The Sherbrooke examiner, 4 décembre 1901, mercredi 4 décembre 1901

The Sherbrooke Examiner.r> SEMI WEEKLY EDITION.VOL.V.NO.10 New Series.SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, I'JOl.PRICE ONE CENT Mic-Mac ^ Hockey ^ Skates ' The 1901-2 Improved pattern, acknowledged by the most prom-inet players as absolutely the best Skate for Hockey made.Every pair fully guaranteed.Star hockey Skates Jleme Club Skates.Victoria Club Skates.Fancy Figure Skates 20 different styles of Skates to select from The Spaiding “Championship" h'ockty 3 We Have ! Just pnrchasod a car load of Red path s Granulated fcu^ar to anlve in two or three daj-H.anyone wint ing Input in a supply will do well to take advantage of the present low prices.Our Grocery Department is complete with the beet goods on the market.^'e will sell you a Fur (’aal fc $I2.(K).We have the best assortaient of Ladies Wrappers in the Villag»*.G ve us a caU.Used exclusively by the Champions of the World—the Victoria Team of Winnipeg, Columbia Rock Elm Hockey Sticks.Columbia Rock Elm Boys’ Sticks.HOCKEY SUNDRIES OF ALL KINDS.^ We can fill all wholesale orders promptly at lowest prices.Hockey Clubs write us for prices.J.3.MITCHELL & CO.Sta?Clothing Hall ! Ir* SIGN OF THE STAR.\ 2 W.T.OUGHTRED i„.BLACK l l When you keep company with a girl, you have to take her out i now and then ; or even if you have m trried the girl and settled down to face the stern realities of life, you are expected to take her once in a while to a party or a prayer-meeting, to the new Opera House opposite the Star Clothing Hall, or to a wedding, or a relative’s funeral.A BLACK SUIT is a necessity on all these occasions.We are showing an elegant % line of Black Beauties in medium weights, cutaways and some * sacks—you can wear them all the year for special occasions.Black Suits as low as $8 or as liidli as $20 ’ or at lots of prices between.Come here for your Black Suits.STAR CLOTHING HALL, J.ROSENBLQOM & CO., 97 A 99 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bull Tel.43 ¥ ZEPHRA.oooo CLEMENT THEATRE 4 Nights and Saturday [Matinee, Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.and Sat., DEC.3, 4, 5, 6, 7.THE BEAUTIFUL OPERATIC SPECTACLE ZEPHRAÎ A RE Ml RI NSC EN CE OF ERGLISN XMAS PARTOMIME 200 IN THE GRAND ENSEMBLE 200 .SPARKLING MUSIC MF.RRY DANCES ST A RTIING DRILLS vnii! KS A STRONG CHORUS A SPLENDID ( AAiT Entire Special Magnlftcent Scenery Mechanical and Calcium Effects zeolira hfv* Iwrn pn“ers of our communicants keep up and how the amount of money required for maintaining the services of the church are forthcoming.rhe reports of the clergy shows that the adult baptisms and the numbers of those confirmed in an advanced age show that we are filling the vacancies made by death, and by the exodus of our people by bringing in those w ho are brought up outside of our fold.One clergyman reports that out of 22 persons baptized 11 were adults, another out of 22 baptized 10 were adults and so on.Another gratifying feature of the work is that so many of the clergy report that improvements and repairs have been made in the churches and parsonages.During the year there lias been baptized J30, confirmed 178, married 79, deaths 217.The amount of mon iy contributed in the district duri ig the year for all purposes has been $32,691.97, of this $1701.26 was for objects outside the Diocese, and $1751.38 was for purposes within the Diocese, but not lor any individual parish, and $29,056 was for larocnial objects.Compton Ladies’ College began the year with an entirely new teaching staff, and the whole curriculum lia*» been changed, and the new system of teaching has been based upon English system.The reports of the clergy show that throughout the District good work is being done, and the church people of these parts have every reason to thank God and take courage.The election of officers resulted as follows: Chairman, Rev Dr.Scarth, re-elected; secretary, Rev.A.Stevens, re-elected; treasurer, John A.Wiggett, Sherbrooke; Executive committee, Archdeacon Roe, Dr.Scarth, Dr.Dumbell, Rev.Dr.Whitney, with Messrs.Ii A.Elkins, J.A.W.ggett, and E.Hargrave, Shei biouke.After the Bishop had addressed a few words to the clergy th* meeting adjourned until eight when Rev.Dr.Whitney, principal of Bishop » College, preached the anniversary sermon.5 New Apple Cider -AT— BRAY BROS.i i i r ADVICE Is generally costly—but the best advice will cost you nothing.We know a thing or two about Skates, and you will think so when you see our new line and prices for this year.Hockey Skates.Pucks and straps KIEIRIR FOSS BELL TEL.167 OUIMHITK THEATRE.CITY PHONE 138.I Bio Opportunities I oeiore Christmas Every day this month we shall offer very special bargains in new and worthy goods and it will be worth your while to watch the papers.You can expect bargains in everything.Lfkdiea and Childrmi’n GIloveN and Hosiery will be » tLred at gieafc batgains Ladies good heavy Cashmere Gh ven, 25c.Homespun Dress Goods, 64 in.wide in gr*-y and bro n mix nre, worth $1 10, now reduced to 85c Twe.d Mixture Dress Goons, Ol wool, to e right materis) for heavy Wr»ter Dresses, worth $1 yard, reduced to 60c.worth 75c.reduced t » 50c w »rth 60c.redi.c d to 40c.worth 75c.redu ced to 37À worth o5c.red ne d to 26 ".Lot of Lull s Flannelette Shirt Waists, worth 75c and $1, now offered for 25c.Ladi- s Fancy Velvet Bini -u a* worth $3, now reduced to $2.60.German Flannels with small dots in pink, Liu v and red, worth 30 .yJc per lb., weighed off cars.SHOWS A DECLINE AT LIVERPOOL.Liverpool, December 2.—The tone on this market since this day week has been weaker, and prices for both cattle and sheep show a decline of £c.Choice Canadian cattle sold at lie, and sheep at 12c.A private cable from London quoted Canadian cattle at lie.A private cable from Liverpool quoted Canadian cattle at HjfC and sheep at KHc Unnecessary to Suffer From Asthma.are made in large sizes for Hotels, Boarding Houses, mrants, and other places doing a vast amount of cooking — places where quality and quantity must be assured in a fixed time.Made heavy throughout, and only best grades ot steel are used; they will last a lifetime.Ventilated oven.Asbestos linings.Clinkerless duplex grates.Deep fire-box.Heavy sectional cast-iron linings.Full nickel dress.Made with or without reservoir, high shelf, high warming close# or meat broiler.Four sizes and ten styles ; fully guaranteed.Free pamphlet from local agent or nearest house.M^Clary ManiîîfîcturinQ Ca ''LONDON, TORONTO, MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER.& OT JO V N.B.For pure blood, a bright eye, a clear com pi \ion.a keen appetite, a good *a digest on and refreshing sleep, Take BRISTOL'S Scvrs0Lp0Lrill^- It arouses the Liver, quickens the circulation, brightens the spirits and generally improves the health.Sixty-eight y wire trial have j>r**e All druggists sell “BRISTOL S.c;FflviER U Letor This distressing complaint can be perfectly cured by inhaling Catarrhozone a vegetable antiseptic that destroys the germs which cause the disease.Catarrhozone is inhaled at the mouth from a convenient pocket inhaler, ami after permeat ing the minutest air cell», 1* exhaled slowly through the nostrils.It stops the cough, makes bnatbing regular, and erradicates the Asthma so thoroughly from the ‘¦system that it never returns.Don’t 'titier from Asthma, use Caunrhozoue, it will speed d y cure you.Large outfit,.$1 • Small 25 cents.I h uggists or by mail fiom Foison & Co.Kingston.Ont.5 |Tli » fifty-seventh* Congress of the United States opened on Monday.The St.Lambert town hall was completely destroyed by tire on Saturday night.BOSTON STORE, 119 WELLINGTON STREET Established 1878, Public Opinion is strong in favor of Pain-Killer.For over sixty years the foremost household rein dy for cuts, bruises, sprains, rtini sll bowel complaints.Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis’.25c.and 50c.HONESTY THE BEST POLICY.Many merchants find it hard when people a^k for an article at the price they have advertised, and try to substitue it.There is where they make a big mistake Our advertisements are made honestly and we feel so glad to see the growing confidence the pnblic place in us, tnat we are compelled to say, “It’s our honest advertising that does it.” ^ What we advertise we do.When we announce a special sale we ^ell at special low price.That’s our policy.We have at present the finest range of Fall and Winter Overcoat» ever seen in Sherbrooke.And our rystem of chargii g >mall profits gives you the chance of getting afirst-cla^s Overcoat at moderate price BOUCHER & (LACROIX, >ION OF THE BIG GLOBE, 163 WELLINGTON STREET INSURANCE (^Tcarefully wr ten at lowest rates.Security the best If you want perfect satisfactionTgoJJto c.E- & G- K- FRASER, Trends Bloch.Bkll Tm.fTl.' SHERBROOKE. THE EXAMINER DEC.4, 1901.Log Cabin Brand Canned Goods .This » pack now in stock comprit- log SUGAR CORN, TOMA TOES, BAKED BEANS, QOLDEN% WAX [BEANS, SWEET WRINKLE PEAS, EARLY' JUNE PEAS, LIMA BEANS, SUCCOTASTH.nd a tali aesortment of Canoed Fruit.Thus.W.Fnller & Sod fl.Asset M^n of aH'.lity and character show their iadividuahty in their clothes.Our aoitM give them that fashionable and feUOitantUl qu dity so much desired Y-»ur order lefK jrith us insures yon a right made suit.Ne* Fill and Winter Suits and Overcoating» now .»ueu for inspection at mo-t favorable prices.W W.SHAW, MKROHAKT TAILOR, 116 WELLINGTON STR^KT.Short Story About Combs o.>» i © x —• VJZ * © X be * x x ^ — w r- o fr, ,*2 > X t- © * ¦ p © — - be / a?§ ^ X ® P -X © "x w oi > ©-C a; © X .s © © C ^ be ^ ^ T* X fc.>1 x a © &c > - © x « s=: * ^ S > x C->*>£ .X ^ Zi.© ^43-5 x bC ^ fl orj ± >>c x æ a«'05 hJ •^ © s; = © a* © — 5^ ' SkL S3 J3 W - J.MILLET 9c.Store.So Many Have Asked us to handle a certain special line of Children’s Stockings and Ladies Overstockings that we teel it our duty to comply with their wishes, The lines we sell are not the ordinary yarn stocking but are known as the “Cable Wire Twist.” Some call them “braded wire yarn triple twist.” Anyhow they are said to be the longest wearing stockings made.The boys sizes are “locked kneed” two ply ribbed giving them an elastic effect and increasing the wearing qualities.MORENCY & MILLET SLEIGHS ! I have a full lire of np-to date .SIi kEh for ale.New stvlcH arriving ev* ry week Hand made H mess.Single and Double Dri i g Him »_v .and Exprès* Harnesn, Light ami licwtv - Tenm BarnexH Trunks.Hand Ungs, Cabin Tlag-.^’liib Ukid stone liaK" «nd Valises.Whip* Hug-.Robes, Blank-1-, Hru.shee, » urry Comb-, urcingles Ham^n-!>.-»-mg.Hoof iKntmeut.(fall t ore Ma< bine and Neal-foot Oil.Axb* nttd Harnrsa Oil."leigb Dell-, Embrocation.!*• erbis-tng Maehine-, W ringer*, Ibiinf ( burns, dtog and Extension Ladders, Spramotor- White Sewing Mf chines The K.Berlinger Oram O'Phones and Rocoids Agent for Mas-ey Harris Co.Agrifullural Impieii eut.*.Straw and Hoot Cutterw, Rulpets One and two Heavy Rob Sleds.Call and look my stork over before bvytn* sImv ^Éiere.a- we like to -how onr goods 10 anyone ertwther they buj or not.GUKK MOON, 132 and i J4 Wellington st All Sm : kers Concéda the B.B.B.B.iar Pipe to be the best Uiaimfaetuivd.We show an extensive ran^e.different shapes, different sizes, and different prices.But if the B.B.B.Briar does not fit your purse or suit your fancy we can supply other kinds.A.E.KIN READ & Co Sign of thf- Indian 118 WKLUNOTOs HrRKKT Moore’s Hot Blast CO C/) «all eoiood.lap i in '.W a>i« Paper Hankcta.fancy dfisi^n* ami color*.Travcllm*; I M e** Suit Oa*cK Hauil Hatf* and Valise* Shopping Da^» and Purse's, special lar^re as sort incut.( hatclenc llatr* (tfival variety!.Lad if'and (ientKid (.Iotc* (from the Ih'sI makers in ( he \v«irld.Ladies and Oc ut s Uiuhrellus (iMiu^ht special fur t he Xmas t rade!.1 lentIciikmi's Handkerchiefs Ladies Handkerchiefs : all kinds, over 3H0 do/.on to select from.lienutiful Lnoe Collars and Ties, for l.adics' wear.Itlackand Colored Silks (extra valut' in Peau «le Soie).New I m port allons of Fancy Blouse Silks.I^tdies Silk Skirts.Ladies Silk Pet t icoats.Beautiful Silk Blouses, in black and all col ors at SI each.Tailor-made Cost nines.Handsome I- rem-h Flannel Blouse*.Ladies Silk Milts.Gent s Silk Mutlh:rs flatest the ’ Huiler'! (««•nt leinen > Fmhroidered Silk Braoes from up.I'- Belezaire celebrated IVrfumcry.Sterling sil\ cr and Kbony U«»ods.Dow n quilts, in Silk, Satin and Sateen, at SA to S^UNI.Nice W arm Blankets.( hob.collection of Hugs, latest coloring*; Basic n offerts.HanAsonm Ln Work.All size.s of Down Pillows always instock.All Mail (!r(lets attended to with care and despatch : postajri'paid on «ill Kid(llov«-rt and Handkerchiefs during this mont h.II Si And the night shall be filled with music, And the cares that invest the day Shall fold their sents like the A rabs.And as silently steal away.—Longfellow.Original Piano Player If you employed Paderwski to play in your home for one evening he wouldn’t play any more or any better music than you could —if you owned an Angelus—and the Angelus is with you every evening.The small orchesta you employ for your at-homes and teas and dances and dinners, can’t begin to play the popular tunes of the day as correctly or with as much shading and expression as an Angelus Orchestral Piano Player can.And the small Orchestra can’t play classical music at all.The Angelus can, You can operate the Angelus the first time you try it.It fits any Piano.The price of the “Angelus” is $250.H.C.Wfend Soif 63 WtlllRgtM St.SHBRHROCnUL BRAN Oh aCUHi At MAOOO, DEAF?/// m ALL CASES OF ANY HEAD NOISES?DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention.Only those born deaf are incurable.HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.F.A.WERNIAN, OF BALTIMORE, SAYSs Cf'rn/.'fmrm H\i riMOKI V : M .• h 10.iqoi., 1 •' BeuiR entirely cured of denftietM.thanks to your ireatmeut, I will now give ya* a lull In*tory of my ca!»e.to l*e uaed at your diacretion AN>m t»ve vearn ago my right ear began losing, and this kept on getting won*, until I loot m\ lu-atiiig m ihta ear entirely.^ i underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three months, without anv success, consulted a nun»-pnvMcian*.among others, the moat eminent ear apecialist of this city, who told me that m operation could help me.and even that only temporarily, that the head noises would lien ce**e.but the hearing in the affected ear would be lost forever.?,0Ar -“b-ertisement accidentally in a New York i»aper, and ordered vour treat-.1 rJ u™ 11 only a few days according to your directions, the uoiae* erased, and aUc « Vvc *«y hearing in the diseased ear has bceu entirely restored.I thank yo« heartily and beg to remain Very truly yours F.X.WKRMAN, 7308.Broadway, Baltimore, Md.Our treatment does not interfere with your usual occupation, YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME.¦“.V.r— INTCRNATIONAl AURAL CL»— ’">6 LA SALU A*E, CHICAGO, ILL If Ï0II THE LINE OF Rifles, Cartridges.Shells, Powder or Sfeot, INSPECT OUR STOCK BEFORE BUYING.Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, J-lorse Blankets, Coal, Etc.Builders Hardware OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.Irtl WELLINGTON STREET.odere Sons 4.Cie., INSURANCE ÆTSÂ.A LU A NCR, i 'OA1M rncJA L UNION, (Jl A RDI A N, HA RTFORD, LANCASHIRE, LON DO*, NORTH RRITISH ^JBBOTT.LENNOXVILLE NOTICE ! OR THE WINTER SEA-son we wifi make the following low rates :— Overeoats rrj^Ld 30e .WM.LORD.(SUCCESSOR TO .IAS A FLAGG) The Leading Undertaker and Practice Embalm 1IH WELLINGTON STREET, SHERBROOKE.f'/offlriK nmlCnskcf* of all styles and frire*.Trinnnine* and Bobe*.The largest and I***, stork to * loot from in the rtty.Tclegrunh and Telephone Orders promptly axecTiled at any hour «lay ornighL 8#sATISFA( TTON OUAHANTKKD.Telephones at Ktore and honne.Also the largcKt variety of Picture Mouldings and a nice selection of pictures to* sale.Frame* nuulfl ou A«.rk ooUea.CO Vests Tfouseps u 25e 106 ISe Drop-in and *let us make^an estimate on repairs, etc.‘ A new Collar aud [some minor repairs will make last years coat as good as new.~ Workmanship^guaranteed Aji.LOTHROP'S CITY STEAM LAUNDRY and Carpet deanftng Works ft Water St.Pfco'.ea t Bell 10.Beopftee I 9333 ?v * V ,V id ants.UT ANTKD-A GOOD JOB COMPOSITOR Y\ at the Sherh.ooke G»witt4» Oittce.tW^.fiftlc dir t%i lfr4.Farm for Sale.la’ Unrairr! *— oointiMtig of ! C.H.FOSS, City PasHoiig^r and Hoaet Agent, 18 Wellington 86.Bell Telephone No.Mmm ?i i Deo.9 Doc, 1 Deo.14 Doe.2l STEAMSHIPS.VKOM PORTLAND ’•Ottoman .•Manxman .Vancouver.¦Ho man .•Theno rifteamer do not carry paHsengers.KATK8 or PARHAUK Saixkin -$60.00 and upwards.OEOOND Saloon $36.on and $37.50.rritRi) Class—$25.00 and $28.00 according tr eSaamer.FROM BOSTON Via QuoeiiHtown.New England.Dec.4th A Steamer Dec.18th KATKM or PAHHAOB Saloon—$45.00 and upwards.®(ikx)nd Saloon $io.oo and upwards.Third Class—$28.00 NEW SRRVJCB Boston to the Mediterranean.To (Jibra’t*r.Naples Gen va, Alexandria-Oom mon wealth.Nov.27th, Jan 4th, Feb.12th Cambroman.Jan.18th, Feb.38th.For further infer alien vpply to any agent of the Company or te E.W, Smith, G.T.‘ W.H.Bottum, C.P.IL, Sherbrooke.DAVID TORRANCE Æ CO., Gen.Agts St.«Sacrement iStreet, «Mont ru.ii and Portland Mcrr iimrniHniaiii mjSSSJF ^ Relieve those Inflamed fcyes! Pond’ s ICxtrsvct Reduced one-half with pire soft water applied i uquciitiy witii « the v ji-.thi .un w jj| Pe ,, and iiiiiaiunmuon ii^t.n îC*.! Avo; cr eve cup.M d uiid Diepam ft »ved.wP r- one, !r- H r,“,‘ • v n»/« l ’ ' u ntie.K?i -P.« .« ni om>.* .' ••v , ; ¦ 'M—i : ,?• ¦’ .I ¦'**' < •• Wl: r “A bad workman quarrels with his tools.” A maker of tricky shoes, blames the Retailer, for over pricing them, at what they look like.Observe the Makers' responsible price on “The Slater Shoe” VI ‘faxfyw WfM” ) SLEIGHS! SÜIGHS U.G W iUUKl'l' -OLK LOCAL AOKNl FUNERAL OF LORD AYLMER.For line finished photogr to Presby’s trail early in tl Great reduction during: days.aphs go the day.the holi- Mr.W.VV.Morency has sold his •ropertyon Wellington Street to lessrs.L.S, Channell Sc Co.When in Sherbrooke if you want to feel at home, stop at the Sherbrooke House.C.H.Bod-well, Proprietor.Wm.Wright, Manager.At the semi-annual meeting of the Directors of the Eastern Townships Bank this forenoon, Mr.R.W.Heneker, the President, informed the Directors that he would retire from the Presidency at the annual meeting next June.VVe understand that Mr.Heneker will resign also from the Com-missionership of the British American Land Company next yeftr, «nd will then take up his residence in England.A fuller statement will be given in Friday’s issue.The members « f St.Peter’s Guild will meet at the old Meridiants Bank Building on Friday of this week instead of Thursday as at first announced.Fhe meeting of the Civic Association, which was to have been held tomorrow evening, has been postponed on account of Zephra being given at the Clement Theatre.On account of the snow storm the Boston A Maine train this morning was seven hours late.The Halifax morning express was also three hours late.Be sure you get the kind you have always had.Owing to the great popularity of “The I).Sc L.” Menthol Plaster, unscrupulous makers are putting up one like it.F