Sherbrooke daily record, 23 octobre 1911, lundi 23 octobre 1911

[" herbrooke Daily established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, OCTOBER 23,\t1911.Record.ONE CENT THREE GREAT EVILS ING VOW AND Stirring Address by Mrs.Gordon, of Ottawa, Feature of Sunday Services In Connection With Dominion W.C.T.U.Convention Now in Session in Sherbrooke\u2014Business Meetings of Convention Opened This Morning.ing, Mrs.Currie, of Ontario, occupying the pulpit of the Baptist Church.SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.In the afternoon a Sunday School Rally was held at the Presbyterian Church.A varied programme of music.and addresses was presented, the feature being the address to the children by Mrs.McLachlan, of Hamilton, Ont.The talk was illustrated by charts and was listened to with close attention.MRS.GORDON\u2019S ADDRESS.The feature of the opening day of the convention week was the eloquent and stirring address by Mrs.Asa Gordon, of Ottawa, Evangelistic Superintendent, at Plymouth Church last evening.Mrs.Gordon referred first to the W.C.T.U.as the greatest organization of women in the world, emo-racing all colors, climes and nations, with one thought in their hearts and one cry upon their lips.Her work seldom to speak in a beautiful church, but often took her into the dives, the dens, of wickness, seeking some mother\u2019s son or perhaps some mother\u2019s daughter.She based her sermon on two texts from Isaiah, \u201cRighteousness exalteth a nation,\u201d and \u201cThe nation that shall not serve Thee shall perish,\u201d and spoke of the great MONDAY._______ 9 a.rn.\u2014Business meeting, Plymouth Hall.2 p.m.\u2014Business meeting, Plymouth Hall.8\tp.m.\u2014Reception in Art Hall.Addresses of welcome will be delivered and responded to.TUESDAY.9\ta.m.\u2014Business meeting, Plymouth Hall.2 p.m.\u2014Business meeting, Plymouth Hall.7.30 p.m.\u2014Meeting in Methodist Church.Special music.Address by Mrs.Livingstone, of Rhode Island.WEDNESDAY.Usual business meetings in Plymouth Hall.7.30 p.m.\u2014\u201cY\u201d meeting in Methodist Church.THURSDAY.Closing sessions of the Convention.All sessions are open to the public.The seventeenth convention of the Dominion Woman\u2019s Christian Temperance Union opened in this city Saturday evening with an executive meeting, and will continue till Thursday, October 26th.The convention, which is a bi.ennial Iv r wav: DEFEATED, Report SajsTurks aod Arabs Had Best of Engagement.TURKS AND ARABS KILLED BY BURSTING SHELL AT BERN A.Berlin, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014A special despatch from Constantinople says that the Turkish minister of the interior has received news that the Turks and Arabs have defeated 8,000 Italians near Barkau.The Italians lost 800 and the Turks 115 men.The Italians left a large quantity of arms and ammunition on the field.The Berlin newspapers print the despatches doubtingly.200 HOUSES BURNED.Constantinople, Oct.23.\u2014(Special) \u2014A fire in Stamboul on Saturday destroyed more than 200 houses and a mosque.MANY KILLED BY BURSTING SHELL.Berlin, Oct.23.-*-(S^lecial)\u2014 Over 10O Turkish soldiers and 38 Arabs were killed by the explosion of a powder magazine, caused by a shell from one of the Italian warships, during the bombardment of Berna, according to a message from a petty officer on board the battleship Napoli.SECRET AGREEMENT BETWEEN BRITAIN AND ITALY.London, Oct.23.\u2014Deputy de Marinis, the Italian ex-Cabinet minister, who is authority on Italian foreign policy, explains the occupation of To-brunk, undoubtedly one of the most important points on the Mediterran- | can, by the existence of a secret ' agreement between England and Italy j for the occupation of Tripoli and Cy renaica.\t1 TURKS FOUGHT FIERCELY.Tripoli, Oct.23.\u2014The fighting at | Benghazi between the Italians and 1 the Turks has been of the fiercest | character.After an engagement which lasted all day October 29, the ! Turks returned to the charge during | the night.They made a savage onslaught upon the Italian camp, but were repulsed.In the morning the | Italian forces occupied the city.The j Turkish losses were very heavy, and , the Italian dead number not less than I 100.MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT CASE, Sherbrooke Man Found on Ry.Track Badly Beaten.WAS ALSO STRIPPED OF HAT, COAT AND VEST, BUT WAS NOT ROBBED.Coaticook, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 On Saturday evening upon the arrival of the passenger train from Montreal, Rev.D.W.Terry and Mr.J.B.Parker^ were walking along the tracU to their home when they met a man without hat, coat or vest, screaming and his head covered with blood.They stopped him and took him to the station, where he gave the name of Charles Fecteau, and told the story that he had come from Sherbrooke on the \u201cScoot\u201d on that evening and had started for a house where his mother lives.This house was found to be in the opposite direction from where he was met.He said that someone had assaulted him with a rock and had taken off his clothes.The physician of the railway company was called and examined the injuries.The doctor found that although Fecteau's head was somewhat seriously bruised, the injuries were not dangerous.His coat and vest were found hanging on a fence not far away from the railway track.In his vest was a gold watch, which had not been taken, nor had any other articles which were in his clothes.Fecteau cannot give a reason for the assault, but thinks, from what he can remember, that some party went with him from the station in the evening for the.purpose of assaulting him, and had struck him first with a stone and otherwise beat en him.His recollection of the affair is not sufficient to make it sure who the party was.His injuries are such that he will be able to return to Sherbrooke and resume his work an usual.HORSE Ilf GETS JE TEARS.OctaVv 3cEa.iilt .Evicted of !h St Of Two Horses.PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.ic, met on the last occasion at St.Min, N.B.It is composed of the ecutive committee, the provincial rresponding, recording and \u201cY\u201d cretaries, and treasurers, one dele-ite for every one.hundred paying imbers of Auxiliary Proviucial Un-ns, and one delegate for a traction a hundred.The officers are : Hon.President, rs.Annie O.Rutherford, Toronto, tit.; President, Mrs.Gordon Wright, London, Ont.; Vice-President, Mrs.cKinney, Claresholm, Alta.; Cor.icretary, Mrs.E.A.Stevens, To-uto; Recording Secretary, Mrs.R.McLachlan, Montreal; Treasurer, rs- T.H.Bullock, St.John, N.B.; 7\u201d Secretary, Miss E.B.Smith, indsor N.S.;i Loyal Temperance Leon Secretary, Mrs.Adah McLach-n, Hamilton, Ont.; Literary Depos-ary Manager, Mrs.Bascom, Toron- ' SPECIAL TEMPERANCE SERMONS.Special temperance sermons were ¦eached in all the Protestant hurches of the city yesterday morn future of Canada which has now taken her place among the nations.\u201cWe are making progress,\u201d she said, \"by leaps and bounds, and others are looking-on with envy.Are we laying our foundations aright ?Are we building from the apex to the base, instead 0f upward ?Are we looking for material prosperity ?Do we worship the almighty dollar ?My friends, it is not gold that makes a nation great but its men.THREE GREATEST EVILS.\u201cI come to you to-night to speak of the three greatest evils that menace Canada to-day, cigarette smoking, the white slave traffic and the I licensing of the liquor traffic, j Mrs.Gordon gave startling statistics in regard to each, dealing with the injury from a physical standpoint of cigarette smoking by the young, the weakening of the heart\u2019s action, dulling of the intellect, dimming the sight, etc.The traffic in young women carried on in all great cities was dwelt on (Continued on Page i) bejurhe.D eath of Young Toronto [School Teacher to be Inquired Into.SAID THAT POST MORTEM REVEALS SIGNS OF ILL USAGE.Toronto, Ont., Oct.23.\u2014(Special) \u2014Startling revelations may yet be made in the case of Violet Smith, the young Toronto school teacher, who came to her death by drowning in the river Sbebeshekong.The girl\u2019s remains were brought to Toronto on Saturday evening, and yesterday morning Chief Coroner J.J.Johnson, performed a post mortem at the request of the relatives, and, it is believed, discovered signs of ill usage.Dr.Johnson refused to give out any information, but intimated there would be further developments within a day or so.-a TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES SUMMARIZING AND WORIB NEWS L VISIT MONTREAL AND TORONTO.tawa., Oct.23.\u2014 Their Royal messes, the Duke and Duchess of laught plan to make a tour of the principal cities of Canada, as yet no details have been con ed.H Royal Highness\u2019s first, outside i will be to Montreal and Toron Other cities will be visited In e Royal party last night at ed a performance by the imper-Russian ballet ami upon enter received an ovation from the cnee.Doth the Duke and Duchess ! expressed themselves as delight vith Ottawa and with the Cana-climatc.His Royal Highness :r his office in the eastern hlcr.ki ost daily, and usually spends the moon motoring around the city /isiting the clubs in the suburbs.CRUSHED TO DEATH.Thomas, Ont., Oct.21.\u2014 Jas.cey, a, prominent farmer of near !, was fatally Injured when mov his threshing outfit over a bridge, le coupling the traction engine the separator he was caught be- tween them and so badly crushed that he lived only a short time.SEPARATION OF QUEENS.Kingston, Ont., Oct.21.\u2014In the separation of Queen\u2019s from the Presbyterian Church, the theological .'acuity will receive $200,(Kill of the endowment fund for a building, fuel, light and attendance.The church asks for the present building it occupies, but the trustees decline.They, however, promise to house the faculty and within live years to build it a new building suitable fe>r its work.INVITATION LIST WILL BE OUT.Ottawa, October 23.\u2014Considerable speculation prevans in social circles in Ottawa as to conditions governing at Rideau Hall under the regime of the Duke of Connaught.There is a somewhat widespread feeling that the invitation list for state and social functions there may lie submitted to a process of elimination.Nothing official or Semi-official 0n the subject is obtainable, but something along the line indicated seems highly probable.|\t\u2014\u2014 | THE DUKE\u2019S TORONTO VISIT I Toronto.Oct.23.\u2014The Duke and Duchess of Connaught will pay their first formal visit to Toronto, arriving about November 7 and staying four days.The civic reception committee and the Board of Control will confer regarding their reception.The city Council purposed extending an early invitation to their Royal Highnesses, i but the Duke did not wait for tins formality.HOME RULE BILL ALMOST READY.London, October 23.\u2014Speaking at BaR inglass, Wicklow, John E.Red mond, leader of the Irish parliament ary party, said that the home Rule bill was not only in the course of preparation, hut was almost completed.He was not able to give the details ol the bill, but he assured his hearers that in principle the details will prove satisfactory to the Nationalists and will be the final settlement from both financial and political standpoints.JUDGE SICOTTE DEALT WITH SEVERAL CASES AT TERM OF SWEETSBURG COURT.Sweetsburg, October 23.\u2014(Special.\u2014Owing to the indisposition of Judge Mulvena, Judge Sicotte, held a term of court at this place.He dealt with a number of cases.Octave Denault, of St.Prudentienne who as already reported, was arrested charged with the theft of two horses at different places, appeared before the court.He was convicted on evidence, and sentenced to five years in the penitentuary.ROXTON POND CASE DISMISSED.Alphonse Godreau, of Roxton Pond was charged at the instance of Pierre Delorme with having damaged his property.After hearing the evidence on both sides, the Court dismissed the case.GRANBY MAN FINED.Another charge of damage to property was brought to the attention of the Court by a conplaint laid by Joseph Hebert, against D.Boucher of Granby.The evidence was to the effect that the accused had thrown a stone through a large plate glass window.The court imposed a fine of $30.ALLEGED THEFT OF HARNESS.Horatio Frazer, was charged at th® instance of Frederick J.King, with having stolen a harness.The accused was given a preliminary hearing, and afterwards committed for trial.CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.A complaint was laid against Horatio Frazer charging him with cruelty to a horse.He pleaded guilty, and was fined $5.00 and costs.LICENSE CASES.Elias Hoddard, was fined $20.and costs for peddling without a license.The complaint was laid at the in-atance of the Provincial Revenue department.The case of the Collector of Provincial Revenue, against Jeanson was continued until November 3rd.DESTROYED BY FIRE.Early Morning Blaza fCuts Lights at North Hatley.Out BUFFETTED BY WIND AND SEA.Portland, Me., October 22.\u2014As a climax to months of hardship, during which he and his little band of followers at times suffered from hunger and thirst as their yacht Coronet was buffeted about by sea and wind, the Rev.Frank W.Sandford.leader of (Ooltlnued on Pag* 6.).CONNECTIONS WILL BE MADE SO THAT NO INCONVENIENCE WILL BE FELT.North Hatley, Oct., 23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The power house of the Sherbrooke Power and Railway Company was destroyed by tire at an early hour this morning.The tire occurring at the hour it did, very few were on hand, and when the alarm was responded to the flames had secured such a hold (Continued on Page 6) RECKLESS Young Allard Shot in School Yard at Maulton Hill.FARMERS HAD TO GIVE UP WORK.OWING TO STRAY BULLETS FROM HUNTERS.Reckless shooting by hunters or others came neai causing a fatal accident at Moulton Hill.Mr.Wm.Allard, Moulton Hill, Ascot Township, was in Sherbrooke, and told the story of the shooting.It appears that when his little son, aged six years, was let out of school on Thursday afternoon, he started to Play in the school yard with other companions\u2019 While at play young Allard was struck by a stray bullet, which grazed his temple, and caused him to bleed profusely.The little fellow was knocked to the ground, and on the wounld being dressed it was found that a nasty scar would he the result of the wound.There is a sugar bush about two acres from the school house, and it is thought that some person hunting there had fired the shot.Mr.Allard said that his son had indeed a close call from instant d eath.To further hear out his remarks as to reckless shooting, Mr.Allard said that on the Monday previous, he started ploughing in his field, but during the day he had to give up work owing to the passing of bullets in such close proximity to his person These bullets came from the direction of the, near-by woods.Mr.Allard also found one of bis horses dead in the field with a bullet hole in its body.Swiss rilies are being sold at such a low price, namely, $3.00 that young hoys purchase them, and when out shooting, do not seem to realize that a bullet from one of those rifles will carry about two miles.Many farmers find it unsafe to do any work near their woods owing to this reckless shooting, and an agitation is now under way to petition the authorities to prohibit young boys from carrying such dangerous , weapons.Since the introduction of those rides in the Country, the farmers throughout the Eastern Townships have lost many horses and cattle from stray bullets fired by reckless and ignorant hunters.STREET RAILWAY « THE COWL.Letter Relating to the Wellington Street Matter.COMPANY ASKS FOR GRADES AND PERMISSION TO PROCEED WITH WORK.The Sherbrooke Railway & Power Company have addressed the following letter to the City Council.The letter was read Friday night and referred to special committee.The letter was as follows : \"We must again take the liberty of writing you regarding the work on Wellington street.\"It is now over a year since the Sherbrooke Railway & Power Company submitted plans to the city for the 1,000 foot turnout on this thoroughfare yet no definite instructions or grades have been given to the company in order that they might proceed with the work.\u201cOr July 18th we received a true copy of a report of the committee, authorizing the turnout but stating that the question of paving would be held in abeyance.;\u2018With this decision in mind the company made the necessary preparations to proceed with the work on August 1st, 1911, and notified the Council accordingly.\u201cOn application being made to the city authorities for grades we were refused ; consequently, we were unable to start the work.\u201cAbout August 8th, 1911, we received another committee report notifying the company that the Council would require 90 In., grooved girded rail and steel ties for Wellington St.May we ask why this feature was not embodied in the report of July 14th, or wny was it not set forth in the By-law ?\u201cIf you refer to By-law No.280, you will note that it states that the rails shall be \u201cT\u201d 70 lbs.to the yard and not less than 6 inches in depth, no mention whatever being made of steel ties.\u201cSurely such a change is not warranted because the Company require a 1,000 feet of double tracking.\u201cIf \u201cT\u201d rail meets with the ap proval of the Council for single track we know of no reason why it should not be suitable for double track.\u201cWe believe you realize the importance of this stretch of double track, and know that it is absolutely essential if we are to give the public a good service.\"At a very large expense new extensions have been built, and new cars purchased, yet we are unable to give a satisfactory service because cars cannot be routed through the centre of the city.\u201cWe again ask the city for grades, and permission to proceed with this work, in order that the company can comply with the, conditions of the franchise, and give the general public the service they are entitled to under the said franchise.\u201d DAILY NEWS SPECIALS PARTS*0F THE NEW MARKET FOR FARNHAM.Farnham, Oct.23.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 A new market for the farmers has been built beside the town scales upon a side street.EXTENDING \u2019RHONE TO FARMERS Brownleigh Place, Oct.23.\u2014(Special The Kingsey Telephone Co.are preparing to put up a line for the fanners on the Danville-Kingsey Falls road.Connection will he made with the People\u2019s Company at Drummond-ville.DISCOVER FINE GRAVEL BED.Scotstown, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 It is reported that the work done by the C.P.R.in regard to securing gravel on the John Ijinld farm has revealed one of the' beds of gravel in the country, both as to quantity and quality.BOUGHT MEGANT1C PROPERTY, j Lake Megantic, Oct.23.\u2014(Special.) , Mr.A.H.Evans, has recently purchased the property 0f the late S.D.Ball, in Agnes, with the old house, i which he is having thoroughly renovated as a dwelling, and which is nearing completion.POULTRY FOR NORTHWEST.Foster, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014Messrs, (iiiiiii, Langlois & Co.shipped one , carload of thoroughbred poultry from this place on Thursday last for the Northwest.The price paid the far-I mers was from 75c to $1 per head.It certainly must he profitable to raise pure bred stock.INJURED BY CAVE IN.Cowansville, Get.23.\u2014(Special) Mr.D.A.Bowker, the veteran C.R.i Railway engineer, while walking near I he Glen in Montreal where the new railway tracks are being built, had I the misfortune to have earth cave in ¦ on him and was almost completely burled.He is now home recovering from his injuries.lake megantic councillor RESIGNS.Lake Megantic, oct.23.(Special) At a recent meeting of the Town Council the resignation of Mr.Lucien Levesque as alderman was accepted, he having removed from town.Nomination to fill the vacancy will take place on Oct.30th, and polling on Nov.6th for a new councillor.GOOD RIUCES FOR FARM PRODUCE.Farnham, Oct.ss.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The weather is very favorable for plowing, threshing, etc.Rriees of all produce, hay and poultry especially, are so encouraging that the faces of the farmers are wreathed in smiles, and their wives and daughters are looking forward to a joyful ending of the year 1911, busy scene at haw mill.Farnham, Oet.23.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The town stone crusher is grinding away with a view to extending the macadamizing of more streets.All day long the \u201cburr\u201d of Mr.Botvin\u2019s saws run by electricity supplied by the almost unlimited Farnham power house, keeps the street blocked by teams drawing logs and drawing a-way lumber of every dimension.YOUNG FISH FOR M EG A NT ( C PRESERVE.Lake Megantic, Oct.23.\u2014(Special.) A large consignment of young fish, from the fish hatchery at Somerset, Me., arrived in town on Friday evening for the Megantic fish and game Club, to be placed in the various ponds on the preserve.The Steame; Jubilee, was held back from her reniai' afternoon trip 0n Friday to wait for the arrival of the fish, so that there would be no delay in their going through to their destination as quickly as possible.REBEKAHS HOLD DANCE.Waterville, Oct.23.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 The Town Hall was the scene of an exceedingly pretty event on Friday evening when the Rebekahs of Empress Lodge held their annual dance.The decorations, which were most artistic, were carried out in the lodge colors, pink and green, with quantities of flags, etc.Pink and green streamers flowed from the centre of the ceiling to the four corners of the hall and the chandeliers were tastefully draped with the same colors.The lodge rooms, down stairs, were arranged with card tables and sitting out places.The dainty programmes called for eighteen dances and three extras and the music was furnished by Turcotte\u2019s orchestra.Refreshments were served about midnight by the ladies of the lodge when dancing was resumed.The guests included many from Sherbrooke and surrounding towns, LAKE MEGANTIC REALTY COMPANY.Lake Megantic, Oct.28.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.W.G.Craig and Mr.R.A.McLennan, of Kingston, Ont., were n town the beginning of the weeb and called together a meeting of the directors of the new Realty Company of Lake Megantic.The meeting passed by-laws and other business in connection with the work of the company.This company has recently been formed and incorporated by Letters Patent from the Provincial Government to carry on a real estate and manufacturing business at Lake Megantic and is composed of the trustees of the estate of the late Alex, Gunn, of Kingston, at Megantic, and others, with a capital of one hundred thousand dollars.The directors of the company are Messrs.W.G.Craig, D.Murray, Vf.H.Craig and R.A.McLellan, of Kingston, Ont.; J.N.Thibodeau, W.H.Albro and J.Roy, of Megantic.The principal place of business is to be at Lake Megantic.FROMSAEL EASTERN POTATOES AT 75c PER BUSHEL, South Roxton, Oct.23.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.O.Despart purchased a carload of potatoes, near Quebec, which he retailed here at 75c per bushel.BOX FACTORY STARTS UP AGAIN.Kingsbury, Oct.23,\u2014(Special) \u2014 The box factory has started operations here and is now running night and day.IMPROVING HOTEL AT FOSTER.Foster, Oct.23.\u2014(Special) \u2014\u2022 The new addition to Mr.Thomas\u2019 hotel is getting on well.The foundation is completed and the woodwork js well started.When completed it will be a great improvement.REVISED VOTERS\u2019 LIST.West Bolton, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A special meeting of the Council was held on Saturday to revise the voters list.A few names were taken off, while a great many were added.Several bills were passed, after which the Council adjourned.CUT WITH AN AXE.Sutton, Oct.23.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mr.Carl Bennett got a gash in his right arm on Saturday that required seven stitches to close.He was at work in the woods in the Clark Bros.\u2019 camp.He is reported to have climbed a tree to dislodge another, and an axe was tossed to him which in his endeavor to catch cut him in the arm as stated.Mr.Bennett was brought to the village, where his arm was dressed.MABRIAGE3.McLEOD \u2014 GRAHAM.Bake Megantic, Oct, 23.\u2014(Spécial) Marriage of Mr.D.McLeod, Mars-ton, and Miss Effie Graham, of Milan, was solemnized or.Wednesday, Oct.18th, at the home of the bride by the Rev.Mr.Fraser, minister of the Presbyterian Church of Hampden.They will make their home at the McLeod homestead in Marston.McLEAN McIVER.Lake Megantic, Oct 23.\u2014(Special) \u2014Last Wednesday Mr.Dannie McLean of Marston, and Miss Maggie Mclver, of Saskatoon, daughter of Mr.J.A.Mclver, formerly of Lake Megantic, were united in marriage by the Rev.Mr.McLeod, at the McLean homestead in Portland, Marston, where they will make their home.Quite a large number of the friends and rela tives gathered at the ceremony and supper to wish the happy couple long life and happiness.JONES\u2014STTJRTEVANT, Richford, Vt., Oet.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A pretty wedding took place here on Wednesday, Oct.11th at 5 o\u2019clock, the contracting parties being Miss Alula May Sturtevant and Mr.George Jones, both of this village.The marriage took place at the Episcopal Church, Rev.W.T.Forsyth officiating.Immediately after the ceremonies a reception was given at the home of the groom, Mr.James Jones.Mr.and Mrs.Jones left for a trip down country, taking the evening train for Newport.PEKRON-RUSSELL.A very pretty wedding took place Tuesday morning at St.Patrick's church, when Miss Nora Russell, daughter of Mr.and Mrs.William Russell of this city was united in marriage to Mr.Ludger Perron, son of Mrs.Perron 0f this city.The bride was given away by her urotber-in-lav) Mr.Emile Roy, and looked very pretty in a gown of cream fish net over silk, with silk trimmings and small court train.Her veil was fastened with a half wreath of orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of cream roses, lilies of the valley and maiden hair fern.The brides\u2014maid Miss Georgie Perron, sister of the groom, was gowned in pink fish net over silk, silk trimming and large black picture hat and carried a bouquet of pink carnations and maidenhair fern.The best man was Mr.Jerome Russell, brother of the bride, and Mr.Brien attended the groom-Aftcr the ceremony the bridal party, relatives, and friends drove to the home of the bride\u2019s mother where the wedding breakfast was served, the table decorations being pink and white.The huge wedding cake adorn- (Continucd on page C.i Banking By Mail Is simply dropping a letter la the post office.If not convenient for you to call at any of our branches do your BANKING BY MAIL; Prompt attention to all Enquiries.Our Foreign Department has every facility for sending money abroad, safely and quickly, at a trifling expense.We invite you to avail yourself of our extended foreign connections.\t^ TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES ISSUED.Eastern Townships Bank Established 1859.19 8242 TWO SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1911.Diathi Reported.EUGENE MORSE, FORMERLY OF RICHFORD.Riehford, Yt., Ort.23\u2014(Special)\u2014 Eugene F.Morse died at his home in Morrisville on Sunday morning, Oct.15th, at 9 o'clock, death being due to bronchitis and complications.Eugene Frank Morse, a son of Albert and Mary Morse, was born in Potton Que., in 1847, and in 1870 was united in marriage to Laura J.Hunt-ley.From Potton he moved to Riehford, where he resided for several years, moving from here to Jay and from there to Morrisville seven years ago, onto the farm formerly owned by G, F.Small.His wife survives, also a half brother, Julien Morse, of Tilton, N.H., ami a half sister, Cleara Hardy, of Province Hill, Que., a stepmother, Mrs.Albert Morse, of Province Hill, Que.The funeral was held at his late home on Monday, Oct.16th.Rev.Cheeseman.of the Pentecostal church, officiating.The remains were taken to Riehford for burial on Tuesday, Oct.17th.Deceased was for some time an employee of the C.P.Ry.while living in Canada.He leaves many friends in Potton and Sutton, Que., as well as here and in Jay and Morrisville, who regret the passing of an honest industrious man.MRS.LKVYMAX CROSS, SOUTH DURHAM.Richmond, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014The sad death occurred yesterday at South Durham of Mrs.Lewman Cross in the V7tli year of her age.The late | Mrs.Cross leaves to mourn her loss one daughter and three sons, namely, Mrs.W.J.Watkins, St.Germain, Que.; Mr.W.S.Cross, Minneapolis, 'Minn.; Mr.A.J.Cross, Richmond, and Mr.F.H.Cross, South Durham.The family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends in their bereavement.The funeral will take place from her son\u2019s residence, South Durham, at 1 p.m.to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon.Coaticook nonse\u2014Popular Home or Travellers\u2014A\u2019.A.Pomeroy, Prop.Pure White Castile Soap, pound bars value lac.JMkÊiiÊM Famous Fairy Soap to-morrow at \u2022J cakes for.136-138 Wellington Street.Tuesday Bargain News.Store closes at 6 to-night\u2014Oct.iî3 Thanksgiving Millinery f ( Feather Boas i We bsheFr* our\tj r:v7T sefilcn offers Tlte \u2022 rr.orr fotnr-îCte selection j ir the mr.^ invitr j yon to inspect\tJ Thf dread o: being irgtd j to buy.Our annual Thanksgiving Sale starts to morrow and judging from the special values we offer, think it shon'd surpass all previoos sales.We advise yoir.to be cn hand early for these Thanksgiving Bargains.A dressy artich- and good throat protection, in black, grey\t.nd tiowij.These prices for Tlainks.-nving Sale.S2 90 line\tfor\t,\tLTi t4 '.O one\tfor\t.\tSB.75 ÿ6.00 line\tfor\tS5.25 $7.90 line\tfor\t.\tSO.50 >9.50 line\tfor\t.\t.\t0i> SI 2 50 line for $10.75 THANKSGIVING SALE OF COSTUMES, COATS, SKIRTS AND WAISTS To-morrow will be an opportome time to select your new f all and Winter garments at these special Thanksgiving price f, Two Special Coat Bargains Girls' and Misses\u2019 l % Coats and Ulsters $5 Dress Skirts at $5.95 TTANDSCkilE BEAVER COATS AT 5 F::a- Bcehsh B*-«iTer C',o.:.\t'\u2022 .-\t| Our stoek '\u2022:*\tfronds is very ro or\ttüIS lengrJL.fises*.\t\" : p7r*.r.We iav» mazy v ute styles :: ri.A\tstqüxi ccn*.Lb sizes \\ sir;-Lg.warru.^ear-r-sslst-.n-^ A j*::s 4k\t.\tS;*-.*:\ttê.; 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WHITE VESTING WAISTS.?l A asr.d^TOJ#- losg'.bta :k Cara-^yl ex-ra.q-alvy, \" North way\" rrtfcke.; \u2022vrarm an-d\tRea* valu-; -çî' i tat\u2014Ü.e\t) .\">0 That ailored Wz ^mail da or SC- SI.This pri^e buys the best five dollar Skirt, that you'll find, Panama and Vi-< una cloths la the newest styles.Sizes for all, black and colors.\t- e\t.Sd.9.) S3.25 Silk Lined Net Waists Sale price S2 40 About fifteen in this lot of new white and £.\u2022 ru Silk Lined Net.Waists.Some \u2022 dainty styles in the lot.Sizes ::j -îh Va: ->\t> -5 1:5\td*.>\t| / 1 7.^.ssgiv.sg t-aie\t.\to \u2014Ar\u2019 * Ladies\u2019 Costumes {\\ At $12.90 We have a big range of Costumes in black, navy, brown and colors, all tr.ii-or-made.Smart, dressy costumes tha.t usually sell at §14.00 and $15.00.Thanksgiving Sale\t$12.90 price ALL OTHER COSTUMER in stock are offered at a DISCOUNT OF If you need a Suit.::\u2019s an ea.y way to save $B.oO.Madras Curtaining 20c White or JBcra colors, Bo in.* .a pretty '.tirt&m materia- at \u2014.=-.pr.'-a.Extra a t .20c rp \u2022\u2022\u2022\u2022;.\u2022W'i/ i A f2A'vQ;A  l TraLP * \u2022 v *\t1 .p-\u2018 : Fianneiette Night Gowns UOC for\tin f.'t.' - .¦ - GLOVES.LADIES' HE A'.'Y CAPE KID r.alkln'g gloves\u2014 val-j:A for .m LADIES' KID GLOVES\u2014 in blacks, tans, browns, gre\u201d, car- kid.kin -j \u201d\t\u2014 kil- pri\t< *)C Men\u2019s and /[On Boys\u2019 Sbirts tOv Negligee Gyle in Boy./ and Men's sizes, good quality percale, cuff at-*.ach»-*\u2022], Size.-: 12 to IF,3 neck.^55 «^ent value.Men\u2019s Underwear 48c lined, warm and desirable ming cold weather.All sizes.ios~ Auto Veils ûîlC A real bargain in these new Ante \\\u2018-ils, full size, black, grey, navy Alice bine and champagne, .5'>< values,\t\u2018>(1/ Ladies' Cashmere Ho*e wtted or t >air LACE CTTRTAlKS AT \u2014 This ; rier.ug .- 2 r.L t:* Cirz:-.: \u2014-lull nze reversable j.nev- \u2018 B A TTE N3ERG AND DP.AWN.fail spocjc.our regular Ç1.-5 :\tLINENS\u2014 Sale pr.- -\tC|Wp\tA r g îr- COR.SE T S\t- The ::gz s* v» ; -r, l-e k-d g' \u2019 n T:i.Ty 1.-V .\twa:-* de:, exrer-dfd kiyj.î hose sups fers, r.-esi 5 25 vo.-e\t4 J Sale pri-.e .\t.LON GCLOT! I.nie.\u2014 Fine C o tto Lon g ' n.\t35.wide.A soit, pliable qtiaiPy the need**' 15'\ty.-.-.\t\"I\t1 Saie price\t1\t* CURTAIN SCRIM.;j \u2014 Pretry patters;, i:.- '.le C :r JR SHIRTS le prû'r per jard LANTEPN GLOBES\u2014 F;.- »» gnr-.'.5.îcî ,S:f « c SCOT.\u2022 AT 33-; \u2014 wool arH cotton « veïi*.'.>¦ .y rm iüg, extra w e: Kty.uy in wide.m.Lî «jum and dark color:;.-1 S£R', ICKABLE TICKIN'G, la bfite and wm'* - Extra quality, fine ail yrool Caah-rnere Hose, in size.; m).'.i, 91 and to.imported quality, a 40c.val-\u2022 r- çnlar ;\t.\t.\t.)( i WHITE tl-.ARL BUTTONS\u2014 >»,.norr ehold ammo-ga\u2014 in |>t>m'â*:red îorm.Add a .?N- y' the.f> powder *r,\taad you per\t.1 Vr'.CORDTTC ' Y A T 4 > -.\u2014 vy qyc;.*y ^ ' ryr7 ir.caî.\tnavy çreers,\tbrrwr.cream and bïaex.A mai criai for \u2022.Lis Wi; 95c ralue Tk&akÿg; Saî« V \u2022r'ÏJ- .* v '°%r r \\ MDKCîOliaÉ 'E W 11A N [> KE RC HIKES\u2014 received for LUt holiday trade, v ü! b;- offered, for tlie first time during this sale.Ladies\u2019 Underwear 2 Special Lines AJ 3 m-.\u2014 25c.qualify in Vest 19c AT :i?D 4>Sc SILKS AT _39¦' \u2014 T a.rn o 1 ç n e c.pk*, Br Heguiar 50r.values in Vestn and Drawers, fine\tgorid 5j!e ¦vool f/jbne for hi.dic w.m.i .r»r dre.i.ie.H, m light and medium color\t12 in.Wide, b.5< value 40c SI.fRLNCIS DIS1RICI I 10C41JAPPININGS Oafly Reports From Correspondents Ot What Is Going On HATLEY.A reception was recently held at the home of Mr.and Mrs.Ashby in honor of the marriage of thrçjr son, Mr.De L\u2019Or Ashby, with Miss Caron, of Coaticook.a bounteous wedding supper was served to a number of invited guests.During the evening a party of young friends from the village called and were most cordially .received, refreshments offered, and a 'pleasant hour spent with \"music and her sister, song.\u201d The ladies of the \u201cAid\u201d met on Wednesday afternoon ¦'with Mrs.H.F.Webster at \"Brookside Farm.\u201d A packet of interesting views had just been received from Capt.K.E.Kennedy, who is exploring the great wild Northland.These snapshots give a good idea of the rugged beauty and grandeur of this Canada of ours, with its vast stretches of ledge rock, ils natural caves and dams, built hy the ever industrious and cunning l»ea Iver, while another shows a solemn jVisaged denizen of the forest standing as if on guard, ready to hid defiance to any who should dare intrude upon his primeval and rightful domain, i A picture ol Capt.Kennedy and Cook ! in camp completes the group.At the .time of writing the Captain was at.j Porcupine on the eve of a trip to ' Flying Post, but hopes to he able to reacti civilization some time in November.) Arrivals ami departures : Mr.and jMrs.Silas Boyes and Dr.and Mrs.! Fanning, of Salem, Mass., recently ! with Mr.and Mrs.Jameg/Boyes.I They made the trip by auto, stop-l'ing en route at the homes of Messrs.; ' E.Pope and John Lytle.Miss Cote .with Mrs.Currier during the absence ! of Mr.Currier, who is visiting rela-: lives in Boston, Mass.; Mr.Leon Leavitt in East Berkshire, Vt.; Mrs.I Florence Haines from a-short trip ' to Boston, Mass., also Mrs.E.Sut ¦ tou and Miss Kimball; Mrs.A.'Sut-;ton, of Coaticook, at \"Breezy i Heights\" with Mrs.Haines; Miss Button, of Sherbrooke, at the Ives homestead; Mrs.Yvm.E.Giroux several weeks in Boston, Mass., accompanied by her mother, Mrs.W.Kent, of Derb^ Line, Yt.; Mr.E.Howe is away nearly every day conducting sales in all parts of the county; Miss i Beiveright, principal of the Academy, on Wednesday to attend the convention of teachers in Montreal; Mr.and : Mrs.W.B.Morrison, Mr.Wm.E.Giroux and two daughters recently-visited relatives at Uapelton; Miss Pearle Giroux at home after two weeks with her sister, Mrs.W.B.Morrison, at North Hatley; Rev.Mr.Pollock, Baptist Minister, Moe\u2019s River, to conduct the afternoon anil evening service at the Meadow street Church on Sunday; Mr.Harvey Drew with his family, removed to the V.\u2019y-man iarm at Libbytown; Mr Don Woodward, of Boston, Mass., with relatives here;.Mr.James Drew moved his fapiily from Eustis and is occupying the lower flat at \u201cBrook-, hank;\u201d Miss Ethel Stone to study ! music with Mrs.Hethrington; Mr.Tom LeBaion to attend a business college in Montreal; Mrs.Ingham, of Hillhurst, with her daughter, Mrs.G.H.Heath; Mr.¦).McKay and family, of North Hatley, at \"Maple-, wood Farm\u201d lately; Mr.H.Gould, of j Way\u2019s Mills, at D.Keir\u2019s on Thursday; Messrs.T.D.Hunter and C.Knapp at Cookshire on Wednesday ; Mr.A.W.Hamm, of North Hatley, hese on Thursday; Mr.Oliver Currier ; to his position at Brockton, Mass.; j Mr.C.Keir at the home of Mr.i.j Gould, Way\u2019s Mills, over Sunday; leapt.R.P.HnrlbeJ't, of \"Rubicon : Farm,\u201d visited Sherbrooke at the I week-end; Mr.Hurlbert, jr., of Sher-| brooke, Sunday with Mrs.Hurlbert ' at \"Rubicon Farm;\u201d Mr.Maxwell Robinson, who lately returned from I tlie Northwest, has now left to take ia special course at Macdonald College; Miss Evelyn Wells, who is teaching at McConnell, at her home : here recently; Mrs.T.D.Hunter and .her cousin, Miss Myrtle Frappied, at {Newport, Vt., recently; Mr.add Mrs.O.R.Bowen guests for a couple of days of Mr.and Mrs.H.Loveland at Mack\u2019s Mills; Mr.and Mrs.N.McCoy the week-end with their granddaughter, Mrs.H.Loveland, at Mack\u2019s Mills.Upon their return they were accompanied hy their great-grandson, Master Raymond Loveland; Me -; Ethel Parker, who returned a short time since from Abenaki* Springs, to spend the winter in Montreal; Mrs.W.Hodges and Mr.J.F.Woodman attended the funeral of their uncle, Mr.Geo.Ayer, at Sherbrooke on Tuesday; Mrs.Etta Poole at Boynton with her sister, Mrs.0.L.Hills; Mr.Clark and his sister, of Bishop's Crossing, recently at the Fournier home.Upon their return they were accompanied by Mi-s Rosa Fournier for a week\u2019s stay; Master living Haines with Mrs.Ayer at Comfort Cottage; Mr.and Mrs.Frank Drew, of Barnaton, Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.John Bryan; Mrs.McLeod, after passing several weeks here, to Wellesley Hills, Boston, Mass.Mr.Ride and family have taken possession of their new home on Mas awippi street.The chicken pie supper and band concert passed off 'successfully, the proceeds amounting to something over $20.Mr.John Ktone, who recently came, with his family from MasSawippi, is occupying the farmer's house on Mrs.Clark\u2019s newly acquired property, and i ; engaged in making extensive re pair:-', and improvements upon tin.same.NEW ARRIVALS \u2014AND\u2014 GOODS THAT ARE MUCH IN DEMAND NEW COUCHE VELVETS In a full assortment of colorings, including all the new soft tints.PARISIAN NOVELTIES Jn dress garnitures in beaded pearl and tinsel effects, ele gant, beaded tunics in Marquisette chiffon and lace.HAND BAGS We offer for sale a manufacturer\u2019s agent\u2019s entire collection of hand bags at real bargain prices.NEW COATS We have received in a stock during the last twenty-four hours, some very smart new winter coats for ladies.Our sale for these goods this year has 'been phenomenal.BLANKETS & COMFORTERS This Department is crowded with attractive downy comforters and warm blankets.The latter have particularly nice colored borders this season.CARPET DEPARTMENT Busy ! Busy ! is the verdict\u2014simply a reminder that, we have the largest carpet department between Halifax and Montreal ' W\u2019e have all the new things we guarantee price» \u2014and we want you for a customer.L.A.BAYLEY We Cater to the Smokers\u2019 Palate Of tlio Eastern Townships with the aromatic, mild, sweet Havana in the 5 GEÜT GB6AHS He want ; light colors, because he things 'that a Sight colored cigar means a mild cigar, we therefore eater to his eye.He is sure to he satisfied with a Grit 5c cigar.fla cannot get as mild, aromatic, cool and sweet a smoke elsewhere for his 5c.P.S.\u2014There is no 10c cigar lo equal the Pharaoh.J.BRUCE PAYNE LIMITED, - GRANBY, QUE, ¦M TOII.KT f\u2019APHfi- ten\tpackets 20< HI\u2019M'IALH.Lf:- ItEDRATM GKA M/LATKfi ak ron ssi oo.L.-L -s; PASTRY KLOr.-fi IN 215 LI! f OITON SALKH.70k.IXiZK- OF F LOT HEM PINS FOR 11,-:.Mens Qttr Sweaters «701- A f'oorJ jr#ïlia.bl* runl durable f.\u2018at \u2018-r lor Mon in «Olid Krey, or feroy With re .) r :» l .25 v;j i un,\t( Thanh\tHale .\t.iv RtGffMOND.The annual Thanksgiving supper in connection with St.Anne':; (Mnircli will he held net.iiOth, in the Odd Fellow:,\u2019 Hall There was a special Evangelistic servlet: in the Methodist Ghurch Hun day evening.Mi ¦ F.Snow, of MechanicHVlIlc.N.Y .is in town the guest of friends.Mr, ami Mr:; P.Johnson have re turned to their home in Belleville, Ont.The miniver ary sen-ires of the Me \u2022 hodi: I Church will he held Sunday, Oct.29th,Rev.J.H.Robinson.M.A., B.D., of Montreal, will be the preacher for the occasion.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.Parker, of Lynn, Mass., visiting at the Parker farm at Kingsey ; Mr.H.Hepburn, of Montreal, guest of his parents, Rev.and Mrs.J.Hepburn ; Mrs.MacKinnon and daughter Miss M.MacKinnon to Sherbrooke, where they will visit before going to their home in Boston.St.Francis College closed Thursday ami Friday of this week, on account of the Teachers\u2019 Convention, which was, held at Montreal.Mr.and Mrs.Jones and family, of Stratford, Ont., are visiting Mr.and Mrs.Jones.Miss Helen Driver and Miss Pearl Rose from Danville, where they at tended the Sunday School convention held there last, week.Miss Beatrice, Kerr was the guest, oi her aunt, Mrs.Tims.Driver, on Sunday.The funeral of the late Baptiste Boucher took place Saturday morning from hjs late residence thence to St.Bibiane\u2019s Church, where a very solemn and impressive service was conducted hy Rev.Father Quinn.The interment took place in the Roman Catholic cemetery.Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved ones.Mr.F.Wadleigh, of Windsor Mills, spent the week-end in town.The euchre and dance, which was given Friday evening under the aus Pices of the Odd Fellows in their hail on College street, was a decideil success.The game of euchre was Played until .10 o\u2019clock, after which the winners were awarded some beau tPul prizes, which were given by I he Lodge.After the refreshments were served dancing was indulged in, the music being fusnished by Mr.J.L.Barrie.Quite a number of stran-gers from the surrounding towns were present.In the Odd Fellows' Hall on Thanksgiving evening, Monday, Oct.JOl.h, tiie ladies of St.Anne\u2019s Guild will serve a Thanksgiving supper, beginning at 0 o\u2019clock.There will 1>(.a.«ale ol fancy and plain articles, with home-made candy, etc.An at.tractive programme will In: rendered Mrs.F Mulligan, who lias been laid up for the pa: I few weeks with hb'od poisoning, is now eonvaleseenl Mr.L.Tanner, of Kisliop\u2019s (To:.; ing, was in Iowa Hai.iirday.lake meg antic The Model School closed on Wednesday the principal Miss A.Dinning, having gone to the Model School Teachers convention at Montreal; Miss E.Cowan on a visit to her honm in Lingwick, and Miss.M, Fraser, remained wilh friends in Megantic.The school will reopen on Monday.During the absence of the teachers the chairmen had the arrangements of the interior of the intermediate rooms altered.The club house at Lake Maecanna- mac waa closed for the\twinter\ton Friday ami the steward.\tMr.\tami Mrs.James Boyle, left\tfor\tWest Paris, Me., going out by\tway\tof Chain of Ponds.\t\t Mr.John Boyle, of Lake Maceanna-mac, and family, have 'been installed as caretakers of the club house during the winter, and have taken possession.One or two visitors are still expected in a few days, but they will go into camp.Mr.Miller and son, of Philadelphia, are still at Arnold Pond.SOOTSTOWN.The friends of Miss Marion Scott will be pleased to know that she lias been chosen president of her class at Macdonald College.Arrivals and departures : Mrs, Giles and Miss Little, from Montreal \u201d guests of their mother on Dell street-Dr.Lussier, La Patrie, visiting friends in town recently.For regulating the bowels, invigorating the kidneys and stirring up the lazy liver Dr.Morse\u2019s Indian.Hoot Pills have proved for over half a century, in every quarter of the world, absolutely safe and most effective.25c.a box everywhere.27 Shiloh's Cum Atop» conifb\u201e# cures coKcIm, 1mm,M HlO throat uiid liMijfo\tceulM SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1311 ITHREB, Tho Daily Raoord ¦HBRBROOKH RBCORU C«bi Prlnttri and PnbliBhern Printed and published every; afternoofl, except Sunday, at 106 and 108 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICffl itrictly In advance to any address In Canada, Great Britain and the United States, one year, |2.00 ; six months, $1.00 ; three months, /SO cents ; one month, 20 ftents.To any address In th# Eastsrn Townships, by the year* only fl.&Oj RECOMMENDED EASTERN TOWNSHIPS HOTELS H71ARNHAM \u2014 MONTCALM HOTEL, \u2014 ML corapletuly renovated.Sample room».Bell phone No.*.H.Fj Batalon, Prop.- HTURNHAM e- BALMORAL HOTEL \u2014 ftje Commercial travellers' home.Sample rooms, 'bus.Phone Jj A.Choquette.BEDFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS.Granby; \u2014 winbsor hotel, t.a.Lynch, Prop., recently ol Montreal.ipRANBY i- THS GRANBY.\"HOME'! Ijl away from homo.- A.W.Colby Sc Co, AGOG, UNION HOUSia REMODEL-.led, newly, InrniBhed.Garceaa & Dulette, Rock xsi,and house\u2014comfort- able, good livery.C.H.Nettleton.Prop^ \u201cbrooks HOUSE \u2014 The leading conimei\u201eial travellera\u2019 home, from home.- J.N.Hudon, Prop.WATERLOO BUSINESS BARDS GENERAL CONTRACTORBj IT Yî LAPLANTB Sc CO.GENERAL Seontractor».Métropole Bldg.Bell 667 CIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS.G kTXddie, c.e., gTlTs' Quebec.\u2022 Office, SI St.Peter St.Residence, is da Salaberry St., Tel.connectiona.: Gathered by Daily Record Correspondents In Various Communities KNOWLTON.A meeting for the purpose of reorganizing the whist Club for the coming winter, will be held iti the top flat of the post office, on Tuesday October 24th, at 8.30 p.m.Miss Buby Miller, of Brome Centre, is at the sanitarium taking treatment.Miss Ethel Miller, who has been a guest at Alva Farm for several days, has returned to her home in Brome Centre.The Band Concert and dance, at the Lakeview Hall on Friday evening, was one of the most successful and enjoyable of the season.Mr.Orrin Rexford, Montreal, was here recently.Mrs.Stephen, of Montreal, is visiting her sister Mrs.Moses Shepard, at Mr, B.Martin's.Miss Bertha Miller, has leit for Woodstock, Ont., where she will spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.Benjamin Sale.Mr.and Mrs.Penn England, were recent guests of Mr.and Mrs.C.P.Taber in Cowansville.Mr.Short, who has been visiting bis cousins, the Misses Evans, has has returned to his home in England.Mr.R.F.Beerworth, has returned to Clarencevillc, after visiting his daughter, Mrs.W.E.Lewis.Mrs.A.C.Paintin, and Master Rolfe Paintin, have returned from visiting relatives and friends in La-chute and Montreal.They were accompanied home by Mrs.Paintin\u2019s father Mr.Shepard, of Lachute.Patch, of Brome Corner, guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.G.Patch this week; Mr.Wm.Ewens, of Saskatoon, Sask, Miss Lizzie Paton, of Bolton Centre, guest of friends in town; Mrs.J.C.Clossey, Miss Grace Clossey and Messrs.J.and P.Kerk and George Clossey, from Farnam\u2019s Corner; Miss Mary Patterson to Bolton Centre; Dr.G.A.Bowen, of Magog, at Mr.J.E.Butler\u2019s on Wednesday; Misses Minnie Hurlbut and Agnes Chamberlin to Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.C.M.Harvey and Mr.and Mirs.Geo.Bullard, of Knowlton, guosts of the former\u2019s daughters, Mrs.John Channcll and Miss Emily Harvey, at Channel! for a few days.The social held at Mrs.Robt.Patterson\u2019s on Tuesday evening was well attended and a pleasant time was had.Rev.G.A.Sifsco gave two solos, which were m\u2019ach enjoyed by all.Mrs.J.P.Taylor presided at the organ.The meeting held at the Parsonage, on Wednesday to discuss the question of making improvements to the cemetery was well attended.Rev.Sisco received his guests during the day in a most pleasing way.Coaticook House\u2014(Popular Homt, -i.-r Travelleits-A'.A.Pomeroy, Prop.O A.MEADE, COATICOOK, QUE., O.Quebec Land Surveyor.Bell phone.All kinds ol surveys and levelling.if OUTS O'C.MIGNAULT, QUEBEC Uj Land Surveyor.Plans, Subdivisions and surveys of all kinds.Noj 17.Sanborn St., Sherbrooke, Que.! A R M A N D C.CREPEAU, SHER-I\\ brooks.Provincial Land Surveyor, Hochelaga Bank Bldg.Phon* l*il.Douglas m.towle, magog, que.Quebec Land ' Surveyor.Plans, stib-Blvisions ami surveys, all klndsj R'ele-shon» S180, MILLINGTON.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.Charlie Patch and Mr.Roy V\tCOWANSVILLE.[ The Rev.Mr.and Mrs.Leach, of Burlington, formerly of Richford, are guests of Mi's, Goff at Sweetsburg.Mr.Leach also called upon Mr.Du-boyce.Mrs.G.W.Johnston, gave an afternoon tea on Friday in honor of Mrs.A.R.B.Lockhart of Sherbrooke wh0 is vistiting her mother for a few days.Mrst John MeOabe, and Mr.and Mrs.J.Irving McCabe, are taking a holiday in New York City.Mrs- P.Arthur Ruiter, gave an afternoon tea to a few of her friends BROAEB- BF.MORRIS.STOCK BROKER, «7 .Stral.bcona Square, Khorbrookej Stocks, Grain, Cotton bought and sold on commission, outright or on margin.PHYSICIANS Sc BURGEONSi ,\\Y F, 71 J.SnUTHWOOD & CO., INS.ACTS.* H.& S.Mutual Blrfg., BUerbrook*.ARCHITECTS, W«t«r WorB«, Water Power», Mining, Patent Bolieltor, Surveying, Both Phon**.Dr.B.A- PLANCHE DENTIST Office and Residence, 55 Depot Ht., 'Phone 1.1.FARNHAM < .'ml «.Jill ituu lion * lam HI1! f 1 lift SAW MILL.FOR SALE Hiwl.intr f the following ; 1 Raw mill ppod with planer, matcher, Rhinglo hi no, board saw rig, etc., .'50-foot 'I water power, water wheel, 7 acres I, double tenement, house and small \u2022 ont,Mined bouse, situated right in < i'n! re of Moo's River Village.Will cheap.Apply lo W.A.HALE or W.'.T.MAY.Sherbrooke.Que.BAD SCALPS What Parisian Sage Will Do A bad scalp is no credit to anyone, especially when it can be remedied by consistent use of .Parisian Sage, the great scalp and hair tonic.The cause «>f dandruff is a germ.Pan sia,n Sage will kill these pcsls in a.few days and thereby remove the cause of ha.ldncss.Falling hair is caused by the dandruff genn.Ily killing t hese Parisian Sage n,i once restoroH vitality to the hair rools and commences a vigorous growth.PAKISTAN SACIE («ROWS 'flAlR.If | be mots are not gone, Parisian Sage will grow hair It strengthens thin, scraggy hair and makes it healthy and luxuriant.Slops itching scalp after one or two applications, in fact is guaranteed by F.T.Anscll to do this nr vour inoiiey Irtiek.Fifty cents a large bottle.Shilofts Cum quickly c-ouiflct, cur «vs cold*, hcitls llu- lliruut uud Itiuiifte * » *\tccnia» Eat and Be Merry! 9V fr \u2019A: C.- ETHIER, M.Dj, SPECIAL-«I \u2022 ty.Urinary diseases.Consultation» Res., 45 King Street.Sherbrook», Qu*.t Knd by appointment.! DR.WILLIAMS.\tMONTREAL 6T.t Sherbrooke.Office hours until 10 a.m.1-4: p.m., 7-8 p.m., and by appointments Dr.f.a.gadbois, specialty Children's Diseases.51 King Sta, Physician to Sacred Heart OrphanaRCi DR.W.^àTeARWELL, (SPECIALIST to the Protestant Hospital).Eyo, Ear, Noso and Throat Diseases, 8?Duf-ferin Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation 10-S.2 a.m.;\t1-4 p.m.aod by appointment, a A.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST, » Eye, Ear, Nos* and Throat.Office, 49 King Street.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, 8-®.In Richmond, 1st Tuesday of month, ïn Thetford Mines.3rd Tuesday ol month Stop starving yourself\u2014stop suffering the pangs , of indigestion\u2014stop worrying about what you dare ar.d dare not eat.Eat hearty meals of wholes sme fond, take and you'll fee! like a new person.Sour stomach\u2014heartburn\u2014 occasional indigestion \u2014 chronic dyspepsia-\u2014all yield quickly to NA-DRU-CO Dyspepsia Tablets.The properly digested food restores your strength, yout stomach regains ils tone, and soon requires no further aid.50c.a box.If your druggist has not stocked them yet send 50c.and we will mail them.\t37 National drug and Chemical Co.of Canada Limited, MONTREAL, ADVOCATHS.IFAWRF.NCra, MUKR1B * McIVBIl, -! Advocates, Kite., Sherbrook».jT NICOL, ADVOCATH.SI WKE-«\u2019 \u2022' Ungton Street, Sherbrooke.CTATK, WELLS & WHITE, ADVQ-7 catee, Qneboc Bank.Sherbrooke, INSURANCE AGENT#* FT D.- KENNEDY.GENERAI- INSUR-f\" \u2022 ance Agent.Fire, I,lie.AoclUedt, Plate Glass, Etc., Record Block, > J S.- DRESSER* CO., BHER-brooke, all blanches of Insurance.IT Wj GREGOIRE.ARCHITECT.*5 *1 .Wellington Street, Sherbrooke.Bell.Geo Harold Baker, Advocate, Swcetskrj}.Offic# open \u2022very day.Personal attendance WadneadayR *atnr*\u2022 .The Perfection Heater burns nine hours on one filling and is always ready for use.You can move it anywhere it is needed.There is no waste of fuel and heat warming unoccupied rooms.¦ Just the heat you want, when and where you want it.The Perfection is fitted with an automatic-locking flame spreader that prevents the wick being turned high enough to smoke and is easy to remove and drop back when cleaning.\t/ Drums finished either in turquoise-blue enamel or plain steel ; Jighi and oma-\u2019 mental, yet strong and durable\u2014suitable (or any room in any house.Dealers everywhere ; or write to any agency ol The Imperial Oil Company, Limited i f I t Dr.STANLEY\u2019S POWERFUL WHITE LINIMENT M.- CURBS Rheumatism, Lumbago, Swellings, Spavins, Contractions of the Muscles, Bruises, Burns, Scalds and Aches and Pains of all kinds.FOR SALK AT ALL DEALERS, PRICE 25 CENTS.\"THE BEST- BY ALL TESTS.\" 1 can rucommeml your Dr.Stanley's Powerful White Liniment lo he the best 1 have ever nsoil for general use, Have used ft in the house and barn and find it to be all you claim.I have no hesitation in giving this testimonial end would advise nil those who need a liniment to got Dr.Stanley\u2019s Powerful White Liniment.Yours truly, James Chisholm, Musquo doboft Harbor.N.S.SACRED HEART HOSPITAL.Sherbrooke, Que., Mardi 12th, P.MO, Messrs.Frasier, Thornton & Co., Cooksliirc, Quo.Gentlemen: In accordance with my promise to give your \"Dr.Stanley's White Liniment\" a trial in our Hospital.1 de sire to state that we have used il on our sink people troubled with Rheumatism and sores of various kinds, and the result in each case was highly satisfactory.We romain.yours respectfully, Tho Rev,Sisters, Sacred Heart Hospi tal, Sherbrooke, Que.\"RHEUMATISM CURED.\" \u2014 Mrs.Mann.Volgcr\u2019s Cove, N.S.writes \"I was laid up for months with Rheumatism and could only get around by tho aid of a - rut.eh.I secured a bottle of your Dr.Stanley\u2019s Powerful White Liniment.from J.S.Volger, merchant., of this place.After several applications I got relief, and now 1 am as well as ever and can go without, the use of my crutch.\"I can also recommend your Liniment for Mumps, as it cured my daughter, Celeste, when nothing else would give relief.\" .a.,.¦a.#.,.-.a.,.last Tuesday aud gav* another to some more of her friends on Friday.\u2014-»-\u2014 SUTTON.On the 3rd of October Evelyn Billings Young, wife of Leo P.Young, and youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.Herb S.Billings, of Newport.Vt., formerly of Sutton, as already reported, passed peacefully away from a life that was full of love and helpfulness to her family and friends.The deceased lady was born in Sutton, P.Q., in 1882, where she lived until she was thirteen years old, when with her parents and sister, she moved to Newport and has since lived there.After finishing her school she worked for some years in Gilman & Co.\u2019s store and later in Lane At Dwinell\u2019s.On May 23,\t1902, she married Leo P.Young, who with her little son, Winfield, she has left in a home that she always made happy and beautiful by her sweet spirit of contentment.She was always a favorite with her acquaintances, a loyal, helpful friend, a loving daughter and sister, but as a wife and mother she attained to the fullness of a character that was truly beautiful and an inspiration to all who knew her.Mrs.Young had been suffering from diabetes for several years, but on account of her courage and cheerfulness, not even her own family realized that her condition was serious until she was taken suddenly worse on Monday morning and was unconscious to the end, which came Tuesday morning, and she was thus mercifully spared the only bitter thought death had for her\u2014the separation from husband and little son, and other loved ones.For many years she has been a member of the Episcopal Church.To know her was to love lier and her influence will always live in the lives of her friends.She realized to the fullest extent that it is the little acts of loving thoughtfulness of others that makes life worth living The funeral was held at the home of parents on Thursday at 2 p.m., Rev Mr.McCullough, rector of St.Mark\u2019: Church, officiating.The interment was in Pine Grove cemetery, amid a profusion of beautiful flowers.hei ABBOTT\u2019S CORNER.Mrs.Miner left on Friday for new home in Westfield, Vt.Rev.A.D.Carpenter preached iiis farewell sermon at the Baptist Church Sunday.Mr.Carpenter and family soon leave to take up work in Ontario.Mr.and Mrs.Jenkins are visiting in Bedford.Mr.Howard Goodhue lias rented Mr.Luther Smith\u2019s farm and is moving there.The Willing Workers meet with Mrs.Ed.Goodhue for dinner Thursday.FLOOD EN.Arrivals and departures : Mrs.E.Beattie and Master Howard Beattie, of Capelton, Cue., at Mr.G.Walk er\u2019s ; Mr.R.Ewing and Mr.S.Hill of Richmond, at Mr.A.J.Ewing\u2019s ; Mr.G.Lynn home from Asbestos.Q'Uite a number from here attended the tea meeting at Kingsbury on Tuesday evening.Mr.D.G.MacLean shot a fine deer recently.LA WHENCE VILLE.Mr.A.S.Kendall and Miss Maine and Master Grant Kendall spent Sunday at Melbourne.Mr.William Lay went to Frelighs-burg- on Saturday.The Rev.D.Brill, of Millington, preached here in the Methodist Church on Sunday.FARNHAM.Mr.and Mrs.T.L.Burnett, of Farnham Centre were in Farnham visiting friends Saturday.Mrs.and Miss Boyd have returned after spending a few weeks upon their farm at Brigham.AMUSEMENTS m SUCCESSFUL MOTHERHOOD means more than a fat baby.It means laying the foundation of a strong, sturdy constitution.Fat alone is not enough; there must be bone, muscle, brain and nerves.Scott\u2019s Emulsion is the Acme of perfection for Mother and Child.ALL DRUGGISTS 11-61 ÜGANÏÏC CO.THE HUSSARS.The sale, of seats for the opening concert of the Y.M.O.A.series has been very large.The Hussars are said to lie fine of the best Lyceum attractions on the road, and Will no doubt be enjoyed by those who attend.\"THE CAT AND THE FIDDLE.\" From the Elkhart Daily Review, Thursday, Feb.2,\t1911 : \"The Cat and the Fhlrlle, a lively musical melange with scenic effects and uproariously funny pantomimic comics as filling, recalled the days when Halon\u2019s Superha and Fantasma were the important events at the Bucklen.At any rate last night\u2019s audience went home immensely pleased and will surely come again.'* BALDWIN\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals and departures : Mr.anti Mrs.F.Dean, Miss A.George and Mr.Skinner at Mr.J.Drew's on Sunday, coming by auto from Orleans : Mr.A.Spaulding ana daughter, Edith, at Mr.Ti.W.Perkins on Sunday.Mr.and Mrs.R.Markwell from Stanstead visiting relatives here; Mr.and Mrs.R.W.Perkins guests of their sons and families at Rock Island recently ; Miss E.Dearborn home to Coaticook after visiting relatives here this week.Mrs.M.Martin, Mr.E.P.Hill and Mr.R, W.Perkins who have been on the slrk list of late are now all ini proved in health.Budget of Nows From Various Bottions of Couulry.LEEDS VILLAGE.Rev.H.H.Dickson, and Mrs.Dickson, of Rectory Hill, were guests at Mr.C.E.Church\u2019s recently.Mr.Hubert Jameison, of Sorcl, is visiting with his mother Mrs.Ji.Jamieson for a few days.Mr.Charles McKenzie, of Kingsey, is travelling in this part with his samples of woollen goods.Mr.Ar-yiur Goff, is making preparations for the building of his new house.Mr.W.J.Jamieson, lias returned from Quebec where he purchased a first class Registered Leicester Ram.Farmers in Leeds and adjoining Town ships, should keep on improving their stock.Mr.R.E.Wark, took another large drove of cattle away from the village on Friday last.He paid good prices for the same.Mrs.A.W.Lefebvre, expects to occupy her new home by the end ol the month.Mr.Chas.King, who was all read y for his trip to Vermillion, Alta., got a telegram not to go at present, but to hold himself in readiness when he got a letter.He was acting Clerk at several auction sales lately.The workers on tho Telephone Line are busy on the section at Kinnear\u2019s Mills these days.A letter has bee,, received from Lt.Col.W.J.Ward, of Lennoxville, in which he stated that the Fenian Raid Veterans of the 55th.Batt.of Megan-tic, have a better chance now of receiving some recognition of their services for the years 1XG6:187I>.The old Colonel was one ol the best officers that commanded the Megahtic Volunteers.K IM BERLE Y.Quite a number from this part attended Mr.Wilfred Dick\u2019s auction sale on Monday.Miss Martha Forbes spent a few days with her sister, Mrs.J.J.Me Kenzie, before returning to her home in Littleton, N.H.Mrs.A.S.Jamieson is on the sick list.Mr.Dan Appleton passed through here with a drove of nice young cattle for Mr.J.M.Stevenson recently.Miss Katie McKillop is now improving in health.RAILWAY WOULD PLEASE PEOPLE.Leeds Village, Oct.23.\u2014(Special»-There is considerable talk of a railway going through this section.if any township would like to have a line of railroad it is Leeds, which is placed between two lines of road, and neither one is very convenient.UNDERTAKER MADE MISTAKE Kingston, Ont., Oct.23.\u2014When an express package said to contain Die cremated remains of I).W.Trotter, a wealthy Mason and Hhrincr, of Long Beach, California, was opened at Ca-taraqui cemetery, where his ashes were to lie in the family lot, it was found that a mistake had been made, for the label on the steel case showed that therein were the ashes of a woman aged 82 years.The case was Placed in a vault, and an explanation will be sought from the Cali fornia undertaker.Rids Feet of Corns, is Safe and Painless vo substitute has ever been dovisul U.gives the quick, painless results you tfct from Putnam\u2019s Painless Porn ami Wart Extr actor.I ts .success is unequal \u2022 led.It soothes, eases, heals, and pain lessly removes callouses, bunion:-, warts d corns lit twenty-four hours.Perfect.satisfaction guaranteed with .bottle of Putnam's Pain less ('un.ami Wart Extractor.Refuse a substitute, preparation.Putnam\u2019s is sold by druggists.\t_____________________ School Books -AND- School Supplies F.T.ANSELL Draifbt A 8tat!o*»r, tt Blratkcoia Bquar*.Mall Order* promptly attend»* to.****fe*»********fla*fts#« ' SHOES \u2018 that are neat and comfortable, yet heavy enough to stand the cold, wet weather are \u201cWIG-GETT'S WATERPROOF,\" Tan 4b or Black, for Ladies, Gouts and 2 Boys.| J.JMriGGETT & CO.| **44**404**4***4444*4* THANKSGIVING DAY Monday.Oct.30th, 1911 Excursion tickets will he sold between all stations, Fort William, Ont., Sault Ste.Marie, Mich., Detroit, Mich., and east, at Lowest One Way First Class Fare (or (tie Round Trip Good going Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, October 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th, 1911.Good for return until Wednesday, November 1st, 1911.For tickets, information, etc,, apply to Oiry Ticket Ofllc», n Htrathoo»» ¦«.Bell £T,1.ISO am» People\u2019, ar l.'.If.H Bi.atlnn Tel.207.-Senerai HtmuuBhio Agese#.brooke.TIME TABLE In Effect Ocf.2nd, 1911 ACCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave (Sherbrooke 7.or p.m.dally except Sunday, arrive Valley Jet., iC3() a.m.Also connecting trains on tho Megan-tic and Chaudière Valley Divisions^ BOSTON & NEW YORK EXPRESS \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 7.95 a.m.daily, arrive Levis 1.00\tp.m., Quebeu 1.05 p.m.PAS SENG ER- Leave Sherbrooke 4.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Lovia 0.10 p.m., Quebec 0 15 p.m.For timetables or further particulars apply to any of the Company\u2019s Agents or to E O.Grundy.G.F.& P.A., Slier- THANKSGIVING DAY Monday, October 3Uth, 1911 SINGLE FARE Going Oct.27, 28, 20, 30.Return limit, Nov.1, 1911.Fares from Sherbrooke : Montreal, $3.20; Quebec, $3.70; Ottawa, $6.35; Toronto, $12.95 ; St.Catharines, Hamilton and Niagara Falls, $13.10.To all points iu Canada on G.T.Ry.For ticket» and further Information, apply to C.Ji.FOSS, City PaHt*.and Ticket Agt., No.2 St rath con a Su.Wi HARRISON, Station Agentj BUTS ANÜ UIRbS Do you want to make your Bpending money, then Bend ua 25c.ami receive a package of 2i Canadian View:; ; noli these and you have One.for your self to spend.These are the best views obtainable in Canada and are sold in so me «tores for 5r, em h.You sell them 2 for 5, or whatever you think you can get.Address CRESCENT NOVELTY CO.Sutton, Quo.B irthB;.twsrriaje* ant» BIRTHS.KINGSLEY - At Millbnsy.Mu.;:: , Oct.15th,\t1911, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Kingsley.McLEOD\u2014At Agnes, Que., Oct.Ilth, 1911, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Angus K.McLeod.PLANCHE- -At Gookshire, Que., on Oct.21, 1911, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs- L.L.Planche.ROUSSEAU\u2014At Gookshire, Que., on Oct.21, 1911, a daughter to \u2018Mr.and Mrs.A.Rousseau.MARRIAGES.M c LEOI )\u2014GRA i IA M\u2014A t the residence of the bride\u2019s brother, Milan, Quo., on Wednesday, Oct 18th, 1911, by the Rev.Duncan Fraser, Elbe, daughter of the late John Graham, to Dou-gsll A.McLeod, of Marsboro, Que.HOGS AT 5i CENTS PER LB, Lawrcnceville, Oct.23.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.J.Neil shipped a car of hogs to Montreal.The price paid was 5c.to Sic.per lb., live weight.AUOXIOISI 3#4I_E: -OF- High Grade Cattle and Farm Implements Ry the order of LT.-UOL H.GILMOUR.* * t t * t * t i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 MAKOR STOCK FARM, RICEBURG, QUE.THUHSDAY FORENOON, Oct, the 26th, 1911, Commencing at 10 o'clock To make room for his régis;.orod stock.Lt.-Col.A.H.Gilmour will dispose of, at auction, the following first.-class grade cattle' HO Milch Cows, 10 Yearling Heifers, 1 Two-year-old Heifer, J1 Calves, 3 Yearling Bulls, 2 Work Horses, 2 Driving Horse:;.Also good line of Farm Implements will be offered for sale.Also 1 Threshing Machine, 1 Drag Saw.The sale will take place at Id o\u2019clock, Thursday, October 2F»t.h, 1911, and lunch will ho served at 12 o\u2019clock to all attending.Rare Perfumes There is nothing quite bo disgusting as a cheap perfume.It is equally true that there is nothing more pleasing than a per-fuma of rare and dainty odor.You cun rest assured that in our Perfume Department you will find perfumes of dainty and delicate odors\u2014Perfumes whoso use suggests refinement.All our Odors are Choice and Select Griffith's Drug Store KODAK STORE will sell by Public Auction at their office, 155 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, Que., the assets of the above estate, consisting of.viz : LOT NO.1 \u2014 Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, etc.Ç 1,307.67 Fixtures, etc.____.\u2019 io.no Rolling stock .195.00 LOT NO.2.\u2014 Hook Debts (as per list) $1 ,512.07 4 38.17 $1.950.84 Sale at 2 o\u2019clock p.m.Terms of the Sale\u2014Cash.The store will be open for inspection on Friday, October 27i.h,\t1911.For the Inventory and other information, please apply to BELANGER & BEGIN, Assignees.G.H.KERR, Auctioneer.Af HIS MAJESTY'S Theatre .Thursdaij, Oc»., 26th .The GAT and the FI HOLE 40 People 19 Scenes With Harry B.[ Watson rand a 20\tGreat Songs\tCast Lyrics and Music by CARLTON LEE COLBY A Cheerful, Comical, Tuneful Fantasy, Founded on the Old Vet lYpnr \"MOTHER GOOSE FABLES\u201d Always a Delight to the Young and the Grown Ups.Prices 25, 50, 75c, $1.00,\t$1.50 Sale Opens Monday, 23rd.- -\tXv\\ \\ | R.J.Spearing, J UttliUniith, Diamond Mtrihaat 4 J\tIS Btrathcon* S*.\tJ m \\ $ IN EVERY SEEN AND UNSEEN PART OF HEINTZMAN & CO.PÜ0S THE UTMOST CARE IT EXERCISED.No detail is considered unimportant.It matters not, whether the Piano is an Upright, a Boudoir Grand or a Concert Grand, the same rule applies.Perfection is none too high an ideal in the making of'a Ileintzrnan & Co.Piano.Whore love of music has a genuine hold on the people of any home, there you find the Ileintzrnan & Co.Piano.The Piano that, has fixed the standard of Piano building.Do not buy any other piano until you know what we can do for you on a Heinl ziimn & Co.Instru-mon t.Visitors always woh-ome.H.c.Wilson & Sons LIMITED Sole Agents for HEINTZMAN & CO, Pianos Branch Store at\tNew Wilson Building Magog\tSherbrooke É KITTY CHARMS THE CHORUS GIRLS.-WITH \"THE OAT AND THE FIDDLE,\" AT HIS MAJEST THEATRE, THURSDAY NIGHT, O OT.26.Y'S APPOINTMENTS MADE Eï SOMMENT.Mr.R.E.Leonard Succeeds Eon.S.N.Parent on N.T.C.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS SENATE VACANCY WILL HAVE TO STAND.Ottawa, Oct.23.\u2014The Cabinet made the following important o.p pointments Saturday afternoon ; Chairman of the National Transcontinental Commission, Mr.R.E.Leonard, of St.Catharines, Ont., in succession to the Hon.S.N.Parent, who recently resigned, Speaker of the.Senate\u2014The Hon.Senator Landry.Members of the Senate\u2014Mr.A.A.C.Lariviere, ex-M.P.for Provencher, Manitoba; and Mr.A.0.Bell, ex-M.P.for Pictou, N.S.E.T SENATE VACANCY STANDS.Asked concerning the Eastern Townships Senate Vacancy, the Prime minister said that this would have to stand over for the present.Dr.L.C.Bachand SPECIALIST EYE.EAR.NOSE, THROAT, AND ELECTROTHERAPY.At St.Vincent Hospital 8 to 10 10 a.m.; at 17 Brooks street 10 to 5 p.m.Free consultations for electrical cures from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.daily except Sunday.17 Brooks Street shfrurooke.que THE MODERN HOTEL OF \"DOWN TOWN\u201d MONTREAL.c.T lie New Freeman\u2019s Hotel (European Flan.) ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ROOMS.Single rooms without, hath, $11.50 aud *2.00 uer day.Rooms with hath.$2.00 per day and upwards.St.James and Notre Dame Sts.F.J.GALLAGHER.Pres, and Man.Dir.Wa Scientist Helps the Cook >) S' \\ liteas m i HIS sounds like extremes meeting, doesn\u2019t it ?But they do meet, and they meet right on your breakfast table when you are eating _____ fillson\u2019s Rolled Oats.i hanks to the scientist, I illson\u2019s Rolled Oats are absolutely clean and wholesome.1 hanks to the scientist, 1 illson\u2019s Rolled Oats are so prepared that they reach you with their full aroma and flavor.I hanks to the scientist, 1 illson\u2019s Rolled Oats are thoroughly cooked in 1 5 minutes\u2014no more\u2014and are then easily digestible.I hat is because they are rolled so thin.Your cook will like 1 illson\u2019s Rolled Oats because they are so easily prepared.You will like them because they are so appetizing and delicious.A suggestion: Instead of cream and sugar, try milk and a sprinkle of salt on your porridge.Salt, you know, aids the digestion.Eat I illson\u2019s tomorrow.Ti I (sorts Oats Your grocer has Tillson\u2019s.7 wo sizes\u2014 10c and 25c.Lack 25c package contains a handsome piece of Lnglish Porcelain I ableware.CANADIAN CEREAL & MILLING CO., Ltd.Toronto, Ont. sua BHBRBROOKB DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1911.THE maker who is honest enough to give you thoroughly reliable materials is not likely to overlook splendid style and perfect fit as points of selling strength in his clothes.is known to be absolutely honest in its make up.You can see for yourself its attractive appeaiance and try its perfect fit when you call to see our new stock of winter clothing.T.VlNEBERG, \u2014 SOLE AGENT \u2014 147-149 Wellington Street Silver Late, 30 pkgs.at 27ie.Unsold\u2014 25 pkgs.from Magog.-?- LAWRENCEVILLE CHEESE BOARD.Lawrenceville, Oet.£3.\u2014LSpecial)\u2014 The Lawrenceville Ohees?Board held its last meeting for the season last week.Only eight factories oSered cheese and this was bought by Mr.T.Hodge for Messrs.George Hodge £ Co., Montreal ; and Mrs.George Payne for Messrs.Lovell £ Christmas at 13c.Mr.Hodge bought : 2S boxes Maple Hill, 29 boxes 794.50 boxes H B.R.48.29 boxes Rose Bud.Messrs.Lovell £ Christmas bought: 54 boxes 547.Ten Men Wanted For Work in Woods at Manuel's Camp at Glen Sutton.Que., this fall and winter.Good board.Rood Pay.Only steady men who want to work need apply to Kscanaba Mfg.Co., Richford, Vt.TO-DAY\u2019S MARKET PRICES.(Reported by McCuaig Bros.& Co.Sun Life Building.) Sherbrooke Loan S Mortgage Company Money Received on Deposit and interest at 4 per cent, allowed.Payable half yearly.SHERBROOKECARRIAGE FACTORY s s 5 § s S s FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS.CarriiiK.Cottirs, Sieigls, Speea Siiig&s 2sd Hotel Besses On Hand or Made to Order.All kinds of Sleighs made to order on abort notice.Fine variety of Sleigh Robes.Repairing.Parting and Varnishing on Carriages and Automobiles.P.Biron Son § Co., Inc.EAST SHERBROOKE.Shiloh's Cure Stiickiy ?toes* cough-, wcre^i cokhs bea® rH« throat and\t* cencr RAILWAV SUPERINTENDENT COREDHATARRH ! Hornsey\u2019s \u201cNo.26\u201d Prescription Cured Obstinate Case.PETITCOD'A*; :c B\t10 1$11- I\the«r.trckublel for -^c.for the ''¦orr,olned treatment at your deajere or Fatne- Morrlacy Medicine Co.LIrr : ted.Montrai! t©- K83e5Cffl=a^CrtK«5?!»^^ BUTTER STEAD! AT COWANSVILLE Ruling Price on Bo&rd Meeting Saturday Was 271-4 Cents.; THERE WERE 791 PACKAGES OF BUTTER BOARDED REPRESENTED BY NINETEEN CREAMERIES.Cowansville.Oct.23.\u2014{Special; \u2014 | A* the town hall at the usual hour on Saturday, the Dairymen's Exchange met with Mr.H.S.Foster as salesman.The buyers represented w;re Messrs.Matthew.Ltd., Messrs.Olive.Dorion i Stroud, Mr.Jas.Dalrymple, Mr A.J.Vallicourt, Messrs.Hodgson Bros.Messrs.A A, Ayer æ Co., Mr W.P.Hibbard and Mr.G.Warrington.The offerings were 701 packages of fc-tter boarded by nineteen factor,es The sales were as follows : The Matthew Co.Ltd.bought\u2014 Acorn, 25 pkgs.butter at 27ic.Bookua, 24 pkgs at 27ic.Crown, 15 pkgs.at 27*c.Dunham, 4s pkgs.at 27jc.Glen Sutton, 21 pkgs.at 27jc.Mystic Gem.35 pkgs.at 27Jc.Green Valley.18 pkgs.at 27ic.Stanbridge East, 57 pkgs at 27ic.Mr J.A.Valicourt bought\u2014 Adatnavjlle, 20 pkgs.at\" 27}c Hodgson Bros, bought\u2014 Brome Valiey, 35 pkgs.at 2(Uc.Cowansville.60 pkgs.at 27jc.Foster, 60 pkgs.at 27jc.Vale Perkms, 20 pkgs.at 27^0.Mr.G D.Warrington bought\u2014 ' Frehghsburg, 90 pkgs.at 27ic.ailver Star, 30 pkgs.at 27fc.Mr.Jas Dalrymple bought\u2014 Knowlton, 58 pkgs.at 27Jc.Maple Leaf.30 Pkgs.at 27jc.You Should Take Zutoo Vt r.en you thinlf a headache is coming on.When you have eaten too heartily.>Vhen you have drank more than is good for your digestion, V/r.en you feel you have a coming oncold\u2014feel feverish or chilly.These are times Zutoo tablets will ward off the coming disorder\u2014nip it in the bud, and insure you against pain and suffering.Open.\t\t1 p.m.A mal.Copper \t\t53 i\t534 Amer.Beet Sugar \t\t581\t58?Amer.Smelt.Refg.Co.\t65 è\t65?Baltimore £ Ohio \t\t96|\t97 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.\t741\t741 Can.Pac\t\t.229 î\t230 Chi.Mil.£ St.Paul\t\t.108\t1084 Delaware £ Hudson .\t.163\t163 Erie Com\t\t30 jj\t304 Minn.St.Paul £ Soo .\t133!\t133J Penn.Rv\t\t.1221\t1221- Rock Island Com\t\t- 24!\t24?Southern Pac\t\t.108?\t109 Southern Ry.Com\t\t.29|\t294 Union Pac\t\t.162\t162?U.S.Steel Com\t\t.59|\t60 U.3.Steel, Pfd\t\t.1094\t109| Atchison \t\t.106?\t106! Reading \t\t.139?\t1404 Oct.Cotton \t\t.910\t909 Dec.Cotton \t\t.928\t925 Jan.Cotton \t\t.916\t910 MORNING'S SALES MONTREAL\t\t MARKET.\t\t Can.Pac \u2014175 at 230$\t\t Cement Coni.\u20141175 at\t284.\t1250 at 2s|, 6 at 5$f, 3 at 59\t125\tat 28?.Cement Pld.\u201430 at S9J\t215 at 894,\t 30 at 89\t\t Iron Com.\u2014315 at 58j\t20 at 58?,\t UK NECAN1IC IS ATTEt POMt.Petition GovernmeDt for Control of Cert&in Stretches on Chaudière.8 at 59, 60 at 58{.Detroit\u201475 at 751, 25 at 751,300 at at 75.DAILY STOCK LETTER.(.Furnished by F.B.McCurdy £ Co.) New York Market.Americans in Loudon heavy ) to I down.Trainmen on Harriman lines in Texas and Louisiana threaten to strike unless shopmen's demands are met.New York City Budget for 1912 will probably reach 190 million, an increase of 16 million over the previous year.Montreal Market.Heavy trading was resumed in Detroit Railway but the price did not change materially.! Prince Albert, Sash.' Canada's NortlierR Empire Population\t2/40 Population 3 it] j\t-/XX* 1W3 A ÜMT8 V.rn *rijt 3 It 3 L t J 1 ,IP\tXi BuJldin?j.^ru.\u2022\u2022 v 3SX¥'.f 141 OOO I-iuoc.r y\t\u2022 Î :\t4 \u2022\t\" Customb returrjB 3 90*5 CuBboius ritVTun 1*0 il 127 J/XX; I offer at par\tof an In- veutirjeot Company pofetoe'.-.«inf at-t fact )v.ty\u2019# Theatre, Thursday night Oct.26.RAIN RESUMED FALLING PHILADELPHIA AT 6 O\u2019CLOCK LAST EVENING.Philadelphia, Oct.23\u2014Rain, which began failing here shortly before (» o\u2019clock last night, effectually killed all hope that the grounds at Hhibe Park would he in condition to-morrow for the playing of the much-postponed fourth game of the.world\u2019s championship baseball series between the Athletics and the New York Giants.Nature has done little to dry up the field since yesterday\u2019s postponement.The drizzling rain which fell all night finally ceased about 9 o\u2019clock however, continued to hang over the city and the sun only managed to break through for brief intervals during the entire day.Although Ground Keeper Schroeder and his h listants are doing everything in their power to improve, the condition of the field, it is practical ly certain that there will l.-e no game before Tuesday, ora.^ M Toastie.; Thinly rolled bits of white corn-toasted to a delicate, crisp brown.I hey present one of the most pleasing foods the palate is called upon to criticise.The nourishing properties of Indian Corn are well known and the delicious flavour of Post i oaslies makes \u201c The Memory Linger \u201d Sold by Grocers.Canadian Postum Cereal Co., Limited Windsor, Ontario, Canada 13356852 ^ "]