following | .grounde:\u2014 ! 1\u2014Thut the policy did not represent Caflada's fair share in the naval defence of (he Empire and that| the \u201cv.1er Dominions were bearing à sgarger per caplté outlay.3\u2014TFhat the proposal to train a volunteer force on tne lines indicated was not efficient and that the expenditure would therefore be without benefit.Atl the outset Hon.Geo.P.Graham, Minister of Defence, declared that Canada was proceeding on safe and sane lines and that when a tu- ture policy had to be decided the country would have a foundation for a naval policy worth while, Mr.Meighen In attacking the Goverrment's program deciared that the only unanimiiy regarding it appeared to be that (he money voied for the program would be wasted.The question now arose, Mr.Meighen emphasized, as to whether or not Canada had an obligation to fulfill.Canada did not recognize à cou- tractual obligation but she accepted; her moral chligation.: \u201cNow, I venture to suzgent,\u201c salé | Mr.Meighen, \u201ctnat with that obli.Fation existing, we canot do justice | to our own people, we cannot do justice to the manhood of this coun-' try, we cannot do justice to the children of this countsy.it we, aa a nation le manifestly under 8 moral ohligation and refuse\u2019 to do pnything toward its discharge : The nation that plays the part of a peliroon and a sponger-in the life of the world will find that part reflect- ei in the moral character of its, people and In tne estimation In| which it ie held hy other nations.Therefore, while we have acknow- 1*d@ged that mora] obligation, we have hot as yet done much to effectively discharge it.\u201d The policy waa, he added.evidence of the triumph of Bouraesaism.The Prime Minister, Hon.W.L.Mackensie King, sharply retorted | that evenis had shown the Laurier naval policy of 1909 to be prudent | ment was merely continuing that policy.He cited evidence given before the nuhlie accounts eommit- tee of the Tiritieh Fause, to show that naval shins given by Great! Tritain to the Domintons would pro.hahly have heen used for scrap.They had been retained by the Admiralty.Ww, het we ohiert ta\u201d exclaimed eo Prims Minister.\u201cis that the Inte Government.withou! consulting Parliament accentsd shi which \u2018might tave been rcras to the Brite fah Government, but whien to this! country meant an expenditure of $1,800,000 a year Later in the evening Mr, Melghen rejoined that the vessels given by Great Britain to Cunada were modern, oll burning vessels.Parliament liad consented to their maintenance, As suhsequent debate passed mi- night, there was every indication of an all night sitting.The Prime Minister objected to a suggested ad- Journment and intimated that he thought the naval vote under con- rideration should nse.Conmervatives protested.Ex-Mayor Church of Toronto entered the fray by reading year hooks on the New Zealand navy until one Progressive Member broke in with a query what Mr.Church was talk- At one o'clnck this morning the Prime Ministër asked Mr.Church how long he intended to speak.1 am ready to speak one, two or threes days,\u201d Mr.Church replied as the House roared, | \u2018 The Prime Minister added that there had apparently been some misunderstanding.He was ready to consent to adjournment if thers were several other Members to speak.He had no desire to keep the House sitting all night.The Houss then adjourned, with the naval vote still under consideration.To Keep Torpedo Boats In supply on the estimates of the Hon.Geo.P.Graham, Minister of Defence, made & brief statement in which he announced that the Govsrnment would retain the torpedo boat destroyers Patrician and Patriot, presented to Canada by the British Government.Mr.Graham said that these destroyers would be used for training volunteers in gunnery and ssamanship, one on the Atlantic and the other on the Pacific Coast.They would be substituted for the small boats which the Government originally announced would be used for training purposes.The change in the Government's policy had come about following & discussion which he had with the director of the naval service.A misapprehension prevailed in regard to the trawlers which the Government would retain in Commission.These vessels were 130 feet long and each carried a 12- pound gun.They wers sea going vessels and during the war Canada had from 30 to 3$ of them In Commission.With regard to the decision of the Government to lay up Canada\u2019s submarines, Mr.Graham said that this country had received a dependahle lead from the discussion at the Washington Conference.It had been advanced there that the auh- marine wan not efficient save against Merchant shipping.Mr.Meighen asked whether since France was going ahead with the building of submarines, the Rritish fiovernment was still proposing to abandon them.Mr.Graham rephed that it was true that the British Government was not abandoning submarines hut that he maintained, did not affect the view advanced that submarines had not heen effective except In operations against Merchant vessels.The Minister stated that the declarations which he had made did not constitute a finality In naval policy.Hon.Hugh Guthrie commented on Mr.Graham's remarks that his naval policy Wan not a finality.It \u201croulé not have had to go much fur.i ther, he said, referring to the scrap- | ping of the vessels, to make it final.ft wan rumored in Toronto yesterday that the Government wae going to make another flop today.Thé Minister had found that his scrapping process would not go with the rank and file of hin followers.and ro he had had a change of heart.The Government was proposing to scrap the vessels, which had heen accepted, fro mthe Mother Country in good faith.\u201cWho asked for the shins?\u201d inter.lected IL.MH.Martell.(Liberal, Hants).\u201cl don't remember, replied \u2018Mr.Guthrie that there was any serious objection to accepting them.There was & tacit understanding that we ould keep them in Commission as a nucleus of a naval service\u201d.The Naval Bervice Act of 1910 continued Mr.Guthrie, provided for a Royal Canadian navy as a perma nent force, and a volunteer naval re serve.The Miniter now proposed to scrap the Royal Canadian navy And to ruhatitute for it a volunteer torce.This scheme would cost = million and a half a year, while the greater scheme adopted last yen: would call for two millions and a half.The greater scheme would yield some result.Playing Ac Naval Warfare The Government was going to spend $1,500,000 playing at naval warfare, and getting together volun- teera for a holiday.This would not eatablish anything hut would be an nhsolute waste of money.Mr.Guthrie demanded information as to what quarter of Canada the demand for à change came from.He knew that Wm.Duff, (Liberal, Lunenburg), had criticised naval votes as a waste of money and wondered what Mr.Duff would say to the proposal to spend $1,600,000 on a volunteer service.If there was any criticlem in Canada, it was that this country was not doing as much as it might, \u2018 William Duf\u20ac said that it was amusing to hear Mr.Guthrie say that the Minister of Defence had \u201cflopped\u201d in His naval proposal, de- cause, \u201cIf theré was one flopper In Canada who deserved the title of \u201cflopper, it was Mr.Guthrie\u201d.Every one knew what had happened in 1917 Prior to 1908-09, neither party had spent any money on naval defence.As a representative of a coastal district, Mr.Duff was Interested fn maritime questions and remembered the war years when German submarines came across the Atlantic.Mr.Duff gave & summary of Can- Department of the Naval Service, adian naval activities since the in.He If You Nave Once Tried eur cafeteria Sou will de sure ¢o want te bring your friends In to see what a delightful place you have discoversd where only the mou wholesome of food is served in à tempting and delestadle way.Elda Cafeteria (Fear Anditestam) 1009 67.JORN STRENT j fret came from Englapd.\u2019 BOSSES AND MEN AFE MEGOTIATINE As Result Of Maokenzie\u2019s Report On Dispute -In Engineering Industry (Canadian Press Cable.) London, May 16\u2014The outcome of the report of Sir Wm.Warrender Mankensie on the dispute in the engineering industry, whicah favored the employers, is that direct negotiations were opened at Westminster to-day between the Engineering Employers\u2019 Federation and a joint negotiating committee representing all the unions involv- od in the dispute, including the Amalgamated Bngineors\u2019 Union.The discussion ranged over two main topics.The first of these was as to what is necessary or unreasonable over:time.and the second as to Sir Wililam's recommendation for a prior consultation between the management and the men regording workshop changes, which might Include the employ- men of semi-skilled workers on new automatic machines, troduction of the Laurier naval po- cy in 1910.In the generat election of 1911 the Conservative party had not said a word about naval defence.They had supported the Nationalist candidates of Quebec who were opposed to & navy.After the election, Conservatives carried out their bargain with the Nationaliste and reduced the navy vote of $3,000,000, in 1910- 11, to $1,600,000, in 1912-13, The Niohe and the Rainbow, which had been purchased from the British Government as training ships were put out of Commission and thelr crews paid off.In 1914 it took six weeks to put the Niobe In Commission.If Canada had some good ships In Commission when the war broke out, they would Iave been able to have captured sufficient enemy shipping to have paid Canada\u2019's expenses during the first year of the war.\u2018The late Government had accepted the present fleet of five ships without consulting either Pariiament or the country.Ships Absolutely Useless No one could say that the vessels were of any practical benefit.Mr.Duft had no hesitation in saying that they were absolutely useless for defence purposes.Money apent on them was absolutely wasted.The fleet had not spent three months in Canadian waters since it Ths vessels had been wandering around all over creation.They had steamed through the Panama Canal to the Pacific Ocean.à beautiful trip, but of no practical benefit.The great question was whether clal position do anything of any service whatever for the protection of the coast line.In case of war, the present fleet would be of no service.If the people of this country could not afford to spend $100,000,000 a year on ships for both coasts, It would be useless to spend $2,500,000.Sir.Duff sald that the British Government had recently reduced its naval estimates by $20,000,000.\u201cWhat are they now?\" asked A, J.Lewin, (Progressive, 8wift Current), Mr.Duff replied he did not know hut the fact that such a large reduction had been made indicated British opinion that it was time for economy along naval lines.Mr.Duff agreed that you could not make à sailor in three weeks, but neither could you make a soldier in threes weeks.\u2018Perhaps my honorable friend will succeed\u201d, interjected Mr.Meighen, \u201cin getting a further reduction in the militia estimates\u201d.\u201cT am & modest man\u201d replied Mr.Duft, amid general laughter, \u201cand 1 shall leave it to the Opposition Leader to draw his own conclusion.Sailors From Nova Scotia Mr.Duff stated that thé Government could get from 5,000 to 10,000 sailors from his own constituency who would form an efficient naval reserve.He declared that he would be only too willing to vote money for naval defence if he belleved it necessary.T.G.McBride, (Progressive, Carli hoo) asked how Mr.Duff reconciled his statement that the Niobe and Rainbow could have seised many merchant ships at the opening of the war if they had heen in condition, with his view that the present Canadian navy was quite useless.Mr.Duft replied that he had said that the existing ships would be useless for defence purposes, \u2018T came here pledged to advocate national disarmament\u201d.sald J.8.oodawarth, (Labor, Center Winnipeg).\u201cThat ie not only my personal view, !t is the view of the people who sent me here\u2019, \u201cMr.Woodsworth argued that Cohada should not take any practical steps regarding naval defence until atter the next Imperial Conference had defined our status.The Canadian Government should not \u2018be trapped \u201cinto doing anything over which we would have no control\u201d, Now that a naval policy had been proclaimed the time had arrived for Canada to reorganize her affairs on & new basis.Militariem stood discredited by the past great war.We muet now look forward to something different.Canada should cut down naval expenditures and cultivate international good fellowship.I.MH.Martell, (Liberal, Hants), congratulated the Minister of Defonce on adopting & policy which was calculated to bring back to Nova Scotia her swpremacy on the seas.Canada could In her present finan-: | lower temperature.MEST HIT NEW YORK PIER Captains Falled To Make Allowance For Vessel\u2019's Momentum In Docking New York, May 16\u2014The Majestic mammoth new Morvich of the sess, warped into her pier at 4:35 this at- oon after a trip from England ring which she broke all existing records for muiden \u201cvoyages on the Atlantie Sir Bertram Hayes, her skifper, who went to her bridge in successive steps trom cabln boy in the White Stay line service, had not tried to put the Majestic at top speed during the voyage.For two days she had \u201cjoafed\u201d then speeding up as she ran into smoother seas.she drove along at a 25.50 knot pace, hitting it up to 26 on the last leg from Fire Island to Ambrose Lightehip.Just five days and sixteen hours after she left Cherbourg, the Majostic whirled past the lightship in a cloud of spray.Then she slowed down to pick up her pilot.After two hours in quarantine, due more to her own immense size than to any sickness abroad, the Majestic was cleared.Then she time in the history of shipping in New York harbor, a liner, over 500 feet long, turned in her own length In quarantine, Tugs, fore and aft, did the trick, and by their efforts the Majestic saved at least half an hour in her docking time.It was the trip up the river which was her real welcome.Tugs, ferries, steamers and even people on shore were noisy in their greeting to the biggest ship alfoat.Captains Peterson and Hayes put the Majestic Into her dock on a rising tide, but they failed to make allowance for the giant veasel's momentum, and she crashed into the pier, shattering two sections and breaking several windows.\u201cShe did better than 25.40 knots on an averag: reported Captain Hayes\u201d and at no time were we using her full boiler capacity\u201d.8he came Inte port with a pronounced Mist to starboard, but it was nothing eerious\u201d.The Majestic will lay over ten days before she returns to England to undergo the repairs necessary to the tanks.COFFIN THROUGH WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC New York, N.Y., May 16.\u2014Charles A.Coftin, founder and creator of the Snopes] trl: Company and th [Thiompsoï-Foüstoh Company, one 0 its predecessors, retired as Chairman of the Board of Directors at its meet- \"ing here today and was succeeded by {Owen D.Young, long associated with the company as vice-president.Mr.Coffin was relieved at his own request after 40 years service.° General Swope, President of the International General Electric Coan affilinted organization was elected President of the Company.Mr.Coffin will continue as Director.STEEL 1IEADS SUMMONED BEFORE LEGISLATURE New York, N.Y.May 1 Moses Taylor, Chairman of the Läckawanna Steel Company, and Eugene G.Grare, President of the Bethlehem Bteel Corporation, were summoned late today to appear before the Lockwood Leg tive Committee Thursday for examination concern- Ing the merger of the two concerns.ratified earlier in the day by their boards of directors.The Weather.Toronto, May 16\u2014A moderate depression is centred to-night in Manitoba and pressure Is highest in the Maritime \u2018Provinces.A few light scattered showers have ocrurred In Saskatchewan and Manitoba: otherwise the weather has been fine over the Dominion and for the most part warm.Temperature: Min.Max.Dawson .26 54 Trinca Rupert 462 Victoria .so 70 Vancouver 50 74 Kamtoops .cesses.60 80 CMERTY .00000000u0 48 82 Edmonton .0000000 RO 84 Battleford .60 68 Prince Afbert .4% 70 Medicine Hat .50 70 Moose Jaw .-.\u2026.bh 66 Winnipeg .J.46 7 Port Arthur 4\u201c 64 White River 30 76 Parry Sound .40 70 London ve 43 7 Toronto .82 78 Kingmton 48 64 Ottawa 48 78 Montreal 44 62 Quebec 42 86 8t.John .24 50 Halifax .3% 54 Forccams: Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay\u2014 Moderate winds; showers in a few places but mostly fair and warm, Ottawa Valley and Upper Rt.law.rence\u2014Light to \"moderate winds: fine and warm.Lower Bt.lawrence, Gulf and North Shore\u2014Light to modera winds; fine, a little higher temperature.- Maritime \u2014\u2014 Light to moderate winds: fine and a lktle warmer.Œuperior\u2014Moderate winda: show- ore in some localities, but rly fair: not much change in temperature.Manitoba\u2014Light showersa in a few places but mostly fair: not much change in tefiperature.Saskatchewan and Aldertd\u2014Cen erally fair: stationary or slightly | QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, broke another record.For the first | contribute five percent of their sa- 2 J 1922.INOR QUESTION LED TO DEFE BRITISH COÛT.Great Excitement And Animation In London\u2014Beaten On Motion To Adjourn \u201c VOTE WAS 161 70 148 Chamberiain Declined To Budge From Position, Even Though Warned London, May 16\u2014The defeat of the Government in the House of Lommons to-night on a question of Minor Importance caused excitement apll animation In Parliamentary lob- tes out of all proportion to the amount of money the principle involved.é Austen Chamberlain, the Government leader In the Houpe had an informal conference with his chief = and it was decléed that | binet Council should be coned to mest to-morrow to decide apon the Government's action which decision will be communicated to the House of Commons to-morrow Afternoon.The defeat of the Govérnment wea not brought about on the actual question of whether teachers should laries to the Super-annuation Fund, which would mean a saving to the Government of leas than £2,500,000 yearly, but on Tord Robert Cecil's motton to adjourn the debate.Mr.Chamberiain in resisting this motion was warned hy many of the Minis- | teriæi party that they would vote against him, but he declined to budge.The \u201cdie hards\u201d.Laborites mand Asquithian Liberals went solidly with the Opposition.Sir Eric Geddes\u2019 recommandation cutting the education estimates has- \u2018alwaya heen dangerous grounds for the Government, but, although the Asquithians and Laborites freely accused the Government of breach of faith with the teachers, it seemed; needless for the Government to take: the stand It did against Lord Robert'» motion.\u2018The balance of opinion, however, to-night i» that the Government will not resign.\u2018The dereat was the third the Govment had met and the more it AMENDMENTS TO The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures: Min.42; Max.68 PRICE TWO CENTS.GRMINAL CODE In Regard To Sexual Offences Proposed By Gouin In House (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, May 16\u2014At the opening of the House of Commons this afternoon, Sir Lomer Gouln, Minister of Justice introduced a bill to amend the Criminal Code In regard to sexual offences.The amendments proposed were numerous and a number of them were passed in the House at the last session.but rejected in the Senate.The bill was given first reading.\u2018The Minister of Justice referred te a question put by Right Hon.Arthur Meighen, Leader of the Opposition in regard te a judgment of the Manitoba Court of Appeals on the Candda Grain Act.Sir Lomer stated that as soon ax he came into possession of the judgment he read it and conferred with Hon.James Robb, Minister of Trade and Commerce and Thomas Sales, Progreasive Member of 8ait Coats, in regard to it.\u2018The Minister of Trade and Commerce and Mr.Sales had asked for an opportunity to confer with the Grain Board in regard to the judE- ment.This Conference took place this morning and Sir Lomer just been informed that no decision had been arrived at yet.To-morrow he hoped to be in a position to make a statement to the House on the matter.The Flood Situation The \u201cflood\u201d situation in Manitoba was brought to the attention of the Government at the opening of the House of Commons today by Harry Leader.Progressive Member for Portage la Prairie.He described the damage and suffering due to the overflow of the Assiniboine River, and stated that he understood the Federal Government had wmpent money in the past in bullding dykes to keep back these floods.He was going on to discuss the matter, when the Speaker asked him to put his question as there could be no discussion on the orders of the day.Mr.Leader then asked whe- ther the Government had decided to assist the sufferers or had adopted any policy for dealing with the ai- tuation.Hon.L.MacKenzie King.replied that the discussed in- political.sizcies ta- night the greater was the mystification of the leaders, as they considered an ensy Way for retreat from.its position was opened for the Govj ernment through Lord Rohert Cs-: : sidered by some of those in the lob- | bies that Mrmade a bad miscakulation or that! he was courting defeat.Many staunch Ministerialista deH- berately ahatained from voting thus aiding in bringing about the defeat of the Government.Moreover, it was reported that the Government whips warned Mr.Chamberlain that the Government would be defeated.| There was evident dislike of the super-annuation blll brought in by { the Right Hon.A.I.Yisher, Presi dent of the Roard of Education in, | every section of the House.One i muggestion is that Mr.Fisher may resign.The \u201cdie hards long have been | manoeuvering to bring ahout his re.! rignation and there may have been! much personal bias in the vote tonight.| Altogether, coming after the refu- ral of the United States to accept | the Invitation to The Hague Conference and the apparent collapse of the Genoa Conference, it wan generally regarded among the Members of the House of Commona that this was a had day for Premier Lloyd George.Defeated By Three The Government was defeated in the House of Commons this evening by & vote of 151 to 148 on a motion fee adjournment introduced during consideration of the teachers\u2019 superannuation blll designed to give effect to some of the recommendations of the economy committee, headed by 8ir Bric Geddes.Following the defeat of the Government, Ausien Chamheriain the Government leader, immediately declared the House adjourned amid shouts of \u201cresign, resign\", What view the Government wilt take of this defeat by a narrow majority.of a small attendance possibly will not he known until the matter has been referred to Prime Minister Tioyd George.who Is attending the Genoa Conference.The question Involved, namely, whether teachers should contribute to their superannuation tund, is a comparatively minor one, and would not necessitate the resignation of the Ministers unless the Premier, In view of the difficult position as a re- suK of the turn of events at the Genoa Conference.should think ft advisable to take that course.TIME 1.088 IN CANADA DURING PAST MONTH Otaws.May 16\u2014The time loss in Canada dus to industrial disputes during April was much greater than during either March 1923 or April 1921.There were In existence during the month twenty-four strikes, Involving about 17.478 workers with a loss of $31,138 working days.Ten of these atrikes were reported to the Labor Department as having commenced during April, five of which were terminated during the month, leaving, 19 strikes.involving About 17,071 workers, or record at the end of the month, cil's motion to adjourn.It was con-| Chamberlain elther : | charges, was less than seven cents as aware of the situ tion and that Te Minister of PobMe: Works had received a report in regard to it, \u2018The Minister of Agriculture had instructed his officers in the vicin'ty to render mich service as they could.The matter was receiving the attention of the Government.A supply bill covering money! voted for various departments during the present session passed in the House today.The total for the 1921-22 esmtimaten was $9,623,792 and for 1922.23, $88,517,204, CASGRAIN AGAINST ST.LAWRENCE SHIP CANAL Resumed Speech In Senate Last Evening-Would Only Raise Rates (Canadian Prem.) Ottawa, May 16\u2014Resuming his speech on the Bt.Lawrence ship canal in the Senate this evening, Senator Casgrain declared tts eon- struction, instead of cheapening rates, would raise them.On May § the rate on wheat from Port Ar-' thur to Montreal, intluding all per bushel while the average rate per bushel from 1910 to 1915 from | Port Arthur to Liverpool, including al charges, was 10.78 cents.No ocean vesel could ever enter the great lakes and compete with that price, News Index Page One.Naval Policy Criticized.Bosses And Men Are Negotiating.Majestic Hit New York Pier.Rritish Government Defeated, Amendments To Criminal Code.Page Two.Empress Sailed for Liverpool.Majestic Ended Maiden Voyage.Page Three, Sauve Conservative Leader, Aliled Powers To Appeal To U\".8, French Budget For 1928 Out.Tear Irish Conferees Couldn't Agree.O.T.A.Officers On The Warpath.Page Four.Press Comments.Page Five, Criticism of The City Police.Delegation From The Auto Club, Mr.W.Q, Btobo Was Re-elected.Page Rix.Morvich May Be Been in Canada.Soldier Jones Means Business, Tracey Knocked Out In Eighth.U4.Tennis Star In Semi-Finals.Charlie White To Return to Ring.Sisier Leadh in Stolen Bases Page Seven Comercial and Financial.New York and Montreal Markets, Page Fiett Social and Personal.Reminiscences of The Past.The surgeon fish of the West Indies extracts Diced from those who handle it \u2018 Editorial: solute safety.ing is thorough and unharm by an ever changing current life to the Fur, it keeps the By Apsol ismens Holt, Renfrew Cold Storage Service We reproduce the clean, cold, dustless air conditions of the Northland AND ADD an element of ab- THE TWIN EVILS \u2014 Fire and theft endanger your Furs when they are stored at home.The moth finds no better hatching ground that a hot and unven- tilated cupboard or chest, but the most modern and scientific cleaning and storing methods can positively remove the danger of damage by moths.PERFECT CLEANING removes every particle of dust, dirt, and every moth egg.Our method of clean- Our Furs and Yours are cleaned in exactly the same manner.ALWAYS AT WINTER TEMPERATURE, Kept so Vaults afford the ideal conditions for storage of Furs during the hot summer months.The cold air preserves the natural oil of the pelts which gives the lustre and makes danger by moth an impossibility.3% of the VALUATION COVERS THE COS T Hole t Renfrew sCo.Limited Specialists in the Scientific Storage of Fursful, of dry refrigerated air, our leather soft and pliant.it Anniversary Clocks These clocks will go for a year without being wound again.Made in beautiful brass and gilt, with white porcelain dial The pendulum is attached to a suspension spring and swings in a rotating motion.They are covered with a glass giobe to give entire protection from dust.Height, 11 inches.$15.GS esfert & Sons VALIQUET S RESTAURANT THE RIGHT PLACE TO EAT RIGHT CLUB BREAKFAST 7 AM to 9.30 AM.Delicious Cooking NEWFOUNDLAND CUT OFF FROM WORLD No Trains Operated In Colony Yesterday-Company Cannot Pay Wages &t.John's Nf., May 16\u2014No traine were operated on the Newfoundland Railway system today.As a result of the Reld-Newfoundland company'e notice to its employees yes- teréey that failure of the Colonial Government to pay the Company sums which it claimed were due under Ite contract had left ft without funds to pay wages due, no train crews reported for work teday.Among the treins cancelled was the Phones 6567-6568\u201412 Fabrique St\u2014Opp.City Hall MEALS A LA CARTE from 7 AM.to 8 P.M.SPECIAL LUNCHEON 11.30 AM.to 2 P.M.FRESH CREAM, MILK, EGGS FROM OUR FARM Courteous Service | tri- weekly oxpresa connecting with 1 and passenger steamers for United States and Canadian ports.The Government considered the | ettuation at an all day meeting it is expected that after further debate on the disputed contract in the le- gimeture to-morrow some definite action will be taken to Bring about resumption of traîfie.GOT FIVE YEARS.Montreal, Que.May 18.\u2014Romes Bouthillier, found guilty of receiving, was this morning sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary by Judge Decarte.Evidence owed that the accused had indu tour youths between the ages of 18 ard 17 to commit burglary for him.The most powerful electro-magnet in the world has & power of 190,808 causes.= & [oes7 Ve AN A | ANCHOR - DON, NCHOR LINES [oT New York & Boston Service \u2014 \u2014 -_ CUNARD UNE CUNARD LINE MONTREAL TC LIVERPOOL =~ MY.TO QUEENSTOWN & June 10(July 151808.19 -ooveeee - LIVERPOOL June 27/Juiy 29iSept.3.Tyerheuls iuly GlAug 1250.16 . committee decided to fully main-.In The Services.{rer after a tremendous day in Wali Christ Church at Tringtau, the \u2014 \u201cminiature sun\u201d will dispense with tain the stand taken by the Chief.In old days officers drew their Street, quiet, carefully dressed, con.capital, te the local German con-| Isaac Babhit diecavered the mein! given hix name.he was regarded as à significant man in finance, and his demeanor of security and ease had much to do with allaving the exvitabllity of others.With the Morgans.At the age of thirty-two the was made president nf the Liberty National Bank of New York.and was i { ! youngest, but one of the ablest bani presidents in the country.He | a acems to have been the originator of | ( { insurance funds and not de entirel: rem:ricted in the nature of the secu ity back of the loans.[lis drea has resolved iwelf into the Banke Trust Company, and in {is grea* building In Wall Street a marble tablet acknowledges the debt owed to Davison, who evolved the idea when he was a young man with not | « much more than & ten years\u2019 hank- i ing experience.About this time he had attracted the admiring attention of the late J.P.Morgan, and accept- p ed an invitation to Join the famoys firm in 1909.A War Worken, Here he was assnciated with (ne grestest banking experts in the United States, and here he established himself so securely that time and {{ again, when the assistance or advice {i of the Morgan firm was sought, It, was Davison who was put forward to: represent the firm.But his greatest work and his hardest work came after the war broke out.The greatest financial probleme which had | { ery Sale New Spring Suits, $1995 and .oo.$23.00 Homespun Suits.latest styles for Spring.sizes 35 to 42.splendid values at $1995 and .$23.00 BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR 95 Chygo M & st l\u2019aui .do do fd.sie eae eens Chigo Rock Island Corn Products .Crucible steel Cuban Cane Bugar .Erie It it .Fumoun Pla Inspiration Copt .int Mer Marine .a itn Mer Marine pfd .Intl Paper .++.+05 00500 Intl Harventers .Kelly Springfield .Kennecott Copper .Keystone Tire .Lackawanna steel .Lehigh Valley .Mexican I'etrol Midvale Steel .Middle States Oil .Missourl Pacific .New Ilaven R RR © NY Central .Northern l'acifie .\", \u201c0.Pacitic Of -.2.0 0e + Pan-Amn Petrol Pierce Arvow .Pere Marquette Reading Co .Republic Iron Royal Dutch .Sinclair Cons .Southern Pachie .Southern Railway .«00 sos Seurs Roebuek .+.000 000 ene Ntromiherg Carb.s.20 55000 studebaker .« see» 114% TOxAS CO.o-c ses ass on 47% Tobacco Products .¢ + PO 1 1) U\"nlon Pacific .United Fruit .4.ves cer saa seven nl Ret BLOTS .vos 210 oes sores t 8 Ind Alcohol .U 8 Steel .Utah Copper .\u2026 s.0 000 000 0000000 Vanadium Steel .5.0 000 00000 \\Westinæhouse Electric White Motors .- Witlys-Overiand are sre be Foreign Exchange (By L.G.Beaublen & Co.) Belgian 7 1-3», French Municipals, Mexican fours Migh.Low.Close.41% 18 41% ay 446 444 ATK 466 474 HY 434 444 1184 118% 1184 co, hy 601 74 134 74 34% 34 34 0% 90% 20% 64 53% 63% My #914 ss% 37 35% 26% 115% 114% 115% x 4.46% 79 16% 77% 86% 55% 65% 139% 139% 139% wy IK 38% 73%.1% 13% 28Y 24% 24% A1 - 416 41% 428% 42 4 100 9 100 74 71% 71% 1 15 16 13% 13% 13% so = a Roy a a \u201cHy 22 22 2 81% 814 RIN so so so 9% amy RY wy © 49% 36 \u201834% 26 21% 31% 21% 20 me 76% 614 62% 62% 129% 127% 139% 29% 28% 39% 14% 14% 14% 22% 22% 22% 28% 244 28% sax 514 BAY 75% 75% 75% 33 22% 3% 6 su 63% es 63% 634 19% 17% 19% 31 31 81 18% 774 774 704 69% 89% 61% 614 61% 31% 314 31% 90% 90% 90% 23% 23% 23% 73% 73% 73% 52% 8 hey 118% 114% 118% 4TH ATH 474 TOM 69% 70% 13746 137% 40 40 40 eu dox 634 sig BOY BOY 0% 97% NY eu of % ou 474 49% su sy ey 47% TK 47K 1% 7 7 Bond Yields Compiled by LI.G.Beaubien & Co New York: premium .1 3.3% | Monde Free Fram Usnal Income Tus N.FT.Canada | 1927 54% 9.90 8.70 t.ondon: pound 1927 4%\" 101.08 8.20 merling .84.4478 $4.82} 1037 \u201c 106.60 8.00 * Varie: franc 091450 0932) 1923 bp 99.90 8.68 Brussels: franc .0834 1933 Iw\" 108.16 8.18\" Ceneva: franc .1907 oan.Medrid: penets .1868 1938 ar \u201c 98.16 5.38 Berlin: mark .0036 pe - ho Vienna: crown .000180 I 20 \" Rotterdam: florin .3888 100.76 8.00 Rome: lira .Victory Donds.Athens: drach vers Subject to Income Tax.Copenhagen: crown ees | 1924 % 98.40 8.76* Christiama: crown .1 es [1984 4\" 100.76 bao\" Ht.Petersburgh: roubls.$007 Stockholm: crown .2888 London Market Linseed oil London, May 10-\u2014GHit edged e- Op curittes were barely steady on siock exchange today.Trading quiet and prices were steady in the other sections.Har gold 935.34.Money 1 1-1 percemt.Mecount rates.short and thre\u201d inontha bille 3 8-16 percent 40 § B.D percent.* 188, Gavannah, fir, 88; sales 200; Oil Market Tondon, Mey 16-Close:\u2014 Caleutta linseed (31, 18a 44s.04, erm oil 692.Petroleum, American refined 10.46.: apivita 1s.$8.Turpentine epirits 76s.Rosin American strained 13s.type Tallow, Australian 38.9d.May 10 «Turpentine reccipta 481; | British steel export Closing Letters By Local Brokers (By Brusesu & Co.) Now York, May 16\u2014The market today has been somewhat less active and contrary 10 sxpectation of many traders, meady with certain sections like the Cappers and Stesls stronger.Such a wide interest in the market has developed In recent months thut there ia a disposition to pick up stocks on reactions and therefore those reactions do rot go very far.Or course, the recent deal between Bethlehem and Lackawanna has 4120 been a stimulus as it is taken se an indication of other similar developments later on.Nevertheless ss a whole the market has lost tha confident impetus so much in evidence a week or so ago and it looks an if we were running inlo a quieter period far the next month or two with probably occasional dips.(By Breen, Gourdesu & Co.) New York, May 16~The mock market today continued to reflect the uncertain outcome in certain factors that have heen overhanging it for some time.This refers part!- cularly to the Clenoa situation, the terms of the Fethlehem fteel, Lackawanna Steel merger, and definite details regarding the proposed six company consolidation.At the mart of trading price changes were fractionally irregular from yesterday's final prices and with the volume of business on hand comparatively small.Early in the initial hour, Iackawanna Steel and American Ice led a gradually improvine tendency.hut the buying proved limited, and the market soon again mettled into a quiet affnir.Around mid-day the coppers were taken in hand for a time, during which Federal Mining & Smelting, Anaconda, Utah Copper, Chino, American Smelting, Kennecott and Cerro de Pasco were active and strong, especially.The announcement of the terms of exchange in the Lackawanna-Bethlehem Hteel plan proved somewhat éimppointing which was reflected hy an easing off of those stocks, although pressure wan not of an aggressive character.The Afternoon witnessed & more or leas hacking and filling throughout the greater portion of the time, but prices steadied somewhat near the close and a number of issues underwent noteworthy recoveries.The late strength was traceable to even- ing-up operations, 25 nothing came to hand in the way of news to alter the general situation and outlook.Ralen, stocks 1,062,100: bonds $15,700,000, (By LL.G.Neandien & CoA New York, May 16\u2014The market hax maintsined a moderately firm tone this afternoon although irregularity continued to prevail in many quarters.With the news of the Lackawanna-Rethlehem merger announced, both stocks have heen under the pressure of profit-taking during most of the afternoon, al- thouxsh Lackawanna again crossed 30 in the early afternoon.A variety of special stocka made new hixh records for the year, among them United Retail Rtoren.Maxwell Motors and some of the better class of copper stocks.The bond market has heen firm today with some fair advances recorded.Money continued at 3 1-2 percent ail day, The ne winternational Prague loan to bear 7 1-2 percent coupon will he sold at 82 1-2 it is reported.Tt will be offered within a few daya In New York and London.Daily Gossip On Leading Stocks (Special to The Chronicle) tonnage of March waa the largest since July, 1920, while importa were the amail- est in two yearn, says the Department of Commerce, Washington.Exports rome 32 percent over Februlry and almost 20 percent over January, Imperial Oil Company declared regular quarterly dividend of 7% cts payable in Canadian funds on June 1st to stock record May 18th.° .Tahigh Valley R.R.in 1921, after all deductions, earned $8.29 a share on its $80.par value common stock compared with $2.42, 1020.Germany hopeful of loan prospect.* .Announcement !s made to creditors of Bryant, Isard & Co.in bank- rupty, by counsel representing the trustee, John I.Thorne, of Toronto, that Norris B.Bryant has signed the agreement to pay creditors one hundred cents on the dollar of their claims, and that approximately one hundred thousand on account is now in the hands of the trustee.A dis- trihution of 80 percent May proba.hly he made within a month or six weeks, and Mr.Bryant guarantees payment of the total balance in five years with 6 percent Interest payable semi-annually.Organization of a new firm to be known as Rryant Brothers, Limited, is in a position to be completed in a short time.The preferred guaranteed securities in the new company, representing the halance of 80 percent must he in the hands of trustee within two months.° .Mex.Light & Power Co.half.year's interest on § percent second mortgage 50-year bonde wil be payable June 1st.to holders of Coupon No.ated Dec.1st.Discovery of an epoch-making new steel process was announced today by the Ebh Vale Steel, Iron & Coal Co.Ltd.Under new operation the necessity of using Spanish and other foreign ores with the Bessemer acid process Ia eliminated.Henceforth the highest quality of ne will be produced from domestic ores.Discussion of : pombe lean to Austria Is suid to have been begun Ton erdon between Morgan, Gren.0., and tative of Austrian Treas edit shipments 784: stock 1.800, He i Arm.sales 85, recopta 1,.34d, wnpiavaly de, mock 83,400.CC THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE Market F airly Active BRAZILIAN WAS FEATURE OF TRADING ON THE MONTREAL - STOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY Market Was Broader And More Active Together With Noticeable Improvement In Tone\u2014Gains Exceeded Losses And Two New Highs Were Registered\u2014Canada Forg ings Up Ten Points Montreal, May J6\u2014iirasilian wus the feature of loday's trading on the local stuck market with a turnover uf close un 4,000 shares, It showed cousiderable strength, closing up 1 1-4 points a.45 3-4.The market was broader and more active.together with a noticeable Gains exceuded losses and Lwo new highs were improvement in tune.recorded, Of the highs Canada Forgings was the feature with a galn of ten , up 1-3 at 43 1-2, The outstanding loss of the day was in Wayagumack, down 3 7-3 points to 40.The other was Lyall points at 51 1-8.Canada Rteamah!ps preferred was second In activity and clesed ai 54 3-4, up 2 1-4 points.The common closed up a point at 22.The papers were mostly weak, but fairly active.third la activity on the day's dealings and closed unchanged at 32.Prices Bros.sold off 1-2 to 43 1-3; ¥panish Common was off 1-2 and the preferred was up 1-4 buth In light trading.Abllibl advanced 1.2 to 84 1-2.Atlantic Sugar continued in demand but closed at a decline of 1-2 Consulidated Hmeltera advanced a point to 33: Quebec Hailway was up 1-8 at 19 and Steel of Canada gained 1-4 at 71 1-2.Bond trading showed some falling off, but two new highs to 23 1-4.reached.Asbestos climbed up 1-2 point to 88 and Montreal Tram, debentures were up a point to 76 1-3.Brompton was were Total sales, ilsted, 10,878; bonds $181,250.(By L.G.BKAUBIEN & Co.) Stocks.Oven.Iigh.iow.Close.Abitibi Power .,.1, .LL BU 54% 5 54% Atlantic Sugar .\u2018 .28 23 2284 wy Brompton Pulp .cess aeaiess 31 32 81 33 Hell Telephone .\u201con etme 11144 111% 113% 111% Brasilian Traction .* \u2026.$4Y 45 \u201cHy 45 Dritish Empire 2nd pfd .\u2026 28 28% 28 28% Can Car & Fdy .eer ve .26 26 28 28 Can Cement ., .ve .62% 84% x 6% do de pr.114% 914 Sly NIK Can Cotton ., st st 1 si Cons Smelting Lo.22% 23 22% 22% Can 88 Lines .: 21 22 21 22 do do pfd, .[1] 4% ss 54% Can Converters .$03 80% 80% 10% Dominion Briôge .\u2026.70% 70% 70% 70% Dominion Canners .- 32% 32% 32% 32% Donsinton Steel Corp pfd .35 78 14% 74% Detroit United .ee ree cL.82 62 ss 1% Dominion Textile FE .183 153 153 183 sjeneral Eleetrie .Mig My, 14 Howard-Smith .68 et 6 Laurentide Pulp oT .LL] Li) NE Peter Lyall Cons.43 42 43 Montreal Power .91 0% 20% National Breweries .AP 865% Ab LL Price Brothers .PI 42% 42% 42% Quebec Nallway .28 27% 28 Riordon Paper .as 84 Ry LL Shawinigan Power .107 108 tos Spanish River .sa [1] 89 do do pfd.\"\u201d 861, #7 Rteel Co of Canada .-.714 in 1% Toronto ftreet Railway .66 LE 5 [13 Wayagamack .Bt At 81% Wabasso Cotton .4 est, Rey Winnipeg Railway .Hochelags Montresl .Royal .1922 5% per cont.1923 R%§ per cent.1933 5% per cent.2.VIOTORY BONDS\u2014(Pabject te Income Tax): 1925 5 per cent.200 .98.10 98.15 98.10 98.15 |R 1931 5 per cent.98.70 98.70 98.50 98.80 1937 5 per cent.Le L4+ s.+04e.100.75 100.75 160.75 100.76 WAR LOANS: 1924 B% per cent.22.4.1 sas -s ess $9.50 $9.50 95.40 99 40 1934 53% percent.\u2026.-.100.75 100.76 100.75 100.75 Quebec Railway Ronde .Tt 70% :1 Tramway & Poerw .=2 21% 1% The Toronto Produce Market Toronto May 16\u2014Manitoba wheat No, 1 Northern 81.55 1-2: No.2 $1.51 1-2; No.3 $1.44: No.4 wheat not quoted.Manitoha oats N Western 63c: No.8 5 80c: No.1 feed 57e.Manitoba barley, No.3 Canadian Western nominal: No.4 nominal.All the above on track Toronto.American corn No.3 yellow 78 3-4c; No.8 77 3-4c; on track Toronto.Rye No, 2 dic, nominal.Buckwheat No.2 $1.00 nominal.Ontarlo wheat, carlots, No.1 commercial $1.60, deilvered bid.Quotatlona purely nominal.Ontario bariey, No.3 test 47 pounds, §0¢c to 656.nominal.Manitoba flour, unofficial.No.1 patent $8.50; second patent $8.00, Ontario flour $4.40 f.o.b.Toronto, second hand jute bags.Militeed, bran $23.00 to $30.00 per ton; shorts $30.00 to $32.00 per ton: feed flour, per bag $1.70 to $1.80.Hay, baled, No.2 track Toronto, $24.00 to $25.per ton: Neo.3 $20.00 to $21.00; mixed $18.00 to $19.00; straw, carlols $12.00 to $13.00; loose hay, per ton No.1 $38.00, Egg Market Ottawa, May 16\u2014The market Is stronger and reports from Ontario country points indicaie a very firm feeling.One shipper in asking 30 1-2 for current receipts, cases returned and reveral sales have heen reported of extras at 36 cares free.Tighter receipin are anticipated due to falling.oft In production and the large number of eggs being used for incubating purposes.Accumulations \u2018of eggs In the atorage are reported to he v heavy, some operators being prac- teaily fled up.Several country shippers and small dealera in the Kast are storing on their own Ace count thin year and (his in making the market Armer in the country.Toronto firmer, speciale 37c; ox- tram 30e: Aratn Sc; neconde 29 Montreal firm and active, specials Sic: firste 32c: seconde 1be.BUTTER AND ONEKRE Maien of May 18th.Montrealflutter: Pasteurized 34 3 4e to Sbe.: No.1 Bde to 24 3.8 cin, Toronto, Mutter: No.| pasteurized 35 1 2c No.2 panteurired and No 1 manna- teu be #1 da Ciao.2 Canadian extra No.1 salue 14 cu | eve Chey } 42 ry 42 | + 14% 145 =17 217 9% 198 .99.90 99.00 39.90 99 90 .59.50 99.00 99.90 99,90 -.103.15 102.15 103.15 The Chicago .Produce Market \u2018 Chicago, May 16\u2014Buying In the : the § wheat market today assumed largest proportions witnessed in several months and there was à decided advance in prices.Tradera generally construed the United Mates Supreme Court decisions on the Capper-Tincher Act as a hullish influence.The market cloned unsettled nt 2 14 to 2 5-8 net higher.Corn gained 5-f to 7-8 And onts half to 3-4 @ 7-8.In provisions the outcome varied | from 2 1-2 @ Gc.decline to a rise of 3c.Close: Wheat, May $1.48 3-4: July $1.28) 3-4; Sept.$1.21 3.4.i Corn.May 61 3-4c; July 66 1-8e:! Bept.67 1-2c.Oats, May 38 1-2c: July 40 3-8c.: Sept.41 3-4c.Pork, May $22.98.Jard, July $11.60; Sept.$11.82.Ribs, July $12.02: Bept.$12.00.Sugar Market New York.May 16\u2014The early raw sugar market was firm and unchanged.Cubas on the spot and fer May shipment 2 7-16 cost and freight equal to 4.04 for centrifugal with June at ?1-2e.cost and freight, equal to 4.11.Porto Ricos were quoted at 3.92 for nearby and 3.98 for later shipments.There ware males of 32.000 haga of Cuhas for May shipment to a local refiner.Ra wsugar futures were firmer, and prices at midday showed advances of 4 to § points on trade duy- ing, prompted by the steadier feeling In the spot market.In refined prices were unchanged to 10 points higher with fine granulated now listed at 6.30 to 5.60.The demand con- tinuen of fair proportions for do- meatic and export account.Refined futures nominal.Cotton Market New York, May 16\u2014Cotton futu- ren clomed steady: Closing hldn: January 20.24-870; May 21.20.2800; | July 20.48.83¢: Octoher 20.42-48c.; Decomber 20.44-47c.Bpotn closed steady.Mi1Afing uptands 31.00¢.Liverpogi cotton.apota in good de- mand.Prices moderate, American middling fate 13.076.flood middling 12.424.Middling 12.074.Fully middling 12.224.Low middling 11.07d.(ood ordinary 10,724.Ordinary 10.324, 5 Salen 15,000 halen, including 12.Ton American.Heeeipta 2,000 bad «.fartuding no A mertean.Futaees cod town, Bond Prices Still Low Consideration of bond prices in other countries clearly illustrates the attractiveness of Govern: ment and Municipal bonds at prices now prevailing in Canada.In United States, the recent Dominion Government Loan was rapidly oversubscribed on a 5% interest return basis.In London, England, a New South Wales Loan was recently offered to yield investors but 4.80%.Notwithstanding which, we still offer the highest grade of CanadianeGovernment and Municipal bonds at prices which yield from 5.20% to 6%.Our Istest offering list describes a wide variety of these securities.Write for a copy.It will interest you.Wood, Gundy & Co.Mow York Leudes.Eup Toruste Tr oriation ms Winnipeg Telephone Mais 707 THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA recommends its MONEY ORDERS as a safe and economical method of remitting amounts up to $50.Payable without charge at any branch of any bank in Canada (Yukon excepted) and Newfoundland.95 and under, - = =- = Se.Over $8, not sxcesding $50, se.Ovet $10, not exceeding $30, - 10e, Over $30, not exceeding $50, - 15e, a EE EN NE RN SNES EN EUR EU SHE ERE USHER SRS reen, Gourdeau STOCK AND BOND BROKERS TELEPHONE 185-186 - and Chicago Exchanges.& Charlebois 147 MOUNTAIN HILL Private Wire Connections with Montreal, New York .?McDOUGALL and COWANS 12 Du Fort St.WE BUY and SELL VICTORY BONDS.Telephones 1403-1403 Bruneau& Co (Members Montrest Stock Exchange) STOCK BROKERS Phone 1508 18-13 SAULT-AU-MATELO?STREET Direct private wire with POST à FLAGG 49-51 Brond Street, NE, om BANKRUPTCY ACT.AUCTION SALE.In the matter of Jos.Belisle, of L'Isle Verte, Merchant, Authorized Assigner.NOTICE !s hereby given tha: Tuesday, May 23rd.1922, at 11 o'clock A.M.(New Time).will be sold by public auction at tha offices of the undersigned, 147 Mountain Hill, Quebec, the property of this fallure dercribed as follows: fa) All the claims which the bankrupt may possess on a lot of land forming pare of lot No.215 of the official cadastre for the parish of l'Isle Verte, of irregular shape along the Verte - River, lying between the public road of the sec ond range and the Verte River and to Leon Therr!ait on the West, with the buildings thereon erscted, circumstances and dependencies.This property will be sold to tha highest bidder.The titles and certificates relatisa to this immovable may be seen at the office of the undersigned.This property may be visited ar any time by applying to the undersigned.Terms of payment: \u2014CASH.LEFAIVRE & GAGNON.Authorized Trustees Office; \u2014 147 Mountain Hil, Bosse Building BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS Members of Montreal Stock Exchange Quebec Office: 70 St.Peter Street; Phones: 6645-6646 L.T.des RIVIERES = .Manager Men's Camel Hair Sweaters Men\u2019s Cardigans Ladies\u2019 Golfers Ladies\u2019 Cardigans Men\u2019s Golfers Men\u2019s Golf Hose The new wear Colic Bands Opposite General Post Office Open Saturday Night DÉDODCUAS R085 ORME SHE: 3 OATS 5m ESBS OO SUEZ GEL US HN Ladies\u2019 Camel Hair Sweaters | Ladies\u2019 Stockings | SUMMER UNDERWEAR § No Button Combination Two piece Underwear Fine Silk and Wool Under-} Fine Gauze Underwear Pyjamas, Night Shirts Socks, Socks, Socks | John Darlington Reg\u2019d MUNICIPAL AND GOVERNMENT BONDS Quebec.JOSEPH GIROUX, BOUGHT.SOLD AND QUOTED.Auctioneer, pearance rsa en May 13.17.70x3.BANKRUPTCY ACT.AUCTION BALL.In the matter of Delphis tossurd.of St.Camille, Que.Rutcher, Authorized Assigner NOTICE ia hereby given tha: Tuesday, May 23rd., 1922, at 11 o'clock A.M.(New Time), will he sold by public auction at the offices of the undersigned.14: Mountain Hill, Queber, the assets of this failure as follows: (a) The Rolling stock etc $137.00 fb) Credits 635.14 (ec) The claims which the bankrupt may possess on a lot of land known and designated by number wenty-five (25) of range five (bh) of the Township of Tellechass~, with the buildings thereon erected circumstances and dependencies.(d) The olaims which the bankrupt may possess on a piece of land containing seventy feet in width on one hundred and fifty feet in depth.bordered In front by the public road.in the rear and on one side hy Jules Bliuin on the other side by Jules Breton, and forming part of lot number seventeen (17) Ranga six Bellechasse Township, with buildings thereon constructed, cir cumstances and dependencies.(e) The claims which the bankrupt may possess on a certaln loi of land containing about twelve acres in depth by (wo acres in width bordered on the front by the Public Road, on the north by the Tre carre, on one side by Misael Mercier and on the other side by Abraham Lamontagne, and forming part of Lot No.15 range six of the Bellechasse \u2018Township with buildings thereon erected, circumstances and dependencies.Each item will be sold separately at so much in the dollar and to the highest bidder.The inventory of the rolling stock and the list of credits may be examined at the offices of the undersigned, as well an the tities and certificates concerning the properties.The items mentioned above may he examined at any time by apply ink to the undersigned.Terms of payment: \u2014CASH.LERAIVRE & GAGNON.Authorized Trustees.Offices: \u2014 147 Mountain HiH.> (Bosse TRuiidine) Quebec.JOSEPH GIROUX.Auctioneer, May 13.17.2033 STYLE, FIT WORKMANSHIP ORDER TOUR CLOTHES S.J.BURKE MERCHANT TAYLOR 187 ST.JOUX STREET \u2018Plone 181-w ARMAND LAVERGNE, K.C.| Advocate Tel.4600 .93 St.Peter St.\u2018 Nov.3120m Le ES TA NT ms GDS SAT nea, se for the installation SANITARY PLUMBING carried in stock Bathroom Accessories of all kinds Ask for our illustrated catalogue \"P\u201d ' THE CANAD'AN SALTY C7 Limive ty MECHANICS SUPPLY CO., LTD.; ! \u2018Phone 651 80-90 ST.PAUL ST.Quebec, P.Q.A HOTELS.| Rubber Balls ar .; HARD RUBBER BALLS ! flover: Svoit, Pastry Cool aud : GRAY NUBBER BALLS Confeclioner returns sincere thanhs Within 5 Minutes of |! TERRA COTTA RUBBER BALLS \u2018lo his {riends und the public in gen- Everything Worth While pe Ir 00.30.10 50.20.0099, RRR Ra Chronicle Files 100 Years Ago | PAINTED RUBBER BALLS eral, for the liberal eacouragemen: From 5c.to $1.35 each, \u2018he Las received since commencing SOC SOTO 0 3 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs.Lucien Cannon is spending a tew days in Ottawa.Mr.8.GUrandmaison of Ottawa, is staying at the Chateau.Mr.J.Filllon, of Montreal, is re- Eisiered at the Chateau.Dr.and Mrs.8.Grondin have returned to town from Montreal Mr.J.F.McKenna, of Montrealis In town « guest ac (he Chateau.Mr.(lsorge M.Rowbotham of Boston, is a guest at the Chateau.Mer.Chas.W.Lewis, of Montreal * registered at the Chateau yesterday.Mr, Hl.W.Rutter of Sherbrooke, is in the city, ataving at the Chateau.Mr.W.A.Falimere of Toronto, ia among the guests staying at the Chateau.Mr.and Mrs.8.Johnston of Montreal, are in town, registered at the Chateau.Miss Georgine Rivard has left for Montreal, where she wlll spend a (ew days.Mr.and Mrs.KE.A.Carter are in town from Springfield, Mass, guests at the Chateau.Mr.and Mre.Jacques Dumoulin, HIGH BOUNCING BALL This vat] In Lusiness in Palace Street, and ve- > bounces from 12 to 15 feet.Price specifully Informs them, that he hi te res in :_ 25e.each, jrentoved to No.46 8t.John TENNIS BALLS.from $5e.up.jwhere any orders in the above CHILDREN'S RACKETS (rom 3c.branches will be thankfully recelv.Broadway at 29% Stup.{ed and punctualiy aitended to.New Bork CHILDREN'S WOODEN BATS at 3e.each, Notice.An High Class Hotel LAKE, HOE and SHOVEL BETS, at A: hie Union Hotel.on the eve-' 16e.and 236, per set.TOY WATERING CANS at 25¢.eacn SAND PALL and SHOVEL BETS, 18¢ with Moderate Rates day next, ut half past 7 p.m.pre- | ve u cleely, Lr.Ramsay will, in cimpli- Popuiur priced Club Breakfasts v une wiih request of a\u2019 number of o\u2014\u2014 - = © atlemen deliver an enl.ome of tite À Catetetia\u2014the lax word in T H oO\u2019 N \\ doctrines on the connexion of Body .ElLL aul Abad lucrative of the necex- 1:pto-datenness \u2014just opened K'uus duc ation.Cické:s 10 che (far of the Hotel, RATES Single Room with bath Double Room with bath - TS AR 247 ST.JOHN ST.$5.00 .Lc - 8 Chronicle Files néioz of Saturday, Monday and Tueswie | Heart of Things Hare F4\u201d I have just returned directls fron\u2019 À the Ontario farmer wih a carload o, fine horses inc uding many Ja-gework horses and some splendid\u2019 mares for (armers, Ail these horses\u2019 weigh from 1200 10 1600 pounds.Two (roiting horces, 6 jinniez, 196 harnesses and two pony sacte.Apply lo JOHN Phoge i913 The most cenirally situated, ali modern conveniences.First class cuisine and zercice, We bake our own bread and French pastry, and serve purest milk and cream.A select resort for Lady Tourists Only à few minutes to auto garage.Open from $ em 0 1 pm Beer and Wine served at meals.The White Desert, Ryley Cooper.Maria Chapdelaine.by Louis Hemon Translated by Blake.The Eye of the Will, by E.Temple Thurston.The Great Prince Shan.Phillips Oppenheim.The Head of th: House nf Coumueby Frances H.Burnett.The Return of Alfred by the Author of Patricia Brent.The Golden Dog.by W.Kirby P.J.EVOY .468 BL.JUMN 2iMaAT STREET 48 ST.OMFR TURGRON 23 Muntnagns Sircet, Quebec l'hone 2am May tosh by Courtney WHITE STAR The new Regina\u2014the largest steamer salling trom Montreal, ying capin and third-class pssserigers only, vis Quebec to Liverpool \u2014 the Canopic, Canada, Vedic, Poland and Megantic offer an unrivaled service to Europe.Make vour reservations now for summer sailings.Return passage guaranteed.Sailing ery Saturday.White Star, Red Star and Americas Line Service ve PF by E ard fu oll classes.= age Every Saturday.HEMENENENEREVEENENE EURE 1e 0) Mw Loz ue Tl fs omens secre hae CA, LLY, CA.Fat 4.WILFRID ROULET.LaRue & Trudel, ARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LaRue, Trudel & Picher, 7 Liquidators of Insolvent Ÿ Estates, Administrators.Appraisers, Trustees |.Compromises between ld bebtors and Creditors.126 ST.PETER STREET | Dominion Building, Quebec.{ \u2018Phones 4520-4521 \u2014In\u2014 New York Canadians visiting New York will be able te obtain the \u201cChronicle\u201d at News Stand.Canadian Pacific Rallway Building.Madison, 43rd.and 44th Btrests, and also at Hota!- ing's News Agency, Times Square.\u2018 À QUITE THE REVERSE.\u201cA man Isn't so apt to fib about WELLINGTON his age a8 a woman.but he evens UD ihe acore when telling ahout his E P salary.\u201d remarks an exchange.True, If 1 but he rarely understands his salary SM Tg, jana woman does her > % \"QUAKE IN WASHINGTON.> METAL 5 | Vancouver, Washington, May 16\u2014 a © An earthquake shock waa felt here and at outlying [RE communities a: No damage was reported.APPEAL DISMIASKD, Toronto, Ont.May 16\u2014When the Kingston election appeal for the unseating of Brig.-.(len.A.B.Rosa wan called at Oagoode 1iall this morning am, est | hat = DOMINION Way.\u201cSOYIET N ne evidence was forthcoming and the application wax dismissed.The cross appeal was also dismissed.Mlacroonus vont » 25 Years Ago The S hicitor-Gencral.Surv the Mantrenl Star: The Hon, vies Fitzpatrick, Nolicltor-Gener- assed through the city this woerning, en roule to QUlawa.He expressed hir f us more than rat- Ch irtied wih the result of the elec- ions There were 2 few results wile he would lke to have chang- a for insiance Quebec West and Lui.oa the whole, the Sol- r-Generul was a very happy LEUR He war extremely sorry :o frarn of Mr, Charles Marcel's defeat tn Gaape, winile full of fight for the = Aight he nade, Mr.Fiixick alse s,ated that the people Yueh: have vance more shown the rest of Canada and the world ware wn the side of liberty \u2014 Plier thouzh aad liberty of oes, © arent and weir of the Cay Council are led lu ihe zvatitude of the cii- < for the vorrinued sucress with dminisier ihe city's The recent alle ival contest has pre- ed us hither:o from Sing eu.l aitention to (îte stacement of rendilure and revenue for the fis.ul year ended on 30th April tas: which was sitmitied to the Counc thy che r ai lie last meeting.The citix have again the satisfac.Jr nf le, 1X that the outlay has been well withis the appraprintions and that there has heen a surplus in \u201che financial operations of the year Avouniing Lo R9 Mayor Purent seems in have succeeded with tise ald of the Council in eftacing al- oReiher the era of deficits in our , municinal affairs.and we congratu- laa :hem accordiraiy.TIE SIMPLE LIFE.First Cannihal\u2014 \"Our chier hay fever.\u201d Fecond Cannibal- What brought it on?\" Fire: Carnndal\u2014\"He ate à widow.\u201d has grass PAPERS REDUCED 48 PERCENT.Moscow, May 16.\u2014Hoviet Russin\u2019a newspapers have heen reduced during the past year from 863 to 382, and now have a total circulation of only 1,500,000 for all of Russia, according in à report ac the recent Communist Party Congress.All of thesa are government controlled.fpeakers at the conference declared that freedom of the presse 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should take Lydia B.Plokham's Vegetable Compound.For nearly fifty years it has been Belping women.Let it help you.Lydia E.Pinkham's Texi-Book \u201cpos \u201cAliments Peculiar to Women\u201d will be sent you free upon re quest.Write to Lydia B.Piabb bam Medicine Co, Lynn, se in New York registered at vhe McAlpin Hotel Mr.and Mrs.Jules Garneau have returned from Lake Malouin, whery they spent a week.; Mr.and Mrs, Charles E.Bazin and ! family ha left for (heir summer residence ac Neuviite.; fire.F.DB.Ogilvie arrived in town ; yesterday trom Lake @t.Joseph and \u2018registered at the Chateau.Mr.and Mra Ben Michaud have iahen UD neir residence at BL l\u2019ecronille for the summer months.«Mr.ard Mie, FG.Ancaden of Allston, Mass, arrived In town yer.\u2018ierday and reglsiered at the Chateau.| The Misses Hortense and Jeaninette laMothe left for Chicoutimi ves:erday where they w!il reside in fuiure.{ Mr, and Mra.Tender J.Conway cand Mr.and Mrs.Harry S.Quart let: by motor yesterday for Montrealwhere they will spend à few days.The engagem:n: is announced of Mirs Gabrielle Cote, daughter of Mrand Mrs.Emile Cote, of Cap Cha to Dr.D, Miville, of Amqui, Co.Matane.Mr.and Mrs, Louis 8.Colvelle, of Montreal; and Mr.and Mrs.C.PP.Coleveile of Philadelphia, arrived in town yesterday and Togistered at the Chaieau.The annual metiing of the Women's Canadian Club will be held in the Red Itoom of the Chateau Fron.enue, Friday morning, 19th.instant, | train for New York and Atlantic when Princess Fatima gave it up at 11 c'elouk.; Mr.and Mee.I.KE.Geoftrion, of Montreal, annvunce ihe engagement (of (heir daughter, Gabrielle, 10 Mr {Claude Melanccn, of Otiawa, sop of (Mr.and Mre.ES.Melancon.M GC.M.de R.Finniss, Regent of ae Municipal Chapter 0.N.Bis leaving cn Monday for Vancouver to atiend the annual nieciing of the Imperial Order Daughters of tie Knoire, which 1akes place thers shorily.Mise Grace Henry of New York wha is to coach the dances for the \u201cGay Parade\u201d the 1.0.D.E.musical revue to be held ac the Auditorium on June $th and 10ih and the afternoon cf June 10th.iz registered ai ithe Chateauford and [ady Amor are expeci.ed in Ottawa lomormw for a day \u201cand will he the guests of Their Excellencies the Ciovernor-tieneral and Lady Byng of Vimy at Government House.In the afternoon the Speaker of the Commons and Madame Rodoiphe Lemieux, will hold a reception in the House of Commons reception rooms in honor of lady Astor.Jady Ryng.who atlended the graduation exercizes of the General Hospital Training Rehoo! for Nurses in Grant Hall, Kingston, Ont.and presented (he diplomas on Friday night, wore a handsome gown of fuschia georgette, entrain, diamond ornaments and a diamond coronet YOUNG COUPLE IN MORTAL DUEL Battle To Death in Children\u2019s Presence\u2014Knife And Axe Used In Fray Sarnia, May 16.\u2014Joseph l.oberi, aged 33 years, and his wife, aged 29 years, of Elkton, a few miles from Port Huron, and known in Sarnia, fought to the death at their farin home today in the presence of their three small children.A butcher- knife and axe were used in the bai- tle, which resuiied in \u2018he death of both.This is the story of the tragedy ae reconstructed by officers whe tonight are Investigating th~ double killing, which, it Is believed, occurred some Lime auring the morning while the two elder chiliren were .n schuol.The three children who were home at the time of the tragedy were: Edward, aged four years; Agnes, two years, 1 2 mx-monthe- old baby.The luttur was scriously cut on Vhe upper right forearm with the butcher-knife during the quarrel which ended in the death of both parents.The only statement the ciTicers have outained is \u2018ror Edward.He told them that his marims \u201ccut herself with a knife and then tried to hurt his papa.\u201d Joseph, jun.aged 10, and his sister, agai eight, returned fro mechon! a 3.10 to find their parents lying (logether in a welter of blood in the backyard of their home, while the three younger children sobbed quietly in the eeat of an old huggy nearby.The hysterical cries of the older children atiracted the atiention of Frank Byréniak.of Pigeon, who called neighbors and notified Deputy | honeymaon Sherif John Hoffman, of Klkion, In- vO OOOO HOODOO OE DOD in her hair.Danclog followed the presentations.Lady Macdonell] The Commandant's wife, enter tained Her Excellency, Lady Byng of Vimy at tea on the occasion of her visit to the Royal Military Collegh on Friday afternoon.The marriage was solemnized ves.terday morning In the St.Louis Chapel, Barilica, the Rov, Abbe Lou!s Holduc, cousin of the bride, ofticia- ting, of Miss Corinne Poullot, daughter of Mr.and Mre.Onesime Poullot d'Auteuil street to Mr.B.A.Perron, of the Bank of Montreal, son of Mrand Mrs.Perron, of Coaticooke, The bride.who was given away by her father, wore & navy blue suit, with hat of same shade trimmed) with mauve (lowers, and a mink neckplece, and carried a bouquet of; ten roses.The groom was attend- (ed by his father.Immediately af- r.the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.EB.A.Perron left for New York, on [thelr wedding (rly and on their return will take up their residence on Cartier Avenue.The wedding took place yesterday morning at Notre Dame éu Chemin Ohureh of Mixs Jeanne Roy.daughter of Mr.J.P.Roy.advocate and Deputy Registrar of thls city, to Mr.iJ.0.Duport, of Malone, N.Y.The I Rev.Abbas Jules Roy of Portneuf,| brotHer of the bride officiated at the! I ceremony.The bdride.who wera \u2018Riven away by her father, wore a! dark blue travelling anit, with, French hat of eame shade, and | marten furs, and carried a houquet \"nt tea roses and lilies of the valley.\"The groom was attended by Mr.8.+.Hndon, of Bherbrooke.Following the ceremony Mr.and Mrs.J.0.Tupnrt left by motor for Mon- New York ard lake Placid| on their wedding trip and on their; treturn will reside in Sherbrooke.: A pretty wedding took place yes- \u2018terday morning at nine o'clock at the private chapel of St.Jean Baytiste church, when Miss Henriette | ~ \u2018Your Mother Will Be Pleased with this tea.Toll her | recommend it, for | wee i home.Show her the Guarsates know she will be glad te ory À.8 THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 192 , en Es .ns \u2014_ A } Al hich aed 1 firm believer lu the old adage, \u2018Of Ward flight, \u201cbut if I don't get thera t $100,000 Jewel Goes To New York Commission Merchant! For $5,600 a corner at with the minister, when he had regained his breath.ty woing to spank me.\u201d \u201cWhat!\u201d gasped o become part of the college fund the astonished you eager to have Your mother spank you (hat you rur home so fast?\u201d \u201cNo,\u201d shouted he Dara-Yal-Noor was to produce.| minister.MOTHER'S GENTLE IJAND.The little boy in this story from the boy over lis wo evils choots the le Turning | before pa, he'll do it!\" full speed he collided \u2014\u2014\u2014 Tt is well to remember.however, my |that the only girls who leap, from sutomobiles are those in.\u2014Rochester Times- \u201cWhere are you running to, ittle man?\u2019 aeked the roiniszer, [atrangers whe cHmb \u201cHome!\u201d panted the boy.\u201cMa's|Unlen.\u2014 New York, May 16.\u2014The Dara- Noor, Princess Fatima's $100,- 600 diamond, which once adorned the regal turbans of her Afghan parents, today rolled into a New York commission merchant's safe\u2014 for $5,500.: The jewel was auctioned at a sher- 1f£'u sale primarily became lis own- or owed the Government 81400 duiy on the gem.The Princess brought it here to sell, so she could send her three sons to college.She expected it to pru- vide funds\u2019 for her own living, too, end even planned a villa on the Hudson.But the Princess will get a bit Jers rheumatic poison is allowed to ree 0 tir py cess of Nature's Remedy INR Tabe many cases where other \u2018There are three vital Jrocesses of tio food.of peuranment from of the 1 Morin.daughter of Mrs.(Dr.) Morin {than $1,106 cash.and most of that (St.John siree:, was married to Mr.! will go to hotelkeepers.| Wallace Carpenter, of the Quebec! The Princess, who weat broke Ry.Rev, Abbe Antonio Picher.|after a tour of the country, during cousin cf the bride officiated.The which she was Introduced to Presibride entered the church chapel! on.dent Harding, now Is Jiving in ob- \u2018the arm of her brother, Mr.Henri ecurity, \u201csomewhere on the East {Morin looking attractive In a cos- Side,\u201d according to her attorney.8he jtume of grey cloth.French hat olididn't attend the sale, hut her grey and copper sable furs.8he|princelings, Hashim, Azim and carried a shower bouquet of orchids) Ahkber, were there.Wistfully they {and roses.Mr.H.A.Dauphin, gazed on the diamond\u2014and as wist- uncle of the bride was best man.fully watched John R.Keim, tha | The service was attended by nu- purchaser, toss it with several other merour friends of the contracting diamonds into a black bag.stow the parties.Breakfast was afterwavdt!whole thing into his pocket and izerved a! the residence of the walk out.Let anytit: inter: with these A LE 09 of some Kind follows.\u2019 \u201c4 Poor digestion - tion means livre pamiratie full nourlshment from food and that in turn often means impoverished d, weakness, Snemia, ete.Poor elimination means en eceumulation of waste matter which poisons the body, lowers aiviants to aisease \u2018sna\u201dbonis of the ce to disea: nd\" leads evelopment of many serious ills.eumatism,\u2014due to some interfer ence with the process of ellmination, failure to get rid of certain iso: nnot bi TE, =\u2014C2j e 0 any medicine tha the condition responsible for it.Could any reasonable person expect to rid medicines have falled.Thousands are using NR Tablets every day and get- relief, Why pay ve or ten times i muck\u201d for uncertain A box of Nature's Tablets), con taining enough to last twenty five dz ys,\u2014must Belp u, mush give you prompt rel of and sate actory benefit or cost you nothing.And Nature\u2019s Remedy fn ri for the relief of heures It ay proves digestion, tones the liver, reg~ Ulates kidney and bowel action, improves the blood and cleanses the Whole system.You'll feel like & new person when you've NR Tablets & week.You've tried the expensive medicines and doctors, now make the Teal test.You'll get results this time.Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) is sold, guaranteed and recommended sa ITO DARKEN HAIR bride's mosher, Mr.and Mrs.Carpenter leaving on the afternoon, City, where the honeymoon wil be, \u2018spent.Upon their return they will reside on Cartler Avenue.Yesterday afternoon a reception was neld by the bride's mother at her residence, St.John street.The marriage of Misa Naymonde (Mercier, daughier of Dr.and Mrs.\u20180.F.Mercier of Montreal, to Mr.Paul Bienvenu, son of Mr.and Mrs.Tancrede Bienvenu, son of Mr.and Tancrede Bienvenu, of West-: mount took place yesterday morning at nine o'clock in the Church of Notre Dame de Lourdes, Montreal, the Rev.Abbe Gauthier officiating.The bride.who was given away hy! her father, wore a gown of sand- colored canton crepe.heavily head-: ed.à hat of the same shade with \u2018ostrich feather trimming, and, sable furs.Her houquet was a\u2019 sirawer of tea roses and lily of the valley.8he was unattended and the witness for the groom was his father, Mr.Tancrede Bienvenu.Following the ceremony.a reception was held at the hame of the bride's parents.394 Bherhrooks street east, where the decorations wers carried out fn roses, carnations, sweet peas and other cut flowers.Tater Mrand Mra.Rienvenu left by motor for Take Placid, where they will spend their honeymoon.and on thelr (return will reside in Montreal.; Amon the out-of-town guests Were .Mr, and Mrs.I.P.Turgeon, of Que- \u2018hee and Mr.J.H.DesRoslers, of Reauceville, Que.APPLY SAGE TEA Look Young! Bring Baok Its Natural Color, Gloss And Attractiveness - Common garden sage brewed Into A heavy tes, with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaced and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant.Just a few applications will prove a revelation 1f your hair is fading, streaked or gray.Mixing the sage Tea and Sulphur recipes at hume, though, is troublesome An easier way Is to get a bottle of Wyeth's 8axge and Sulphur Compound at any drug store, all ready for use.This is the old-time recipe improved by the addition of other Ingredients.While wispy, gray.faded hair 1s not sinful, we all desire 10 retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness.By darkening your hair with Wyeth's 4 Sulphue Compound, no on: can®tell, because it does it 80 naturaily, so evenly.You just dampen & sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, teking onc rmail strand at a time: by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and after another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and Juxuriant, ! vestigation by Prosecuting Attorney A.H.Bauer, of Bad Axe.and & coroner's jury of six men practically established the fact that the man and woman had fought until both were mortally wounded.\u2014 Will we have It without an overlong wait at the aliar\u2014the airplane wedding wilh the radio transmission | tioneer $20, 80 she will get less than The diamond had heen in the safe of the sheriff since early in Marca, of rheu o pain 8s long as because of the liens against it.Lien No.1 was the $1,400 duty.Number] two was Magnan Davet's len of $2,- 179 for money loaned to Princess your druggist.f eu > oor MCT ARE a [of = i Cet de pl Zi Fatima on the stone as security.i Them came a claim of $177 hy n hotel, another for $108 from another .hotel, and a third for $8622 fron| \u2014\u2014 EE \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Richard H.Watson, a lawyer who once handled Fatima's affairs.Together those amouniz make $4.384, teaving the Princess just -31,116 in cash.È The Princess had io pay the auc.| TION T0 MOTORISTS It would be TO TOUR ADVANTAGE t0 secure our rates on FIRE, THEFT, PUBLIC LIABILITY.PROPERTY DAMAGE AND COLLISION before placing your Insurance.$1,100, and while the sale was going on, representatives of at least threo IB|SOTNTOSC À hotels watched to see what the dia- 0 rons morsd a eo more nme sa i CG.and W.CHAMPION, Reg'd.ÿ & board bill or two, so that her at- | Insurance Brokers 0 torney, Albert Schwartz, admitted |} 67 ST.PETER ST.- QUEBEC, Que.; \"PHONLS: OFFICE, 75; RES, 236 0 =X ashion?)| pes Y tee] INDIVIDUALITY IN A JUMPER STYLE.A jumper dress can show orig?inality as is evidenced by this extremely simple and smart one.The V-shaped neckline extends to Quebec-Montreal FIVE HOURS VIA QUEBEC BRIDGE (IN DAY-LIGHT) the waistline as do the armholes, ; Except Stand cept showing a flare-sleeved guimpe.Pay ard Time.har ee The sides may be shirred on 18.18 P.M.Lv.QUEBEC Ar.2.15 P.Mglastic making fe ved to slip the (Palais Station) ress on over the head.The ladies\u2019 dress pattern No.8.15 P.M.Ar.(a Bet) Ly 915 AM.1401 is cut in sizes 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44 inches bust measure, Size 36 requires 234 yards 32-inch material with 1734 yards braid for dress and 134 yards 36-inch material for guimpe.Price 15 cents, stamps or coin, (coin preferred).CAFE PARLOR CAR \u201c Other Convenient Service for Montreal __ 4.16 AM.From Levis Stn.Dally via Drummondville 2.06 P.M.From Levis Stn.Daily via Drummondville 12.10 P.M.From Parent Square ex.Sunday via Joliette 11.50 A.M.Palais Btn.ex.Sunday via Richmond and Bherbrooke 11.30 P.M.Palals Stn.Dally vis Richmond and Sherbrooke TRAVEL NATIONAL:\u2014TFor other particulars, also optional route arrangements between Quebec and Montreal apply to City Ticket Office 10 8t.Ann Street, Phone 630, Palais Station.Parent Square Station, lower Town or any Ticket Agent, Canadian National or Grand Trunk Rallways, RUGS-RUGS We have just received this week a large assortment of rugs of all kinds and in all sizes among which there is a new and special kind which we particularly recommend.These are fibre and jute rugs.The prices, the shades and the durability of these ruge makes them superior to all others of the same prises.House furnishings a specialty: ollototha, carpets, ouriains, upholstering materials, dedding, ote; ote, SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.P.J.COTE Our SUMMER book of is now ready.It contains over 300 styles, embroidery designs, a complete seven-lesso) course in dressmaking, etc.Price 10c per copy Sumracr Fasfilon Books Now on Hand.\u2018ef (he here.comensthe-bride ante- an:hem?\u2014 Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.Opposite Palace Hill orders te Fashion Address ail Quebec | Chronicte, Department, Quebes."]