Sherbrooke daily record, 5 décembre 1911, mardi 5 décembre 1911

[" r herbrooke Daily Record Eg^ablished 1897 SHERBÜOOKE, QUE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5,\t1911.ONE CENT tin chaiheii MM AS SPÏ.Portsmouth^Magistrate Would Not Allow film Out on Bail.Council Orders Formal Notice To Be Giveo.PROVISION FOR CITY COMMISSIONERS\u2014PROPOSED SOUTH WARD DIVISION \u2014 ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY NEXT.The regular monthly session of the City Council was held last night, Mayor C.W.Cate in the chair.The Aldermen present were : Denault, Le-doux, Howard, Simoneau, L.H.Olivier, White, Jenckes, Thompson, De-saulniers and C.F.Olivier.The Secretary read the formal notice prepared by the City Attorney, ashing for certain amendments to the Charter.As this notice had to be given one month before the Session opened at Quebec it was decided to pass it without discussion, the Council having the power of cancelling any amendment requested by the notice.No other amendments could be asked for, however.The notice covered the following amendments, among others which have already been published .Division of South Ward in two ; power to invest sinking funds ; changing date of municipal elections to a date a month earlier ; power to appoint Commissioners ; power to change basis of representation, etc., etc.The Council will meet on Monday night to draft up the bill covering these amendments.STREET RAILWAY AND KING STREET.A long petition was read from the residents of King street asking that the Council take steps to compel the Sherbrooke Railway and Power Company to run their line on King Hill.Commenting on the petition Aid.Denault said that it was the intention of the Council to protect the citizens of this important section, but aa far as he saw the Council could do nothing until the time given the Street Railway to complete the work had expired.The contract had only been signed a year ago, consequently they had still another year.Aid.Howard drew the attention of the Council to the fact that shortly the line would have to he built to Little Canada, and the present condition of the Belvidere Bridge would not permit of running the line over it.It was decided to leave the entire matter in the hands of the Special Committee for a complete report.CARTERS ARE COMPLAINING Aid.C.F.Olivier read a petition from, the carters asking' that a stand be built for them near the Aylmer Bridge.They objected to their present stand back of the incinerator.The matter was left in the hands of the Real Estate Committee.REMOVING SNOW FROM STREETS.At the request of the Road Committee The Sherbrooke Railway and Power Company wrote the Council stating the terms on which they proposed to remove the snow from the streets.The letter stated that the Company would charge the city ten per cent, of cost for power used and other expenses, and each party would pay 50 per cent, of the total cost.Aid.Howard though the city would perhaps save money by accepting the offer, and made a motion that it be accepted.The motion was seconded by Aid.Simoneau.Aid.Denault opposed the motion, claiming that the work would have to he done at night.The morning was the time the snow should be removed.In his estimation the present system was satisfactory.Aid.Howard looked at the economic side of the bargain and pressed for a vote which resulted as follows : For\u2014Aid.Howard, Aid.Simoneau and Aid.L.H.Olivier.Opposed \u2014Aid.Denault, Ledoux, White, De-saulniers, Jenckes, Thompson and C.F.Olivier.VALUATORS SEND IN ACCOUNT.The Secretary submitted the Valuators\u2019 account, which was for $1,200.The Aldermen appeared rather dazed (Continued on Page 0.) HCTIVUIES OF WAS IN MERCHANT MARINE.AND INTERESTED HIMSELF A-ROUND NAVAL DOCK, Portsmouth, England, Dec.5.j(Spe-cial.) - Heinryes Grosse Captain-in\tthe\tGer- man merchant marine, was arrested on charges of being a spy and arraigned today at the Police Court House.The Magistrate remanded him for a week, without- allowing him out on hail.Captain Grosse has been in Portsmouth for several weeks, according to the statement of the attorney for the prosecution.He interested himself mainly in finding out .amount of reserves of coal in Naval Dock yard here, and also numbers of men stationed at Naval Barracks in readiness to complete complete complements of reserve ships of navy.MIT lût FIB $15,000.Great International Firm Uu \u201cTea congests the liver, you say?So Fve got to quit.Well, what do you know about this Postum?(A month later) \u201cMomin\u2019 Doc, yes feeling fine, thanks.Say, you did give me a scare about my liver, but it was all true, I reckon.ben 1 quit the tea and went on with Postum, I began to feel better in two days and now Fve quit the army of tea cranks for good.\u201cSure, 1 belong to the Postum army, and know where my comfort is.\u201d \u201cThere\u2019s a Reason\" Po&ia Cereal Co .Lfci.Tindaor, Ontario Ccnarteay of Jcuigs) Get the RIGHT IDEA about GLASSES We have had 26 years experience in optical work and can make you a pair of glasses that will prove SATISFACTORY Our parlors are at 141 WELLINGTON ST.Sherbrooke.j.c.McConnell & co.OPTICIANS B RICHMOND.The Presbyterian and Social Workers of Chalmers Presbyterian Church will hold a sale of fancy and useful articles, also home made candy, on Saturday, Dec.16tn.Rev.Mr.Sutherland, of Kingsbury, conducted the morning service in Chalmers Presbyterian Church on Sunday.In the afternoon Miss Dickson, a returned missionary from China, addressed the Grace Mission Band.She also spoke at the evening service, her subject being the \u201cEducation of South China,\u2019\u2019 which was very interesting.Mr.R.J.Hewton left Monday morning for Matapedia, K.S.The W.C.T.U.met this afternoon at the home of Mrs.J.Ewing.Practice is being held daily for the annual Christmas tree and entertainment in connection with the Methodist Church, which will take place Friday, 22nd.The annual Christmas tree and entertainment of the Presbyterian Church will he held Thursday, 21st.Miss G.Campbell to Coaticook on 1 a visit to Dr.and Mrs.Fraser.Mr.G.Gilchrist has moved into his new house on Cleveland avenue.Mr.A.Roy, from Montreal, where he spent the week-end, guest of his parents.Mr.F.T.Mappin is in Sherbrooke this week attending the meeting of the St.Francis District Deanery.NORTON, YT.AND STANHOPE.Miss Adelia Dionne, wno has been sick for the past week, died at Fr.Goyette\u2019s house on Tuesday at the age of 73 years.She leaves quite a number of relatives as well as friends to mourn her loss.The funeral was on Thursday morning at St.Suzanne of Stanhope Catholic Church.Arrivals and departures include : Mr.and Mrs.D.S.K.Sherman and son.Dean, home from Coaticook, P.Q.,; Mr.and Mrs.O.H.E.Webster, of Coaticook, P.Q., guests of Mr.and Mrs.John Cunnington recently; Miss L.Marshall, of Orleans, Yt., with her brother, Mr.Y.G.Marshall ; Miss Irene and Hanford Carpenter and Elmer Marsh home from C.H.S., Canaan, Vt., for Thanksgiving holidays ; Miss G.Welch home from Coaticook ; Mr.and Mrs.Ed.Belle-feuil to Coaticook on Monday ; Mr.J.Hawkins who is holding meetings in Disviiie Baptist Church was here to preach on Sunday in the Baptist Church ; Mr.and Mrs.E.J.Parson and dau?hter.Leona, of Island Pond, Yt-, Thanksgiving at Mrs.C.Nelson's.-?- MASSAWIPPI.The members of the \u201cGet Together Club'\u2019 which assembled at Mr.G.P.Hitchcock's on Wednesday evening, were considerable in excess of the 1st (meeting.Alter games and a social time the guessing contest took place, upon the number of kernels of corn in a bottle.The guessing ranged all the way from 300 to 700 and up.The youngest one present.Master Gerald , Colt, aged 8 years, last month, had the \u201cbest eyes to see\u2019\u2019 of all.guessing within ten of the right number which was 710.and this won the prize, a ! nice china candle holder.Mr.Stewart j Taylor went away up and the booby ; prize fell to him, a \u201cblind pig\u201d of \\ small dimensions, suitable for holding j cash and hard to get out\u2014just what Stewart needed.The table decora-tion was pretty.Besides pop corn and apples the centre was filled with evergreens surrounding a com cob house.Colored paper ribbons added to the effect.The evening passed merrily with conundrums for guessing.At 11 the guests bade their hostess, Miss Hitchcock, good night, who, during the evening gave constant attention, that all might enjoy themselves ; also, Miss E.Woodward, who assisted.-?- LAKE MEGANTIC.Mrs.Allan Mclver, of Echo Yale, who has spent the past two weeks at Lingwick visiting friends, returned home again on-Saturday.Mrs.M.M.Morrison, who has returned from the hospital in Montreal where she has been undergoing treat ment for rheumatism, has gone to Brownville to spend some time with her daughter.Mrs.Allan McLeod, of Echo Yale, who has been on the sick list for the past two or three months, was able to go to Winslow last week to visit relatives.Miss Annie Beaton, who has been to the hospital in Montreal since she came home from the States a month ago, has returned home much improved in health.The Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Barnabas\u2019 Church intend holding a sale of useful and fancy articles in the Masonic Hall about Dec.12th.Refreshments will be served during the evening.A programme is also being prepared, and it is expected that Persons' Orchestra will be present.BALDWIN\u2019S MILLS.Arrivals and departures : Mr.H.C.! Pond and son, Henry, from Stan-I stead,- here recently; Mr.R.Mark-! well, Stanstead, calling on relatives; ; Mr.W.Keeler, of Sherbrooke, home Wt****¦ *********>»>**** ******»«-» + *«\u2022*£**»+>*#\u2022 I STEEL TANKS AND PLATE WORK ! For Every Storage Purpose.WE INVITE REQUESTS FOR ESTIMATES.No medicine will keep you in as good health ST as will the regular use of MAGI The Water of Quality SS, k Yet\tia not a medicine \u2014juat a pure, wholesome; spring lb water.after n few days with friends in quest of deer; Miss E.Dearborn home to Coaticook after visiting friends.A Christmas entertainment is in course of preparation by teacher and pupils of the village school.Mrs.John Forbes, who has been in failing health for the past few months, does not improve.Mrs.Melvin Martin does not regain her health and strength sufficiently to please her friends.Among the fortunate sportsmen this season in these parts arc : Mr.Jos.Lapointe, Mr.E.M.Doyle, of Wa-terville, and Mr.Geo.Terrill, of Stanstead, each securing a fine deer.Mr.Fred Young, of Stanhope, and Mr.G.T.R.bper also had good luck.dm y « COMPTON.The.St.James Church Guild will hold their annual sale and fancy articles in the Town Hall Thursday December 7th.Afternoon tea will be served from 3 to (> In the evening an entertainment will be given by King's Hall and other local talent.Mr.N.H.Laufent has returned home from St.Charles Seminary, Sherbrooke owing to the weakness of his eyes which prevents him from taking the Christmas examinations.Miss Cora Davis of Lornoxville, spent the week-eha in Compton with her sister, Mrs.Pomeroy.Mr.T.P.Paige has closed %;ut his business here and returned to Coati-cock, his former place of residence Mr.Savary and son are taking possession of the property vacated by Mr.Paige.Miss L.Hearth, whose death occurred in Hulland last week, was well and favorable known by many in this locality.Mr.Lemieux has sold his mill at Compton Station, and it is reported is leaving town soon for Che west.Mrs.M.Cochrane one of the old-est residents of this place is in failing health.-4- MOE\u2019S RIVER.Mr.and Mrs.Edward Lennon, en-tertainea a few friends on Thursday evening in honor of their guests, Miss Annie Lennon and Mr.Frank W.Yigneault, of Littleton, N.H., A bountiful supper was served at nine o'clock.The invited guetts were Mr.and Mrs.John Boudreau, of Compton Mr.and Mrs.L.Hebert, Misses Alice Ayer and Mary Naylor, W.Luce, E.Naylor, and A.Lennon of Cook-shirc.Cards and music passed the evening pleasantly.Arrivals and Departures: Mr.and Mrs.R.J.Walsh, of Waterville, at Mr.Ayer's over Sunday; Mr.E.E.Bellam, to Beebe Junction on Monday; Mr.and Mrs.C.A.Parsons to Hillhurst, Sunday; Master Fred Ayer, back to his school at Lennoxville; Messrs.F.Aldrich, and W.Luce, to North Hatley over Sunday.FROM TOWNSHIPS (Continued from Page 1.) regular session of the Council, held yesterday, there was a full board present.The following bills were ordered paid : Joseph P.Benoit, $5.00; Gcrin & Boulay, $-1.45; John Munroe, $3.50; li.Boudreau, $8.75; Jas.P.Little, $9.50; S.A.Hyatt, $-7.05 ; Chas.Lafoe, $30.25; B.A.Crosby, $5.00.The secretary was instructed to ask the Provincial Government for a grant for the work on the dyke at Moe\u2019s River, and also that a lecture on good roads be given some time in January.Messrs.Geo.Edgecombe and Justin Fortier were appointed road inspectors.COATICOOK.Mrs.Thomas Christie is visiting friends at Hatley for a few days.Mr.C.A.Fox is in Montreal for few days.Mr.Charles Kennedy, who has been engaged as,J>ianist at \u201cHis Majesty\u2019s\u201d Theatre in Sherbrooke, for some time, has returned home.The annual sale of magazines and periodicals for the Free Reading Room and Library will be held in the Guild Hall this (Tuesday) evening at 8 o\u2019clock.JOHNVILLE.Arrivals and departures include : Miss Fannie Warner home after spending a few days with friends in Sher brooke ; Mr.W.Tubbs, of Sawyer-ville, guest of his uncle, Mr.W.C.Smith ; Mr.and Mrs.W.E.Loth-rop to Huntingville.Coaticook\tHouse\u2014Popular Home for travellers.A.A.Pomeroy, Prop D.Mc MA.NAM Y & CO.Sherbrooke.Que.(Inc.) < ! 4 j i'j n -\u2014ip xisusft*uua»**4+**\u2018t**«#tr##9#4*4l W.H.BRAÜLEY&SOH, Undertakers and Embalmers The moat up-to date Hearse and Block in the city.Satisfaction guar-an teed.59 Frontenac St., Sherbrooke, Bell \u2019phone Ï97.People\u2019s \u2019phone.VICTORY FOR MOM COLLEGE.Representatives From That Instl-tullon Carry Off Trophy WERE UP AGAINST LEADING COLLEGES IN STATES AND CANADA IN JUDGING COMPETITION.Macdonald College, at Ste.Anne de Bellevue, won a striking victory over all other American and Canadian agricultural colleges in the stock judging contest at the United States Stock Yards in Chicago on Satur day.This is the annual competition engaged in by representatives of agricultural colleges in judging cat tie, which forms a part of their training.There were entries from all the leading colleges of the United States and a number from Canada.They were easily the winners and were awarded the trophy.Macdonald College was represented at the judging competition held at the Sherbrooke Fair last year.It is interesting to note that the judging competitions such as mentioned above were first inaugurated in the Province of Quebec, and is steadily becoming an important feature with farmers\u2019 ons.It will be noticed that since the competition was started here, that several of the other fairs in the province have also put aside a certain appropriation for prizes in this connection.GET 40 PER CENT.OF $.',000 SCHOLARSHIP AWARD.A further despatch from Chicago says : \u201cThe five boy team of Macdonald College, Quebec, was declared the most efficient, and to this school will go forty per cent, of the $5,000 Armour scholarship award, together with the international trophy for judging.The Macdonald winners\u2019 names arc Campbell, Ness, Robertson, Ford and Gibbon.\u201cThe winning team was trained by Prof* or Barton, their training consisting of inspection» on leading stock farms in Quebec, with special studies in the Eastern Townships.\u201d RECITAL AT KNOWLTON.Knowlton, Dec.\"i.\u2014(Special),\u2014 The recital under the auspices of the Young Ladies\u2019 Circle of the Methodist Church, held in the Pettes'Memorial Hall on Saturday evening was an unqualified success, and a most enjoyable affair.Although handicapped by uncertain weather, the attendance was fair ly large.The programme was well arranged, each number received con-mendation by the audience, and the encores were gracefully given.Every one who'has- beea 'fortunate to hear Miss Bradford in her Church solos has enthusiastically praised her beautiful voice, and on Saturday evening she simply captivated her hearers.She has a magnificient voice sweet and mellow with periect control and no apparent effort in its rendition.Tbs encore which she gave to her last number displayed her voice ad-mi rahly- Miss Doherty, elocutionist, contribu-teù largely to the evening's entertain, ment, and her reception was but an earnest of the deep appreciation of those present.Her personality is one that impresses itself on her hearers.The monologue, \u201cAfter the Ball,\u2019 was most striking, and caused a good deal of laughter.The last number of the programme, a sketch en titled \u201cThe happy pair,\u2019\u2019 produced by Miss Doherty, and Mr.King was undoubtedly splendid, and was great ly enjoyed.Much can be said too of Mr.King\u2019s ability as an elocutionist.His diction in \u201cAux Italiens\u201d was perfect One who helped to make the evening\u2019s entertainment a success was Mrs.Fay, violinist who is always welcome from the first number to the last and each time she is listened tiieded to with greater appreciation than before.On Saturday night she showed great capibiiity and skill.Her techingue is admirable, and her selections were well calculated to give them the prominence they deserve.The nearty encores she respon-df-d to were well deserved.The following was the programme; Instrumental solo, Mrs.Fay, Recitation \u201cA Kill\u2019s Composition on Moth-U's\u201d by A Henry Shuta.Miss Dohertv Yi cal solo, \u201cThe Nightingale\u2019s Song\u2019\u2019 by Ethelbert Nevin, Miss Bradford; Recibaticta, \u201cAux Italitns \u201d S>y Lyt-ten, Mr.A.M.King; Vocal Solo \u201cr ir.'g, Smite , Slumber\u201d by Gounod Miss Bradford; Monologue \u201cAfter tue Ball,\u201d by Anon, Miss Doherty; Violin Solo \u201cPoeme Elongrois \u201c(op Tfi) by Jeno Hubay Mrs.Fay;Recita-tion, \"Pride\u201d by Dr.Drummond, Mr.King; YTocal Solo, \u201cI cannot help loving thee.\u201d by Clayton Jobes, Miss Bradford; Sketch \u201cThe Happy Pair\u201d THOUGH IT\u2019S \"ONLY AGO LD\u201d-STOP IT BEFORE IT STOPS YOU Have you ever heard of a case of catarrh, bronchitis, inflammation of the lungs, or pleurisy that did not start with a common cold?Every cold you catch has in it the makings of one or other of these diseases, if itcanbreakdownyotlrdefences.And even if it does not develop into something more dangerous, it will keep you thoroughly miserable for a week or two at least.The wise course, as soon as you feel the cold coming on, is to start taking Na-Drn-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne, and keep it up till the cold is knocked out completely.This splendid cough syrup will do the trick quickly and thoroughly.You can feel perfectly safe in taking Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne, or in giving it to your cli 1 *ren.We\u2019ll gladly give your physican a listof its ingredients if you like.Your Druggist can supply either 2 sc.or 50c.bottles.The National Drug & Chemical Co.of Canada, Limited.117 Try This Pinex \u201cSixteen Ounces of Cough Syrup\u201d A Family Supply for 50^ Saving $2.The Surest, Quickest Remedy You Ever Used or Money Refunded.A ! ough remedy that saves you $2 and Ik guaranteed to give quicker, better results than anything else, is surely worth trying.And one trial will show you why i inex is used in more homes in the U.S.:nd Canada than any other cough remedy.You will he pleasantly surprised by the way it takes right hold of a cough giving almost instant relief.It will usually stop the most obstinate, deep-seated cough in twenty-four hours, ami is unequaled for prompt results in whooping cough.A .,0-m-nt bottle of Plnnx, when mixed with home-made sugar syrup, makes sixteen ounces of the best cough remedy ever used.Easily prepared In five minutes\u2014directions In package.The taste is pleasant\u2014children take It willingly.Stimulates the appetite and I» slightly laxative\u2014both excellent feature;;.Splendid for croup, hoarseness, asthma, bronchitis and other throat troubles, and a highly successful remedy for Incipient lung troubles.J'lnex is a special and highly concentrated compound of Norway White I'lno extract, rich In gualacol and other natural healing pine elements.Simply mix with sugar syrup or strained honey, In a 10-oz.bottle, and It Is ready for use.I\u2019lnex has often been imitated, but never mieeessfidly, for nothing else will produre )he srnc results.The genuine is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money refunded.Certificate of guarantee is wrapped in each package Your druggist lias 1'lncx or will gladly get It for you.If not, send to The Pinex Co., Toronto, Ont.Pretty Holiday Neckwear At BAYLEY\u2019S For Christmas we have a very large assortment i f all the Latest Novelties in the most artistic designs in our Neckwear Department.Each piece purchased by a customer will be put in a neat box for presentation, The following is only a partial list : French hand embroidered neckwear in Jabots, Stock Jabots.Coat Collars, Dutch Collars, Some have touches of colors worked in.They range in price from 25c to $3.50 each.New York\u2019s latest fads we are showing in similar lines as the above.Eeal Irish Lace Jabots from $1.00 up.Fancy Lace Collars of every description in all the newest shapes from 25c up.Large Jabots, both side and front effect.We invite early inspection to the above lines while the assortment is complete.HAND BAGS.A prominent feature of style is in the Hand Bag a lady has.We are showing the new designs both in European and New York styles.Among lots is the \u201c Gaby Deslys \u201d now being featured by Macey\u2019s of New York.The Xmas shopping has fairly begun and we suggest the morning for your own comfort, but will do our best at all times to serve you well.L.A.BAYLEY by S.Tbeyjfe Smith, Miss Doherty and Mr.King.FAVOR CHURCH UNION.Kingsbury, Dec.5.\u2014(Special)\u2014The result of the vote taken in the Presbyterian congregations of Flodden and Kingsbury showed that all those entitled to vote were in favor of church union.SLEIGHING IS NOT GOOD.West Shefford, Dec.5.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Winter has struck us, with the thermometer registering 8 below zero on Monday morning.Unfortunately, there is not sufficient snow for good sleighing.SCOTSTOWN LIBERALS MEET.Scotstown, Dec.5.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Hunt Liberal Club held its regular monthly meeting last Saturday night.There was a large attendance.Aside from the different items on the programme there were several questions discussed which are of vital interest to all Liberals.CELEBRATED SILVER WEDDING.Dixville, Dec.5.\u2014(Special) \u2014 The home of Mr.and Mrs.George E.McIntyre was the scene of a pleasant gathering on Saturday evening, the occasion being the 25th anniversary of their marriage.They were presented with a complete dinner set, besides a number of smaller gifts.The evening was passed in social intercourse and music, after which very delicious refreshments were served.WILL APPEAR BEFORE PRESBYTERY.Kingsbury, Dec, 5.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Messrs.Crombie, Torrance and Wa tors will represent the congregations of Flodden and Kingsbury to-day at a meeting of the Quebec Presbytery to be held in Sherbrooke.At that meeting the call to the Rev.H.O.Sutherland to Lancaster, Ont., will be discussed.DEPEND UPON THE MOON.Bedford, Dec.5.\u2014(Special).\u2014That single Satellite attendant of the earth, commonly known as the moon is probably appreciated this year by the local Bedford people as never before now that the twon is without an electric light plant, no lanterns are needed during the full moon period.WILL OPEN NEW QUARRY.Graniteville, Dec.5.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mr.James Brodie has gone to Hebert, Que., where he has bought' a quarry of pink stone for monumental purposes, and expects to do a big business in the spring.Ifi PNtf of ideas, who have some inventive ability ffilr nJ please write OKKELKV .1- Mcl.NTIBE.\u2022¦\u2022¦si» Patent Àtfcanwra» Vr»*hluir*^Mu D.C^1 ENTIRELY BALD Her Hair Commenced to Grow After Two Weeks\u2019 Use of Newbro\u2019s Herpicide \u201cFever caused me to be entirely bald.-I had siven up all hope of again having hair when X was advised to use Herpicide.After two weeks my hair commenced to grow.I now have the most beautiful head of hair anyone ever saw.Praise to Newbro\u2019s Hcrpicidc.\u2019\u2019 Thus writes Mrs.Howard Bailey, of Bellevue, Mich.We can point to thousands of instances where the proper use of Herpicide has been followed by a remarkable growth of hair.Newbro\u2019s Herpicide is the original remedy which kills the dandruff germ and stops falling hair.Une Dollar Size Bottles are sold and guaranteed by all druggists.Send 10c.in postage for simple and booklet to The Herpicide Co., Dept.K.Detroit, Mich.Applications may be obtained at the best barbers and hair dressers.W.H.-Griffith, Special Agent.Prmember my face-yori \" DIPLOMA FOR PEN OF SHEEP, Nicolet Falls, Dec.5.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Mr.H.I.Elliott has just been awarded a very artistically designed diploma from the Eastern Townships Agricultural Association for the best pen of Southdown sheep at the exhibition held in September last.EATON CORNER.Arrivals and Departures; Mrs.L.Osgood, Birchton; Mrs.F.Wctherall, Calgary; and Mrs.E.li.Sanford, were guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.T.Coates recently; Miss E.Coblcigh, home over Sunday from \"Paddy Hollow,\u201d; Mr.R.Dèsruisseaux, Hawyer-villc, in town Sunday; Mr.H.T.Coates from a trip to Montreal; Mr.A.Hurd, of Sawycrvillc, in town Sunday.Preparations are being made for un oyster supper and fancy work sale and entertainment in the Town I lull here on Wednesday, December, 6th.Mr.R.Dobic, is not recovering as quickly as his friends could wish- First aid to fSie cook, Edwards\u2019 desiccated Soup solves the problem of good soup on busy days, because it takes so little time to prepare.It helps the cook to make a tasty meal out of things that get \u201cleft over.\u201d It strengthens her own soups, and suggests many a meal when she\u2019s wondering what to give.B?/v a packet to-day.EDWARDS ¦M DESICCATED Edwards\u2019 desiccated Soup is made in Ireland from specially selected beef and from (he finest vegetables that Irish soil can produce.5c.per packet.Edward?dniccattd Soup is made in three \u2022varieties \u2014 Browut Tomato, IVhue.The fBrown variety is a thicl^ nourishing soup, prepared from best beef and fresh 'vegetables.The other two are purely vegetable soups.8.H.B. BHERBR00K1 DilLÏ.RECORD.TüESDAV.DECEMBER 5, 1911.PAGE THROB.The Daily Beoord BEKRBROOKB RECORB Bh.Print*!* *né Pnbllahtr** Prtnt«d and imbllihed «v*r* aîtamoota, «xcept Snndajr, at 100 and IÜU Wtl-Ungton Street, Sherbrooke.SUBSCRIPTION PRICE itrlct)* la advance to any addresi In Canada, Great Britain and the United States, en* year, .3.00 ; »ix month*, $1.00 ; thre* months, 60 cent* i on* month, 20 lent*.To any addreas in the Bait era VownaUpi, by the year, only 91:60.CAROS GENERAI.CONTRACTOR.Js, V: LAPUANTB A CO., GENERAL saontractor*.Métropole Bldg.Kell 667 CIVIL ENGINEERS A SURVEYORS, GK.ADDIB, C.B., Q.L.S., QUEBEC.\u2022 Office, 81 St.Peter St.Residence, 68 da Salaberry St., Tel.connection*.Q A.MEADE, COATICOOK, QUE., Quebec Land Snrveyor.Bell phone.All kinds ol surveys and levelling.O'C.MIGNAULT, QUEBEC Land Surveyor.Plans, SubdivUlom end surveys of all kinds.No« 17 Saa-hora St', Sherbrooke, Qu», ADVOCATE».F OUIS A3 Land JiAWRENCE, MORRIS A itcIVB», Li Advocate*.Etc., Sherbrooke.IT NTCOL, ADVOCATE, .1 H«L Ü « lington Street, Sherbrooke.CIATE.SHELLS A WHITE, ABSl> / cate*, Quebec Bank.Sherbrooke^ INSURANCE- AGENT*.ff D.- KENNEDY, GENERA^ INSUfc tr \u2022 ance Agent, Fire, Life, Accident.Plate Glaia, Etc., Record Block.w E, _ B.DRESSER A CO., BHE*-a brooke, ell branche* ol (muranc* .eouthwood & co7Tna.agtb :» B.A S.Mutual Bldg.Bhtrbrook* ARCB1TBCTH, GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, »f \u2022 Wellington Street.Sherbrooke.Bell J A K M A N D C.CKEPEAU, BHER ail brooke, Provincial Land Surveyor eiocbeiaga Bank Bldg.Phone 142, Douglas m.towle.magog.qub Qnebeo Land Surveyor.Plan», enb \u2022tviaionii and eurvey», aii kind*, ffele Skene 1180.¦ROK.BR, Rr.MORRIO, STOCK BROKER, 8 \u2022 Stratbcona Sueare, Sherbrook* Stock», Grain, Cotton bought and »ol< l>n commisiion, outright or oa marglr PHYSICIANS A BURGEON*.(T.IA.C.- ETHlElC MH;, SPECIAL ** * ty, Urinary disease».Coneultatior Re».45 King Street, Sherbrooke, Que and by appointment.DR.WILLIAMS, 116 MONTREAL BT Sherbrooke.Office hour» until 10 a.rr 1-4 p.m., 7-8 p.m., and by appointment DR.F.A.GADBOI8.SPECIALTY Chlldren\u2019i Disease», 61 King St Physician to Sacred Heart Orphanage DR.- W.A.FARWELL,'(8PECIALIS-to tlie Protestant Hospital).Ey.Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases, 87 Dm lerin Ave., Sherbrooke.Consultation 1( 12 a.m.;\t1-4 p.m.aod by appointment T A.DARCHE.M.D., SPECIALIST \u2022J 1 Eye, Ear, No»e and Throat, Offic.49 King Street.At St.Vincent de Paul Hospital, B-k In Richmond, 1st Tuesday of month 1» Thetford Mine», 8rd Tnesday ol montl Sio.Harold Baker, Advocate, Sweetsberâ- Office open every day.Personal attendance Wednesdays and Saturdays.Appointments can be arranged for any time.Montreal Office : CHAUVIN, BAKER & WALKER./\t>- -./'AN.a - ^ Water WerSa, Wnt«r Powara, Mloiag, latmt BolUitar, Surveyl**, Both PkoaKt.Dr.L.C.Bachaod SPECIALIST EYE), EAR, NOSE, THROAT, ilND ELECTRO-THERAPY.At St.Vincent Hospital 8 to 1$ 10 a.m.; at 17 Brook* *tre*t II io S p.m.Free consultation* for electrical cures from 10 a.m, to I ».m.dally except Sunday.17 Brooks Street SHERBROOKE, QUB PARTIES DESIRING \u201cVENISON STEAK\u201d may get it in any quantities -AT \u2014 Alex.Ames & Sons 279 Wellington St., Sherbrooke SAOE AND SULPHUR DARKENS THE HAIR Restores Gray Hair to Natural Color.Dandruff Quickly Removed )F YOU WISH TO DOUBLE THE BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR, TRY SAGE AND SULPHUR.There is nothing new about the idea of using sage for restoring the color of i he hair.Our great-grandmothers kept lheir locks soft, dark and glossy by using a \u2018 sage tea.\u201d Whenever their hair fell out or took'on a dull, faded or si reaked appearance they made a brew of sage leaves and applied it to their hair, with wonderfully beneficial effect.Nowadays we don't have ro resort to old-time, tiresome methods of gathering the herbs and making the tea.This is done l>v skillful chemists better than we could do it ourselves, and all we have to do is to call for the ready-made product .Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, containing sage in the proper strength, with flic addition of sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy.The manufacturers of tins remedy authorise druggists to sell it under guarantee that the money will be refunded if it fails to do exactly as represented.Don't neglect, vour hair.Get a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur to-day.and notice the difference after a few days\u2019 use.This preparation, is offered to I he publie at tiff y rents n bottle, and is re commended and sold by all druggists.Special Agent, W.H.Griffith, Wcl-Jmgtou Street, mo nisimci lOCULWrilllK Gathered by Daily Record Corres-poodeots la Various Communities SUTTON.Mr.Ed Hudson shot a deer on Wednesday, and Mr.Walter Hickey got one on Friday.Both were of good size.Mr.M.E.Bates moved into his new jewelry store on Saturday.He has rented a section to Dr.J.C.McConnell for his office here, Mr.Ernest Johnson has gone to L\u2019Assomption to take his sister, Mrs.Wm.G.Phillips, to the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, for an operation.He will bring her seven-year-old daughter here during the mother\u2019s detention in the hospital.Mr.Ed.Hudson has returned to\t,\t.XT i .New York State, where he has been j f; Bongos farm about Noy.^Ist employed for the past three years ford, Mr.trank Baker, Mr.J.C.' hour was spent in the study of muni-Boright.\tcipal government.The meeting wa1 Mr.Forbes, of\tthe British\tGranite\tjn charge of Mr.F.I.\tBatcheller, and and Marble Co.,\tof Aberdeen, Scot-\tduring the evening he\tcalled on the land, was a week-end guest at Mr.choir for a special chorus, and on L.L.McClarty\u2019s.\tMrs.Lodge for a recitation, both of A concert at\tAbercorn in\taid of\twhich were most accepta'bly rendered, the school will\tbe held on\tFriday\tThe members of the\tY'oung People\u2019s evening, Dec.8th, in the schoolhouse.Mrs.Silas Courser, of Glen Sutton, is spending a couple of weeks with her son and two daughters in Montreal.Mrs.Ernest Ring, of Nashua, N.H., has returned home after spending a week with Glen Sutton friends.Mr.Wm.Brown went to North Troy, Vt., on Tuesday, and Miss Bessie Brown to Richford the same day.Dr.Macdonald and Mr.J.W.Murphy were in Montreal during the week calling on Mr.H.G.Bates.The banquet in the basement of the Methodist Church was a very interesting event and drew out a good attendance.The young people\u2019s 10c tea also proved a success, and a round sum was realized.Mr.John Mahue moved from Mr.Mr.J.C.Boright left for Stan-stead College on Saturday to take a business course.The Methodist Ladies\u2019 Aid will meet in that church basement on Thursday.Messrs.John C.Harris and L.L.McClarty attended the Shrine meeting in Karnak Masonic Temple, Montreal, on Thursday.On Friday they visited Mr.H.G.Bates at the Royal Victoria Hospital, and found him improving nicely.Mrs.Marsh and Mr.L.A.Noyes, of Sutton Jet., were in town on Friday.Mr.Sanford Nutting, of Glen Sutton, was reported very ill from asthma on Thursday, also Mrs.Marilla Miller, who was being cared for at the home of her daughter, Mrs.Jas.Horn.Mrs.C.J.Jones, of the same place, was much better.Mr.Lyle Longeway, of Red Deer, Alta., is visiting friends in Sutton.Those taking in the Thanksgiving ball at Richford, Vt., from here were Mr.and Mrs.K.R.Turner, Mr.and on to Mr.Wm.H.Courser\u2019s big dairy farm near Glen Sutton.Mr.Courser has moved into his tenement house.Mr.A.N.Sears, butchered a seven months pig on Friday, that dressed 300 lbs, while Mr.J.McClarty, had one that was a close second at 294 lbs.Both were seven month pigs.Mr.Eugene Courtmanche, was obliged to go home the past w'eek to Waterloo, being ill with a severe attack of La Grippe.Mr.Wm.W.Smith, came home from New Hampshire, on Thursday, andhe expects to return by the middle of the present week at least.Mr.Milford Derby, is here on a visit after an absence of 26 years in the state of Washington.He is visiting Sutton and Richford Friends before he returns.\t,, BEDFORD.A large number turned out on Friday evening to the Epworth League meeting in the Methadist Church, Mrs.A.A.Robinson.Miss Molly Saf- when a very pleasant and profitable When buying your coffee don\u2019t merely say \u201cA pound of best Coffee\u201d~Specify .Se»! Brmé Coffee It costs no more than inferior grades end our reputation is behind it.Packed in 1 and 2 pound cans only.CHASE AND SANBORN.- MONTREAL.127 Auction Bridge Club were entertain ed on Thursday evening at the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.T.Baldwin.Miss Luella McNamara will be the hostess of the next meeting on the 7th inst.Rev.Mr.Lamoureux announces that the seats in St.Damien Church will be allotted on Sunday, Dec.17th.Miss Ruby Beattie %-ery pleasantly entertained a few of her friends at her home on Saturday afternoon.The anndal sale by the ladies of St.James' Episcopal Church takae place on Wednesday, the 6th inst.The Saturday night meeting of the local Stag Club was held last week at the Central House, with Mr.John P.Heath doing the honors as host.The Methodist Sunday School io-tends holding its annual Christmas entertainment this year in the Church Hall on Saturday evening, Dec.23rd.A special programme is being prepared for the occasion.Mrs.D.Foster left last Tuesday on an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.Swan, of Berlin, N.H.Mr.F.C.Saunders was in Knowl-ton on Friday attending the funeral of the late R.N.England.The regular weekly practice of the Bedford Choir has been postponed for this Wednesday.Mr.D.W.Hatch was in town over the week-end.foSf DONT SEND AWAY I For Your Xmas ^ *\t! Cards and Calendars\tI .¦¦mil ¦ \u2014 i\t< ( We can suit you as to quality and price.See our ' Post Cards and Xmas Cards at 10c doz.' KNOWLTON.Mr.E.T.Woofirey, Montreal, has been visiting his family here prior to his departure for a trip through Western Ontario.Miss Emma Carmichael has been visiting friends in Montreal.Mrs.C.Fessenden, Prospect avenue, Montreal, gave a linen shower for her niece, Miss Helen Taylor, vho is shortly to be married to Mr.Mun yon, of Calgary.Two little girls dressed as laundry maids, carried the linen into the drawing room in large clothes basket decorated with smilax.Each article was accompan ied by an appropriate verse.Mrs.Carmichael, who has been spending a few weeks in Montreal, has returned home.The Woman's Auxiliary of St.Paul\u2019s Church will meet at the residence of Mrs.R.J.M.Webbe on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o\u2019clock.The Ladies\u2019 Aid of the Methodist Church will meet at Mrs.George Macfarlane\u2019s on Thursday afternoon Miss Bradford sang a solo in the Methodist Church Sunday morning.Mr.George Dryburgh, Montreal spent the week-end here.The Boys\u2019 Good Will Club of St Paul\u2019s Church entertained the Girls League to an oyster supper in the church hall on Saturday evening.A most enjoyable t r.-.e was spent.The Boys\u2019 Good Will Club of St.Paul\u2019s Church will hold an entertainment and sale of wTork in the church hall on Thursday, Dec.7th, at 7 o\u2019clock, the programme to begin at 8 o\u2019clock.A good assortment of useful and inexpensive articles suitable for Christmas gifts will be on sale, as well as 'candy.A grab hag will be another attraction.The programme will consist of songs, recitations and dialogues.The Young Ladies\u2019 Sewing Club will meet at the residence of Mrs.H.H.Rublee on Thursday afternoon of this week.The dance held in the Lake View Hall on Friday evening under the auspices of the Knowlton Hockey IftJLETr* ITS 100% PURE DECLINE SUBSTITUTES 5 GEO.W.JOHNSTON, - - Cowansville j Only.\u2014(.Special).\u2014 Confidence in the ultimate success of the prohibition and enthusian over tue outlook for the coming national campaign formed the' keynote ' of a great gathering of Prohibition party leader.-; and temperance reformers which assemble in this city to-day.The meeting here tomorrow of the Prohibitionists national committee is the magnet that has served to attack the- foes of liquor from all I arts of the Country.At this meeting the committee will fit the time and place-Juor ihMHtrg the national convention to name the patry candidates for President and Vice President of the United States.LORIMER HEARING RESUMED.Washington.D.C., Dec.5.\u2014(Special !.\u2014The United States senate com-rr.ittta which has been investigating changes of corruption in the election of Senator Lorimer of Illinois resumed its hearing in this city today.Twelve weexs have been spent in tae investigation so far and during that time 130 witnesses have been heard.Practially all of the witnesses were called by attorneys for the committee.A large number are now to be called by E.Hancey attorney for the Senator Lominer in an affort to break down the stories previously told on the rrand.Senator Lorimer will testify after all other witnesses have been hoard.These seems little likelihood that the committe will submit its report to the senate before next Jain\u2014 n-ary.AND MARKET NEWS.MiNTRfAL LIVt STOC* M^RK.l CATTLE PRICES HIGH.Montreal, December 5.\u2014Receipts of the Montreal Stock Yards West End Market yesterday were SOO cattle, R-fid speep, 700 hogs and J00 calves fer the week 1,500,\t1,700 sheep 1,- 7*41 hogs and 350 calves.Cattle prices were 1 5to '_'0c per nl lbs., higher under an active trade The bulk of the good stock of steers sold at \u2022s5, to\tS3,90, and a few choice animals brought as high as s0.medium steers S3.'25 common \u2022;1;,25 to *1.75, best cows *1.75; fair *i.25; medium *3,25; canners, *1.73 to *2; bulls canners, etc., Sheep were easy at *.'!.5r0, and lambs at *5.50 Hogs were barely steady and sol\" from *0.25 to 66.50 and cows *5.25 to *6.25.Grass calves brought plie a lb., and good calves sold from 85, to *12.C0UNIRY PRODUCE are GOOD DEMAND FOR EGGS.Montreal, December 5.\u2014Eggs firm since the recent advance and shows added strength yesterday.The market is active and the demand good.Select stocks 2*c to 39c No.I, stocks, 24Jc to 26Jc per dozen.MAPLE PRODUCTS.Montreal, December 5.\u2014Maple syr.up and sugar market remains dull with no change in prices, Syrup in wood, 7c to 7}c per lb\u2018, and in tins T *c to 75, according to size.Sugar *4c to per pound.BENNETT.Arrivals and departures : Miss Julia Jamieson, of East Angus, guest of Mrs.Chas.Simons; Misses Gertrude and Marguerita Sisco, of Sherbrooke, guests of Mr.and Mrs.George Simons; Mr.Gordon Simons and Wm.Knight, from Harris, Sask.; Mr.and Mrs.Alex.Stewart; Mr.Wm.Gaffney and Miss G.Butler were the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Walker on Monday evening; Miss C.Lnnnie to Inverness; Miss Eva Williamson to East Angus.Learn Hair Dressing Shampooing, Face and Scalp Treatment, Manicuring.Etc.A limited number of pupils taken by MRS.E.L.SMITH, Room 20, Whiting Block.Tel.759.Great demand for trained operators.LENNOXVILLE HOUSE When in Lennowille stop here.Street cars pass the door.Half minute's walk from B.& M.G.T.R.and C.P.R.Stations.Beil 'phone 350 ring 1.A.M.TAYLOR.Prop.ACTIVITIES OF BOARD OF TRADE.(Continued from Page 1) bers of the Council for the ensueing year: Messrs.D.J.Steele, J.K.Edwards, V.E Morrill, L.E.Chamberlain, H.V.Haight.BOARD OF CONTROL PRINCIPAL.The proposed by-law in regard to Board of Control or Commission Government, which has been prepared by the Civic Improvement Committee, was submitted by the Chairman, Mr.H.V.Haight.After some discussion this report was received, and the Secretary was instructed to forwara a copy or same to each member, with request that they study it over carefully.A later meeting will be called to take up this subject.The Board of Trade took cognizance of the erroneous report that has gone out relative to typhoid mortality in Sherbrooke as already explained in the city.The secretary was instructed to call the attention of the department to the matter and ask for a correction so far as possible.r HONEY TRADE.Montreal, December 5.\u2014The market for honey remains quiet with prices unchanged.Clover white honey, 11c to 12c dr.rk grades, *c to ]Oc; white extrac-tr-.7c to '-c; buckwheat, .6c to 7c.DAIRY PRODUCE BUTTER MARKET STRONG.Mcntrea , December 5.\u2014The local buttei market is strong in tone with the recefflts of butter coming forward on a much larger scale than at this time last year.Last week\u2019s receipts being 4,830 packages com pared with , 1,705 packages during the corresponding date last year.Fin est creamery is quoted at 30c to \u2022\u2019(He per pound and second grades at 29 c to 29jc per pound.CHEESE MARKET FIRM.Montreal, December 5.\u2014The market for cheese is firm under a firm de.Riand.The receipts coming forward are larger than the corresponding week of last year.Last week receipts were \u2022',537 boxes compared with 7,176 boxes during the same week a \u2022ear ago.Best Septembers 11 jc to 14£c.Best Octobers 1 l£c to 14|c.and Eastern at 13\u2019îc to\tcents per poumf.TO-DAY\u2019S MARKET PRICES.Morning quotations New York Market and transactions Montreal Stock Exchange, reported by McCuaig Bros.& Co., Sun Life Bldg.KINGSBURY.The Presbyteria-n Sabbath School, piopose holding their Christmas tree aaci entertainment on Christmas night December 25tn.The W.C.T.U.will meet at the home of Mrs.CromMe on Tuesday Pt-v.C.Southerland to Sherbrooke to attend the Presbytery meeting.Rev.W.Carmichal of Richmond filled the Pulpit in St.Andrew\u2019s Church morning and evening, and at Hodden in the afternoon, on Sunday Mis:- Brown to her home at Montres 1 \tOpen\t1 p.m.Amal.Copper \t\t\t 62}\t62} Anaconda \t\t\t 371\t37} Baltimore & Ohio .\t\t102\t102 Atchison \t\t\t106}\t106} Brooklyn R.Transit\t\t 77}\t77} Can.Pac\t\t\t240}\t240 Chi.Mil.& St.Paul.\t\t110}\t110} Erie Com\t\t\t 31}\t31} Missouri Pac\t\t\t 39}\t39} Northern Pac\t\t\t118}\t117} Penn.Ry\t\t\t122}\t122} Reading \t\t\t150 g\t149 S Southern Pac\t\t\tIll}\t111-} Southern Ry\t\t\t 29 î\t29 g Union Pac\t\t\t174}\t173} U.S.Steel Com\t\t\t 63}\t621 U.S.Steel, Pfd\t\t\t109}\t109} MORNING SALES\tMONTREAL\t MARKET,\t\t Can,\tPac.\u2014100 at\t240},\t100 at 240|, 25 at 239 Cement Com.\u201413 at\t29, 35\tat 28}.25 at 281.Cement Pfd.\u201480 at\t90.\t Iron Com.\u20148 at 56}\t, 5 at 561.\t Illinois\u20145 at 90.Power\u201425 at 187},\t295 at 187}, 50\t at 1871, 325 at 187|\t, 300 at\t137}, HBtersj We have a large stock on hand which must be disposed of this week to make place for the arrival of our holiday stock.A FEW SPECIALS No.2 Quebec Heater, with heavy polished steel body and strong, durable fire brick lining, has wide nickel band, with nickel teapot stand and other trimmings.Only $5.50 Similar only Heater, No.3 size, $7.50 Similar only Heater, No.4 size, $8.75 We also have a new style of Quebec Heater, mounted on nickel legs, with nickel ash tray, No.3 size, only $7.50 No.13 Parlor Heater, burns cither coal or wood, has heavy grate and fire box, heavy polished steel body, nickel top band, removable steel footrest, nickel top ornament.Only $6.75 Very large Parlor Heater, burns either coal or wood, has roomy fire box, heavy polished steel body, large ash pan, heavy removable nickel trimmings and pretty brass ornaments on top.Only $8.25 Large cast iron Box Stove, very artistic design, size 25, has large door, and will take the largest wood, strongest construction throughout.Only $8.00 WE 6IVE YOU CREDIT ECHENBERG BROS Both Phones 132 Wellington St.THE SPANISH RIVER PULP & PAPER MILLS, Ltd,, 6 p.c.FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONOS.Dated December 1, Interest payable 1910.1st January and Due December 1, 1931.1st July.- > C-OOCHDOOOOOOOOOOCfOCBb SPORTING NEWS | à NOW HOEING.SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING HELD IN QUEBEC ON SATURDAY.Quebec, Dec.4.\u2014The semi-annual meeting of the Canadian Snowehoe Union wa:; held at the City Hall on Saturday evening, there being a large attendance of delegates from the different clubs in the union.The meeting.was presided over by Mr.A.Cuillard, and among the outside delegate:; were Mr.Macdonald, of the M.A.A.A., Montreal; Mr.Lamalice, of the Champêtres, Montreal, and Mr.Cabana, of the Tuque Rouge, Sherbrooke.The local clubs were also all represented, Mr.Cabana spoke of the progress which the Sherbrooke clubs were making, and assured the Quebec delegates that they might expect a large representation from the Eastern Townships clubs at the annual meeting and carnival in Quebec in February.The Tuque Rouge had just orynnlred a bugle band, four strong.135 at 188.Crown Reserve\u201499 at 2.80, 400 at 278.Richelieu\u201430 at 121 J, 45 at 121*.Shawinigan\u2014122 at 121J-.Montreal Street\u201446 at 226£, 75 at 227.\ti Toronto Ry.\u201410 at 137.Textile Com.\u201450 at 69, 5 at 70.Laurentide\u2014160 at 155.Porto Rico\u201465 at 73.Sherwin-Williams Pfd.\u201435 at 94.' 120 at 94}.Cement Bonds\u2014500 at 101, 1500 at 100.Montreal Street Bonds\u20144300 100.Montreal Bank\u20148 at 248.Can.Foundry\u201450 at 64^.Canadian Cotton\u201425 at 70.Bk.of Commerce\u201440 at 207J.at DAILY STOCK LETTER.(Furnished by F.B.McCurdy & Co.) New York Market.Americans in London irregular, changes slight.Government files suit in Cincinnati against National Cash Register Co.for restraint of trade, does not seek dissolution but against stifling competition.Geo.W.Perkins advocates legisla tion to prove guilt of persons and not corporations and to mete out prison terms instead of fines.Montreal Market.Another dull and listless session with Montreal Power as usual the only redeeming feature.This stock continues to forge upward daily, touching 188 to-day.Crown Reserve cased off to 279 and C.I'.R.lost about two points.SUTTON'S LIVE STOCK SHIPMENT.Sutton Dec.5.\u2014(Special)\u2014Curley & Moffatt finished out a Knowlton ship ment from here on Monday night for Montreal.There were 25 hogs at 5in an l 11 rattle ut from $15 to $3(1.The Bunds are a First Mortgage on all the properties owned by the company.Conservative value of property $13,512,184, or nearly six and one half times the value of outstanding Bonds.The actual earnings for the first nine months of 1911, and estimated for the last three months, show over twice the amount of interest required on Jiotal bonds outstanding.PRICE : 100 and accrued interest.\t$ Descriptive Circular giving full particulars about the Company mailed on request.D0MIN10H BOND COMPANY, Limited MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING.MONTREAL TORONTO\tOTTAWA\tLONDON, ENG (\u20220) Double Your Interest Return There is no reason why you should be content to draw but throe per cent, on your savings\u2014double it\u2014it\u2019s .easy and safe.Drop ilh a lino and simply say : \u201cHow can I invest my savings so that every hundred dollars will earn six instead of three dollars, as now\u2014 and my savings be perfectly safe ?\u2019\u2019 Write us to-day\u2014delay means loss of Interest.F.B.McCURDY & CO.Members Montreal Stock Exchaiw.SHERBROOKE OFFICE : ART BLDO.R.N.ROBINS, Manager.Bell \u2019Phone 30.People\u2019s 200.^ "]