Sherbrooke daily record, 15 juin 1912, samedi 15 juin 1912

[" Sherbrooke Daily Record.Kfltablished 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE.SATURDAY JUNE, 15 1912.ONE CENT SEEK TO REALIZE 1\t: AT MUSES.rin Associated Boards Will Take Steps to Carry Into Effect Publicity Programme ~ Government Reports Show That Much is Due Townships\u2014Other Important Matters For Quarterly Meeting at Megantlc.represents a distribution of Tnc Eastern Townships Associated i Boards of Trade will have a busy ses- I sion at its quarterly meeting at, Lake Megantic, next week.The delegates will probably go to Megantic Monday night so as to be on hand for a morning session.A trip up the.lake with afternoon session at one of the club houses is a feature of the programme.There may, also, be an evening session SOME ITEMS OF BUSINESS.The organization of the Associated Boards will be completed, at this meeting through the formal adoption of the constitution and by-laws.IMMIGRATION PROPAGANDA.Perhaps the most important matter before the meeting will be in connection with advertising the Eastern Townships abroad.The delegations appointed at the last session have met with signal success in their appeal to the Provincial and Dominion authorities for assistance.Litth actual preparatory work for the carrying out of The programme in this connection has been done.The Associated Boards must arrange for this.The matter will probably be placed in the hands of a small committee.The advertising booklets must be compiled, views secured for illustrating them and views, also, obtained for lantern | slides for the illustrated talks which \u2018 w:U form an important part of the Eastern Townships Publicity work, i This over 800,000 pamphlets of the above list yearly.Borne of the Eastern Provinces have had a prettj fair show in the way of special pamphlets.\u2022351,450 copies of pamphlets pertaining to Nova Scotia have .been distributed and 60,000 relative eo Prince Edward Island, Ontario has received attention as follows: Farm Labor in Canada\t1112,500 Ontario Wants Farm 'Laborers 10:1,000 New Ontario *\t25[oo0 Thunder Bay & Rainy River 15.0(10 Canada\u2019s Farthest South 20,000 Heart of Canada\t15,000 Total\t330,500 So far as Quebec Province is concerned there have been two pamphlets issued, \u2018\u2018Eastern Townships,\u201d compiled from articles published in the Record several years ago, 10,000, and Lake St.John Region 25,000.It will be seen that in the light of the past the Eastern Townships is entitled to very generous treatment in the matter of advertising.The E.T, Associated Boards have the matter well in hand and no efforts will he spared to realize on the promises which have been obtained from Quebec and Ontario authorities.Townships Men Have Plenty Of Practical Wort, GENERAL HEALTH OF THE CAMP IS EXCELLENT.The Camp, Petawawa, Ont., June 12.\u2014(Special Correspondence)\u2014Hard, practical work has been the experience of the different units of the B astern Townships in camp here.This applies to the Cavalry as well as the field artillery and the other corps from various pointa in Canada.The officers and men seem to like the work.There has been no ceremonial work and there is not likely to be any.The grounds were selected for practical work as would be carried out in actual warfare.The batteries and cavalry regiments go for miles from their lines to the different areas allotted to them each day.There the actual work is carried out.MEN IN GOOD HEALTH.So far there have been no casualties either to the men or horses.There has been little or no sickness in camp among the units from the Eastern Townships.So far as the artillery brigade is concerned there has only been one or two minor cases that required the attention of a doctor.None were so serious that they had to be taken to the hospital.The same can also bo said with l'egard to the 13th Scottish Dragoons and the 7th Hussars.WEATHER FAIRLY GOOD.f City and Town Building The Booster Says: Bo loyal to your home town, stand np for it at all times, and in the long run you will receive your | reward.\tI I BY-LAW, 11 Will Likely Be Given Third Beading Monday Night.The weather so far has been fairly good.Monday and Tuesday were , warm days, but the effect of the Borne discussion will be given to ; hot sun is tempered with a fresh BACK TO TOWNSHIPS WEEK.SHOULD BE BIG ISSUE OF PAM- ! PHLETS.The Record lias contended that this [ section of Canada has never received i adequate attention in the advertising j piopaganda which the Dominion Lov- | eroment is carrying on and has car- j rihii on for the past ten or twentj years.This contention is emphatically borne out by departmental ligures which have come to hand.During the past six years the Dominion has issued tons upon tons of literature, many pamphlets dealing exclusively with the West.The so-called general pamphlets, hut in which the Eastern Townships the project of a \"Back to the Fasten! Townships Week.\u201d Thousands of; so that the men do not feel it I they would in a lower area, sous and daughters of the Eastern j nights are eool, but refreshing.Townships arc scattered all over Ca-' nada and the United States.Ip is felt that an \u2018\u2018invitation\u201d would nring many of them back to the old home for a visit and in some cases to :-l,ay, Tne lure of distant places is great.The realization is often less attrac-ti' e.A few years\u2019 absence often brings an individual to a state of mind where he is better able to realize the attractions of the old home than when he loft to seek his fortune else- air as The f ore-the the a come where.A \u2018\u2018Back to the Townships Week,\u201d say at the time of the fall exhibition, u *\t> ic opinion of many, if properly has had no placc^ or but the merest j organin0(j) njght ))e made a great success.To-day rain fell most af \u2019.he noon, but not enough to keep men from drill.Towards night end of the cold wave which passed over the Townships on Sunday reach- j ed here, but the probabilities are for ! a good day to-morrow (Thursday).PLEASED WITH CAMP GROUNDS.reference, are as follows: Copies issued in six years: Canada in a Nutshell Canada, the Land of Opportun! y Glasses Wanted in .Canada Atlas of Canada Work, Wages and Land Canada Wants Domestic Servants An Africultural Tour of Canada Canada As Seen Through Scottish Eyes Canada As It Appeared To Scottish Agriculturists Cost of Living in Canada The Country Called Canada Settling on Canada\u2019s Free Land Land Regulations in Canada Facts for Settlers Home Building in Canada Gaelic Pamphlet Total 900,000 j TOWNSHIPS AS A SUMMER RESOUT.\"Ioo\u2019ooiC\tvery\thi wit the Associat- .i-s\u2019ooo ¦ \u2018 li Boards may consider ways and mi diiii \u2019 rr\u2018ea,1R of increasing the summer iour-\u2019\t\u2019\t| 1st business in the Eastern Town- sh.ps.Advertising and adequate Local arrangements are all that is required to accomplish results in this direction.The natural beauty of the Townships will do the rest.As already stated in a previous communication the artillery men are pleased with the camp grounds.So i also are the cavalry men who are j here for the first time.The command-j ing officer of the 13th Dragoons stat-| ed to your correspondent that he and his oflicers were very much impressed with the camp and that it was very much ahead of any other they had been at.Mud, the bane of a soldier when drilling, is unknown here, and drill can bo carried on with , minimum of the discomfort experienced in other camps which these units have attended.So favorably impressed with 400,000i 331.000\tj 211.000\t! Newspapers MaRe \u201d Reference to Ibis Section of Canada.FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF RECORD\u2019S EASTERN TOWNSHIPS\u2019 PUBLIC 'IT Y EDITION.Many newspapers throughout Canada and New England have made editorial reference to the Eastern Townships during the past two weeks, incidental upon receipt of a copy of the Record\u2019s E.T.Publicity Edition.The following extracts are from few marked copies which have to hand.REVIEWED BY QUINCY, MASS PAPER.(Quincy, Mass., Daily Leader) The Sherbrooke Daily Record and the Associated Boards of Trade of the Eastern Townships of Quebec have submitted to the public a, record entitled \u201cProgress and Opportunity.ft calls attention to the agricultural supremacy of this territory and invites a moat thorough investigation by anyone interested in seeking a farming location where the prospects are bright and where progress is the central figure.The City of Sherbrooke is headquarters of the association and a secretary is sending the literature pertaining to the section to all who make inquiries.Manufacturers are invited to establish within this territory and reap its fruits of unexcelled advantages.Capitalists are asked to join in the development of mines and lands.Three rivers furnish opportunities for all purposes and an electric company has been established to sup- thc camp are the cavalry officers that | Plv power generated by tlhe rivers.20'l,fl(KI 200,000 170,000 RAILWAY AND MAIL SERVICE.Railway and mail service between different sections of the Townships will receive attention.There are one or two cases whore there is room for decided improvements.A number of other matters bearing upon the interests of the whole Eastern Townships are on the programme -1 and will receive attention at the quar- 1,930,000 torly meeting.! 50,000 i 10,000 100,000 (00,000 ! 0,000 THROWN FROM RIG AND RADIY INJURED.frjuiles to M.Lacerte St.George de Windsor, May Prove Fatal.HORSES TOOK FRIGHT AT AUTO AND RAN AWAY.Danville, Juno 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014Mr.Lacerte of St, George do Windsor, was th victim of a very serious accident, yesterday.While driving a team the horses took fright at an auto-n.cdjile and ran away.He was thrown out and struck a barb wire fence, which cut him up very badly.Me in in a serious condition, and lit Hi, hopes are entertained for his recovery.it is understood that a petition will be presented to militia headquarters to the effect that they may ne allowed to come here in future and put in their annual training.There may have been some misgiving among the newcomers as to the conditions existing here, but that has been dispelled after the few days they have spent here.The officers of the 7th are just as favorably impressed as those of their sister corps of the cavalry.CAVALRY RRIGADE.The cavalry brigade is composed of the 13th Scottish Light Dragoons, 7th Hussars from the Eastern Townships and the 2nd Dragoons From St.Catherines, Ont.The brigade is under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Turner, V.S., Quebec.Colonel Williams, Inspector of Cavalry, has ar-riveq and will hold inspections for the next three days.GENERAL OTTER IN CAMP.General Otter, Inspector General, is j also in camp, and will remain for some time inspecting the various units of the Canadian Field Artillery.The three batteries, comprising the 7th FEARED THAT THERE HAS BEEN ! 1,1 ipaf,R limlcr Lieut.-Colonel Penhale j have been out several times, ami to-A lihiA V ï LOSS OF LIFE.j moi row each battery will fire 20 Seward, Alaska, June 15.-(gpe-1 rountls of Rprvicc ammunition, eiall\u2014A fresh eruption of Katmai vol-i RIVALRY AMONG SECTIONS, cano started yesterday, accompanied ! The Canadian Artillery Association by explosions that could bo heard for i donai-'' a considerable amount for miles.It is believed certain that all mon°y .I\u2019l\u2019^cs ns well as badges for the villages at the base of Katmia 1 competition.1 his makes a healthy Mountain have been destroyed, and U1 bit of competition among that there has been considerable loss non-coms, and men, and the in-Alogniak Island are.covered with ' structions from the permanent force aches, in some places forty feet deep.\t(Continued on Pago 6) m MPTION Ashes Cover the Ground to depth Of Forty Feet Americans possessing integrity, of purpose and of a willingness to do their part arc invited to communicate with the Associated Boards of Trade, J Sherbrooke, Quebec.j SCHEDULE OF RATES EMBODIED IN MEASURE AS IT NOW READS.j The regular semi-monthly session of ! the City Council will be held Monday | evening, when several matters of im-: portance will come up for discussion.| The Sprinkler By-law which was j first introduced by cx-Ald.Desaul-| niers during his term of office ns I chairman of the Whiter Department, has not ^et received its third and ii-nal reading.In all probability this measure will he dealt with ou Monday evening.Since first presented to the Council several clauses of this By-Law have been amended.As the schedule of rates is the most important, it is published below as it now reads: For each private hydrant not connected with any other service with not more than five inch valve opening, ¥25.00 per year.Where there is a private pumping plant taking Us supply from other source than the water mains there is no charge.Standpipes and Sprinkler Fire Service to be rated according to the size of connections.One inch fire service.410.00 per year One and half Inch.17.50\t\u201d\t\u201d Two inch.25.00\t\u201d\t\" Three inch .37.50\t\u201c\t\u201c ! Four inch .50.00\t\u201c\t\u201c Five inch .75.00\t\u201c\t>< Six inch .100.00\t\u201c\t\u201c Eight inch .200.00\t\u201c\t\u201d In case of more than one connection the largest one will be consider ed the first pipe and full charge.Each and every connection thereafter will be charged half the fixed rate.CONSTRUCTION.Water for building purposes to he furnished at the following rates.No meter will be allowed except if the officials of the department find it necessary for tne best advantage of the department.For each 1000 bricks from the 15th April to 1st Nov.JO.IO and from 1st Nov.to 15th April inclusive $0.05.For each 100 yds.plaster $0.25.B\u2019or each yard stone masonry, concrete or terra cotta block $0.04.For each yard concrete $0.06.Air compressor 12 x 12 and under $0.50 per day.The above water rates for construction will be due by the contractor and the proprietor jointly and severally and the water furnished only upon a special application for that purpose at the City Water Department Office.ILfiKimiSMlIlU.t PROF nSTffl MIPS DISLOCATED HIS SHOULDER.Cherry River, June 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mr.Merrill Whittier, foreman in Mr.Prouty\u2019s lumber woods here, had the misfortune to dislocate his shoulder.Dr.West set the injured member and Mr.Whittier is recovering as fast as possible.I discussion it was shown that thu Council was in sympathy with thn ( project and would make the necessary application when the time became opportune.MARRIAGES.A CHANGE OF NAME.Thetford Mines, June 16.\u2014(Special)\u2014The newly formed Board of Directors of the former Amalgamated Asbestos Company at their meeting held in Montreal tills week resolved to call the Company The Asbestos Corporation of Canada (Ltd.) and it will he known under that name in future.The Company is now working fully and more men are required.WINSLOW PRESBYTERIANS.Winslow, June 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014 On Monday last the annual business I meeting of the Winslow Presbyterian ; Congregation was In Id in *' ¦ church.The financial report dev : a small balance on the right sid .This seems very creditable to this plucky little congregation seeing that from time to time it, has been weakened by sev oral of the congregation going west I and selling their farms.Even this year some went west, who on leaving paid into the treasury sums amount ; ing to about double their usual an j nual subscription for salary.For this commendable spirit and warm side to the good cause in Winslow thus shown by them both pastor and j people loci grateful.AT RICH- INDUCTION SERVICE MONO.Richmond, June 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014On Friday evening an induction service was held in Chalmers Presbyterian Church, when the Rev.Mr.McMillan late of Dalhousie Mills, Ont., was inducted into the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church, and St.Andrew\u2019s Church, Upper Melbourne.The service was conducted by the Rev.Mr.Nicholson of Sherbrooke, moderator of the Quebec Presbytery.There was a large congregation, representing both churches.The ministers taking part in the ceremony wore thn Revs.Nicholson of Sherbrooke, Nidi oison, Sawycrville; Sinclair,, of Kingsbury; Muir of Windsor Mills ; Craik, of Melbourne; Kcllock, Mel bourne; Burnett, Rural Dean Hep-barn, Rothncy and Woodley of Richmond.Special music was rendered by the choir.Prior to the service a sumptuous tea was served in the lecture room of the Church by the la dies of the congregation.DALTON\u2014FOSTER.j Foster, June Iff.\u2014(Special)\u2014 A pretty June wedding was solemnized on Wednesday at the home of, Mrs.Lucy Young, of Foster, Que., when her daughter, Mis» Martha Marlou \\ oeng, was married to Mr.Frederick li.Dalton, of Waterloo, Que.Thn officiating clergyman was Rev.F.J.Hayden, B.A.The bride was given away by Mr.W.Ellison, her brother-in-law.The bridesmaid was Miss Kr-m tine Digits, cousin of the bride, and the best man was Mr.Leon Blunt of Foster.At the close of the ceremony the young couple received, the hearty congratulations and good wishes of the friends and the wedding luncheon was served.The presents, in addition to a previous \"shower,\u201d included much cut glass, silver, etc., with substantial elirques, were very numerous, both bride and groom having a large circle of friends.'I he honeymoon is to be spent in Franklin, Vermont, and on tli-\u2019ir re-t trn the newly married pair will rs-sidc in Waterloo, Que.The gift of the groom to the bridesmaid was a very pretty gold ring and to thn best man a set of gold cull links.INFORMATION OF PUBLIC INTEREST AND VALUE.(Orillia, Ontario, Times) The Sherbrooke Daily Record has issued a 32 page industrial narnber, which is worthy of more than passing notice.The paper is not only artistic and well written hut contains an almost inconceivable amount of information about the Eastern Townships of Quebec.The publication was issued on the occasion of the prgani-zation of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade, and the inauguration of a publicity campaign, to attract desirable immigrants, and! make known the manufacturing and mining opportunities of the Eastern Townships.The Record has not only rendered good service locally, but has put the country under obligation by the admirable manner in which it has set forth information of public interest and value.OTHER CHARGES.Hand hose used in winter by the proprietor for making private skating rinks will he charged the same amount for winter as the summer rates.Wash tubs driven by water power will bo $5.00 per year with not more than ;; inch supply pipe.When water is supplied for hath and closet purposes only, no other eon nection will be allowed.If so, full rate will be charged for hot and cold water tap.FASS THROUGH COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING.Bedford, June 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014A regular meeting of the County Council was held on Wednesday afternoon in ine County Building at Bedford with the following Councillors present: L.\u2019 G.Fadden, Louis Boucher, Louis Rocheleau, E.C.Juairc, Nap.Fournier, C.Thibodeau, Reid Small, W.O.Shufelt and Geo.Doherty.U.T.Chilton, Warden of thn Council was chairman of the mooting and George Capsey, Sec.-Treas also in his usual place.Mr.Elzear Campbell was appointed special officer to superintend the work of a water course between Dunham and Parish St.Ignace do Stanbridgo.Some accounts wore brought before the meeting and ordered to be paid.A resolution was received from the local Council of the Township of Dunham in which it expressed the wish that the County Council would endeavor to get the Federal Government to build a Government road through the County from Hwcotsbnrg to the Richelieu River.After some OTTER WESTOVER.A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday at eight o\u2019clock at the residence of Mr.and Mrs.Oscar West-over, 142 Westminster Ave,, Montreal West, when their eldest daughter Miss Clara Emma Westover was united in marriage to Mr.Walter Douglas Otter, of Montreal West.The parlor and dining-room were I tastefully decorated with cherry blossoms and snow halls, the bay wind-I ows banked witli ferns, palms and.! flowers.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.P.L.Richardson, pastor of the Herald Ave.Methodist Church.The bride was given away by her father, j .She wore a white Marquisette over white silk and carried a bouquet of ; white roses and lilies of the valley, and wore a gold watch, the gift of the bridegroom.The bridesmaid was j Miss Mildred Westover, sister of the bride, who wore a pink Marquisette over white and a large black hat trimmed with pink roses and carried a bouquet of pink roses.Mr.Walter P.Henry acted as best man and Misa Kffie Billings played the wedding march.After the refreshments were served Mr.and Mrs.Otter left for Toronto and Niagara Falls.On their return they will reside at 133a Westminster Ave., Montreal West.The gifts were numerous and very pretty.Among the guests were Mr.and Mrs.A: B.Otter, Mr.and Mrs.George Laing, Mr.and Mrs.Bain, Rev.and P.L.Richardson, Miss Henry, Francis Westover and Miss Evelyn Lafleur.was 1 Mrs.Miss COREY- BOWEN.A very preddy wedding was solemnized at St.James\u2019 Church, Hatley.\u2019 on Wednesday evening, June 5th, at 6.30, when Miss Eloise Bowen, eldest daughter of Mr.and Mrs.A.E.Bowen of Compton, was united in marriage to Mr.Benjamin Corey, third son of Mr.and Mrs.Hamilton Corey, by the rector, Rev.T.G.Dnvitt.The brld- (Oontlnued on Page 6) VIEWS.SMARM CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS VERMONT PUBLISHER'S Editor Record.Dear Sir I have received ynnr ! splendid illustrated edition and desire to congratulate you on your enterprise.Your paper is really, I think, the best that I have seen coming from a small city.Your enterprise, is so remarkable I would like to have you, if you will, exchange with the News, at least for a time.I like to see enterprising newspa- | pers.Yours truly, JOSEPH AULD.Burlington Daily News, Burlington, Vt., June 8, \u201912.TO DEDICATE CECIL RHODES i MEMORIAL.\t6 London, June 15.\u2014 (Special) \u2014j Earl Grey, former Governor General of Canada, sailed from Southampton to-day for Cape Town, where ho is to dedicate the memorial to the late Cecil Rhodes, recently erected on the ! side of Table Mountain.The.dedication will take placé next month on the anniversary of Mr.Rhodes' birth.SOCIALISTS TO OPEN CAMPAIGN.Chicago, 111., June 15,\u2014( Special)\u2014 The rational committee of the So ctallst party is arranging for a big démonstration in this city to-morrow [ to mark the formal opening of the 1 national campaign.Eugene V.Debs, of Indiana aid Emil Seidel, of Wis consin, candidates for President and Vice-President of the United States pespectlvcly, are scheduled ns the urlncipnl speakers.THE CANADIAN OLYMPIC TEAM SAILS.of icvolvcrs, a razor, a knife and a base,hall hat figured, and resulted in Simona Bunanno, Marcus Guino, 47J St.Dominique Street; Frank Ganbtno, 2Hi St.Catherine Street east, and Mrs.Louis Bcddonnarl, all being treated at the outdoor department of the General Hospital and later being held by the police while the matter is I he team will spend a | being investigated.Montreal, June 15.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The athletes, oarsmen and marksmen who are to uphold the honor of Canada in the Olympic contests at Stockholm next month sailed to-day for Liverpool week or ten days in final practice in England before proceeding to Stockholm.POUR ITALIANS INJURED.Montreal, June 15,\u2014Putting into execution a threat made some months ago against Simona Hunanno, a labor contractor, 27a Domontlgny Htieet, shortly after five o'clock yesterday afternoon hv friends of a man eolivicleo for shooting at him in December lljat, that they would \"get\u201d Bimnnno for playing the spy, reunited in a freejfpr-till fight, The butt ends THE MONTREAL STRIKE Montreal, June Iff.\u2014(Special)\u2014All factories owned and operated hv mem-bets of the Montreal Clothing Manufacturers' Association will open for business at usual hour on Monday morning.Employers held a meeting yesterday afternoon and décidai to taki hack all operators wanting to work, without prejudice.\u2018'Open shop\u201d rules have fieeti posted in all Fie fan A SPLENDID EDITION.(Ottawa Free Press.) An attractive publicity edition of the Sherbrooke Dally Record has come to hand.It deals with the manufacturing, mining and farming \u2019 industries In the Eastern Townships, and its wealth of illustration and i descriptive matter is a revelation to' those not familiar with thn strides that industry has made in Sherbrooke district or with the possibilities that county affords in raw material, water power and shipping facilities.The edition is handsomely printed ! in colors.It is a credit to its pub- ¦ lislu rs.Briiisli Manufacturers Here On Special Train.SHERBROOKE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION ON HAND WITH LOCAL ADVERTISING LITERATURE.The special train over the Canadian Pacific Railway conveying the party of distinguished Br tish manufacturers on their Canadian tour passed through Sherbrooke about 6 o\u2019clock, this morning.Thn train was hoarded at Sherbrooke by Mayor Hebert, Mr.O.E.Bradford, Industrial Commissioner, and one or two members of the Sherbrooke Board of Trade.Every member of the party will be presented with a copy of the Record\u2019s Eastern Townships T\u2019ublicity Edition arid thn booklet of facts per taining to Sherbrooke, issued by the Board of Trade.As stated in yesterday's Record it is quite likely that the delegation may visit Sherbrooke on its return journey.- The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH 18 UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank Slit EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.I»., D.C.L., Prosirlent ALEXANDER LAIRD, \u2022\t-\t.\t.dcnorul IMiinagnr JOHN AIRD,.Assistant General Manager Capita! $15,000,000 Rest $12,500,000 BRANCHES throughout Canada and in the land and Mexico.United States, Eng- Thin Bank, with its large number of brandies.Is particularly well equipped for the transaction of every description of banking husiDcsa in t.aiie.da and.Foreign Countries.He amalgamation with the Eastern Townships Bank enables it to serve the.public in the territory covered by that.Institution better titan any other bank.Drafts and money orders on all the principal Countries of the world issued by every branch.Travellers' cheques and letters ol credit issued, negotiable la all partd of the world.Bills received for collection on any place where there is a bank or banker.Branches in Sherbrooke I)ï,Her,Ü>,A?c\u2019 fmaln office), Wellington Ht., Upper Town (Kin* 8t.)\u2019, E.WINN FARWKI.L,\tF.A.BRIGGB,\tN.F.DINNING, Manager.\tManager.\tAgent/ A WORK OF ART, SAYS BELLEVILLE PAPER.(Belleville, Out., Daily Intelligencer) ( The issue of the Daily Record, pub- toiics, ahd chief rampeau lins prom- iffiliul at Sherbrooke, Quebec, on Sat- isnii iK/Uce protection to all those re turning io work.unlay the 1st Inst., was nn Gftpeclal j ^Continued on Page 2.) THE WEATHER Fine to-day; showers oil Sunday.v| The Service You Want Whlln wo arc constantly endeavoring to increase the volume of our business, wo realize that we ran best do this by properly, servln* the interests of our customers, both in the careful «election ol InvcetmenU andJi?th\t.\t.^ ^ be j locomotives aggregates 450,000 h.p \u2014 j enough to run 64 Angus shops, the j largest of their kind in Canada, or j the machinery of factories that would keep nearly four hundred thousand persons employed.should send for a copy sent free to every applicant.BURLINGTON\u2019S PAPER\u2019S COMMENTS.(Burlington Daily News.) There are evidences all over Canada that a new spirit has taken hold of Canada from the Pacific to The trains themselves, with the \"runs\u201d averaging, say, 125 miles be-¦ tween divisional points would require 17 crews of five men each, between the Atlantic.Everything indicates : Calgary and Montreal, a total of 85 j 4- L Ft Odl\"! 4 Ft i ft Ft XT» FT ni /T TT rt FI/1 EASTERN TOWNSHIPS PUBLICITY EDITION.Miss J, Lance to Sherbrooke, where j day evening, June 16th, at 7 o'clock.Thf Sherbrooke\t-a h.,c she has accepted a position with the ' meeting will be addressed ny Miss just issued a sneciaf new E.T.Telephone Co.\t: j hPips of Buffalo, N.Y., who is a very rth the advantaeen o the F sWn The many friends of Mr.L.W.St.! .1,1,¦ sneaker\tuVwn.s L 'rs k?- °f \u201e Eastern Louis will be pleased to learn that '\t' __________4,_________ 1 \u2019 .T^18 Eastern Townships he is recovering from his recent ill-\tMil BY\t¦ t*'\u2019 1CJ, y CC^1 l0!*!.18 a c.red^ negs\tj Townships and the whole Province of __________4__________ The Guild ladies were invited to Quebec and should bear splendid fruit WATEEVILLE.\tJohn ville Wednesday afternoon to ; f°r the province in general, and the tv,.1 .TomiFon/rto \u201er.\ttea, kindly served by the Johnville j Sherbrooke district in particular.It Ihe hnal examinations are now ,\tJ\t1 (\u201e\t\u201e\u201e ,1.______ , f III CLARO Very mild ten cent cigar vith a Fascinating Taste, a delightful blend of the very finest tobaccos being written at the Academy.Mr.Royce Gale is acting as deputy examiner.Rev.Mr Charleswortb and Mrs.Charlesworth, of Compton, were in town Tuesday.Mrs.H.Laberee and son, Mr.H.Laberee, of Lennoxville, called on friends here last Tuesday.Miss Kate Cowling, who has spent ; ladies Miss A.Tambs is improving.Mr.K.Burton haij recently disposed of three of bis driving horses.Mr.P.Powers\u2019 buildings are much improved by painting.The painters are painting the hall.Mrs.R.DeWare, of Boston, has been the guest of her sisters this week.is issued on the occasion of the organization of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade and the inauguration of a publicity campaign to attract immigrants nnd make known manufacturing opportunities of that part of the Province of Quebec.progress from the old soil of the East to the blowing and blooming West.Even the old Province of Quebec is taking measures to advertise and boom that rich valley of the St.Lawrence, down to Memphremagog, the beautiful lake near which Sherbrooke is situated.That country, which borders on Vermont and Maine and has similar soil, is described and pictured in a splendid issue of the Sherbrooke Daily Record, a copy of which has reached this office.The section of country reviewed in this paper is the Eastern Townships of Quebec is a distinct and clearly defined territory upon the map of Canada.*** *** *** * It is a very good country for business, manufactures, farmers, and tourists.The newspaper which came to this office makes a remarkable showing of a beautiful country, of towns, industries, farms and factories and a prosperous people.The special edition of the Record is excellently printed on especially fine paper and well illustrated with a story of the success and attractions of the Eastern Townships, THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.(Montreal Gazette) The Sherbrooke Daily Record on Saturday last published an 1 astern some time in Coaticook, has returned;\tCANTERBURY \"Vrs.^Fred Bear, who has been seri-! Mi»» Elizabeth Nodding is spending j Tqwnships number, setting forth the ously ill the past few days, is now ! a ^ew days in Canterbury much better and reported out of dan- ! ger.The farmers in this vicinity \u2019are really discouraged owing to cold, which be purchased.rainy weather, wet land, and hard frost.Seeding is retarded and many will have to re-sow and replant as the seed has rotted in the ground in most places.It is hoped with the advent of the nrw moon, to-day (Sa-!\t\u2014\u2014 turday) the weather will change for j ENFORCED ON CONVICTS the better.Grass is doing well.\t'\tTRIED TO ESCAPE, advantages of that prosperous agri Mr.Oscar Prince\tis working a few ,\tcultural\tsection of the Province\tof days for Mrs.P.\tBennett, painting ! Quebec.\tBesides farming, there\tare i and papering.\t\u2019 many business opportunities n the Mr.Wm.Mayhew\twent to Blrchton ¦\tway of\tmanufacturing, etc., in\tthe Wednesday to get a threshing mill,\tEastern\tTownships, and these\tare LIFETIME IN PRISON.WHO -iT.CYR.Kingston, Ont., June 15.\u2014Nineteen Watch For This Ad Saturdays IT WILL.LOOK OOOO TO AUTOIHTS The residence of Mr.R.H.Wright yeai were added by Judge Madden wag the scene of festivity Tuesday to each of the sentences of Frank evening, when between fifty and sixty Jones, Harry Kelly and George young people assembled and passed Brown, the western desperadoes, who the evening pleasantly in dancing, j on April 29 escaped from the pro-Hplendid music was furnished by Mr ' vincial penitentiary alter assaulting Tremblay.Being favored with most \"esirable weather, a number were Goodyear Q.D.md wounding guards and keeper».The convicts were arraigned with Ar-prearmt from Danville, Richmond, Bt.thur Bonnar, the Australian, who Claude.Bt.George de Windsor, and came under their influence at Btoney Scotch Hill refreshments and hostess, At midnight delicious it * Trunk Ru Ford OHit \tGoodrich\tDiamond Tr 122.V)\t«ad Tube» \t $4.30\t# # #\tevent of the evening took place, the raffling of an Edison gramophone.Mr.\t21 \u2018/Jt\t\t 24.40\t.\t4 50\t»\tFred Boast, of Richmond, was the \t2/.\t\t 26.OO\t.4.80\tf\twinner.Dancing was resumed until \t\t\t.\t#\tthe wee.small hours of the morning, \t\t$I2.5i\t\t $12.50 $3 50 $1.50 '/ to $15.00\t4 # 4 4 4\twhen, after thanking Mr and Mrs.Wright for their kindness and hospitality, the party broke.up.\t\t.$8 0\t9 to $15.00\t4\tBROWN'S HILL.\t\t\t$10.(g) up\t4 4 4 4\tMr and Mrs.B.A.Reed and two moThtirv .\t\t\t11.50 $15.00\t\tdaughter Thelma and Marguerite, at Mr.' R.Brown\u2019s for a few days ; Mountain penitentiary, Bonnar con were served by the host ducted bn; case with the skill of\ta , after which the chief j lawyer, and showed that he was an : educated rnan, Jones put in a plea ! of guilty and saved the court an hour ! trying him.The additional nineteen years means , that .lories and Kelly have thirty-six years of prison life, before them, | while Brown, the abductor of Ola dys Prince, will have to serve twen ty seven years.1 dealt with in the Record\u2019s special is-; sue.There arc numerous illustrations 1 of banks, factories, water powers, 1 farms and their animals, and sum-¦ ruer resorts in the publication, which is well printed on half-tone paper.A WORK OF ART.(Cookshire Chronicle) The progress edition of the Sherbrooke Daily Record Issued last Saturday i:i truly a work of art, and is a credit to publishers of the.Record.Thai It will prove a benefit to the Eastern Townships as a whole can hardly be doubted.Two thousand copies are now on the way to Hon.Dr.Pelletier, Agent General of the province In London, for distribution in the old Country.This in Itiiel) will be a valuable advertisement for the Eastern Townships In the Mother country.l ack of time this week prevents us from saving more about the results that Is hoped will be derived from this publication.In the meantime we congratulate the \"Record\u201d on the publication of the beet edition of Its kind ever seen in the Townships.FINE PUBLICITY EDITION.(Bt.Thomas, Ont., Daily Times) The Times is in receipt of a copy of \u201cThe Eastern Townships Publicity Edition\u201d of the Bhcrbrooke, c.uebec, Daily Record.The number is issued oa the occasion of the organization of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade, and the inauguration of a publicity campaign to attract desirable immigrants, and to make known the manufacturing and mining opportunities of the Eastern Tow nships.The publication is a masterpiece ty pographically, comprising 32 men, and the 250 trains would need an army of trainmen 21,250 strong, if each crew were to only make a single \"run.\u201d And this is but one purchase of the C.P.R.When one enters upon calculations about this year's entire freight equipment, some 65,000 cars, on a similar basis as that mentioned \u2014a 20-mile-an-hour train hourly\u2014a good deal of arithmetic has to be indulged in.They would make up into 1,300 trains, and it would occupy nearly eight weeks between the departure of the first and the last of them from a given point.They would stretch out 26,000 miles, and encircle the.globe at the equator, where Mother Earth swells out to her largest circumference\u201425,000 miles.They would reach across the continent of North America, from Halifax to Vancouver, over seven times.And they would have a carrying capacity of 2,700,000 tons, on the one trip, and with last year\u2019s equipment over twenty two and a half millions of tons were carried during the year.All of this shows that the C.P.R.'s equipment is something colossal, anp' that its $19,000,000 purchase me a a great deal more than it appear on the face of it.the organization of the Eastern Townships Associated Boards of Trade and the inauguration of a publicity campaign to attract desirable \"immigrants\u201d and to make known the manufacturing and mining opportuni-tier.of the Eastern Townships.Among the cities and towns included in the Eastern Townships are Sherbrooke, Megantic, Arthabaska, Wolfe, Compton, Richmond, Drummond, Bhellord, MlBsisquoi, Brome, Stanstead, Sut-pages ton, Danville, Bcotstown, Black Lake, artistically displayed and beautifully j Waterville, Brompton Falls and Vic-I printed on a superior quality of pn toriavlllc and the \u201cGarden of the 1 per.The edition is profusely illustrât Province\u201d is the appropriate title ' ed with scenes calculated to Impress of this district earned through agri-; one with the natural beauty and re , cultural supremacy, sources of the Eastern Townships, as 1 This issue of the Record is a very well as presenting an accurate and : creditable sample of an illustrated concise idea of the agricultural pos- newspaper.Twenty thousand copies of slhilitics rif the country, its products, this paper have been sent out to buildings, energy and enterprise.The! various points of the United State» wealth of water power depicted will : nnd Canada intended to give a com-prove an invaluable asset in the at- prehensive idea of the Eastern Town- KoriK Wuwii* TRUE & BLAMCHARD GO.NEWPORT, NT.Mi Edythe Temple to Lyndonvlllc for a week or ho to viatt Rev.and Mr .1 J.flutchinnon; Mm.Gordon T0 IN X.tion for the discourtesy and cruelty j of a former.Possibly this very gen- | eration is sneering at greatness which will look hack upon us in monument- : al benignity in a hundred years or more.BEDFORD.j strong feeling throughout the Town-who have placed him in prison the : jjhips at the time that the Southern expiation is still to be expected.The ; ghould have been punished for or free lawmaker, faced with a miser- | ganizing tile affair in Canada, and able, puny, stunted being, who has learned to hate h s fellows as his enemies, and who has been caged like a beast for decades for one misdeed, and this in a world where all men are sinners, may question hi* own goodness, his own sense of right Mr.T.11.Hungerford of Swantun, VI,., was in town on Monday.Mr.and Mrs.F.M.Lenrniouth of Montreal, spent the week end in town guests at the home of Mr.and Mrs.F.Ç.Saunders.Mr.Mitchell of Sherbrooke, enjoyed a week end visit with Bedford friends.Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Alina daughter of Mr.and Mrs.John Thompson of Sweetsburg, to Mr.B.R.Stevens of .Bedford to take place in Sweetsburg I y°u would be treated in his place, on Wednesday, June 26.\t¦\t! and usually he measures square.If Messrs.D.J.Pells, Nap.Rocheteau I not, he is deficient, or unfortunate, also states that a number of Montreal ers were southern sympathizers.Possibly this sympathy had something to do with the r discharge and the return of their booty.and wrong, his own conception of torture.The criminal is only another myself or yourself\u2014caught.Treat him as Another Board Caterpilla*s The caterpillar pest is abroad in the land, and from the engineer who] is forced to stop his train to clear the track of caterpillars before he can proceed, and the fruit farmer who watches depredations in his orchards with consternation and dismay, may 1 be heard remarks far from compli | mentary to the beautiful huttcrlly-'to- ; he.Three inches thick on the rail road track is their record to date, ami it is to he hoped -they will not t try to break it.Each summer season seems to bring its particular pest, and when extra ordinary patience and effort have made a headway in combatting a harmful insect, the fashion changes, a new pest arises in the land, and pioneer work has to be done again.Perhaps in no other branch of industry more than in agriculture Is eternal vigilance necessary.Pests attack trees and vegetables, dogs , kill the sheep, and weeds choke out the good crops.Add the caterpillars and a rainy season, and the farmers have an excellent reason for being to a degree responsible for the higher cost of living.THe 1776 Gun ANSELL\u2019S Great lodipsllon Care r*rti ladlgeittoH (¦ all it* many form», giving ton* and vigor to th» \u2022 tomach and dlgestlv» organa.Prepared only by F.T.AÜSELL Dragglif and Stations, f« Btrath-eoaa Squar*.DO YOUR FEET FEEL .Y IN AVtéÉ\u2019p liiif ' lllilw I -\tJ- \u2022/'*, 'l 1 Iffc'-/ So ifl! I MS and John Stevens commenced their duties as valuators for the town of Bedford on Monday morning.Mr.Thos.Gough is assisting as clerk.Mrs.M.McNamara attended the closing exercises held on Thursday at Macdonald College, St.Anne do Bellevue.Mr.F.D.Walsh was out of town a few days this week on a business trip.Mrs.Nelson Whitman has returned home after a pleasant visit the past couple of weeks with Knowlton friends.The results of the examinations at Macdonald College, St.Anne de Bellevue, have been given out and congratulations are extended to two graduates of Bedford Academy in the persons of Miss Isohel Ewing of Pike River and Miss Violet McNamara of Bedford who successfully obtained Model teachers\u2019 certificates.The young people of the town are giving an informal dance tonight in the Foresters' Hall at which the usual good time may be expected.The Women\u2019 Auxiliary of St.James Episcopal Church met this week in the parish hall.The meeting being the last one ^r some time, was more of a special nature than usual and included the serving of dainty refreshments wtiieli were much eniov ed by all.Mr.W.Whitehead of Magog, was in town on husinesH a couple of days tins week.Mr.Join) Currie left on Thursday for n few days' visit with friends in Montreal.Not so very long ago the enterpris-1 ing town of Ayer's Cliff was known , as Ayer\u2019s Flat, and thereby hangs a tale of a passenger on a passing train who puzzled over the conduct 1 or\u2019s reiteration of the statement that the air was flat.The atmosphere which the passenger breathed was the only \u201cair\u201d with which he was famil iar, and spelled \u201cAyer\u201d with a capital it became a conundrum.Not unlike this bewildered individual was in general argument ^on the ad-j the passenger over the Q.C.R., who vancement of the human race toward i was in a quandary as to whether the and needs physical or mental doctoring.But never bury him alive and call it justice ! Tfie Common Debt DUNHAM.The pupils at, ILL C.and Dunham Model School are busy writing the Government exams.Mrs.H.Pliiisted in deputy examiner at Hie College, while the Rev, II.1'Iaisted is deputy al the! Model School MIbh Alice Cameron Inns returned from Connecticut where she holds the position of head nurse in one of the hospitals, and will spend the sum mer with her mother, Mrs.S.P.Cum 1 the 7th T\u2019rlgade, was the camp veterinary offi-C\"r for the dav Wednesdav.Lieut.Durand of the 351h P.atterv, : Coaticook, and who is on the brigade staff, is down for duty as camp medical officer on Friday.\u2022t a meeting of the Sergeants\u2019 mess: of the 7th Brigade, C.F.A., the ml-' lowing were elected officers:\tPresi- dent, C.F.Fuller.22nd Battery, Sherbrooke; H.Logie, Sherbrooke; : Or.Mas.Tindall, Lennoxville, and Cox of the 15th Battery.Insolvent Notice I IN THE MATTER OF ALLAN P BLUE Capelton, Que.AUCTION SALE \u2014ON\u2014 Tuesday, June 25th, 1912 The undersiguod will sell by Public Auction, at his.office, 125 Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, Que.: The Assets of above Estate, consisting in part of Boots and Shoes, and Groceries, etc.as per inventory of .817 16.91 ; Book Debts as per list.831.00 ! Lease of store.Stock will be sold \u201cen bloc\" as per j inventory.Book, debts as per list.inventory and list of délits at my offiee.Store open for inspection Monday afternoon.June 24th,\t1912.Terms of Sale\u2014Cash.Sale at 2.00 o\u2019clock p.m JOHN J.GRIFFITH, Curator.CANADA.Province of Quebec, District of St.Francis.No.239.In Ihe Circuit Court In and for the District of St.Francis.! The thirteenth day of June, one thou- ; sand nine hundred and twelve.Before G.L.dcLottinville, Clerk of the ' Circuit Court.A.LEWIS MclVER, of the Township of Bury, in the District of St.Francis, ! trader.Plaintiff, | \u2014vs.\u2014 WILLIAM HARPER.hitherto of the j Township of Newport, in the Disl net of I St.Francis, but now of parts unknown, , Defendant.: The defendant, is ordered to appear I ! within one month.G.L.DELOTTINVILLE.Clerk of the Circuit Court.-ABENAKIS HOTEL- CANADA\u2019S POPULAR HEALTH AND PLE A S U RE I i E S O RT.Open Juno 1st to October 1st.For rates and information apply to MANAGER ABENAK1S SPRINGS, Quebec, Canada.IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE: \u2014ON\u2014 Saturday, June 29tEi; The undersigned, under instructions from 1 Quebec Live Stock Importation Company, will offer l>y Public Auction at the MONTREAL HOUSE STABLES, , SHERBROOKE 9 THOROUGHBRED CLYDESDALES [ comprising one Stallion and 8 Marcs, several of the mares in foal.This lot.was imported last fall too late for sale ; and consequently are thoroughly aceli- ; Wated and a very extra lot.No.1 Cup | inner 15791, No.2 Susie Coreorane 28324, No.3 Peggy of Hallowckaei ] 28822, No.4 Lady McColn 28321, No.5 j Lady Godolphin 28320, No.6 Highland i Bill 28318, No.7 Choice Minnie 28317, 1 No.8 Betty McGraw 28316, No.9 Jean Ait ken 27837.Also 1 Anglo-Norman ; Stallion 7 years old., This is one of the best opportunities ! ! ever offered in the Townships for horse- [ j men and farmers to purchase thorough- | bred young mares in first-class condition.On view two days before sale.Pedigrees I and all particulars with terms at time of sale.Sale at 10 o\u2019clock a m.JOHN J.GRIFFITH.Auctioneer.at her Home.ONE MILE FROM COOKSHIRE, on Snwycrville Road, i < inc nice driving mare, all wagons, ' sleighs, robes, harnesses and small tools, l good piano, all household effects, 1 fur coat ; also the real estate consisting of 13 acres good land, with good house i i and barn.\t1 Belgian Stallion and a sure foal getter.For terms anti particulars see posters.will make the season at \"Sunny Braes,\u201d Sale at ten o'clock sharp.\tHooper Bros., Hillhurst, except Fridays, A.NEWMAN, Auctioneer.standing at East Hatley Hotel.'À3PHALTCD FELT BASE A'W/DE LAP £4 lü T/QH7 FITTING JOINT.- NO NAIL HEAPS EXPOSED TO WEATHER.PROTECTED NAILHEADi SUNCHPE-l ENFORCED ; MP.NAILEDl ROOFS Asphalt Ready Roofing can he applied to either flnt or steep roofs with equal satisfaction.Asphalt Ready Roofing is being used on some of the most modern ami up-to-date buildings in Sherbrooke.Asphalt Ready Roofing is being recommended by the best builders and architects in Sherbrooke and elsewhere.Asphalt Ready Roofing is the best roof on the market for the money.SHERBROOKE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Limited LOCAL 1» K A L K It 8 S II K It li It O O K K J A.Cook, Canadian Representative Tcavelliira.A.A.Pomeroy.Prop Coaticook House\u2014Popular Home for SHORTHAND IN 30 DAYS WO It I >8\t.\t.\t- NAME Last, week we advertised to give to the first five sending us the best and largest list of words made from the 16 characters in cut below, one of our beautiful Now Composition Gilt Metal Watches, free.The excellent work which has boon sfint in has been so satisfactory, demonstrating the case with which words can be written, even by those who have never attempted Shorthand before, that we have decided to offer THREE MOWE GOLD WATCHES FREE to the first three sending in a list of words, accompanied by a list of TEN names of your friends.iYIISS IIL8IK PANG BOHN, MAGOG, QUK.secured the First Free Watch last, week, sending ns a list of forty correct words.Free Lesson (Plate () at\toh\ton\tsh\tI n\tii\tc 1\tth 1\t\tJ\t\u2014o\t/\t\t\ts\tr\t\u2014 1 9\tsp\tor\tad\twh\top\tSt\ten )\tv.\t1\tt\t\\\t/\t\t Examp]e\t\t\t shine /'\tinch\tspade\tshop\ta tone We are sole agents for Canada of the \u201cBoyd Shorthand Instructor,\u201d sent postpaid for $>1.50.The Famous Boyd Syllabic Shorthand.1 few characteritics ONLY NINE CHARACTERS, ONLY THREE RULES, ONLY 1U! SYLLABLES.A FEW COMPARISONS No Dots, Dashes, Shadea, No Ruled Lines, No Vocalization.Address all eommuntcaUonH to : E, S.GLEASON, Pres., Boyil Syllabic Shorthand & Business College, Limited, SHERBROOKE, QUE.IAOR HALE \u2014 IN VILLAGE OK C Knowlton, Que., ment market and dwelling on Bridge ut reel ; \u201e very deHtr-nble iorntinn.Por term» and price apply to Mrs.E.A.Weatovcr, Knowlton, Que.\t\\ nIG MONEY MADE WRITING WORDS or music to Successful Sonars.FREE booklet with full particulars.Dugdale Co., Dept.737, Washington.D.C.Deaths Deported MRS.W.A.SMITH, RICHMOND SITUATIONS WANTED.A'OUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION 1 ns stenographer : tins both French arid English.Box no Record.THIAOHHinS WANTED.AND ALT, ___\t_\tPane Printing and Binding' Co., SUcrbropke, Que.TRXAMINATION PAPER Pj srlfool supplies.( 1HAUFFKUH\u2014COLLEGE STUDENT V' would like posit loti for summer, | Three summers, experience, best of references., Address H.B.Frost, 31 0ol-1 lege Hull, Hanover, N.H.Richmond, Juno 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014The Had death occurred at Cleveland on fflursday, June 12th, oi Mabel Lillian Taylor, beloved wife of Wm.A.Smith, in the 3sth year of iter age.Tlte funeral will take place Sunday, ! June- Kith, at i o'clock p.,n.from) her late residence to the Methodist Church, Richmond.Interment; will be [ iu St.Anne\u2019s Cemetery, WHAT I AM OFFERING YOU Cut out these coupons and take Newington Car at the Sherbrooke House to Woodward Avenue, walk for three minutes and you will be on the old race course where you can see the lots offered for sale at $70, to $200.These coupons give you free passage there and back.My agents will be on the property to give you any information desired.Good for Sunday only, June 16th, from 1 to 6 p.m.Sherbrooke Street Ry Good for one car ride from SHERBROOKE HOUSE to WOOD-WARD AVENUE.J.P, POTHIER J.P.POTHIER REAL ESTATE BROKER Premier Theatre Bldg.Sherbrooke Street Ry.Good for one car ride from WOODWARD AVENUE to SHERBROOKE HOUSE.J, P.POTHIER i Era «.¦ ¦ - f BHBRBROOKB D1ILT RECORD, r1912.FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS \u201cWHAT WE HAVE\t1 $60,000 NAS ROOSEMT\u2019S TRAIN WE WILL HOLD\u201d BEEN S0B8CRIBED.THE SHOP FOR MEN A complete line of Exclusive Haberdashery and Clothing.Sole agents for : Dr.Jaeger's Pure Wool Wear.Christy Hats.Wearbetter Suits for Bovs.\\a > Exclusive Men's Furnish-injis and Clothing.Cash and One Price Only.5p.c.tolp.c.INTEREST upon juur savings when imes'ed in standard Municipal, Public Seme, or Industrial Bonds A list of high grade bonds in denominations of $100 S500 & SI,000.sent on request.W J.HENDERSON 52 Coffiatrciil ü>ios Biding.MONTREAL PRICES AT THE IE PRICES UNCHANGED ON MARKET ! THIS MORNING.Prices at the Sherbrooke Market were unchanged this morning.The j steadiness in prices for the past few | weeks has been due largely to the fact that the supply of produce of all i kinds has been large ami sufficient to meet the demands of the buying public.1 To-day's prices were \u2022 Butter .22\u201426c ; Honey, in comb, per box.2 for 25c ; Beef, cut, per lb.10\u201425c i Dressed pork.9\u201410c Domestic cheese.16c Pork, per ID.12\u2014-'5c Pork sausage.12\u201415c Lettuce, per bunch.5c\tj Radishes, per hunch.5c Lamb, per lb.1'2J\u2014ISc Fowls, per lb.12\u201415c Turkeys, per lb.25\u201425c Geese, per lb.12\u201415c Beef hides, salted.SJ\u20149c Beef hides, green.Calf skins .Sheep skins.Blood sausage, 2 tbs.Pork sausage.Veal.Ham, per R;.Chickens, p*T lb.Mutton, per quarter.Cabbage.Beets, bush.Potatoes, per bush.1 Carrots, per bunch .5c Onions, peck.25\u2014S0c Turnips.2 for 5c Apples, per pick.:h>\u201410c Citrons, each.10\u201420c Says Col.Sam Hughes Relative to Efforts to Get $100,000 for Bishop\u2019s How Rock Got on Track a Mys Bunker Hill Gun,\tCollege Sçhool Meeting Wlfh Success.NATIONS WOULD FEAR US IF HALF OUR YOUNG MEN COULD HIT TARGET AT 50 YARDS.WILL MAKE THIS SCPIOOL THE ETON OF CANADA.The efforts of the new board of directors of the Bishop's College School i at Lennoxvillc, of which Sir H.Mou- Hamilton, Ont., June 15.\u2014(Special)\u2014Hon.Col.Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia, addressing the annual meeting of the Women's Wentworth,\t^\t\u201e \u201e Historical Society yesterday after-\tAllan is president, and Mr.J.noon, went on record as opposing K.I,.Ross is vice-president, to raise the giving up of the Bunker Hill ! SIOO.OOO in order to advance the ingun, declaring himself against giving J t t6 of t, institution.has been up any war trophies.\u201cMhat we have we\u2019ll hold,\u201d was the Colonel\u2019s motto cr°wned so far with success as the in the matter of trophies won from i sum of ?60,000 has already been sub-an enemy in war time, stating that | scribed in the cities of Montreal and the way to preserve peace was to Queb the 01d B of tbe Ancient prepare for war.The Colonel made .the following statement : \u201cShould , Capital raising $28,000.Great Britain ever come into conflict \u201cIt is our intention,\u201d declared Mr.wi*h the boy-trained nation of Ger- Ross, \u201cto make the Bishop\u2019s College many.she.with her small, ill-trained School at Lennoxvillc the Eton of army, would not find herself up to the Dominion of Canada, and it looks the mark.If half the young men of as if we would succeed beyond our this country were trained to hit a anticipations.\u2019\u2019 target at 50 yards we could not coax | The closing exercises at the school tery THREE DEAD AND SEVEN INJURED.Following Fusilade for Hours Between Strikers and Sheriffs.MOB MADE CONCERTED ATTEMPT TO WRECK FIVE MILLION DOLLAR AMERICAN SMELTING PLANT.Perth Amboy, N.J., June 15.\u2014 Two thin lines of deputy sheriffs, heavily armed, held at, bay last night 2,Odd PASSENGERS WERE SHAKEN UP BUT NONE INJURED.Albany, N.Y., Juno 15.\u2014The Lake Shore Limited train of the Newlork Central Railroad, on which Colonel Roosevelt and his party were travelling to Chicago, where Colonel Roosevelt will take personal charge ol his campaign, to capture the nomination! strikers who tried to storm the i>5,-as President this afternoon, narrow- 09'hbOO plant of the American Smelt-ly escaped being derailed early last! itlg &.Refining Company, and the evening as it was speeding along just ! Barber Asphalt works, adjoining,while two miles north of Tarrytown.\tj searchlights atop acid towers played ; Sweeping around a curve- at a speed upon the rioters.Two hundred shots of more\u2014deadly,\tsolf-nosed pullets a nation on earth to tackle us.\t:-sc!\t .12\u2014i3c j\t .60\u201450c\t» \t25c\t* \t15c\t .S \u2014) 2c\t* .17\u201418c\t$ .15\u201425c\t :oc\t .5\u201410c\t .40\u201460c\t \t$1.20\t of about sixty miles an hour ti-e lo comotive smashed into a boulder two feet in diameter.The cow catcher of the train was crashed hy the impact and the fragments of rock tore a hole in the pipe connecting the air brakes.As a resell the brakes on all the cars of tbe train, including that occupied by Col.Roosevelt and his party were suddenly locked and several of the passengers were thrown violently forward in their seats.( ol.Roosevelt\u2019s car was fourth from repeating rifles and automatic revolvers\u2014were fired by the deputies at the mob which gathered behind the ten foot embankment of the New York and Long Branch Railroad.The firing continued for hours, long after the first detachment of fifty deputies had reached the storm centre.When it ended one man, a strikmg sympathizer, lay dead and several of the mob injured.These were cared for by friends.The net result of the day\u2019s rioting stands at thrre dead and seven injured.Of the dead one was a striker Europeso Capital a Furr.f r aitrs-:* it* e^-^rprifrea in Mil SmJ h : ~.a.r: * i&l lines of bn sic ess.f R&jiroai?.Trs\" uns.Wa*er and E3eo-Krlc P -srer- Imgaiions, limber, Hm-Act .*.ora.«id indn striai.Bom D*.\u2022\u2018\u2022-.inre and Stock Iasne«Un-\u2019\"'srinter, Pcrcbased or Sold.Proi- r' .- - punhae-ed for European iexp' r \u2022 aoi Inve = :.n-.eni 1\tali i r*s I bandied.I y ;«.¦ -\ti * i'mmia-r'-oni and orders of ai or.trailer* accepted for execution ir> anv P.* r-c-ar ¦\" entry.Oorrespor.de-nenr.ir.n* till detail* a: fir»- arritmz.icTited.Tbe International Bankers Alliance C*.15.\t18 B-.oc-=sb=rT Btrwt.DANVILLE MARKET FRICES.Danville, June 15.\u2014i Special- \u2014 Smith & Leet at the market are paying this week for live stock as follows : Cows 4\u20145jc per lb., steers and heifers 5j\u20146jc, bulls 4\u20145c, hogs dressed lôc.hogs alive S7.Ï5 to SS per hundred lbs.; calves 4\u20145c per lb.fowls alive 12c, fowls dressed 15c.butter 23\u201425c, eggs IS\u201429 per doz., lamb 7c per lb.; calf skins $1 to SI.59 each.They are selling new cabbage at 5c 1 per lb., onions Sr per lb., lettuce 2 hunches for 15c, tomatoes 16c per ib., beef\t5\u2014ISc,\tmutton\t8\u201415c, spring iamb 19\u20142 point to tbe were intended for being good, the severe, and a c.bound in.strawber-blackberries.and Nature seemed to that these fruits Quebec.Tbe soil climate not overly istant demand for ate the small fruit \u2022 \u2019ace which it de-d that many farm-;p-,r bernes or do rs 4 il ¦ÿs IiK^ « » fl/ // life i /: i rk'1 ^0 \\m I il liiltn es miiiua i r-, 4 ¦Vsestn®*' X» ,*cr^ ^¦tsn r A Gallon L/r x-tr- c.za.oragTisu Mave CONCENTRATED aad r*;2»tly to so: DaJtoo\u2019* Concentrated Lemonade :: fact wealh-r drisk, «usd 25«c.a hot Grocers aad a Ci DALTON Wholesale Distributors.use.Hi may be a sucker, ns in the raspberiw ; a cutting, as in the currant ; layering, as in the gooseberry; or runner; as in the strawberry.In every case we make use of the principle that buds vary little or not at all, so that having secured a variety of worth, it may be multiplied to any extent through its buds or some vegetative part.Any one of tbe bush fruits may be planted alone and some fruit obtained.but not so with strawberries.The so-called pist Ulule vbmeties never produce fruit when planted alone.The stamens, or male organs, are absent in these flowers so that these varieties are dependent upon other varieties to pollii ate or fertilize them.When properly pollinated the pistillate varieties are the heaviest bearers.They are used in every plantation but never alone.One row of perfect flowered strawberries to two of imperfect or pistillate will give good results.Do not expect fruit tbe first year you plant.Starting a small fruit plantation is like starting a bank.You must let it get well under way before drawing dividends.All blossom buds should be picked off tbe first season.The production of fruit and flower is very exhausting to the young plant.Strawberries need mulching with straw in late autumn.The other small fruits usually come through the winter without protection.SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD^ ¦JUNE 15, 1912.with no standing water will answer every purpose.The small fruits are not heavy feeders* They require a friable soil, and a fair amount of available plant food in which potash predominates.Ten tons of barnyard manure supplemented by a light dressing of superphosphates and muriate of potash, will meet their food requirements.Before undertaking the pruning of any of our bush fruits it will be necessary to know what constitutes bearing wood.An abundance of hearing wood is essential if a full crop of fruit is to he obtained.This is never secured if wood, which has outlived its usefulness, is allowed to remain ; or if what would be bearing wood next year is removed this.A raspberry cane bears only once.It follows that there would be no use in leaving That cane after the fruiting season.It is the same with the blackberry, and to a great extent the black currant The gooseberry and red currant produce fruit on wood of one.two and three years old\u2014largely on tw o year old wood.Never allow any wood older than three years.In pruning any and all of these fruits bear in mind the symmetry, species aid age of the plant, and provide only for an abundance of vigorous gearing wood.We do little pruning with strawberries commercially.Tbe runners may be kept of! and a few superior berries produced, but when number of quarts is considered the full matted row is the common method.In all berries the seeds are inserted in the soft pulp on the outside of the fruit.Thes- may be planted and other plants obtained from same, but is seldom or never done.All such seeding?are notoriously variable, so that one hundred varieties might a-rise from one hundred seeds planted.Propagation by means of some vegetative part has come into common IRISH HOMESPUNS Queen Victoria Responsible for the Present Day Demand for Them More than a dozen years ago the spinning wheels and looms of Donegal and Connemara, Ireland, had censed to hum.But to-day they have revived.for the kings and queens of Europe have decided that the pensants of these districts on the north and west oi Ireland are fittest to manufacture court attire and the weavers are busy reaping a golden harvest.The rejuvenation of these looms came In 1S99 when Queen Victoria ordered a large quantity of Irish home made woolens.This immediately created an outside interest in the goods and a few weeks sulfleed to set all the idle looms In motion.Orders are to-day being received from every city in Europe and numerous cities of this country.Under this wave of fashion the Irish peasants are prospering.The market for their goods, created by the order of England's lute Queen, claims every yard they manufacture, so that while royalty flaunts homespuns the natives are content with the cheaper products of the mil's.For hundreds of years the peasants of Ireland clothed themselves in garments of their own manufacture.Less than fifty years ago no wedding was complete without a spinning wheel heading the list of presents from the parents of the bride.Machinery, however, was introduced and thj old spinning wheels and looms were rapiciy becoming things of the past.I Had Queen Victoria delayed placing I her royal order the hum of the sptn-1 ring wheel and the ra.ttlo of the loom would not be heard.When, however, the order came, old wheels were dusted up and renovated; fingers that had almost forgotten thr- duties required of them were quickened again by practice and young hands were rapidly trained.Donegal is the centre of the present activity in homespun circles and the cottages along the mountainsides are always filled with busy weavers.Members of the family spin and i weave during the winter months.I When the davs lengthen and the sun grows more genial, work on the Utile ! garden outside is begun.This neces ; skates a decrease in weaving.Than .follows the merry haymaking season, ! aa;d no matter how much royalty may long for new homespuns, these folk take their time and enjoy Ufa.is their guide!'They decline to take a hack seat ifl they have been accustomed to one' in front.For generations, it may be, women have been treated so much like grown-up children that they have not received the definite and positive training in finance which might enable them to distinguish between essentials and non-essentials.Far be it from me to cast reproach or slur upon self-denying, pure-hearted ami faithful women\u2014mothers, wives and daughters\u2014 yet under my observation has fallen within recent years more than one shameful divorce that was directly due neither to the parsimony nor the infidelity of the man, but to the extravagance and insatiate determination, on the part of a hindering and thoroughly selfish woman, to have and to spend great sums of money.¦minimim |>titi!|n IMIIIINI»'l) dUimtiiilU\u2019-R miliniw» I «iiiniiiw «Ullll -Ullllllllli uiiiiiiinn iiiiimiii «Bllli' '.iilllHii\u2019r iiMOTliiiniMi '\"WMI! 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