Sherbrooke daily record, 11 novembre 1911, samedi 11 novembre 1911

[" *K K Sherbrooke Daily Record Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE.SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1911.ONE CENT GOVERNMENT BY COMMISSION NEEDED IN Aid.McManamy Charges Ctreless Spending of City Funds\u2014Demands An Investigation - Urges Appointment o! Well Paid Commissioner To See That Officials of City do Their Work.\u201cPublic business that is everybody\u2019s business is nobody\u2019s business.\u201d \u201cWe need a well-paid Commission to see that the officials of the city do their work.\" \"A city cannot expect to have its affairs conducted by unpaid men.They have not the time, especially if engaged in active business of their own.\u201d \u201cHundreds of dollars are spent carelessly every year under the present system.\u201d The above statements were made by Aid.McManamy at last night\u2019s session of the City Council, when he brought to the attention of Mayor Cate the fact that in several departments of the city there was need for an investigation.In opening his remarks, Aid.McManamy said that he had brought the matter on which he was to speak to the attention of the Board of Con- m -V ACD.D.McMANAMY.trol about a year ago.Nothing, however, had been done.Continuing, he said : \u201cPublic business that is everybody\u2019s business is nobody\u2019s business.The affairs of the City of Sherbrooke require better attention than can be given by the City Council.The business of the city is so great that no body of unpaid men can give the required time, and, as a result, the affairs of the city are being neglected.\u201d Aid.McManamy then referred to the state of affairs in connection with the public works of the city.He submitted figures showing that in 1909 the city had spent nearly $2,000 for the purpose of laying sewers.At least half of this amount was to have been charged to the proprietors.In 1910 nearly $3,000 had been spent for the same purpose, half of which should have been collected from the.proprietors.The Road department had also spent a large amount in building footpaths, half of which should have been charged to proprietors.He was surprised to see that the proprietors had not been charged up for their share of the outlay.Continuing, Aid.McManamy said: \u201cif the citizens look into these mat ters they will be satisfied that we need a.paid Commission who will see that the officials of the City do their duty.We must follow them dp and see that they do their work.Noth ing has been done for the collection of these amounts, showing careless ness.I call on the Mayor to see that all departments are put into proper shape.\u201d Mayor Cate stated that if the con dition of affairs was as Aid.McMan amy stated, someone had been neglecting his duty.There was no doubt but the city should have a system of book-keeping by which matters of this kind could not get into the above-mentioned condition.On being questioned as to why the collections had not been made, Mr.! Griffith said that the division of the work had not been made, so it was impossible to charge the proprietors.The charge was based on frontage.In answer to a further question, he I stated that the divisions should have been made by the City Engineer.Aid.Simoneau said that a year ago he had submitted a motion, seconded by Aid.Howard, asking the Council to appoint a competent man to look after the Road Department.The motion had been voted down, and Aid.McManamy was one of those who opposed it.He contended that there was a misunderstanding between the City Engineer and the Road overseer, and also found it strange that Aid.McManamy, who was a member of the Road Committee, should make a charge against the Committee.Add McManamy replied that he did not bring this as a charge against the Road Committee.He wanted to find out where the trouble was and rectify it.While he was chairman of the Road Committee he had seen chat all such charges were collected.He said in part : \u201cThe city cannot expect to have Its affairs carried on by unpaid men.We have not the time.Our officers must be pushed along.Hundreds of dollars are lost each year through carelessness.\u201d ALD.DENAULT SURPRISED.Aid.Denault said he was surprised.The city had a secretary, assistant secretary, tax collector and assistant collector.These officials were well paid, and it was a simple matter for the Council to see that these men did their work.The aldermen were not to blame; it was the officials.If the amounts were not established, it was an easy matter for the secretary to go and get them from the proper person.It was simply a matter of collections.Aid.Denault then moved that the matter be left with the Mayor to investigate.ALD.DENAULT AND THE ROAD DEPARTMENT.Aid.Denault then brought up the recent criticism of the Road Department, and proceeded to read press reports of the meeting at which the criticisms were made.Mayor Cate ruled the reading of the report out of order unless Aid.Denault had a special matter of privilege to bring up.Aid.Denault replied that he had, and read the item, in which it was reported that \u201cAid.lenckes and L.H.Olivier were added to the committee, with the privilege of choosing their own chairman.\u201d Mayor Cate said that the report was inaccurate and that the committee only had power to name provisional chairman.This explanation was accepted by Aid.Denault, and tne matter closed.ANOTHER TANGLE.Aid.Denault figured in another discussion immediately following the above.After he had read his report, Aid.McManamy objected to having his name appear as having been present at the Road Committee meeting, claiming he was not present, and had not been asked.Aid.Denault said he had asked Aid.McManamy to be present, and was backed in his statement by Aid.(Continued on Page 3) - 8 TBI WEATHER | MR LAW ASLEADER.Chosen as Chief of British Liberal-Conservative Parly HIGHEST HONOR EVER CONFERRED ON CANADIAN BORN MEMBER OF BRITISH HOUSE.London, Nov.11.\u2014(Special) Mr.Bonar Law, M.P., has been chosen as the leader of the British Liberal Unionist party in succession t0 Hon.A.J.Balfour, who resigned a few days ago.The other candidates for the position, Mr.Austen Chamberlain and Hon.Walter Hume Long, withdrew so as to assure the umity of the party.No other Canadian born member in the British House of Commons has had such an honor conferred upon him.The appointment will be ratified at a meeting of the party on Monday.THE HON.ANDREW BONAR.The Right Hon.Andrew Bonar Law was born in Kent Co., New Brunswick, in 1858, the son of Rev.James Law, M.A., a Presbyterian minister.He was educated partly in his native province and afterwards at the Glas-goe high school\u2019 Mr Law is a prominent iron merchant in Glasgow chairman of the Scotch Pig-iron Association, and ex-Chairman of the Glasgow- Iron Trade Association.He entered Parliament, in 1900, as representative of the Blackfriars division of Glasgow, defeating by a thousand votes Mr A.D.Provand who glad represented the division as a Gladston-ian and a Radical since 1886.His present scat is the Booth division of Lancashire.MANY NAMES WERE LEFÏ OFF.Magog People Petilion Court lo be Pot on Voters List.WHEN COUNCIL ADJOURNED ON OCTOBER 26 THERE WERE 385 NAMES DROPPED.A petition was presented before Mr.Justice Hutchinson in the Superior Court yesterday afternoon on \u2022behalf of the Conservatives and Liberals of Magog.The petition alleges that the Council left off some 385 names from the voters\u2019 list.The last day for the revision of the list was the 26th oi October, and the Council sat until midnight on that date, and when they adjourned it was found that the number of names mentioned had been left off.The petition asks that the Court bave the names put on the list.Mr.J.P.Wells, representing the Liberals, has 185 names, while Mr.O\u2019Bready, representing the Conservatives, has 1,1).Unless some other procedure is followed, the Court has the authority t0 call each oi the applicants and have him examined as to his qualifications.This would mean heavy costs for both political parties, and it is probable that an .irrang,ement may he arrived at whereby this can be avoided.$25,000,000 MM Fuad Will be Devoted to Promote Diffusion of Knowledge.NEWLY FORMED CORPORATION WILL CARRY ON WORK OF FOUNDING LIBRARIES.6 New York, Nov.11.\u2014Andrew Carnegie last night announced he had given $25,000,000 to tne Carnegie Corporation of New York, organized here yesterday under a charter granted by the New York Legislature last June \u201cto promote the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding among the people of the United States.\u201d In bestowing this gift upon the corporation, organized especially to receive it and apply its income to the purpose indicated, Mr.Carnegie, in a statement given out at his home last night, said he intends tc leave with the corporate body the work of founding and aiding libraries and educational institutions which hr as an individual has carried on for many years.KING AND QUEEN START FOR INDIA Their Departure Was Marked By Much Ceremony.THEIR MAJESTIES WERfe GIVEN AN ENTHUSIASTTS SEND OFF BY PEOPLE OF LONDON.London, Nov.11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 King George and Queen Mary left London this morning (or Portsmouth to board the liner Medina which will carry them to India for the imperial Durbar to be held in Delhi next month.As this was their Majesty\u2019s last appearance in Capital for nearly three months, their departure was with much ceremonial.Accompanied by the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary, and escort ed by Imperial Horse Guards, they drove in an open carriage over o roundabout way to Victoria Station The streets were lined with peoph-who gave King and Queen an enthus iastic send off.( LOCAL FORECAST.\tfj 5 Fair and mild.\tW .$\tSÜ ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOÔOO BONDVILLE.Arrivals and departures; Messrs Geo.and Clias MeClay from a weeks holiday in Montreal; Mr.and Mrs.A.M.Hunter of Foster at Mr.W\u2019.P.Hillhonse on Sunday; Mr.and Mrs L.MeClay to Cowansville for the week end; Tom Smith to Knowlton where he will reside with Mr.Buchanan during the winter, Mr.J.Joyal and Mr.W.Seymour to Magog for the week-end; Mrs.Minesva Dalisb-try of Manchester, guest of her sister.Mrs J.R.Tibbits; Mr.Percy Hillhouse of Cowansville guest of his parents recently; Mr.R.Reynolds of Clarenceville guest of Mr.F It.Tibbits; Mrs.Jane Knowlton of Knowlton, Que., guest of her daughter, Mrs Gillam at \u201cBay View Cottage;\u201d Mr.W.M.Hillhouse Dominion Fruit Inspector with his family here over Sunday, EMC DISPAfCHES SUMS CANADIAN AND WOULD NEWS TWO TRAIN MEN KILLED.Medicine Hat, November 11.\u2014The east bound passenger train ran into rliffe, Wednesday night.Fireman Bishop and Brakeman Begin were killed outright, it is reported that there were an casualties.AEROPLANE CORPS FOR TURKEY London, November II.Turkey is \\ negotiating with the English airman ( Hamel for the establishment of an aeroplane corps and has made Hamel an offer of SSO.OOfi.Hamel is con-suiting with the British Government to ascertain if ho will be able to accept the offer under the neutrality laws.STORMY IN THE WEST.Winnipeg, Nov.11 .\u2014The stormy weather of the last few, Gays still continues throughout the Canadian West, the snowfalls being heavy and I He temperature decidedly cold.Farmers have given up hope of doing any more fall ploughing, while threshing operations are in abeyance.Forecast gives promise of finer weather, and should the snowfall cease it is likely that, some of the threshing at least may he resumed, tlnow fell continuously throughout the (lav at Winnipeg the fall bccomciflgi heavier \u2022towards night.The thermon-eter dropped as low as ton degrees below zero in several places in the Wet! WOMAN KILLED AND ROBBED.White Plains, N,($., November ll.\u2014 A posse of sherifs, farmers and lab orrrs on the New York Aqueduct rounded up late yesterday four Italians in connection with the murder yesterday morning of Mrs.Henry Hall the young wife of a superintend ent of the Aqueduct, near Yorktown.Mrs.Hall was attacked and robbed of S7D by several men who invaded her little cottage near Yorktown while her husband was at work upon the aqueduct, a mile and a half a.t way.She was stabbed twice one wound being near the heart.CANADIAN CLUB BANQUET.New York, Nov\tII.\u2014(Special).\u2014 The Oanadiali Club of NcW York is to held its annual banquet at the Hotel Astor next Monday night and as it | will be the first dinner of this résinée the defeat of reciprocity^ much interest is being shown as to the prospective utterances of the distinguished Canadian and Americans who will address the club.Tho new Cabinet at Ottawa will be represented by the Hon.George E.Foster, Minister of Trade and Commerce.Oth-j er Canadian speakers will he Robert ¦ A.Falconer of Toronto, CLP.Bran-bicu of Montreal, the Right Rev.Frederick Courtney, former bishop of , Nova Scotia; Judge D.B.MacTavish ! of Ottawa, and C.R.McCullough honorary president of the Association, of 0,001,(11 an Clubs.GOES TO ROME TO RECEIVE THE RED HAT.Boston, Mass., Nov.11.\u2014(Special).A great crowd of represent!v« Catholics of New England assembled at tho Cunard line dock to-dat to bid adieu to Archbishop O'Connell, who was among the passengers sailing for Europe on the Canopic.The Arch) bishop is going to Rome to attend the special consistory the latter part of this month, at which he and a number of other eminent churchmen will he made Cardinals.Soon after his return to Boston in December the ceremony of conferring the Cardinal's beretta will\u2018take place in this city.TEAMSTERS STRIKE.IS THREATENED.New York May Have Most Dreaded 0! AH Labor Troubles DRIVERS MAY GO OUT IN SYMPATHY WITH GARBAGE CARTERS EMPLOYED BY CITY.New York, Nov, 11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Most dreaded of all the labor trou- 1 bles, a general teamsters strike threatens New York unless the city speedily settles iu> Llfitrecces With several thousand laborers in the street cleaning department.The strike of cartmen, who collect city's ashes and garbage, extended to the street sweepers today, and tonight department store drivers and others will meet to consider quitting work \u2022 in sympathy with city employees.ONE MAN KILLED.New York, November 11,- Fierce rioting, in wtuen one man was killed, another probably mortally hurt scores ot others injured ana the police practically held at bay, marked the strike of drivers of ash and garbage carts jere yesterday.ALBERTA STRIKERS ! ARE J BAD FIX.Température Below Zero and Coal At Eight Dollars a Ton.HITHERTO ONLY THREE DOLLARS A TON WAS CHARGED THE MINE WORKERS Winnipeg, Man., Nov.11.\u2014(Special) \u2014With the thermometer registering below zero, their rations running low and the price of coal at $8 a ton, instead of the usual $3.00, striking coal miners in the Alberta district are facing a serious situation.The conference committee of miners and operators is still meeting at Frank.The towns are patrolled by mounted police.SALARY AND GOT IT Paul Frederick Succeeds in His Ac tion Against Canada.Pap r Co SUTTON BOY PROMOTED.Sutton, Nov.11,\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mr.Ernest Hurlburt, son of Mr.L.A.Hurlburt, of Sutton, has been promoted from the position of foreman for the Bell Telephone Go.in Manitoba to the position of inspector of lines in Alberta.This is good news to Ernest\u2019s many friends here.-*- SUNDAY SCHOOL ORCHESTRA.Magog, November 11.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 An orchestra has been started in connection with the Methodist Sunday School, consisting of four pieces, \\;z.;.Miss E.Rexford, violin ; Dr.E.J.Adams, violin ; Marston Adams, cornet ; Harold Randall, piano CROWN PRINCE.Latter Showed Dlsapprovai ot Gov-eruraent\u2019s Moroccan Policy WAS ALSO PRESENT WHEN BELLICOSE UTTERANCE WAS MADE AGAINST BRITAIN.Berlin, Nov.11.\u2014(Special)\u2014A public and semi-official rebuke has been administered to the Crown Prince, Frederick William, through an inspired telegram from Berlin published in the Cologne Gazette to-day, and which fully confirms the report that Emperor William reprimanded his son for having openly demonstrated his approval of the attacks on the Government's Moroccan policy and bellicose utterances in the Reichstag on Thursday against Great Britain.GRANT TO SAWYERVILLE Sawyerville, Nov.11.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The Government grant and bonus received this year by the Sawyerville Model School amounted to $302.The school also received a special grant of $30.83.SUIT UNDER THE WORKMEN\u2019S COMPENSATION ACT BEFORE THE COURT.Mr.Justice Hutchinson, rendereu judgement in several Superior Oouri cases at the court House this lore noon.ACTION FOR WAGES.Paul Frederick was an employee o; the Canada Paper Co., at Windso.Mills, up until January last.H, was engaged as an electrical enginee.at a salary of $100.per month.Oi, the above mentioned date he wa, told that his services were no longe: required, and he was offered the sun of $32.25, being for the period of tin month he had worked.This tin plaintiff refused to accept, and too: suit for $100, being one month's sa> ary.\tThe company claimet that it was justified in dis missing plaintiff, because ii held that he was not capable oi doing the work for which ho wan engaged.On the other hand the plaintiff con tended that if the work required of him was not carried out, it was he cause the company defendant had neglected to secure the material hi asked for to carry out the work.The court in rendering judgment, said that the defendant had admitteo that plaintiff was entitled to a mon th\u2019s notice under the contract of en gagement, but the plaintiff was dis missed by defendant on the grounc of general incompetence and neglect of work.The fact that the plaintiff could not preform his wore in an absolute skilful manner, was not a ground for his discharge.The master mechanic, who had the general oversight and superintendence of plaintiff\u2019s work never complained of plaintiff incompetency and neglect of work during the three months h.was engaged at the works.Tho plain tiff had also ordered the materia from the storekeeper to carry on hit-work, and had stated to the genera.Manager when asked why certain im provements had not been made, tha he could not get the material required.While it was evident that the plain tiff did not give satisfaction to the General Manager, yet it was not proved that there was sufficient cause, based on the incompetency and neglect of work for the dismissal of plaintiff without notice.The plaintiff was entitled to a month\u2019s notice or one month\u2019s salary, and was, therefore entitled to damage.The Court condemned the defendant company to pay the plaintiff the sum oi $100.as sued for the costs of suit.ACTION UNDER WORKMEN\u2019S ACT.C.F.Little, sued F.G.Gale, Waterville, under the Workmen\u2019s Compensation Act.The dlaintiff alleged that he was working for defendant at the rate of $2.00 per day, and while so employed met with an accident by which he was permanently and partially incapacitated from work The plaintiff asked that the defendant he condemned to pay him the sum of $25.00, being half the amount of the wages he lost, and also an annual rent of $97.50.The defendant confessed judgment for the $25.for loss of wages, and for an annual rent of $39,40.This con Tension of judgment the plaintiff refused.Under section 23 of the act, the plaintiff now petitioned the court to be grabbed a provisional allowance at 25 cents per day.The court held that the plaintiff was only entitled to this daily allowance provided his demand (or an annual rent was proved to be correct, thatwould he $97.50 per yeae.On the other hand if the defendant\u2019s contention as to rent was correct he was only entitled to 10 cents per day.Until the amount of the annual rent | had been determined plaintiff\u2019s petit-I ion could not be granted except for the amount of 10 cents per day, and this was too small amount to be paid daily without causing trouble and inconvenience.The petition of plaintiff was therefore, dismissed, costs to I follow final result of suit.muiy HEWS nms m mi pirns « ihe Eisitn m $5,000 FOR A FARM.Dalling, Nov.11.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Farland has sold his farm, the Leonard Weed place to Mr.Belanger for the sum of $5,000.stock included.RESERVOIR NOW COMPLETED^ Scotstown, Nov.11.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 The reservoir for the new town waterworks is now completed.It is expected that the water from the mountain brook will be turned on in a few days.HAND CUT AND BRUISED.Hatley, Nov.11.\u2014(Sperial)\u2014While \u2022ngaged in cutting turnips at Rubicon Farm, Hewis Parker had the mis-iortune to meet with a painful accident, his left hand being badly cut and bruised.GOES INTO WINTER QUARTERS.Lake Megantic, Nov.11.\u2014(Special) \u2014The steamer Jubilee was hauled out of the water into her winter quarters on the Agnes shore, on Tuesday.Mr.Albro\u2019s yacht was also taken out of the water onto the wayu near the Jubilee.INITIATED TWENTY MEMBERS.Danville, Nov.11.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 Court Danville, 1225, C.O.F., held a urge meeting in the Temple Room, Thursday evening.Bro, W.O.Hand, organizer for the Eastern Townships, was present and assisted in initiat-ng twenty new members into tho curt.SUPPER WAS A SUCCESS.Richmond, Nov.11.\u2014(Special)\u2014St.Vnne\u2019s Thanksgiving Supper called >at 450 of tile citizens of all creeds, 'he success which attended tho effort s due not only to the members of his church, but to the kind patron-\u2022ge of the public, tho gross receipts \u2022 eing $228.02 and net proceeds $208.02.ATTACKED by a bull.Hatley, Nov.1L\u2014(Special)\u2014Master Willis Woodman had an unplens ant experieuce while driving the cows to pasture.He was attached by a bull, knocked down and badly bruis ed, besides sustaining a painful cut over one eye.Had not assistant' been promptly rendered, the yoi.n lad would undoubtedly have lo*t I life.BARRICADING AGAINST ENCROACHMENT.Lake Megantic, Nov.11.\u2014iSpe !\u2014Mr.Allan Mclver, of E.bo Sa I just finished a substantial heavy ! rlcade of heavy hewn logs along :\t\u2022 j shore in front of the new camp i Mr.C.8.Cook as a protection, a to prevent the washing away of * \u2022 banks during the high water in spring, which goes on around the a more or less every year.DEANERY MEETING AT HATLP * Hatley, Nov.11.\u2014(Special-meeting of the Conticook Dee was held here on Monday and Tin day, with evensong on Monday at o\u2019clock, followed bv an impresari a sermon by Rev.J.8.Brewer, o; Compton.On Tuesday morning h .was a celebration of the Holy Coe munlon at 7 o'clock, and mo n\u201c.piayer said at 9,30 Besides Ih 1 tor of the parish.Rev.T.G.Derirt, there wore preecnt Rev.Rural BteveoH, of Ooatieook, a former tor; Rev.J.8.Brewer, of Coin) ftT)«l Rev.C, Bardlev-Wilmot, of Lta «tea d.TELEPHONE LINE REACHES SU'l -TON.Sutton, Nov.11.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The new telephone line from Cowansville o Sutton has reached here, the last, new pole being near the C.P.R.cross-ng at the north end of village.Six ,ew wires have been strung on these new poles, which are very tali and troug looking.From here to Rich-ord only two new wires will be laid, and these will be put on to the poles of the old line.Tho gang of men, about 25 in number, puttipg in this new line moved into the village on Tuesday.COLL ID DOG A GOOD ASSET.Danville, Nov.11.(Special)\u2014That a good collie dog is a valuable asset o any farmer was borne out for-' ibiy at the recent Hnaden fire, nowing that the barn could not bo saved, Mr.Hnaden endeavored to save is 90 head of cattle, but the cows became frightened at the fire and moke, and pulled back in their stalls o that it was\timpossible to\trelease \u2022hem.\tBut it\twas horn\tthe\twise ollie helped as no person could have done in the short time.The nnimal\tran up\tand down the\tstable \u2018-ehind\tthe stock, biting\tat\tthem rnndOi>cralfceecrd.s,85c.to$2.50.t>(X £dfc*e music and recitations, baked beans, pumpkin pies, brown bread etc.At the last meeting of the W.C,T.U.\t, Mrs.T.Dougall gave a very interesting report of the Provincial Conventions which was held .at Lachute, Mrs.Dougall was the guest of Principal and Mrs, McBuxney, and reports a very pleasant time and a most interesting and helpful Conven tion.Mrs.Geo.Jackman, Miss Jackman, Mrs.James Brown and Mrs.A.E.Solomon attended the W.M.S.District Convention which was held in Waterloo last week.The members of the Royal Arcanum gave a Stag Party on Wednesday evening in the I,0,0.F.Hall.Mr.M.S.Standish carried oil 1st prize and Mr.Gerald McDonald 2nd.KNOWLTON.Mr.and Mrs.B.A.Ralston, were in Cowansville recently visiting friends.The Misses Davignon, entertained the Young Ladies\u2019 Sewing Circle, on Thursday afternoon.The Circle will meet at Mrs.F.P.Williams on Thursday afternoon next.Dr.Harris wont to Montreal Thursday, to be present at the operation which was perlormed on Mr.R.N.England, on Friday at the Royal Victoria Hospital.The academy classes did not keep school the latter part of the week, owing to the illness of the principal, Mr.C.N.Crutchfield.Mr.and Mrs.Hawkins and family are moving to Montreal this week, where they will reside in future.- .-., , , , .SOUTH ROXTON.Mr.and Mrs.A.D.Savage, and daughter, Irene, attended the funeral at Waterloo, Tuesday afternoon of the late Geo.Gilmore.Mr.G.H.Lewis, is erecting a now sugar cabin.Mr.James Blampin, purchased a two year old colt from Mr.Norma\u2019n Smith recently, and he left it in Mr\u201e Smith\u2019s pasture.On Tuesday Mr.Smith, had occasion to repair some fence and discovered that the colt ha>d a piece of board with a four inch nail in his foot.FARNHAM.Mr.D.M.Towle.Provincial Land Surveyor of Magog, spent a couple of days in Farnham and the neighborhood.The Ladies Guild, of St.\u2019James\u2019 church, met in the Parish Hall on Wednesday afternoon.There wa.s a large attendance.The ladies have in view an annual sale of fancy work, which is to be held on Nov.22nd.Mr.and Mrs.F.F.T.Brown!, and sob, have returned from a [week's visit to Kingston.BALLING.A few friends gathered at the home of Mr.Noah Brock on Monday evening, it being his 71st birthday.Mrs.Brock had quietly sent out the invitations, so the gathering would be a surprise to her husband, which it was.Ai very pleasant evening was spent.FULFORD.Miss Edith Todd, of Richford, Vt., is visiting her aunt, Mrs.Stephen Galer.Mr.Melvin Galer and son, Bertie, of Montreal, were guests of relatives here recently.The S.S.in St.Stephen's church, has closed for the winter months.Mr.Leroy Hayes, has moved from Mr.H.Dextrauthers tenement into the house of his step father, Mr.Johrii Seward for the winter.MANY ATTENDED MASONIC MEETING.DISTRICT COMMUNICATION AT KNOWLTON OF SHEFFORD AND BROME MASONS.Knowlton, Nov.11.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 As reported in yesterday\u2019s Record the annual communication of the District of Shefford and Brome was held here on Thursday aftèrnoon and evening.After the lodge closed in the evening a banquet was held at the Lake View House.The toast list as given yesterday, was incorrect, several names being omitted.It was as follows : The King,\u201d proposed by R.W.Bro.Canon Carmichael.To the Grand Master of the Province of Quebec,\u201d proposed by M.W.Bro.David Manson, of Mansonville, and responded to by M.W.Bro.Rev.Frank Charters, G.M., of Montreal ; R.W.Bro.W'ill H.Whyte, Grand Secretary of Montreal ; P.W.Bro.E.W.S.Coates, of Waterloo.District of Shefford and Brome,\u201d proposed by M.W.Bro.Rev.Frank Charters, G.M., responded to by R.W.Bro.C.Ireland, of South Stukely ; W.Bro.E.H.Henderson, M.D., of Mansonville ; R.W.Bro.Fred England, of Knowlton.\u201cBrome Lake Lodge,\u201d proposed by R.W.Bro.O.H.Jackman, of Granby, responded to by R.W.Bro.W.H.O\u2019Regan, of Sutton ; R.W.Bro.J.E.Fay, of Knowlton.\u201cVisiting Brethren,\u201d proposed by R.W.Bro.Bruce Payne, of Granby, responded to by R.W.Bro.E.C.Fraser, of Sherbrooke, and R.W.Bro.R.Boothe, of Montreal.Those present were : M.W.Bro.Rev.Frank Charters, G.M., of Montreal ; R.W.Bro.R.Boothe, of Montreal ; W.M.Bro.Whyte, Grand Secretary, of Montreal ; R.W7.Bro.E.C.Fraser, St.Francis District, Sherbrooke.Yamaska Lodge, No.21, Bro.F.J.Gray, Bro.W.D.Bradford, Bro.Moore Kelly, Grand Officer ; Bro.C.M.\tBowker, R.W.Bro.O.H.Jack-man ; R.W.Bro.E.E.Gleason, D.D.G.\tm!; Bro.J.Irvine, Bro.Thomas Dougall, Bro.H.W.Bowker, R.W.Bro.Bruce Payne, Bro.F.McPherson, Bro.Geo.Jackman, Bro.A.W.Hale.Shefford Lodge, No.18, Bro.J.J.Irwin, V.S., W.M.; Bro.S.J.Irwin; Bro.E.C.Gaur, Bro.H.Bird, Bro.E.N.Shuter, Bro.G.G.Bresse, Bro.A.E.Look, Bro.E.Jenny, Bro.D.McKenna, Bro.F.R.Dalton, Bro.W.R.Peters, P.D.G.M.; Bro.H.E.Phelps, Bro.F.H.Mizener, Bro.C.Ireland, Bro.C.E.Hayes, Bro.J.C.Spinar, Bro.A.W.Mizener, Bro.G.H.\tDurrill, Bro.N.K.Pottes, Bro.G.H.Whitehead, Bro.F.Barrington Bro.W.K.Robinson, Bro.A.Hill house.St.John Lodge, No.27, W.M.,Bro.E.H.Henderson, M.D.; Bro.F.N.Blake, Bro.J.M.Coffin, Bro.D.C Aiken, Bro.F.H.Perkins, M.W7.Bro.D.A.Manson, Bro.A.C.Paintin, M.D.\t; Bro.Asa Leâch, Bro.N.F.Mac-Kay.Sutton Lodge, No.39, W.M.Bro.Hale O.Reid, Bro.J.H.Holmes, Bro.G.E.Clark, Bro.C.E.Curley Bro.W.H.O\u2019Regan, Bro.J.S.BU lings, Bro.F.C.Boright, Bro.W.H.Emerson, Bro.F.S.Baker, Bro.E N.\tFord, Bro.G.B.Palmer, Bro.A G.Brown, Bro.Robt.Hill, Bro.Geo Shepard, Bro.L.L.McClarty, Bro.R.R.Darrah, Bro.A.J.Darrah.Bro.A.C.Pettes.Brome Lake Lodge, No.35, W.M.Bro.Canon Carmichael, Bro.L.H.Pibus, Bro.C.P.Hunter, Bro.H.II.Rublee, Bro.F.Manning, Bro.C.I.Bullard, Bro.J.H.Russell, Bro.A.E.\tRalston, Bro.C.L.Marshall, Bro.A.E.Culver, Bro.H.0.Sanborn, Bro.Jas.Dryburgh, Bro.F.England, Bro.H.C.Knowlton, Bro.H.G.McDowell, Bro.J.E.Fay, Bro.W.D.Inglis, Bro.B.M.Shepard, Bro.R.J.M.Webbe, Bro.S.S.Sweet, Bro.G.A.Mason, Bro.G.H.Robb, Bro.Peter Dryburgh, Bro.E.W.Taylor Bro.A.W.Pettes, P.D.G.M.; Bro.G F.\tHall, Bro.C.W.Beals, Bro.S F Fletcher, Bro.J.N.Robinson, Bro A.M.Hunter, Bro.A.Thomas, Bro.Rev.E.M.Taylor, P.G., Chap.of Corner Stone, No.37 ; W.M.Bro.Wm.Taber, of Corner Stone, No.37.\u201cTHIS DATE IN HISTORY\u201d NOVEMBER II.The British fired on America vessels in the harbor of Charleston, S.C.ITM\u2014 The Marquis Lafayette escaped from the prison at Olmutz.1811\u2014 Ben McCollough, distinguished soldier in the Mexican and Civil wars born in Tennessee.Killed at battle of Pea Ridge, March 7, 18fc>.- 181:3\u2014 Americans defeated at battle of Chrysler\u2019s Farm, on the Canadian bank of the St.Lawerence river.1855\u2014 Jeddo, Japan, nearly destroyed by an earthquake.1910\u2014The United States and leading nations of Europe recognized the republican government of Portugal.Dg&tîis ieperted.BEST APPRECIATED WHERE BEST KNOWN.Richmond, Que., October 1911.The Great West Life Ass.Co.Montreal, Que.Dear Sirs :\u2014 I am in receipt ot your cheque for $133.05 in payment of cash dividends on three policies of $1,000 each that I have with you tor vast five years.The dividends and treatment I have received from your company have been so satisfactory that I cannot but say to my friends, \"The Great West Life is the place to insure.\u201d Yours respectfully, (Signed) R, F.McKEE.O.LEMAY, NESS HILL.Lake Megantic, Nov.11.\u2014i Special) \u2014The death of Mr.O.Lemay, of Ness Hill, took place very suddenly, at the home of his son, Mr.Adolphe Lemay, at the age of 76, last Monday.Although he had been in failing health for several years his sudden death was unexpected.He has been in the habit of walking out whenever the weather permitted and last Monday afternoon he walked to his son\u2019s house on the next farm to his son, Wilfred\u2019s, with whom he had lived on the old homestead, and where he had resided since coming to Megantic in 1882.After sitting down on a chair he expired almost immediately.The funeral service was held in the Roman Catholic Church by the Rev Father Choquette and interment took place at the cemetery on Ness Hill near his home on Thursday morning! Mr.Lemay was an older brother of Mr.Telesphorc Lemay, ex-Mayor of Megantic, and mill owner.MADE\\^è-> IN CANADA PURE THAT'S SURE IMA 0*1 C POWDER DAILY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS (Continued from Page 1) Church will be altogether finished by the end of the month.Mr.D.O.E.Denault\u2019s new block at the corner of Mill street, has been clapboarded and plate glass windows have been put in the two stores.Practically the outside is finished but the inside is quite unfinished yet.The bricking of Mr.Treffle Le-mieux\u2019s store and dwelling is well advanced towards completion.All these and other new buildings along Maple Avenue and Main street are a great improvement to the different parts of our business thoroughfares.Mr.J.A.Bernier is having two fine large plate glass windows placed in his store in the Bernier Block.School Books OFFICERS OF LADIES AID.Rock Island, Nov.11.\u2014Special)\u2014 The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church, was held in the Vestry of the church.The following officers were elected: \u2014 President, Mrs.W.H.Hovey; Vice-Presidents, Mrs.(Rev.) H.H.Hallett Mrs.G.E.Bennett; Secretary, Miss Mirabel Robinson; Treasurer, Miss Esther Butterfield.The following ladies were elected to the Chairmanship of the several committees:\u2014Mrs.C.N.Hill, social; Mrs.W.0.Hopkins, Work; Mrs.C.W.Dorman, Kitchen; Mrs.Helen Fisher, Pantry; Miss Esther Butterfield, Flowers.A picnic tea was served from 6.to 8 o\u2019clock.WANT GOVERNMENT GRANT.Granby, Nov.11.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 At a meeting of the Township Council it was moved by Councillor B.Bernard, seconded by Councillor Buchard, that Councillor Caroline be appointed to see to repairing the Morson Bridge.Councillor E.Bernard moved and Councillor A.Bernard seconded that the petition to the Hon.Minister of Agriculture requesting a grant for the Brandy Brook water course he approved by the Council and forward ed to the Department.TOWN IN DARKNESS.Magog, November 11.\u2014 i Speciali\u2014 A severe wind storm struck Magog causing damage to the electric light wires, consequently the town was in darkness during one night.YOUNG PEOPLE\u2019S MEETING.Magog, November 11.\u2014 (Special)\u2014 The É.L.of G.E.held a very pleasant social evening on Wednesday for all the young people who cared to attend.The gathering opened by the singing of a well known hymn and prayer by the pastor ; a solo, by Rev.L.M.England ; piano solo, Miss F.Shonyo.A number of interesting games were indulged in including some requiring patience such as picking up beans with toothpicks, teaspoons, etc.Apples and doughnuts were suspended from the ceiling to be eaten without any aid from the hands which caused much merriment.Corn was popped by way of refreshment.Shortly after ten the young folks dispersed to their homes after having enjoyed a very pleasant evening.It is the intention of the E.L.of C.E.to have many such entertainments during the coming winter.GOVERNMENT BY COMMISSION.(Continued from 1\u2019agc L) Simoneau.Aid.McManamy refused to allow his name to stand as being present, and it was struck off.EXTRA APPROPRIATIONS.Several committees made application for extra appropriations.The amounts required were as follows : Road, $9(>0; Fire, special $1,000, ordinary $611; Police, $496; Street Lighting, $1,160; Sanitary, $350.All applications were referred to the Finance Committee for a report.TUBERCULIN TESTS.A resolution was passed by the Council authorizing the Health Committee to proceed with the tuberculin test of cattle.Dr.A.W.Tracey will do the work.Growing Children Need the very best food obtainable.There\u2019s none better than Grape=Nuts \u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\u201d Photography! ¦ It» 41*«r«mS fcrtncHM by »¦ axp»n >ortraitur»{ Land»e*p*», Hor»«* srgement».D»v«lopl»| m4 FrlstUj &*r day and npward».ht.Jama* and .\u2018*o*r* Dame St*/ r.J gAllaohep., Free, and Man.Dir.LENNOXVILLE HOUSE W;.( r, : - L'*-.'.fix\u2019\t«top bare.Street Hu,'\tt.jf i.\u2022., i:\tM .G.T.Tt.awi C.P.U.tiUe* i\tJo 'j .one bSO tin* 1 / *,\t.TAYT/OK, Prop.I CITY NEWS.I 4 «I\t«- Dr, Hight, chiropodist, has opened an office at 111 Wellington street.Mr.Harry Jackson has returned from Grandes Piles, where he has been on business.Five more big Concerts in the Assoc.Course.Tickets $1.50.Mr.Shirley Muirhead, of the F.B.McCurdy Co., is at the Rock Island office ^it present.Professor Dudley is spending the week-end at.Dudswell, the guest of Mr.and yirs.Giilis Hall.Mrs.J.H.If.Parser is spending a few days in town, the guest of Mr.-.Andrew SDsele, Dufferiu avenue.Mrs.T.G.Cummings and Master Dale spent a few days in Cookshire the guests of her friend, Mrs.(Dr.) Johnston.Mr.and Mrs.W.H.Wood, of V ;odsville, spent the week-end with Mr.and Mrs.T.G.Cummings, 7 Goodhue street.The Young Men's Baraca Class meets to-morrow afternoon at 2.30 at the Baptist Church.All young men are welcome.Mrs.Thomas Bown, of Ler.noxville, has gone to Vancouver, B.C., for a visit to her daughter.Mrs.Stewart, who lived for some time in Valdez, Yukon Territory.Elizabeth Foss, reader, and the Mtndelssohn String Trio, at His Majesty s, Tuesday night.Reserved seats at Y.M.C.A., 50c and 75c.The Rev.Abbe Lemieux, parish priest of Stoke, who was operated on fo! appendicitis at the 3t.Vincent j de Paul Hospital, is making a good : recovery.Food Sale, Lennoxville Methodist ! Church, to-day.Mrs.Findlay, of Danville, has been visiting friends in the city and vicinity, and at present is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Robert Bradley.Fron-; tcnac street.Professor Frank Dudley is open to receive two or three more pupils for Mandolin or Guitar, to complete Mandolin Band.3 Portland Avenue, or ring 811.Rev.A.L.Desaulniers, vicar of the Cathedral, went to Montreal yesterday, summoned by the death of his S elder brother, Mr.Arthur Desaulniers who passed away at the age of 61 years.Montreal Daily Star, delivered at your door every night on arrival of same, for 30c per month.Call Archambault, Telephone 320.The subjects of the sermons at the Baptist Church to-morrow will be as follows : Morning.\u201cBees Worth Hiving,\u201d a sermon for children and young people.Evening, \u201cThe Gold Mines of the Bible.- All are invited.Don't fail to see the \u201cGolden Song Review\u201d at His Majesty\u2019s next Wednesday, something you have never seen before.Recent militia orders announce the transfer of Capt.D.B.Papineau, of the Royal Canadian Regiment, who was placed in charge of the provisional school of military instruction in this city, from Quebec to Halifax.The Mendelssohn String Trio ; Floyds, the Magicians; The Dixie Chorus; The Boston Octette, and Fletcher, the orator.\u2014All five for $1-50.Buy an Assoc.Concert Course Ticket.Mr.Harry Byrd, who has been for a number of years in the commercial office of the Canadian Pacific Railway.Montreal, has been appointed manager of the Great North West Telegraph Company in this city, and arrives to enter upon his new duties toward- the middle of the month.Basket ball to-night.Y.M.O.A.vs.Bishop\u2019,-.Prelim., B.C.8.Jrs.vs.Y.M C.A.Jrs.Adm.25c.First game 8.15 p.m.Miss Mary Quigley, of Kingston, tint., is n town for a visit to her sister.Rev.dister >St.Helen of the f ross, Monastery of the Precious Blood, Dnfierin avenue.Miss Quigley.who ha- just returned from Quebec, where she has a sister in the Ursiiline Convent, is the guest during her stay of Miss Gladys Mullins, .trwt.| Mr.W.H.White, of Montreal, was in town yesterday on business.Mr.E.Fraser returned yester day from a business trip to Montreal.Miss Beulah Menaiy.of Karnham, is the guest of Miss rha Campbell, Wilson street.Mrs.Smith, of Richmond, is the guest of Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Bradley, Frontenac street.Mr.and Mrs.W.S.Lynn left last evening for Boston, where they will spend the next week visiting relatives and friends.Mrs.Wiggett, wife of Mr.E.G.Wig-gett, Queen street, was so unfortunate on Thursday to fall and fracture a leg.As Mrs.Wiggett has not been in the best of health lately, such an accident is very serious and much concern is felt by her many friends.The employees of the Denault grain establishment assembled one evening recently at the residence of one of their number.Mr.A.Veilleux, Bowen Ave., to bid farewell to Mr.George Henri Denault, who is leaving town for Fort WilliaVn in a short time.A presentation of a handsome travelling bag was made to Mr.Denault by Mr.Veilleux, who, on behalf of nil present, presented good wishes for Mr.Denault\u2019s future prosperity and success.The latter made a suitable reply, thanking his friends for their gilt, and good wishes.Mr.G.H.Denault, of Asbestos, also spoke pleasantly.Among those present were : Messrs.W.j.Croohetiere, J.L.Bedard, A.Veilleux, A.C.Demers, K.David, Sr., J.L.Laliberte, J.E.Bus-sieres, F.David, Jr., W.Thibault D l tmrbonneau, K.Proulx.J.Rousseau and others.F.T.ARRIVALS IN' TOWN.Among the Eastern Townships arrivals in town yesterday were.Messrs J.A.Morrill, Bury; D.B.McLennan Scotstown; A.W.Wheeler, Bnlwer ¦ P.Bergeron, at.Camille: J.F.Blais\u2019 Danville; Louis Bedard, Rock Forest-D.Trudeau, Windsor Mills; E, Moulton.Valcourt: A.S.Crosby, Moe\u2019s River; E.C.Squires, Compton; S.W.Oughtred, Marbleton; H.E.Colt, Coaticook; B.N.Robinson, Coati-cook; J.c.McConnell, North Hanley; C.M.Montle, Stanstead; D.P, McHarg, Bishop's Crossing; G.F.Marshall, Victoriaville; A.Esdras Ayer's Clifl; Geo.A.Morrill, Danville; R.H.Gooley, Coaticook; E.A.Chadsey, Windsor Mills; B.H.Rider, Fitch Bay; A.T.Elder, Farnham; P.Swanson, Waterville; Geo.F.Bosley, Lake Megantie; John J.McRae,' North Hatley: O.W.Rand, Cook-shire; E.A.Akhurst, Coaticook.ST.ANDBEW S CHUBCB ( Pr^ftbyt.^rian) Rev.J.C.NICHOLSON, B.*., Pastor, Residence, 14 Peel Street.-VVDAY, NOV, 12TH.Mor;.ils; j-rvic*, 3 I.n.m.'.Gi.v HfJiO'A afi'i A'J'jK lit Me Claas, f^rvias, 7 p.m.Y /\u2019 S.( K ar,'! TVi/hfra\u2019 Training on Monday ( ver;in* at.7.'A/).I'r .;\t^\tW< \u2022; a d t./ « /t-nimj J * fi H.Society v:.1\tv/ith MlJ \u2022.MacKinnon.Drummond Road, on Mr A H.ijuu\u2019nmarr:.London Hf.rfft »ii «(/*\u2022 a f*a in aid of the Kunto'ramR, .Tu^aday Afternoon from A to ,i- \u2022 weicoioe to ail the Htrvices SHERBROOKE W.C.T.U.The monthly meeting of the Sherbrooke Vv\u2019oman's (Christian Temperance Union, was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.C.Skinner.Prospert street.Although the weather was very unpropitious, a number of members and visitors were present.Among the latter was Mrs.Morrill, from Stanstead, a prominent officer and well known temperance worker, also Mrs.Findlay, from Danville.The treasurer.Mrs.Dowlin, gave the account of the expenses of the recent Dominion convention, also the donations from members towards the same, and arrangement;- were made for meeting the comparatively small deficit, the whole T.eing very satisfactory.It was decided to present certain temperance literature, given by Miss Elizabeth Cochrane, of Montreal, in the Central School, to he placed in the Library.Mrs.Jones, the president, said she wished to return thanks to the members of the W.C.T.U.who had done so much for the Dominion convention and by their unselfish efforts and untiring energy had practically ensured its success.A letter was read from Mrs.Sanderson, provincial president, in the same vein, expressing her personal satisfaction at the entertainment of the Dominion Convention in Sherbrooke.A discussion followed on the cigarette law, and it was resolved to redouble the efforts of the Union in regard to its proper enforcement.Mrs.Jones read the report of the provincial convention at Lachute, which she attended as delegate, and also briefly reviewed the proceedings of the recent Dominion convention.In all 109 names of delegates were sent in, hut as few superintendents of departments were present a number of reports were omitted.The report closed with the reading of the resolutions of the Dominion convention for the benefit of those who had not been present on the last day of the meeting.A rising vote of thanks was tendered to Mrs.Jones for her able reports, also for the very efficient way in which she had carried out the work which devolved upon her in connection with the recent convention.The flower collection was taken up and the meeting adjourned after singing the doxology.MEETING OF CREDITORS.\\ meeting of the creditors of 1.S.Mellonn Ayer\u2019s Cliff, was held in the Superior'Conrl yert-erday.Mr.John J.Griffith, Sherbrooke, was appointed curator, and Messes W.A.Abbott, Stanstead; Geo.Gardner and D.A.Benue, Montreal, inspectors.The liabilities are about SV'HK) and assets around s:)000, with real estate.Y.M.C.A.NOTES.On account of the Concert course Concert to be held Tuesday evening at His Majesty\u2019s Theatre the Board of Directors will hold a meeting on Monday evening.A class in Conversational Fernch hi been arranged by the Y.M.C.A.The first session will be held Monday evening1 at c.,'iO at the Y.M.O.A.The Y.M.C.A.\tFootball team will the Beebe Team at tbe Parade ground this afternoon at 3.W P.M.\\ ciose game is looked for.T-1-night at 9.00 o\u2019clock the Y.M.-C-.A Basketball team will meet the Ur i entity of Bishop s College at the Y.M.C.A.for the Eastern Town- op Championship.Thi.will no doubt be a fast, as \u2022¦veil as close game and a large attendance is hoped for.The teams will probably line up as follows: HI .-.HOP\u2019S COLLEGE\tY.M.CA.Alv.ard Def.\tWiggett Dcf.Wood Del.\tH.O.Tate Del.Cameron Cen\tHolt, Centre McKee Frd.\tMiller, frd.Inland' fnl.\tEdney, frd.Th; game will be handled by Mr.W.B M.-tgtrire and Sgt.Harkey.T! ere will be a preliminary basket-bail match between Bishop's Hrbool Jr, and Y.M.C.A.Jrs.at 8.15 tonight.INDIGESTION Dyspepsia Means Slow Starvation By the testimony of actual cures\u2014by the words of those who have proved the merit of Dr.Hamilton\u2019s pills, you can satisfy yourself that indigestion and dyspepsia are curable.\u201cFour years ago I got into a condition of low health\u2014suffered all possible torture with acute indigestion, wind on the stomach, and dizzy headaches.The very smell of food often was sufficient to make me violently ill.Energy was gradually fading away.I no longer had any desire for work, or for the company of other people, and was in the depths of despair.Worse martyrdom brain and body could not suffer and live.I used so many remedies without success that I was in poor hopes of getting relief when 1 ____ started on Dr.Ha.mil- Pills.In a month I noticed a improvement, and kept right- on second night.In a looked rud CURED 4 YEARS ton\u2019s slight using one pill every month 1 was another man.dy, strong, hearty, and I felt as if I had been made anew.Four years have gone by.and I still rely on Dr.Hamilton\u2019s Pills and attribute to their power my present condition of robust health.\u201d (Signed) JI.P.ECKFORD, Rodney P.O.Dr.Hamilton's Pills, 25c.per box or five for $1.00, at all dealers, or the Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Ont.I\u2019T WAIT till the cold pinches to provide the Winter comforts \u2014 order that Quebec Heater to-day.We have all sizes in stock ; prices $4.50 to $10,00.We also have a complete line of t h e \u201cFamous Air-Tight\u201d Heaters for wood ; prices $2.50 to $8.00.Ask to see them Asbestos Stove Lining in 5 lb.pkgs.40c\tpkg.\u201cFrost King\" Weatherstrip 50c pkg.\u201cCoal Mine\" Ash Sifters .90c\teach JaP'd Coal Hods .25c\teach Stove Boards, large size .75c\teach Galv\u2019d Ash Cans .$1.00\teach \u201cPerfection'\u2019 Oil Heaters.$3.75 each House Furnace Scoops .50c\teach Steel and Wood Sno»-,- Shovels 25c ea.Phone orders have prompt attention.J.S.Mitchell & Co.t\tEconomic Electric Household Iron\t® Designed for general light laundry work.use and adapted for all household Frioe $5.00 Each purposes and V Tbe above price includes heat proof stand, tension spring, 6 ft.flex-^ ible cord with attachment plug, and connector.\t(J) W The approximate cost of working this Iron for one hour withctuv y + rent is 1| cents.\tM'* £ *\tSAKHMl ^ * ELEC TRIGAL REPAIR AMD SUPPLY 00.£ ®\tWELLINGTON ST., SHERBROOKE.\t4 ®4®+®4®+®+®4Kî)4®4®4-®4Ks>+4®-f®+®+®+®+®4®4-®4®4®4® THOSE WHO MUST COUNT THE PENNIES We want to talk to you who work hard for your money and have to be careful how you spend it.Shoe Values\u2014That\u2019s what we want to talk about.It is what every man who buys Shoes is trying to get, and it is what we will give him.Our Shoes are all solid leather\u2014host, quality\u2014this insures wear.They are Goodyear welt\u2014this insures comfort and satisfaction.We have all shapes and widths of lasts\u2014this insures you the right fit and the \"foot comfort\u201d smile that- all our customers wear.GOOD SHOES FOR EVERYBODY.M.J.CROQUETTE 85 Wellington Street,\t-\t-\tOpp.His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.For Office Supplies and Stationery Modern Office Appliances, Ltd, 100 Wellington St.Wholesale and Retail Sherbrooke, Due, Great Bargains MILLINERY CLEARING SALE.Stylish Trimmed Hats, fine quality two-toned shapes.Plush and Beavers, Willow Plumes, Mounts, Etc.Sale to continue until everything is sold.0.E.ENRIGHT £ [0.Elite Millinery Parlors, Strathcona Square THE GATLIN TREATMENT CONQUERS HABIT IN a DAYS No Hypodermic Injections, no Disagreeable Features, no \u2022'Strong\u201d Drugs \u2014 a Pleasant, Mild Treatment that a child could safely take.DOING AWAY with the CAUSE of continued liquordrinking is the secret, of the Gatlin Institute\u2019s success \u2014 the secret of the permanent results obtained in THREE DAYS' TIME.Alcohol is a cumulative poison.Once in the system it demands more.In THREE DAYS the Gatlin treatment drives every trace of this stored-up poison out.of the system, and.with its disappearance, all desire for liquor, and all symptoms, and any inclination to drink liquor also disappear, leaving the drinker in the same condition as regards liquor as the day he took his first drink.Each patient treated under a plain, legal contract, that the patient shall be.satisfied with the results of treatment, or the full fee paid shall be refunded at the end of the third day, and tiie treatment shall cost nothing.The Gatlin Institute has been established ELEVEN YEARS.Twelve thousand cases have been treated.with failure in no case.The very highest financial references are offered.The Gatlin Institute is the only Institute authorized by the Province of Quebec under License.The only Original Three-Day Cure, and absolutely Reliable.Every privacy desired is to be had, including Private Room for each patient with nurse, and every comfort and convenience.Medical Superintendent in attendance Day and Night.The Gatlin Home Treatment is for those who cannot come to the Institute for three days.It is just as efficient as Institute treatment if directions are followed.Operating over 67 Institutes in Canada and the United States, we have effected 12,000 cures in eleven years.Call or write mation.for Books of Particulars and other Infor- 148 GATLIN INSTITUTE St.Hubert St.(cor.Dorchester) Montreal Phone East 4224 No Girl or Young Woman Can r-mploY' her time to better advantage than Learning to Make Her Own Clothes for nhe will not only lessen the cost of her clothing, but she will be better dressed.The best dressed women on the stage superintend the making of their own clothes, and the girls who are now taking lessons in sewing will be the Best Dressed Women in the country.\u2014From Ladies\u2019 Home Journal.Take day or evening lessons.mmi msmm School of Dressmaking Rooms 7 and 8 Whiting Block Announcement To the Public :\u2014 We beg to announce that on or about Nov.15th we will open in this city an up-to date Optical Establishment, occupying a portion of W.B.LeBaron\u2019s Music Store, at 141 Wellington Street.We will confine ourselves exclusively to the examination of eyes and fitting of glasses and frames.Our rooms will have most modern equipment, enabling us to fully meet the needs of Sherbrooke and the Eastern Townships in this line of optical work.j.c.McConnell & co.Opticians mSm jj-\u2018^$^0 WELL! WELL! Ho there know a A R E few men who GOOD THING You would think r-;o, too, if you Raw how f\u2018*w lota by the river arc not sold.CHAS.G.BROWN Realty and Financial Agent, Phone 62,\t158 Wellington Ht- THE COATICOOK SANITARIUM OOATIOOO* - \u2022 - PROM.QUB.A fleasant, attractive horn*, wk«r« a llmlUd number of patient* ar* taken.Modern method* of treatment, Including Electricity, Massage, Baths, Dieting, Re^t Care, and Open Air Treatment, all under th* personal supervision of a physician.Terms aai »ro*p*etu* affllea-tloa.®+®+®4®4®4®t®4®+®-t®+®4 I Saturday Special I *\tthis week .\ti, I SOc worth of statiooery $ Your own selection, cash, at for 40c : FRASER'S: 4-\t(\u2022) (dj The Druggist ami Stationer.-+ + ____________ (\u2022) ®\tt ,, A complete lino of Kodak ^ Supplies.Orders for develop- (\u2022) £ iug and printing solicited.(\u2022) ©4®+®*-®+»)+;?)+^»®+®-»-®+®+ TO THE FARMERS Wn will pay 6c Per pound live weight for all Hogs weighing from 20(1 to 300 pounds each, alive, deliver j ed at Ames\u2019 Cold Storage, City.| Alex, Ames & Sons 279 Wellington St., ShcrbrooRe BECOME A TRAINED OPERATOR Mrs.IS.L.Smith will tiikf> a limited nttmbcr of pupil» in all branches nf ffalrdror-THlng and Manicuring, Fane, and Scalp Treatment, Etc.Trained Operator» always in demand.Room 20 Whiting Block.Tel.750.i 8 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1911.PAGE FIVE Of Course Athletes \" the Value of Bovril The quick renewal of vigor which athletes undergoing severe physical strain experience from the use of Bovril is due to its concentrated strength and its facility of digestion, This is why doctors recommend BOVRIL All that is good in Beef is in Bovril The 1 pound bottle is the most economical to use.MAJESTTS THEATfip MONDAY.NOV.«3th.\tMJ GRACE GEORGE Conceded in England and at Home as America\u2019s Greatest Comed- dienne, and the NEW YORK PLAYHOUSE COMPANY Including the Famous English Actor, LYN HARDING, in Cicely Hamilton\u2019s Comedy JUST TO GET MARRIED Which ran for 300 Nights in London.Last Week\u2019s Toronto Press Opinions THE STAR\u2014The comedy abounds in quaint touches of human nature.THE TELEGRAM\u2014There is always opportunity for Miss George to display the comedic parts, of which she is so thoroughly mistress.THE NEWS\u2014The best comedy that has been seen in this city for years.MAIL AND EMPIRE\u2014A Very effective and excellent comedy, THE GLOBE\u2014Grace George is supported by a really excellent company; the story is told in an extremely clever and amusing way.\t\\ THE WORDS^\u2014Presented with an attention that was the highest compliment to her dramatic genius.NOTE\u2014On account of the magnitude of this production, the curtain will rise at 7-30 sharp.BUTCHERY IN HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE.TX/\u2019AW'FD \u2014 APPRENTICES FOR ,VV dressmaking, with some experience in sewing.Mrs.W.B.Morgan, Coati-cook.\"yy ANTED \u2014 GENERAL SERVANT, capable of doing plain cooking.Apply Mrs.W.B.McCaw.y y ANTED \u2014 CAPABLE MAID FOR general housework.Apply Mrs.Walter Wilson, 14 Queen Street.TIE A TRAINED NURSE.STUDY AT lO home.Earn $U5 weekly.Thousands wantedj Free informationj Rochester Nurses' Institute, 1317 Rochester, N.Y.jyOUNG GIRL WANTED TO ____\t.\tWORK in laboratory and make herself generally useful about drug store.Apply W.H.Griffith, Sherbrooke.Housemaid wanted for instl .tutional work.personal interview required.Apply Box 71 Record./ANTED \u2014 FOUR GREASY DARN-crs for our woollen mill.Baton Mfg.Co., Sherbrooke.w ENERAL SERVANT WANTED \u2014 Small family, best references re-qiiired.Apply E.B.T., Ij.O.Box 332, Farnham, Que.TO LET, H OUSES TO RENT \u2014 APPLY W.R.Webster & Co., Sherbrooke.fpWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.fJL Private family, with or without board.Central.Record Box 71._ ŒIO LET \u2014 TWO NEW AND UP-TO-\\ date semi-detached houses, on London street.Ready for occupation Dec.1st.Apply to B.C.Fraser, or 18 Queen St.\t____ _______ fllO LET\u2014LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, IJL suitable for three ladies or gentlemen.Box 73 Record.¦|_|°UBE TO LET- -7 PEEL STREET, rooms, bath, hot water, coal furnace.Immediate possession.Apply to G.T.Armstrong.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE.WANTED\u2014A FEW RELIABLE MEN to represent us as local and general salesmen in the Eastern Townships.Permanent situation and liberal pay to the right men.Stone & Wellington, Toronto Ont.Yl?ANTED\u2014AT ONCE.GOOD SMART bell boy.New Sherbrooke House.'YV/ANTED \u2014 SALESMAN SPEAKING IT French and English, for band instrument and music department of our Sherbrooke store.H.C.Wilson & Sons, Ltd.Machinists wanted, three or four good bench machinists in a country town.Steady work year round.Apply to Box 73 Record.q«9/r WEEKLY JOB GUARANTEED Tt'*\u2014o} men who learn automobile business.We furnish auto model.Teach you at home in ten weeks.Booklet free.Rochester Auto School, 771 Rochester, N.Y.Men, Women, aod Children Ruthlessly Massacred by Chinese.Soldiers.WHITE, THE EMBLEM OF REVOLUTION, MARKED THE VICTIMS FOR DEATH.Nanking, Nov.11.\u2014Nanking is desolate.Fully a thousand of its inhabitants lie massacred, and numerous business houses and dwellings have been looted and burned.Seventy thousand persons already have fled the city, and still others are joining the exodus.Along the railway tracks leading from the city a long snakelike line of humanity is trudging, seeking a haven of safety.It was the hand of the Manchus that brought the devastation.While the republicans were in camp three miles away awaiting ammunition and reinforcements, the Manchus began the work of carnage.Men, women and children were slaughtered.Neither youth nor age was taken into account.White, the emblem of the revolution, marked its wearers for instant death.Chinamen with white shoes, a sign of mourning among them, or even a handkerchief, were ruthlessly slain.Queueless heads were everywhere to be seen.The sun set upon a scene of fire, rapine, desolation and butchery unrecorded in modern history.Last night 12,000 Manchus and Imperial old-style soldiers held Purple Hill, where they are entrenched, while from beneath their stronghold they are driving out before them hordes of Chinese out of the city.Meanwhile the Manchus scoured the narrow streets of the city and the houses of wealthy merchants were sacked.The correspondent of the Associated Press saw several women executed and their children stabbed and trampled under foot.Innocent Chinese, leaving everything behind them, fled terror-stricken and destitute to the shelter of the fields at the rear of the reform forces.The latter, numbering between 20,000 and 30,000, were impotent to check the slaughter or revenge the slain, because of their lack of ammunition.The revolutionists had delayed a second concerted attack upon the Manchus pending the arrival of ammunition expected from Shanghai.The Manchus took advantage of the situation.US AND REVIEWS RE CIIV «FAIRS.THE MAYORALTY.His Worship Mayor Cate will soon have completed his term as Chief Magistrate of the City of Sherbrooke.During his tenure of office Mayor Cate has shown ability and tact, and has presided over the deliberations of the Council with a spirit of absolute fairness.His ability to keep the Aldermen from wandering from the subject under discussion was a feature of his rule.By making them talk to the motion he prevented many a lengthy and unnecessary hox-angue.The question of his successor in office is now being discussed by the man on the street.It is the turn of a French-Canadian, and the names mentioned, so far, are Aid.Ledoux, Mr.F.H.Hebert and Mr.Ernest Sylvestre.tangle in connection with the revision of the Voters\u2019 Lists will be aired in the Courts.The political parties interested are not, it is understood, satisfied with the manner in which the lists were homologated.During the progress of the revision the attorneys for both sides were heard to state several times that if justice was not given them by the Countil they would appeal to a higher body.The revision should bring home to the leaders of both political parties the fact that in revising the Voters\u2019 Lists, honesty is the best policy.Had each party only submitted the names of citizens whom they knew were entitled to vote they would have been better off.The lists were taken up ward by ward and the names considered as they appeared on the lists.Had the Conservatives, for instance, only applied to have the names of legally qualified voters placed on the lists, the one hundred and seventy-five names proposed by them could have been added.As it was, about seventy-five names proposed by them were not admitted, while hundreds of other names, entitled to be on the \\ïi ELI ABLE MAN TO CANVASS THE ders for fruit and ornamental trees, rose bushes, etc.^Liberal commission, outfit free.Fart time or steadily.Should average $25.00 per week.Thomas W.Bowman & Son Co., Ridgeville, Ont.Abe you in a position to sell Nursery Stock in your district during fall and winter months.We have a profitable proposition to make.There Is money in this line now.Write Manager, Pelham Nnrsery Company, Toronto.WANTED\t\u2014 FIRST-CLASS MA- chinist with tool-room experience to repair machines, air tools, etc., and take care of tool room.Mackinnon, Holmes & Co., Ltd._________________________ TIT ANTED\u2014BOY OR YOUNG MAN TO tV milk cow, care for two horses, and make himself generally useful around the house.Apply F.E.Lovell, Coaticook.FOR SALE.J^OR SALE\u2014OYSTER SHELLS, Mica grit, granulated bone, cattle bone meal, beef scraps, Page\u2019s Perfected Poultry Food, Barred Rock Cockerels.A.L.Fuller, Lennoxville.Que.' 4 UTOMOBILE FOR SALE\u2014CADIL- \\ lac, dèmi-tonueau auto, 1910.This car lias run less than 7,000 miles and is completely equipped with several extras, and is in perfect condition.This car must be sold immediately.A bargain to a quick, purchaser.Apply Sherbrooke Motor Car Co.ailOR SALE\u2014FINE SADDLE PONY, ft years old, weight about 550, safe, sound and kind, pet, perfectly safe, good driver.Also cart, burlow harness and saddle.Address C.W.S., Box 21 Rock Island, Qne.BRED FOX-old.Price $5.00 East Farnham, 1710 R SALE \u2014 PURE I- hounds ten months each.David Collins, Que.T OCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT-JJ ed.No canvassing or soliciting required.Good income assured.Address National Co-Operative Realty Co., V1399 Marden Building, Washington, D.C.AN AGENT TO REPRE-sent a good make of Automobile for the City of Sherbrooke.Address, Victor Levesque, Room 60, 107 St.James St., Montreal.rikely to be Established in Near Future.SHERBROOKE\u2019S IMPORTANCE AS BANKING CENTRE JUSTIFIES IT.It is understood that steps are being taken to establish in Sherbrooke a clearing house.Sherbrooke\u2019s importance as a banking centre and the volume of banking business done here, it is felt, mistifies the establishment of a cleaning house.T|/'ANTED-¦fT sen REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.IVIOR SALE OR RENT \u2014 \"LAKH Hall,\u201d one of the large*! boarding boasee or hotels on the lake.Good reason given for wishing to fell.Dr.Kern, Georgevllle.Qn*.IJOR SALE OR TO LET\u2014NEW SELF-JU contained house on Terrill Ave., opposite W.B.Murray\u2019s, containing nine rooms and hath, finished In natural hardwood, hardwood floors ; heating by hot air furnace.Good spring water upstairs and down.Apply N.N.Walley, Lansdowne Street.SALE 1,1 A RM\tFOlt .1 Brook, belonging to U/ELL colts.3 yrs., weight 3100, sound, kind ; one or both.George Mitchell, Len-noxvillc.AT ISLAND Sandy Miller, containing 300 acres, 75 acres of bush land ; S3,,WO worth of spruce and hardwood timber ; good siigar woods, 500 trees, full equipment ready tor use, in first-class condition.Buildings all in good repair.Beautifully situated near the village, near school and churches and rural mail delivery.For further parti culars apply to John Burns, Island Brook, Que.MISCELLANEOUS.s i HORTHORN S \u2014 ABOUT U HE A.cows, heifers, bulls for sale; also, I or - ! AX/ANTED \u2014 FOR LUMBER WOODS D I VV twenty horses weighing 14-00 lbs.\u2014\t\" Sutton Shropshire ram lambs and yearlings.Marred Rock Cockerels.Special prices for November.John Racey, .lohnvillc.Escanaba Mfg.Co., IJOR SALE\u2014ONE HEAVY PATTERN I\u2019 wood frame cutting oif saw, complete with table arbor, 3 7-10 in.x ,5 ft.0 in.long, driving pulley 11 in.diameter x 12J in.face, complete with saw.The Jcnckes Machine Company.Limited.____________________ IRE FENCING FOR SALE\u201410,000 rolls now stock, all sizes, best quality at 35-50 p.c.less than regular prices.Send for catalogue.The Imperial Waste & Metal Co.-, Queen St., Mont-reab\t_\t_______________ f.lOTl SALE\u2014COON COAT IN FIRST -I\u2019 class order.Bargain to quick Pllr-rhascr.Apply W.E.Thornton, (1 Stanley Avenue.\t_____ I Que.Required nished or I lighted room Record.I MM EDI ATELY.FUR-unfurnished, heated and in North.Ward.Box MOR SALE\u2014SEVERAL LEICESTER Rouen ducks, *3 per pair ; Embden Gander, $3 00 ; While Wyandotte and Brown Leghorn Cockerels 75c.and *1.I.J- Parnell, Spring Road.__ ________________ F ¦JOR SALE\u20141 SHINGLE MACHINE and jointer (Sleeper & Akhurst make!, 1 Olds 4J li p.gasoline engine 2 stave saws.It inch and 13 inch ,\t1 heavy cutting off saw, awing frame, ar our and saw complete ;\t2 two-auger boring machines, for boring R.R.shims; 1 pair heavy bevel gears, wood and Iron to fit 3-inch shaft ;\t1 horse-power 2- liorse machine), M.Moodey & Son make; also some shafting, boxes, pulleys, etc.All in good order and cheap to prompt purchaser.Apply H.R.Van, Spring HUI.Que.THE FARMERS\u2019 , , -lub of Whitton.one registered Dur ham bull calf, mention color and price.Alex.McDonald, Spring Hill, Que.Wanted by VIOLIN AND MANDOLIN.LESSONS given by Professor Frank Dndley, ¦> Portland Ave.Ring 811 Bell.f|F YOU -X WANT THE LATEST ME-thods how to trap mink and fox send me ¥1.00.Scent, 50c.bottle Hound for sale.Harvey Ball, Granby Que.TEACHERS WANTED.\"VI/ANTED \u2014 A FIRST-CLASS ELE mentary teacher for the Brompton ville Protestant school to begin at once, Term, five months.Salary $25.00 per month.Apply to A.J.Smith, Treas.GRACE GEORGE AT HIS MAJESTY\u2019S THEATRE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH.The London Daily Mail speaks of her as follows : All London must go to see Miss Grace George, the dear little Ameri can actress who appeared at the Duke of York\u2019s Theatre last night\u2014her first engagement in England\u2014in Mar garet Mayo's adaptation of Sardou\u2019s gay comedy, \u2018\u2018Divorçons.\u2019\u2019 Miss1 George will be compared, of course, with the French actresses who have made Cyprienne familiar, and it is possible that some of the compari sons will be unfavorable.Yet she may snap her pretty fingers at adverse critics ! She is bound to conquer, for she is so human, so humorous, so sly, so tender, so bewitching, and all in a breath, that every woman who sees her will envy her, and every man will love her.The old play went splendidly last night, and the greater share of the honors undoubtedly fell to Miss George.Her colleagues would be the first to admit the fact of her triumph and to congratulate her upon it.Her coming had not been boomed, and her charm and freshness, therefore, found us unprepared and took us by storm.By the way, she is sweetly pretty.That seems a detail, somehow or other.Her prettiness is a minor attraction, for personality is everything on the stage.Miss George\u2019s personality is irresistible because it combines the depth of true womanliness and the gaiety of June sunshine.One writes enthusiastically, and not without reason.As for the play, you will be astonished to find how little it \u201cdates.\u201d And, anyway, take the \u201cstraight tip\u2019\u2019 and see Miss Grace George in \u201cDivorçons.\u2019\u2019 You will laugh till your sides ache and clap till your hands are sore.It THE VOTERS\u2019 LISTS, is rumored that the recent The unfortunate man was a cripple, having an arm and leg off.He was, also, deaf and dumb.In spite of his afflictions he was a hard worker and simply because he could not earn more than fifty cents per day he was not given a vote.The man was making an honest effort to earn a living, was as good a citizen as it was possible for him to be\u2014yet, the law would not give him the right to vote.Surely, it was not the intention of those who framed the clause that a citizen, such as the one above mentioned, should he denied his franchise.WOLFE ST.BRIDGE.Editor Recorh : Sir,\u2014Is it not about time that the Road Department got to work on the upper Magog bridge.The sidewalks are not only a disgrace, but dangerous.The sidewalks require to be entirely renewed to remedy the last-mentioned evil.There are holes sufficiently large that a child is apt to get a foot caught and injured.Get to work, Mr.Chairman, and members of your energetic committee, before the bad weather sets in.PEDESTRIAN.Sherbrooke, Nov.10th, 1911.GRAND TRUNK STATION.Editor Record Dear Sir,\u2014Could not an arrangement be made so that the door to the waiting room on the Depot St.side of the station could he always unlocked ?At this season of the year it is more important to have this unlocked than even in the summer, and this for many reasons.Now is the time for wet weather and snowy weather and for ladies, especially, it is very inconvenient and unpleasant to get off the cars or out of a cab and find that they have to go nil the way round the station in the wet and snow to enter the Waiting Room by the door from the platform.Think of ladies arriving at the station with grips and parcels, umbrellas and rain - _____________ _____ coats, stepping off the cab and having list, were left off, owing to so much | to raise their umbrellas just to go time having been taken up in discus- ' round the platform, sing the names struck off.This ap- Then again, in the cold icATALOGUEi For I91M2 If you are not already on our £ mailing list, send us your address, and we will send you one of our largo New Catalogues, showing and describing many articles in Jawcllery, Silverware and Novelties which we have in stock.R.J.Spearing, | Goldsmith, Diamond Merchant.33 Strathcona Sq.*444*4****944********* ARTISTS MATERIALS Pyn Sots, Points, Bulbs, etc.Wood for Burnin#, now stock Metal Aplika\u2014a new idea in Brass Decorations in Boxes and Lamp Shades, China Colors and China for decoration, Stenils.- C.R.Crowley 662 St.Catherine fc t.W.iMontrcn Automobile for Sale Cadillac Demi-Tonneau Auto 1910 This car miles and with several extras and is condition.This car must has run less than 7,000 is completely equipped in perfect \u2022he sold plies to the Liberals as well who had many names struck out but were a little more lucky on the total round up.The election law covering the revision does not appear to be entirely satisfactory.Take for example the provision making it necessary to notify personally every person whose name is to be added or struck off the list.In many cases this is an impossibility.In the case of the recent revision some of those whose names were on the list were in Louisana, Winnipeg, Boston, etc.Others were dead.Would it not be desirable to have the law amended so that a notice mailed to every person, addressed simply Sherbrooke, would be sufficient ?Even to serve personal notice on over a thousand people in Sherbrooke is no easy task.A rather pathetic case came up during the revision in which the Election law refused a vote to a man because he was not earning $300 per year.immediately.A bargain to quick purchaser.SHERBROOKE MOTOR CAR 00.The undersigned lions from weather, when all have on warm wraps, and the heat is in the radiators, the Waiting Room gets like a furnace for heat and tln^ odor from the winter clothes, etc., (that etc.is very significant) makes the room unbearable.From a sanitary stand-point alone, this door ought to be readily opened for purposes of ventilation several times a day.Nothing but a thorough draft can drive out of the room the accumulated foul air, germs, microbes, baccilli, dust nnimalcula, due to the presence of a large number of liions, portieres people in a confined area for a long period of time.I wish to emphasize the sanitary need of this door being opened.A visit from our medical department, either of the city or province, would be in order and would, I think, confirm my conclusions.Yours, etc., THOS.J.PARKES.Sherbrooke, Nov.10th, 1911.EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE On lues, & Wed., Nov.14th & 15th hns received inatrue- C.Millier, Esq.CITY NEWS Full chorus; reheaitra) for \u201cPatience,\u201d St.Peter's Hall tonight8.p.m.sharp.Everyone is asked to bring his hook.Y.W.C.A.week of prayer from Nov.12th to 18th.Short talks on Missionary subjects will be given each evening at fi.45.visitors welcome.Services will be held as usual in Playmouth Church to-morrow.In the morning the pulpit will be occupied by Rev.J.C.Nicholson of St Andrew's Church.In the evening Rev.Mr.Reed will give his second sermon of the series on \u201cLife\u2019s Forma-tit e Forces,\u201d the special subject being the School Sunday School at 12.15: Acts quickly on Corns, Sore Foot lumps, callouses It\u2019s a new wrinkle for Corns\u2014a painless remedy that quickly removes the corn.Don't doubt it, this is- a dead sure thing, lifts 'em out quick\u2014roots and branches.No pain, no scar, no more salves or pads.Just apply Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor, 25c.a bottle.Substitutes pay the dealer best, \"Putnam's\u201d Pays you best because it rids your feet of corns.Take no other than Putnam\u2019s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor.tSold by druggists.who lias sold his property and is giving up immediate possession, thereof to sell by public auction at Ms residence, 31 Brooks frt.Sherbrooke 1 valuable Nordheimer 7 1 3 octave pianoforte, cabinet, piano stool, 2 par lor suites (cost $180), parlor lamp and stand, 2 centre tables, parlor cabinet with mirror, music cabinet, morris chairs, lot pictures, and large lot of ornaments, 6 very line down sofa cun pair brass candlesticks, lace curtains and poles, electroliers, (globes, statuettes, larfee British plate mirror, parlor carpet and rugs, lounge, easy chairs and rockers, sewing machine, very fine bookcase and desk combined, office chairs, b.w.wardrobe (coat $60), medicine cabinet, English oilcloth, rugs, chairs, etc., 2 sideboards ami mirrors, one oak and one cherry, extension oak l> table, H leather seat I).chairs, side tables, oak buffet, plated ware, large lot glassware and crockery, cutlery.table linen, etc., contents 6 bedrooms comprising in part brass and iron beds, bird\u2019s-eye maple sets, b.w.and cherry sets, spring beds, folding iron beds, hair mattresses, blankets.Pillows and bedding of all kinds, bed lounge, dressing cases and bureaus with mirrors and wash sinks, chairs and tables, 3 lounges, pictures and ornaments, bedroom crockery, child\u2019s cribs, lace and other curtains, 6 carpets, rugs, etc, hall and stair carpets, Moffatt steel range, gas stove, large lot.kitchen and cooking utensils of all kinds, tables, chairs, electric iron, electric toaster, etc,, refrigerator, rubber hose, lawn mower, lawn roller, garden tools, wheelbarrow, carpenter's chest and tools of fill kinds, settees, 9 cords two-ft.block wood for furnace, 3 cords stove wood, etc.Everything must be sold for cash.Sale at 1.0 o'clock a.in.each day.JOHN J.GRTEKEril, Auctioneer.Cramp» Ewlnft A McFadden ADVOCATES : 112 St.James Street.Montreal.G.B.Cramp,K.C., J.Arrnitage Ewing,K.C George S.INSOLVENT NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF W.F.POPE BROMPTON VILLE public: hale \u2014ON\u2014 Tuesday, November 21st, 1911 Will be sold at Sheriff\u2019s Sale at the Catholic Church Door (Parish Church), BROMPTONVILLR.the immoveable property belonging above estate.TERMS\u2014CASH.Hale ut II o'clock a.m.JOHN J.GRIFFITH.JOSEPH DE8AUTELR.Joint Curators.Note Lost Having lost this day, a note payable to me or bearer, dated this day.signed by Erwin Consens and L.G.Greene, I warn all Parties not to cash or discount the same.T W PAGE, Knowlton, Nov.9th, 1911.TheQueliec Central Ry.Co.(Incorporated in Quebec, 1869.) Missing Certificates Any person possessing information as to the whereabouts of the Certificates hereafter named for fully paid shares of £25 each in the Preference Stock of thn above named Company, all of which are dated 15th July, 1881, and are in the name of EDWARD- CHARLES BOWEN, of London, is requested to at once communicate with the undermentioned Si licit or s.The following are the Certificates referred to ' (1)\t\u201423\tCertificates\trepresenting\t40 Ktfhres each and numbered 160 to 1H2 (inclusive).(2)\t\u2014l\tCertificates\trepresent inx\t'*() shares each and numbered HH to 11*7.(inclusive).(3)\t7\tCertificates\trepresenttuR\tIf shares each and numbered 230 to 230 (inclusive).\t,,\t.nn Certificate\treprescntlnK\t«UU shares and numbered 256.Dated this 12th day of Oçtober.DM l: KHAN CIS & JOHNSON, 19 Great Winchester Street in the City of London.Solicitors for the Rail-way Finance and Construction Com-Pany, Limited.F.J.Smitliwooil&Co.Insurance Agents S.S.MUTUAL BLDG.OUFFERIN AVE.Next to PosfOltlce mg*® sm m McFadden.TENDERS will ho received by tho City of Bher-bruoko up to noon on the 20th day of November, 1911, for the purchftBo of the property known an the British American Land Co.'s farm situated tn Or-ford being part of lot 21, range 6, and part of lot 21.range 7, contalnlnn about 2-17 acres.The Bale of the whole of 1 his property subject to certain rc-strictlons and conditions which can ho obtained at the City Offices.\t.\t, Tenders to he sealed and marKcu \u201cTender For Farm, ' and addressed to the Secretary-Twasm-en riffith 8cc.-Treas.Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgofle Company Moneu Received on DeposHl and interest at 4 per cent, allowsd.Payable hair yearly.Sec.\u2019 RECTORY HILL.Mrs.Leith home after spending some time with her daughters at Leeds and Glen Lloyd.A very pleasant evening was spent by the young people on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr.Martineau.Mrs.John Elliott calling on friends here on Monday on her way to her home in Griffin.IA GIE CODERE - & FILS (INC) Wholesale * Retail Hardware, Leather, Tinware and Coal, Blaobsmithi\u2019, Pium-bera\u2019 and Eleitrioil supp'iaa.Sherbrooke Him Jiil Kgll mM MS\u2014P f m P0BEB BYi GRACE GEORGE, CONCEDED THE GREATEST OF LATTER DAY COMEDIENNES, IN THE F TO GET MARRIED.\u2019\u2019- AM0ÜS ENGLISH COMEDY \u201cJUST 3 PAGE SIX SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11,\t1911.| THE BIG BARGAINS! ®\toffered during our 15 days sale are appreciated\t* %\tby many.\u2014Come early and secure first choice I T.VINEBERG | | 147-149 WELLINGTON STREET f \u2022f-.ï ++G>+.T.LEOARE BEST QUALITY #\t\u2014r-.\u2014^\t\u2014- IN ÉVERY\t2 7 3T2 3 7 ST PAU L ST { RESPECT.3 2\tSJG/ALIE FUST SHERBROOKI daANCH Ï QUEBEC WE CAN GIVE YOU BETTER t_ i rw i t.e; d satisfaction THAN ANY OTHER.221 WELLINGTON ST.2C8MK8WMC8»î0œm8»»»»a£eœa FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS, FIMES II THE SHERBROOKE URKE1 FALL CAUSES DROP OFF IN AT-TENDENCE.With the approach of winter comes the usual falling off in the attendence this morning was not as large as it has been during the .past four months.Many stalls which have been occupied during the entire summer were vaeent this morning.Prices have not yet increased to the winter schedule but are firm.The egg supply was not large, all those having a supply- Huding no difficulty in selling at IN cents per dizen.The prices were as follows: Eggs, per doz.30c Butter, per lb.28\u201430c Sugar .10\u201412c Honey, in comb, per ho».18\u201420c Beef, hind quarter .10c-13c Beef, cut, per tb.10c\u201422c.Domestic cheea* .r.«r^.16c Pork, per lb .12\u201414c Pork sausage ».12\u201415c Fowls, per lb.12c\u201415c Chickens, per lb .15\u201422c : Lamb, per lb- .\u2014.l*lc\u201418c j Turkeys, per lb.25c.Geese, per lb.12\u201415c Beef Hides, salted .,.8|\u20149c Beef Hides, green .7\u20148c Calf Skins .OiTil *.» a*.12\u2014130 Sheep Skins .10\u201480c Blood Sansags, \u2022 lbs.\t,.25c Pork Sausags m.\t .15c Veal .8\u201412c Ham, per lb.\t.17,\u201418c Mutton, per quarter .7\u201410c Cabbage .I\u201410c Beets, bush,\t.SOc Carrots, bunch .5c\t: Onions, peck .\u201440c Potatoes, per bushel .75\u201430c Apples, per peck.25c.\t.Squash, each .10c\u201420c DAIRY PRODUCE, BUTTER MARKET QUIET BUT STEADY.Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014Although there is a quiet and somewhat easier feeling on current receipts, there is a firmer tone to the market, for choice September and early October creamery sales of which in car lots have transpired at 27fc to 28c.Current receipts have been placed in round quantities at 27jc to 2.'yc for finest and sales of June creamery arc reported at 26c to 27c as to condition.There is still some demand from the Northwest, seven cars of creamery butter leaving for that destination this week up to the present.Vancouver seems to have been fairly well supplied,and is buying very little hast now.The local trade is fair for the season, although retailers kick a-gainst paying current prices, hut they may have to pay higher still before spring.Dairy butter has been sold in a wholesale way at 20 ic for Manitoba, and at 21c to 23c for Western as to quality.CHEESE MARKET HAS A FIRM UNDERTONE.Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014There is certainly a firmer tone to the market, and what business transpired, has been done on a fractionally higher oasis.As to values holders are firmer in their ideas, and are asking 14Jc to 15|c for finest Western colored 1 some refusing to accept anything less \u2019 than 14Jc for Septembers high colored.Eastern colored are quoted at 14jc to 14;c and white at 14c to 14§c Under grades which are very few range from 13J to 13jc.Enormous Success The Highest Grade Hockey Skate, which has helped Senior League Players win many matches, is the reliable i6 VELOX f J Tots skate has the \u2019\u2019double standard.\u201d enabling Hoc-key Player-, to get a better work from the ball of foot that from anv other skate in existence.Ail Hockey Players know the value of this important feature.They are highly tempered, light in weight, and very fa t.The Velox is also made for Ladies in a Specially Light Pattern.'Design registered an Trade-Mark \"Velox\u201d Copyrighted.) A-.k your dealer for the incomparable \"Velox.\u201d Maker of the celebrated Mie Mac and Rec Hockey stick*- Write for Catalogue, containing \"Rules of the Game of Hockey,\u201d sent free./ / Dtnncb 11 ngtcin West, Toronto.The Starr Mfg.Co, Ltd.Dartmouth, N.S.,Cao, United Bt&tea Azenta, Harry C.Lee * Co., 9k Chamber* Bt., New York, S.Y.COUNTRY PRODUCE, POTATO MARKET GOOD.Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014There was a firm feeling in the potato market this week, although the receipts were fairly heavy.Several car loads of Green Mountains were sold this week at 81.06 track Montreal.While white Quebec stock sold at Î1.00.There are quite a lot of inferior grades coming in from the Lower Provinces, which have sold as low as 80c trackMont-real.The better grades are scarce and will bring top prices.POULTRY MARKET QUIET Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014There has been\u2019, a few parcels of poultry come into the market, but the mild weather has curtailed the bulk of the supplies.Turkeys are in good demand at 18c to 19c per pound.Large chickens are wanted at 14c to 15c per pound while the smaller sizes are worth 11c to 12c per pound.Fowls are commanding 8c to 9c per pound.Ducks are scarce at 16c to 17c per pound.Geese are in good demand at 12c to 13c per pound.LIGHT OFFERING OF BEANS.Montreal, Nov.11,\u2014The market is quiet with light offerings.Shippers are now asking higher prices.A few cars were offered this week by Western shippers at $2.10 to $2.15 track.Montreal for three pound pickers.Most shippers asking the outside figure.PRICE OF TURNIPS.Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014Car lots of Quebec Swedes are beginning to arrive more freely, sales being report- | ed at $11 per ton, track Montreal.| Ontario Swedes are quoted at $8.00 per ton f.o.b at points in Kairtern Ontario.EGG MARKET FIRM.Montreal, Nov.11\u2014The egg market during the past week has remained firm with a further advance in prices The trade are paying In the country 23c to 25c per dozen f.o.b.for fr' ih gathered stock.There is quite a sprinkling of new laid eggs in with the receipt*.No.I stock is commanding 24J in round lots, and 20 In i jobbing way, There are ver y few sales of selects being made in round lots, but they are nominally worth 28c, there is, however, a very good demand from the grocery trade for this trade which is commanding 30c in a jobbing way.New laid eggs are worth 40c per dozen.There is quite a quantity of American eggs coming into this market.American eggs are April cold storage stock end are quoted at 22ic f .0.b.shipping point, with storage paid to December 1st, to this price must he added the duty, freight, etc.A few hundred cases of eggs were exported to the United Kingdom last week.MARKET REMAINS STEADY.Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014There has not been a noteable change in the local hay situation.The market continues strong and active.Prices on all grades are very firm, but unchanged.It is still difficult to get cars to move the hay.American buyers are operating rather liberally at country points.Cables from Liverpool are firm at 90s c.i.f.London cables report the situation easier, owing to heavy arrivals, the quotations just to hand quote 95s c.i.f.The Bristol market is also unsettled owing to liberal receipts but quotations are unchanged at 97s 6d c.i.f.The prices in the Manchester market are firm but unchanged at 97s 6d c.i.f.Glasgow is also firm, but prices show no particular change, they range between 81s to 82c 6d c.i.f.as to quality.WTe quote prices purely nominal, as follows:\u2014 No.\t1\thay\t.$15.00 No.\t2\textra\tquality.13.50 No.\t2\thay\tordinary .12.50 No.\t3\thay\t.10.00 Clover Mixed .9.50 t0 10.00 PROVISION MARKET.GOOD DEMAND FOR DRESSED HOGS.Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014The receipts of live hogs have been fair, but there is a good demand from packers.Prices are unchanged.Packers are paying $6.25 to $6.50 per hundred pounds weighed off cars.Dressed hogs are firmer, selling this week at $9.50 to $10.00 per hundred pounds.GOOD DEMAND FOR FEED STUFFS Montreal, Nov.11.\u2014 There has been a very good demand for bran, but the offerings arc still light and the trade find it difficulty to supply the demand.Millers have maintained their prices, they are asking $23 per ton.There has been some large orders placed for bran from Germany for future delivery and equal to $23.-70 to $23.80 Montreal freight.Shorts are also in demand, and as stocks are very light, prices are firm, they are quoted at $25.Middlings are also firm owing to the limited offerings and active inquiry.Sales this week are being made on the basis of $27.-00 per ton.We quote prices purely nominal: Manitoba bran $23.00 per ton.Shorts $25.00 per ton.Middlings $27.00 per ton in bags.THE GRAIN TRADE.MARKET GENERALLY FIRM DURING WEEK Corn\u2014The market continues firm with sales of No.2 old in car lots at 82jc, a lot of 4,000 bus.sold at 82c.Mixed is quoted at 81jC.Oats.\u2014The market is steady.No.2 C.W.quoted at 48c; No.1 extra feed 47àc; No.3 47c; No.2.local 47ic; No.3 do 46ic to 47c.A lot of 4, 000 bushels No, 3 local sold at 46j track.Peas.The market is firm, and good to choice boiling peas are quoted at $1.30 to $1.35.A small lot of fancy sold at $1.42.Supplies are very small.Barley\u2014Malting barley is quiet and quoted at $1.01 to $1.02.\t2 cars being reported to arrive at $1.02.Manitoba No.3 is quoted at 82c and feed at 64c to 65c.Poorer samples of malting barley weighing 44 to 45 lbs.have sold as low as 92c to 95c.Buckwheat.\u2014The market is steady at 65c in store.Malt.\u2014The market remains firm at $1.20 to $1.25.Hops.\u2014The market is strong.British Columbia being quoted at 48c to 51c.Bohemians 84c.East Kent Goldings 55c.Ordinary English 47c.Oregon 51c New York State 55c, No.Canadians offering.Seeds.\u2014At Western points, the following are prices dealers are paying:\u2014 Alsike\u2014Fancy $9.50 to $10.00; No.1 $9.25 to $9.50; No.2, $9.Red Clover\u2014 Fancy, $11; No.1, $10.50 to $10.75; No.2,\t$10.25 to $10.50.Timothy.\u2014Fancy $7; No.1,\t$6.50- No.2, $6.25.- -*'4-^- ¦¦ 1 IT WILL COME, SURE.A Bailing correspondent writes : We are waiting for that sleigh ride which that weather prophet promised in the Record some time ago was to come in ft month after the first snow fall._The time was up ten days ago.SP0RIIN8 NEWS | SNOW HOEING.ANNUAL MEETING OF SHER-BRbOKE CLUB.The 34th annual general meeting of the Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club was held last night at the Magog House, about 45 members being present.President F.S.Rugg in the chair.The financial statement was presented by the Hon.Secretary-Treasurer, which showed the Club to be in an increasingly prosperous condition.Election of officers : President\u2014F.S.Rugg.1st Vice-President\u2014J.P.Watson.2nd Vice-President\u2014W.G.Cross.Captain\u2014E.J.Page.Chorister\u2014A.H.Genge.MR.F.S.RUGG, re-elected President Sherbrooke Snowshoe Club.Sec.-Treas.\u2014S.E.Francis.Committee \u2014 J.Cameron, S.J.Bloomfield, E.B.Worthington, R I Dean, Cf H.Foss.Hon.Purveyor\u2014M.L.Hunting.eowTTng~ HARMONY BAND WON LAST NIGHT.Following are scores o.Thursday night\u2019s bowling match, which was won by the Harmony Band.Harmony Band.Rioux .Lavoie .Barre .Bedard .Brunelle, Cap.Total LIFT HALF OF Dick .Payne W.Payne F.(\u2019.Hall, Cap.Clouthier .151 17-2 184\u2014507 .164 1.59 179\u2014502 .135 172 129\u2014456 .\t201\t156\t129\u2014489 .119 1 65 1 85\u2014499 2433 53rd REGIMENT.\t107\t121\t118\u2014316 .122 110 115\u2014316 , .133 1 I I 104\u2014109 .I ll 125 159\u2014425 .\t131\t158\t126\u2014U5 1940 -4.- AYER\u2019S CLIFF The winter time of the south bound train, from here beginning on Monday will be 12.7 instead of 11.47.CHAMP CLARK MAKES EXPLANATION.He did Advocate Annexation, But Only Through Peaceable Means.WOULD BE BROUGHT ABOUT BY MUTUAL CONSENT OF BOTH COUNTRIES St.Louis, Mo., Nov.11.\u2014(Special.) \u2014Speaker Champ Clark, writing to the Republic from Bowling green, Mo.admits that he was quoted correctly as declaring in his speech at Free-mont, Neb., for annexation, of Canada to the United States, but says that the full text of his remarks in this connection was not reported.Mr.Clark says that his reiteration at Fremont of a declaration for annexation was supplemented by the statement that he favored only a peaceful annexation, brought about by the mutual consent of both countries, and that he has so gqualified all bis expressions favoring annexation.PREPARING^FOR A JLV WAR.Arabs and Delegates to Tunis to Invite Natives 10 Join Them.COMBINED TURKISH AND ARAB FORCE TRIED TO CAPTURE TRIPOLI.Tripoli, Nov.11.\u2014(Special).\u2014Various reports have been received here to the effect that the Arabs are preparing for a hot war and that they have sent delegates to Tunis to in-vitt the natives to cross the fontier and join mohammedans in Tripoli.Rome, November 11 .\u2014Censored despatches received nere from Tripoli says that the first engagement of importance since October 26 was fought on Friday in honor of the .Mohammedan festival.A combined Turkish ami Arab force apparently tried to re-capture the town, hut did not suceed, The offical despatches do not mention the casualties on either .side.Unoffically it is stated that the execution in the Turkish ranks was tremendous.Because of the numbers of the Turks and Arabs it is evident thar recently they have been reinforced.MOOSE JAW If you want to buy property in Moose Jaw address C.WEIR, Slierbrooke.INDUSTRIAL BONDS I\tAre a desirable form of invest-\t| i\tment.\tj I RETURN 6°/£ PAR ANNUM j \u2022\tor better.\tf I\ti \u2022\tParticulars on application.\tf \u2022\tI t\tW.J.HENDERSON\tj 1 51 md 52\t' ' «>'»» Bldg, j t\tMONTREAL BRAND UNION HOTEL 348 NOT«E DAME ST., WEST -\t-\t' MONTREAL We have limited accommodation for a few winter boan er^.Special rates by week or month.Regular rates $2.0) up.O.ELLIS.\tFRANK J.MURRAY Mgr.\t____________ \u2014 Canadian Locomotive Company S P.G.BONDS Price $100 and Interest Yield 6 p.c.Having made special arrangements to handle these bonds locally, we will be pleased !to receive applications or furnish detailed information upon request.PRICE OF M4RITliVlE TELEPHONE BONDS ADVANCE TO - 1 06- F.B.McCurdy & Co.R.N.ROBINS, Manager ART BUILDING, SHERBROOKE Bell 'Phono 30.People's 'Phono 200.I Mill 1IHI LOOKING FOR A GOOD FARM ?We offer you an excellent farm close to the town of Richmond with its active local market, railway facilitifin for shipping, etc.Thin farm contains 150 acres of rich, warm loam, 106 of wliicli are under cultivation, producing splendid crops.\tlira?*» 11\ti The buildings consist of brick house of 9 rooms (slate roof, cellar with slate floor, furnace, water in the house, extension kitchen); carriage house, granary, stable, two barns, chicken house, silo, etc.Everything is in first-class shape.There is also a sugar orchard of about 1,200 trees.The house is on the main road to Sherbrooke, with rural free delivery, close to church, post office, cheese factory, etc., and at price asked is one of the best opportunities on the market to-day.The price asked is $8,000, which includes everything on the farm except household furniture, such as machinery, stock, crops, buggies, waggons, sleighs, tools, etc.Easy terms of payment.For particulars of this and other farms throughout the Eastern Townships, write Colonial Real Estate i Company, 13 BEAVER HALL HILL, MONTREAL.V i I 273234 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER H, 1911* BKVBTR NOT SALTS, OR OIL PILLS BOT CASGARETS No odds bow sick uour stomach, how hard your head aches or how aill us-'Cascarets make you feel great.You men and women who somehow can\u2019t get feeling right\u2014who have an almost daily headache, coated tongue, foul taste and foul hreath, dizziness, can\u2019t sleep, are bilious, nervous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out.Are you keeping clean inside with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil ?This is important.Cascarets work while you sleep, cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the decomposed waste matter and poison in the intestines and bowels.A Cascaret to-night will straighten you out by morning\u2014a 10 cent box from any drug store will keep your entire family feeling good for months.Don\u2019t forget the children.They love Cascarets because they taste good\u2014do good\u2014never gripe or sicken.t'OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOOOOO'OOOOOCOOODOOCOXiOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCCOOOOOOOOOOOOO SherbroakeLnanS'Mortgage Company Money Reoelved on Deposit] and interest at 4 per cent, allowed.Payable half yearly.And the Guinea Pig When Drs.Lasker and Bishop made a pomade by mixing scales of dandruff anti vaseline, which they afterwards rubbed on a guinea pig, they were con-1 ribilling to science more than they knew.The application of the salve caused the pig to lose its hair and become bald.This was merely one of the preliminary steps which made possible the discovery of Newbro\u2019s Hcrpicide.After establishing beyond question the existence of the dandruff germ, a remedy was needed to kill this parasite.There was nothing which wou'ld do this until Newbro\u2019s Hcrpicide was placed upon the market.Being the tirst recognised remedy for dandruff, it has long been called the \"original remedy.\u2019\u2019 Hcrpicide kills the germ, prevents falling hair and stops itching of the scalp.Don\u2019t take a substitute ; you can always get the genuine article.Hcrpicide is for sale at drug stores.Applications may be obtained at good barber shops.One dollar size bottles are guaranteed.Send Die.in Postage or silver for sample and booklet to .The Herpicidc Co., Dept.It., Detroit, Mich.W.H.Griffith, Special Agent.Ti il By W.D.McBride.OOO >OOri'^r'^rr'n,r\\^\tOOCXX)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOt>C)OOOOC)OOnOOCOOOOOOOOOOCO CANADA\u2019S YTERT: ITS PROGRESS\toarve,t and laud seekers\u2019 excursion*.the second two years they had been 1 In the Spring following he is bound on their homestead they never tasted i West looking out of the door of the meat except that which was the spoil | car in which his horses mnnrh hay of their shot gun.Their sight had been gladdened for the first time in twenty five years by seeing a kinsman\u2019s face when a brother\u2019s family came out to join them.The old lady SINCE FRASER.(Copyright by Publishers Press Ltd.) The buffalo herds during the year swung round in immense elipses from south U> north and back again.They kept to well watered land with good pasturage all of which has proved to be good farming country.The settlers in the West drove a wedge across the ! rather surprised me by saying she prairies along the line of the rail- | would not go back to England if she line of the railways.The heft of the wedge was in Manitoba, and in May 1882 the thin edge penetrated as far as the Regina plains and the Last Mountain Lake country.Near where the -ailway was planned to cross a small stream was a small hill or bute which had been for years the camping ground of the buffalo hunters, and here the settlers pitched their tents calling it Pile of Bones; Indian Waseana.It was H-O-elock of the 23rd of August in the same year before the railway was opened to this point.The then General Manager, now Sir William Van Horne, brought up a part/ in his special car, among them Lieut.Governor Dewdney and Donald A.Smith (now Lord Strathcona) to the end of the rail to christen what was shortly selected as the new capital o£ the North West.Even In those clays the settlers preceded the 11-way.A gentleman, still a resident of this city, who came in on a Pullman car in November told me his partner cook him to the shack he had just erected as their home, it being Mho SIR W.VAX HORNE (wok the first train out west.had a million dollars.They had taken root, and had established for themselves an enviable social and financial position in the new land.This, I take it, is the explanation with many an enquiry glance at the unfenced fields.Carlo looks up at his master betimes in a bewildered way or busies himself harking at saucy small boys on the station platforms dotted across the prairies.The tenderfoot's family meanwhile a re crossing Die continent in a crowded train, making new friends and comparing notes as to their destinations, with perchance an occasional backward glance.A few months later LORD SHOLTO DOUGLAS.HAS NOT THE SLIGHTEST IDEA WHO THE NEW YORK 8ÜI-1\tCIDE IS.Seattle, Wash., Nov.10.\u2014 Lord Sholto Douglas said to an Associated Press correspondent yesterday : [\u2018\u2018I have not the slightest idea who the New York suicide is, hut undoubtedly he is one of the numerous | men who have been impersonating me 'and caused me endless worry.As two persons positively identifled Maurice i Stuart as Lord Sholto Douglas, he must have used my name at some time.\u201cAt various times during the lust fourteen years I have met people who told me they had run across men who were using my name and title.Once I was arrested in Portland, Me., for a crime committed by one of my impersonators, and was held in jail four days before I could prove my identity.A swindler was married under my name.I have always shrunk from notoriety and have not had a photograph taken for sixteen years.\u201d ; Lord Sholto, who was in great distress over the New York incident, and who hoped that his mother in England had not read of it, vowed that he would close his little cigar and grocery store at once and be in Chicago within ten days.THE EVOLUTION OF PRAIRIE TRANSPORTATION.THE OLD WAY Photography! la It« dfft*r*al branc»*» by an expsri Portraitura Landacapea, Hor**> largementa Davelopin* aa4 Print!».lor iAmataaok Gea Jototoü 149 Wellington St., Hherhrook*.TO THE TRADE BRANDS : \u201cJacques Cartier.\u201d \u201cMerchants.\" \u201cDaisy.\u201d \u201cAnchor.\u201d \u201cChallenge.\" \u201cDominion,\" When IJie snow flies your rubber .stock should be well assorted.Heavy stocks, ready for immediate shirment.at our direct Sales Brandies Papineau Ave., Montreal ;\t«1 Dalhousie Street, Quebec ; and also Ul direct Sales Branches throughout Canada.Sample Boom in City of Sherbrooke.24 Métropole Bids I.H.KKRH.Direct Representative Canadian Consolidated Ruler \" ., Ltd.\u201cLeaders anti Originators.\u201d 00 NOT PULL OUT TOE GRAY HAIR! A Simple nemedH Applied a Pew Times Restores Natural Color WVKTHS AND 0- \u2018\u2022I loot upon my recovery a?notntng short of a miracle.I vras lor eleven years, constantly suffering from Chronic bvspepsia and Indigestion.I was treated bv several doctors and they sitnplv did me no good.During the' latter part of my illness.I was so thin that 1 weighed only pounds, and I vomited everything I ate.Ka.\t^ The doctors grave men; t Me «.-he stomach trouble produced ae.weai-cess and I was freqpentlv unconscious.I received the Last Kites : The Cuurcn At this time, a lady strongly u.red ire to try \u2018Frcit-a-tives .tVher; I had taken one boy, 1 -tas much be .ter end after three boxes, Î was practically well acain.and had trained 20 pounds.I have taker it boxes, it nil and now weteh Ifcpounds an.\" am well.\" Madame ART*7^ R lOt rtANGn.At \u20ac*Fm.it*a-ttves ' .tne only medte.ne in the world madt.'t intensified fruit inices ana s.rri\\^ ires .digestion.toe.a box.6 for fry r trial size, esc- At all .-'ale:?tr tr ns r_s a-tives Limit-.;., Ottawa.WILL STAND TRIAL IN N£W HAMPSHIRE.EVIDENTLY HAVE A HORROR OF CANADIAN AND VERMONT JUSTICE.St.Johnshury, Nov.10.\u2014 Peeping through the bars of their cells in the t.Johnsbury, Yt., jail.Edwin McCarthy, Arthur, alias \"Kid\" Burns, and Charles Everett, alias Old Jed Prouty, received the shock of their lives when they beheld Chief of Provincial Detectives McCaskill and As-istant-Superinterdent Parsons, of tne Pinkertons, gazing at them intently.Chief McCaskill and Mr.Parsons, working in conjunction with the Post Office Department, had been requested to go to St.Johnsbury and endeavor to iaber tify the three men and if possible to see if they had any ccnnection with the Post Office robberies that have taken place all over he Province of Quebec and Eastern Ontario.The three men were picked up at Rouse's Point, as mentioned yesterday after the Post Office at that point had been broken iuto.The Vermont police had no proof against them for that job and the men had stubbornly refused to speak.They pretested their innocence.Chief McCaskill knew the trio well, especially McCarthy.He has been NEXT WEEK AT HIS MAJESTY\u2019S.Grace George in \u201cJust to Married\u201d on Monday.Get C.A.I SECOND CONCERT OF Y.M.COURSE ON TUESDAY.Local Theatregoers are looking forward with a great deal of pleasure to the appearance of Grace George in this city on Monday night.Miss George is appearing in \"Just to Get Married.\" and is supported by Mr.U,yn Harding, the greutf English actor.Briefly, the story of \"Just to Get Married\" is of a young woman on the verge of quitting her twenties for the fatal thirty, that is customarily regarded as the period in an unmarried woman's life when hope is to be abandoned of hearing the tintinnabulation of wedding bells.It is her ambition \"Just to Get Married,\u201d no matter to whom, just so she wont have the finger of ridicule pointed at her.Adam Lankester, a big.good-natured Canadian from the back-woods who has fallen heir to a fortune opportunely comes along, and __\t_____________ ___ meets the spinster, Emmeline Vicary, the leader of the gang of safe-break- by name, and proceeds to fall in love ! Casile & Son é 4\tA Æ\ta * MONTREAL i Bez to acncncc; t J clients mat dumi | interesting discc I fcac cn ù c\tn .i: 4 Standard Electric Lamps AND RUGS We invite \u2022: it-of-town clients and friends to call ati see these goods.CastleSSoa 568 St.Catherine St.WEST MONTREAL ,rs that has been operating in the Province of Quebitc and through the Eastern States, since nis release from Sr.Vincent de Paul penitentiary four years ago.He had served a term of ten years for the robbery of the Danville Bank, minus good behavior allowance.Chief McCaskill says that the career of McCarthy reads like a dime novel .He has been concerned in every line of crime with violence on the calender, from kidnapping to safe-blowing.Very few are the peni-renteriaries in North America that he has not visited.T! the Vermont police have noti-u ; on you for this job.I have enough evidence to send you to the oen for ten years on this job at the Office \"at St.Pacome, a year aso,\" saiu Chief McCaskill to the trio.They smiled.few 'minutes after the Canadian viators had departed, the jailer was -aUe-' cr'i he was advised by the three crooks \"that they would plead iCiiltv to the Post Office fob in New Hampshire, providing the Canadian charges would not be pushed.They seemed to have a horror of Vermont .-C Canadian penal institutions.This w^s agreed to by the Vermont police.'They will be tried in Concord, N'.H.next term of the assizes.new census WILL BE TAKEN SUCH 15 THE REPORT FROM OTTAWA TO TORONTO PAPER Nov, 10\u2014A World with her There is much satisfaction in the numerous family of relatives in which she is living over the fact that at last she is to be married well off, as they themselves are rather cramped for the necessary means in order to keep the high social standing to which they have been accustomed.Miss George plays the part of Cousin Emmy, the poor relation with all of the vivacious piquancy and delicacy of touch which this comedienne is famed.THE MENDELSSOHN TRIO On Tuesday night the Mendelssohn Trio, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Foss, will give the second concert of the Y.M.C.A.Course.The Mendelssohn Trio and Elizabeth Foss are destined to become the most satisfying combination of artists in the Lyceum field.Just now the musical world is discussind the meritorious performances of this trio of young ladies.Miss Mary Brooks, violinist, commenced playing in concert at the age of nine.She is now the finished artist.Miss Helen Tyler Grant has studied under such of the later masters as Josesf Adamowski; of the famous Adamowski Trio, the late Erich LoefHer.of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and Willem Ml MEEK.Stockholders Authorize Guaranty of $5,000,000 Portland Terminal.PRESIDENT MELI.EN EXPECTS TO SUBMIT BETTER STATEMENT LATER TO SHAREHOLDERS.Boston, November 11.\u2014Boston &Maine stockholders held a special meeting at the North Station and voted to authorize and appi ove\\ t a guaranty by their company jointly will, the Maine Central Railroad of the payment of principals and interest of the bonds issued and to be issued by the Portland Terminal Company.The immediate issue will be about So,OOO.OOU and President Mellen explained that Slo,000,000 had been authorized by the Maine Railroad Commission.The proceeds are to be used by the Boston & Maine and Maine Central for laud taken by the Portland' Terminal Company and other improvements.Piesident Mellen estimated the float ing dept of the Boston & Maine at between SO,000,000 and 7,000,000.He saidthat before July 1, 10U, the company must have SIO.OOO.OOO to pay this debt and to provide for improvements, as the Boston & Mains must keep.in the same relative position as the Maine Central.Every tinie that the Maine Central increases in its stock and makes improvements the Boston & Maine must reach down for ôl per cent of the costs, as they own that proportion of the Maine | Central stock.In conclusion President j Mellen said: \"I expect at the next annual meeting of the shareholders , to have much better statement, as we intend to keep expenses down.THE QUEOEC LEGISLATURE SAVAGE\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals and departures include : of OPENING OF NEXT SESSION WILL BE ON 9TH OF JANUARY.Quebec, Nov.10.\u2014The date of the Mr.Albert Quinlan a few days ot 0penjng 0f the next session of the last week with friends in Montreal \u2022 Mr J P.Cleary Tuesday in Bolton, guest of Mr.and Mrs.S.Marshall ; Mr and Mrs.Rounds and little daughter of Richford, Vt., here last week guests of Mrs.J.P.Cleary.Mrs.Connors is seriously ill at the home of Mr.Louis Dunn.Mr.William Gilmartin has leased his farm to Mr.Jas.Ingram and intends moving to Granby.Legislature has been fixed for the 9th of January, 1912.This was decided upon at a Cabinet meeting yesterday.ACCEPT McKAYS RESIGNATION.Woodstock, Ont., November 11.\u2014 Af.tei a session of over two hours, the executive of the Liberal Association of North Oxford accepted the resignation of Dr.Andrew McKay as candidate for the Legislature.It Is expected that Leader Rowell will be the candidate selected.THE JAPANESE DIET.Tokio, November 11.\u2014The Diet will be convened at Tokio on 23.December SAW MILL FOR SALE Consisting of the following :\t1 saw mill equipped with planer, matcher, shingle machine, board saw rig, etc., 30-foot head water power, water wheel.7 acres land, double tenement house and small self-contaiped house, situated right in the centre\u2019 of Moe\u2019s River Village.Will sell cheap.Apply to W.A.HALE or W.\u2019J.MAY.POULTRY POULTRY Lamb's Meat Market, Ltd., 22a University Ct., Montreal, are bnyers lor choice crate fatted Chickens, Puckg, ana young Turkeys, dressed as follows 1st.Be sure your stock is well fattened ant* finished before killing ; 2nd, Let starve 24 hours.Kill by bleeding.Dry plucked.Remove all feathers carefully.Let cool over night and ship by morning express.Put up in ordinary clean boxes, using paper for lining.Care and attention will always bring good prices at ___ LAMB'S MARKET.LIMITED.- WHEN NOSTRILS ARE PLUGGED YOUR CATARRH IS BAD BY ACTING TO-DAY YOU CAN QUICKLY CURE CATARRH AND AVOID BRONCHITIS, PERHAPS CONSUMPTION.To; nto, -awa special says ; There is now t\u2014 possibility that the census have to be taken over Ot- ev- of 36 last Wl;.aza:: It is understood that the has already 'been informally considered by members of the Government.'\" and that there is a strong like-hhood that a new count will be tas- \"V'decision will be finally reached when it is shown beyond question that the census machinery broxe down \"in June, and that the returns now :.n the hands of the Chief C om-missloner are so hopelessly unreliable as to be useless.A thorough investigation will be made on the return of Hon.Martin Burrill to Otta- wa\t.The new census will likely be taaen on the English system.In order to have a recount it will be necessary to pass official legislation and vote money for the cost.f The Tonic Which Invigt rates.i CA^P BELL\u2019S QUININE WINE K.CAMPBELL A CO.rUrs.BETHEL.Recent arrivals and departures ,n-clude Mr.C.Cookman home from Upper Melbourne ; Mrs.D.Obeme and -on, Mr.Fred Oberne, guests at Mr.G.\tT.Davidson's on Sunday; Messrs.Alien Cookman and Chas Mallette to T'pp«-r Melbourne on Sunday ; Mr.W.Cleary at Mr.J.M.Davidson's re-rently ; Mr and Mrs.J.N.Proulx to South Durham on Sunday ; Miss L.Norris to Bethany week end guest of ter parents ; Mrs.H.Lancaster home ftom Montreal ; Mr.G.T.Davidson and Miss Ethel Davioson to Richmond on Thursday ; Mr J.M.Davidson to Actor.; Mesdames G.T.and W L.Davidson to South Durham the guests of Mrs.A Phillips.The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs J.M.Davidson on Wednesday.Nov.loth.Master Leonard Davidson had the misfortune to fall on the frozen ground on Wednesday evening, spraining his left arm very severely.BOLTON GLEN.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.Tapper, of Hutton, at Mr.D.Browns: Messrs.C H and W.W.Brown to Bolton Centre Tuesday; Mr.H.\tHall home from Man son ville; Mr.and Mrs.D.Brown and little Marion to East Farnham for the week end ; Mr.and Mrs.L.Arthur and Mr.G.McGill at Mr.J.McGill\u2019s Sunday ; E Durrill and little Ciair who uax been spending a couple of weeks at Mr J.Darrell's to her home in Melbo.' -.e Ridge; Mr.Eiwin Stone and family at Mr.J.Neadun\u2019s, Sunday Mrs J McGill, who has been quite sick, is much better.KEATING'S- CLEAN, SAFE, EFFECTIVE #Tbe cleane*!, safe*!, suresi w-y r.t getting rid of wOCirroacbts and C1h*-r houle\t\", td use Keating\u2019- Inject Powder.It is a wonder, fully potent çxtermin-ator of insect file yet it ij ouorless and stainless and not poisonous except to bugs and insects Sold by ail druggists.\t»*2 » 1 &c\u2019' 20c'' 2&t- KING HEY.Arrtvaig and departures include : Mr:- Robinson and her two daugh-vr~, on their way to Alabama visiting Mrs Robinson'-, parents.Mr.and Mrs C Wright, Hr ; Miss G.Bogie, R.chmond.g e-.t of Mr.and Mrs, t W.Doyle over Sunday ; Mr.A W Doyle home after a few days in B Durham ; Mias Lucy Hhaw to Richmond on a ca ;e Messis H R.Bear u F.B.Abercrombie and K.Armstrong to Arthaba-iza to serve as jurymen ; Mr.and Mrs.T P.Morrill, of Rich mond, the guests of relatives for the week end \u2022 Mr R.R.Beard has bought Mr.T.H.Evans\u2019 farm.Mr.Evans intends leaving Kingsey.liplgg MvadelsSOiffi! me erne?Eiisa&et ?055 \u2014 Most Agreeable ' and Surest Cure is Catarrhozone, Which Cures Every Curable Case.Catarrhozone proves especially good in those chronic cases where mucous drops down the throat, sickens the stomach.and pollutes the breath.When , the nostrils are stuffed, only a few j breaths through the inhaler, are needed i to'clear the Passages, and where there ; is coughing- and sore bronchial tubes the soothing, healing properties of Catarrh-ozone act almost as magic.Once you stop taking medicine into the nn°°laKhi an(i set the healing oils and vouVan^Ts^e\t\u201c WO!\"k cure for nose colds l q,U!Ck>.a,ld lastms bronchitis, and sneaker- \u2019 weak ana speakers sore throat.13 YEARS OF CATARRH CURED.As Catarrhozone has cured me of a t atarrhal Cough and Asthma that lasted thirteen years, I feel I can honestly recommend it.I really used all kinds of medicine, but Catarrh-ozone was the Only one that did any real good.I am entirely cured\u2014have no cough, no bad breathing spells, not a sign of a cold or catarrh about me.But I will always occasionally use \u2018Catarrhozone,\u2019 I prize it highly.\" \u2018Mrs.E.L.Osgood.Johnson P-O^Ont.\u2019 The complete §1.00 Outfit of Catarrhozone is sufficient for two months' treatment.and is guaranteed.Smaller size, \">0c., at all dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co., Buffalo, N.Y.and Kingston, I Ont.THE MENDELSSOHN TRIO AND ELIZABETH FOSS, who will appear at His Majesty's Tuesday evening.\t_________ Willeke, of the Kneisel String Quartette.She has atteined a stage of Edith Gyllenburg is apupil of Madame Hopekirk She brings to the trio a delicate touch, combined with firmness and brilliancy, and an insight into the good things musically.In solo and ensemble work she is equally proficient.Miss Elizabeth Foss, the reader, who accompanies the trio, has been selected [or this most difficult position because of exceptional ability, delicate treatment of things both humorous and dramatic; womanly bearing and splendid personality.Many of her readings are given with musical accompaniment.\u2014-«-*- WEST BOLTON.There seems to be no Improvement in the condition of Mrs.R McLaughlin whose serious illness is causing the family much anxiety.Mr.Herbert Turner went to Montreal on Tuesday and accompanied his wife home.Her many friends will he pleased to kttow that she has fully recovered from the severe operation she passed through three weeks ago at the General Hospital, Montreal.Service in the Brill Church has been withdrawn for the past two Sundays owing to the illness of the pastor.Rev.G.C.Wood.Miss Agg^e Wilson, who has recently gone to Weeping Water, Neb., was given a post card shower from her friends here.Latest reports are that she is much better and it is hoped the change may prove beneficial in bringing back her usual good health Recent visitors include Mr.and Mrs.Hiram Williams and Mrs.A.R.McLaughlin, of Foster, at Mr.O.A.McLaughlin\u2019s ; Mr.and Mrs.Alv.n Goddard, of Foster, at the home of his brother, Mr.Henry Goddard; Mr.George Worden, of Brome Centre, at Mr.Wm.Major's ; Mr.H.McLery of South Btukely, at Mr.Harrison Me Lery'g.FEATHERS WANTED ! We pay the highest prices for Goose, Duck, Hen and Turkey Feathers, Furs, Hides, Wool, Beeswax, etc.Prompt returns.Send for price list.CANADA FUR AND FEATHER CO., i 605 Ontario St., E.\ti Dept.4.\t.Montreal.s Underwear is made specially for those who appreciate and can afford \u201cquality\u201d and taste in their clothing.manufacturing it is expensive from start to the exeat care necessary to attain the The process of finish\u2014on account of Every garment is shaped knitting \u2014the edges arej ** GE ET EE\u201d standard ot excellence, to fit the form during the process of all knitted together (not sewn).Each garment is so soft and clean that a baby could wear it without injury to its skin.Made in all sises and weights for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children.^tDUNSW?/v SOLD BY THE BEST DEALERS WORN BY THE BEST PEOPLE We guarantee any \u201cCeetee\u201d garment to bo absolutely unshrinkable Manufactured by The C.TURNBULL CO., of Galt, Ltd.GALT ONTARIO nMnir ^DIRECT frcm FACTORYto KITCHENS ÉÉËBÉ MME \u201c\u201c \u201cf Sate over $25 when mYim OTE RANGE THIS FALL AND WE PÆTthe FREIGHT You can buy DOMINION PRIDE RANGE at Factory Price Direct from the Largest Malleable Range Works in Canada THE price wliicli the Dealer quotes you ou a Range is made up like this \u2014 Manufacturing Cost + Manufacturer\u2019s Profit + Jobber\u2019s Expense of Handling and Selling + Jobber\u2019s Profit + Retailer's Expense of Handling and Selling i Retailer\u2019s Profit + freight.By our direct ''Factory to Kitchen\u201d selling plan all these charges are cut out except the actual manufacturing cost, a small profit, and freight.The difference to you is tlie difference between the $41 to $49 which you pay for a \u201cDOMINION PRIDE\u201d Range and the $69 to $78 which you would have to pay the Dealer for a Range which cost as much to make.Are you anxious to contribute $25 or $30 to the middlemen?In the\u2014¦ CHBRRY RIVER.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.A.I.Turner home on Th .-.day ; Miss Maggie Sullivan and Mrs A.Deline to Sherbrooke for the week end ; Rev.Mr.England, of Ma gog, at Mr.C Turner's on Wednes day Mrs Hirarn Powers, who died on Monday last, was buried here on Thursday.MEN writ* bRKELKY *.Wcl^T/RF- P*teal JkV/tnvj** .\tÜ.CL Here Is a Book Worth Having IT telli about cooking from th\" time the Cave DwHlern usrri to put hot Mooe* in the pot to boil it.The Hook contains interesting information gathered from many sources and is illustrated profusely.The \"Evolnlien ol the look Stove\u201d \u2022 Ho 1-11» all about the \u201c Domini on Pride\" Ranges.Whether you need a Range just, now or not you will enjoy this book.Write 1er tree copy.tr DOMINION PRIDE RANGE\u201d you get a full dollar\u2019s worth of actual stove value for every dollar you pay.The \"DOMINION PRIDE\u201d is made of tough, strong malleable iron and the best blue polished steel\u2014materials that will neither warp, crack nor break, so that it will last a lifetime.It is made in the largest Malleable Iron Range Works in Canada, and each range is backed by our unconditional guarantee.The \"DOMINION PRIDE\u201d looks well, cooks well, saves fuel and is easily cleaned.You\u2019ll be proud of its neat, handsome appearance in your kitchen, and of the appetizing food it will cook to perfeetkn for you.You'll appreciate the ease of keeping its blue polished sleel surface and the bright polished top spick and span with a few rnbs of a cloth.Your husband will he more than pleased with the reduction in the coal or wood bill\u2014for tlie \"DOMINION PRIDE\u201d saves, by actual tests, 30% of the fuel.A \"DOMINION PRIDE\u201d Range, with High Closet Shelf and Elevated Tank or Flush Reservoir, with Zinc Sheet to go under range, 8 sections Blue Polished Steel Pipe and 2 Elbows, will be delivered to any Station in Ontario, Quebec or the Maritime Provinces for $41, or to any Station in the Four Western Provinces for $49\u2014Js to be sent with order and balance to be paid when Range is delivered at your Station.If not convenient to pay cash we will arrange to accept your note.Canada Malleable & Steel Range Mfg.Co.Limited, Oshawa, Ontario.When writing it will be a distinct favor to us if you will mention this paper.\t6 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1911, PAGE NINE, ! Tbe Canada Metal Co.» OF SKIN EffllPTl r Four ChildrenConstantlyScratching.Nearly Tore Limbs Off.Cured in a Month by Cuticura Soap and Ointment POWER OF ADVERTISING! 2010 IS CANADA\u2019S CENTURY.\u2019'Two of my daughters and two of my sons ¦ were suffering from very bad heads, the doctor ordering my daughters to have all their hair cut off so as to prevent it Irom spreading all over their heads, and to get to the seat of the trouble in order to be able to rub some o 1 n t-ment, which i he gave them, well into the sores.These sores started i a s m a Id blotches ¦ - - - ».which »ot larger and larger and then burst and spread ifij.9v?r t}leir heads, and in some cases down their backs and bodies.The doctor said it was eczema, but they seemed to be daily getting worse.The sores formed like little boils, then filled with matter, and looked like abscesses.They became ail inflamed ana irritated, causing them to be constantly ^scratching themselves.This made the sores , Jburst, and the matter flowed all over their ! «cads.Y»e had to cut their finger nails ;and at times to put gloves on their hands, the irritation was so bad, to keep them from digging into the flesh, and at night they would near y tear their limbs off.The bolsters would be literally covered with blood.1 \u2018\u2018The teachers would not let them attend , school for fear of infection spreading among the other children, so I resolved to try the \u2022Cuticura Remedies, which I found to benefit my children greatly.I continued with the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oiutment for I ©ne month, and the result is a marvelous i ^ure.(Signed) George Arthur Robinson, 37, Fitzwilliam St., Hoyland Common, nr.! Barnsley, Yorks., Eng., Jan.3, 1911.Although Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold throughout the world, a liberal sample of each, with 32-p.bookapn the skin will be sent free, on appiication*to Potter D.& C.Corp., *16 Columbus Ave., Boston, U, S.A.TrapperS * send us your FURS and we will pay you the Highest Prices REVtttON FRÈRES LIMITED 134-136 McGill STREET , MONTREAL, P.Q.We will send free to every trapper who sends us furs, our book \u2022¦The Trapper's Loyal Com.panlon\u201d.\t\u2022> 5 i * \u2022# INDUBITABLY The best Babbitt Metal for all general Machinery Bearings is i Harris Heavy Pressore j f (Article in Municipal Development (By E.S.Sutcliffe, Vice-President J.J.Gibbons, Limited Toronto and Montreal.) The Hon.Clifford Siiton when Minister of the Interior, 1896, planned and executed an advertising campaign for Western Canada, which put there a million of people and untold millions of dollars.It is stated that the Canadian Government is the only government in the world which said: \u201cWe will build up our country and make it one of the finest in the world\u2014and we will do it by advertising!\u2019\u2019 We are learning that advertising, when properly directed and intelligently persisted in, is a force greater than any other single force in the world of commerce today.Advertising not only builds up industries to giant proportions, not only builds up cities to greater cities\u2014but can .actually create cities, can actually make a country.Western Canada, created by advertising, could support the whole white population of the United States.While Western Canada (that is, from Manitoba to the Pacific), is growing so fast three new towns are being put on the map every day, and villages which thirty years ago had a population of 100, today are cities of from 125,000 to 200,000 people and people of a great type of character that make a city great; yet Eastern Canada (that is Ontario to the Atlantic Ocean), while not so spectacular in its growth, benefits by the growth of the west in that its factories are working overtime to fill orders and in that its population has increased over 1,000,000 since the last census taken in 1901.Yet Eastern Canada is not attracting in itself the attention that the west is.This is due entirely to the fact that the east does not advertise itself anything like the west.EASTERN CANADA RESOURCES.The resources oi Eastern Canada, including Ontario to the Atlantic, in coal, iron, forests, fisheries, silver, etc., are beyond calculation.It could have a population 0f 40,000,000.How is Eastern Canada to get this population\u2014to wait and grow on merit or to advertise and tell its advantages to the millions?There are millions of people who could benefit themselves by settling in Eastern Canada.There are thousands of factories that could grow rich in Ontario and East and if each province and each town and city knew how quickly still greater development would come by properly letting the world know of their advantages there would be such a civic awakening that the world would look on with the same wonder as it now looks on the development of the golden west.Each Eastern Province should have a promotion bureau similar to Oregon, U.S.0regon, for instance, five years fail to show a broad spirit when we are content to benefit only indirectly through the progressiveness and hustle of our towns around us.As an example of what a conservative town can do, boston.Mass., and its Chamber of Commerce are well worth studying\u2014especially so in educational matters, taxation, fuel supply, transportation, extension of retail trade, etc.Boston, with a population of some 500,0 people, has doubled its membersnip in its Chamber with one year.Its Chamber of Commerce now has 4,000 members.Surely other towns can make a showing fully as creditable in proportion to their populations.SHERBROOKE\u2019S EXAMPLE I might mention the town of Sherbrooke in Quebec Province, having some 18,000 people.Mr.W.Clum recently showed this town its possibilities and in two days some $6,000 was in sight for advertising, Mass meetings of the people showed that the fire of civic pride permeated the whble town.This town will soon look large on the map of Canada.It has an industrial Commissioner, Mr.C.E, Bradford.Ottawa, Ontario, is another city that has recently collected $15,000 in \u2022Write for prices.Limited Fraser Avenue.Toronto.- W.R.BRAOLEY&SON, Undertakers and Embalmers The most up-to-date Hearse and Stock in the city.Satisfaction guaranteed.59 Frontenac St., Sherbrooke.Bell \u2019phone 297.People\u2019s \u2019phone.CHEERFUL HOMES Good light is one of the filings that makes a cheerful home at night.TOE ALADDIN LAMP gives a soft, white light, and is easily handled by anyone familiar with kerosene.Write to-day for catalog.W.J.DOBB Sherbrooke.Alex.Aies A Sons Wholesale and Retail Butchers, Packers & Carers Public Cold Storage 279 Wellington St., Sherbrooke LIVE POULTRY WANTED We will pay you good prices for all \u2019 classes of live poultry ; a special price for broilers, young chickens and ducks of all sizes, also fowl are in good demand.We pay express charges.Write us and we will quote you prices.A.U.HILLHOUSE, Bondville, Que.MOTICE\u2014CRUELTY A*y perso»» wltnesslni act» t>! ruelty to animal», »!\u2022»¦\u2022 r»*ort at t)»C» til «.*.g.A.INSPHOTO* ago aggregated but $5,000,000 in its dairy output; last year it was $17,-000,000\u2014 and the increase was due to advertising.The Provinces of Western Canada can each furnish magnificent examples of wonderful development due t0 advertising.Towns and cities of Eastern Canada should each have industrial Commissions, of the right sort, like hundred of Western Canadian and American cities.The story of how Memphis, Tenn., found its feet would be an inspiration to any city, In fact the story of the development of Dallas, Seattle, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Caigary, etc., reads like the romance of those gigantic industries whose reputations, in our lifetime, have become worldwide by advertising.The Toronto, Ontario, Exhibition is an example of what can be accomplished when a body of men -make up their minds to have a standing utton,and locks on the shank,at the same time drawing the collar together and jiving'the tight-dosed .Lïi^X^lront effect so much desired.lA Sizes\u20142 for 25c.When You Buy Underwear Again Ask For Number Pen Before you outfit yourself for fall, À^ winter and early spring\u2014 Look for this trade - mark every time you spend money for underwear.A-UN SHRINKABLE V.Your Dealer Has It The store you should trade at includes among its most reliable merchandise the Pen-Angle line of urn derwear for men, women and children\u2014and leads that line with number 95\u2014the weight that exactly suits almost every weather condition and that is just the comfort-quality you have long sought in underwear.Knit To Fit\u2014and Does Every garment is so shaped in the special Pen-Angle knitting process that not even repeated trips to the wash-tub will make it lose its exquisite contour.It is soft, fleecy, perfect-fitting, and more moderate in price than you would imagine such quality could be sold for.Ask Your Dealer To Show You Number 95 A HINT FOR DEALERS This extensively advertised underwear will be in keen demand at your store.You know you can vouch for its quality, because you have our gnarantee to offer everyone who buys it.Be advised, and order a full assortment of Number 95 at once PENMANS LIMITED '\t\u201e\t,\t__ _ PARIS CAN AD A j il0Siery Sweaters Underwear Quality Incomparable A Wholesome Food A Most Nourishing and Economical Food Rival Bread for Economy i At Your Grocers For Large Families Try a Tin or Cardboard Package Sizes, 25c.to 35c.For Small Families r y our » « j» \u2014 Packages, 5c.ona 10c.i 435700^606 PAGE TEN\\ SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER U, 1911.Original and Only Genuine Beware Imitations on tne Merits Kce25cts.|irüe.D'SîiNIMEïïT LIMITED Minatd s Liniment Dr.L.C.Bachand SPECIALIST eye, ear, nose, throat, and ELECTRO-THERAPY.At St.Vincent Hospital S to 19 10 am.; at 1* Brooks street 19 to S p.m.Free consultations for electrical cures from 10 am.to 5 j.m.dsLy except Sunday* 17 Brooks Street SHERBROOKE, QU3 o\tKCOMMMKI g o tASÜSJi ÎOWMBIPS HOTELS g O\tr, ELAKSHAM: \u2014 MONTCALM HOTEL \u2014 i eomnlete\u2019.y recc.Tated.\troom».a«L phone No.a.H.Fs Batalon* Prop* Earn ham « ____ BALMORAL HOTEL \u2014 i Cornroercia! travel!ers\u2019 tone.Sample foonii, \u201dDCi« Phone 24, Ji A.Lhocnev-e, Granby \u2014 Windsor hotel, t.a, Lynch, Prop., recently ol Montreal.Granby i »v?.y AGOG, UNION EL MAS£ Cnlette* THE GRA.NBY \u2022 HOME\u20195 tome.A.W.Coibx * Coi REMODEL-Garteaa à aewi» tnrnmheâ* too « BROOS3 HOUSE \u2014 leadms enmmertial traTeller»' Aome, trom tome.-1.N.Hndon.Prop- JV\" ATERLOC It» The lead.BUSINESS GmUB GENERAI* C I N TRACTOR B* rr V: LAPLANT3 A CO.C-r.Nr-r.AL U Jeostractorm.Métropole Bldg.Be\u2014 667 CIVIL E NGINEEP.S A SUB\\ i-YORS, It is simply impossible for this space-saving IDEAL Folding Bed to close accidentally.It is self-balancing in any position.Works with springs, not weights, and is so light and perfectly balanced that a child can operate it.All metal \u2014therefore vermin-proof.No parts to work loose, wear out or break.Bedding kept in perfect order, always open to air.Canopy permits artistic draping\u2014open or closed it is a handsome piece of furniture.Be sure and ask for the IDEAL Folding Bed, and see that it bears our trade mark.^ Ask for name of dealer nearest you.\t> Write for Free Folder Wo.fibt IDEAL.BEDDING C MONTREAL - TORONTO - WINNIPEG THE ONLOOKER COMMENTS.The Histrionic Appui.O.LIMITED 29 Dr.STANLEY\u2019S POWEBFUL WHITE LINIMENT f K.ADDIS.C.E.Q.L.S., QUEBEC.VT.Om:-;.St.Peter St.rtestseac-e, 4S de Sala.benr St., Tel.cchtec'-tt».Ali A.v kinci :.COATICOO : i Surreror.QUE.P- - \u2014=¦ MIGK AULT, Q\u2018 Lizi S-TTrj'r.\tS-Ui riTTçja o! 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liniment to get Dr.Stanley 3 p.- \u2014- tv - Liniment.Yours truly, James Chisholm, Musquo-dobott Hi:'hr.N.S.SaCBED HEART HOSPITAL.\u2014Sherbrooke, Que., March !2't, r 9 -\t:1 rhs.I-'resier.To or.\" n à; Co., Cookshire, Que., Gent.emen: in a .it - with my promise to give your \"Dr.Stanley's White Lintment rr::-'.in ¦ or Hospital, I de sure to state that we have n .- -.: - r petrle troubled with Rheumatism and sores o! verr -us kin-i-.end the result in each case was highly satisfactory.We renao\u2014n.7 .rs respeotialiv, The Rev.Sisters, Sacred Heart Hospi \"RHEUMATISM CURED.\" \u2014 Mrs.Mann.Volger's Cove, N.S.Ch r \u2014^3 lari up for months with Rheumatism and could -f\u2014\t- -r.r-v :: - aid o: a crutch.I secured a bottle of your jjr '' S-V-Âv * Pr T.\u2019erfu; White Liniment.from J.S.Volger, mer-thant.'o: this pIs- e- After several applicaticns I got relief, ana now I am r well as ever and can go without the use of m?crutch.\"-7 -.- t - re rmmend your Lininient for Mumps, s-3 cured my daughter.Celeste, when nothing else would give relief.\" For nearly all young people the art of the actor has a fascination even beyond contemplative admiration.A very natural ambition exists in probably every other one of us to try his own skill in theatrical representation, if only in an amateur production on a local stage.And this almost universal sympathy with the histrionic art and artist accounts for the remarkable popularity of the theatre in all countries.As a drawing card for youthful enthusiasm, interest, and co-operation.the amateur theatrical performance is always successful.Educative as well as entertaining, broadening in its influence on a participants practical knowledge of artistic effect in utterance or movement, the amateur production is a desirable feature in rhe social life of any town.Probably in its simplest form, as mere amusement, rather than as a means to earn money for charity, do local performers give greatest pleasure to those who take active part in them.Any local theatrical club would attract bright and ambitious young people, and an association of this nature should find a place waiting in even the smaller communities, where, even should a play of length be out of the question, individual recitation or one-act sketches would be possible.There is.moreover, an ever-ready local interest in local productions, and a good audience at any local try-out is assured.Where local associations exist, able to produce good plays, interchange Of visits and productions is very interesting and provides novelty.Many amateur productions are superior to the average small town show, and might well be produced in neighboring towns as well as in the home community.One feature usually overlooked by local theatrical associations is a literary or stage department for the study of the history of the stage and the theatre, and an acquaintance with plays and players, past\tand present.Vastly entertaining\tthis department can be made, for the lives of great dramatists and actors are never commonplace or dull, and many are as full of real \u2018'heroics\u2019\u2019 as of sham \"heroics\u201d on the boards.Reference books and magazines should be available, for the present and past should be studied together.Eastern Townships young people, who are preparing for the winter\u2019s study and amusement, might\twell give a corner, however transitory or amateur, to a consideration or imitation of the histrionic artist.admitted, the enrollment would be considerably increased in a centre where many families resident in the town would extend their patronage.That the institution is in every respect desirable is proven by Compton\u2019s somewhat belated attempt to persuade the school to remain.The decision of the trustees will be awaited with interest.To the satisfaction of the public concerned, the institution will not be removed from this part of the province, but in one of our E.T.centres will continue usefully to serve the educational needs of the younger generation.A New Citadel HEAD ACHE Stop it In y minutes, without any harm to any part of your system, by taking \"NA-DRU-CO\u201d Headache Wafers\t111 National Druq and Chemical Co.of Canada Limited, Montreal.27 WE PAY THE POST Handkerchiefs are Always \\ Acceptable as Christmas Gifts ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY COME FROM OGILVY\u2019S.***** ïétit*$*********** ***** ***************** % a « | STEEL TANKS AND PLATE WORK For Every Storage Purpose, WE INVITE REQUESTS FOR ESTIMATES.& Co.Lid, , .O.U.UO «\t»*«., «\tSHBRS3COKB, SUB.The Salvation Army marks an im portant event in its local history in the opening for use of that society\u2019s new Citadel.Through opposition, stress, and oftentimes hardships, the Army has continued for several years in Sherbrooke, increasing in member ship and assisting the poor.Through evolution, of a kind difficult to explain, the Army has taken up the greater part of the welfare work once\u2018included in the work of the churches.The Roman Catholic Church alone has an organization for the relief of the sick, aged and poor, that is at all adequate to relieve systematically these unfortunates in their parishes.The Protestant churches have left this problem to the welfare societies and the Salvation Army.In this connection the Army adherents do a work that has received worldwide recognition.Their efforts need no apologist, and their local growth is a cause for gratification on their part and congratulations from fellow-citizens.Here are three lines that for genuine value have surpassed : Children\u2019s Handkerchiefs, 3 In a box, with colored border, 12Jc box, or two boxes for 25c, with or without initial, postpaid.never been ' Plain and Crossbar Irish Linen H a n d k erchiefs, sold regular 75c, Mail Order Special, 3£c each, or 40c per dozen, post paid.Irish Linen Handkerchiefs \u2014 quality perfect, 4 and J inch hem.Sold regular $1.05 doz.Mail Order Spec-80c doz., postpaid.Winter Underwear and Hosiery for Men and Women Men\u2019s Turnbull's 8 Kell arid Women\u2019s White Cashmere Wool Shirts and Drawers front Vests and Drawers, all sizes, $1.60 np, postpaid.\t(;t $1.50 each, postpaid.Women\u2019s Extra Heavy Black Cashmere Hose.50c pair, postpaid.Special yalue, St.Catherine and Mountain Sts., Montreal The King's Hall Chatge.C.CBSPSATT, 6SSR-l/TO* *-*!, Pro v aû L&nd Hocit-A*» Esrj £.-*\u2022\t1*3.IA Rmans Douglas a Quebec Lai ÜtUiosj er.i »»7i« 830.LE.MAGOG.Qaetec Lend Barney or._R *ar7*j-», a.l kffiiAi I*le- ¦rok-Esl.^ r MORRIS, STOCK BROKER, S7 .c>t«7>r-r>nfc Set-ars, Sîierbroofc*.Sr-U, o-V.-.Co-.-.-*- h««ht A-od «ffid r.'trr.' 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