Sherbrooke daily record, 4 mars 1911, samedi 4 mars 1911

[" V mMXKKXM RECOMMENDED EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS Ï m mvvvvvMWvvvrjnnnrwvv* IÏ71ARNHAM \u2014 MONTCALM HOTEL -U-* completely renovated.Sample room»j Hell phone No.- her bed with illness.\t! Dr.Irwin, of Waterloo, was in this Air.and Mrs.1.W.Drew, of Morin vicinity on Tuesday.Flats, have been spending the week j Mr, Richard Bockus\u2019 family are suf- I they have thus been invited to acquaint themselves with actual facts.There are many towns involved in fathers is good enough for them.A money tax! How many a disparaging shrug has met this proposal.situation?\u201d The School Fhe Drill H.Robinson and L.Childerhouse 'Icq .'.;r D.A.Crawford, merchant of this in the different contests.The sum of place.bb.M! was realized.\tMr.David Currie is able Mr.G.H.Farnam does not make about again having been laid up for any progress towards recovery _ _ the past week with la grippe._________________ A steel bridge! \"Too good for this municipality,\" have local vvise acres occasionally decided.Nevertheless the \u201cantiques\u2019: have lost popularity.Like the loom and spinning wheel they will soon become .firc vvhich oCcUrre(i at night, the im to he memories of the older time.\tj perative need of familiarizing the In every section are to he found .\t.\t.\tdr(ll should not Although no recent tragedy has recurred to emphasize the possibility of immediate disaster from fire in jour schools, if we except the Granby men who like good roads, who admire well constructed bridges of per manent material.These have upheld ; d\u201cüï'ïnto rëgular practice.i>e forgotten.A fearful object lesson hould not be necessary to force this Restores Wasted Energy The athlete keep» up his vitality and maintains his ¦ n t_iv by using BOVRIL\u2014The beef fibrine in BovrU develops muscle without adding superfluous weight.the gospel of \u201cgetting on\u201d and have fast their votes and influence against the \"antiques.\u201d The old covered bridge which has served its generations so faithfully, which has worn off several coats of paint and blurred out a number of warnings to \u201cwalk or pay two dollars.\u201d has seen its palmy years of public approval and has come upon a time when its days are numbered.Statute labor, ever detrimental to uniform good road building, is also doomed to the list of old ways and methods.One may cling with conservative attachment to the charms and customs \u2019 ci the past without giving unfriend- ¦5  Gapaen' of Delight .4 ï /.f a ¦\"arien a s * nr is c* Z\"'.i your ; a f!.f *3 r s AJ iai g e 2* .vver j, -A.-iJS.EWING\u2019S Me Seeds Wm.Ewing & Co.Seedsmen McGill St.Montreal.AND.Remember This You who are still undecided about your car & * * Is the valus Yos pay co anada.You ; \"Yo'i fierer £ ,f yowt EU BBS tad gone tcr-mc .be HUS SELL pi&i; i- of this sectinsentsl ¦.¦it! the character \u2022jc men who compo quipped plants in a for making it ri; practical .5SELL car, becaoa RUSSELL parts i ; uneasiness for fea the mushroom va ;w that you can re rears from to-da;.', se it.You kne America, first ¦ht if you meet Perhaps yon practically ever] 3EMEMBER- Every time Every tim* E vervtiine RUSSELL 0».Model* from We invite you do not knov there which hat we he a RUSSELL car is turned out\u2014 the factory is improved\u2014 he organization is extended ers are being satisfied.r such a proposition in Canada ' to see them at our nearest brae Canada Cycle & Motor Co.Ltd., west Toronto Makers of High Grade Automobiles ton.Montreal, Winnipei 2to.Ha; .me.At Cal gar Experience has proved that a fire in a school is often productive of terrible and tragic results.To control a large number of pupils during a time of confusion and fear, such as follows an outbreak of fh\u2019e, is no idle task, and unless constant prac tice has accustomed the children swift an.d orderlj- exit many a may be needlessly sacrificed.The Agricultural Anaual.in Compton as guests of Mr.W.E.Ladd.They left on Thursday for Ladd's Mills, accompanied by Miss Luella Ladd, who will remain away for the week-end.Mr.Daniel Saultry has returned to North Hatley to resume building operations.A young child of Air.and Airs.G.Poudrier was buried from the R.C.Church this week.Aliss Shurtleff, at present of Water?ville, was the guest on Saturday of Mrs.W.Paige.Services were held in St.James\u2019 and the R.C.Churches on Wednesday to mark the opening- of the Leu-ten season.Mr.and Mrs.A.A.Pomeroy, of Coaticook, were recent visitors at \u201cLee Grange.\u201d Air.J.B.M.St.Laurent and Air.A.LeClerc were in Sherbrooke on Thursday-.Miss Tomkinson, of Hatley, is spending some time in Compton with Airs.Lyman.Bliss.Mayor W.W.Paige has returned from a brief visit to Boston., Mass.fering from la grippe.Air.Forest Streeter is sick with measles at the home of his father near Bondville.Air.and Mrs.Guy Streeter were guests of Bondville friends recently.FAVORS RECIPROCITY.Boston, Alarch 3.\u2014 The New England Shoe and Leather Association favors reciprocity with Canada.A memorial to the United States Senate approving the pending agreement was adopted by the directors at their monthly meeting.Bemnves Bursal Enlargeiucnte.IliicUened, Swollen Tissues* Curbs, Filled Tendons.Soreness frora any Bruise or Stvain, Cures Sjpuvin Lnmoness, Allays Tain Boos not Blister, remove the h.-dr or lay the horso uj).$^.oo a bottle, delivered.Book i D free.AI5SO£tl»INB, JIÏ., (mnnlcindfl.CO - bottle.) For Synovitis, Strains, Gouty or Khenmatie Deposits, Varicose Veins, Varicocele, Hydrocolo.Alievspfttri.Book free .W.F.YOUNG, P.O.F., 13C Tsinpla Sî., Spriiiflfield, Mas?J.YMANS Ltd., -Montreal, Canadies Agcntu- I\u2014* The Tonic Which Invigorates At this season the year a tonic which refreshes and invigorates is necessary.CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE strengthens the entire system, builds up a strong, healthy appetite and \u2022 enables the stomach to assimilate the food.A course with '\u2018Campbell\u2019s\" gives most agreeable results, good sleep anti quieted nerves, and perfect health.But be sure it is Campbell's.K.CAMPBELL & CO., Mfrs.MONTREAL: 1 I The county fairs in the Townships ave assumed a more progressive and ptimistic attitude during the lust w years than has characterized them h consideration to improvements of previously during a considerable per-rhe present.The wood in the old ;od.Financial conditions have been bridge must surely and rapidly de- .xcellent and public interest within cay.Statute labor, at its best, could .he counties immediately affected by never produce a satisfactory and im- he activities of the local exhibition .as received a substantial impetus.The County Fair is a worthy, one night say an, almost necessary-, in-tituticn.The farmers are beginning o realize that they benefit \u2018 considérai?by this annual meeting within heir county, and their patronage aP-ears to be more generously extend- ; proved roau.It is possible to-day to reaiize the roads of which our fathers dreamed.Macadamized highways and steel bridges,\u2014these are what the lovers ; of good roads can have, and should persist in having, whenever possible to influence municipal favor toward such reform.The good roads movement has nothing in common with the \u201cantiques\u201d of its past.\u2018 Better this year than last,\u2014 better next year than this,\u201d is its motto.j Get out of the rut and improve ! your municipal roads* As '.he Boird cf Trads Pspsrfs.I The educational report of the Board \u2022 of.Trade for submission to the Royal ; Commission covers a wide field of necessary reforms in educational matters, from compulsory elemen.tary education to the need of a Technical j School.All of tha suggested changes ere prospectively advantageous as regards facilitating the acquirement of ; knowledge and the widening of its j scholastic scope.i Amongst other information ; the Board of Trade report contains : the statement that in this city of Sherbrooke and its environs the indifference of parents to the educational rights of their children \u201cis a men-¦ ace to the character and ability of our future citizens.\u201d This is a grave : charge against the good sense of the women who have children of any effort in arter life make a lack of educational training receptive years of childhood?[y, but only by extraordinary Nates.The stringent legislation being pass-d in this province against the sale £ cocaine does not come any too non.The drug evil, unfortunately, as become so menacing as to startle he public before action is taken to rotect wouid-be purchasers of harm'd drugs from their own folly.The news that the Government will ssist in a campaign against the 'paint-brush\u201d weed will be welcome 1 the farming sections of the Town-hips.This abr.oxious weed, which as originally brought from Europe, as caused, and is causing, much lamage.Its extermination is impera-'.ve, and delay makes effort to rid he fields of the pest more difficult.men an: The \u201cdog\u201d question seems to be he striking feature of the \u201csheep\u201d :c;;tion, and in the conference hfcld ¦cently by interested farmers much me was given to the consideration £ the dog side of sheep raising.Un-ubtedly a law protective of the ;eep raiser to the extent of a cer-dn ren.umeration for killed or wor-led sheep would give a greater sec-rity to the farmer.ONLOOKER.Canadian company 1 Think a minute, e it is made in that the makers dety\u2014here to-day tch the makers of md reach them in ibably you know we have one of .tiding your car a accident.hes and agencies, care of your car It a child oui save one hi (\u2019.ving that jury.Yet notic every prog gramme i h^r or / Hcb*: BOLTON G|/EN.Arrivals and departures: Mr.and is.J.Durrill, at Air.Lavoy\u2019s of Hith Bolton; Mr.and Airs.Al.Brown are being deprived , ¦¦: So,.th Bolton and Mrs.W.Rob-ther education -ts.of Knowlton, to Mr.C.H.rown\u2019s on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs.A.iarksen.Masters Cecil and George larkson, of Titbit's Hill, at Mr.D.irown's; Messrs.T.Campbell and as.Brock, at Millington; Air.H.cGiU, of Bolton Centre, at Mr.J.-urrlll\u2019s on Saturday; Mr.H.Robots, to Air.Gilman\u2019s at Knowlton andin g on Driday.Miss IRuperta Hall, who has been ttending school at Knowlton, was bilged to return home, and has sen confined to the house for the ast two weeks with measles but is ow recovering.en, in Sherbrooke ementary or h parental carelessness that xr-ess is criminal.The law he aWe to enforce the rights child even against the will of tirai guardian.strange and lamentable that portance of education should realized or appreciated by par- other wh\u201e takes for any reason n actual necessity, is an irreparable in- : entai care is so j by its absence that 5 educational pro-3 compulsory educa- GLEN .MURRAY.Arrivals and departures: Mr.Alf.lajaury and his mother, to their ome in Ontario, after a iew months MOD.good Coat to ed : fairs.Cornel own i< well U I !e.Unne What : uûzmmt flection upon the i ith Air.and Mrs.Alex Majaury; Mr.-ilization is this ucatlon.Lotting tLe People Kns».ate the rat on finam zcellent is tha has undertaken yers of the corn-municipal »f- effort of the et to enlightcn-egarding their - places might -prising exam- \u2022\u2018Vlntie Up a Standard not 1 Down to o 'omc Price.\u201d\t! ope : firings.Ignorance ures induces econcou oimci cneral Regl terea 2 is.under standing !» it obstacles to c>vcr-d.\u2018-;c :«Micn on muni-f actual fig-eonei usions.-,bn .1.Robinson, of Montreal, call-ig on friends.Airs.Robert Currie is suffering om an attack of inflammation of he lungs.A very pleasant evening was spent y the young people at the home of Jr.and Mrs.H.Patterson, of Bystander.Miss Ida Hall, of Glen J.loyd, is on the sick list.But place a financial statement, in » indisputable\tand white, before BEEBE.Rev.W.T.Hmrth will spend next Sunday in Danville in the interest of missionary work.Mr.Will Devenu has moved from Mr.Bellam\u2019s house to Rock Island; Mrs, Dormer from the Campbell & Bellam block to one of Mr.Little's tenements; Mr.James Derusha ha.s moved from the McOaffe house to Holland, Vt.Miss Lydia Heath, who Is at her sister's, Mrs.C.A.fiearles, is not recovering very rapidly.Mi John Leslie is much better ' and there i?; solid and lu able to be around again.9 IH mim I Sof yosiF own country Lzanadian-made Goods TOOKE COLLARS are made in Canada By Canadians For Canadians.Be Canadians THEY FIT Miss Canada\u2019s Appeal to Canadian Men ¦ n mu mm % mÈÈÊË WM mm.(\u2022«\u2019vu» SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 10JT.TAnr.ntke.NO DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, GAS OR ANY OTHER STOMACH DISTRESS Relief in Five Minutes awaits every Stomach Sufferer here Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach if you will take a little Diapepsin occasionally.This powerful digestive and antacid, though as harmless and pleasant as candy, will digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all the food you can eat.Eat what your stomach craves, without the slightest fear of Indigestion or that you will be bothered with sour risings, Belching Gas on Stomach, Heartburn, Headaches from stomach.Nausea, Bad Breath, Water Brash or a feeling like you have swallowed a lump of lead, or other disagreeable miseries.Should you be suffering now from any stomach disorder you can get relief within five minutes.\t¦'.m'.ii niÆfaUiï If you will get from your pharmacist a 50-cent case of Pape\u2019s Diapepsin you could always go to the table with a hearty appetite, and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no Indigestion or Sleepless nights or Headache or Stomach misery all the next day ; and, besides, you would not need laxatives or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowels clean and fresh.Pape\u2019s Diapepsin can he obtained from your druggist, and contains more than sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst case of Indigestion or Dyspepsia, 'there is notmng better for Gas on the Stomach or sour odors from the stomach or to cure a Stomach Headache.You couldn\u2019t keep a handier or more useful article in the house.scotstown.Arrivals and departures include : Alauager Gifford back from a recent trip to England in connection with the Guelph Patent Cask Company ; Mr.John Macauley from the West, visiting his mother, Mrs.Donald Macauley, on Victoria street; Mr.and Mrs.Jack Black to their home in Farnham after a few days visiting relatives and friends.Miss Pearl G.Scott, teacher of the elementary department in the Model School, is confined to her home with the mumps.The subject for discussion at the Men\u2019s Social Bible Class next Sunday will be, \u201cHow do people go to Heaven ?\u201d Te Leilas lo ihe Ldifcr COPPER ORE AND TION.CONCENTRA- BURY.Miss Maggie and Lizzie Hepburn have been suffering from la grippe, the latter being unable to take charge of her duties as principal of the Model School.Mrs.Burrell, nurse, of Canaan, Vt., is at Mr.F.W.Barter\u2019s for a time.Mr.Reuben Bennett, of Canterbury, in town Thursday.___________________ Editor Record.gjr ;\u2014During the past few years there has been considerable talk about erecting a smelter in some central part of the Townships, which would do custom work for the different copper prospects of this section of the mineral belt.Your correspondent would like to know if it would not be a good plan ; ing\u2019 bee to build a concentration plant which ; Bigotry, could be run by water power, thus saving fuel, and not causing any sulphur fumes to be contended with.There are a number of copper ores in this Part of the country that would be easy to concentrate, as they are comparatively free from iron have been distil dr plebiscite latiun, show ed i were fictitious (coupants that icept in the feeds of the house\" canvas- being, where liquor haft b far by, men This was mod ied by a members to tered as a C spies (\u2019ll ! rbo Id prove that applied to, and paid were not members, easily and cheaply re-club law requiring new be introduced and régis nest on the club book, and all monies paid to be handed over by a member.A farce! In the British Isles a.public saloon opens at six a.m.and closes at midnight, in the cities,\u2014 in the country districts, and suburbs (i a.m.to 10 p.ro.prevails.The clubs opened and closed ' just at such hours as their comnvit-sers.The exposure by the aforesaid tees of management decided upon, journal was too late.\u201cSunday clos- The moderate man, or the avowed amc an a-v of Parliament- apostle of teetotal ism can enter a unblushing falsification public saloon and urge a too indul- gislated morality\u2019\u2019 in the matter I nt, \u201cSunday rlo.in.- \" of bars.'\u2022!«' (an ignore the means by which thjS \u201c\u2018enforced piety\" became law, except : by stating that, at the solo expense of a leading Welsh newspaper, the I methods of the reformers w ere prov-| ed, beyond cavil, to honest, inasmuch as returnsr on examii 'street members wUUT 'and the names of i ] had never existed, es ; tile, fanatical min Iso-called \u201chouse-to- and friend to \u201cput the brake on.\u201cReformer\u201d could not enter the and 11 he managed to become mber, would not be permitted to P*' ct> \u201cms msmm'Vbic&n' rnwg.______________________________________________________ *®*®*'*®®®®^™*®*'**-1\"^ * U IV * J - J*H*i**^** \u2022 1 H*1 I >lll* >\tI ,\"11 Ml III\t.\u2022 .-.-J.- .-, - -J \u2022 \"^ .W ADVANCE ¥I\u20acTOE RECORDS (How C£ Sale) FOR APRIL (Now on Sale) Caruso Slogs in English for First Time Four Special Records by Caruso The First Genuine Reproduction of the Song of a Bird.A Record by a Captive Nightingale Ten-inch, Special price SI.25 64161\u2014Sens of a Nightingale Do not miss hearing these Splendid Records and sulphur, which means that the .whisky i.pe, to rock which carries copper pyrites |ate slackening would be easy to crush and separate, as the rock part of the ore would be carried away by the gravity of the water, which would leave the copper to concentrate at the bottom of the shakers.\t,\t,\t.This would mean that a body ot copper ore which, would run $12 a ton in copper, or even less, could be concentrated for about îl a ton, that is to say, by crushing and washing live tons of $12 ore you would have a $60 ore, and if the ore in a crude state was worth $25 per ton, four tons would make $100 ore.This would make a very rich ore at very little expense, and could be shipped to any smelter in America for treatment, as you will see.\t, A 30 ton car of ore, say valued at $100 per ton, would make a car of ore worth $3,000.Yours truly, ONE INTERESTED.Eastman, March 3.______ ARGUES AGAINST PROHIBITION.Editor Record, air ins views.The well conducted club closed at midnight durhiy the week, and open ed on Sundays at G p.m.to lb p.m.Other clubs were different, and were open day and night.The police were only authorized by lawr to ar-icst a man leaving the Club In an i\\ anced state of drunkenness, but mi lousness Torpid Liver, Sour Slomadi, Indigestion ,S i ck Headache \u2014 all cured by a regular morning glass of Effer- vesoe&h 25c and 60c.At dealers L a i the authorities saw to .tainin,g such thirsty premises until be was ; to walk home on one this by (leones on the sober enough side of the 87070\u2014\u201c Fosr You Alone/' In English.O\u2019ReiHy-Geehl Ten-inch, with Orchestra, $2,00.In English 87071\u2014\u201cOtello.\" Ora e sempre addio (Now Forever Farewell).Verdi Ten-inch, with Orchestra, $2.00.In Italian 8S27SP \u201cPngliacci.\u201d No, Pa^Iiacci non son! (No, Punchinello, No More).Leoncavallo Twelve-inch, with Orchestra, $3.00.In Italian 88280\u2014Good-bye (Addio).Tosii Twelve-inch, with Orchestra, $3.00.In Italian Hear these records at the nearest dealer's.*\tiQlA\u2014¦* - \u2014- - ' .'ll\", anru ¦ in,» ilimai,iimm-hibiti¦' *d i1'l ¦ \u2014 \u2014 -\u2014 \u2014-\u2014.gw.mi nrmfiHii - i- 'l'jtfwfairafi nir*-y-\" «¦¦iwrottaBBaBBSSfe Wriîc for free catalogue of our 3,000 records Berime?Graiii\u201c©-p!icme Csropany* J Montreal A I SOLD IN U.S.A.BY VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO.\t24 * I Buy Vidor ^ Berliner Machines % iecorls From J.W.McKEE, 11 King St, Sherbrooke Dear Sir:\u2014 Sometime during last summer, a column of one of your contemporaries contained the following lines, purporting to have been chanted at a Stanstead temperance meeting held about that time: \u201cStanstead County wetr See! See! See! '\u2018Who\u2019ll make it dry?We! We! We!\u201d In common, no doubt, with all other readers,' I was greatly struck with the lines, the first containing! such forceful statement of supposed fact, rhe other such stern, determination to effect a supposed amendment.Apart entirely from the natural desire to pay tribute to the rhythm of the ladies war song, the condensed Poetry of the lyric, and passing by the chorus, which no one cap doubt, was more than usually effective, I would as one of the mere mates ask these ladies to look at the two sides of the question.The problem, ! submit, might be reduced to this: Which is the better?The sale of alcoholic liquors under supervision by the Government!, or the sale of the same, surreptitiously, by parties whom the Government, will got license, and cannot control, nor, suppress until defected.Here I ask permission to 'digress lor a moment.A little principality known as W'ales, one of the senior partners in the British Empire, tried won.Note the sequel:\u2014\tgent Previous to this measure being pass- The ed into law, the Hotel bars were club opened, on Sundays, from (mid-day) a me 12.30 to 2,80 (evening) from ti.30 to .The foregoing hours allowed those, whose thirsts were of the beer or indulge in a moder-)f those non-teetotnl cravings, and the Sunday dinner, and the Sunday afternoon family outings, were duly chronicled.In the evenings, after iln the majority of cases) attendance at a place of worship, those whose appetites asked for it, were allowed by law\u2019, to gratify them in liquors rather than cold tea.\t' street at a time, and so long as not The above applies to the \u201cgreat ' guilty of riotous conduct, or using majority,\u201d\u2014the working classes,\u2014 , abscene language, no policeman could the people without private cellars, interfere.and the\u201d law was, almost invariably, A policeman dare not enter a club respected in the letter; not evaded in unbidden, 0r without a warrant, and the substance, as now it is; as has , v a grants must not be issued reek-been the expressed opinion of some | lessly.of the most eminent jurists.\tj The police cun always enter U- Look at the other side:\tj censed houses during \u201copen\u201d hours; When \u201cSunday closing\u201d became and a \u201clandlord\" is liable for per-law, and no one was allowed to be milting drunkenness on the premises\u201d served with alcoholic, or other 11- or \u201cfor serving, or allowing drink quors on licensed premises unless he to be served to a drunken man.\u201d I could, or would state that he was a know something of the \u201cdry\u201d towns \u201cbona-fide traveller\u201d with business to of New England\u2014towns abounding in transact on.the premises, or in the cribs where the initiated could drown immediate\u2019 neighborhood, it was themselves in \u201ctanglefoot\u201d and \u201cfix-thought the millennium had come, ed bayonets.\u201d I take it that the law The law\u2019s definition of \u2022- : i 4 ; 4 ! 4 Si 4 Si 4 « series, and is rereived by this paper us paid matter.) that took place Monday night in the | of ^reciprocity.This article is one of the school room, a great many coming senes and is from a distance.The death occurred on Tuesday of little Carlton Nugent, only son and child of Mr.and Mrs.Nugent, of this place.He was stricken with measles and this was followed by croup, which was the immediate cause of his death.The funeral services took place on Thursday at St.Adolphs Church, Rev.Father LaRue officiating.-*.- TO PREVENT THE GRIP.LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the cause.There is only one \"BROMO QUININE.\u201d Look for signature of E.W.Grove.25c.The opposition to the proposed reciprocity arrangement continues to grow.If the Government had anticipated such wide dissatisfaction over the proposed arrangement, it is quite certain that it would never have got mixed up in the matter.The opposition is coming from sources where it is least expected.Many a lifelong Liberal is separating from his party on account of it.believing that the interests of the Country are greater that the interests of the party.Perhaps of all the pronouncements made against the scheme one of the strongest from the farmers\u2019 point o view is the statement made by the EAST DUD SWELL.(Occasional Correspondent) The little daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Montreal Produce Merchants' Associa \u2022\u201d Nourse is seriously ill with tion 4 #444444*444#444444**#?| The New, Dependable ! and Authoritatively Correct \\ 4 While style correctness is featured here as never before, yet back 4 of that is the high character and reliable quality of the article it- £ self, for the satisfaction of the customer lias been made absolutely 4 certain by the test of time which alone proves it worthy.This ?store is always as eager to show\u2019 as you are to see the newest 4 styles, but it does not pick at random\u2014it sifts the chaff from the ?wheat and the \"wheat\u201d is here, and the chaff is elsewhere, so far 4 as we know, or care.\t?We place no unreasonably high prices on \"style\u201d\u2014they are 4 fair.And they are figured on the basis of value received, in the assurance which they carry of correctness.Our First Showing of TAILORED COSTUMES, COATS AND SKIRTS for LADIES\u2019 WEAR now shown in our Mantle Department (1st floor.)\t^ We call special attention to these examples of Styles and Per- 4 faction of the designers\u2019 and operators\u2019 efforts.\t^ Ladies\u2019 Costumes,\tI Tourist and Motor\tCoats,\tt 4 Ladies\u2019 Dresses and\tSkirts\tJ All new and interesting.\t?ill with attack of W.W.Nourse is pneumonia following an measles.Among those who are recovering from recent illness are : Miss Edythe McAuley, Mrs.Chas.Oldfield, Mr.J.J.Nourse.Mrs.Albert Howes, also Master Leland and Miss Annie Howes.Arrivals and departures : The Misses Stella and Hazel Heath, who have .j been in Sherbrooke, home for an in-01 definite period; Mrs.X.Buchanan at :>n I present with Mrs.Walter Nourse help-1 ng to care for their little daughter, Beryl; Miss Louvia Howes some time nth Miss Maude Grey in Brookbury.Mrs.W.Baird is confined to the bouse by.illness.Toe G.Â.Holland & Son Con a 1 i St, Catherhe St, West, (Between Peel and Stanley Slsy \u2014 MONTREAL \u2014 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4444444444444444444444 4444444444444444444444* D R Stanleys Powerfu \\4tUT£ I MENT CURES Rhsumatssm.LunÆsio.Swelürîs, Spavins.GanîrasLsns cf ffte Muscles.Bruises.Bums, Scales and Aches and Pains cf 3Î! Kinds.Fop Swx at all Dxaixrs Price 25 Cemv - L'-'T'L-1.-\u2014 % 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4t 4 STEEL TANKS AND PLATE WORK For Every Storage Purpose HE INVITE REQUESTS FOR ESTIMATES.MacKinnon, Holmes 8 Co., LM.COATICOOK.Rev.A.H.Visser was in Sherbrooke on Thursday to see Mrs.Visser off on the B.i; M.for Boston.Mrs.R.H.Gooley is getting on nicely after, an operation in Montreal for appendicitis recently, and will return home the first of next week.Messrs.Q.G.G.Webster, B.N.Robinson and B.L Urarie were in Montreal this week on business.At the Baptist Churth on Sunday Pastor Terry will preach.Morning subject.The Inspiration of Service* Evening, The Desolation of the City.At the Methodist Church Rev.A.H.Visser will preach.Morning subject.Toréé Kinds of Me\u2019n.\u201d Evening \u201cThe Dynamics of the Church.\u2019\u2019 1 A considerable numbers of Knight Templars irom Coaticook attended the T-ussex Preceptory banquet at Sherbrooke on Thursday.Among the number were Messrs.George W.Paige A.A.Pomeroy, A.A.Hall, H.B Lovell, jri.T.Lovell, S.C.Smith and F.E.Lovell.Mrs.George W.Paige took a five mile snowshoe tramp a few days ago and just escaped taking a still longer one.She started out in the afternoon with Masters Waldo and Morton with-the intention of tramping to HUlhurst Station and returning by the Scoot.It was either farther \u2022wan they anticipated, or it took them longer to get to HUlhurst, for had the Scoot been on time they have been unable to take it.was they barely had time to I get off their snowshoes and board the j train.The St.Patrick\u2019s Dramatic Club, j under the auspices of the St.Pat- ' rick\u2019s Euchre Club, will present the three act drama, \"The Colleen Bawn,\u201d March 17th, in aid of char-I ity.The cream of local talent are I already rehearsing under the direction of Mr.Jack Heath.Mrs.F.C.McKee is visiting friends and acquaintances this week at St.! Hyacinthe.ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.I Mrs.J.Blount, of Boston, and i her \"ister, Miss Knight, of Griffin, in town calling on friends._ In the Congregational Church on -Sunday Rev.J.G.Hindley will takn for his morrong subject, \u201cChristian Audacity.\u201d Evening subject, \u2018\u2018Depths RANDBORO.Arrivals and departures : Mr.C.'able to Lrookland, New\u2019 York, for .:he summer; Mr.F.French to Mar-.inville this week; Mr.Speck to East vngus recently; Mr.E.Tannahill and ,Ir.A.Jcnes, who have been working :or Mr.Lyons in Island Brook, have eturned home; Miss Pearle Chad-lock and Miss Esther Specs to their nomes over Sunday.A great many are attending ervices held in Sawycrville by Mr.Whiteside.Mr.C.D.Stone\u2019s mill yard well filled with logs.Crows have appeared in this neighborhood, which indicates an early pring.L.MINTON.Arrivals and departures : Mrs dean to Coaticook undergoing ai mediop.l treatment, ; Mr.and Mrs.ohn McRae, of North Hatley, and ir.and Mrs.George Reed, of Reed\u2019s rossing, guests of Mr.and Mrs.Uiblee on Sunday ; Mr.and Mrs.C.1.Bailey, of Spring Road, calling on These men as shippers of the pro duce of the farmer should know prêt ty well the effect of the reciprocity \"arrangement now proposed.Their statement in this connectioi is worthy of the earnest perusal o every farmer.The statement, whic: is in the form of a resolution, read; as follows: \u201cWhereas the prosperity of Canad: largely depends upoarthe prosperity of its agricultural population,\u2014 \u201cWhereas the proposed reciproca agreement with the United States re moves all protection from the farm er by opening the Canadian market not only to the United States, bu to most of the countries of the worl producing farm products in surplu quantities, while the protection i maintained on all articles that th farmer requires to buy.\u201cWhereas, while, it is true that £o several years past the value of fan products generally in the Unite States has ruled higher than simila goods in Canada, yet under the stim ulus of these high prices an oven pro duction has now taken place there and today a surplus actually exist in many lines, and prices have déclin ed to a lower basis than that w hi ici now prevails in Canada; this state meat applying especially to the larg items of hog products, butter, chees and eggs with the result that today enormous losses are being sustaine hy American dealers and they are oi I fering some of their lines at price EPe\u2019j which enable us to profitably impor them into this country.\u201cWhereas it is claimed by arfvo cates of reciprocity in the Unite States that it will reduce prices c all farm produce and thereby cheapci the cost of ,iving, it .necessarily foi the Rev.is As Iraham, Sunday at Magog ; Mrs.M.Rexford to Ayer\u2019s Cliff after the reek end the guest of her parents.\u2014 - o- Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home jr travellers.A.A.Pomeroy, Prop.\u2014-+- JAMIESON.Mr.SanvG Jamieson was the iest of his sister, Mrs.John Forbes, Miss Gertie Walker is the guest of r aunt, Mrs.John Currie.A number from here attended the >od roads meeting at Inverness.Mr.Thomas Little was th3 guest 7 bis daughter, Mrs.Wm.Walker re-ntly.RED MOUNTAIN.Mr.Howie Melver was home over lunday.The schoolhouse has been fitted out .ith new desks.Mr.Walter McRitchie is hauling ogs to the mill.Miss Margaret McKay was called : s Bury owine- to sickness there.The friends of Mr.Smith yvill be Teased to know that he is now re-overing.4 4 4 4 of De\tsire.\t\u201d Soloist,\tMiss Fierce.\t The\tLa'\tlies\u2019 Aid o\tf the Congrega-\t tlona\tl Ch\turch met a\tt the Derby\tLine Hotel\t\tWednesday\tafternoon.\tthe \t\tMesdames\tForsythe\tand Kopk\tinn,\tand in the\trooms (A\tthe forme\t\t\t\t The\tWo;\tman\u2019s Rear\tling Club\twill xneet\tTuef\t»day aftern.\toon, March\t7 th, at th\te res\t> id en ce of 3\tAra.C.N.\tHill, when\tà pg\tiper on Ma\trk Twain wi\t11 be S,4444v4444444'>*\u201d# - W44444-; .*.dv^n-p ia may be permanently cured.Dyspeptic people should closely study their diet, ami avoid whai disagrees, iv for R'iiwiiy\u2019j and Take No Substitutes Cramp, Ewinil A fVfcFaclden ADVOCATES.112 t*\u2018.Jerries 8treet, Montreal.G.B.Cramp, K C , J .Arrnlta^e Kv/1n,K.C,, George W, McFadden.4 4 4 I 4 4 4 ?4 f 4 ?» > » ?4 -ALSO\u2014 Ladies\u2019 Stormy Weather Garments in \u201cPeeraine, and Silk rain proof fabrics.\u2018CTavenette,\u201d i L.À.BAYLEY 4 >4/44444444444444£g gftlL BORPE^a k^rrhesignature\tV/W C°^ E W YO R K U.>J* EAST BOLTON.The social at the home of Jas.Marion\u2019s on Tuesday evening, was j well attended and a pleasant evening spent by all.present, j Arrivals nnd departures: Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Channell at Mr.J.M.Bryant\u2019s on Tuesday; Mr.J.Brislain, of Brome, Que., in\tPlast Bolton on, Wednesday; Mrs.\tJohn j Arthur, to her home in Bolton Centre after visitiug her home here; Mr.and Mrs.J.M.Bryant and family, at Mr.W.H.Austin\u2019s on Wednesday.-4- KNOWLTON.Mrs.Tyler Curti» has returned home after a pleasant visit to her daughter, Mrs.Philbrick, of Danville.Men and boys, buy your long boots at Pibus\u2019 and save money.The farmers arc beginning to think, of sugaring although so far there is Ho appearance of spring.Men's Rubber Boots for $3.50 per pair at Pibus.\u2019 Miss Kate Doherty, ol Montreal, is the guest of her friend, Miss Hazel Bullard for a few days.Rubbers ! Rubbers 1 Rubbers ! to lit everybody at Pibus.* The many friends of Mr.C.M.Harvey are sorry to hear that he is quite ill at his home1 here.Buy your groceries at Pibus.\u2019 21 lbs.Redpath granulated sugar for $1; 6 cakes Surprise Soap for 25c ; 6 cakes Santa Claus Soap for 25c ; 1 lb.pure French Cream of Tartar 25c.Mrs.Daniel Brown and little daughter, Miss Oecilc, of Sutton, were guests of.Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Stone, cn Monday.Winter goods at less than cost at Pibus.\u2019 Mr.Clarence Stone is spending a fortnight\u2019s holiday with his parents, enjoying a little rest from his duties in the Molson\u2019s Bank, Montreal.BORDEN'S CONDENSED MILK GO.WM.H, DUNN, Agent, Montreal and Toronto (\tEASTMAN.Miss Fortin, of Magog, who was visiting Miss Lambert, returned home Thursday evening.Pleasing Gifts Thtre's always something' suitable and appropriate in silver.In buying,look for the trade mark I84J ro6ers;bros.The name covers a line ot knives, forks, spoons, etc.' famous for beauty and wear.'Sih\u2019tr Plate that Wears\" l?C3f fea sef;, dishes, wallers, etc., are stamped MERIDEN BRIT* CO?\" EASIER TO GAIN HIGH MARKS WHEN THERE ARE FEW SCHOOLS IN A MUNICIPALITY.knowlton, March 4.\u2014(Spécial)\u2014 Rev.E.M.Taylor, M.A., school inspector, has just issued his annual report 0n the various schools in the district and which he visited.He says in part: \"The limits of my territory have not been, changed during the year.I still have the Protestant schools of the Counties of Brome, Rouville, Iberville, those of Shefford and Granby Township and the Parish of St.Alphonse de Granby, in Shefford County, that of St.Blaise in St.Johns\u2019 county, and the schools of Missisquoi county except those of i-h® parishes of St.Thomas, St.George de Clarenceville.\"In regard to the classification of raimfcipalities, it is worthy jot nfote that it is much easier to score high marks when there is only one or two schools in the municipality than when there are, as in, the case of Brome, 19 schools in operation.\"Brome township with its large pay roll, and many people to collect taxes from, has its own difficulties.But, the Board is fortunate in being able to retain the services of a model ill Inkerman, Ont.Sept.23rd, 1910.\u201cI am in the General Store business and have been a resident of Inkerman for thirty-seven years.Since I started this store four years ago, I have found your remedy \"Fruit-a-tives the most satisfactory one I have sold.Many of my customers have used \"Fruit-a-tives with the most beneficial results and t know of two cases that have been completely cured of Dyspepsia.I recommend \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\u201d on every possible occasion and would say that if every «eneral store keeper, who stocks medicine, would keep \u2018\u2018Fruit-a-tives\" prominently displayed, he would increase his business many fold\u201d ALEX.LARUE.Your Kidneys may get yon if you don't watch out.If you feel nuy of the symptoms of this trouble try a battle of Ansell\u2019s Kidney Cure\u2014it will relieve nnd cure you at once.Prepared only by F.T.AN8ELL, Druggist & Stationer, 10 Strathcona Square.COFFEE MADE IN A Universal Coffee Percolator mmm WM mm F gps is made perfectly, and in such a manner that those who cannot drink this beverage made in the ordinary way, can do so without any ill effects.Sold by us at So.00 each\u2014made of aluminum and will last a lifetime.J.THOMPSON Bell phone 422, lo Strathcona Sq.When Did You Come Across When did yon com* aero*» that cold ?When are you going to get rid of It 7 Better attend to it now.You will play the gam* of life a great deal better If you get rid of that cold by taking Griffith\u2019s White Balsam IS cents the bottle, Griffith\u2019s Drug Store *11 KelUnftoa Btree*.(Kodak Btoreil ¦HeloBln* an* PrUtlag Ma Kmatenrii \"Fruit-a-tives\u201d is the only remedy in the world made of fruit and the only remedy that will positively cure Constipation, Indigestion, Pain in the Back, Headaches, Rheumatism and all Kidney and Bladder Troubles.50c.a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 250.At dealers, or from Fruit-a-tives limited Ottawa.: SURVEYOR BOOTS 1 Ours are marie of solid leather every bit.There is no substitu- i tion of inferior materials inside where it won t show.They are made to stand the wear and tear of hard use in t he street, in lumber camp, or on the mountain trail.J.A.WIGGETT & CO REV.E.M.TAYLOR, M.A., School Inspector, Knowlton.secretary treasurer, Mr.George F.Hall, who, by the way, is a brother to tue late Honorable John S.Hall, foj-mer provincial treasurer.\"With all the details of his office, at the time of my inspection of ids b0oks, the full amount of uncollected arrears of fees and taxes was only one dollar and a half; while many smaller municipalities have hundreds of dollars oi uncollected arrears.\u201cAnother large municipality, Dun'-ham Township, is fortunate in having for its secretary treasurer, a notary, whereas once an academy principal, in the county.Mr.P.C.Du-boyce was able to report at the time of my visit no arrears and no arrears; at the time of the official audit.\u201cWhere taxes are promptly collected, teachers are paid monthly, and in other respects the school law and regulations are strictly kept.\"I am glad to he able to report an improvement, in tile main, as to the manner in which, the secretary -treasurers perform their duties.\"In most municipalities deeds of the land 0n which the school houses are situated are held by the School Boards, though this is by uio means universal.\"Generally the school houses axe insured.But this is not universal.\"In Granby Township the teachers\u2019 salaries have been raised.\"Brome and Dunham are now paying larger salaries.Sutton has not pul} increased the salaries of teachers but during the year supplied each school with a fine new globe and made other improvements.\"The following is the classification of municipalities according to regulation.\"Excellent.\u2014 Iberville, Abbotsford, Dunham, Sweetshurg, Sutton and St.Bal Good.\u2014 Granby, Philipsburg, East Farnham, St.Ignace de Staabridge Eastman, East Bolton, Rougemont and St.Hilaire.Middling,\u2014Potton, Brome, Frelighs-burgh, Stanbridge East and Marie-ville.Poor.\u2014 Shefford, West Bolton, Hen-lyville, St.Sebastien and St.Damien \"In the following three municipalities there has been no school during the year: West Farnham, Sabre vois and St.Alphonse de Granby.\u201cI am informed that it is the intention to reopen the school at Sabre-vois during the present summer.\"Municipality bonus,\u2014I recommend the following for the municipality bonus for the year ending 30th June, 1910:\tSutton, St.Blaise, Granby, Philipshurg and St.Ignace de 'Stanbridge.\u2018\u2018Pensioners,\u2014 I have visited the pensioners of my inspectorate and made report on them to the department.\"On my list, three are widows, two maidens and one man, making six in all \"School gardens,\u2014 School gardens lave been maintained at Iron Hill, Cowansville, West Brome, Brome and Knowlton.They were visited by Dr.Brittain and myself.\"Teachers Institutes,-^ Teachers Institutes have been held in the, following centres.Cowansville, Dunham, Knowlton, Sutton, Mansonville, Bolton Centre, Waterloo, Granby, Bedford, Clarenceville and St.Johns.\"Teachers bonuses,\u2014There is n.ow a much keener competition for these government prizes than formerly, and the fact that no bonus is given to a teacher who has no diploma.has caused some teachers to go forward and take diplomas.\"The following teachers are recommended for a bonus: Misses Gertrude C.Kennedy, Dora May Derick, Evelyn Honey, Daisy I).Vaughan, Fannie M.Hawk, Mrs.L.S.Mooney, Misses Mary Soonberger, Maud Whitehead, M.Addie, Dunn, Grace L-Miller, Kittle A.Scagel, Margaret I (all, Llzsne Pibu lito ; 1 E.Kiii linn, 's Antimony | Immediate Delivery ] The GanadaMetal Co.Limited Office, 3t William SLOT TORONTO.Eva M.Sweet, Miss Jessie A.Curley, Mrs.Carrie Ferguson and Misses Lizzie Sweeney and Pearle Curley.\u2018\u2018Certificates for successful teaching, 1\u2014The following deserve certificates for successful teaching: \"Misses Eva Scott, Romelia Kath-an, Wjnnifred Renihan, Alma J.Sam-an d Bertha Prouty.\" Syrup Labels 500 in two colors of ink, any wording or color of paper, postpaid for $1.25.Bend for samples.SUTTON PRINTING GO.Sutton, Qu».Arc You Satisfied With Your Fire Insurance Rate £1 eut, I can *av* yon mon*»-, Na Hik too Ur*:* or non* too ¦maiL FRED Hi KELLHF.(»*, »iia Roal Estât*.Rlohror*.Vt, CHEAP RAIES \u201cColonist,\" One-Way, Second clan a rates, in effect March 10 to Api il 10, 1911.Fares from Sherbrooke : Nelson, Rossland, Phoenix, Vancouver, Victoria, West-\tJ minster, B.C.tITxi/.Seattle, Tacoma, Wash.,\tA \"I Portland, Ore.flrx*/» ¦*> San Francisco, IjOS Angelos, dMO A \"I Cal., Mexico City, Mex.\ti vJ Tickets and full information on application to any Canadian Pacific Ticket Agent; City Ticket Office, 0 Strathcona Square.Bell Tel.130 or C.P.U.Station Tel.*07.General Steamship Agency.AuiOtt 0, HI ampin.Lida Temple, Airs.FARNHAM.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.John A.Wilson on Main street.There was a food attendance, nearly all the members being present, also a number of visitors.The afternoon was busily spent and a dainty lunch was hospitably served by Mrs.Wilson and Mrs.Cross before the members dispersed.The ladies will meet with Mrs.W.A.Hogue on March 16th.ï .kid.:.FEDERATION OF CHURCHES.Toronto, March 4 .\u2014Federation of churches rather than fusion, is the immediate duty of the hour, according to the Presbyterian Association for Federal Union, and the question is to be presented before the General Assembly, which meets next June at Ottawa.An overture is to he presented to many of the Presbyteries before that tone.IF YOU WANT THE SEEDS GET THE CATALOGUE DEALERS EVERYWHERE SELL RENNIE S BEED« THE FINEST i N THE LAND Wmrr Nearest Aoonc'io ron Catalogu* WM RENNIE C?Limited Toronto Montréal Winnipeg Vancouver mmmmmmmmmsmommimm! Shiloh\u2019s Cure q itckly stop* rourfh.t* cures colds, heal* (liront and lund* -\t\u2022 -\tcents.Births, Marriages sac Deatn» BIBTH8, CLARK\u2014At Asbestos, on February 25th,\t1911, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.Gordon Clark.FOR SALE A First class GROCERY and BOOT & SHOE business.Well located and well established.Must be sold by April 1st.A good opportunity for the right man.Good reasons for selling.Write or apply to L.H.PIBUS, Knowlton, Que.T1SNË TABLE la Effect October 10th, 1910.BOSTON *b NjfCW YORK KXRRIBSS Lioav.Sberbrook* 7.3ft ».m.ftallr.»rrlv* Devi* 1.00 p.m., Qneb** 1.0* It.in.Dinim, enr Shnrbrook* to Mo*' \u2022rt*on dally *icept Bandar.RASSKNQKR\u2014L*av.Oherbroolm S.IM p.m.dally »xoept Sunday.*rrlT« Levi* UJO p.m., QuebM f.t* p.m.Dlnlnc *ar Uherbrook* t* BlafV Lake.ACCOMMODATION L*a*« Bb*rbr»o«* 7.p.m.daily except Bunder, »rrt*« Valley Jot.8.00 a.m.Al*o comic\u2018tin » train* on Ut* K**»*» clu and Chaudler* Valley DlvUlon*.(Tor timetable* or (urthir particular», apply to any ol tha Company'! A»e»ta, or to m.o.Grundy.U K.J.F.A., Hk«*> krook*, $49.45 $4:9.45 REDUCED FARES In effect from March 30th to April lOtk, 1911, inclusive.Second Class Colonist Fare from Sherbrooke to ; Nelson, Vancouver, Victoria, Westminster, B.C., Seattle* Spokane, Tacoma, Wash., Portland* Ore.San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Dicffo, Cal., Mexico City, Mex.Low rates to many other points, TOURIST BLUFFING CARS.Leave Montreal for Chicago on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 10.90 p.m.Berths available for accommodation of passengers holding first or second class tickets on payment of nominal charge.Connection made with trains carrying cars of similar style at Chicago; For further information apply to C.fef.Fobs, Agent, City Ticket Oftico, No.^ Strathcona 8q.; Bell 'phono People'4 168.W.Harrison, Station Agent, Bell 'phono 197.F CLP R.ATLANTIC EftYiCE MJ.M'CAUCUS ARE '.CViIFFTO v/ffK x.ycc.iv WIRELESS ELCURAPtfl March 10, EMPRESS OK III KEANU March 24.EMPRESS OF BRITAIN March 30,\tLAKE MANITOBA E.H.SEWELL, City Pas*.Aut.c, Strathcona Square, Shcrbrooka, General Steamship Aveney.All Line* Repreflonted.J-**/»**».-».\u201c\tt « J c ROYAL LINE ^ Canada to Bristol ?*\tA Fastest and most Lnxurlouflv J $\tLess than 0 DAYS at sea* ^ J ^ From Bristol.From Halifax, j J [ Feb.22 Royal George Mch.8 J - Mch.«S Royal Edward Mch.22 J J A Mch.22 Royal George Apl ¦ J a M\t^ ^oyal Edward Apl.19 w *\tN CORONATION June 22, 1911 { $ ' n 0 O From Bristol (Thoroiatrs JP\u2019ACH one of Neilson s Chocolates is dioned individuaOy.Each cream, fruit or nut center is enclosed\u2019 in a thick jacket of the richest, most toothsome chocolate you ever tasted.Each chocolate comes foyou ABSOLUTELY FAULTLESS in «jualily and appearance, There is no such thing as a stale Neilson Chocolate Just get a box and test them\u2014see for yourself that they are different in every way, and better than you ever thought chocolates could be.If your dealer does not have Neilson's, send 80c.for pound box\t10 of assorted chocolates.V/e'it send you your money's worth.rV/M.NEILSON UMITED, \\\t.\t.\t.TORONTO.FOR BAT.F IN flHKRBTtOOKU TI Y \u2018 JOHN MTLFftTin S RON.FOR BAL hi IN RICHMOND ft Y J.R.JANELLEL\t.aIULHiII ReservaUona tor May & Jun* ¦allings should b* mad* at ^ once.\tf _\tFrom Montreal A #\tR Aci^ 10 R°5\u2019aI George May 3 * *\t|j\tMay 31 Royal Edward June!*\t^ |\tJ\tn\tC.\tH.\tFOES, G.T.R.Agent ;\tJ ¦ amine it car ¦ether ¦¦¦ -th the special price mentioned will send you, PREPAID, a beautiful Guipure -'a! exactly ;:ke the above illustration, length ccnee, you: choice of ecru or ivory shade.Ex-yoojr own home and if you don\u2019t find it the saw- uvb worth at Ita^t 35c, return it and we ¦n'-y without question.Our special pri .15 Paquet\u2019s Spring Bargain Catalogue, No.28 \u2022 înied witc barga em all in this sp C.-.FREE.tais one.We can't print 4 .:y of thin C atalogue to-day i mi Ten per cent, of every purchase you make at The McCaw-Bissell Furniture Co.\u2019s store on the 7th, Sth and 9th will he donated to charity.Mrs.E.Winn Farwell has returned from a stay of several weeks in Montreal, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Florence Farwell.Mr.George B.Govett, of Kamloops, who has been visiting relatives and friends for the past month, has returned home.Mr.Govett is the father of Mr.Earl Govett, and nephew of the late B.C.Doyle.Smoke Pipe B-enel Tobacco.At a special meeting of the Sherbrooke Real Estate Company held last night at the office of Mr.W.B.LeBaron.Mr.Chenier Picard, notary was elected Secretary of the Company to replace Mr.J.D.Kennedy, resigned.THE PUBLIC LIBRARY The following books have just been added: Denison, The struggle for Imperial Unity.Zandwill, Italian Fantasies.Grenfell, Dowt, by the Sea.Hewlett, Rest Harrow.Locke, Simon the Jester.White, The Rules of the Game Stretton-Porter, The Girl of Limberlost.Read, Master of the Vineyard.Brown, John Winterbourne\u2019s Family.Lucas, The Slowcoach.Duncan, Billy Topsail and Com- any.The Sherbrooke Ford Agency has received another carload of Ford automobiles, and among them is one of the classiest little roadsters that has ever been seen in Sherbrooke- QUEBEC CANADA \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022¦\u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022« IF YOU CAN\u2019T AFFORD * AN AUTO RIDE A WHEEL Get your Bike repaired now and have it ready when ; Spring comes I have some secoue hand ones ForSalecheap if taken at once.! Don\u2019t Leave Your Money at i per cent- when I can zet yo?.i 6 per cent For It y ail in ana see m': :t it Strictly confidential.CHA3.G.BROWN Room 1, Sun Life Building, Phone 62.Rt&Hr ti-'-i F.nar.'ial Agent, The ladies of the Methodist Church are arranging for an Old Folks\u2019 Concert which will be held in the Art Hall, two evenings the latter part of the month.The organizers announce that \u2018\u2018The Sweet Singers will meet for fir.-t practice at Mistress Parker's, Portland Avenue, Monday evening.\u201d Do you know about the charity -ale next week ?After a successful career of three years in training for a nurse at the Elliott Hospital.Manchester, N.H.Miss Olive Woolley, formerly a real dent of Sherbrooke, and a daughter of Mr.George Woolley, of Cookshire recently completed her course and graduated with honors.Miss Woolley was given a party on this occasion which was doubly significant, mark ing her graduation and also the approach of her marriage.In view of the fact that she is soon to become a bride, a \"tin shower\u201d was in evi den ce.Home time was given to the opening of the gifts and consequent exclamations, and an appetizing supper of salads, rolls, cake, bon bons and coffee was served.The table decorations consisted of carnations, jonquils and greenery, arranged with fetching effect.The was the recipient of many beautiful gifts from the nurses and intimate friends, who were invited to share the hospitality of the day, and all good wishes for happiness, health and prosperity were -ent from those with whom she has been so pleasantly associated for the past three years.Miss Woolley\u2019s marriage to Mr J.It.Rollinson, of Manchester, N.H., took place on Tuesday, February 2Stb.____________ W.J.D0BB ¦lectrie and Machin* Sko», T»1 641.\t_\t_\t|4 Water 8t Vulcanizi n g Get all tbe small boles and cute : your automobile tires repaired befor the wet spring weather r.wne A.T.DREW \u2022 ALBERT £X, SPRING MILLINERY The new Spring Styles will be on exhibition shortly.Watch tbui space for further an nom cements.L\u2019ELITE i y iis t.lit DOS, 104 Wriliaitoo Si.ST.ANDfiEW\u2019S CHUftCH f prYsbyfurlan.) Rev.J.C.NICHOl-sON, B.A., Pastor.Hr .'.OAY.MAKf H 5TH.the Hockey feature of season to-night Montreal Vies vs.Westmount, in play off for championship, AT PLYMOUTH HALL Light For Large Areas The question of illuminating large areas such as Foundries, Machine Shops, Excavations for new buildings, Railroad Shops, etc., is solved by the Flaming Arc Lamp.We will install one on trial.\u2014Call and see us about It.ELECTRICAL REPAIR S SUPPLY CO.VV.J.WIGGETT, Prop.100 Wellington* St., SHERBROOKE ï WE DO EXACTLY AS WE ADVERTISE Closing out all odd sizes and broken assortments of Men\u2019s, Women's, Boys\u2019 and Girls\u2019 Boots and Shoes at big reduction.1 he best bargains of the year.\t^ , ^TTT,\u201e , ,r SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.M.J.CHOQUETTE, 85 Wellington St.Opp.Clement Theatre #******-*?^*?**44****#44*4*44*4************* ~ Mrs.F.W.Read Lectured to Children Thursday.THE EXHIBITION IS THE MOST COMPLETE EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY.Thursday afternoon the Oriental Exhibition and Missionary Institute, for which great perparations have been made and which has been long in contemplation, opened very auspicial-ly in the Lecture Hall of Plymouth Congregational Church,\twhich had been turned for the time being into a veritable museum.An immense number\tof children from the Sunday School, the Central, North Ward, and East Sherbrooke Schools assembled, the large room being literally packed to the doors.Every coigne of vantage was occupied, even the stairs being crowded to the uttermost step, and the spectacle of so many bright interested faces, was both a charming and remarkable one.A lecture, or rather\tan informal talk was given to the children by-Mrs.F.W.Read, who for ten years had lived and worked with her husband in West Central Africa, accompanied by views representing the every day life, the occupations, dwellings, etc., of the native people.Mrs.Read is a pleasing and magnetic speaker and held the spellbound attention of her youthful audience as well as those of larger growth from the beginning to the end of her address.A familiar hymn was sung in the native language, and as the words were not immusical or difficult, the children soon learned the chorus and joined in it lustily.To crown all, Mrs.Read had with her a couple of African children\u2019s costumes and in these she arrayed two young people from the audience, to the great delight of their companions.The exhibition itself, is probably the most complete and certainly the most interesting ever brought together in this city, and perhaps in the Province.Five booths were arranged around the room, the first the African booth being in charge of Mrs.Read, Miss Ransenhousan, Miss Eva Hall and Miss Idonea Noursc.The Indian booth came next, with Mrs.T.E.Read and Miss Mary Hubbard in attendance in very pretty Eastern costumes.At the Japanese booth with its huge umbrella, and blossoming cherry tree, Mrs.A.M.Sangster, Mrs.Edward Hall, Miss Sara Hall and Miss TOMORROW\u2019S MEETING AT THE Florence Davidson presided in Japan Y.M.C.A.Commencing tomorrow evening a new feature will he added to the already popular Sunday evening song service at the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association.Arrangements have been made ior a splendid series of stereopticon views on the life of Christ entitled \u2018\u2018Footsteps of Jesus.\u201d The first set of slides called \u2018\u2018Memories of Bethlehem\u201d relates to the infancy of Jesus, embracing those incidents which cluster around Bethlehem and which led up to or were coincident with the Advent.All men are heartily invited to spend an informal hour in the Association parlors, after Church on Sunday evenings.MISSIONARY ENTERTAINMENT.A very successful missionary entertainment was held in St.Andrew\u2019s Church Hall last evening.The proceeds, which amounted to $2!>1 will be given to the mission fund.The programme was as follows : Address, Mr.Nicholson.In School (a lesson on missions).Hoop Drill.Vocal Duet, Percy and Earl Newman.Piano Solo, Kathleen Thompson.Vocal Solo, Hazel Glasgow.Re citation fGrand Pre), Ethel Killen.Piano Duet, Mary Dick and Ruby McAllister.Intermission.Piano Duet, Andrea and Beryl Irwin.Dialogue, \"The Four Celebrated Characters,\u201d Hazel Glasgow, Dot Martin, Rachel Martin, Myrtle Dunsmore.Vocal Solo, Anna White.Piano Solo, Rachel Martin.Vocal Solo, Janet Dempster.Piano Solo, Ruby Newman.Chorus, \u201d0 Canada.\u201d God Save the King.iîorniu* f.rv.'r, I I a.jn HurMay School and Adult Bible CUm 2.80 p m.Kvcrriin* survYce, 7 p.rn.Y p H.r K.or* Monday evtmng 7.&J.\t.,, The- B B Hoa/ity will rr> conveniences, with furnace.Apply 29 Wilson street, South Sherbrooke.\"L10R SALE \u2014 YELLOW BANTAM J corn.The best for market and table.Price by mail prepaid, 20c.per lb., 3 lbs.for 50c.A.E.Fish, Ayer's Cliff, Que.SO TEAM ENGINES\u2014rTiO-H.P., 1 3~,-kD h.p., 1 23-ii.p.and 1 4-h.p.Ail in stood condition.Can be seen at our plant near Lennoxville.E.T.Brick & Mfc.Co.F /OR SALE \u2014 REGISTERED HOL- stein bull calves.Also grade calves, both sexes, 15-10 pure.James C.Pettes, West Brome, Que.rpo RENT \u2014 SELF-CONTAINED COT ' tage.of five rooms on Montreal St.Rent 8io,tin per month, water included.Apply K.N.Wadsworth, I I London Street.mo RENT \u2014 TWO COMFORTABLY > furnished rooms without board.Gentlemen only.Box 34 Record.I/IOR SALE \u2014 THE ONLY TAILOR * shop in good, hustling village ; good chance for young tailor to start, well equipped, small capital required.E.A.Girard, Barton, Vt.TA OR SALE\u2014A BUÏCK NO.19 MO-del, 1911 car, 5 passenger, all equipped ; purchased by owner new last September, run not more than 500 miles, good as neiv.For further particulars apply C.R.Nett leton, Rock Island, Quo.4 ROO M EI ) T E N E M E NT.North Ward; 2 stables, Centre Ward.Cbas.Oroeheticre, Bank Street.rpo LET rpo LET - HOUSE, MODERN l ¦ veniences.Possession March 1st.Apply No.5, corner Frontenac and Peel Streets.l^OR SALE \u2014 ONE ONE HUNDRED ¦ and twenty-five horse-Power Laurie Corliss Engine, and one eighty horsepower horizontal boiler in good working order.Apply to Geo.Long.Dominion Gold Mines Ltd.Incorporated under the Ontario Company\u2019s Act.Mo Personal liability.Authorized Capital .$2,000,000 Treasury Stock .$1,600,000 Scares Per* ¥aSue SI .00 Fully paid ami non-assessable.HOARD OF DIRECTORS : President, James Robinson, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Montreal.Vice-President, George E.Larin, M.D., Montreal.Stock now selling at 2$>C.per share.Write for full particulars.W.L.TEESON & CO.FISCAL AGENTS.»\tMontreal.98 Commercial Union Bldg., Phone Main 5086.J.PM.QLJ I IM G , STOCK.AND BOND BROKER.Private \"Wires, Montreal and New York RICHMOND AND COATICOOK, QUE.People\u2019s Phone 17.\tBoll Phone 50.People OTORE TO LET IN THE ODELL ^ Block, Sherbrooke, Que.One of the largest, and finest stores in the Eastern Townships, known as the Mitchell.Hardware Store, opposite the new Court, house, Wellington Street.Possession May 1st, 1911.The store has a depth of 72 ft., width 2(5 ft.back.20 ft.front, height 1 I ft.Basement of same diniensiomi.Well lighted, suitable for bank offices, piano show room or hardware store.For furl her information an Ply to either .00 per setting.A.P.HILLHOUSE.Bondville, Qu«.MEN WANTED Wages $25.to 350.a Week in Automobile Work\u2014Thousands of Jobs Waiting lor Competent Men in all parts of the Country.In addition to the immense number now in operation about 300,000 Auto-\u2019mobiles will bo manufactured this year and this means work for thousands of men qualified to Bell, Repair, Drive and Demonstrate Automobiles and Trucks.The Rochester Automobile School will fit any mau in a few weeks to fill any of these positions, without interfering-with his present employment, gr-t him a.job and give him an opportunity to make *10 weekly while learning.For information write ROCHESTER AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL, 1298\u2019 Church St., Rochester, N.Y.CANADA.Province of Quebec, District of St.Francis, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT The second day of March, one thousand nine hundred and eleven.Before O.L.DeLottinviile, Clerk of the Circuit Court.MOÏSE RENE, JR., trader, of North Ham, in the District of Saint Francis, Plaintiff, ANDRONTQTTE BOUTIN, heretofore of North Ham, in the District of Saint Francis, and now absent in the United States of America, Defendant.The defendant is ordered to appear within one month.O.L DE LOTT IN VILLE.Clerk of the Circuit Court.CREPE ATT JO DOIN', Attorneys for Plaintiff.FARM FOR SALE In Township of Melbourne, 3J mlle^ from Richmond Station, excellent driving road, ISO acres, good sugar bush, also apple orchard.Good .house.barn, stables and other outbuildings.For particulars apply to proprietor D.C.A.Dearden, St.John, N.B.or D.Dearden, r»99 Sf.Catherine St.West.Montreal, pr R, Rattray, Kichmondt Que* 215774 5179 4 Ü man - ¦ FAQ'S 511 ¦H1HBH00K1 DAItT MICOHD.SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1911.?: ?: ?: ?: ?HEADQUARTERS FOR Campbell's Clothing MODI BRAND LADIES' SUITS Stetson\u2019s Hats, Battersby and many other English Hats COME IN AND WE WILL INTEREST YOU.NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.T.VINEBERG, 147 and 149 Wellington Street Hatter and Outfitler for Men and Women ?$?444444 ?NOTICE TO FARMERS.CHEAP FERTILIZER : Thomas Phosphate Powder No.338 fCALEDONIA! Increase Your Crops by Using i Thomas Phosphate Powder (Caledonia) Guaranteed Analysis\u2014Phosphoric Acid 14 to 16 ?4\tWe would ask tvj to rsake a trial, no matter how small, and ?\twe feel - :re that y: r will be satisfied Kith results.:\tAGENTS WANTED ?\tFor catalogues and prices, write to l LESAGE PACKING & FERTILIZER CO., LTD,, 102 Nazareth Street, Montreal.?| ?! ?1 : ?: ?: RELEASED IN TIME TO SEE WIFE DIE.BOGrS CHEQUE MAN JUST FINISHED TERM AS WIFE EXPIRED.Toronto, Ont.March 4th.\u2014 The sad story of a man released from jail but half an hour before his wife died, was revealed when the funeral took place of Mrs.Herbert Young.12S Augusta avenue.Young was arrested by Detective Turner in January for passing bogus cheques.He was convicted and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Magistrate Denison.At the time the detective made the plea for as lenient a sentence as possible, owing to the poor health of Young's wife While in custody the woman was taken ill, and went to the General Hospital.On Tuesday last she gave birth to a child, and 30 minutes later died.Meanwhile the jail authorities were notified.It was the day the sentence terminated, and every facility was given tie grief stricken man to get beside his wife before she succumbed.He was rushed from the jail to the hospital, and barely reached her side before the end came.ST.CHARLES SEMINARY STUDENTS HOLD RACES.On Thursday, the weekly holiday of the students of St.Charles Seminary.the annual snowshoe races took place.The committee was composed of Leon Trudeau and A.Goyette.and the judges were A.Dupuis and Georges Lussier.The winners were the following : Seniors\u2014First prize, Grégoire Goyette; second, Marc Marchessault Intermediates\u2014First prize, Brown; second, Prudhomme.Juniors\u2014First prize, Demers; second, Miquelon; third, Paul Ancourt.?# l SPORTING NEWS \\ ?* TO-N GUTS HOCKEY GAME.MONTREAL VICTORIAS \\ND WESTMOUNT IN PLAY OFF FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.The Victorias of Montreal and Westmount will play off for the championship at the Stadium this evening.The game should be fast and exciting as both teams are determined to land the championship.When they met the last time the Vies were leading eight to nothing when a riot broke out and both teams were banished from the Arena.The league executive ordered the game played over so both teams agreed to play in Sherbrooke.It is understood that a detachment of policemen will be present at the Stadium this evening to keep the players in order.Russ 11 cade.The line-up\twas as follow\ts; Keller\t\tOld Bovs Ross\tGoal\tS.O'Dell Arsenault\tCover\tReade fie la Ronde\tPoint\tRice Reg.Bean\tRover\tO'Dell (Capt.)\t\t Wallingford\tCentre\tWelch Taylor\tRight\tJohnson Jack Currie\tLeft\tHole (Mgr.)\t\t Referee,\u2014 i-\t.de la Ronde.\t Assistant,\u2014\tMeldrum.\t SPORTING NOTES.On Tuesday next MacPberson, of Montreal, and Ernest Jutras, of Sherbrooke, will wrestle at the Monument National.Followers of this sport would do well to see this match, as it promises to be the most exciting contest held in Sherbrooke for some time.Both men are evenly matched, and it is a question who will be the winner.COWANSVILLE AND VICTORIAS; ?« PAUPERISM IN SCOTLAND An appendix to volume XXX.of the report of the Poor Law Commission shows that the total number of sane poor relieved in Scotland ;a xie year ended May 15.IMS.was l'O.tîi.equal to 33.6 per thousand of the population Of this total only 5.6 per thousand were in receipt of indoor relief The aggregate scows a considerable increase in Pauperism, and this increase was confined entirely to the large towns.Of the total poor m counties, 34.s per cent, were i between 14 and 65 years of age.and } _.per cent were over 65 years of | age; in the large towns, 45.7 per [ cent were between the ages of 14 and j - > and only 16 4 were over 65.\u2014 London Standard.NO Electrical Defects from Canadian Fire Underwriters if you get your Electrical Installations of Lights, Motors, etc., installed by Sayer Electric.We also install Bells Telephones, Burglar Alarms, etc., etc.Only expert electricians employed.Sayer Electric No.I Wellington St., SHERBROOKE, QUE.People's phone 218.Bell 365.WILL FLAY FIRST GAME OF HOME AND HOME SERIES HERE ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT.The first of a senes of home and borne games for the championship of the Bedford Hockey League, will be played here on Wednesday evening, when Cowansville and the Sherbrooke Victorias will cross sticks.Those who saw the game on Wednesday night between these teams will no doubt be on hand for the final struggle, which promises to be the hardest fought game of the season.The return match will he played at Cowansville on Fridav.ISLAND BROOK.Mr.John Migenery spent a month with friends in this place.Miss Ethel Miller went to Montreal to attend the millinery opening and has accepted a position in the city.The Guild met with Mrs.Horace Stephen last Wednesday.Aleetings will be held weekly in Christ Church on Wednesday evening.Mr.J.A.Williams' condition remains about the same.-\u2014?- LIME RIDGE.Measles are very prevalent.Master .1.Mann is quite ill.Master Allert Mclver has just recovered from same and all of Mr.H.S.Gilbert'a children are starting in with them.SN0WSH0EING MONTAGNARD C\u2019Ll'B WILL NOT REACH SHERBROOKE UNTIL MIDNIGHT.Word was received irom the Montagnard Club this morning stating that they would be unable to reach Sherbrooke tonight until the midnight train.For this reason the meeting of the members of the Tuque Rouge call-; ed for tonight has been called off.All the members of the Tuque Rouge, St.Francois and Dollard Clubs are asked to meet at the Continental at ten tomorrow morning to join in the church parade.ROSENBLOOM\u2019S THE STORE THAT SETS THE PACE.TO HAVE % TO HOLD That is our constant aim and ambition\u2014 first to liave you for a customer, and then to hold you for a permanent customer.To this end, we are ever doing the best we know how to give you constant offerings of those things which are newest in apparel for men and boys and give them to you in the best qualities possible and at the lowest prices possible.In other words, we are always trying to make our merchandise, our service and our prices just a little bit better than you will get elsewhere.Let\u2019s get acquainted.J.BOSENBLOOM & CO.STAR CLOTHING HALL, II Wellington St., Men\u2019s 8ho« Dept.87 Wellington St., Men\u2019s Furnishing* Vil Wellington St., Men\u2019* Clothing.HOCKEY DO IT FOR SHERBROOKE »na be a friend to yonreelf by Investln* In one of those smart CARRIOLES ol BIRON'S make, the pride of the city, and the real comfort of the buyer.Also fall line of ready-made Sleigh» ol all styles and fancies.For made-to-order Winter Vehicles ol all descriptions, BTRON\u2019S FACTORY will be found th* old reliable head-anarteri.Repairs anl Falntln* io»# B*' rtort \u2022otjre.FELLER 1; OLD BOYS 4.The Feller hockey team journeyed to Montreal on Wednesday last to play their return match with the \"Old Boys\" at the Victoria Rink, i The game resulted in a tie 4 to 4.The work oi Jack Currie and Reg, ! Dean on the forward line was a fea-J lure, while Ross, de La Ronde and ! Arsenault made a strong defence.1 The star for the \u2018\u2018Old Boys\" was FOR YOUR | Office Supplies, { Stationary, etc., Call up 657.I T.SOUTHWOOD j ?t Duflerin Av«.Bell pho»» ITT.| BLAMES THE BOER WAR ON POLITICS.LATE SIR W.BUTLER SAID HIS WARNINGS WERE DISREGARDED.London, March 4.\u2014That the Boer war waa brought about by the ma chinations of English politicians in high places is the charge made in the autobiography of the late Sir Wii-liam Putler, which appeared yesterday.He was military commander in South Africa just preceding the war.He says that he repeatedly warned his government of the imminence of war, but his warnings were not only disregarded but were resented because he insisted on holding the English responsible for the trouble.He attributes his recall to his refusal to cooperate in a plan to force the Boers to fight.The publication is expected to force replies from Milner, Josepn Chamoer- lain, who was colonial secretary at the time, and Earl Lansdowne, former secretary of war.S^0T1©E\u2014CKUELTY Any persans witnessing act* of cruelty to animals, picas* report at one* to ,\t1 ,1 i.B.P.O.A\u2019.INSPECTOR, The Woman Alive to lier own best interests,\u2014as soon as there isneetl, will help her whole system with the tonic action of BEECHAM\u2019S FILLS All women should read the special directions with every box.Everywhere.In boxed 25c.FORD FORD The general utility of the automobile has ceased to be a matter for debate.There is no question that the motor car has become a part of the environment, not only of the soci al, but of the business life of the people.It is no longer an expensive luxury to be enjoyed only by the wealthy classes ; the motor car has become the vehicle of the masses.The question to be considered is, \u2018\u2018Which car will I buy?\" and this advertisement, we believe, is a satisfactory answer to that question.Model T Touring Car 5 Passengers-4 Cylinders $975 With full equipment: Extension Top, Automatic Brass Windshield, Speedometer, 2 6=inch Gas Lamps, Generator, 3 Oil Lamps, Horn and Tools* for $975 F.O.B.Walkerville.usures the FORD MODEL T is >.life'i J.-weight r ar\u20141200 pounds \u2014\u2018he lightest in weight\u2014size, capacity and power on-s.dered\u2014in the world ; and because of this light weight \u2019made possible by the use of Vanadium .steel;, it is the least expensive car to operate, not alone in gasoline and oil, bat ;n tire wear.Figure it.out for yourself.It costs twice as much to move 2000 pounds ü -, it does to move 1000 pounds.Depreciation, through use, is more ' han twice as much on $1500.00 as on $750.00 ; tires co in proportion to size, AND WEAR IX PR* >-PORTION' TO FRICTION AND STRAIN OF WEIGHT PLACED UPON THEM.The power of a car is not determined by the horsepower of its motor, but by fixe relation of the notor's power to the weig.tt it has to move.Most motor ear manufacturer.-: publish all f.h' particulars of their cars except the weight.If weight is an advantage, wny not advertise it with other features ?No other motor car on the market same service.MODEL T and you will have a car possessing at oneg all conveniences and comforts desired a Ur:.: y \u2019curing far\u2014ai: the speed, reliability, serviceability, durability jr* a runabout car or roadster desired by the professional and business men for purely busint'-.purposes giving at the same time those exhilarating pleasures and the healthfulness which can alone be brought to you m the wider scope of outdoor life.Wit:, the FORD MODEL T car the country is made a Part of \u2018city, and the city is made the next-door neighbor of Hue farm These sturdy, standard cars have demonstrated rheir superiority for years past.More than bOA'OO Ford fars are in daily use.and of this number r'v*r -i.V \u2022> *r \u2018.ce FORD MODEL T Cars.fne TORD MODEL T is the best motor car for you to buy because ,t ; .atandard, no material change having oeen made in v.e chassis or car proper in four years \u2014 is* lit tie re.icemen* here and there making them more convenient to owner , together with the natural changes ,n body decigr.The FORD .MODEL T car is well called the car of vanadium Btee.g , r- is the only motor car in which vanadium Steel , \u2022 exclusively used in construction.FOP.D MODEL T ¦ are the only four-cylinder cars in fhe world that are quoted at the same low prices quoted in this announcement.FORD MODEL T cars have been tested for years, and have proven their superior worth over all road condi tions.They never compromise with a hill or sandy spot but go up and over on high speed without any trouble whatever.This is more than any other motor will do.vVc ask you to buy the FORD MODEL T car because it is a better car, not because it is a cheaper car Keep this truth in mind when you are buying a motor car, and make the comparison we urge.We make prompt deliveries of FORD MODEL T cars.Now, throw all prejudice aside, satisfy yourself of the car's performances, satisfy yourself of the car\u2019s running expense, consider the first cost last.Remember, we sell the FORD MODEL T car on the menus of the car, the saving in the price is entirely an extra advantage.We are very anxious to give you a practical demonstration.Come and take one.Ford Car Gives Satisfaction The following is one of the many testimonials which we have received from our customers ; Mr.H.Flacey, Sherbrooke Ford Agency, Sherbrooke, Que.Dear Mr.Plaoey,\u2014The MODEL T.FORD Car bought of you last winter (the one you delivered in March you remember) has given myself and family great satisfaction, I ran the car over ri.000 miles in the past season, and it.only cost me\tfor repairs and I do not believe that it would have cost, that much if I bad understood motor cars in the beginning as well as 1 do now.Tt.is all right for pleasure, and cheaper in my business than horses, being so light, and quick, and costs so little, to run.Last, September when the roads were dry 1 ran this car L'10 miles with four adult passengers on less than five gallons of gasoline, which is more than l expected.Yours truly, W.T.OUGHT RED, General Manager Canadian Telephone fn.Marbleton, F eh.28th, 1011/ FORD ModeS T Torpedo Runabout 2 Passengers\u20144 Cylinders With full equipment: Extension Top, Automatic Brass Windshield, Speedometer, 2 6=inch Gas Lamps, Generator, 3 Oil Lamps, Horn and Tools, for $900 F.O.B.Walkerville.AGENTS FOR EASTERN TOWNSHIPS 10 ABERDEEN AVENUE SHERBROOKE, QUE."]