Sherbrooke daily record, 28 mars 1912, jeudi 28 mars 1912

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record: Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE., THURSDAY.MARCH 28, 1912 ONE CENT Mill BILL JEAVED.As Kesult Royal Asseot Will Not be Given Before Friday.HITCH IN WORDING OF GOVERNMENT AMENDMENT CAUSE OF DELAY.London, March 28.\u2014The House of Lords last night passed the second reading of the Minimum Wage Bill without division.During the course of the debate Lord Lansdowne said that the Opposition would not amend the bill or delay its passage, but the ministry must accept full responsibility for it.Nobody but the Government and their supporters, he added, had a good word for the bill, which failed to satisfy either of the disputants.Other Opposition speakers denounced the bill in a similar strain.Owing to some hitch in the wording of a Government amendment and its failure to suit both sides of the House, the Marquis of Crewe announced that the committee stage would be postponed until Thursday, This will result in delaying the royal assent until Friday.The m , serious outbreak since the strike began occurred yesterday at Cannock, Staffordshire, where several thousand strikers, accompanied by hundreds of women, raided a collier\u201d- in which eighty men were working.They stoned and overpowered the small force of police on guard, setting fire to two buildings ami wrecking others.The rioting continued for several hours, until large reinforcements of police arrived and scattered the rioters by baton charges.10,000 RETURN IN WARWICKSHIRE.Warwickshire\u2019s 10,000 miners, who were the last to quit work, will be the first to resume.Their executive last night sent a notice to all tbe miners\u2019 lodges, stating that the owners agree to the same minimum wages as when work ceased, and authorizing the men to resume without waiting for a ballot and announcing also that tbe district board will be constituted and will meet to-morrow to discuss the wage question.Thus, with those who have already resumed work in North Wales and Lancashire, there will probably be 13,000 men working in the mines tomorrow.The latest reports from almost all the mining centres, with tbe exception of South Wales, indicate that the men are anxious to get back to work, although in many cases they have decided to await the result of a meeting of the miners\u2019 council which is to be held on Saturday.TROOPS HELD READY.Orders were issued at Aldershot last night for all the troops, numbering 10,000, to be prepared to move at any moment into the colliery districts.Troop trains are being held in readiness.Five hundred troops lelt Lichfield for Cannock, where a serious riot occurred yesterday afternoon, and a detachment of infantry is quartered at Bryninalt, where trouble is expected between union and non-union men.The railway managers have decided , to suspend all freight traffic except perishable goods from April 3 until April 9.COAL OWNERS GIVE IN.London, March 28.-The Bntlsh coal owners, after a prolonged meeting yesterday afternoon, resolved to accept the minimum wage bill, m s means that all the mines will be opened to the men as soon as they desire to return to work.TERRIBLE DISTRESS EVERYWHERE.London, March 28.-Trouble is feared in Scotland, where many me have already returned to thePitsaU'i others are anxious to hdlow thc example.In Scotland at many of the collieries the hewers of coal cm ploy their own laborers, whom they 81° 25S be ^established the their profits consul- GRANT TO VETERANS l$_ .; This was General Opinion Express> ed By Members In Commons.WILL NOT BE EXTENDED TO THE WIDOWS OF DOMINION\u2019S DEFENDERS.Ottawa, March 28.\u2014That the sum of S100 is totally inadequate as a renumeration /or the services of the men who took up arms in defence of Canada in 1S66 and l^TO, as proposed in the bill in the Minister of Militia, was the general opinion expressed when the bill was in Commons last evening.Some flashes of humor enlivened the discussion.Col.Hughes, in explaining that many difficulties stood in the way cf extending the grant to widows of veterans, told of one veteran who had three wives and had families by them all.\u201cHow many widows would be left?\u2019\u2019' inquired F.B.Carvell (Carlton N.B.) While he thought the amount of ^100 too small, Mr.Carvell thought that the men who had not thought enough of Canada to remain in Canada should not get the grant.In answer to this contention, Col.Hughes said that there were many Canadians resident in Chicago and elsewhere in the United States who had chartered special trains and came back to fight for Canada.If any men had made sacrifices these men had, and they should get the grant.Wm.Thoburn (N.Lanark) thought the veterans should have the interest on the $100 from 18(ï6.Dr.Steele (S.Perth) declared that if Canada could not extend this grant to the widows of the men who took up arms we should be acting very penuriously.\u201cMy heart strings were almost torn asunder when I had to bring in a bill recognizing the widows,\u201d said the Minister of Militia.The point was, however, that most of the men were unmarried at the time they were called out.What right had women who married these men years after .to get the grant ?Moreover some of these men had been married two or three times.J.H.Sinclair (Guysbcro)\u2014\u201cDoes the hon.minister intend to sav that they left two or three widows?\u2019.Col.Hughes denied the insinuation.\u201cIt is to the admiralty, not to the army, you have to go for that,\u2019\u2019 he said.\u201cA sailor has a girl in every port, but the soldier is true to one,\u201d and the gallant minister of militia laid his hand on his heart to emphasize his statement.HE MEGANTIG u AND GOOD STREETS.Question of Borrowing $40,000 for Ibis work Discussed.AGITATION HAS AGAIN BROKEN OUT TO HAVE A PUBLIC MARKET.Lake Megantic, March 27.\u2014(Special)\u2014At a special meeting of the Town Council two matters of much public interest were brought forward and discussed, but nothing definite was decided in either case, and they were carried over for further discussion and action.One of these was the question of good streets and the borrowing of $40,000 for the purpose.It appears that the Council are in favor of the project, hut before it can be accomplished a by-law will have to be drafted at a further meeting or meetings of the Council will have to be held to decide the best methods to be adopted, and then passed by the ratepayers.The other question was In connection with the establishment of a public market, which is urgently needed in town, but which will call for a good deal of discussion before a derision can he arrived at.This matter has been in abeyance for some years, but the agitation has recently been renewed.These two questions, with some minor matters, took up the whole evening, and the meeting was adjourned.WM CLK {5,000 FOK HOMO'S DEM.J.B Bouchard was Killed by G.T.R.Train at Richmond ALLEGED THAT ACCIDENT WAS CAUSED THROUGH NEGLIGENCE OF COMPANY\u2019S EMPLOYEES.An action for $5,000 has been entered in the Superior Court by Mrs.J.B.Boucher, Richmond, against the Grand Trunk Railway Company.The late Mr.Boucher was killed ny a train belonging to the defendant company at Richmond on the 18th of October, 1911, and the widow claims that his death was brought about by the negligence of the Company.COUPLES MOST HAVE CERTIFICATES.Boston Pastor will Refusejto Marry Those Who are Not Physically Strong.PROSPECTIVE HUSBAND MUST SHOW STATE OF FINANCES AND BRIDE THAT AS TO HOUSEHOLD WORK.Boston, March 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014Rev.Mabel R.Witham, pastor of the Church of Immortalism here, will hereafter decline to marry couples unless each produces two duly attested certificates.Both must have physical signatures showing they they have passed a medical inspection.In addition, the husband must present a statement demonstrating his ability to maintain himself and wife in decent circumstances.The bride\u2019s second certificate must 1 show that she is master of the mysteries of household management, cooking and domestic science.NINES ARE NOW IN FULLJPERATION.King Mine at Thetford Mines Open ed up With 400 Hands.THIS FACT IS A GREAT BOON TO WORKING PEOPLE OF PLACE Thetford Mines, March 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014The King Mine, of the Amalgamated Asbestos Co., resumed operations Tuesday morning.The total number of hands employed at the mine and the mills approaches nearly 400, so it can be well understood what a boon this is to the working classes of Thetford.The Companies Mine, the British & Canadian, at Black Lake was also opened for work on Tuesday.All the mines at Thetford are now in full operation.The Martin-Bennett Mine has been opened since the works have been completed.They presently employ 250 men.and it is expected that before long they will have over 400 men on the pay roll.The asbestos trade is very good, and mine owners and the traders gen erally are looking forward to a prosperous season.OF IfUATH.Not Expected Th&t it Will Take Place Before Wednesday.0.C.RAM VS.BELLA» CO.Compl&iot as to Bridges &t Thetford Mines Before Utilités Com* mission.AMENDMENT BY MR.BERNARD.SHEFFORD COUNTY, WAS ^DEFEATED.Quebec, March 28.\u2014It now seems somewhat doubtful that the Legisla tare will prorogue this week.The order paper still figures with more than eighty items, while the os timates are not nearly all voted yet, and still the Opposition obstruct and move amendments each time a motion is made to go into supply.Invitations have been issued for the prorogation ceremonies, but no date is mentioned, and from the present outlook next Wednesday, the 4th of April, seems the most probable.When a motion was made to go in to supply in the Legislature, Mr.Her natd, member for Shefford County, made an amendment against the commission appointed to propose rules for the regulating of running waters, on the ground that the members of the Commons were overpaid, and that the same should be reduced.After a rather stormy discussion, in which the Premier and Hon.Mr.Paient defended the Commission, the amendment was defeated on a division of 49 to 12, Messrs.Jean Provost and Pennington voting with the Government.WHO and this action also has been taken throughout the provinces, so that the children may be fed regularly.In South Wales want and hunger prevail everywhere.At Cardiff, Newport ami Swansea, all the dockers are destitute and the sailors who have been discharged from their idle ships have mined the ranks of those needing assistance.The strike is now getting a grip on the cotton trade, and several mills in Lancashire have been closed.In Oldham, the greatest SÏ POINT AT ISSUE IS AS TO WILL PAY FOR RECONSTRUCTION.Quebec, March 28.\u2014The complaint of the Quebec Central Railway against the Bell Asbestos Company in regard to overhead bridges at Thet ford Mines was commenced before the Public Utilities Commission yesterday and adjourned in order to get a report of the Commission\u2019s engineer as to the state of things in Thetford.The railway was represented by Messrs.Fergus Murphy and J.H.Walsh, and the Bell Company by Mr.White and Hon.Geo.Smith.Explanations were given regarding the complaint, the Q.C.H.complaining that the bridge at Thetford Mines is too low.This the Bell Company admit, but the contention now is as to who will pay for the reconstruction of the bridge.The Bell people claim that formerly the bridge was high enough hut the heights of cars has been increased.At present the cars of the Bell Company run over the bridge by gravity, and if the bridge is altered the Bell Company ill have to remodel its whole plant.Suit Must Fit Perfectly or Customer Need Not P&y in ^Fuil.SUCH WAS THE DECISION HANDED DOWN BY FIRST JURY OF WOMEN EMPANELLED IE SAN FRANCISCO.San Francisco, March 28.\u2014(Spcc-ial)\u2014Twelve women jurors in the justice court decided yesterday that unless a tailor-made suit tits perfectly the man who ordered it need not pay the tailor full pay.As a result of this, F.W.Von Schrader, jr., an attorney, will not have to pay a balance of $69 for which he was sued by a tailoring firm.Von Schrader demanded that his case be tried by a jury of women, the first to be empanelled in San Francisco.Before them Von Schrader, clad in the suit, twisted, turned and par aded.NEGANTIC TEACHERS HAÏÏ RESIGNED.Board Is Pleased With Their Work and Would Like Them to Remain.LAWRENCEVILLE.Mr.and Mrs.John Neil of Granby have rented a house in the village and moved in last Monday.Mr.Neil spinning centre of the world, a dozen is wcn_ijnown in these parts, where ill,-.\tfnrr.ori\t^ to T) \u2022\tI IT I _ _ I ._ A.\ti i\tr»\tn\tt- r* o P minimum of H hewers will find ^Conditions throughout the country are growing worse hourly.London has only ten days supply of f nd left and thousands of small factories in and about the city must soon close ^anticipation of tbis the education authorities have decided to cancel the Easter holidays of the schools mills have been forced to stop the big towns of the china and stoneware industry food has to he found daily for 100,900 people out of a population of barely a quarter of a million.Under these circumstances the officials of the Government are surprised that there has hitherto been no disorder whatever.Scotland Yard, the police headquarters, fearing trouble, however, has sent out a circular to employers asking whether their employees would consent to act as special constables.he has bought live stock for a great many years.Arrivals and departures : Miss Susie Proulx the week-end with her parents at Davidson Hill ; Mr.Geo Payne and Mr.McDonald of Granby in town ; Maj.and Mrs.Brown the week-end in Fulford ; Mr.E.W Brown to Waterloo on Tuesday.Mr.W.Hamel has bought a house in the village and is moving into the same.The purchase price is not known.TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES SIWIIIIIARIZING CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS LLOYD GEORGE MAY RESIGN.London., March 28.-There were current rumors yesterday that Mr.L oyd George will res gn forthwith, and that Mr.Winston Churchill will succeed him as Chancellor of the Exchequer \u2022Mr Lloyd George is in a wretched state of health, and his supporters agree that he has been profoundly disappointed that bis influence was unavailing to induce the Premier to accept the miners' conditions.WOMEN CAN VOTE.Aonapolis, Md., March 28,\u2014A bill taxes on $500 worth of property the right to vote in municipal elections was passed by the Senate last night.It now goes to the House.START WORK ON TUNNEL.Montreal, March 28.\u2014Preliminary work ou a tunnel to pierce the mountain here, enabling the Canadian Northern Railway system to enter the city, has been begun.The tunnel will be put through three miles of solid rock.S.P.Brown, of New York, is chief engineer of the work.GRANTS TO UNIVERSITIES.Quebec, March 28.\u2014The supplemen tary estimates will provide for grants of money to McGill University and also to Laval, Montreal, and Laval Quebec.All three will be treated on an equal basis.Sir Lomer will not say how much is to be given, hut it is learned on good authority that the sum will amount to $25,000 in each case.ROMANCE AT ST.BARNABEE St.Barnahee, Que., March 28.\u2014Be (Continued on Page 7.) SPLIT IN THE MOTE PURR Strained Relations Caused During Present Coal Crisis.OMI NEWS SPfCIIHS FOOI ILL pjois or ihe m Ti SOLI) FARM AT FLODDRN.Floddcn, March 26.\u2014(Special)-Mr.John McLean of Sherbrooke l:«s sal.l his farm here to Mr.Stephen Miller, with possession immediately.The price was $1450, VISITORS AT NORTH HATLEY.North Hatley, March 28.\u2014(Special) -A somewhat rate occurrence was witnessed here when two «leer were observed to pass through the town at mid-day.BURNED ON FACE AND HANDS.Stanstead, March 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Albert Moreau, night watchman of the B.& M R.R.was badly burn ed about the face and hands owing to the bursting of the water gauge in the.engine, Tuesday night.FELL AND BROKE \\ RIB.Lawrenccville, March 28,\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr Arthur Norris had the misfortune to slip when going in his sugar cabin and fell, striking on the sharp edge of a board, he broke a rib, which will lay him up for a time.GEESE GOING NORTH.Learned Plain.March 28.\u2014(Specialll A fiock of wild geese were Been passing over this place, going north.WILL PREACH FAREWELL SER-MON.Danville, March 28, \u2014(Special)™* The Rev.J.N.Bnmton's resignation as Pastor of the Presbyterian Church was accepted at a meeting of the Presbytery, and hia duties na Pastor conies to an end on Friday of next week.Rev.Mr.Brunton will preach his farewell sermon on Sunday next.SOLD FARM FOR Cookshire, March 28.-¦.Mr.Horace HtrowbrUlge, and Cookshire, has sold $«,000.-(Special)\u2014 of Eaton hia farm to Mr.A.Bolduc of Beauce for the sun of 88,000.The farm consists of about 200 acres, I'O acres being on the south side of the Eaton Elver, partly within the limits of the town of Cookshire, and 50 arres of woodland lie on the north si«Ie of the river.Mr Strowhridgo will move to Cookshire.This is one of the many fine farms of Eaton and is in a high state o( cultivation.CHINESE SOLDIERS left Barracks at Sa Chow and Looted Many Stores.COMMISSIONERS EXPRESS HOPE THAT THEY WILL RECONSIDER DECISION.Lake Megantic, March 28.\u2014(Special)\u2014There was a regular meeting of the Agnes and Megantic School Board last evening, when the resignations of the teachers were accepted.The Sec.-Treas.was instructed to write to each of them the appreciation of the Board in their work, and the progress of the pupils during the present term, and expressed the hope that they will reconsider their action, as the Board was quite satisfied with their efforts for the advancement of the school.Failing their reconsideration, new teachers will be advertised for.The Easter holidays in the Model School will extend from Wednesday evening, April 3rd, until the following Wednesday or Thursday, at the discretion of the principal.Several accounts were accepted and ordered paid.THETFORD MINES BOARD OF TRADE.WILL GET FURTHER PARTICULARS BEFORE JOINING FEDERATED BOARDS OF TRADE.Thetlord Mines, March 28.\u2014(«Special)\u2014A meeting of the Board of Trade of this place was held on Tuesday evening.Mr.Blais, president, presided.There was a good attendance of members.The matter under discussion was whether the Board should join the Federated Boards, of Trade of the Eastern Townships which has recently been organized.After some discussion it was decided to delay coming to a final decision until further particulars in connection with the same were obtained.The mayor and irembers of the Municipal Council were made honorary members of the Board.SEPARATION OF SOCIALISTS AND TRADE UNIONS MAY BREAK PARTNERSHIP.London, March 28.\u2014The Times says there is a serious split in the Labor ite party following the strained rela tions during the recent crisis be tween the trade union and socialist wings, which amalgamated in DOS, of the Coal Rill in the House of Commons, and there were angry and violent recriminations.The trade unionists, including the miners, wished to oppose the third reading of the bill.Ramsay MacDonald and other Socialists argued that the Labor and separation «if these two branches is now threatened.The antagonism culminated on March 26, in regard to the course which the party should take in regard to the third reading party should abstain from voting.The trade unionists prevailed and under the party rules Mr.MacDonald and the other Socialists were obliged to obey and vote against the bill.It is predicted that the vote will embarrass the Labor movement in the country.Several Socialists are going on the stump in support of the bill.BUSËSS BLOCK 10 East Richford, Vt., Sustains Heavy Loss By Fire.DWELLING HOUSE BELONGING TO MR.W.H.HUBBARD SCORCHED.East Richford.Vt., March 28.(Special)\u2014Fire broke out in the general store of Willis & Durkee, on Tuesday night, and spread with such rapidity that the building, as well as the feed store and store room and barn near, were tnirned to the ground in but little more than hour.Though a good crowd gathered and a large number ¦came from Glen Sut ton and Stevens Mills, nothing could he done towards saving the contents of the buildings.An incident of the fire was a lively series of explosions when the fire reached the rifle and shot gun car tridges of which there was a large stock.The dwelling of Mr.W.H.Hub hard was set on fire, hut with the help at hand it was quickly extin guiahed.It is but little more than a year since this village was visited by disastrous fire that consumed the saw-mill, box shop, store, post of fire and hotel, none of which hav been rebuilt except the hotel.The present disaster leaves this village a purely residential one and at present it cannot be learned whether the store will he rebuilt or not, as Mr.W.Durkee, one of the firm, is away on a business trip \\ NUMBER OF PRIVATE RE9I PENCES WERE ALSO SET ON FIRE.Shanghai.March 28.(Special)- A body of 5(X> soldiers belonging to the garrison of Su Chew, in the pro vince of Kiang Su, about 50 miles to the northwest of this city, mutinied to-day.They left the barracks and raided some of the principal streets.loot ing most of the numerous pawnshops They also set fire to a number of private residences.HANDING OVER OFFICE.Nanking, March 28.\u2014Owing to the necessity of arranging the details of the surrender of the departments and also settling Dr.Sun Yut Sen\u2019s per sonai affairs, the ceremony of turn ng over the seal of office, and the innouncemont of the cabinet have been postponed.They probably will occur to-day.War Office reports show that the ountry generally is (|Uiet.but there is uni est owing to the delay in the final settlement.The southern sol Hors are being returned to their home, provinces as rapidly as trans port facilities will permit.RUSSIA PUSHING OWN MACHINERY COUNCIL OF EMPIRE ADOPTS MEASURE FOR ENCOURAGEMENT OK AGRIOULTUR AL MACHINERY.St.Petersburg, March 28.\t- The Council of the Empire has adopted the ministerial bill for the encourage ment of the manufacture in Russia of agricultural machinery.The Conn cil restored the bounties which the Douma rejected and reduced the range of machinery to he admitted free of duty, whici' the Douma en larged.LIVE IN GHARCED WITHPOISONING.Are Held Responsible for M&oy Deaths In Berlin Last Christmas.FIVE OTHER CASES WHERE VICTIMS WERE TOTALLY BLINDED.Berlin, March 28.\u2014The trial of llvo men neriised of being responsible for the wholesale wood nleohol poisonings which occurred at Christmas among the inmates of the Municipal Night Shelter for the Homeless, has begun here.The indictment, whieu specifies eighty nine cases of death and five of total blinding from this cause, alleges the violation of tho pure food law by the preparation ami selling of harmful substitutes and thus enuslng serious bodily harm.Another elause of the indictment charg- j es fraud uud attempted fraud.Tho | technicalities of the law do not permit of more serious charges being brought.Tim accused persons includn a druggist named Schornincli, who, an alleged, secured and prepared tho | deadly spirits ; two salesmen named /.nstrow and Moyen, and the intermediaries and saloon-keepers, Redom-ke and Bnhle, who, it is charged, mixed anil retailed what was called | rum and other cheap p«jpulnr liquors.The figure HI) given as the I number of deaths was taken merely I for convenience.Many more deaths I in the past are now known to have I been «lue to wood alcohol poisoning.I and the sale of the deleterious U-| quor is known to have been going on| for years.\u2019 |\t»* r* WKATHBn 5\tLOCAL FORECAST.Southhvest winds, mild.Friday mild eorning ^showery.fair and and be- 8 OOOOQ.0Q) :>O0000000000£y*( I The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITEI> THE Eastern Townships Bank Silt EDMUND WALKER, C.A ALEXANDER LAIRD, JOHN AIRD, .,., LL.D., D.C.L., President II -\t-\t¦ tlencral Manager \u2022\t\u2022\t\u2022\t* Assistant deneral Manager Paid-up Capital $14,800,000 Rest $12,200,000 OVER 840 BRANCHES )hroughont Canada and In the England and Mexico.Dnlterl Staten, Thin Bank with Us large number of branches is Dnrtlcalarly well equiDned for the transaction of every description of banking business In Canada and Foreign Countries.Its amalgamation with the Eastern Townships Bank enables It.to serve the public in the territory covered by that Institution better than any other bank.Drafts and money orders on all the principal countries of the worli( leaned by every branch.Traveller's cheques and letters of credit issued, negotlaiblo In all Parti of the world.Bills received for collection on any place where thera Is a bank br 3 banker.\ti J.MACKINNON.Manager-in-Chiel\u2019, Eastern Townships Div.NORTH STANBRIDGE.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.A.V.Durocher to St.Johns.Mt.Johnson and «St.Alexander on .Saturday ; Mr.and Mrs.A.M.Kempt at Brigham on .Sunday ; Mrs.C.Durocher with her mother, Mrs.H.Jones, Peareeton ; Mrs.A.Kemp has received the announcement of the marriage of her youngest sister, Miss Christina Cameron, in Coaling Cal., March 4th, to Mr.Jas.H.Clark of that place.McCUAIG BROS., & GO.(Members Montreal Stock Exchange) A Ocncral Stork Exrhange tlnsiness Transacted.Investment Securities a Specialty.Reports on any Canadian or American Securitle* fnr-iiiahcd on request.Onr Weekly Circular of Friday, March 22nd, gives an analysis of tho position of CANADIAN PUBLIC UTILITY COMPANIES Copy mailed Ires on request!\t_y SUN LIFE BUILDING,\tSHERBROOKE, Earle Spai\u2019ford, Manager.Montreal, Ottawa, Sorel, Granby, Danvlll*!\t(3iy 43 1 À T V\"\u2018 PAGE T^O SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912.\u2022T.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS DlüylReportsFrom Correspoodents Of Wbtt b Coing on.,\t\u2018 BURY ' Miss Moore and Miss Pehletnaun entertained several ol the pupils at a enowshoe 4 tramp on Tuesday evening alter school.Afterwards they were all treated to ice cream and cake.The occasion was thoroughly cnToyed: ^ Arrivals and departures: Air- an(i Mrs.Andrew, to Eaton recently owing to tht severe illness of her grandmother, Mrs.Winslow; Mr.THos.Mortow, ^rocn Montreal; Mr.Guy Coatei, hoirnt front Cookshire; Mr.A.Whitehousc, Jr., from Montreal, last-week; Mr.George Duns-ntore, for |,the west on Tuesday to accept a position at High River, A!ta.\u2018; Mrj and Mrs.Alden Saunders to Brookbpry on to\u2018his .father\u2019s farm.Mr.TboS.Stokes who has been so very ill isisomewhat improved.Mrs.Rudd is ndw confined to her ned, through illness; Mr.T Goodenough is improving; Miss G.Coates remains very poorly.¦ Mr; Gre nlay shows slight improvement.Mrs.J.W.Bennett is now able-to come down stairs for a few hours each day.Again our little village is shrouded in gloom over the sudden death of Master Arnold Ross, second son of Mrs.G.W.Stokes.After several hours of intense suffering he died on Monday afternoon about 1 o\u2019clock.The interment took place in St.Paul\u2019s Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o\u2019clock.The sugar social, which was to have taken place at Mr.Wm.Kllis\u2019 in connection with the Methodist Church has been postponed 'till Thursday, April 4th owing to the death of Arnold Ross.STANSTEAD, ROCK ISLAND AND DERBY LINE.A leap year snowshoe tramp took place on Monday night under the auspices of the Ladies' Guild of Christ Church.It was an ideal night for the purpose, just cold enough to be comfortable and a hard crust covered with light snow, the stars and moon affording ample light.The party tramped westward out round the old golf links, then back across the College grounds and on towards the river and swinging round westward again reached the Parish Hall from which the start was made.There an ample and most delectable feast was ready to which the party did full justice.The remainder of the evening was occupied with games and conversation.Much credit is due to two ladies, not members of the congregation, Miss Mary Flint, who made a most capable leader, and Miss Montle who amused the company after supper with two humorous recitations.Altogether it was a most emoyable affair.The next regular meeting of the Guild will be entertained by Mrs.R.C.Parsons and Mrs.C.F.Whitch-er in the Parish Hall on April 9th.Mr.J.P.Clark has opened as a blacksmith shop the old Papineau shop at the north end of Stanstead Street.Mrs.Eugene Dionne (nee Annie I.a-zerus) of Gorham, N.H., has returned to Stanstead to reside with her Danderine parents, her husband having recently died.The Woman\u2019s Reading Club will meet, on Tuesday next at the home of Mrs.L.R.Robinson.Mrs.Coie will give a paper on \u2018-WUaska.\u201d Stops Falling Hair and Destroy Dandruff rV-'-wu -«rr-\t-\u2014- Makes the Hair Grow Long, Heavy and \u2018Luxuriant and We Can Quickly Prove It If You Wish to Double the Beauty of Your Hair at Once, Just Get a 25 Cent Bottle and Try This Surely try a Danderine Hair Cleanse if you wish lo immediately double the beauty of your hair with Hule trouble and at a cost not worth mentioning\u2014 just moisten a cloth with a little Danderine and draw it cardmK^djrpugh your hair, taking one small strand\tcleanse the hair of dust, dirt or atty-ekçessiye oil\u2014In a few moments von will he 'Sfnaiejl.; Your hair will be wavy, fluffy and aboflditWaitd' po-sets an incomparable toftness, lu ire end, luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of trjîe'hair Walth.Besides beautifying the hair, one application of Danderine dissolves every particle of Dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invigorates the scalp, forever stopping itching' and falling hair.Dandcrne is to the hair what frtïh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation.It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them, it\u2019s exhilarating, «imujatjrtg and life-producing properties cause the'ftair\u2019tb grow abundantly long, strong and beautiful.It at once imparts a sparkling brilliancy and velvety softness to the hair, and a few weeks\u2019 use will cause new hoir to sprout ail over the 'Calp.Usé\u201dif every day for a short time, after which two or three times a week will be sufficient to complete whatever growth you desire.You can surelv have pretty, soft, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will just get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton\u2019s Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed.LAKE MEGANTIC.The funeral of the late Mr.Find-layson McLeod took place on Tuesday afternoon and was very largely attended.The service was held at the home, at the Lake House in Me-gantic, on account of Mrs.McLeod being an invalid and unable to go to the church, and was conducted by Rev.J.R.Douglass, the pastor of the I\u2019rcsbyterian Church, with which the deceased was connected.Mr.Douglass gave a very touching and impressive address.Rev.Mr.McLeod, of Marsboro, delivered an address in Gaelic.After the service the remains were conveyed to the hearse by the bearers, Messrs.Allan McDonald, J.0.McDonald, Donald J.McDonald, John McLeod, D.P.Mathieson and Murdo McKenzie.The chief mourners were his children, Miss Jennie McLeod, and five sons, John, Robert, Malcolm, Joseph and Neil.Two very beautiful wreaths were placed on the casket, one from the school pupils and teachers, and one from the I.O.O.F., of which order the deceased was a member.He had also been a recent member and chairman of the School Board.The body was taken to the Flcho Vale Cemetery by way of the lake, where the interment took place.Rev.Mr.Douglass delivering the simple funeral service and prayer of the I.G.O.F.-f- EAST ANGUS.On Sunday, March 24th, the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church, Chateau-guay, N.Y., was supplied by Mr.David Dunlop, student of McGill University, Montreal.Mr.Dunlop has been reappointed to East Angus Presbyterian Church for the coming summer.tie has been supplying the church each alternate Sabbath during the college session.His friends in East Angus will be glad to know of his reappointment.On Wednesday, March 20th, Mr.and Mrs.James Williamson entertained a party of young people, it being the twentieth birthday of their son Herbert.The evening was spent in games and dancing and a most delicious lunch was served.Mr.Raymond Mills has recovered the sleigh robe which he lost two weeks ago.It cost the man ' that took it as much as would have bought him a pair of new robes, and now he has not even one to show for the money.Dr.Ethier, of Sherbrooke, was in town on Monday, called to see Mr.Willie Tugman, whose condition remains about the same.Mr.and Mrs.F.A.Little went to Montreal on Wednesday with their son, Master Arthur, who has gone to the Royal Victoria Hospital for treatment.Mr.D.Macrae is moving into Mrs Irwin s house near the ferry.Arrivals and departures : Mr.Thomas Mitchell, of Drummondville, guest of his daughter, Mrs.J.A.Bothwelli (Miss F.L.Cowling, to Cookshire at Mr.Taylor\u2019s; Mrs.E.J.Planche, of Cookshire, guest of Mrs.R.C.Cowling; Dr.Banfil from Magog on Mon day; Mr.and Mrs.F.Wr.Barter at Mrs.W.Sunbury\u2019s; Mr.Robert Briggs, of Inverness, at his brother\u2019s, Mr.H.Briggs;\u2019 Mr.Horace Sawyer from Weedon, the week-end at Mr.F.C.Barlow\u2019s; Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Bickford, Bishop's Crossing, and Mrs.G.O.Bishop, Lime Ridge, guests of Mrs.F.A.Little on Monday; Mrs.James Elliott, of Sher- The D & À price has been the First Step of many Fashionable Women towards Corset Style and Comfort.FROM the latest Paris designs, adapted to Canadian figures, D & A Corseta are produced from the best materials in one of the finest factories in the world.Made in large quantities and sold at small profits, D & A Corsets save their purchasers from $1.00 to $3.00 over imported corsets of even values.This saving has induced many to try them and the style, comfort, and good wear has then won us permanent customers.The D & A Corset No.510 illustrated herewith, is designed for the woman with a small or medium figure and requiring little bust support.This model has medium bust, extended hips and long back.It is made with English coutil, trimmed with wide lace, ribbon and bow, has duplex steel bones, stopped top and bottom with silk, six lisle suspenders, draw string and skirt.An imported corset covering the above description would cost $3.00.The D & A model 510 is sold at all good stores for $2.00.Other D & A models, from $1.00 to $3.00, every one guaranteed.The Dominion Corset Company, Quebec Makers of the Celebrated La Diva Corsets.4-12 brooke, visiting bet- daughter, Mrs.W.Currie; Miss Cook from Lennox-villc on Monday; Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Burns, Mr.and Mrs.H.H.Cooper, Mrs.H.L.Reilly, Mrs.R.E.Willard, Rev.W.It.Johnson and Mr.lard, Rev.W.R.Johnson and Mr.Alai of the late Mrs.John McFadden at Bishop\u2019s Crossing on Sunday; Mr.Louis Reif to his home at Denison\u2019s Mills on Monday after a visit of ten days with friends in Angus and Bishop\u2019s Crossing; Air.Edward Cowling co St.Hyacinthe, where he has accepted a position in the Bank; Mrs.Robert Hill to her home in Sutton after a month with her mother, Mrs.Samuel Barker.DANVILLE.Mrs F.E.Clevnland left on Wednesday for Montreal.Mr.Clarence Matthews, who was injured a few days ago, was reported worse on Wednesday.Owing to the Rev.J, N.Brunton giving his farewell sermon on Sunday next, the services for the day will be withdrawn in the Congregational Church.Mr.W.J.Martin and family left Wednesday for Vancouver, B.C., where they will make their future heme.Mr.A.C.Miquelon has returned home after spending several weeks in Mexico and other southern places.Mrs.George Church entertained a few friends to a thimble tea at the tea hour to-day (Thursday).Mrs.W.H.Stockwell is visiting friends and relatives in Stanstead for a few days.Those that have attended a practice of the Danville Brass Band under the leadership of Prof.Miller, report that the members are showing splendid improvement.The Band is gaining in numbers and efficiency.Mr.J.H.Bourbeau, of Asbestos, received the sad news Wednesday of the death of his brother, Mr.Rodolphe Bourbeau, who died suddenly at Spokane, Wash.The ladies of Danville and vicinity are all cordially invited to attend the spring millinery opening at J.A.Boivin\u2019s on March 28th and following days.A large stock of the very latest hats, at prices to suit everybody.Miss Brown will be pleased to see all her old friends and patrons.-4- SCOTSTOWN.Several members of the Odd Fellows Lodge from Gould visited the Scots-town Lodge last Tuesday evening.After the regular lodge work the visiting brethren were invited to a lunch at the Scotstown Hotel.The funeral services of the late Mrs.Albert Beaton, of Farnham, was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Henry Hatton, on Albert street.The service was conducted by Rev.J.S.Dickson, pastor of St.Alban\u2019s Church.The interment was in the English Church cemetery, Gould.Wanted immediately, a first class painter.Apply to J.B.Cota, Scots-town.Moving pictures for the farmers, Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights.Drive in on these fine roads.^TOASTED CORN FLAKES You have tired of other cereals \u2014 but you won\u2019t tire of this ! Spend a dime today for Easter Apparel The completeness and wide variety of merchan dise, with the high standard of quality, finds this store in readiness for the ever-increasing demand of a discriminating public at this coming E astertide.22 59 10c* PerPKg?xuiya* ^ TOASTED r&C0RN STEET, IITOHWAY BRIDGES and OTHER STEEL STRUCTURES.WRITE i s l OKslMifCES MacKINNON HOLMES & CO.Limited.SHERBROOKE.QUE.LEGISLATURE WILL APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE QUESTION.Toronto, March 28.\u2014A special committee of the Legislature is to be appointed in the course of a few days to enquire into the whole question of assessment, with the two single tax measures now before the House as the basis of the investigation.The announcement was made by Hon.Mr.Hanna yesterday during the (Iciiate, and in making it he as sented to the second reading of both bills.The Provincial Secretary without.going into the merits of the bills, which were considered jointly, pointed out some of the difficulties that would arise in working out the single tax system in Ontario and suggested that the special committee take a number of representative towns and cities and work out the effect, that the adoption of the principle of land taxation only would have.How To Keep Your Hair Free From Dandruff Parisian Sa|e!A m0m and He- \u201coL™r' j frying Hair Dressing.Parisian Sage STOPS I A I,LING HAIR OR MONEY BACK Parisian Sage MAKES HAIR RADIANT OR MONEY RACK People who desire to preserve the oau gain some valuable information tlie following : Have your own brush and comb home and at hair dressers.Never use a brush or comb in p places, they are usually covered dandruff germs.Wash your hair brush once a wuh soap and warm water to whi( added a disinfectant.Shampoo the hair once a week pure soap and water.J-11*® PARISIAN KAOK every day, bnig thoroughly into scab).V ,>^rU,iSIAn \u2018SAs- the year, only $1.¦,().BEDF0R!> DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS E3S Circulation Statement Circulation statement for week ending March 23rd, 1912 : Monday .10,000 Tuesday .9,923 Wednesday .10,000 Thursday .9,885 Friday .9,423 Saturday .9,950 Total.59,183 RECOMMENDED EASTERN\t| TOWNSHIPS flOTELS\tt ŒDARNHAM \u2014 MONTCALM HOTEL \u2014 ' Commercial travellers' home.Sample rooms, 'bus.Phone 24, H.F.Batalon.U-iRANBY \u2014 WINDSOR HOTEL, T.A.nJI Lynch, Prop., recently of Montreal.1T1RANBY \u2014 THE GRANBY/'HOUE\" away from home.A.W.Colby & Co.TI/rAGOQ, UNION HOUSE REMODEL-flll led, newly furnished.Garceau & ljulette.BUSINESS GAHÜS ¦''\u201c\"general CONTRACTOKSL IT V.LAPLANTE & CO.GENERAL l) t contractors.Métropole Bld.Bell UC7.CIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS.K ADÜTËrG.EL, Q.L.S.\", QUEBEC.L Office ; 81.St.Peter St.Residence 4 *8 de Salaberry St., Tel.connections.A MEADE, COATICOOK, OUB., ynebeo Laud Surveyor.Bell phone, til kinds of surveys uud levelling.I 7 OUI S O\u2019C.MIGNAULT, QUEBEC J Laud Surveyor, plaus.Subdivisions .ud surveys of all kinds.No.17.Sau-luin St.Sherbrooke.Uue.INSURANCE AGENT*.Tl D KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUK-ance Agent.Fire, Life, Accident, dale Glass, Eto.- Record Block.\\rxj B D R E S S E R & CO., BHBR-»T i brooke.all branches of Uiaiuance.J.SOUTHWOOD & CO., INS.AGTS.\u2022 S.& S.Mutual Bldg,, Sherbrooke.S SOMERS & CO., INSURANCE Agts., 37 Montreal St., Sherbrooke.ARCHITECTS.W.GREGOIRE, ARCHITECT, »» Wellington Street.Sherbrook*._Bell.tMAND C.CREPEAU, SHKR-arooke.Provincial Land Surveyor, mlaga Bank.Bldg.Phone ILL Gathered by Daily Record Corres poodeots Id Various Commoniftei WARDEN./\t' Mrs.Dennis Bonght of Abercorn guest of.her daughter, Mrs.C.W.Curtis, for a few days last week ; Miss M.Moynan of Waterloo guest of -Miss hildred Robb on Saturday ; Mrs.Qrceuleaf in Waterloo ; Mr.R.L.Marston, New YorÉ, iast week to attend the funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs.Simmonds, formerly Miss Hannah Solomon ; Mrs.Frank Wil-: son to Rutland, Vt., to visit hei ; mother, Mrs.A.berry, who is stay-! lug there for a tjw weeks while receiving treatment ; Mrs.Henry God-1 dard of South Stukely with her ¦ father, .Mr.Andrew Foster, who is quite seriously ill.I Rev.Mr.Halpenny of Montreal ! will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist church on Sunday, March 31st.j Mr.Alvin F.Bryant received a sur-! prise on Wednesday, March 27th, it being his 70th birthday.Among the relatives who met at his home to congratulate him were Mr.and Mrs.J.F.Bryant of Millington ; Mr.Austin Manning and Miss Hattie Manning ; Mr.and t>.G.Bowker, Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Wallace.Mr.Bry ant was also the recipient of a \u201cpostal shower,\u201d amounting to 72 cards.A very pleasant time v.u spent by these who were present.FARNHAM.Rev.Archdeacon Naylor to Mom real ; Mr.Fuller, president o?the Fairbanlis Safe & Vault Co., in town Monday ; Mr.H.Bowker and Miss Bowker of Granby, visiting friends in i town.Mr.Demers, eldest son of Mr.Dr mers, C.V.R.Agt., who lias been at home ill with tonsilitis, has returned to Montreal to resume his studies.Mrs.F.L.Spoor went to High-gate on Tuesday to attend the fnner al of her aunt, the late Mrs.Green, and Mr.Jos.Spoor who returned from Manchester to attend the funeral will remain over the week end.Miss Muriel Landers is home from Dunham for a short visit.I he funeral of the late Mrs.Berger, wife of Mr.N'oel Berger, assistant roadmaster C.P.R., took place at the Roman Catholic Church on Tuesday morning.Mrs.Naylor, who has been suffering from injuries due to a bad fall, is able to be up.A C.P.R.bridgemau named Bedard had a piece of steel off a hammer embedded in his left eye about a month ago.As it was causing him much trouble, Dr.Slack removed it by operation on Wednesday'.The infant child of Mr.D.Comeau was buried on Wednesday.WEST BOLTON.Mrs.Aaron Whitehead is still unable to use lier arm and salToririy; considerable pain from the fall she received a few weeks ago.dr.J.eCiérc opened his skimming station at tl, ¦ Brill on Monday.Mr.Herbert Turner is operating again this year.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.Da\\ id Cousins of Bolton Glen guests of Mr.and Mrs.S.Marshall on Saturday , Miss Aggie Wilson, | who has beer in Nebraska for the winter, is expected home on Saturday ; Mr.ami Mrs.Harvey McLery of South Stukely with relatives here last week ; Mr.Henry Goddard in Montreal to attend the milk shippers\u2019 meeting.Mr.Gauvin of Bolton Mountain has just completed o big winter\u2019s work, being that of hauling 250 cords of wood from ins Home on the mountain to Knowlton.\u2014.EAST FARNHAM.Arrivals and departures : M(.and Mrs.Rufus Thompson and child of Brigham visited Mr.and Mrs.C.F.Buck on Sunday ; Mr.uud Mrs.El-wood Shufelt of Montreal visiting her parents, Mr.,-and Mrs.J.J.Brimmer ; Mrs.Maurice Hawley returned home from Granby last week, having been the guest of her sister there for some time.There was no service in the Union Church last Sunday owing to the illness of the pastor.Rev.A.T.Jones.The box-social held last Wednesday evening was quite a success.A tine programme was rendered ami an all round good time cn.oyed.Mrs.Teyviaw has fully recovered from her serious illness.Mrs.Archie Grant has been indisposed, but is eonvalesc ng at present.WATERLOO.On Tuesday evening the \u201cTruth Seekers Bible Class\u201d of the Methodist Church gave their first social evening in the form of a sugar social.The weather being fine there was a good attendance, the sugar leaving nothing to be desired.The aim of this class is to get all the adult members of the congregation to at-tf ml Sunday School.The Rev.E.W.S.Coates is the teacher and Mr.A.A.Racicot .he president.After sugar hud been partaken of the following programme was rendered : President\u2019s remarks.Mr.A.A.Racicot ; solo, Miss N.Soule ; reading, Mrs.H.Bird ; quartet, Mesdames Coates, Yaudry and Messrs.Raciot and Palmer ; reading, Mrs.P.B.Yaudry ; short address by.:.£r.Palmer ; quartet, Mesdames Coates and Yaudry and Messrs.Racicot and Palmer ; reading, Rev.E.W.S.Coates.The evening closed by all joining in the singing of the Natianal Anthem./ Î UGLAS M.TOWLE, MAGOG, QUE.Juebec Land Sarveror.Plana.aub; Lons and enrveys.all fclnd».lei* tJROKIDfc.MORRIS,\" STOCK BROKER, «7 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, s Grain, Cotton bought and sold .amission, outright or on margin.230.\t- HYSÏCIaNS & BURGEON Si \u201cc7ETHIER,\" M.It.SPECIAL-r.Urinary Diseases.Consultation.45 King Street, Sherbrooke, fJu®.r appointment.\t______ WILLIAMS.2B MONTREAL ST erbrooke.Office hours until 10 a ™-7-8 p.m., and by appointment.F.A.GADBOIS, SPECIALTY bildren\u2019s Diseases, 51 King at.an to Sacred Heart Orphanage.ÎVAaTfARWELL, (SPECIALIST the Protestant Hospital).By .ose and Throat Diseases, 37 Dm ve., Sherbrooke.1-4 p.m., and by appointment.DARCHE, M.D., SPECIALIST, re, Ear, Nose and Throat.Offlc , lgVincent\" de Paul Hospital, «-8.hmond, 1st Tuesday of Jord Mines.8rd Tnesday ol month.ADVOCATES.ENCar MORRIS * McIVBR.locates.Etc., Sherbrooke.RT W.WE STOVER, ADVOCATE.Cowansville every Fri.and Sat.l! office : RoyalJus.Bldg.[COL ADVOCATE.9» W»L gion Street, Sherbrooke._______ WELLS\u201d & WHITE.ADVO-is, Quebec Bank.Sherbrooke._____ Jrainp, Ewinsï & McFadden advocates.112 St.James Street, Montreal.Cramp,K.C.T.Armitage Ewing,B.A Gpot'kp K.JSIcFnddpn.Harold Baker.Advocate.Swcctsburg Vice open every day.irsonal attendance Wednesdays and urdays.\t., , opointments ran bo arranged for any Montreal OtHce :.' H A U V IN.it A K.K R & W ^ IdvMv T if-/ Water Works.Water Powers.Mining.Patent Solicitor.Surveying.Roth Phones.FO» SICK, mi BlUliS (DIGESTION m GAS TAKE CASCABETS That awful sourness, belching of amd and foul gases; that pain in the pit of the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating after eating, feeling of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, means indigestion; n disordered stomach which cannot bu regulated until you r emove the cause.It isn\u2019t your stomach\u2019s fault.Your stomach is as good a; any.Try Cascarets; they cure indigestion, because they immediately cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels.Then your stomach trouble is ended forever.A Cascaret to-night will straighten you out by morning -!', 10-cent box will keep your entire family feeding well for months.Don't forget the childrei -their little insides need a good, gentle cleansing, too.REGULATE STOMACH, LIVER SBOWELS TASTE GOOD-NEVER ERiRE OR SICKEN.10c per AlsoZScand SOc boms Any Drug Store GRANBY.Principal Adams gave an interesting and instructive lecture on teagrowing Monday evening in the assembly hall of the High School.There was a good attendance and all enjoyed the lecture, which was splendidly illustrated by lantern views.Messrs.Gladys Savage and Florence Bowker contributed a piano duet.Mr and Mrs.George Travel\u2019 of McNeil Crossing spent the week-end guests of Mr.and Mrs.M.J.Johnson.Mr.G.A.Mitchell of Waterloo was in town on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.W.8.Bullock of Rox-Lin Pond were in town on Saturday.Through a typographical error of the 2Cth, an item says, \u201cThe choir will render Mander\u2019s \u201cOliver to Cal- ary.\u201d It sliinitj have read Maunders' \u201cOlivet to Calvary.\u201d Mrs.Blunt of Knowlton is the guest «of Dr.and Mrs.W.H.Blunt.Dr, Hill of Montreal will give an illustrated lecture on the Passion Play on April 3rd.\u2014-+-_ SWEETSBURG.Arrivals and departures : Mr.and Mrs.W.G.Miltimore to Ironhill, visiting Mrs.Miltimore s grandmother, Mrs.Marsh, recently ; Mr.Loiselle of Cowansville and Mr.HI.O.Hebert to Knowlton on Tuesday ; Mr.and Mrs.Carlin home from Montreal after a week with her daughter, Mr.P.Scott ; M.Barber of North Troy, Vt., visiting at Mr.ami Mrs.La very ; Mr.and Mrs.las.Millar to their farm and have rented their house to Mr.Fred Powers ; Mrs.F.H.Pickel in Montreal visiting friends ; Miss Mabel McMillan to Montreal for a rew weeks ; Miss Lewis of Montreal visiting at the home of Dr.F.H.Pickel ; Mr.R.J.Ladd to West Brome on Tuesday ; Mr.and Mrs.Geo.Glass to Cowansville on Tuesday ; Mr.and Mrs.Car- ive you.ever j J£7«tl Dr, L.C.Bachand SPECIALIST F,YE EAR NOSE, THROAT, AND ELECTRO-THERAPY.At St.Vincent Hospital 9 to 10 n.m.; at 17 Brooks street 12 to 5 p.m.Free consultations for electrical cures from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m.daily except Sunday.17 Brooks Street try our Sugar Cured Corned Beef Ruth Boneless and In the Brisket.Made from \u201cPrime Western Heel.Alex.Ames # Sons, Ltd.279 Wellington Street Dell phone 324.People\u2019s phone 00.MANY people are afraid to eat fresh bread because it is hard to digest.But oatmeal bread can be eaten as soon as it comes from the oven and there is no difficulty in digesting it.The addition of Tillson\u2019s Oats, which you will see in the recipe below, gives to this bread a delicious flavor and a dietetic balance.If you have been fond of brown bread you will forsake it in favor of this oatmeal bread.CwfiWuCUtkl ftEilxlwg Try it.Oatmeal Bread With one quart of boiling water scald two cupfuls of Tillson\u2018s Rolled Oats.Add one tablespoonful of p;.lt and one of lard.When cool, add one yeast cake dissolved in one cupful lukewarm water, and three cupfuls bread flour, or enough to make a batter.Beat well.When light add one-half teaspoonful soda dissolved in a very little warm water, and one-half cupful ot sugar.Beat eight cupfuls of Hour into the batter, making the bread as stiff us can be stirred.It may take more than this amount of flour, which should be added gradually, beating and stirring continually.Turnjnto the tins, let r , and bake onu hour in a slow oven.Your grocer has Tillson\u2019s.Two sizes\u201410c and 25c.Each 25c package contains a handsome piece of English Porcelain Tableware.Canadian Cereal & Milling Co., Ltd., Toronto, Ont.son's BAKING F OW.OER A D EL I INI CArs/\\D/\\ CONTAINS NO AUUN1 CONFORMS TO THE HIGH STANDARD OF GILLETT\u2019S GOODS Hagic BAKING POWDER \"l ' iïi'di h I I i li'imn t.-, j.'i:: Hh'i)K,;.\".iiinniiiiiii tm and Mr.and Mrs.(.\u2019.H.White-house Sunday at Mrs E B Cady.Mrs.Walter Beattie is convalescent after her recent illness.ROSENBERG.Mr.Moise Chevalier, who has been so seriously ill for the past two months, is at present regaining health and strength.Dr.Montgom ery spoke most encouragingly of his condition on his last visit.The contract for supplying wood to Hi is separating station has gone to Mr.Reuben Jones.Owing to the death and funeral of Mrs.John Reynolds, school was Clos ed two days of last week.COWANSVILLE.Messrs.Charles Stevens and E.H.Turner, of Dunham, in town on Wednesday.Miss Amelia O\u2019Brien, formerly of Cowansville and now of Granby, is seriously ill and has been brought to the District Hospital at Sweetsburg by her sister, Mrs.Robert Curley Her friends all hope for her speedy recovery.Mr.P.C.Duboyce, N.spent Wednesday in Richmond.Mr.and Mrs.John Holliday are leaving town to take up residence in Farnham, where Mr.Holliday's du ties now call him.KNOWLTON.Mrs.F.P.Williams entertains the Ladies\u2019 Guild of St.Paul's Church tliis afternoon (Wednesday).Messrs.Davignon & Pratt held their tnillinery opening on Tuesday.Mrs.R.J.Kennedy\u2019s friends will he pleased to hear sh;1 is recovering from her illness.For your Waterproof Footwear go to Films.\u2019 He will save you money.Men\u2019s 1st Quality Rubbers for i;5c per pair nt.Pibus ' For Footwear of any description go direct to Pibus.' He will save you money.THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.(Cooksbire Chronicle.) The Associated Boards of Trade made no mistake when they elected Mr.K.W.Far well, of Sherbrooke, as the first president of this organisa tion.He possesses a personality that few men can boast of, whole souled, and his entire make-up is so bubbling over with energy that he never fails to enthuse all those who come in contact with him.It was when Mr.Farwell presented the claims of the Eastern Townships before the Premier at Quebec, that he exhibited his business training and ability.In a clear and concise man nor, calmly and without gusto he laid before the members of the Cabinet the objects and claims of the Association \u2014Here we pause to say that he was ably assisted by Messrs.R.(\u2019.Wilkins and Jos.Roy, Vice-Presidents of the Associated Boards of Trade.Knowing Mr.Farwell, as we do, we feel safe in saying that, the watch word will be \"Forward,\u201d now that he has put his hand to the plow there will be no looking hack.ANSELL\u2019S Great Indigestion Cure Cures Indigestion in all its many forms, giving tone and vigor to the stomach and digestive organs.Prepared only by F.T.ANSELL Druggist and Stationer, 10 Strath-cona Square.After being temporarily closed on account of the Griffith's Drug Store KOI>AK9|8TORR 121 Wellington Street Developing and Printing (or ilLmatenre.Household Brushes of all kimls of latest devices aro to bo had at our si on*.We help tin* housekeeper to Ho her work but 1er and mort» easily* Hav»* you tried \"HowurdV\u2019 Dustleaa Dusters.N'o oUiers to equal them.J.THOMPSON 15 Sirathcona Sq LOOK at your shoes ! Are they untidy 7 Do your feel tired,toe* cramped, hot, or irritable?Have you weak ankles, pains in the heel or in the limbs?These are symptoms of weak instep or broken down arch later flat-foot, and aura to bring you pain and trouble unless remedied now, Alt you have to do is to hold up the bones of the foot, in their trve and natural post' lions, Nature does the rest.The Scholl \u201cFoot-Eazer\u201d does this.It supporta the arch or instep 1 bones properly and positively cures tired or achimr feet and limbs, ami all foot ailments.U is easily fitted in any shoe is self-adjusting and comfortable to all feet.Price $2.00 Per Pair J.A.WIGGEmCo.ASK WIFE io save the miniature book \u201cTie Road to Wellvil'e\" fourni in Package of Grape-Nuts -BIG IDEAS \u2018There^s a Reason\u2019 8ÏÏAMSHIP TICKETS AU.UNES FROM CANADIAN & C.8.PdHTS E.H.SEWELL City Fans.Agent C.P.R., Sherbrooke, Que.Photography! fp its different branches by an expert Portraiture, Landscapes, Horses Enlargements.Developing and Print \u2019ng for Amateur».G?c*.Johnston W9 Wellington Ht.Sherbrook».mm STEAMSHIP Winter Vacation Tours BERMUDA, WEST INDIES, THE MEDITERRANEAN, SOUTH AMERICA.Rates and information on request.O.H.FOSS, City Pass.Agt., G.T.R.WILL BE GUESTS AT WHITE LOT HE.New York, March 28.\u2014New York is soon to meet again Mrs.Robert L.Borden, Mrs.Borden is to spend Easter in New York, where she will be joined upon the conclusion of Parliament by her husband, who is very fond of golf, and plans a few days of play upon the Virginia Hot Springs course.Tiie Premier and Mrs.Borden will be the guests of the President and Mrs.Taft in Washington.liirtlis, IWarrlagCH and Deaths.BIRTHS.FOSTER At Warden, Que., on March 15, PU2, a laughter to Mr.and Mrs.James Foster.ALDRICH \u2014 At Magog, Que., on March 28, 1912, a daughter to Mr, and Mrs.Roy Aldrich.MARECH A,L- On Sunday, March 24th 1912, a son to Mr.and Mrs.Emile Maréchal, East Sherbrooke.CANNING At Inverness Eaot March 24, 1913, a daughter to Mr.and Mrs.Henry Canning.CANADIAN PACIFIC VENPRESSES AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS St, John, Halifax &2LIT6FPO01 Lake Manitoba .Mch738 Empress of Britain a.Apr.ft Lake Champlain .Apr.It Rat*s Empress : Winter, Flr»t-Cluss, >3,Yof> mui upwards Se t Ditd Cluss, *13.7.7 and upward».Rates - l.ako !Stearner» : One-naas Cabin (Second Cabin ), f rUKi nnd upward» Ticket» nnd information from a U V Rtenmshlp Agent, or .K.k.SOWELL, City pnufl A#Mt» 8.Sirathcona Square, Sherbrooke, General Htramuhjp Agency, lines represented.'All DONALDSOITLINE ONE-CLASS CABIN CALLED SECOND From Olaagow.Bt From John, N.B.Mar.2\tT.8.H.HATIIRNIA Mar.hi Mar.U T.H 8.ATHENIA Mat.28 Mar.10 T.H.H.CASSANDRA Apr.4 Passage rate» \u2014 Cabin »47.S0.Third cla»» east and weBtbouud, 931.25.Fot full Information apply to E.H.SfiN well or C.II, FOSS, Hherbrook», Que., or the Robert Reford Co., Limited.Montreal.Toronto.St.John, N.B., Quebec.-f- rn ii ii 11 EASTER EXCURSIONS Kxcui\u2018hI«)u ticketb will bo sold between all Canadian Pa< itlr Htat ionh In Canada, Port Arthur, Ont.Haim Hto.Matte.Ont Windsor, ont., and onat.also to and from Detroit and SnuIf Hte.Marie.Midi .Buffalo, SuHpcnsion Bridge*.Niagara Kalin, N Y., Newport, Vt., ut l owestOne-Way First-Class Fart for the Round Trip \u2014FROM\u2014 April 4th to 8th, 1912 inclusive Good until April inth, 1912.For tickets and full information apply to ('anadiiin Pacific Ticket AgentH, or to Oity Ticket Office, d Htrathcona Bell Tel ldt) and People\u2019s, or C.P.K.Station Tel.207.GFNKKAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.C.unard line CANADIAN BBRVICB.From\tFrom Southampton.\tPortland, Mê.Mar.7\tT S 8.AUSONIA\tMar.2.9 Mar.23\tT 8 8, AHCANlA\tApr.13 Apr.11 T 8 8.AUSONIA Apf.27 Passage Ratos : Cabin (called tecood) A scan I a f 17.7(1 and upwards.Other Steamers, 916.25 and upwards.Third class British, eastbound 93R.25.Prepaid west 930.00.For further particular» apply to E.H.HEWJSLL or C.H.FOSS, Sherbrooke, Que .or The Robert Reford Company, Limited, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, St.John, N.IL, and Portland, Me.i UGKETS and SYRUP CANS Wholesale and Retail.For price» write N.J.WYATT CAN WORKS, Sutton.Que.P, C.DuBOYCE Notary, Commissioner, etc.Cowansville and Dunham Agency Sher-irooke Dally Record.Subscriptions, Advertisement* and News Item* received and given prompt attention.DEATHS.THORNTON At Ô Stanley avti te, Sherbrooke, Que., on Mare.) -7.V'12, Borden Frederic;, tn '\u2022! Vr.and Mrs.W.E.Tho.nron, aged nne months and nincte, u i1jj,>8.EbnPi\u2019.l to morrow after i ion, sert ice tc ite held at house at 2 p m.MACLAGAN\u2014At St.Thomas, Out., March 2Sth, 1912, A.F.Maclagan, son-in-law of Mr.E.S.Fosb of this city.IN MEMORIAM.In memory of Mrs.Vernon L.Car-son, who died March 28th, 1911.One year has pas&ed, Our hearts still sore.Ah time goes by we miss her more.Her loving smile, her welcome face, No one can fill her vacant place.Forget her, no we never will.We loved her then, we love her still.Her memory is as fresh to-day As in the hour she passed away.TIME TABLE In Effect Oct.2nd, 1911.BOSTON & NEW YORK EXPRESS \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 7.35 a.m.daily, arrive Levi» 1.00 p m., Quebec l,l>8 p.m.PASSENGER \u2014 Leave Sherbrooke 4.00 p.m.daily except Sunday, arrive Levis 9.1o p.m., Quebec U.15 p m.ACCOMMODATION \u2014 Leave Sherbrook* 7.00 p.m.daily except.Sunday, arrive Valley Jet., 3.30 a.m.Also connecting trains on the Megan-ttc and Chaudière Valley Division».For time tables or further particular* apply to any of the Company's Agent» or to E.O.Grundy, G.F.&P.A., Sherbrooke.-\u2014v1, ;________s-aæaiBt HD Easter 1912 SINGLE FARE For round trip between all station) on Grand Trunk Ry.in Canada.' Going April 4 to April 8.Return limit, April 10, 1912.For rates and further Information apply to O.H.Foss, C.P.& T.A., 3 Strathcona Sq., or W.Harrison, Station Agent.I a 3554 4976 püsh ton» «p* SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912, Have You - -Been Thinking of giving any of your friendf a.little gift for EASTER ?You couldn\u2019t do better than look over our stock before deciding.Our stock is all new and our prices are low.Don\u2019t miss reading our advertisement on Saturday.It will be of interest to you.STROUDS * t * * * * * * t * * * Are not the only bind of Photographs we make.Our specialties are GROUPS OF ALL KINDS, FLASHLIGHTS, LANDSCAPES and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY.Developing and Printing for Amateurs.Special attention given to mall orders.C.0.GUSTAFSON, Photographer 111 Wellington St.\tSherbrooke, P.Q.Ltd OPEN ALL SUMMER E.S.GLEASON, Principal.P.0.Box 69.SHERBROOKE, QUE.Men\u2019s Hats tihen you get ready to buy your Spring Hat, come in and see what The Duncan Stores are showing.Every kind\u2014every style\u2014Soft, StiS and Silk.The prevailing shapes in all the new colorings\u2014and your size\u2014are here waiting for you.When you buy a Hat at this establishment you are assured of the correct thing in headwear for men.Our Hat Department is a mighty important part of this shop, and we want you to know it.If you have never traded here, don\u2019t let that bother you, just get right with yourself and buy a Hat from us this Spring.You\u2019ll be friends with us for a good long while.Soft or Stiff Hats at 12.00, $2.50 and $3.00.at $5.00 and $6.00.Silk Hats The Hat Store for Fussy Men\u2014and Others Some Good Points About Royalty Hats There\u2019s so many good points about these Royalty Hats that you have to see them to appreciate what fine hats they are.They excel any others at the price that we've ever seen.They are elegantly made of good quality fur felt, finely finished and blocked to hold their shape forever.As for style\u2014well, come see them and learn what REAL style is.Derbies or Soft hats $2.50\u2014and worth every cent J.A.ROBERT, Hats and Furs, 69 Wellington St.r'~'T\"\u201dr- \u2014f r-TTT- T T~ -n it-» squash! We have some very fine * Hubbard squash * on hand.\t$ DEAN 8 LACEY j I 4 INSURE WITH F,J.Soutliwood & Go.Agents for Fire, Accident, Employers Liability, Automobile Insurance.Only Agents in town issuing Dividend Bearing Policies on premiums paid lor Fire Insurance.091 ce\u2014H.& 8.Mutual Building, Next to post Office, Sherbrooke.Tel.40./T z*\\ Ëarrings For Easter We are showing several new patterns in the lung earrings ir> black, pearl and colored stones.Prices range from $1.00 per pair upward.We are also showing a good assortment of the newT style small top hat pins.These must be seen to be appreciated.Prices 60c to $1.00 each We should be pleased to show these goods to you.A.C.SKINNER Jeweler and Optician.7 Strathcofla Square, Sherbrooke.K==j Miss Alice Sayer was tak.-n to the Protestant Hospital on Wednesday, and now lies in a serious condition.The booking for to-night\u2019s Symphony Concert is already three times larger than at any previous concert.On Friday evening, March 29th, at 7 o\u2019clock the Sunday School Elndea-vor class of the Congregational church will hold a picture entertainment in the church hall.Views of the famous Yellowstone Park, Alpine scenery, Switzerland, scenes from the life of Christ by famous artists, etc.This is specially for the members of the Sunday and Home Study Class.Parents and friends of the children and others are cordially invited.A silver collection will he taken.SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT TO-NIGHT.The Sherbrooke Symphony Orcnes tra will give their second and last concert for the season this evening at the Monument National.The advance sale of seats has been large, and it is expected that every seat will be taken when the curtain rises.his post as instructor.Hie 53rd Regiment was known throughout the length and breadth of Canada for efficiency, and wherever he bad heard it spoken of the name of Sgt.-Major McAllister was mentioned as being responsible to a large extent for that efficiency, ily his untiring efforts and unabating interest he had done much to raise the standard of the \u2018\u2018Old 53rd.\u201d In conclusion, he moved a vote of thanks to Messrs.McCushworth, C.Johnstone, J.Johnson, Jones and much to the success of the entertain-Matthews, who had contributed so ment, also to Chairman Hastings, Secretary Rawlings and the Committee, Gettins, Staff-Sgt.Guy, CoL-Sgt.Wilson, Bandmaster Barrie and all others who had helped to make the evening an enjoyable one.The Company then sang \"O Canada,'\u2019 and \u201cGod Save the King,\u2019\u2019 after which they left for their homes feeling that No.7 Company\u2019s annual banquet had been an unprecedented success.Electrical Supplies j We carry a complete line of ignition appliances, magnetos, # spark coils, spark plugs, motor boat accessories, etc.Also motors, { dynamos, generators, etc.\t\"J House wiring and motor installations done by competent elec- f tricians.\t# | ELECTRICAL REPAIR AMD SUPPLY CO.j WE CORDIALLY INVIVE YOU To inspect our spring: stock of up-to-the-minute Shoes for the whole family ; without question the most complete assortments, the most attractive styles and the best, values ever exhibited in Sherbrooke.When s you have tried them on you will surely w-ant to own a pair.Our prices you will find reasonable.m.J.CROQUETTE 85 Wellington Street.Opp.His Majesty\u2019s Tkiaftrs.1 CITY NEWS.Mrs.A.R.Wilson, London sg.reet, is confined to her room by IJInesL' Nurse Mandigo returned yesterday from a short stay in Beebe, Vt.Dr.W.L.Shurtleff.of \u2018Coaticook, was in town yesterday.Eye strain means nerve drain.We can prevent the strain.J.C.McConnell & Co., Opticians, 141 Wellington Street.Mr.Alexander Layfioii, of Stornoway, is in the city to-day on business.The right place to buy your Easter Hat.Styles right.Prices right.Enright\u2019s, Strathcona Square.Messrs.A.E.Wiggett and W, J.Wiggett went to Montreal yesterday on business.Things were very quiet in police circles last night, not an arrest being made.The Gleaners will meet with Mrs.McCrea, Melbourne street, on Friday afternoon.Mrs.S.Blais is spending the week the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.Weyland, Chenier street, Montreal.Mrs.N.G.Bray left this week for Lacolle on a visit to her father, Mr.John Etherington, who is seriously ill.Mr.and Mrs.David Wilson, Victoria street, left yesterday for Toronto for a few days\u2019 stay.Exclusive Lingerie Dresses and Waists.Kept for those who buy the best.Ideal Ladies Parlor, Room 1 Whiting Block.Mrs.Sam King and son Armand returned last evening from Newport, Vt., where they have been visiting friends.Millinery opening at Miss Lee\u2019s on Friday and Saturday.Do not fail to see our New York patterns.Miss M.O\u2019Reilly, sister Jr, -law ages could be glued to the back of a bee.and as these insects have the homing instinct a e ir-tier servile might tic established whirl)] the bullets of the enemy Could not reach.After being received the tiny messages, would he enlarged by photography so as to be easily read.This, adds the Lon don Globe, is an excellent suggestion, which is also prompted to ask, who is going to dress the bees') Chronic Throat Permanently Cured Seven Days\u2019 Use of Catarrhozone Performed Regular Miracle Mian Counter\u2019s Case Proves the Won derful Ktticacy of Catarrhozone in All Throat ami Nose Diseases.Windsor.Ont., Feb.20.\u2014Miss Coun ter\u2019s case will prove ut great interest tc everyone vloubled with sore throat,; bronchitis or wa»k .lungs.When' asked tor a statement.Miss Counter said : ('About seven years age I contracted a heavy cold that settled on my lungs and resisted all treatment.After I had tried several doctors here and specialists in Detroit without benefit, I went to my druggist and asked him for the best remedy he had (or cold on the lungs.He recommended Catarrh-ozone.which cured my cold in one week.It brought back my voice, and I have been ever since free from my old trouble For coughs, colds and lung trouble I am sure that Catarrhozone is the best remedy.It goes right to the sore spot, gives quick relief, and makes a lasting cure.\"\t,\t,, J Catarrhozone cures because its healing vapor is tuhalcd to the very places that are sore and inflamed.To permanently cure your winter Ills, your roughs, sneezing and Catarrh, by all means use a tried and proven remedy like Catarrhozone.But beware of the substitutor and imitator.Look for Catarrhozone only, 50c.and $1.00, at all dealers, or by mail ITom the Catarrhozone Company, Buffalo, N.Y., and Kingston, Canada.A9C PAGE SIX.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, THDRSDAY, MARCH 2S.1912.IGANIIC C01IÏ NOTES.(Letter from Special Correspondent) SEPARATE SCHOOLS.While certain politicians are endeavoring to organize a Denominational-Race political party, in order to secure more separate schools and sow the seeds of discord generally, we can see in the County of Megan-tic the operation of that separate school system, with all its weaknesses, and the unprejudiced observer will readily conclude that the efforts of able, energetic men might well he spent in a better cause.A glance at the situation makes its defects apparent.There may he seen in one school district two little, uncomfortable school houses, in each of which there are a few pupils and an underpaid teacher.In another district one school may be found to meet the needs of the majority, with no school at all for the minority.In a third there mây be no school, for the reason that neither party is able to maintain a school of its own; while in other districts the undesirable features of the separate school system are emphasized by bi-lingual complications.Not only is the system expensive and inefficient, but it has no advantages in its favor that in any fair measure compensate for its disadvantages.It may be claimed for separate schools that they afford an opportunity to give denominational religious instructions.But even this one point in its favor is open to criticism, when viewed from the standpoint of all concerned.There are different Christian bodies involved, the rights of which should be respected, and there are no good reasons why privileges should be extended to some that are withheld from others.The Anglican is no more a Methodist, a Baptist or a ( oonite-Mormon than he is a Roman Catholic; the Presbyterian, while l.r may be more closely allied to soi.by sentiment and doctrine, than te others, claims an iden- , HIS MASTEIfScVOICE VICTOR RECORDS OUT TO-DAY \\ ictor Military Band Pryor\u2019s Band \\da Jones .Peerless Quartet Orpheus Quartet Orpheus Quartet A FEW GEMS from the APRIL UST ia inlh double-faced 90c FOR THE TWO SELECTIONS 17044\u2014Ragtime Violin\u2014Turkey Trot Surprise Medley Overture.17052\u2014Bring Back My Lovin' Man .Hear the Pickaninny Band.17053\u2014The Long Day Ci Ho : Jolly Jenkin .A new record by a famous Canadian \u2019Cellist, Rosario Bourdon.12 inches\u2014Price ¥1.2.5.31S57\u2014Widmnng .'Cello Solo A New Record of .the Most Famous of all Operatic Selections, 96201\u2014Lucia \u2014 Chi mi frena \u2014 Sextette.Sung by Caruso, Tetrazzini, Amato.Journet.Jacoby, Bada.Caruso's Second English Ballad.37095\u2014Love is Mine.The great Canadian Tenor Edmond Clement sings 64233\u2014Jocelyn .Berceuse Don't Mies the wonderful Victor Puzzle record.121000\u2014Six Selections on one disc .¥1.00 Hear these records to-day at your dealers.BEKLÎNER GRAM O PHONE CO.Ltd.MONTREAL.Buy Vider Records and Instruments at 11 King Street J.W.McEEE\u2019S Sherbrooke, Que H.C.WILSON § SONS, Ltd.VICTOR MUSIC PARLORS, Sherbrooke.WAS THE GARDEN OF EDEN IN MISSOURI?We have all that \"show me' in *inct which must have romc from pome i oirauon unrestor\u2014the prenumpt tor, is.that it ¦ a me from Adam.Let ANTI-DtfHT show you how it.restores your carpers, Veeps dust down.Mils dis>;A>u germa.ANTX-WJBT lias a sweet, wholesome odor that makes sweeping a pleasure.ANTI-WST IK DEATH TO MOTHS AND MICROBES.35c and 15c Nil - DUS ONCE YOU TRY IT - YOU'LL ALWAYS BUY IT THE SAPHO MANUFACTURING CO, LIMITED Th(; Horn» «J Di tarn ft 586 HhNKI-JULIHN AVE.Formerly Sanguine' Street, Montreal, tity that is quite bin own, and for the rest.To .give separate schools to fill would be to destroy our school system entirely; to give separate schools to one body, and not to others, is to show unwise discrimination and weaken our educational efforts.Uut to have a good public school system, in which all efforts would be united in giving a sound secular education, with ample provision for time and place, in which all would receive their own religious instructions, would be to give equal rights to all, and eliminate |the deplorable conditions now existing in mixed rural communities.The English and the French of the rising generation would learn more of each others language, and would find, in each other, many good qualities that are frequently not recognized.It would then be a more difficult matter to raise race cries effectively, and a sounder national spirit would be developed.MACHINE SHOPS FOR LYSTER.The material is being collected for machine shop to be built this spring at Lyster.The need of such a shop is recognized, now that the Quebec Eastern Railway shop will have less time to attend to custom work.General machine shop work will be undertaken, such as can be done with a medium sized gasoline engine power, with the intention of adding a foundry and putting in heavier machinery later.Now that the matter is being taken up it would appear to be a mistake not to give the enterprise sufficient financial support from the first to secure success.Lyster has now reached the stage when its requirements are worthy of consideration.For a number of years it has been the busiest shipping point on the Grand Trunk between Richmond and Levis; and now that the Quebec Eastern is tn be extended its importance as the headquarters of that railway will he still more marked, at least until the construction is completed.WINTER CONTINUED.From the first day of January to the present we have had, with the exception of a few days, a steady cold winter, and our roads are as good noR as at any time this season.Though approaching the end of March, there has scarcely been a suggestion of sugar-making, or of our winter roads breaking up, and no one seems to be ready for the changes that spring brings.There is hauling to be done, and all kinds of work to be attended to before we are ready for spring roads.Still men, who find the winters too short for their work, complain of their awful length.While some would suggest improvements, it is just possible that our Quebec winters suit our rquirements as well as any that we would devise.OUR MORMONS.Sherbrooke may be able to record the advent of its Mormon missionaries, but Megantic can boast\tnot only of Mormon missionaries,\tbut of Mormon converts, who have ro farther use for the faith of their forefathers who lived in darkness and have gone to hell.Our Latter-Day Saints have not yet entirely mastered Joseph Smith's Theology,\tbut they have been enabled to see everything in a new light.Those\twho do not feel that their thirst for knowledge has been satisfied\tfind food for thought in the study- of the article on \u2018\u2018Mormons\u201d in the \u2018Encyclopaedia Britannica.Ifwy ACRE FARM AND BUILDINGS I'M/ fur sale or rent.Reasonable terms.Lot 5.range 7.Township of Inverness.Address.Mrs.John Morrow, Pointbriand, Thetford, Que.ASSOCIATED BOARDS OF TRADE.Megantic was well represented by the delegates from Thetford Mines ami Black Lake that went to Quebec, last week, as representatives of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade.It should not be forgotten that Megantic County is a part of the Eastern Townships and in the advertising scheme to secure desirable settlers our County Council should take an active part.We need good settlers, and there are those who would make good settlers, who need a home in the Eastern Town-ehips.killiIÏdIëT OUTJ SEASON.A K nnebsc Road, Megantic Co., Correspondent Appeals for Aid To Suppress Slaughter.SECTION OF MEGANTIC COUNTY IS HUNTING GROUND FOR MANY HUNTERS.Our Kennebec Road, Megantic County, correspondent writes : \"The snow has got quite hard as a result of the cold weather following the thaw and affords an opportunity for poachers to violate the game laws.A few days ago two unknown men on their snowshoes, with their dog, were out deer-hunting and hod one run down so far that soon they would have had him had not some bettei law-abiding citizens come to his rescue and saved his life.Tile poachers very reluctantly gave up the chase in preference to running the risk of having to pay the fine.\"There should be a game warden in this vicinity, wtio would be constantly on the ground, for this is the main I hunting ground, not only for the sin j rounding country and villages, hut, ! also for hunfers from Beauceville, Valley Junction, Quebec, Sherbrooke' and other centres during the open I season.It is too bad that deer chould be killed late in the winter and in spring when they are only skin and hone, or when their flesh is not fit for use and their hides worthless! \"Is there not an association in your city whose obfect is to have the mye laws obeyed ?and who would h ive some influence with the Government to have game wardens appointed where needed 9 If so, your correspondent.wouii he elad to assn1, in reeommendlng a trustworthv pe.-j .n for the office.\u201d Headquarters for : Clothing Latest Spring Styles Now in Stock.Our Assortment is without question the Largest and Most Complete in the City PRICES VERY REASONABLE.Every parent who has lived in Sherbrooke for any length of time knows that BOUCHER, LACROIX & FISETTE carry the largest stock of BOYS\u2019 CLOTHING in the city.They also know that the name and reputation of the firm stand bahind every suit they sell, READ ABOUT THESE SUITS ! FANCY RUSSIAN SUITS-For boys from 4 to 9 yeats of age.It is not tbo easiest thing in the world to get a suit.Mothers who hive experienced difficnlty ia dressing boys of this age should try oi e of onr liUSSIAN SUIT.9, Price 3.60 to $7.00.NORFOLK® - Onr Norfolk Double-breasted Suits need no comment.They have bean worn for many years and their reputation is established.Popular bloomer pints\u2014we have a very large range of these suits in brown and grey.Sizes 24 to 3\") ; Prices $3.00 to $11.00.BLUE SERGE Blue Serge Suits are always popular, We have them in all sizes ; tc fit children from 7 to 10 years of age.SPRING COATS This is the time to purchase a spring coat for yonr boy.His Winter coat is too heavy and it is too cold to go without a coat.H*s health demands a light overcoat and it is YOUR duty to provide it.All styles, in blue and fawn, for children from ô to 10.Prices $2.00 to $9.00.Boucher, Lacroix & Fisette 163-167 Wellington Street \u2022v II and Haberdashery FOR THE The man, young or j d.who allows Easter to pass without a thought of his clothing is mst.That may be putting it too forcefully.At any rate, the joyous EastertJ !\u2022\u2019, is the season when men add little tone,Mg to their raiment.Generally, Easter means a new suit and a complete nc'v outfit.If such is your intention, we invite you personally to attend our showing of fine exclusive Lastet Suits.They constitute without any exception the finest display in the city.Each garment, suit or overcoat, contains style, originality, smoothness of finish and elegance of design, and you will find a large assortment of styles, patterns and sizes to choose from.New Gravats An Eastessential not to he neglected, in a large variety of plain colors and beautiful design Gotham Shirts m Absolutely the finest, negligee shirts made and s.Id only at thin store, in laundered nr unlaiin I ered cuff styles.Dent\u2019s and Fownes\u2019 Gloves Another Easier essential, in suedes, capes, kids, etc., for Indies and gentlemen.Christy Hats We have all the new blocks in Bilk and Felt.Onr Spring Stock of Exclusive Haberdashery is the best wc have over shown, and we.strongly advise yonr purchasing early, while the lines are complete.smt Smouf Exclusive Men\u2019s Furnishings and Clothing.Cash and One Price Only, .Wv ; OFFICIAL DENIAL FROM AMBASSADOR REID STATEMENT ISSUED BY UNITED STATES EMBASSY ON ALLEGED INTERVIEW.London, March 28.\u2014In connection with Sir Henry James Dalziel\u2019s question in the House of Commons re- garding the statement published in New York on March 16, iiüotin»; Whiteiaw Reid, the United States ambassador in London, as comparing the present conditions in Great Britain with those of France before the Revolution, the United States Embassy yesterday issued the following statement: \u201cNo interview whatever was authorized by the American ambassador, who never entertained, much less expressed, the-opinion set forth in the question.\u201d it * v) y !T 4- £ \u201cHaiiy lecord\u201d faoi \" \u2018 Bia Results For Little Mohtst years old ; one pair steel grey ; one .Gelding, t years old ; one filly, 3 years., will make a heavy team ; one marc, 1300 lbs., 8 years old ; one chestnut horse, general purpose, 1100 lbs.; one six year old mare, general purpose.good family mare, fearless ; one bay Gelding, I years old, very pretty horse.A number of cheap horses from the lumber woods, some mares, must be sold to make room as I have a lot more bought.M.R.O\u2019Donnell, East Sherbrooke.PRESSMAN WANTED k and to Box 96 Record O' Steady work and good wages.Apply Sice.*r -.\u2014~.ANTED \u2014 TWO FIRST-CLASS w Machine Co W Ltd.ANTED\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.Ai; ANTED \u2014 ACTIVE AGENT TO * f handle popular automobile.Apply Box \u201cAuto.\" care Record, Sherbrooke.REAL ESTATE FÜR SALE.I/'OR SALE \u2014 VERY DESIRABLE ¦L residence property in the town of Cookshire ; five minutes\u2019 walk from post ; merry party did not break up office, ten minutes' walk from C.P.R.j ion\u201e \u201eftpI.' and M.C.R.stations.Terms reason- 0ng atter midni^bt CITY NEWS For the district nurse pleaSl^ call Miss Elliott, \u2019phone 736.There will be no choir practice at St.Peter\u2019s Church to-night owing to the Symphony concert.Mrs.E.Haskell, from McDonald Mine, Weedon, is spending a few days with Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Burge, 29 Dominion avenue.On Saturday afternoon last Miss Evelyn Evans, Montreal, entertained at a \u201cmiscellaneous shower\u201d for Miss Lolo Maclagan, whose marriage takes place next month.Mrs.Albert Delisle, who was called to Boston by the death of her father, was in town this week for a day or two, on hei way to St.Croix de Lobtiniere, he.- home.There will he a united meeting of all the Chapters of the Imperial Order, Daughters of the Empire and the Children of the Empire (Lord Nelson Chapter) at Plymouth Church Hall Saturday afternoon at 3.30.A large attendance desired.Mr.J.E.Thompson, inspector of the Eastern Townships Bank, has been transferred to Toronto, where he will have a position in the head office of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, and has left town en route for Toronto.Mrs.Albert E.Messier and her sister, Miss Lily Frechette, who have spent the winter at Saranac Lake, N.Y.have returned home, the former much improved in health by the fine bracing climate of the noted resort.A temperance, meeting will be held in the Lennoxville Town Hall tonight at 8 o\u2019clock.The Rev.E.Bounce, of Montreal, will be the principal speaker.Mr.Bourke is a temperance lecturer of considerable experience, not only in Canada, but in Dublin, Ireland.At this meeting an opportunity will be given to ask questions.The gfneral public is invited.A successful surprise party was given to Mr.and Mrs.George Berwick, Elgin avenue, last evening by their friends and relatives, some twenty-five in number.Mr.and Mrs.Berwick gave their unexpected guests a very cordial reception and the evening was spent in dancing, the violin music being furnished by Mr.James Bell.Abundant and appetizing refreshments were served, and the till Terms reasonable for quick purchaser, as owner is leaving town.B.L.Leonard, Cookshire.L\u2019ARM FOR SALE OF .150 ACRES\u2014 L one mile from Barnston, three miles from Coaticook.H.W.Buckland & Son, Barnston, Que.IJOR SALE \u2014 FEW CHOICE LOTS, I donned \u2022- Laurentide Park, Greater Montreal, cash and 36 monthly payments of Ç7.5U, or $90 cash and 72 monthly Payments ol $3.41.T.Dennison, 112 St.Frs.Xavier, Montreal.LA OR SALE\u20141 MILE -L brookc in Orford, with good buildings.Wise, Sherbrooke.from shkr- 33 acres of land, Apply George A.IF /OR SALE\u2014BARRED ROCK EGGS; 81 ho for 15 ;\t32.50 for 30 ;\t$6.00 for loo, in incubator lots.Also a limited number of Buff Hocks, $2.00 per setting.Alfred Crock, Danville, Quo.L10R SALE\u2014THE PROPERTY HE-¦ longing to Estate late W.E.Smith, Lennoxville.comprising commodious 2-storcy house in good repair and with modern improvements, stable and carriage house, large garden and chance for several building lots, as there is frontage on Main street of over 500 ft.The property is well situated near churches, stores and street ears, has fine shade trees and is in good neighborhood.Apply to J.B.Smith or W.H.Abbott.Executors.One of the last, hut by no means the least, delightful enowshoe tramps of the season was enjoyed last evening by a number of local enthusiasts.The party met at the Bromp-ton Road, when snowshocs were and the captain, Mr.Price, led them across the fields and over some of Sherbrook\u2019.s most picturesque hills and dales.Mrs.Chas.Dodds kindly acted as chaperone.The weather was ideal.When about two miles out\tof the city a four-in-hand turnout\twas met well filled with and robes and the tired wore given a jolly slcigh-Bromptonville, where Mr.the Grand Central had a dinner prepared, to 1 blankets .train pers ride to Hill of sumptuous I/OR SALE \u2014 THE FARM OF THE J- lato .fos.Blossom, one of the best stock farms in the Eastern Townships, situated !J miles from Compton and 3 miles from Watcrville.Easy terms.Apply to L.Q.Bliss.Compton, or W.H.Wiggett, Sherbrooke, Executors.which, needless to say, the party did ample justice.After a little time spent in singing, the return drive home was enjoyed.MISCELLANEOUS.TO LET.ri\u2019O LET \u2014 FROM JUNE 15TH TO M Sept.1st, furnished house on Court street, 6 rooms, all modern conveniences.Apply 79 Record Office.rpo LET \u2014 MAY 1ST.FURNISHED f\" house with grounds, on Melbourne St.Address Box 80 Record.Terrace, Melbourne St.All modern conveniences.Apply J.Nieol, advocate.ir I\u2019D LET -EIGHT-ROOMED TENE-mont, now ; all modern conveniences.Apply E.H.May, IS Dufforin Ave.I I OUSES TO LET \u2014 NOS.18 AND I I ISA.London street.Apply W.J.Hunt, or Fraser, Macdonald & Rugg, Sherbrooke.ado RENT \u2014 HANDSOMELY FUR-niBhcd house.Apply Fraser, Macdonald & Rtlgg., /OR RENT TENEMENT ON BEL- modern conveniences.1st.S.L.Spafford, !I ' 'videre si reef, Possession May Lennoxville.rilO LET \u2014 STORE IN HEBERT & M.Fortier's new block, Bridge St.Apply at store.Possession at once.rpwo PLEASANT ROOMS, suitable !¦ for sitting and bedroom, or separate.Furnished or unfurnished.7 Goodhue Street .TEACHERS WANTED.iHT ANTED\tPROTESTANT Ei.EM itt turv teachers with diplomas.I erms eight months, commencing about Sept, list.Salary $27, per month.H.O.S' oit.Sec.Trees., East Bolton, Que.r|1 E veil E 1! WANTED I\u2019ROTKS Il tant, bv the Sruool Trustees St.kilo d'Ortord.for a term of seven fnonths, School to open about the 1st rd May.Apply I W, Browne, Sec.-ki'euffii CxQt liu* 181, auvi'iy'uukOi \\l'ANTED\u2014DRESSMAKING.SATIS-»> faction guaranteed.Prices moderate.Miss Archambault, 8 Bowen Avenue.I IN' Id X WHITE P A UNDRY PADDLE.Used in a million homes.Blue that j bleaches.Makes old linen white as snow, i No other wash blue so convenient to \u2018 usd.dust stir the water with the paddle.Cannot freeze, break,, spill.Paddle free to every twelfth order.10 cents postpaid.Sufficient for 20 to BO washings.S.U.Whiting, Agent, Box Sherbrooke.MAYOR HEBERT\u2019S DECLARATION.The statement made in yesterday\u2019s Record that the numbers of two lots were typewritten and the third written in ink in Mayor Hebert\u2019s sworn declaration was not absolutely correct.The form of oath was made out in the usual form, leaving a blank in which the numbers of the lots were to be entered.The numbers of the three lots were entered in ink.»>,>r BEAUTIFUL EASTER 2.*) cards, postpaid, POST Handsomely colored, Easter eggs, gold embossed crosses, etc.No two alike.1.90 assorted Birthdays, Greetings.Views, etc., given free.Record Emporium.Beebe.Que./ 10OD BOARD AND ROOM FOR TWO ' I respectable young men in English family.Box 16, Record.SITUATIONS WANTED.YOUNG MAN.QUICK AT FIGURES.I wants work, warehouse, office, stockroom or shipping.References.Box 11 Record.Vl\u2019ANTED \u201d nursing Box 326.BY ENGLISH WOMAN, or housework.Care of Lennoxville, Que.ceive'd a generous amount of applause.An orchestra and a good run of moving pictures were added features.The latter were especially entertaining and were an improvement over the foreign pictures formerly exhibited.DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE.A special meeting of the Municipal Chapter of the Imperial order of the Daughters of the Empire was held yesterday at the residence of Mrs.H.R.Fraser, the majority of the of fleers of the three chapters iind councillors being present.Mrs Fraser, regent of the Duke of Wellington Chapter, presided and an informal discussion took place upon various matters of business connected with the order.The treasurer, Mrs.T.E.Read, made her report to the effect that the funds on hand were sufficient to pay the salary and de fray the expenses of the district nurse till the end of the year fpr which she had been engaged.The question of retaining her ser vices for another year was considered and in view of the fact that a great deal of good has been accomplished, and the work done has been most satisfactory both to the members of the medical profession and the patients visited, it was felt that a strong and united eflort should he made to this end.Various methods i were suggested, some of which will be adopted, and in the meantime a meeting of all the chapters will be colled for Saturday to make definite plans.As it appears that Miss Sale, the District Nurse, has been called to her home in Toronto by the illness of a relative, and her place has not yet been filled by another nurse from the Victorian Order, it became necessary to arrange at once for a supply to answer the calls, which are becoming frequent.The difficulty was solved by the engagement of Miss Agnes \" Elliott, * \\\\\u2019ANTED\u2014WORK BY YOUNG MAN.'' \\ny rapacity Excellent references foe storekeeping, bookkeeping.Apply 21 Galt street.\u2014 STENOGRAPHER Experienced.Cnn references, Box 92 Record YOUNG LADY I desires position.furnish Office.best LOST AND FOUND.I 08T\u2014IMIRSE CONTAINING MONEY «> on Wellington street this morning, also glasses.Return to Box cord.Reward, Ro- HARMONY BAND CONCERT.The Harmony Band has apparently lost none of its old time popularity, and a large crowd tinned out last night to their first concert of the season.The entertainment left nothing to be desired from a musical standpoint, and if the standard set last night can be taken as a criterion music lovers and admirers of this fine organization will look forward to the coming season with pleasure.Mr.M.T.Coley received a great ovation after his rendition of a baritone solo and was compelled to re spond.i The Band was heard to good advantage in the following programme: \u201cMilitary March,\u201d Lc Refrain des Vosgiens,\u201d Mullot ; selection, \u201cThe Old Town,\u201d G.Luders ; waltz, \u201cMy Heart's Idol,\u201d C.W.Bennett ; march, \u201cFrance\u2014Souvenir 1911,\u201d Prof.Badin ; Intermezzo.\"Gretchen,\u201d C.[ Martin ; Fantasy Waltz on Baritone, ; \u201cAnna,\u201d (Leroux), M.T.Coley; In-.| termezzo, \u201cIn Moon Land,\u201d H.A.I Peck ; Fantasy, \u201cAmerican Songs,\" i introducing the following hits: \u2014 I \"That Hypnotcrzing Man,\u201d \"Beauti-; ful Love,\u201d \u201cCall Around Any Old ; Time,\u201d \"Lord Have Mercy on a Married Man,\u201d Prof, Baffin's orclies tra.J \"The Randolphs'1 gave an excep-jtionally good acrobatic act and rc- LADIES! DOX\u2019T MISS THIS CHEAT DISPLAY Millinery Opening THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY March 28, 29, 30, and following days.I Î The latest up-to-date styles in the season\u2019s millinery, i | Sherbrooke Knitting Works 170 Wellington St,\t-\tSherbrooke smmm DAILY STORE NEWS 136-1U8 WelliiiKton St.\tThursday Man'll, VIS IB 12 Store doses at 0 to-night.Spring and Summer Dress and Costume Materials.Wo are now ready with a complete, range of those goods for this season, and ( ur showing includes New Worsteds Shepherd Plaids, Satin Stripes, Soleil \u2018 loths, New Plaids, Venetians in stripe and plain ; also full range of Beaver Suitings, which always prove so satisfactory for ticii Costumes Dress Stulfs 45c, lo SI.25.Suitings E5c.to $U5.\"ii l ; If you live out of town wiito for samples.Special attention pS is given to mail orders.f We have a Shipment DIRECT FKUM GERMANY and arc now in .a position to fill all demands.SOILED CLOTHES HAMPERS-(like cut) Round or square linpe, $2.00, $2.00.#:j.on.BASKETS\u2014 If you need m new bn Art.for market., hoc what v .* \u2022 m do for you.M A TiK ET B AS K KTS\u2014 10c., 20c.\t2~)C., 50c.and up.MARKET BASKETS with covers\u2014-oc.t u.v , \u202215c.,\t10c.and up.CLOTHES BASKETS- 75c., $0c., yOc., $1.00.Wc appréciât \u2022\u2022 \u2019Phone and Mail all orders whether ainall or large.CORSETS Pull THE SPRING DEMANDS\u2014 Tin* famous K T and D V A.Cornets in the host selling in ode Ik.Ask to see Hie spe rial values at $1.00,\t$1.25, $1.50 and $2.00.Orders, and give special attention to mâmF Phones Box 369 trained tutd -highly qiialifieù nurse, to fulfil the duties in the interim before the if turn of Miss Sale or the arrival of a Victorian Order nurse.Reference was made to Empire Day, which for many years has passed quite unnoticed in Sherbrooke, and as this is a matter quite within the province of the Daughters of the Empire, it was moved, seconded and carried unanimously that arrangements he made for a lecture or talk on some appropriate subject with a gathering of school children, patriotic choruses, etc.The meeting then ad journed.IS He Is Full of Wrath Over Result io New York.UI.AIMS THAT THERE WAS No REAL VOTE OF THE REl\u2019UDLl-CAN PARTY.Eort Wayne, tnd., March IS.\u2014 Thoroughly aroused by the outcome .f the primaries in New York, Tuesday, in which the Roosevelt forces were defeated, Colonel Roosevelt declared yesterday that the whole proceeding was a farce, He gave out this statement.\"In New York State as a whole 1 here was no real vote of the Republican party whatever.Outside of New \\ ork City the primary law i a farce.Inside New York it has been shown to he a criminal farce.Even as it is, one fourth of the delegates r.re straight-out Roosevelt men, and of the retraining three fourths, the great majority of those elected from New York City have no more claim ,u s I in a Republican convention then if they were sent to it by Tammany Hall, for they were elected by methods more outrageous than the worst methods that Tammany Hall itself ever employed in an election,\u201d Mil OF WÉ; TOOK HIS LIFE.Father of Nine Children Commited Suicide In Montreal.HIS MAJESTY\u2019S All this week.Afternoon ami Evening, the Grotesque RANDOLPHS We are also showing th« best Pictures in town.PRICES .,'>c.and 10c.Wednesday Night.Harmony Daml Concert.Book your scats early.WAS IN DESPONDENT CONDITION BECAUSE HE WAS DISAPPOINTED IN GETTING JOB.Montreal, March 28.Despondent because he could not secure employment, Charles Howlctt, 35 years of ago, and the father of nine children, committed suicide yesterday at his boarding-house, 351 Bleary street, by inhaling gas.Ho attached a tube to the gas bracket in his room and turned on the gas.Then, lying