The Quebec chronicle, 30 juin 1922, vendredi 30 juin 1922

[" rit Weather Forecast: Clearing ' ESTABLISHED 1764.INSURGENT REPUBLICANS STILL HOLD FOUR COURTS BUILDING Siow Bombardment Continued Ali Day Yesterday And Gradually Sections Crumbled Away\u2014Nobody Able To Get Out Of The Building\u2014Dead Number At Least Soore, Wounded Reach High Dublin, June 39\u2014The Insurgent Republican forces under Rory O'Connor have held the Four Courts tor two days against all the attacks of the Provisional Government.\u2018Fhroughout today a slow bom- hardment continued, and gradually sections of the splendid edifice ware seen to erumble away.Because of the slow and deliberate methods employed by the Govermment authorities, the operations have been prolonged for & much greater period than was generally expected, thus permitting an opportunity for those supporting the revolutionary movement to take up positions at various points throughout the city with the object of giving aid to the men within the Insurgent mronghold.Nobody was able to get out of the Four Courts.but O'Connor's Dublin Brigade comprising upwards of 4.- 000 men.has shown activity that indicates it ie working on & prearranged plan.Last night and today bands of Irregulars occupied various premises, which they could hold and from which they could 4 maximum damage hy sniping.While the majority of the people in Dublin commend the action of the Provisional Government, the Republicans are circulating confl- dent statements, and though O'Connor is not supposed to de in any way responsible to the De Valerz party, it is evident from the statement issued by Mr.De Valera today that he has that party's sympathy.No accurate estimate of the ca- susitien can be made akthough the dead are known to number at least a score, the wounded reashing a high figure.The casualties are by no means confined to the investing and besieged forces as snining has played a considerable part.One Free State soldier was shot dead while standing at à window in the four Courta hotel.One man was killed and three were wounded by snipers in Dane Street.Government Soldiers Captured \u201cThe insurf¥I Trini \u201cYorons Have captured weventeen soldiers of the Provisional Government in the Dominick street area, according to A report late this afternoon, which could not be officially confirmed.Unexpected Difficulties.London, June 29 \u2014 The Dublin correspondent of the Dally News, who seems to be in close touch with the Free State leaders, tele graphed his paper at midnight that \u201curexpected difficuliles have been encountered by the Government forces in their siege of the Four Cours.\u201d \u201cit Is impossible.\u201d he added, \u201cto forecast what the immediate developments will be, but the English public would be unwise to assume that Michael Collins\u2019 determination to take the bull by the horns has been definitely successful.A renewal of faith and pa- tence may be.necesary before the fruits of victory can be reaped.\u201d A Central Neww dispatch from Dublin today reports members of the I.W.W.In possession of some buildings in the city, including Moran's Hotel.They are armed with revolvers and rifles.the message declares, and have an electric mine laid in the centre of the roadway outside the hotel in Talbot strest.A cable is visible running from the hotel, the correspondent says, the intention evidently being to ambush any Free State force that nttempis to renew yesterday's at.Country District's May Escape \u2018Winston Churchill, Kecretary for the Colonies told the House of Commons this afternoon the situation In Dublin was not wholly free from anxiety.He mld the Pritish were confining thelr assistance entirely to supplying the Free State with the materials it required.The Frees State author- Ities continued to decline assistance of any kind from British troops he added.The Postmaster General announces that the cable between Anglesey, Wales and Kingstown has been cut and that telegraphic communication between Great Britain and Southern Ireland has therefore ceased.The cable to Belfast, however, Ia working and is the only me of communication with Ireland.I: is also improbable that letters can be Gelivered anywhere in Southern Îreland.\"The Dublin correspondent of the Times mys that, although it would be premature to atate that the real fight between the Provisional Government and the irrsgulars will be confined to Dublin, there a oouraging Indications that the country districts may escape with com- paratively light disturbances.Figure 244 MEMBERS IN NEXT COMMONS Redistribution Bill To Increase Number By Nino\u2014Prairie Provinces Benefit (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, June 29\u2014There will be 344 Membere in the House of Commone after the next redistribution, according to the revised population figures for Canada, which have been given out by the Dominion Bureau of Statistics.\u2018This Ÿs an increase of nine Members over the present House.The distribution of the Members among the Provinces in the present House and after redistribution will compare as follows on the basis of these figures: New Present Province House House Quebec .66 68 Nova Scotia 14 36 New Brunswick .I1 11 Prince Edward Island.4 4 Omtario ,.§1 82 Manitoba creer.17 1 Saskatchewan .21 16 Alberta .s\u2026secusn 18 12 British Columbia Lo 14 12 Yukon .cee 1 1 \u2018The chief increases in membership are.as were expected, in the Prairie Provinces, which will send eleven more members to Parliament after redistribution than they do now.The decreases are in Nova Scotia and Ontario.The Province which gets the lar- gost increase 1s Saskatchewan, with with four.It is not certain whether the Yukon will retain its separate representation after redistribution.That territory was fret given a Member by Act of Parliament in 1902.At that time there was a population of 27319 in the territory but at present It is only 4,157.According to an anpouncement made by the Premier at the close of Parliament, a redistribution bill will be introduced at the next session In January.POINCARE GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE By French Senate Following Debate On German Repara- tions\u2014The Turning Point | Paris.June 29\u2014The Benate today gave Prem.er Poincate a vota of confidence (following a debate on German reparations in the course of which Poincare declared that the Allies had arrived at the turning point on the question of Reparations but that the Franch Governmen \u201cwill make every endeavor Lu avoid getting into & blind alley.\" Germany, M.Poincaré raid, was struggling with a financial crisis, but she had provoked it herself, and meanwhile her industries were flourishing.The Premier suggested as remc- dle for the situation \u201cthe putting into effect of a really effective organization for the collection of taxes on Germany's exporis, the proceeds of which should be deposited with the Reichsbank, or If that Is (n- sufficient, credits accumulated abroad by Germans In foreign money must be applied to the payment of reparations.\u201d POON, ROOMS SCHOOLS FOR YOUNG ORIMINALS Toronto, Ont.June 39% \u2014Pool rooms in Canada are the greatest schools for young criminaie in existence, Chief of Police Dickson.of the Toronto Police Department, told the International convention of Chiefs of Police in session at San Francisco In discussing the evils of crime and its oure.(Neglect by parents, laziness and idleness combined with an incon- trolable desire for pleasure and fu- xury nother factor in creating criminals.Chief Dickson stated.WAIT ON YOURSELF: Certainly! It's lot of fun and, be- cides, you can pick out any dish you like and have it served In short order.There's economy too in est.ing the cafeteria way.When in a hurry or wishing to dine sconqml.cally, visit ua Elda Cafeteria (Near Anditertam) 100 OT.JONN STREET Ove.while ACLS ia a close second, | atce-Asneciation of-relwey-exdou- The Queb INTERVENES TO AVOID WALKOUT Railroad Union Leaders Summoned To White House By Harding RAPID DEVELOPMENTS Strike \u2018Would Be Againet The Orders Of The Labor Board Chicago, June 39\u2014Intervention by the Federal Government under the authority of the \u201ctransportation get\u201d created to maintain the orderly course of the nation\u2019s transportations arteries, loomed to-night as the final hope of averting the threatened rail strike of 400,000 shopmen.and posstbly half a million more raliroad workers Their ultimatum to the railwuy sxecutives rejected, chief executives of the six shop orafts union, which have called a strike for ten o'clock Saturday morning and the leaders of four other unions now polling a strike vote, prepared to-night to answer the summons of the United States Rallroad Labor Board to appear In a federal investigation to-y morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.WHhh the union heads were sum- | moned the executives of twenty- three raiiroads, charged by the employees with illegally contracting shop work in violation of the Board's orders, one of the three questions on which the shopmen have been casting strike ballots for the last two weeks.Other railway executives of the 201 class one roads in the country \u2018also were asked by the Board to be present.Developments of the strike situation came in rapid sequence today.International presidents of the six shop unions announced telegrams authorizing thelr membership to walk out Saturday morning.The Labor Board immediately recognized a threatened interruption act, issued a citation to the sirike lead- ore to come before it for official In- tive meeting here on other matters considered and rejected the union proposal of & truce pending negotiations.over wages and working conditions.The executives declared that a strike would be against the orders of the Labor Board and against the United Btates Government and thus absolved themselves from further responsibility as to the present si- tustion, \\ \u2018There 1s little likelihood officials sald that any scheme could be arranged to mend the differences of the employees and the roads, and most of the executives departed tonight for their homes.Executives of only 16 of the 23 roads cited were present at today's meeting but they expected to appear before the Board 0- Morrow, ~The July first $60,000,000 wage cut and the modMication of seven rules were two questions involved in the shopmen's strike vote which an- = Labor Board according to the carriers position.Defiance of those orders by the roads would bes to recognizes your power and authority as greater than that of the Government, ssid the executives reply to the union ultimatum.Ben Hooper, Chairman of the Labor Board, Who was credited with having taken the leadership in averting a threatened railway strike last October, to-night issued a statement declaring that \u201cit is evident to every student of the situation that the Railway Tabor Organisations have no just cause for serious co plaint at the treatment they h: received at the hands of the Federal Wage tribhunats during the war period and since.\"TUE Invitations Accepted Washington, June 29 \u2014 While house officials at 1:30 this afternoon said acceptance had been re- celved from both the bituminous and anthracite coal representatives and from all union officials who had responded up to that hour.to President Harding's invitation for à joint meeting at the White House Saturday for the two parities of the wtrike.To Strike In Canada \u2018London, Ont.June 38\u2014It wes the frank opinion of Tom Moore, of Ottawa, President of the Dominion Trades Congress this morning that those ralilwaymen employed on Canadian roads and vitally affected by the recent changes in the working and wage agreements of those corporation will adopt the same measures as their fellow workers in the United @tates and declare a general strike.Strike Orders Held Up Detroit, Mich, June 39\u2014Ordere that would have sent 400,000 men, comprising the maintenance of way forces of 98 percent of the railroads of the country out on strike at 10:00 « m.July first as a protest against a wage cut ordered effective that date by the United States Railroad Labor Board was held up hers late today by F.F.Gradle, Grand President of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of way employees and raliway shop laborers, following a summons from the Labor Board to attend a conferends of Union leaders and raliroad executives in Chicago to-morrow.All but a few short Nnes would have been &ffected.Compllation of all strike ballots received here in the national referendum was QUEBEC, FRIDAY , 415, GOVERNMENT ISEVERE HANDLING \u2014May End Today ling by Judge Monet of alienisi called to decide whether Rev.FY ther Adelard Delorme, charged ; the murder of his half brothers Raoul, i» mentally able to stand trial, was the feature of the hearitper of the case in the Court of King's Bench, here today.A His Lovdship severely scored Dr.Omer Noel.Assistant Medical OMi- cer of the St.Jean de Dieu Lunatic Asylum, for negligence In not havies read the proceedings of the Delorme hearing at the Coroners inquest and asked him if he knew how much a city street cleaner was paid per day in connection with the Doctor's salary of $1200 per year or four dollars per working day when doctor first accepted the appoll ment to the Asylum.3 Dr.Noel replied that he had some into Court to be insulted.His Lordship then ordered that the Coroner's Court proceedings be read in Court and after this had been done, put the following que tion to Dr.Gaston de Bellefeulllpchief defence alienist: \u201cYou have just heard the reading for one hour amé a half of the depe- sition given By Delorme at the Coroner's inguiry\u201d.Dr.De Bel uille: Yes\u201d.The Ji : \u2018So you swear before God and man that a person who could give such perfect evidence foc an hour and half without a single error in style and language could, all the while, in despite of his perfect evidence.not be sane of mind\u2019.Dr.De Bellefeullle: \u201cHe is (n- sane\u201d.The Judge: \u201cBut how can Wwe ever find a single criminal guilty in view of this perfect evidence\".Dr.De Belleteuille: \u201cIf you will allow me until to-morrow\u201d.i \u2018The Judge Interrupting: \u201cNo $o- morrow about it.Right away\u201d.Dr.de Beîlefeutile then p a to quote from authorities as to cases resembling that of Delorme, but Judge Monet refused to listen to him and summarily dismissed the witness from the stand with the comment: \u201cI would give & let nat to know anything eof this science of yours\u201d.: Juêge Monet than announéiiiipa: he revoked his edict against Women attending the Court on the ground that everything was now finished and \u201cnothing shown that Delorme sinned against public decency\u201d.Argument of defence and Crown Counsel will occupy at least the entire morning session to-morrow.Judge Monet wili deliver his charge to the jury in the afternoon should time permit.Expectation that the Delorme case would terminate today were shattered at the afternoon hearing, when Judge Monet In the face of strenuous protests from the defence, permitted the Crown to offer to the jury the prisoner's evidence given at the Coroner's inquest on the death of Raoul Delorme last February.The official Court stenographer who took the notes read the evidence in question, 42 pages long, which was expected to take the whole afternoon.\u2018To-morrow will see addresses to the jury by the Crown Prosecutor Montreal, June 29\u2014Bevere nid swer conditions laid down by the! and possibly by the defence, together with the charge by Judge Monet.ROBINSON WOULD DECLINE PEERAGE London, June 39\u2014Lord Chancellor Birkenhead read a letter in the House of Lords today from Sir Joseph Robinson, addressed to Premier Lioyd George asking the King's permission to decline the peerage that has been offered him.The writing of the letter arose from the controversy that has been going on for several days in both the House of Commons and the Lorde against the bestowal of certain \u20ac | peernges.News Index Page Two.High Standard In Third Class.Antonia Docked Here Yesterday.Page Three Alphabet Of The Dominion.Page Four.Editorial; Press Comment.Five, Figures Given By Dr.Paquin.Treat For Radio Lovers Tonight, Dominion Day Workers Busy.Roard Of Trade Wired Cabinet.Mr.W.Raymond Called By Death.Veterinarians Elect Officers.8 Page Siz Expecis Better Trade Conditions Education By Radio Soon.Scraps Monday At Imperial.Diadema Winner Af Hamilton, Jockey Eames Had Good Day.Dempsey Accepts Wills\u2019 Challenge.Quebec May Have Pro.Baseball.Two Baseball Games Sunday.Tennis Tourney Starts Saturday.Page Eight, Be Courteous To Other Drivers.Timely Hints To Car Owners.Page Nine.Pollock's Economy Sale Ten The Wonders of Wireless.Night Flying To France.Page Kleven ge Financial And Commercial News, New York And Montreal Markets.Page Twelve Social And Personal.Reminiscences Of The Pam.completed this afternoon and show the Union had voted 226,870 to 24.784 In favor of suspension of work.A total of 266.014 votes was cast.but 1,966 were voié and thrown out.UNE 30, 1922.OROMINED PRIEST Well Known Ste.Therese Physician Took Religious Vows ' Yesterday Montreal, June 18\u2014Bishop Gauthier at a ceremony held at St James Cathedral morning ordained te the priesthood Dr.Charles Emery Campeanu, a well known physician of #t.Theress who for many years practiced in St.Henri, and who as spent twenty-six years of his lite In active medical practice, Dr.Campeau was born in Vaudreuil, Que.in 1870 and after studies at the st.Therese College, came to Montreal where he graduated with high medical honors from Laval University.He was well known in this city as the \u201cpoor man\u2019s doctor\u201d and was never known to refuse a case becauss of the financial condition of his patient.\u2018His wife, formerly Edna Rastoul, of Montreal died in 1914 and since that time Dr.Campeau has coniem- plated entering the priesthood.He took up studies to this end at the Seminary of St.Therese in August 190.His son la also studying to enter the priesthood.CANADIAN NATIONAL HAD DEFICIT IN MAY Company Spent $100.38 To Operating Expenses Cut Toronto, June 29\u2014The Canadian National Rallways report a deficit of $35,638.96 for the month of May apart from interest charges.Gros earnings were 59,7687,431.35 and operating expenses $9,836,070.31.To earn one hundred dollars.President Hanna said today: \u2018\u201cThe figurer quoted are for \u2018he entire system, including the Canadian Northern, !n- tercolonial, Prince Edward Island, National Transcontinental and Grand Trunk Pacific Railways.\u201cOperating expenses of these Jines for the five months have been reduced by nearly $13,000,000 or be 30 percent\u201d.FALL RIVER BOAT REFLOATED SELF.Newport, R.I., June 28-\u2014The Fall River Line steamer Providence, bound from New York to Fall River, struck a ledge in a fog near Fort Wetherell early today and floated under her own power several hours after her 281 passengers had trans- terred to this city aboard the steamer General.The Providence docked here, where preparations were immediately made for to proceed to New York for repairs.It was found that \u2018the steamer's plates for a distance of fifty feet from the stem had been bent or smashed.Thres of her forward compartments were filled water, NO COMMUTATION (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, June 29\u2014Commutation has been refused in the case of Oslas Riopel, sentenced to death for murder and now confined in the jail at Bt.Scholastique.Riopel will be executed on July êth.The Weather.Toronto, June 29\u2014Pressure is low over the Rocky Mountains plateau and over Eastern Canada.Bcatterod showers have occurred in the Ottawa and Upper Gt.Lawrence Valleys.Moderate rains near Qu\u2019- Appelle, Southern Manitoba and in eastern Quebec and heavy rains in the Western Districts of the Maritime Provinces.Elsewhere in Canada weather has been fair.Temperatures.Min.Max.Dawson -.i.s.48 62 Prince Rupert .4.8 Victoria .80 6 Vancouver .828 72 Kamloops .48 20 Calgary .46 6 Edmonton .4¢ 60 Battleford .: 42 68 Prince Afbert -\u2014 48 Medicine Hat oo 52 68 Moose Jaw .\u2026.49 B® Regina .oo 46 868 Winnipeg .48 68 Port Arthur .46 74 White River .34 7 Parry Sound .BR T6 London .40 M Toronto.GB 84 Kingmon .: 64 7 Ottawa .80 74 Montreal .68 70 Quebec .68 66 Bt, John .73 Halifax .-.-.68 84 Forecasts Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay\u2014 Light to moderate winds: fair and warm, \u2019 Ottawa Valley and Upper ét.Law- rence\u2014Light to moderate winds; falr and warmer.Lower M.Lawrence\u2014Ododerate winde: clearing.Gulf and North Shore\u2014Moderate to fresh easterly winds, decreasing and becoming variable: partly cloudy with showers, clearing in Western portions.Maritime \u2014 Moderate winds: showery in Eastern at first, but generally fair; ary or higher tempersture.Buperior\u2014Easterly winds: partly cloudy with scattersd showers In Western districts; moderate winds: fair near the Goo.Manitoba\u2014 Partly cloudy with showers in some localities Afderte \u2014 Generally fair warmer.westerly Gletricte station- \\ DR.CAMPERU WAS [FREE STATERS Earn Hundred Dollars\u2014 Chronicle Temperatures: | Min.88; Max.66 T7] = PRICE TWO CENTS.IN FOUR COURTS BUILDING NOW O'Connor And 150 Followers Hold Rear \u2014 33 Prisoners \u201c Were Taken FIRING CONTINUES Messengers Left Courts During Two Minute Truce\u2014 Bearing Peace Proposals London.June 30\u2014A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Dublin says Rory O'Connor and Lian Mellowes, with 130 ¢ollowers, hold the rear of the Four Courts building.The artillery firing was re- aewed at 3.45 o'clock this (Friday) morning.The prisoners taken by the Free Staters number 33.A despatch to the Times from Dublin timed 2:30 o'clock this (Friday) morning says the Frees Staters attacking the Four Courts are commanded and being personsily led by Brigadier General Daly.After brisk artillery and machine gun fire General Daly led his men trom the south side of the Liffey acroms Grafion eireet and the bridges.The gunfire had broken down the sate, and so briskly did the State goldiers make the ascent that they did not suffer any serious casu- atiles.As they crossed the courtyard ritls butts and rams brought down thy inner doors and as they fell, the defenders poured a withering fire upon the attacking forces.\u2018Ten rebel soldiers were killed ou\u2018: right by gun fire and ten others were wounded in hand-to-hand fighting which ensued.Twenty-two of the Irregulars threw \u2018Up their hands and surrend- By A pootntmens \u2018 VISITORS TO QUEBEC Are cordially invited to visit our FUR SALONS t As the foremost Canadian representative of Can.; ada\u2019s Pioneer industry, we are in a position to show { you the finest collection of RAW AND MANUFACTURED FURS on this continent, Independent of any desire on your part to purchase, we look forward to the pleasure of exhibiting, for your approval, our fine Russian and Hudson's Bay Sables Stone Marten\u2014Fisher Silver and Blue Foxes.Opposite the Basilica.4 dust around the cormer sp from the Chateau TOMORROW BEING DOMINION DAY Our Store will be Closed MEN'S DEFT.OPEN THIS EVENING.Iced Tea or Lemonade Sets For Serving cool drinks during the hot season.In Engraved Glass with beautiful floral design.Jug with cover, six glasses with ered, while Rory O'Connor, with Brigadier General Traynor and 150 men retreated to a far corner of tae court.Quickly throwing up barricades they are now holding the Free Staters at bay.The despairh to the Times adds that O'Connor has heen given opportunity to surrender but has declared it to be his intention to fight to the death.\u2018The Free Staters captured a great quantity of rifles, machine gune and explosives.It is thought that by some secret means many of the orl- ginal garrison have made their way Into the city, where they have seiz- od Hamman's hotel in Rackville street, turning out the guests on five minutes notice.Two Minute Truce.A despatch to the Daily Mail from Dublin timed one o'clock Friday; morning says Government troops have entered the east wing of the Four Courts, which wae bat'ered by arilllery this morning.Some of the garrison la still holding out, firing continues intermittently.Messengers, presumed to be bear.ng peace proposals.left the cours during a two minutes truce.Courts at & late hour.capturing three-parts of the bullding, according to & Dublin despatch to the Times.This operation was put through without severe firing.Rory O'Connor was given an opportunity to aurrender but declined to comply.Heavy guns were then turned on the bullding which shattered a part of the walls and nev- eral detachments of Free Stato troops made their way through the breach.They were met by a heavy fire and auffered rome casualties, Commandant Barry, who was captured, Is a prominent Cork Republlean leader.The main parte of the Four Courts in Dublin \u2018have heen captured by the Provisional Government for- cen.according to a despatch to the Central News! Commandant Barry and 22 men being taken prisnner.Rary O'Connor and Flam Mellowes leaders of the revolt, are in a smaller hulMing and have been summon- +d to surrender.PELLETIER RESIGNS AS K.C.SUPREME ADVOCATE Former District Attorney Asked That it Take Effect At Once New Haven.Conn.June 9-\u2014Jos.©.Pelletier, former Diatrict Attorney in Boston.Mass.has resigned as supreme advocate of the Knights of Columbus.It was announced at the K.of C.headquarters today, Mr.Pelletier in a letter to supreme Knight James A.Flaherty asked that the resignation take ef- tect at once.He leaves the office after 1% years service during which he was decorated hy the Holy See and the French Government.Mr.Pelletier wan recently removed as District Attorney by the Massachusetts Supreme Court on charges of malfeasance and non.feasance in office.DECISION ON ROISSEAU MOTION RESERVED 8t.Hyacinthe June 29\u2014Judge Cousineau reserved decision hers today on the motion for non-suit presented by counsel for the defence in the case of Armand Boisseau, notary and M.L.A.of 8t.Hyacinthe, charg- od on four counts of forgery in connection with charges of misappropriation of funds as secretary of the municipality of St.Hyscinthe le Confesseur.The Crown presented its case to the jury today.Free State tronps rushed the Four | I handles and six glass spoons and mixer.$16.80 complete.Ice Cream or Berry Dishes, in engraved glass, Butterfly or Rose designs.$4.50 half doz.8 inch Serving Bowl in Butterfly or Rose designs, to match small dishes.$2.50 Our store will be closed on Dominion Day, Saturday July 1 _ G Seifert 5 Sons Hawellas 16 Fikrique St.cc OQUETS RESTAURANT tr re MEALS A LA CARTE FROM 7 TO 8 P.M.INDIVIDUAL SPECIAL CLUB BREAKFAST LUNCHEON 7 to 10 AM, 11.30 to 2 P.M.TOURISTS' LUNCHEONS PUT UP TO TAKE OUT.COLD SODAS ICE CREAM SUNDAES Phones 6567-6568-12 Fabrique St.\u2014Opp.City Hall & Smart Summer Clothing For Young Boy BOYS\u2019 long White Duck Trousers, for 6 years and up.BOYS\u2019 Bath Robes in different colors.BOYS\u2019 Palm Beach Suits.\u2026.$8.50 Bring him to see them today RAYMOND, BINET & Co.Telephone 391 93 ST.JOHN ST.220 » SRE Gs VICTORI : ITS 4 Days Commencing Sunday BETTY COMPSON ia \u201cLADIES MUST LIVE\u201d The story of the \u201cNiles\u201d of gociety.Also HAROLD LLOYD in THE FLIRT And The PATHE NEWS Coming July 9 The 4 Horwemen the Apovalypes.No advance tn admission prices. NN i.\u2014 SUNARS LINE July 20iSege.21Sopt 30.fn eo y CHERBOURG à LON Joy slAus.S'Sapt.9.Joly 22iAug.28iSept.28.ANCHOR-DOMALBSON **Cails a: Moville (Ireland) FREIGHT SAILIN CUNARD LINE Wy 8 LL.July 29Sept.2 sept.30.NE PER 7 Canadian Se: vices New York & Boston Service MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL 16/Ovt.14{Nev.11.MONTREAL TO PLYMOUTM DOM.MONTREAL 10 GLASGOW.Joly 4uly BiAug 2%.xxjuly 16lAug.1)iSept.3.EE MONTREAL TO LIVERPOOL +.Corinalde CUNARD LINE Tyrehania os Alban Ausonis LIVERPOOL July 6lAug 3iSepe.7.July 13/Aug.37iSepe.14.*Juiy 20iAug.MiSopt, 26.Sails frum Boston Juiy 21.July 4lAug Aug.23 July 1ilAug.8.000\"000 July 18iAug.15iScpt.Lr HAMBOURG Aug.23/Éept 20|Gct.18 ANCHOR LING wy 18{Aug.25 tSept.13.00010- July 23|Aug.39|Sept 16.\" Tysrhenia Aus.39 (Sept.23[ Oct.:1.Albaude | Sept.2-00 MONTREAL TO LONDON Sept.HOt.Fouceccccencees July Aug S Sept.9 .Antonia sOsToN TO LONDOWDEAUT Joly # Viteilia LIVERPOOL & GLAGOW.July 22iAux.26iSept.Andamia |g ; July 29 Veltases | es = Aus.$- *Carge only te Glasgow.ANCHOR-DONALBEON LINE NY.TO MEDITERRANEAN MONTREAL TO GLASCOW Tay § (Cruise) +11 Cameron's | July pie i .Oct.26\u2014(Craise).+ \u2018Faseanismd 13 Aug, 11IFeDt.Saturnia | Nov.28\u2014(Cruise) Sepi MONTREAL TO AVONMOUTH.| [ice 6-(Cruise).Tuscania Faly 6-Orthia-Fulv IS.Cabotia | Feb, 10O-\u2014(Ctuise 222200 eer Lavonia 0 N.Y.TO QUEENSTOWN & + Scythia N.¥.\u2014CHERBOURGC & SOUTHAMPTON Merengaria Masretanis NY, = PLYMOUTH = CHERSOUEG à Caxsendee July itAeg Sisept 9.Sezomia Saturnia |i 29:Aug.S Ut.5.-.0-00 Caronia BOSTON\u2014LIVERFOCL\u2014 QUERNSTOWN .Samaria NY.» GLASGOW (Vis Movtttof PPP City of London Cameron Laconia Carmania Aquitania Algeris Columbia Asoysis SKiysia 67 St Peter Street, For rates of pawage, frelght and further particulars apply to local agents or THI: RORERT REFORD CO.Limited, General Agents.Quebec, Que, HIGH STANDARD IN THIRD CLASS Steamship Companies Bringing Accommodation Up To Highest Class Possible That the various steamship companies are out to bring the third class accommodation on their ships up to the highest possible standard le evidenced by the many improvements being made from time to time, so \u2018hat today the third class quarters on tne new ships are equally as comfortable as the second class of a few years ago.As an added consideration for their passengers, the White ftar- Dominion Line announced yesterday that arrangements had been made whereby the company will be able to complete return bookings before passengers leave this side.On all the White Star future sallings between Liverpool and Montreal, thelr various offices on this side will hold a definite allotment of rooms, 20 that passengers making their eastbound bookings may at the same time make complete arrangements for the round trip.Heretofore It hag heen necessary for passengers to wait until arrival in England before being able to make thelr return bookings.The White S:ar-Domin- lon Line further state that arrangements have now been made for the orchestrar, which each of their steamers carry, to play daily at Metervals in the third clase, as well as in the cablu.OCONDLOT PULLS TILROUGH EUROPE AND ABIA.Bailing on the \"Mauretania\u2019 | CANADIAN SERVICE OMS LINE JF MONTREAL TO NEWCASTLE AND LEITH THE ROBERT REFORD CO.Empress of Britain Cairnmona K| July 18 - : Empress ol Jame I Dae ye 2 Soir Limited, Local Ageata.uly lui ian Vr 291Aug.26.000000 ama | Ts re ha PSE O7 17 ian ANTWERP.tluly S.vug.2{Aug.30.Minnedoss === Tuly \u2014_ Canadian Gove Merchant Marine, Ltd.From Montreal, LIVERPOOL SERVICE \"88, Canadian Challen LONDON SERVICE *SS.Canadian Marimer.GLASGOW SERVICE $8.Canadian Navigator .CARDIFF & SWANSEA SERVICE SS.Canadian (ter .AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND SERVICE *SS.Canadian Explorer .BARBADOS, TRINIDAD DEMERARA BERVIC, $8.Canadian Comster .te) Trinidad Cargo accepted Spain and San Fernando at equal rates.HAMILTON, BERMUDA, NASSAU, KINGSTON & BELIZE SERVICE +58.Canmiian Forester ., ST.JOHN'S, NFLD, SERVICE via Charlottetown, P.E.I.°SS.Canadian Sapper .*Carries Limited Number Cgers.4Carries Pirgt Claes Passengers only.Enquire of W.A.CUNNINGHAM, General Preight Agent 230 St James Bireet, Montreal, Que.Cairn Line of Steamships, Ltd.FREIGHT SERVICE Four Days from Land lola Three days on the glorious St.Lawrence \u2014four on the open ocean\u2014that is the Cunard-Canadian wayto Europe.When the actual sea is reached, you have acquired your \u201csea legs\u201d and have little to fear from sickness.State-rooms containing 1, 2, 3 and 4 berths, with large wardrobes; some rooms fitted with rectangular we instead of portholes ; electric lights and running water.Hot and cold water for both shower and tub baths.See the Cunard Agentin your town foe of sailings, rates, etc., or write to\u2014 The Robert Reford Company, Limited General Agents 1 Toreata St Joho, NB.Helen Quebec Line \u2014\u2014 QUEBEC \u2014 CHERBOURG \u2014 AMPTON HA Tuly 1lfAug, A Tuly 25:Aug.2 Aag 3.;xWill mot cadl at 5 x Empress » Cairndhu Seatwell Tuly ment | uly 191A Que.Palais Station, bec, Cees July = Traffic SAGU Coie Tuly 13 son July 7 sa.July 18 July 26 & rues ul: for Pon y 5 of +.July 13th.July 6 abin Passen- Mon, wed, sat.el, 82 \\ TE | RTE PP LALA] | St Lawrence Sailings MBURG.Empress of France Empress of Hamburg, LIVERFOOL.\u201cEmoress of Tndis 6 i.se Meli MONTREAL\u2014SOUTHAMPTON GLASGOW, Jul Joccssescoserne rares annee Seotian Apply local Agents er: Mr, C.A.Langevin, C.P.Àof Que.Canadian Pacific Raliway itake his puplls to Egy \u2018tine, the clams Tuesday, June 26th.Prof.Joshua L.Goldberg of the Brooklyn Jewish |center.who resides at 1612 Union Bireet, Brooklyn, conducted à party of twenty pupils on a tour that will embrace France, Bwitgerland, Germany, Austria and l:aly.Should | there remain time when these journeys are ended Prof.Goldberg will ppt and Palesbeing eager to visit bath thess countries.It is now proposed to make similar trips every year and enroliment will begin when Prof.Goldberg re- turne in the late Fall.\u2018 EUROPE WANTS MIRCHA ELMAN TO RETURN.After an absence of several years, during which time he toured Europe and the Orient, Mischa Elman returned to thia country last week on the \u201cMauretania.\u201d his sister accompanying him.The wonderful Russian violinist will tour America, but a0 strong is the demand for him to the European concert platform that he will yield to it when his American tour is completed.He was a feature in the concert given on the Sunard flyer on her record breaking trip which ended In New York last Friday.IN THE ROUGH.\u201cSir, T have all the gems of Eng- SOUTH: \u2018and or Tad + fisn literature in my library.\" | \u201cYes, and I noice that they are uncut gems.'\u2014Gahoon.| Summer Excursions Halifax to British West Indies and return: occupying from two to five weeks or longer if required, Bermuda $70.00 Barbados $195.00 Trinidad .$315.00 i] Demerara .$388.00 Il 1ncludes 1st.Class Berth and Meals.Great opportunity to spend va- tion amid cool brecaes of Caribbean.\u2014 Greater part of time spent at sen.THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY Halifax, N.8.Or any Ticket Agent.NAY | EXCURSION JULY 1st $20.00 | Frank S.Stocking 12 Du Fort 8t, in the party| du Arther Larue Eogenz Trude! C.A., L1A.CA, LLA .WILFRID BOULKT, O.A \u201cLaRue & Trude, | TT CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS LaRue, Trudel & Picher, Liquidators of Insolveæt Estates, Administrators, Appraisers, Trustees Compromises between Debtors and Creditors.126 ST.PETER STREET [il Dominion Building, Quebes \"Phones 4820-4531 DAY falling from Quebec Orchestra for Dancing.R 84 Whitehall W.12 ACHTING CRUISES Quebec - Halifax - New York by SEA 12 Wonderful Vacation Days of Combined Rest and Recreation The Palatial Twin-Kcrew 8.8.\u201cFORT HAMILTON\" will make 4 unusually attractive Yachting cruises no freight.JULY 15-29 and Aug.12-26 Stopping one day (each way) at Halifas=~Two days at New York Sailing down the broad Mt, Lawrence, up the Saguenay River, through the Northumberland Straits and Gut of Cansn and thence on to New Torknificent scenery, smooth water, cool weather.nade decks ard all deck games, many rooms with bath, finest cuisine, etc.The round trip occuples 13 days.vote 9180 and up or ofte way to Now York, 5 days, $80 and up Ne FÜR required for these cruises.For illustraied lite ature address ESS BERMUDA LINE New York.or any Tourist Agent.M.erry.Ast.53 Dalhousie Nb, Queben eu 0 A Mag- The ehip has spacious prome.* THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE SAT TEED, KIDNEY * Un / IN] AS SIGNAL SERVICE SHIPPING REPORT June 39, 3:00 p.m.(Dept.Marine & Fisheries, Quebec.) Grosse Isle )3C)\u20148cotian due at 7:30 p.m, Crane Island (31)\u2014In 13:36 pm., John F.Morrow.Out 10:45 steam barge Fred Mercur; am.Talaralite.L'Islet (41) \u2014Clouéy, east.Cape Salmon (82)\u2014Cloudy, northeast.Out 10:30 a.m.Lake Winthrope; noon, steam barge John B.Ketchum.Father Point (1568)\u2014Cloudy, calm In 10 a.m, Scotian: 11:30 am.Aledo.Out noon, Tremere, Matane (308)\u2014Cloudy, calm.Out 3:30 a.m., steamer; 5 a.m.steamer.Cap Chat (316)\u2014Clear, calm.Riviere a la Martre\u2014Clear, calm.Cape Magdalen =\u2014(290)\u2014Clear, south.In 1:30 p.m., Cairndhu.Fame Point\u2014Cloudy, southeast.In 1 p.m., Gaspesia.Cap des Rosters (534)\u2014Clear, variable.In noon, steamer.Pointe Maquereau (408)\u2014Cloudy, sant.Pointe Escuminac (466)\u2014Clear, 10:80 West Point (338)\u2014Dense fog.south.Bouthwest Point (265)\u2014Fosgy.catm, South Point (421)\u2014Dense fox.west.Scatari (612)\u2014Fossy, light variable.Point Tupper (681)\u2014Clear, light south.Fiat Point (593)\u2014Cloudy, (n 11 a.m., Levenpool.Cape Race (885)\u2014Fogzy, west.west.light FOUR OCEAN LINERS : RACING FOR QUEBEC Four ocean passenger liners, belated hy fog, ure now racing up the fit.Lawrence and are due to reach Quebec tomorrow.The Canadian Pacific Empresa of India from Liverpool; the Canadian Pacific Minnedosa from Antwerp and Southampton with 257 cabin and 327 third- class passengers; the Anchor-Don- aldson Line steamer Cassandra from Glasgow with 69 cabin and 367 third-class passengers, and the White Star-Dominlon Line steamer Regina from Liverpool with a heavy list of cabin passengers.SCOTIAN DOCKED HERE JAST EVENING The Canadian Pacific steamer Scotian, from Liverpool and Belfast, arrived at Quebec at 10 o'clock last night with 119 cabin and 116 thiré- class passengers.The latter will be landed at the Louise Docks Breakwater pier at 7 o'clock this morning for immigration inspection.After 10 Years of Asthma Dr.J.ND.Kellogg's Asthma Remedy proved the only relief for one grateful user, and this lg hut one case among many.Little wonder that it has now become the one recognized rem- «dy on tne market.It har earned Its fame by ita never falling effectiveness.has done for years.It is the great- ast asthma apecific within the reach of suftering humanity.Gov't.Bond Yields complied by L.G.Beaubien & Co.Bonds Fres From Ussal Income Tax 1928 s4% 99.87 6.70 1927 SH 100.75 5.38\" 1987 by 104.85 5.08 ** 1923 By 99.80 6.67\" 1987 Hh 102.30 .5.20\" War Loans.1926 Be 98.18 5.90 1981 8 28.60 6.20\" 1987 | 100.10 8.00 * Victory Boads Subject to Income Tax 1924 \u201c\" 99.46 6.75 1934 BH\u201c 100.30 $48 THE UNEQUALLED SERVICE OF THE OANADIAN PACIFIO BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.The Canadian Pacific runs between Quebee and Montreal, Viger and Windsor stations, the fastest best equipped and most convenient train service.Leave Quebec (Palais Station) 5.00 a.m.dally except Sunday, arrive Montreal (Viger ste*~n) at 2:16 p.m.13.30 p.m.daily, arrive Montres: (Windsor station) 6.30 p.m.9.49 p.m.dally, xcept Sunday, arrive Montreal (Viger station) at 8.40 p.m.11.10 p.m.dally, arrive Montreal (Viger station) 0.00 a.m.; (Windsor station) 6.30 a.m.Arrive Quabeo (Palais Station) 6.00 am.daily, trom Montreal (Windsor station) 10.48 pm.; (Viger station) 11.10 p.m.1.00 p.m.daily, from Montreal {Windsor station) $3.00 am, 2.40 p.m.dally, except Sunday, from Montreal (Viger station) 0.46 a.m.7.86 p.m.Sunday only, from Montreal (Viger mation) 1.30 p.m.0.16 pm.dally, except Sunday, trom Montreal (Viger station) 4 Hastern Standard Time\u201d governs ali train movements; to oen- vert to \u201cDaylight Saving,\u201d add one hour.The equipment on these trains fe of the intest type and offers the most of comfort; firet and second class coaches, library-observation parior car, observation-buffet parlor car, and dining car on day trains.Compartment oleeping cars on night traine Information, tickets and reservations at ticket offices: 30 84 Frontenac, Phone 1846; Palajs station, Phone 603.It ls earning it today, ne it ANTONIO DOGKED HERE YESTERDAY Cunard Liner Arrived At Quebeo After Being Delayed By Fog The Cunard Line steamer Antonia, from Southampton and Cherbourg, with 113 cabin and 218 third-class passengers.arrived at Quebec and docked at the Louise Docks pler at 7:18 o'clock yesterday morning.The third-class pasengers, mostly all British, were landed at 8 o'clock and conducted to the immigration buildings for civil and medical inspection and later in the forenoon forwarded to their destinations by à Canadian National Rallways special train.The Antonia procesded up to Montreal at 9:26 a.m.Among the cabin passengers was the Countess Roberts, the eldest daughter of the late Field Marshal Ear] Roberts, K.G., who disembarked at Father Point from there proceeded by rail to Grand Metis where she will bs the guest of Mrs.R.W.Reford of Montraal for several weeks In the third-class accommodation was a party of forty men, women and children who came out under the auspices of the Salvation Army and conducted by Major Kent, a female officer on route to Ontario for settle ment.In this class accommodation were also parties of Belgians and French booked to Montreal.SHIPPING NOTES.The Canadian Pacific steamer Montrose will sall from Liverpool today for Quebec.° .The Canadian Pacific steamer Melita arrived at Southampton yesterday en route to Antwerp.The White Star Line Baltic ls due to arrive at New York un Sunday from Liverpool and Queenstown.- The Cunard Line steamer Aquitania, from Southampton and Cherbourg is due to arrive at New York this forenoon.The French Line steamer Paris, from Havre and Plymouth, with 135 first, 370 second and 351 third-class passengers, is due to artive at New) Yor ktomorrow.LA ° .The White &tar-Dominion Line steamer Canada, which malls from Montreal tomorrow (Baturday) morning with a large list of passen- sers.will arrive at Quebec the same evening to take on board passengers and outward mail matter.- .The steam barge A.D.Meclure passed up at 1:40 a.m.yesterday.The C.8.L.steamer Cape Diamond arrived up at 4:60 a.m.yesterday.\u2026.\u2018The Cunard Line steamer Antoniawhich arrived up at 7:15 a.m., left going up at 9:35 a.m.yesterday.se» The steam barge John 8.Morrow arrived up at 1:48 a.m.and left up at 6:15 a.m.yesterday.The CAL steamer Montreal arrived down at 7:15 a.m.and left going up at $ p.m.yesterday.The steam barge John B.Ketchum passed down at 1:40 a.m.yesterday.» .The tug Gerald with tow arrived down at 3:30 a.m.yesterday.Steamer Lake Winthrop passed down at 2:30 p.m.yesterday.The tug Willie Hackett with tow arrived down at 4 a.m.yesterday, .The steamer Stadpool passed down at 9:40 a.m.yesterday.The steam barge Fred Mercur passed down at 6:10 am.yesterday.» .The steamer Talaralite passed down at 5:40 a.m.yesterday.* .The steam yacht Kismet arrived down at 10 a.m.yesterday.e » +» The C.G.8.Loos left going down at 10:35 a.m, yesterday.es.The steam barge Mapledawn passed down at 3:10 p.m.yesterday.= The steamer Savoy left down at 7 p.m.yesterday.+ °e +» The steamer Polino passed down at 7:15 p.m.yesterday.* = The Anchor-Donaldson Line 8S Cassandra was reported 130 miles east of Fame Point at ¢ p.m.yesterday and is due to arrive at Quebec at 10 o'clock tonight.0.Newport, R.l.June 29 \u2014 The steamer Providence bound from New York to Fall River struck a ledge of rock off Fort Wetherell, early today.Her passengers were landed here at 8 o'clock this morning.No one was injured, The Providence struck at $ o'clock this morning in & dense fox at a point about two miles within the entrance to Narragansett Bay where the shore is very rocky, 8he drove 100 feet on the lerge.The tide was out.Passengers were taken oft without difficulty and brought hers.where arrangemonts were made to send them to Fall River by train.The Providence appeared to be badly damaged.Foreign Exchange (By L.OG.Reaublan & Co.) New Tork: premium .3 1.8% London: pound sterling .J84,2080 $4.50 083180 0867 078150 | 0820 1892 1939 1880 eee 002776 0080 000076 0001 +o R28 sea Rome: lira .0402 eae Athens: drachma .0285 eee Copenhagen: crown .2130 a.Christiania: crown .1812 sre mr, Poterahurgh: rouhleh00850 Stockholm: crown .2660 mme tr ie People used 10 wonder where all the pine went.Now they can trans for their curiosity to Forde.Six million have been manufactured.\u2014 Toledo Blade, pew 4 Shida, ONE a ne Are You Human?A A little child.Don't they appeal to you?Doesn't your heart yearn to pick them up, to ouddle them close to you, to shield them from all harm?sure it does else you're not human, Being human you love them.Their very helplessness makes you reach out in all your strength to aid them.In bealth there's no flower so beautiful.In illnes there's no night so black.little baby.Save them then.Use every precaution.Take no chance.When sickness comes, as sickness will, remember it's just a baby, just a} child and if the Physician isn't at hand don't try some remedy that you may have around the house for your own use.Fletcher's Castoria was made especially for babies\u2019 ills and you oan use it with perfect safety as any doctor will tell you Keep it in the house.Children Cry For CASTORIA A Word About Truth.\u201cGreat is Truth, and mighty above all things.\u201d So says the Old Testament, yet it is equally true to-day.Truth shows no favors, fears no enemies.From tbe inception of Fletcher\u2019s Castoris, Truth has been the watchword, and to the conscientious adherence to this motto in the preparation of Fletcher\u2019s Castoria as well as in its advertising is due the secret of its popular demand.All imitations, all substitutes, all just-as-good preparations lack the element of Truth, lack the righteousness of being, lack all sem- biance ever in the words of those who would deceive.And you! Mothers, mothers with the fate of the World in your hands, can you be deceived?Certainly not.Fletcher's Castoria is prepared for Infants and Children.It is distinctly a remedy for the little-ones.The BABY\u2019S need for à medicine to take the place of Castor Oil, Paregoric and Soothing Syrups was the sole thought that led to its discovery.Never try to correct BABY'\u2019S troubles with a medicine that you would use for yourself.MOTHERS SHOULD READ THE BOOKLET THAT IS AROUND EVERY BOTTLE OF FLETCHER'S CASTORIA GENUINE CASTORIA aAways Bears the Signature of ° THE CRATAUR COMPANY, NEW VORK CITY.Exact Copy of Wrapper.CHAMPLAIN Best Quebecjunesex3 Best Advertising Medium in the City .Bigestitle, = ; No Cooking.PTE I Per Iafaats, avalide aad Growing Chiron.Rich Milk Maltod Grain Extra in Pourder 6 -\u2014 \u2014_\"oetmetee \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2018 4 ! POSITIVELY bith lok No PLIES OR MOSQUITOES when using ' \u201cFLY TERROR\u201d the only Fly repellent on the market used with satisfaction by all Bportamen, Hunters, Anglers, Foresters, Surveyors, Prospectors, etc., wherever Flies or Mosquitoes® abound.It is effective au well as agreeable.Absolutely harmiess to the skin.You cannot go in the bush without it.You will need it.You will appreciate it.Ask your dealer or write to: The Fly Terror Manufacturing Regd.7 Notre Dame Square, QUEBEC.P.Q.~~ Showingthe Wonderful Strides our Country has taken in its Half Century under Confederation.Compiled by Frank Yeigh for the Chronicle.Copyright by Canadian Facts Publishing Co., Toronto.Canada\u2019s Bible Verse :=\u201cHe shall Have Dominion also from Sea To Sea, and from the River Unto the Ends of the Earth\u201d-Psalm 72: 8.rl okie \u201cLo, yon thy future, yon thy faith.thy fame!\u201d that there were found men of position and influerice in Canada who at a moment of seri- which is weil worthy of all I have suffered on the cause of my little country.This ques- which attach us to the mother country?As far as I am con- Thy cataracts roar, Thy forests stretch from shore tu _-\u2014\u2014 - \" AN ODE FOR THE CANADIAN PROPHECIES OF THE LEADING FATHERS OF CONFEDERATION, _.MARCHING MEN.2 Tor or ; * GEORGE BROWN 7\" JOHN A.MACDONALD SIR GEORGE ETIENNE 7 Country of mine that gave me dirin Awake, my country, the hour of Land of the maple and the pine; dreams i done! x For myself, 1 care not who \u201cThe question of colonial CARTIER What richer gift has this round Grande Allee Building Lot, Deure pra the great: gets the credit for this scheme union is one of such magnitude .earth Iho\u2019 faint souls fear the keen, con.1 believe it contains the best | that it dwarfs every other ques- Is the confederation of the Than these fair frulitut fields of For Sale 4; 4 a fronting sun, features of all the suggestions tion this portion of the conti- British North America prov- Like sheets of gold thy harvests \u2014\u2014 A And fain would bid the morn ot that have been made in the last nent.It absorbs every idea as : ; : 14: ; Ke mplendor, wait; ten years for the settlement of farasIamconcerned.ices necessary to increase our Clout « beneath the August sun: A splendid building lot on Gr ande / a Tho dresmers, rapt in starry vio our troubles, and thankfulness But now I see something power and to maintain the ties Thy white peaks sour, Allee in the old Lampson property,.measuring about 87x134 feet, with.beautiful fully grown shade trees.: De Ard stretch vain hands to stars, thy .hore; 5 fame 1a nigh, isi jn i i cerned, I do not doubt it.We snore: Le Hams dan hearth, ous crisis had nerve and patri tion has now assumed a posi- Untamed they northern prairies lie.For articulars apply to Meredith\u2019 Fe a inn, hearth.and otism enough to cast aside tion that demands and com- desire the adoption of Confed- Under an open, boundless sky: P Ee This name which yet shall grow political partisanship, to ban- mands the attention of all the eration not only to increase our Yet one thing more our hearts im- & Meredith, Notaries Public, 46 Dal-.I= Till all the nations know ish personal considerations colonies of British America.; plore, Q 2 - , .: .J te for & patriot people, heart and and unite for the accomplish- * * # We cannot delay 1t\u2014 prosperty and our strength, That greatness may not pass \u2018hee ; housie Street, uebec.dis Loyal to our native earth\u2014our own Ment Of 2 measure so fraught the union of the colonies of but also to be in a better posi- by! 5 \u2014 Er Canadian land! with advantage to their com- British America under the tion to participate in the de- \u2014By Helens Coleman, In 4 - us \u2014By Charles G.D.Roberts.non country.sovereign is a fixed fact.fence of the British Empire.\u201cMarching Men.\" 2 = : Le .ji 1 N T0 MOTORISTS gl A .EDUCATIONAL culated to perpetuate thelr connec- : EE s Al ENTIO d ., - nada had only 78 mit.VA fl GRICULTURE Canada has made Immense strides tion with the present State, will pro n only = It would be TO YOUR ADVANTAGE to secure our rates on Ur Canada ty ie agricul- in education since 1367, until there mote thelr advancement and pros- lions Invested In indusiries; now It SHIPPING FIRE, THEFT.PUBLIC LIABILITY.4 : perity, increase their strength and is over 3 billions, employing over Many transformations in ship- - ë 9 .Le ture.60 million acres are nnder rare arent De coor: Influence, and elevate their position.\" 600,000 with wages of 36 millions ping and transportation have taken PROPERTY DAMAGE AND COLLISION fe cultivation\u2014six times as much as In aie ee and a pearly production value of place since 1567 nn the displace- before placing your Insurance, and vocational schools, with $3,000 1K67\u2014with a production value of à 3 1-2 billlons Over 300 ilnes of ment of the wooden by Ww.J y the steel , billion a year.While Canada ere.Dube enon rite Re millions .J manufactures are made.There are vessel and thelr increased tonnage; c.and CHAMPION, Reg d.puletion ue treblog since rae il ner of over 500 percent in ten JUSTICE nearly 40,000 plants, including 600 the deepening of chinnels, harbors Insurance Brokers multiplie.17 tices, and the annual years Canada\u2019s reputation for admin.nid Mate SRR factories So \u201croutes, inland, coutwise and 67ST.PETERST.- - - QUEBEC Que teul- istration of justice is deserved! a © .ë : \" KS: > ne cron et in on ur : F high.At Confederation a Supreme Canada has lust something of her oce.nic.Over 8,000 venselx com.PHONKS: OFFICE, 75; RES., 258.tural weal o e FORESTRE.Court was set up for che Domimion supremacy as @ maritime country .prise Canada's merchant marine, 2 timated at over 7 billions AVIATION Unknown in 1387 in its modern development, Canadian airmen ex- $60,000 square miles.Production Privy Council however, from thirteenth place In celled in the War: the Canadian Air has steadily increased to $311,000,- vy Council of England.1916 to seventh.with & fleet of T LS Force trained 407 officers and 340 000 in 3.481 plants and a thousand: K 8,573 vessels, including a govern- TRADE US men in 1921, and commercial flying logging operations.ment merchant marine of $0 veasein fn Canada has just jumped from ig 19 agsure Au MOBILES + FUR INDUSTRY.KING.THE trading in ail the chief world ports.$119,000,000 during the first year A © To: | Canada has alway: Canada\u2019s form of after Confederation to 82,450.- Le nknown at Confederation.Now nada has always realised on its government as Canada takes second place in the world in per capita possession of motor cars: one to every 18, or a total of 467,000, the number having doubled In four years B BIG UNDERTAKINGS One of Canada's richest natural resources is its forests\u2014the third largest in the world, in an area of Bay and other companies.The value Ba yand other companies.The value of 3,000.000 pelts in 1921 was over $10,000,000, Now too thers are $00 fur farms-\u2014Canade's newest indus- try\u2014producing $6,000,000 a year, chiefly in foxea.+ FISAERIES.with provincial and county courts from which appeals may be made from\u2019 the Supreme Court to the fixed by Confederation, heads up in the King, which is represented by & Governor-General.The Cabinet, members of the Privy Council for Canada, form the responsible advisory council of the King's representative; Parliament excrcises legislative functions over the whole through the practical èe of wooden cratt \u201cmade-in-Canada.\u201d Bhe has risen, NATURAL WEALTH.Canada's natural wealth has rie- en from a relatively small total to 17 billions, or about $3,000 pur capita, while the national incoms is estimated at 2 1-2 billions, or about $296 per capita, making the Canadian of today the world\u2019s richest which ply to all parts of the world, helping to carry the billion and 8 quarter worth of Cafadian govds.537,001 tn 1921.Trade has multiplied 20 times since Confederation, and by $425,000,000 in five years, while customs duties have increased from $14,000,000 in 1867-68 to $179,66%.474 in 1921, \u2018Then she traded with scarcely a score of countries; now with eighty, circling the globe.Raffle July 31st 2! Vacation Time Canada's big undertakings at of Canada.with other functions for man.TEMPERANCE = Confederation were faw and small; tre, lon the orld in he ex- the Provincial Legislatures.[e) Canada had few, if «any, effective iN today they are on a colossal scale thres goeans .Only a few thousands - ORIGIN temperance laws in 1867; now 0 .EP for the population: harbor impro- were realized on ain source of * It is interesting to \u201ctrace the ori- seven of the nine provinces have ie GOODS YOU PROBABLY NEED THAT YOU vements in several ports.ocean and turs! wealth in 1867; today it i So Zinn of the people of Canada, at prohibition laws, and two exercise cil } Bi SHO COW tmland; hydro power and other ca- millions, and \u201cwe are only begin- first and chiefly French and Brit: ~~ Sovernment control of ¢he liquor fp SHOULD BUY NOW.nals: railway projections into new ning to fish.\u201d , \" ish.Later streams of immigration trattie.UE HAMMOCKS districts: extension of plants in \u2019 G brought In other nationalitise\u2014Ger- U a many lines of industry: development mans, ete.and now (he fmmigra- x KINGDOM ej # Hammocks of good quality at $3.75, $4.50 $6.95, $7.75 of natural resources: building o GAME.tion Inflow represen\u2018s over fifty Canada's relationship 6 he fi Hammocks with stand complete, $28.75 and.$42.00 \u2018hundreds of miles of roads; many public works and private enterprises without number, BANKING Canada had only a score of cities Canada is increasingly discovering that it ls a great game country.Since Confederation, many national countries, making Canada 8 melting pot of the nations.United Kingdom, in travel.trade and eentiment, in conmantly increasing.We exported in 1920-21 Veranda Chairs, priced at $2.50, $2.95 and.CHAIRS.,.$3.98 + Ris parks and forest reserves have been = 3 There han been & corresponding part PROVINCES.312 millions\u2019 worth of goods, and 3 Lk marked advance since Teer, when pari are helpine ee heen Canada staried Confederation bought 213 millions\u2019 worth, oc a Un BATHING SUITS.RE TEE gin only tour provinces: Upper total tmde of over wait a tion Ill New Knitted Suits, navy with fancy stripes, for Ladies, Gc time.Assets have grown to nearly H (Quebec).Nova Scotia and New v ve prices $4.50 and.\u2026.000.000000000000$5.75 iJ \"3 billlons and total deposite to over HARVESTS.Frumewtok ara de ed VANCOUVER=VICTORIA U8 {8 (Cashmere Suits for Girls, sizes 2 to 12 vears.$2.95 | billions.Amal, ations have re- \u2019 wl enough land area, yo {I Le \"auced the umber.of chartered wionnada's harvests iar ed to make nine more.area my portals to Te olen ve Bathing Suits of Navy Lustre for Girls, sizes 2 to 12 Ue banks in recent years from 33 to 16.acreage under cultivation, reaching.Per cen OP LATO.769.487; since 1861, for commerce and tre be FEATS L.iiieieiiienes marsssescs0000000 54.00 a « 8,T69,487: vel, te east a e I .Es rors Til oars ral Thea inde \\canadr\u2019s New Coat of Armd 186%, only 3,000,000; or a triple in- From their ports ships sail to all vd Jersey Suits, navy for Girls, sizes 2 to 12 years.$1.19 u a billion dollars, and this with only crease.There was a 22 per cent.the seven seas, ard exchange the Lis in 1867; today there are 60.en there was no Winnipeg.Regina, Saskatoon, Calgary or Vancouver.Many others were mere settiements or villages.ten per cent.of the tillable areas under crop.I TRRIGATION.er \u201cDry farming,\u2018\u2019 was also unknown \u201cA Marl usque ad Mare\u201d; \u201cFrom Sea to Sea.\u201d increases In the decade of 1011.21, and 32/per cent.in 1901-1911.PULP AND PAPER.Canada has, within recent recent years, become the second larges.producer of pulp and paper pro- products of the world.w WESTERN CANADA In 1867, Canada's great West was more literally the Great Lone JOB.Corset Covers of fine mull, med with trim- filet Boudoir Caps, priced $2.00 JOB.Cotton Stockings black, white and: colors for Ladies.\u2019 | : D in 1867, &ince then the C.P.R.alone ducts in the world.reaching 163 Land.Th \u2018 i UC à 3 ; = DAIRYING has developed on area of 780,000 L millions in 1920 with 100 mills in raies nom | of ae ons pif lace.Value $2.00 for and Children.T Canada's dairy Industry in 1867 acres, at a cost of over $17,000,000, LABOR operation and 347 amlilions invested.(ranepartation was by canoe or 2 for Value 35c to 60c .was too small to count.Its progue- tion value has reacired $360,000,000, partly from over 3,000 butter, chesse factories and creameries Canada new ranks fourth in world production, and has an annual export trade \u2018worth nearly $60,000,000.The few head of milch cows in 167 have in- creassd to 3,736,932.in Alberta, and, in addition, 666 smaller projects have been built.irrigating another hundred thousand acres.INSURANCE Only a few life, fire and other companies did business in 1367; today, 182 fire and 68 life companies are doing a record business, with six millions of fire risk and $2,687,000,- 000 of life insurance in effect.Labor unions were unknown in 1867; at the end of 1920 there were nearly 3,000 with 373,843 members, out of 600,000 Canadian workers LIVE STOCK Canada had only four thousand head in 1367; in 1921 20,000,000 POST OFFICES, The 3,638 post offices at Confederation have increased to over 12,000, and there is now revenue of 28 millions a year.QUEEN VICTORIA.It is worth remembering that Canada's development since Confederation was largely during the trail: the Rockies were an almost insurmountable barrier, and there was little or no commerce with the East.In 1822 the West has nearly 2 1-2 million people, 7,000 industrial plants 20,000 miles of railway, produces 664 million bushels of grain from 260,000 farms, has miilions of head of live stock, and 3,000 elevators that hold 110 milton bushels of wheat.$1.19 Bathing Suits, combinations.Bathing Pants .RARES Bathing Combinations for Boys.Bathing Pants for Doys.$1.19 FOR MEN.Price .Special price.Prices 80c and.: A FLEVATORS horses, cattle, sheep and swine, [I \u2018 - : A modern elevator was also un- rmmier OA ON er nee worth over Ditton.The exports Victorian act oma Norn X ra Cotton Sweaters for Men, 85s.For Boys .65¢c , .anima | known in 1867.Today.4,000 hold of the od waa unheard of at Cons aad fo ot ae minion, wae passed during her reign EXPORTS, ill BELTS.« M they are Inadequate Min ry le, and federation.During the past 3¢ 000,000 worth; live cattle ship.and received her sanction; she chose \u201cx will stand for exports in this 59 Rub! Belts for Men and Bovs, for 29¢ i 49c :R yoars 3,600,000 entersd Canada.al- ments, in 1920, 10 315,000, and & ONaWR an the geal of Kone mang alphabetici=ffrangement, which H ubber De en and Boys, lor Zc and.crop year.EXMFOTRICAT DEVELOPMENT \u2018The term was never heard at Confederation.Today it had heen found - that Canada has one of the greatest water power resources of any coun- try-in the world, estimated at 18,- n00,000 horsepower near population centres ulone.only 16 percent.of which has been developed, Her water power resources are one of her richest assets, and she has in the Ontario Hydro-Blectric system, though all did not remain permanently.The inflow for 1921 was 143.- 000, showing a marked increase since the war years, and these represented fifty nationalities, as against a haif score in 1867.INVENTIONS, Canada hes seen many new inventions since Dominion.was formed.such as telephones\u2014wire, wireless and radio: airships, motor care, tractors, electricity, gasoline, oit- driven craft.natural gas.narrel dead meat industry.in 82 pian, doing a business of $230,000,000.LAND ARKAS Of the 300 million acres fit for farming in Canada, only 60 million \u2014820 per cant-\u2014\u2014are under crop.leaving 240 million for cultivation.M MINING and maintained an ever-increasing interest In the Britain of the West as her Empire expanded.RAILWAYS.Only 2,188 miles at Confederation; now 40,000; firet of any country in the world In proportion of mileage to population, and fourth in rallway mileage.The $11,000,000 of receipts In 1867-80 have incress- ed to nearly $390,000,000; the pas- sengern carried.from 2,664,488 to have grown from only 53 millions in 1867 to over a hillion in 1921, including & wide range of manufactures, raw materials and naturel resnurces.Whereas Canada then traded with scarcely a score of countries, now they number a hundred making her foreign trade a world-wide one YUKON.Canada\u2019s Tnt Great West, unex- WHITE SHOES.Running Shoes, white and black, for Men, Women and Children, all sizes, prices according to quality.=] Faguy,Lepinay& Frere the largest public ownership under ; .4 y ' taking of ite kind In the world, - post, rural mail delivery, cold store Canada knew [4tle of her rich over §0.000,000; the feels qe oe \u201cnoun siter.and with un di 254 to 26 St.Joh n Street D EMPIRE CONNECTION age, typewriters, moving pictures.mineral wealth in 1887.To-day It trom 2,000,060 to 127,000,000, and _ agriculturaf ares of nearly $0 mitlion Le In 1867 Canada was a colony of X-rays, etc.has risen to $311,000.000, Including capital from $186,000,00 to over § acres, and rich indications of natu- Tel.8300 i I , the Empire; row an Overseas Dom- INAUGURATION OF CONFEDER- practically every known mining billions.Wh 0 indon; thon, \u201ca millstone around the A , except tin.Then, the silver of Co- REVENUE ral resources.z Ke A seok of the Motherland\u201d, in the The seed of union that led to Coens baît, the nickel of Sudbury, the The public revenus of à country 1 Bor at IRCA ANAL RAN EN RN RNAI 7 opinion of some British statemen: federations la found in the following coal of Alberta or the gold of the tu one of its cess.Canada shows RERO.today.\u2018the brightest gem in the British Crown\u2019, with a degrees of self-government in keoping with her sense of nationhood.resolntion carried in the Nova featia Legistature in 1884: \u201cThat a union or confèderation of the British prov.Yukon had not been discovered, And yet only a fraction of the min.eralized areas have even been prospected.up well in this regard, as the $19.336.000 of the firet Confederation vear grew to $380,000,000 in 1931.22.Canada has no nero mark other than in the thermometer, and then it helps to make the sturdy, strong ue | A will written in te \"heen admitted to probate in Kng- \u2018land.The testator, before dying in shorthand has Someone asks this question: Why tn It one wakes up at 4 a.m, quite rested and fresh, turns over, sleeps incen on just principles.while ral- , men of the northern wone, hospital at Antwerp, wrote the will |Soundly for four hours and once in the farm of a letter to his brother, more awakens\u2014tired out and awful.\u2014Scientifie Americen, Jy sleopy?\" PER ASE ET EI Se Fe $ - The Quebec Chronicle Printed and published by the Chronicle Printing Ceupany, P.J.Egen, Secretary, at the building of the Company, 9 Bande Street, Quebec.Sabecription: Daily, Towa Subscribers, $4.00 per annum; out of tows, $3.00; Weakly, 6150 pur ammum; payeble in advance.1 36 comnts pan agate Uno ench insertion.\u2014 QUEREC, JUNE 20, 1928.se Em de \u2014 Te-mesvew, being Dominion Lay, thore will be no fume cf the Chsonicle.Regular publication will be resumed en Monday morning next, July Sxd.DOMINION DAY.The people of Canada in every Province, from Cans to Coast, will celebrate to-morrow in some way op other their national holiday, the samiveseary of Condederation, otherwise known as Dominion Day, and 18 fo right that it should be 0.We are justly jealous : of omr autonomy and insist upon our nationhood with | mo uncertain voire; yet, after ali, in what does nation.: hood consiet?The teeritory known as the Dominion of Canada is cme of the most extensive oa the face of the globe; the fertility of ita soll and the wealth of its naturel resources are unsurpañsed.The Cassdian people number close on nine millions wânse intelligence, initiative sad prodactivity will bear favorable comparison with any other civilized prople.Neither tesritory nor people, however, can make & nation; there must be preset tha two in combination, together with the apiri- tual quality of patriotism, which finds expression in common ideals.The foundation for a strong and united nation was well and truly laid by the Fathers of Confederation, our mighty forbears, whose very namespart pare haps from Cartier and Macdonald\u2014are unknown to many a Canadian of to-day, More than half a century has elapsed since their tremendons task was completed and if those men who have come after them had been as wise to plan and as skilful in exeention the whole structure would by this time be well on its way to completion.That so little progress has been made constitutes a grave reproach to those who mow call thempalves Canadians.There is little profit in recalling past mistakes or in seaking to apportion reeponsibility for thelr com- niisston, The only useful thing that can be done is to form firmer and better resolutions for the future.Patriotism is necessarily a elow and natura] growth; to attempt to foron it artificially is in all likelihood to retard, if not to kill it: but at the same time it is possible to see that the soll is favorable and properly cul.dvated, just as 1t ia possible to neglect these precautions, leaving the survival of patriotiam to chance Pacing the facta, ve must admie that aince Confed- © eration the penple of Canada have pureued a policy : ot \u201cdrift\u201d of \u201clalmes-faire,\u201d with the inevitable result that the snl has become hard and unfertile As individuals group together and attach themselves more firmly to the soil in a new country, ideals will spring up and Icft 10 themselves, will grow wild.The cultivation must be the work of enlightened and magnanimous leaders.That is what has taken place to a large extent in this Dominion: we have the ideals of the two great peoples of Fastern Canada which differ from each other at certain points and we have the newer growth of Western ideals tn conflict at import ant points with the native stock in the Provinces of the East.Fortunately time yet remains to bring these tmto harmony if we set ouresives actively to the work, which\u2019 will become more and more arduous as the years pass by.Fither ideals that ft is possible to hold in common mum be found or the existing individual ideals will tend to choke each other as they grow anttl, if the voica of world history can teach us anything, the risk is ran of exposing our children's children to a disaster that no one of the present generation would contemplates without dismay.With a nationhood that has any other basis than equality, a nationhood in which any ons element of the population dominates or exploits another, we have nothing to do.But with a nationhood that reTects mutual rights and mutnal customs, that accepts mutual obligations and enjoys mutual benefits we can build up the State that Canadas was intended by Divine Providenie to be.The experience of others is always helpful and tn on= nation-building, we can hardly do better than set the example of Switanriand clearly and steadily before us, a democracy created ander conditions end tu the face of difficulties comparahle to our own.There dwell three distinct racial groups in closest unity; whether French, German or Italian they retain a full measure of pride in their respective origins which is yet found to be entirely consistent with a common pride in being Swiss.Tt is singular that Canadians shonld give public weight and value to the points that separate them, but that little or nothing is done to give similar prominence to the points that should unite.Let us then resolve to quicken our dormant national consciousness by the most convenient means, of which the gemeeal observance of the anniversary of Confederation Ia evidently ona.Hera tn Quchec a public celebration has been organized for to-morrow on a modest scale, bnt with the highest intentions «of patriotism.Withont public support that celebration in bound to fail and it te to de earnestly hoped that every cittaen will cooperate.first of all dy the display of flags and the decoration of buildings, and secondly by taking a full and sympathetic part in the various features of the programme that has heen arranged.By so doing they will help to kindle « fire of patriotism that must ! some day sweep over the Dominion and, with the | Fathers of Confederation, will have deserved well of posterity tn Canadaa eee as ee mye A FORWARD STEP.The decision of the Hamme of Commons to broaden the scope of the Royal Commission which is to investigate the charges of the G.W.V, A, againm the Board of Pension Commisionems, ir regarded generally by Canadian ex-soldiers aa the greatest advance in re-establishment measures since the conclusion of the war.The broadening out proposal advanced hy members of all parties in the Howse and scoepted by the Government.was to the effect that the Commission be empowered to examine all matters of com.plant, within resson, which ex-service men might have against existing legislation and methods of administration, i In all probability the Commision, upon appointment, will concentrate its efforts in the first instance on the Maxwell-MacNell charger, which will undoubtedly require a considerable number of semvions before the evidence is complete and a decision arrived at.The veterans at present are particularly interess- of in the personnal of the proposed Commission The Winnipeg Branch, G.W.V.A., requested the Governto make at least ons appointment of & man who 1 1 ! présent moment is aaid to be concentreting upon collation of the evidence i= auppart of the With nearly 100.000 caste of pension and other on record, very lula difficulity wil be found, tt ts activities wili commence, but it fe the gemeral opinion that this should be dome with as little delay a3 pos sible, \u2014\u2014 RARITIEX NATIONAL ECONOMY.British nations] economy has taken practical form ia a reduction af over 256.066,600 in the Government's expeaditare during the first two moutha of the present fiscal year compared with the amount spent in the earresponding period of the preceding flacal year.The Rritish Treasury's figures received by the Bankers\u2019 Trust Company, of New York, from its English Information Service, give the comparative expenditure as follows: April 1 to May 38, 1931.£150,290.081 April 1 to May 37, 1993.108,113.481 The British figs] year extends from Apeil 1 © March 31 and in the pressat year the Government's alm ie te keep expenditure close to £800,000,000.Not since the first year of the war has the British budget of expenditure been kept below £1,600,000,000.The reduction is to be effected principsily in the item of Supply Services which includes civil government expense and the military expenditure.The amount issued from the Exchequer for Supply Services io the firet two months of the present fiscul year was £49,410,300.In the same period of the preceding fiscal year the amount was £99.581,900.Some Things the Public Would Like to Know: \u2019 Pertinent Questions on Uatlers of General Public Interest are Invited.Is every Canadian chilé being brought up to realize that he or ahe is à Canadian and to feel proud of being one?Why should not Quebec enjoy community singing as well ag Montreal, Ottawa, and other insignificant hamlets?A Verse Or Two (By Modern Pocts) , A CANADIAN RPECESSIONAL, (After Kipling.) Tord God Almighty, we Thy peopls bless Thy name for countless mercies to our and, But now with shame and sorrow we confess Our manifold transgressions, Stay Thy hand O Lord.and of Thy goodness guide us still, Bending our stubborn hearts to do Thy will, God of the wayward, he with us mil And turn our hearts to do Thy will-\u2014to do Thy will! Forgive, O Lond, the babbling pride of race, The empty boasting in an empty name: Tet in Thy mercy turn not thou Thy face, Nor leaving us groping in the mire of shame: But Gracious Lord make Thou our vision bright That we may see to know and do the right ° God of the blind, make Thou our vision bright That we in truth may have mors lght\u2014may have more light! O'er many an seve refis the bonndleas plain, White with the ears of wheat, and thankless men Forget the giver\u2014ford not all in vain The voice of warning.© apeak Thon again, Speak when Thy mem'ry, heodless we forget; Deign Lord, of Thy great love, to hear ng yet.Lord God of mercy, hear us yet And pardon still, though we forget\u2014though we forget: The broken vow, the needinis nath, forgive; The love of pleasure and the greed of gol; That we forget the sick and poor who lve Within our gates, forgive Thou as of old.Lord Cod Almighty we In grief draw nigh; ©O of Thy pity, hear our humble cry.Lord God of pity, hear our cry; Cleanse soul and body lest we die\u2014lest we die.ARTHUR PENNY.Press Comment THE EVE OF PROGRESS.(Westminster Gazette.) The call of those who hesitate about air-travel is not to the organisers of services but to the inventor.Hia is the mission to give us a machine, hasvier than alr, that will not only travel but will remain svapend- Pa FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922.Lets Have Raisin Bread Tonight Hx long since you've had delicious raisin bread\u2014 since you 8 loaf tonight.No need to bake it.Just telephone your grocer 1 \u201cfull-fruited bread\u2014generously i Sun-Maid Raisins.\u201d \\ \u2018The flavor of thes raisins perseentes the lof.À cake-like daintiness makes every slice » treat.tasted that incomparable flavor?Serve ét ici mode, - \u2014 : Serve it plain at dinner er as a tasty, fruited brenkésst toast.Make delicious bread pudding with left-over alices.Useitall You need not waste a Raisin bread is luscious, energizing, iron-foed.So it's both good and good for you.Serve it at least twice a week.Start this good habit in your bome today.bat à ral But don't take any but a frli-freiced, raisin bresd.Your dealer will supply it if you asst SUN-MAID Seeded RAISINS Fashionable Store ed when tt is not speeding ahead.Rumor suggests that we are on the eve of discovery.Once the experi mental machines have been drought to the practical! etage progress will be rapid.We shall see those ar.gasten of the air of which the poet dreamed, big ves- sols carrying great weights and attaining speeds at present undreamt of.Nobody who considers the subject can believe that we have reached the final stage of development with the seroplane.That is something serving a particular purpose upon which man has happened in his constant quest for victory over natural forces.It will give place to an invention that will probably depart altogether from the present theorics of construction.\u2014t\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A PRIMEVAL APPEAL.(Tondon Daily Express.) Readers of Mark Twain, O.Henry and other Tranaatiantie authors will be familiar with the gentle art of extracting money from \u201csuckers\u201d as practised in the United States.Aparently the art has now been developed to an almost incredibla level of ingenuity in this country.It ia, we are told, practised especially on American visitors, They are induced to purchase imitation diamonds, They are sold faked tips on imaginary horses in nonexistent races.The whale gamut of confidence tricks is run for their exploitation.AM very ahocking and regrettable, of course.But oh, how orthodox and traditional! The confidence man is always with un It In fairly safe to wager that even in prehistoric times somebody made a profession of asking the fellow-members of his tribe to \u201cspot the lady\u201d or to buy & dummy stone axe for a mere pebble.ft te Mmply the ol appeal to the ineradicable cupidity of mankind to get something for nest to nothing.STRANGE! (Peowerboro Examiner.) Make delicious bread.pies, ited, gonuine etkes, ete.Ask your puddings, grocer for them.Send for free book of tested recipes.Sun-Maid Raisin G ° * Membership 13,000 Dept.N-349.3, Fresno, Calif.1.D.DUBLC Formerly Donohwe\u2019s Store SUMMER DRESSES embroidered Voiles, Colored Organdy, Check and Stripe Ginghams, A varied choice of smart crisp summer Dresses at moderate prices, in plain and Silk and Crape Dresses in new models.Canton Crape Dresses in fashionable tones.Krepe Knit Dresses in sport and dressy styles.Smart combination Dresses of Satin and Crape.Knit Skirts.Stunning stripe and check Skirts, Regular $8.00 for .T.D.DUBUC 188 and 198 St.John Street SPORT SKIRTS\u2014White and colored Satin Skirts.Homespun Skirts.Kreps SPECIAL\u2014Good quality Anderson Gingham Dresses in a collection of pretty checks.sescrsses sens men sss sa 00 0000000 $408 According te our bachelor cynte the auerrent trae o.tte Mt A ESCPRS | about the disappearance of a Torapto woman le her busband te looking for her.FEATURES: ful sleep in modern standard sleepers.rarvea\u2014p\u2014 Tel.629 and 630 - Portland «»aMaine Coast South Portland n Cape Elisabeth rus tins RCSOPTS Comme tame 1 ong Island Le) Harpswell IMPROVED Prout\u2019s Neck DAILY Scarboro Beach Old Orchard SERVICE p, View Biddeford Pool Cemenleat\u2014Comlertable yon ngbimipore Leave Quebec daily ex Bun.6.16 a.m.and 7.15 p.m.Arrive Portland daily 7.30 p.m.and 1.00 a.m.Leave Portland daily 7.46 a.m.and 8.00 p.m.Arrive Quebec daily ex Sun.11.00 p.m.and 3.50 a.m.Grand Trunk-\"One Management all the Way\u201d Day Train\u2014Convenient scheduiss.Parlor and dining cer facilities, Trim, well-hept stations and delightful acenary en route.Night Train\u2014Cenvenient late departure, Timely errival.A rests Fer fllustrated descriptive dookiet, with list of hetels, and for all information apply to City Ticket Offies, 10 Bt Ann 8e, Classified Advts.WANTED, te 360 paid weekly for your spare tee writing showeards fee vs Me Savaming.We instreet and supply 78 wih werk.West-Angus Showtard Berviss, 326 Colberne Blég.Fereate Sept init rer nut street, Philed a Junedtxiw A NEW INVENTION.\u2014PYRO priced device Guaranteedout fire in tan seconds A child can \u201cse it.Already selling Mke wild Are in organised territory, 53 makes essay sales\u2014100 PC.profit, J.8.Perry, P.E.L.sold 780 last 30 days Alvin MeAuisy placed 14 in two haurs.Investigate todsy.Pyro Fire Exinguisher Co, 601 Beko Drive, Ottawa, Ont.A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN.make Sparkling Glass name plates, Numbers, Checkerboards, Medallena, Signa, Big Illustra: .Mailed Free.3 Pert A Wooster, O\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MALE KELP WANTED FIREMEN and BRAKEMEN\u2014 Baginners $180., later $260.; (which position?) Write Railway co, The Chronicle Junetxsatmon.xt T0 LEFT a \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014y TO LET\u2014Furnished rooma Ap- Ply Mrs.Wilkes, 47 Bx.J telephone s4asw.ohn or \u2014\u2014\u2014 rt rem ernre TO LIET\u2014A: the Grande Ailes Aparments à very nice bright room with hot and cold water, by the dey, week or month.Apply Tal.Junedoxs August 1.Rent $15.Appl Mont Carmel atrest.ppiy to 36 ROOM TO LET \u2014 Furnished room to lat, bath room ana electri light.Apply 13 Notre Dame des Anges street.Tel.$415W.or 1766.junet9x12 tr rar re NEWLY FURNISHED FLAT on Aberdesn street, until October or for summer.Siz rooms A souple preferred.$75.00 o month, Apply Meredith & Meredith.Phone os.sfune29,30.juty3x3 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 en ROOM TO LET\u2014For à ain gentleman in a private Ergin: speaking family \u2014 no children \u2014 convenient for St.Roch's or Uppar Town: cars pass the house; 10 8.Augustin, corner of Cote d'Abrahar.juneléxs BOARD \u2014 American Tea Rooms.On St.Lawrence River.Bathing and Tenting Privileges.Address Riverview Portneuf Village, P.Q.TO LET\u2014At a reasonabl , nice Sa aise room, pus opposite Parliament Butlding, 106 St Augustin street.Tel.TOLEW.Junel4xs \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 TO LET\u2014Double or single room, with all modern ameliorations.Bath room, electric light, use of telephone.Moderate prices.Apply to 118 Bt.Joseph street.Phone 343.Junedéxs mr rt HALDIMAND APARTMENTS \u2014 dimand or 25 Mont Carmel Phone 7339 and 7242.Immediate posses- son.Junet4rs mr rar rer tt GOOD FURNIRHED HOUSE TO 12.Apply by Li, care Chronicle office.FOR SALE Union Cove, Stilery, Que., attu- ated two miles below the Quebec Bridge, comprising 1,000 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 BILLIARD CLOTH.finest quality, 7¢ inches wide, 3 dollars per yard, any length out, carriage and ineur- snce pad.Alfred Grice, Dewsbury, England.June 17xia.w.satx1d, \u2014 AR TAR Ey.ae Prop.) Oo , » agents for The Shell Ceo.of Canada, june Sèxz1w PERSONAL.MARRY-\u2014Fer speedy ma: rriage, absolutely the best, largest in the established sexes, wishing early 3 dential description free, \u2018The ON :eMabie Club.Mra.Wrubsel, Box 26, Oaklaed, Calif.Ew » STAND To Look Out For IN QUEBEC 453 Mt.Joly Street |.Opposite &4 Jean Baptiste E.Palmer, Dept.AD / reveal it te you (in French only) it pes Derg Ÿ.Boucher, 67 St, atrect Junelzim \u2014hes used it since hewveas | a boy Nothing RD MINOR Jor Sprains & Bruises Yarmouth, N.S.LATESTFICTION The Great Adventure at Washingtea by Mark Sullivan.Gentle Julia by Booth Tarkington.Merton of the Movies by Harry Laon \u2018Wilson.Frank of Freedom Mill by Samual A Derieux Te Ragged Edge by Marcld Mao rath.Maria Chapdelaine by Hamon, translated by Blake, also Greeting Cards for all occasions, Graduation Cards, Shower Cards, etc _P.J EVOY 141 #T.JOHN GT.LEGAL NOTICES.Province of Quebec, Distriet ef Quebec.fluperior Court No.2844.Dame Maria-Angeline Roy, wife of Joseph Albert Dudemaine, manufacturer, of Amos, Plaintiff; vs.The said Joseph Albert Dudemaine, de- fondant, An action for separation as to property has been entered in this case on March 37, 1933.Quebec, June 7, 1923.The attorney for the plaintiff.(Signed) Albert Grenfer.(True Copy) The attorney for the plaintiff.Juneldxie ISLAND PARK FERRY Weather and circumstances permitting, without gusrantes, 88.Frontenac will leave Quebec: 6.26.7.30, 9.18, 11.30 a.m.3.15 ex.Bat; 3.43 Sat only: 4.45, S& Cham.ex.Sat.; 5.25.6.30 p.m.Island: 7.00, 8.15, 10.00 a.m.; 13.16 Sat.only; 1.00, 4.20 Sat.only; 4.48, 4.00, 7.0% p.m.Sunday.Quebec: 1, 2.16, 3.30, 4.45, 6.15 p.m.leland: 1.30, 2.45, 4.15, 5.30, 7 p.m.Nighs Service, Wed.and Sua.Quebec: 8.00 p.m.; Island.11 p.m.88.CHAMPION | Quebec: 4.45 p.m., ex.Bat: St.Jean, 6.30 am.; Bt Laurent, 7.46 am.Quebec: 3.00 p.m.Sat.for Berthier.Quebec to 8t Nicholas, Fri.0.30 a.m.Quebeo to Bt.Nicholas, Sat 11 a.m, Sunday.Quebec: 7.30 am.Ste.Petronille, Quebec: 8.45 a.m; Bt Jean, 7 p.me Mayézth.fri.sautu.tt J.ALLEYN SAlL, TENT AND AWNING MAKER 338 8T.PAUL STRERD QUEREO Telephone te rt rt ét EE PERSONAL LADIES-When irregular or suppressed use Triumph Pills.Sate snd dependable in proper cases Not sold at Drug Stores.\u201cRelief\u201d and particulars free.Address: National Medloal Institute, Milwaukee, Wis.JanTxls.w.aatnds \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 The World's ing Matrimonial Club; th worth 35000 to - $400,000, willing de marey: list een tres.Monorable Ralph Hyde, $ San Francisco, California.June 20ula.w.antæé.price 10 conta.Bent fres with eu- entalogue in French, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, For Walls Beaver And it is so and ceiling ma to stop in.Tel.2730.permanent Once it is up it is al ce up it is alw: nor fall.For Beaver spruce fibre\u2014it comes to panels of flawless, knotless lumber.\"and then place on the decorative strips.Your room will be ready for immediate ococupancy.And panelled rooms are very attractive.Why not talk over your building vita usnow.We can supply you with genuine Beaver Board.you will find that all of our building materials are on a par with Beaver Board.Call us any time if you are too busy JAMES BISSET & CO.1922.and Ceilings permanent walls, up.It will not crack is made from pure ou in convenient easy to apply this modern wall .You can saw it, paint it, 271 St.Paul Street \u2014ONE.WEEK \u2014 commencing July 2 ff JACKIE I'm starting a riot at the EMPIRE} Wanna Join Us?EMPIRE THE THEATRE OF BIG EVENTS At Regular Prices: Mat.25c; Eve.35c ga .- OOGAN 9 Boy SPECIAL MONDAY CHILDREN'S MATINEE at 4PM.- - - llc pm» RAYMOND \u2014 At Jeffrey Hale's Hospital, on June 29, 1922, at the age of 69 years, Witam H.Reymond, beloved husband of Mary D.Corneil.Funeral notion later.ICE PAL AUDITORIUM | KNIFE.| most comfortable thea.a Hes in t M best sauté in Che sity.2 METAL $ pen place in Que- a © best photoplays.CPOLISHES.x: beat of music.TO-DAY \u2014 TOM MOORE la \u2018pr, Barnes of New York.\u201d Also Comedy.Educational, ete.Matines at 2 and 3.30 p.m.20¢ and 30c.; Evening et 7.30 and § p.m.36c and 40c.Pesto] WELLING vs on EE VICTORIA \u2014\u2014 TODAY ANTONIO MORENO in \"A GUEU/FY CONSCIENCE\u201d Also a Comedy and a Revue, Etc.Coming: The 4 Horsemen of the ~ Apocalypse.SATURDAY JUEY 1 UNk DAY ONLY AETERYOON AND NIGHT 700 ABE RIT SOOREOMNATIAL AN.+200 ONE TICKET ADIITS 10 EvERYTIING SVT ETES On Bale Show Day\u2014183 Mt.Jonn St.at Maltese Cross Pharmacy Same Prices as Charged on Show Grounds.10 Ibs.Sugar 7Ic 26 Ibs.Granulated Sugar Cor.Cen ee ee Lena ae $1.77 100 Ibs.Granulated Sugar for.PE $7.08 Black Tea, par ib.450 Green Tes, par ib.48e Broome, 4 cords .Mop, No.1.P.W.DUGAIL 371 Bt, Joseph St.Phone 3819 THE IMPERIAL SHOE STORE (Established sincé 1902) Has bought 600 pairs, assorted styles, of boots and shoes, bankrupt stock from M.S.M.Co., Regd.Military Boots, worth $6.50, for veins $3.99 Come early and make sure of your requirements at the lowest prices on the market.M.SHERIDAN 9-11 Lacroix St., Palais, Quebec.Junetxia.w.,frixim \u2014\u2014 MAY BE AN ORGAN RECITAL Mr.Charles McCoy, 730, Ashland Avenue, will be opened on Monday afternoon next for @ concert to be ges me Nearing The End of ARMAND LAVERGNE, a Wonderful Engagement K.C.\u2019 A Advocate TAIMADCE 4 | Ta.4600 - 03 St.Peter St.Nov.2tz6m ee in ' - Smilin .MAN INJURED Thr ough IN LUMBER CANP EMPIRE Jo0AY Au brought wo this GY las MER on Tomorrow Only the train from Chicoutimi, suffering .from injuries received while Nmbering near the parish of 8t.Cosur de Marie, Lake St.Jean.The man was struck with an axe on the right knee.He was removed to the Hotel Dieu Hospital in the ambulance.FIGURES GIVEN BY OR.PAQUIN Prove Acouracy Of Published Statements Re Local los Cream Production Dr.C.R.Paquis being asked to qualify the siatement made from the Municipal Health Bureau, and recently published, that she amount of Ice-cream produced and consumed in the city end its environs in 1931 amounted to a total of 336,000 gal- fons, and that the consumptfen would ahow & large increase this year, said the figures given out were from the record made from the Inspection of milk and ice-cream in the city by the Municipal Health Inspectors, te see that every gulicn of milk which came into the city, «né every galion of ice-cream made hers is absolutely in accordance with eivio regulations, for the protection of the public health.On belng informed that many who had read the published statement questioned the figures given out by the Health Department, said: \u2014 \u201cThe amount of consumption of lce-cream in the oity and distriot ig even much larger than the figures published, and for the year 1923.will reach close upon a half million gallons.\u201d He pointed out that there were 8,000 miloh cows producing milk to supply the city and that 18,000 ssl) tons wae the average dally produc- ton, which brought the yearly supply up to 6,475,000.Out of this quantity 11,000 gallons consumed daily for domestic purposes and the tesding of infents and young children, or a total per year of 4,015,008 allons.Leaving 4,000 gallons daily or 1,460,000 per year for the manufacture of ice-cream.K takes three gallons of milk to obtaln sufficient cream to make one gallon of ice-cream.Thus it will be seen, said Dr.Paquin, that 1,460- 000 gallons of milk left over from the domestic supply, will make 386,- 000 gallons of ice-cream.In order to make ice cream each gallon of milk should supply at least 8 per cent of fat, and as eight per cent of fat is required to make «a gallon of ice cream so that it takes threes gallons of milk for one gallon of ice cream, ss just stated.Dr.Paquin further explained that in the making of fce-cream, the value of the product to the vendor is increased 30 per cent.by the air expansion.He said thet the ice- cream made in Quebec was not only distributed and consumed in the city but throughout the whole district.which accounted for the large consumption.He added that up to & year ago & large part of the cream consumed in Quebec was manufactured In and came from Montreal, principally the Purity-Ieo Cream, dut now the Quebec dairies were manufacturing It themselves, and was driving all other products out of the market, ag it was a better cream and absolutely in accordancs with the Civic health regulations, the dairies being inspected dally te- gether with their product.MA.W.RAYMOND CALLED BY DEATH Well Known Citizen Passed Away Suddenly At Six 0°Clock Last Evening One of the leading citisens in thie city was called by death last evening in the person of Mr.Willlam H.Raymond, senior partner of the firm of Raymond & Binet Co, on Bt.John Btreet, who passed away nt 6 o'clock st the Jeffery Hale Hospital.The late Mr.Raymond had only been ill a week, and was thought to be well on the road\u201d to recovery when he suffered a relapse, and passed away unexpectedly last evening.Mr.Raymond, who was the senior partner In the firm of Raymond & Binet Co.haberdashers on St.John Street.which firm was established in 1910, had reached the age of 69 years, having been born in 1863.Previous to becoming partner with Mr.Binet in the firm which still hears the original name, Raymond, Binet, the deceased gentleman was for many years, over thirty manager at Glover, Fry & Co.He leaves to mourn their lom his sorrowing widow (nee Mary D.Corneil), a son, Mr.C.P.Raymond, & daughter, Mre.Frank R.Thorn, a Brother, E.J.Raymond, of Yaoville, Somerset County, England: a hro- ther-in-law, Charles Cornell.for- meriy of thin city, and many brothers and sisters in England.The sympathy of an extremely wide circle of rienda will go out to the bereaved family in their sad loss, for the deceased gentleman was regarded with deep esteem by everybody with whom he came Into contact, and his sudden demise wilt be keenly regreited dy many.WILL HAVE RAIN FOR FORTY DAYS Rained Yesterday On Feast Of St.Peter And St.Paul 39 More Rainy Days Yesterday.June 35th.was the toast of Ht, Peter and St.Paul and according to a time-worn belief, rain on that anniversary means rain every day tor forty days.There is no doubt that it rained yesterday.It Wan not a modest little shower, but a steady downpour for several hours.Between six and seven o'clock last evening the weather cleared up somewhat but there were still rain clouds In evidence throughout the svening.The physicians hope to dbs adie to given dy the pupils of Pearl Barkers ~~Chicago Tribunesave the limb unless complications oot in.{t now remains to be seen whether the old hetief will stand good this year er not.Id TREAT FOR RADIO LOVERS TONIGHT Two Concerts Are To Be Broadonsted By General Electric Company \u2014\u2014 Two radie concerts will be bread- casteé this evening from the W.O.T.Station of the General Hieetrio Company at Schensctady, N.Y.They are as follows: \u2014 13:30 p.m.\u2014Barly stock market quotations.6:00 p.m.\u2014Produce and stock market quotations; baseball results; news bulletin 6:30 p.m.\u2014Thirteenth chapter of \u201cAllce In Wonderland\u201d, Kolin Hager reader, 7:40 9.m.\u2014Health Takk, \u201cPatriot lem and Lockjaw\u201d by Dr.Herman M.Biggs, N.Y.State Health Dept.7:46 p.m-\u2014Concert program.(Rastern Standard Time.) Plane solo\u2014@cherso, Opus 39 ww Adelaide Boimer.Chopin Manéolin Duet\u2014Modostie\u2014Reverie soncanson caen sens vo.Odell L.DeW.BEfner and Paul Boyd, Miss Gladys Bfner, accompanist, Tenor solo\u2014L'Heurs Emguise (in BY ennai irianaes Hahn + Carl .Piano moto\u2014Polonaise in a Fiat .\u2026.Chopin Dieu Rending\u2014AMonelvgue\u2014Hoadoo Coon ve.assoos 0000000 MONA Y William ¥.Madsen Mandolin and Guitar Dust\u2014afarch \u2014The Meteor .w M.Rice Me.Boyé and Mr.Efner.Tenor solo\u2014B.lucevan le stelle from Tosee (In Itallan-Puecinl)., Mr.Jester.Piano solo\u2014Rhapeody B Minor beeen enne areas Srah: Miss Delmer.Resding\u2014Court Room Scens in West Virginia .Lem Hardy Mr.Madden.Mandolin solo \u2014 Selection from Kreutser's Opera\u2014A Night In Granada.Mr, Efner.Miss Gladys Efner, ae- 1, JOHN ST.brought results afler eying bre ing any one told me\u2019 a 1f you are suffering from pain, nere In the Heart of Thin 48 BT.JOHN STREKT \u2014\u2014 Phone 1018 The mest centrally situated, aii | modern conveniences.First class | cuisine and service.We bake our own bread asd French pastry, and serve purest milk apd cream.A eslect resort for Lady Tourista Only a fow minutes te auto gare | me.Open from 6 g.m.to 1 a.m.| Beer and Wine at meala ! Governor's Island, in life preserving.ami oxcesdingly pri.THISWOMANHAD THE QUEBEC CHRONICLE rocoscscceee D PERSONAL | Mr, and Mrs.Alexandre Baxin are spending the summer at Neuville the guess of Mr.and Mrs.Georges Brown.Mr.J.A.Metayer, Deputy Minister uf Publio Works and Mre.Motavecupying their summer re- at lac Sergent.Mrs.J.KB.Roberge, of Lambtonand her young daughter, are spending some time In Lorstieville, he guests of Mea.J.B.LaRue.Mr.Yves Teasier has relurned (3 Rimouski after spending some time in town, the guest of his aunt, Mrs.J.P.Landry, St.Louls street.Miss Marjorie (.Warrea of Montreal, and Mima Mary 8.Bullard, of los\u2018on.Mass.arrived In town yesterday and registered at the Chateau.Mrs.A.T.Love left for Toromo, last night to visit her son Kenn-th, who was operated on for appen- di lis yesterday at the Wellesley Hospital.Mes.Lu Jasarovits le leaving for | SOCIAL AN Mr.D.J.Beach.of Ottawa, \"Is staying at the Chateau.Mr.Chas O.Just, of Mon\u2018real, is registered ac the Chateau.Miss M.LL.Butleb of Wellington.N.Z., Is a quest at the Chateau.Me.M.M.Wilson is tn town (rom it.mousk!, staying au she Chateau.Mrs.C.&.Fortier, of thig city.ls vistiing Mre Edmund Roy, Ottawa.Mr.Harold M.Reed, of Montrealregistered at the Chateau yesterday.Mr.M.R.McCracken, of ®t.Juste, is In town, slaying aL the Chateau.Mr.A.R.Tweddell, of Matane, Le In the city, registe: at the Chateau, Mrs and Miss Howarth are ir town from Toronto, guess at the Chateau.Mr, and Mrs, Elisee Theriault and family are spending the summer at Beuupre.Mr.and Mrs.J.T.Donohue and family are leaving for Polnie a Ple (ooo \"(0 \"quend the 3rd annual va Monduy.jeunvention of Hadassah, as a dele- Mise Lo Poet:ard of Wellington, gate of the Idllan Friemen Chapter N.%., is among the guests staying ai jof Quebecthe Chateau.Miss Madeleine Latrance Is visit- Miss Rachel Roberge of Lauriér-ling Misa Francolse Chatsauvert, at ville, Iz the gues of her sister, Mrs.the residence of the letters parents, H.Bt.Hilaire.Mr.and Mrs.Victor Chatesuvert, Mrs.Aime Marchand and young !Champignydaughter are spending the summer | Captain and Mes.G.T.Gibaut at Trois Pistoles.have returned from (heir wedding Mr.and Mra.Charles Preston lef; trip and taken up their residence in yesterday for thelr summer cuilage OO awa.Captain Gibaut's marri- nt Ætiviere du Loup.:sge tv Misa Edtih Hagnall took place Mr.and Mrs.Ÿ.Hrooke Price ure in early June in Calgary.in town trom Charleston, West Va.Dr .8.lasarovi's and the vegisiered at Lhe Chateau, Mire g Clara tioodman, I.L.B.Lady Turner and family are leave.1 Stallovitz have left for Ottawa, ing this week-end for Metis, where = nd the 18:h.annual Zioulet Conthey wlil epend the summer.vou.un 25 delegn es of the Young Are.Frarklin Westin and Mire \u2018V © socle > of Quebec.Rally Werx.is, of Ton ca, Max.av» During the vid.ty Vancouver in in town, gursis at (he Chaieau.Jui, of Tied fiapslieneies the ov Mrs, Arthur Martineau of 1hie \u201cTMOF-Ueneral of .city is in Ottawa for & shor: time, HY0E of Vimy and Lady Byug, the treal, Is In town (he guest of her cousin, Mrs Alex.Hardy.lache- vro\u2018iere.Mr.and Mrs.Charles FP.Banford arrived in town yeslierday July 21.at the \u2018ime Lord Byng will be the dinner guest of the Vancouver Club.Men.J.C.Hannington, of Ottawa from ii .genernl superintendent of the | ha:eau.nada and her assis'ami, Miss I.Cole Mr.and Mrs.louis B'.lauren\u2019 who have been attendinæ the con- isre leaving nexi week for the Island veniirmn of the Canadian Association \u2018of Orleans, where they will spend yt Trained Nurses at Edmonton, ihe summer.! were In Vancouver recently en route Mr.snd Mes.Charles Fremont'to Reatile, where \u2018hey are altend- and (amily have taken up their re-\u2018Inæ the biennial convention of the cidence at Lake Si.Joseph for the|International Association of Nurses summer mon hs.{for the United States and Canada.WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT ce se JAYS OWN TART | USO ONCE SANG TO JACKIE COOGAN | One.a mother has used Taby's\u2019 \u2018Own Tableis for her little ones sie {would not be without them.They, | Cetebr ted Tenor Gave Little Movie Star Five Minute ave the desl home remedy for thei hahy: heing guaranteed 10 be abhsi- Concert tw'ely free from nplaies ar oaths Only six years old, hut possenens mere famous frends \u201chan any oth: hartnful drugs.They are a gentle, \" Tres har orld.but thorough laxaiive and have heen Ce ; LS .proved of he Rreatés* aid in cases cquere ram: Jackie Cooganof constipation, indigestion, calice.peare a n a ; » celAs and simple fevers.Concerninæ Sunday f e Emp re Theatre un them Mrs.Ernemt Gagne, Reause.\u2019 day for a week in \u201cMy Hoy,\u201d hie four, Que.writer: Bahy's Own Tablet for ennatipation : and colle and have found them ro =ucecesfui tha | would not he with- nut them.1 would strongly recommend every mother tn keep box in tha houee.\u201d The Tahler< jare said by medicine dealere or hy CAR lease, is known all over \u2018he world and counis among his closest friends hundreds of men whose namics appear daily in the newspapers.| Enrico Caruso.the famous tenor \u2018who died several months ago.war ane of them.While ridlag through the strecis of los Angeles one day mail a: 25 rence a box from The To; ee esp = & : vitre, | He pied the lis Je form of Jackle w Hitams Medicine Co.Hrocky from his automobile and commani- ont _ ied the chauffeur 40 atop.He | ~ \u2014 dence futizn.e quickly from (he car and walked nver to Jackie.who was (£k- Correspon * jin& bis daily constitutional.Am gravely as \u2018hough he were ad- dreseing a king the song .bird in- (roduced himself to Jackie, shook his hand and began a conversation.Jackie had heard of Caruso.but boy-like, he was not very much impressed, although he carried nn his part of the conversation with the ul- moat courtesy.After a whils Carusn suggested that he drive Jackie home, and the youngster.seeing a chance to gel out of walking any further, agreed.On the way to his home they cha*- ted gaily, and when they parted the noted (enor asked for the privilege nf calling on him.Accustomed to homage from all types of human | DOMINION\u201d DAY MAIL SERVICE Queber.June 27th.1922 Editor, Quebec Chronicle.Dear Sir.Saturday, the 1m July.Dominion Day !s to he observed as a Legal Holiday in the Postai Service in Canada.On that day, there will be no delivery by letter-carriers.The General Delivery.Registration Branch and Postage amp Rranch wickets will be open from 3:00 a.m.to 10:00 a.m.only, also the Sub-Offices ot Pomai Gtation \"B.Faubourg M.Jean Baptiste, Bt.Roch de Quebec, M.Rauveur de Quehec.Money- Order department will he closed al?peines.Jackie nonchalantly conned.day.The collection of tetera in the \"0000 0 jui as Jackie City will he at 9:00 a.m.and 1:00 and 5:00 p.m.REV.A.H.McGREER HEAD OF BISHOP'S COLLEGE Appointment Announced In Montreal Yesterday By Bishop Farthing MISS MoPHAIL RETURNS Montreal lune 29\u2014Bishop Far PART OF INDEMNITY thing today announced ths appoint: \u2014_\u2014 ment of the Rev.A.H.Moareer,! Turned Over $1,440 To Min- M.A.MC.formeriy assistant curate | ister of Finance Fielding at Christ Church Cathedral and now; resident in England, to the position In House Yesterday Ottawa, June 29\u2014Jt wae because {putting on his pajamas the telephone rang.Tt war Caruso, pleading with Coogan, Br.to he allowed to sin à luliably over the instrument 10 Jackie.And for five minutes the golden voice\u2014which eould earn many thou mands of dollars at a single perform- ance-\u2014sang free of charge for the little chap with whom ita owner had fallen In love.of new principal of the University of an Municipal Chapter, 1.0.D.E, i visizlng Mrs.T.R.A.Belanger.entertain Lady yng at a boat Miss -tiabrielle Markham, of Mon- cruise on the evening of Friday! ew York and are staying at the yy .riun Order of Nurses for Ca-; se.\u201c1 have used \u2018*itel Asso iated First National re-, Charlevoix Hotel ST.IRENEE-LES-BAINS.On the shores of the St lawrence.All the picasure of the sea and mountains.Regular Near la Mailbate, railroad and bont services.Open from June 20th Heptember 20th.Adérom: AUCLERE & GEORGE, .lrenee, Charlevoiz County, P.Qto | ! June1?xsat.tu-tf vousness and are always tired; if are low pieited and good for noth take Lydia E.\u2019's Vege in table Compound.Central Cafe ¢3 ST.PAUL STREET] (Opposite Union Statism) {I EVERY ACCOMMODATION To THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC WE AERVE Daily Thiree-Course Mea) vos.Special Sunday Dinner 00e Oet.1xmon.th.antz12tmi Bishop's Coltege.Iennoxville, Que Mr.MoGreer wan born at Napnnes, Ont., in 1383, and Rained a wide reputation wien he served in (he Canadian Chaplain corps during the war.He graduated with honors from Trinity College.Toronto in 1908 and is now engaged graduate work at Queen's College.Oxford.He will assist his new appointment In the fall.FOREST FIRE AITUATION IN B.C.GROWS SERIOUS Viotorla, BC.June 9\u2014Whh twelve new Aires reported on the lower mainiand alone, the forest Are situation in British Columbia grows serious, mys & report issued by the Forestry Department last night.Five weeks of drought have made the forests as dry aw tinder and fire fighters are faced with an almost hopeless task.Much valuable timber in being destroyed of 747 fires to dste 331 were reported during the fast weak.in pomt| long before ahe became a candidate in the last election she had denounced very strongly the increase in the resmional indemnity \u2018hat Miss Agnes MacPhall M.P., today turned over $1,440 of her aessional Indemnity of 84.000 10 Mon.W.8.Welding.Mintater of Finance.In effect she waa returning $1,500 the $30 being Income tax on the amount.\u201cT am quite aanvinced \u2018hat $3,000 tn nant enough for a man who devos od himself tn eerving his country.\u201d Miss MacPhail explained.\u201cWhat T did object to, wan the time when the indemnity was increased and the circume\u2018'ancer.Our men wers overseas and the grest cry was sennnmy.\u201cThat was why T could nnt accept the $4.000, Tf t had known the procedura in time ! ahouté have | * put forward my bill for a decrease in the indemnity.An it wan I saw It would never met ihrough, so 1 withdrew ft rather than risk the remarks that I way pluying to the gal ery.\u201d MORE CANADIAN GOAL WAS MINED Amount Made Available For Consumption In.March Greater By 644,000 Tons (By Canadian Press) Ottawa, June 29\u2014The net quan- tty of coal made available for consumption ia Canada during he month of March wns greater by 844,000 tons than during the preceding month and way 39 percent higher than the average amount made available during March In the three preceding years.The output (rom Canadian mines Increased 5 percent or more than 100,600 tonn above the production in Febraury and was 12 percent higher than tha verage record for the same month ln 1919-20-21.Production during the threes months of the calendar year to date was practically the same as the average for the period in the three preceding years, Coal was imported from the Unitod States during March to the extent of $16,000 tons more than §n February and amounted to 41 percent, ; more than the average quantity 1m- | ported during the same month In the threes preceding years.+ DUTY ON MILK INCREASED IN 0.5.Hundred And Fifty Percent Jump Per Gallon Opposed By Senate Washington, June 20\u2014A duty of 2 1-2 cents a gallon on milk.as compared with the one cent rate in the : Mouse Bill was approved today hy the Benate 43 to 18 after a two.hours fight., Benator Waish, Massachusetts, led \u201cthe fight agains the rate, which he said was another instance of an at- , tempt to reduce trade with Canada.He held that the rate would conatl- | tute & penalty of the people of New England who depended on Canada for their extra supply of milk and ; cream during the summer months.I\" After another long fight.the Senaie approved 40 to 19 the commit- | lee rate of 22 1-2 cents a gallon on | cream, \"CALLS ATTENTION TO SIR HAMAR GREENWOOD Pall Mall Gazette Refers To His Duties\u2014Usually Supports Government (Canadian Pres Cable » London.June 23\u2014The Pall Mall Gazette, which usually supports in this evening's issue demandiuæ Premier Lioyd George's attention to Sir Hamar Greenwood, whose duties as Chief Becretary for fie.land were finirhed with the signing of the Irish Free St#te trealy.but who remains \u201cmagniticently remunerated for doing nothing at all, in spite of the outcry for eron- omy.\u201d The Pall Mall Gasette further says: \u201cIt is a scandal that Inimately concerns the nation, which canna\u2019 but regard 8:r Hamar Greenwood as a parasite clinging to an rffire which has become no office at all.\u201d AMERICAN FACAPED FROM KIDNAPPERS.Mexico.City, June 29\u2014Esraping from his bandit kidnappers after 4 days of capttivity, A.Bruce Bielaski former head nf the United States Departmen\u2019 of Justice's Investigatien Bureau, returned to Mexico City last night.Covered with dust, unshaven, an ghowing plainly the marks of his imprisonment in the mountains of Morslos, Blelanki was taken to his apariment, where his wife and halt A dozen intimate friends greeted him.While he refused to talk to newspapermen.promising a statement for | today, his friends declared the former United States official had escaped from his captors at Tetecal, walking the thirty miles to Cuernava, near where he was captured last Bunéay while motoring.ELROTION RATIFIED.Winnipeg, June 29\u2014The clection of H.H.Collingham of Winnipeg tn the Presidency of the Catholic Truth Bociety was ratified at the concluding session of the soclety\u2019s convan- tion here this morning.Other officers elected by the general committee yenterday already received ratiffoation.vention In Ottawa.18 YEAR GIRT, ARRESTED Montreal, June 28 \u2014 Yvonna Proulx, 19 years of age, was arrested hers to-night after a Coroner's Jury had found her criminally responal- hie tor the death of Alfred Fontain~, 19 years old of 86 City Mall Ave.! nue, who dled of narcotic poisoning Wednesday night.Khe ia stated to have admitted having heen member of the party during which Fontaine waa given a narcotic which proved fatal.Hair Kept Beautifully Wavy, Indoors or Out! will lined U you apply 3 lui le before doing up you! e or weve curl than SE o: e, regardless of w or D ea and ne tes qu mines\u201d gy eu with \u20ac clean 100th brush, he \"2 \" 7 haat tor wee Shay length of Eh t x «s val » | FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922.APPOINTMENT OF NEW C.N.R.BOARD DELAYED Unlikely it Will Be Named.Soon\u2014Cabinet Busy With; Arrears (Canadian Press.) Ottawa, June 29\u2014It ks not uniike- ly that the new board of management of the Canadian National ltail ways will be appointed shertly.The Cabinet I= busy with arrears of business which accumulated during the time of the the latter part of the session, when' mon and preferred stock payable (Government was| July 13 to shareholders of record fully occupied wish the immediate\u2019 June 30, + problems confronting it in Parliament, especially the budget and the raliway rates reduction.These matters of administration which had, fallen in\u2018o arrears are being disposed of as rapidly an possible, and it fr understood that the appointment of the new board (or the Canadian National will be one of the earliest problems dealt wi\u2018h as soon as the, deaks are cleared for it.DIVIDEND DECLARED Montreal, June 29\u2014The Board of Direztors of the Apanish River puln and paper mills limited, met here .th!s afternoon and declared the re gular quarterly dividends at the rate of seven percent both on the com- | | Jackie, who ap- the Government, has an editorial.They Cost no More You pay exactly the same for \u201cMaple Leaf\u201d as for ordinary matches.Yet, just for the asking, you get Matches which are Different and Better \u2014are NOT pokensus.\u2014are longer and stronger.\u2014bright heads 'wea't fly off.light at the first scratch.\u2014rats won't gaaw them.Dealers like to sell \u201c Maple Leaf\u201d Matches because thay give satisfaction.Reed Goods Veranda Chairs Folding Extension Chairs Baby Yards Baby Walkers Gate Leg Tables The society will hold its next con- |\u2019 TELFPHONE 351 SUMMER FURNITURE D.8.RICKABY'S Furniture Warehouse and Undertaking Establishment Writing Tables Living Room Tables i Tea Tables Pl Work Tables Tabourettes Jardiniere Stands 337 ST.JOHN STREET May 20x1a.w.sat.tt, , M war, gation, Axminstershades.ten.Voites, Scrime, ete.hing wanted fer country heuses, The largest importation of Rugs and Carpets made sinee the Mere than 300 bales recel ved since the opening of the navi.\u2018They consist in Ruge and Carpets in Brussels, Wilton asd The designs are exquisite in every way.Curtain materials in revesidble Plush, Chenille, sunfast colors, sroken Ripp, Ripp Poplin, siriped and broche, (a all the latest French and English Cretonnes, single dngle and double face.Furniture materials of every deserip.Curiains by the pair and by the yard: Madras, Net Flea Several Bedroom Seis at very low price.fron and Dress Beds, Bedding, Plilews, Oushicas.Bvery- P.J.COTE Opposite Palace Hill and double width; "]