Sherbrooke daily record, 10 août 1912, samedi 10 août 1912

[" » / .Sherbrooke Daily Record.Established 1897 SHERBROOKE, QUE.SATURDAY, AUGUST 10 1912.UNE CENT VISU OF OMAN RV.M POWER W.NINISURS OVER City Attorney Has it All Ready to Premier and Colleagues Will Leave Arrangements Completed For Next Week\u2019s Meetings.SHOULD BE LARGE ATTENDANCE AT FIVE MEETINGS IN EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.All arrangements have been completed for the educational campaign of next week, and posters and circulars have been pretty generally dis tributed throughout the English portion of the province.The correspondence appearing in these columns indicates that school matters are increasing in interest in many localities, and it Is therefore probable that the meetings will be well attended.The management of the schools is a matter which not only should interest every intelligent man and woman, but it is also one in which all have 'a voice.It is one of the most important forms of local self-government.If the school law and regulations deal largely with the matters necessary to ensure uniformity of organization, without which a system would not be possible, they leave at the same time many details to the initiative of the local school boards.That there should be differences of opinion on school questions is not at all regrettable.It is really a healthy sign.Professor Robertson said the other day before the Conservation Commission, that in Scotland, where they have about the best schools in the world, people were always complaining.He added that he wished there was more discontent in Canada along the same lines, as it would probably lead to more effort to improve the rural schools of our country.It is well, indeed, that those who are responsible for the school law and regulations, or for their administration should, from time to time, come into direct contact with the school boards and the ratepayers, in order that the knowledge and experience of both may be intelligently exchanged.On the one side the special difficulties may be more intimately appreciated, and on the other the means of progress may be more adequately learned.It is certain that the Protestant Committee and the Department of Public Instruction are anxious for progress and efficiency.The poster says : \"The schools of the people are of vital importance.Upon their efficiency largely depend the welfare and progress of the country.\u2019\u2019 The circular also adds : \u201cThe progress, welfare and efficiency of our rural schools is a matter of the- highest public concern, affecting as they do the character and standing of our Protestant population.Among the qualities which serve to make minorities respected and influential, moral worth and cultivated intelligence are the most important.It is, therefore, a.s a social duty and responsibility that the improvement of our schools should be regarded.\u201d The meetings in the Eastern Townships are as follows : Tuesday, Aug.13th\u2014Inverness.Wednesday, Aug.14th\u2014Richmond.Thursday, Aug.15th\u2014Cowansville.Thursday, Aug.15th\u2014Ayer\u2019s Cliff.Friday, Aug.16th\u2014Cookshire.-\u2022*- M0NN0IR PRIESTS DO NOT SUBMIT Be Entered.LENGTHY LEGAL FIGHT WILL LIKELY ENSUE\u2014COMPANY PROTESTED.The city attorney has everything in readiness for the action about to be taken against the Sherbrooke Railway and Power Company by the Corporation of the City of Sherbrooke.The action will he entered on or before September 6th.The council will endeavor, by means of this action, to compel the company to fulfil the provisions of their contract with the city.A prolonged legal fight will, no doubt, follow, as it is understood the Sherbrooke Railway and Power Company will not run up King street unless they are compelled to by the Public Utilities Commission.In addition to the King street matter the action covers a number of other cases in which, it is claimed, the company has not complied with the provisions of the by-law.On July 24th a protest was served on the company for not having repaired the streets which they had torn up while laying their tracks.At the next meeting of the council it is likely that a resolution will be passed authorizing the council to do the work at the expense of the company.DEATH OE PROMINENT ENGLISH JURIST Sir.Alfred Wills Was 21 Years a High Court Judge.PASSED DEATH SENTENCE ON ARTHUR LYNCH FOR HIGH TREASON.London, August 10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The death of Sir Alfred Wills, formerly Justice of King\u2019s Bench Division, occurred yesterday.He was a Higfi Court judge twenty-one years ag> ami always regarded it as one of the misfortunes of his position that it should have been left to him to sentence Oscar Wilde, but ho did not shrink rron.imposing penalty, wbîCl.he regarded as deserved.To his lot, too, it fell to sentence Arthur Lynch to death on charge of High Treason.Mr.Lynch, now Nationalist member of parliament eventually received free pardon.for C&nada This Month.HON.MR.BORDEN WILL BE THE WEEK END GUEST OF LORD ROBERTS.London, Aug.10.\u2014^Special) \u2014 The Canadian Ministers\u2019 visit may now be regarded as closed.Hon.Mr.Doherty, who leaves London for good to-morrow, will spend a few days in Ireland, sailing from Queenstown on Friday next, with Hon.Mr.Pelletier accompanying him.Hon.Mr.Hazen has decided to sail on the 22nd.Premier Borden, according to present arrangements, will follow two days later.The Premier will spend the week-?nd with Lord Roberts.His last two public engagements will be receiving the freedom of the City of Glasgow in recognition of his services in the Dominion and to the Empire, and attending the launching of the Canadian-Australian steamer, on Friday, when Mrs.Borden will perform the christening ceremony.BECKER WILL MAKE DISCLOSURES Prosecutor, However, Will Not Accept the Conditions Asked For.POLICE OFFICIAL DENIES THAT HE KNEW OF THE ROSENTHAL MURDER.New York, August 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Although Police-Lieutenant Becker declared that he had nothing to confess in connection with the Rosenthal murder, of which lie is accused of being the instigator, Attorney Whitman learned that the police-lieutenant was ready to make certain disclosures under certain guarantee.The conditions imposed, however, are more than the District Attorney is willing or able to grant, and he is waiting for Becker to make loss impossible overtures.ARCHBISHOP BRUCHESI SAYS EMBARRASSMENT IS WORSE THAN EVER.Montreal, Aug.10.\u2014The rumor of the submission of Ste.Marie Monnoir priests is without foundation so far.His Grace Archbishop Bruchési in answering the address of congratula- j tion of his clergy on his anniversary : must have heard nothing of the submission for he said : \"He regretted to have to admit that the state of ; embarrassment was greater than ever.\u201d This assertion was made in the 1 presence of Bishop Bernard of St.Hyacinthe.SUFFRAGETTES ARE DEFIANT Call Santences on Irish Rioters An Outrage.WOMEN\u2019S POLITICAL UNION DEFIES BRITISH AUTHORITIES.London, August 10.\u2014The Women\u2019s Social Political Union, the headquarters of the militant suffragette movement, issued a statement yesterday regarding the sentences pronounced London, Aug.10.\u2014 (Special) \u2014A ! hy the Dublin Court on Wednesday on large number of English people are , M Leigh, who was sent to jail for going to Canada this summer for J their holidays.On the Mauretania, five years for wounding John Red-which leaves Liverpool for New York ! mond, leader of the Irish Paihumen to-day, will he the Duke and Duchess ; tary party with a hatchet she had of Sutherland, Lord Alistair Leveson- | thrown at Premier Asquith ; on Gower, Lady Rosemary Leveson-Gow- j (}ia(iyS Evans, who was also sentenc- .r,.\u2014-\t\"-K T> K/r\t.\tjor N1IIÏ ENGLISH VISITOHS EON Distinguished Parties Sail From Old Country Today.ARE COMING TO DOMINION NOW TO SPEND THE SUMMER HOLIDAYS.-A er, Sir Philip Sassoon, M.P., Messrs, i ed to five years> imprisonment F.E.Smith, K.C., M.P., Ernest ; Hetting fire to the Theatre Royal, Craig, M.P., and Mrs.Craig, most | Diifoiiii, and on Lizzie Baker, who was of whom are going on to Canada.given seven months\u2019 imprisonment as r\u2014\t\u2014\t\u2014\t;in accomplice of Gladys Evans.'The union defies the authorities, calling the sentences an outrage which was not devised as a punishment to fit the offences, but to terrorize other women.THE WEATHER Showery on Saturday.Sunday fair and cool.Law Enlorcement The judge's hint that the sentences would be remitted if the women militant tactics were abandoned constitutes, says the statement, a bribe which could not be accepted without disloyalty to the cause.UPON WHOM RESTS THE RB3- FONSIB1LITY OF INITIATIVE?Chief Davidson in a statement yesterday said that he believed the rumors relative to gambling resorts in the city arc unfounded, and that at anVT rate he has no knowledge of such places.He would like, he says, to see the request of citizens reporting the rumors complied with and the reports investigated.The Record has given publication to these reports as it does to complaints of citizens from time to time as a step in the direction of remedy if the alleged evils should be found to exist.Complaints of citizens have been published in these columns with regard to reckless driving of autos.A good manj persons have felt that public safety was endangered thereby The reports relative to gambling were pretty definite in form and in-ctried alleged instances where young men had lost very considerable sums of nanny.The police discredit the reports and it will be pleasing indeed if they are found to have no foundation.An interesting point arises, not par! icularly in connection with the matter under discussion, but with regard to the infraction of laws in general, namely, upon whom involves tae responsibility of initiative in tlie matter of enforcement?Where does the duty of the private c.trien, begin and end?Where docs the duty of the police begin and end?Where does the duty of the police committee, to whom the police arc responsible, begin and end?Are the authorities supposed to ferret out wrong doing and enforce the laws or is the responsibility for initiative upon the private citizen an 1 is his formai complaint essential to police action?There are federal laws, provincial laws and civic by-laws.To what extent arc.the local police called upon to enforce, ordinances other than those emepnting from the City Council?The view oi the private citizen in the matter is not difficult to determine.He expects the policeman t preserve law and order, to know the ev'l doers, and to bring him to time when they fail to observe the law.Is he justified in this view?In a city like Sherbrooke U)°, police are not responsible to the citizens.They are not elective, not even the Chief.They are appointed T)y the City Council and placed under the direction of a committee of the Council.What deep, this committee expect of its police officers?Does it hold them responsible for the enforcement of civic and other ordinances laying down rules of conduct within the communityV If so does it give to its servants, the police, the active and moral support necessary to this end?All these are interesting matters of consideration.There arc laws against sliding on the streets, against fast driving, against gambling, against selling liquor out of houift, against setting off explosives on a national holiiday, etc, etc.A private citizen will not make complaint and naturally so.He may go to the newspaper and talk of his grievance thinking that the cure may be found through publicity.He will not take the initiative.He does not regard it as his duty to do so.Is he justified in his conclusion?Upon whom does the responsibility rest?-.-*-\u2014 TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES SUMMARIZING CANADIAN AND WORLD NEWS POPE WRITING HIS MEMOIRS.NAPOLEON\u2019S VILLA TO\tBE SOLD.\t'\tLondon, Aug.10 \u2014A Rome despatch ,\t:\tsays that the Pope is busily engaged London, Aug.10.\u2014(Special) \u2014\t: in writing his memoirs, which will Rome telegram to the Morning Post noj.published until after his death, says that on Sept.2 the\tvilla\tSan\tEvery evening before he goes to bed Marina, on the Island of\tElba,\tin-\tEis Holiness writes for two or three habited by Napoleon from May, 1814, jj0Urs_ to Feb.26, 1815, will be sold at pub- | lie auction.Besides the villa, which | contains the Napoleonic museum, as ¦ MORE HONORS FOR CANADIANS.the furniture used by the exiled emperor, the park of San Marina will also be sold.A MAN WITH MONEY IN HIM.Philadelphia, Aug.10.\u2014Robert Ar-ncy, a marine from the Fort Miffin barracks, has four 520 bills somewhere in his system, but he is unable to get them.Arney saved the $80 from a hold-up man by swallowing the bills.The footpad was captured later and held in hail for court.SMASHES GLASS OF PICTURE.London, August 10.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The King has appointed Lieutenant-Governor Langelier, Sir Henry Pel-lett, Toronto ; Major Hodgetts and Mr.Robert Wilkie, banker, Knights of Grace of the Order of the Hospital of St.John of Jerusalem, and the Ladies Mount-Stephen, Tilley, Drummond, Mrs.Samuel Nordheimer and Madame Bequet, Ladies of Grace.CABINEI Will BEUGED British ClumblR May Have a Representative.NEW PORTFOLIO WIE^L BE FOR A MINISTER OF MINES AND WILL GO TO WESTERN MEMBER.Ottawa, Aug.10.\u2014 (Special)\u2014It is stated in Ottawa that the Cabinet is to be enlarged and the West given a new member.British Columbia is anxious to see a Minister of Mines appointed.The names suggested for the position are R.B.Bennett, of Calgary ; J.D.Taylor, of New Westminster, and R.Green, The new member to succeed Mr.A.S.Goodeve in Kootenay.__\t____ \u201e\u201e\t___ Mr.Green was formerly Minister of found that the\" powder magazine had Mines in the British Columbia Gov- WATCH FOR BOGUS BILLS.Toronto, August 10.\u2014The Toronto Df-tec.tive Department issued a statement last night, warning the public here of the circulation of a large number of one and two dollar Dominion bills.The citizens of Hamilton are also being warned.The discovery has been made that during the past few days some one has been distributing the bogus hills wholesale in the two cities._____\tT HAYTIAN PRESIDENT PERISHES.Port-au-Prince, Hayti, August 10.\u2014 At a quarter past three yesterday a formidable explosion shook violently every house in the city and caused all the population to rush into the streets.Everybody rushed toward the National Palace, where it was REPORTS GROWTH OF OPIUM SMOKING.London, Aug.10.\u2014There has been a widespread resumption of opium cul-Glaclgow, Aug.10.\u2014A suffragette tivation, smoking and smuggling in yesterday smashed with a hatchet the the province of Huhainan, according glass of a valuable painting hanging to a Times despatch from Pekin, in the Glasgow Art Gallery.She es ! which also reports a gradual rcopnn-caped without being identified^\t|ing of the divans at Shangsha, blown up.A few minutes afterwards the palace itself, which was built of wood, and had been badly shattered by the shock, caught on fire and was destroyed in less than an hour.The members of the family of president, all of whom were in palace at the time, were saved, President Leconte himself was seen again, having perished in flames.the the but ernraent.MU REBELS MV NEWS SPECU1S FIOM SU WERE KIllED PIRES OE IE ElSTEm TOWNSHIPS Government Troops Had Fight With B&nd Near Torrson.OFFICIAL REPORT SENT TO PRESIDENT, BUT NOTHING SAID OF FEDERAL LOSSES Mexico City, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Fourteen rebels under the command of Mariano Reyes were killed yesterday in a fight with Government troope under Colonel Albuerto Guajardo in La Gunn District near Tor non, according to an official report to the President.The report states that rebels were routed, bur there was no reference to Government losses.win sum LAWS Of CANADA Sir.George Ashwlth Is Being Sent Out by British Government OBJECT IS TO GET A REMEDY FOR THE BRITISH LABOR UNREST.London, Aug.10.\u2014Sir George Ask with, chairman of the Industrial Commission of the Board of Trade, and famous as a \"strike breaker,\u2019\u2019 and successful mediator in industrial disputes during the past few years, is to be sent shortly by the British Government to CnnaCm to Investigate the working of the industrial disputes investigation act in the Dominion.Sir George Askwith's trip to Canada indicates that the Government is determined to attempt to remedy by legislation the conditions which have kept the British Isles in a constant state of industrial warfare for the past eighteen months.He is undoubtedly the best informed man in the United Kingdom on industrial questions, and he enjoys the confidence of both capital and labor.SAW MILL STARTS UP.Scotstown, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Tlu Scotstown Saw Mill Company has started up their mills to finish up its cut of logs.QUIET SESSION AT WATERVILLK Water ville, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014At a regular session of the municipal council after routine business a few bills for road work were approved and ordered paid.The other busi ness was unimportant.CHAIRMAN OF COWANSVILLE SCHOOL BOARD.Cowansville, August 10.- (Special) \u2014At a meeting of the school commissioners, Mr.N.Buzzei was re-elected chairman of the board for the en suing year.! LAYING OF PIPES COMPLETED.Srotetown, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014 The work of laying the town water pipes nerosF the Salmon River is coralleted., REPAIRING DAM AT SCOTSTOWN.Scotstown, August 10.\u2014(Special) \\ \u2014The repairs on the Guelph Patent | Cask Company\u2019s dam which was ser-i \u2019.ously domaged during the high wa-; ter last spring, are nearly complet- OLD RESIDENT OF GRANBY DEAD.Granby, Aug.io.\u2014(Special)\u2014 Mrs.Jaa.Hobbs passed away on Thursday morning after a short illness at the advanced age of 87 years.The de ceased whose maiden name was Dorothy Mark, was one of the oldest residents of Granby and was liighly respected.She leaves a husband and (wo children, both residents of Granby, Mrs.Martin Standlsh and Mr.George Hobbs.The funeral will take place this Saturday afternoon.COLT KILLED BY LIGHTNING.Way\u2019s Mills, August 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014Mr.Dyson had a two year old colt killed by lightning while it was in the pasture.HOTEL RECIPROCITY WITH WEST INDIES.Ottawa, Aug.Id.\u2014The ratification by all of the West Indies except Jam aica of the reciprocal trade agreement with Canada, paves the way for not action by Parliament here, and the the | bill will be one of the first on the Government\u2019s sessional programme.EASIERN lOIBPS RIFLE ASSOCIATION Orgedozaflon Meeting Will be Held During Fair Week.LT.SAMPSON, OF 53RD REGI MFNT ASSOCIATION, FAVORS PROPOSITION.Everything is progressing favorably to'- ards the formation of an East, er i Townships Rifle Association.It in expected that the organiza-ti-n: meeting will take place at U) o'clock or.Wednesday morning, dur ing Fair week.'Phis will enable all who arc interested to attend.The following letter has been received from Lt.H.A.Sampson, See rotary Treasurer of the 53rd Regiment Kifh Association.Sporting Editor Sherbrooke Daily Record Dear Sir:\u2014I have followed with a great deal of interest your articles in regard to the organization of an Eastern Townships Rifle, Association.The rifle shots of the Townships, who att< ml thf Provincial and Dominion Meets, have heen talking this over for the past two years with a view of encouraging those who do not feel th.t thf are qualified to enter into competitions such as are held by the Pmvincia\u2019 and Dominion Associa-ti- r R and from the interest shown by me different Associations throughout the Townships, I should consider this an opportune time for the or-organizatior of an Eastern Township:-, Association.1 would suggest that a meeting of representatives from each Rifle Club be arranged for as soon as possible, s,y early in September, when the necessary steps can be taken to organize.¦ For the information of our citizens, who are not members of a Military Unit, would add that a civilian rifle association is now be ing organized in thin city, and anyone desirous of joining should hand his name in to Col.R.Spearing, or the writer, at an early date.Yours truly, LIEUT.H.A.SAMPSON, Sec.-Treas.53rd Regt.Rifle Assn.ANOTHER CLUB WILL ASSIST.Sporting Editor Record: sqr:\u2014The members of Smith Brook OR.A.aie interested in the formation of an E.T.R.A., and will be pleased to assist as far as possible.Yours truly, JAMES G.BEATTIE, Capt.Ltmesurier, Que.- COW INTOXICATED ON FERMENTED CORN.Washington, D.C., Aug.10.The cow with the jag is the latest discovery by the Department of Agriculture.A Virginia husbandman, alarmed by the indecorous performances of an ordinarily perfectly mild animal after munching a ration of ensilage, appealed to the sharps in the department.Investigation revealed that \"bossy\" had feasted on fermented cornstalks and had simply gotten drunk on mw Bourbon whiskey\u2014that was all.\tm THE \"MIKADO\u201d AT GRANBY.Granby, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014Gilbert and Sullivan\u2019s comic opera, the \u201cMikado,\u201d was presented at the Town Hall on Wednesday night by Abbotsford players, under the direr tion of Mr.and Mrs.C.P.Byers, with a large chorus and the follow ing cast of characters.Mr.Geoffrey musical director.The Mikado of Japan- Mr.George Buzzei 1.Nanki-Pooh, his son in disguise\u2014Mr.G.P.Byers.Ko-Ko, lord high executioner- -Mr.Horace Fisk Pooh-Bah, lord high everything else \u2014Mr.Arthur Dell.Plsh-Tish, a noble lord Mr.(\u2019lias.Fisk.Gum-Gum, Pittl Sing, Peep-Bo, three sisters Mrs G.P.Byers, Miss Muriel Marshall, Mrs.N.Isivett.The staging of the celebrated opera was very fine, the costumes and the stage setting making a dazzling spectacle.The acting was also very good, and although the vocalization of the principal parts was not quite in keeping with the character of the opera, the performance on the whole was very creditable, and highly np predated by the large audience.FARMERS GET GHEAI\u2019ER PHONE RATE.Farnham, Aug.10.(Special) The Bell Telephone are reducing their rates as regards telephones on farms, and like the good roads question and the destroying of bad weeds it would he well for the farmers to give close study to all these matters.With the double tracking of the G.I\u2019.R., the extension of electric railways, telephones, etc., the np to date farmer who has products of the soil to sell must certainly prosper, just in pro portion to his attention to intensive farming, which in simple language means getting ail out of the soil that is possible and reaching the highest prices for his produce, owing to increasing transportation fuctll tics.Within a few months the farmers in the Parish of Farnham gave a large majority to Sir Lomer Gouin\u2019s candidate, Mr.Gosselin, and then a few weeks afterwards voted down by a majority of fourteen a bylaw in tended to take advantage of the very wise policy inaugurated by Sir Lo mer Gouin in regard to bettering all the main roads of the province.KEEPER FINED AT WATERLOO.Waterloo, Aug.10.\u2014(Special) \u2014 Judge Mol vena held u sitting of Court here, yesterday.The only case before the Court was that of T.Hebert, hotelkeeper.North Stukely, charged with selling liquor on Sunday.l-lth July.He was fined $30 and costr ot three months in jail.HORTICULTURAL DISPLAY AT BROME FAIR.Brome, Aug.If).\u2014(Special)\u2014President H.C.Ingalls and Directors J.H.Heslam ami Asa Johnston met as a committee on Friday on the exhi bition grounds to make alterations on the interior of the horticultural building.It.was derided to have the fruit display in the centra and the floral display to the north elde of the building.STAN8TEAD COP WILL WATCH FOR OVERSFEEDING.Htanstoad, August.10.\u2014(Speclal)-('(instable F.B.McGafley has Ifcen appointed and has received his license from Jas.F.Morkill, collector of provincial revenue, as special of ficer in this municipality to prevent the overspoeding of automobiles.This license authorizes arrest and fine of not more than $30, same to be at the discretion of the constable and without further legal detention.The speed limit In this municipality is not to exceed eight miles per hour.INTERESTING FARMERS IN SECURING BETTER SEED.Brome, Aug.H>.(Special) Mr.O.Sweet, U.3.C., of Macdonald College, was a recent guest of his sister, Mrs.Fred Farmer.Mr.Sweet,'a present headquarters are at Hhrr bronke, where he represents ths Dominion Heed Branch of the Eastern Townships.He has recently returned from a trip through Dunham, going as far west as Pike River, trying to i mil ice farmers to raise their own timothy ami clover seeds, testing the acidity of the soil, ami pointing out the loss sustained by seeding with impure seeds.FINE SAMPLE OF OATH.Brome, Aug.10.-(Spécial) Mr.If.C.Ingalls, president of Brome Hnr ticultural Society, called on your correspondent and exhibited some very fine specimens of oats.Several of the heads measured 12 Inches In length, and of which he has about six acres seeded with.He started in 10(18 with a quantity of seed that would only half nil a teacup, and he threshed out In 1311 twenty bushels.Although not having attained their full growth, the samples were 4 feet in height, the straw being like very heavy rushes.Mr.Ingalls is feeding some of his green oats to his dairy cattle, which have made an average : of 1(H) lbs.of butter per cow in the (Continued an Page 6) =T1 The Canadian Bank of Commerce WITH WHICH IS UNITED THE Eastern Townships Bank SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., President ALEXANDER LAIRD, .\t-\t.\t- General Manapfer JOHN AIRD,.Assistant General Manager Capital $15,000,000 Rest $12,500,000 BRANCHES throughout Canada and in the United State», England and Mexico.\u2022Thl* Bank, with its large number of branche», 1» particularly well equipped for the transaction of every description of banking builnes» In Canada and Foreign Countries.\t_ Its amalgamation with the Eastern Townships Bank enable* it to »erve the public in the territory covered by that ln*tltntlon better than Drafts and*'money order* on all the principal oonntrle* of th* world Travellers' cheque* and letter of credit Issued, negotiable In all part* ^ BP Is \"received for collection OB any plac* wher* ther* U a bank or banker.\tBrunches in Sherbrooke Dnflerin Ave.- fmairf offle»), Wellington St.,\t1° 10 WINN\" FARWEI*L,\t¦\u2019.A.BRIGOS,\tN.V.DINNING.Manager.\tManager.\tAgcntj The Opportunity to come in on Underwriters Terms Offered to You Has Been Appreciated Bf Others, Why No! By You ?(NORTH ATLANTIC FISHERIES., LTD.) Thrcc-fiftha of the subscription allotted to this office was taken up at the end of the third day.DO NOT DELAY.F.B.McCURDY & CO.Member* ifontrea*! EtocH ExchAngo* BRANCHES : Coaticook, Richmond, Rock Island, Cookghlma Sherbrooke Office Art Building.R.N.Robins, Manager 06 5 rAOB TWO ««KRBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1312.ST.FRANCIS DISTRICT LOCAL HAPPENINGS to Cithtred by Daily Record Corf et-Ipeadeata Id fariocs CoEnacaitiss ''\tCOOKSHIRE.Anivals and departures: Mr.and Jîrs.P.E.Halls and children, of Hraifax, N.S., for a couple of months\u2019 visit with friends; Mr.E.J.Adams dnd family, Mrs.H.S.Osgood, Mieses Eller Cromwell and G.Bailey Messrs.H.H.Moe and C.C.Pope; Mr.And Mrs.Arthur Bailey to Breeches La*i« fo: a few weeks; Miss Ruby The Sting of Corns Relieved in a Night .Never slit your boots\u2014that doesn't cure the com.Just apply that old standby, Putnam's Painless Cora and Wart Extractor.It acts Hte ma^tc.kills the pain, removes the corn, does it without burr, or scar.Get the best \u2014 Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor, the sure relief for callouses, bunions, warts and corns.Price, 2.1c.As substitutes are dangerous, insist on gettine \u2018'Putnam's\" only.Sold by drnggists.Goff, to Coaticook; Mr.and Mrs.Harry Parker, and little daughter, l-om Boston, Mass., visiting friends; Mr.J.W.Robinson, Miss Edith Robinson and Miss Ruby Jackson, home from a six weeks\u2019 visit in Calgary, Edmonton and other Western cities; Mr.and Mrs.L.L.Planche and children.accompanied by Mrs.J.Planche and Miss M.Planche of East Angus, ar.l Miss Hattie Hurd, from a trip to Stanstead; Mr.F.R.Cromwell, M P , to Megantic; Miss Agnes Edwards, to her home alter a few days the gues.of Mrs.H.F.Osgoodr, Dr.am.Mrs Blight, of Ottawa, guests of Mr J.H.Burton; Dr.A.L.Mc-Kav, Mrs.Kerwin, Miss Kerwin, Master Gcrdoi.McKay, of Lawrence, ' Mass.; Mrs.D.Williams, St.Johns-burj, Vt.; Miss Alice MacKay, of Richmond, Que., guest of Mr.and Mis.Wm.McKay; Mrs.Armstrong and Misses Armstrong and McVoy, the guests of Mrs.S.Wright; Mr.and M'?.Will Lund, of Nashua, N.H.the guests of Mr.and Mrs.-las.Cooper; Mr.1.Lefebvre, Canadian Tele- phone Inspector, who was married to Miss Beaumont, of Dudswell Junction on Monday have arrived home and will reside in the Dannery Block.Mr.Ulric Rousseau has returned to tow n with his bride from Pa-qnetteville.Que.The Oddfellows intend holding the annual Church Parade on Sunday nert.They will be joined by the members of the Vera Rebekah Lodge.Service at the Methodist Church at | 10.3(1.Mr.H.B.Speer, Miss Louisa Speer ?rd Master Douglas Speer, of Edmonton Alta., have left for Portland, Me., where they will be the guests of Mr.Speer\u2019s sister for some time there after which they will return to their western home.Mr.Georgf Barlow received word oa Wednesday of the death of his father Mr.F.Barlow, which occur-re'1 at the Sacred Heart Hospital in 1 Slurbi coke.The funeral of the little son of Mr.Gatrian took place on Sunday after-noon STOP AT THE out.E WPC R T Ü Â R ^ K fe.Fire Proof, Accessible, Roomy, JUST OPERES?.Three storeys, concrete, brick and steel construction through- BURY.Mrs.Walker and children, of Montreal, arc the guests of her mother, Mrs.Beaton, for a few weeks.Mrs.James Morrow, Mrs.J.Hal-let end children spent Tuesday in Eaton, guests of Mrs.W, F.Hodge.'I he lacrosse team from here played Sawyerville on Tuesday and returned h une defeated.Mr.Jack Gillen and son, of Brigh-ton.Mass., who has been spending a enuile of weeks with her uncle, B.Entrance for storage, 5\u20ac Main St., right back of our store.Entrance for washing or repairs, 61 North Ave.We cordially extend to any auto owners of the Eastern Townships an invitation to inspect our garage, which is one of Vermont\u2019s best, and we assure to all the same attention and service we have tried to- rendes in the past.ME î BÜIWi C0MPANÏ PROPRIETORS, it EKXEST I{.COX.Manager.Gold BSedal, London, î.3H Largest SaUHIGH-GRADE Tea in War d \\w Before You Try This Tea Ask Yourself One Question: Would it have been used by her late Majesty, Queen .Victoria., for 45 years, if it were not exceptionally good ?A quarter-pound box will introduce you to a revelation in tea delight.\u201c Her Majesty\u2019s TTJ T\tÜ ?9 Yr.far Ill'll» anil Obi lunku.prices are for live weight and dear to I you at your station a* we pay the ex Î press charges.KAHTKKN TOWNHHHNS POULTRY FA RM S.A.P, Hillliouse, Manager, Foster, Que.,4 \"'Two of my \u2022\ta.m.from La< bine wharf.(Take Grand Trunk 'train leaving Montreal at i 9.1ft a.m.) Direct connections for all points west.?Ticket Office* New Kiclielieu HuiHlii k, 51-11 Victoria Kq.\u2022\tMONTREAL.Fares from Sherbrooke 1 anti Sept.2 .¦ Going Aug.Going Aug.3o, Sept.I Return limit Sept.10.2 .$t).00 3, 4, 6,\t$12.95 O.H.FOSS, City Ticket Agent, 2 Strathcona Sq.Phone 20, of W.Harrison Station Ageut.Phone i\u2019J7. FOUH SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.SPECIAL SALE OF I*- DOLLS On Monday, Angast 12, onr entire stock of Dolls on sale at 20% discount.WATCH FOR OUR WINDOW.STROUDS Mfl MS There is no gift so pleasing to a lady as a ring, and no ring so acceptable as a diamond.We have recently received a new stock of Solitaire Diamond Rings which are exceptionally good value.Price $2fj.00 to $50.00 each.We also have many others costing .from $10.CK) to $150 each.Mail orders or enquiries carefully attended to.Ring Size Card sent on request.A.C.SKINNER JEWELER AND 7 Stratficona Square, OPTI CIAN Sherbrooke, The Rev.Henry Reseve of Bury, was in town yesterday, the guest of Mr.O.Deseve.?Iis.5 Annie Stuart is visiting her aunt, Miss Stuart, Peel Street, Monti cal, at present.Mr.J.Stuart Rajfsiiie, Miss Ray-si ie and Miss McIntyre of Lancaster, N.H., were guests at the Magog House, yesterday.Messrs.Harry Blodgett, W.S.Jeffers and Ceo W.CTee, officials of the Poston & Maine R.R., visited the city yesterday on business.Mr.George Morin of Bromptonville j and Lis son, Mr.Arcadius Morin, of the staff of \u201cLe Canada,\u201d Montreal, were vititors to the city this week.Mr.and Mrs.W.R.Webster, Mrs.H.Wilder Pierce and Miss Clara Webster are spending a few weeks at where they have a AT MITCHELLS Builders Buying Better Hordware WIRING CONTRACTS { Send us your blue prints and specifications for wiring.Estimates free.Experienced men always on hand for any kind of electrical work.ELECTRICAL REPAIR AMD SUPPLY CO.CITY NEWS Mrs.W.R.Burge left to-day for a month\u2019s stay at Bethlehem, N.H.-Miss McKeehnie returned yesterday from a holiday at tbe seaside.Mr.J.E.Ethier of Montreal was i i town yesterday Mr.J.C.O'Connor, Toronto, is in town r.n business.Capt.C.K.Fraser has returned home from the Portland coast.Messrs.J.P.Bowen and Edwin Howe, of Hatley, are in town to-day.Mr.F.S.McKay has gone to Ste.Anne de Beaupre on business.Mrs.John Waite and children are 1 visiting friends in Boston.Mr.Chas.F.Whitcher, from New ! York, is in town.i N.uth Hatley ; cottage.Mr.Harry MofTatt, of the Merchant's Bank in Sherbrooke, has j been transferred to the Shawville, i Ont., branch of the institution and | has left for his new home.Mrs.II.J.Woods of Windsor Mills ^ building, who has been visiting Mrs.Andrew Ellis, Belvidere, left this week for Dauphin, Manl, to join Mr.Woods who has been in the West for some months.Tn working circles in Sherbrooke it : is understood tnat a project is under consideration of forming a central ,j Council in this city of all the unions.To this Council would he submitted anv questions or difierences that are liable to arise between employers and .en Moved.# * On Wednesday afternoon St.Mark\u2019s J I Church, Halifax, N.S., was the scene jj of one of the prettiest weddings which ! has taken place within it for years, ».when Miss Dorothy Reekie, daughter of Major Leckie, of Sudbury, Out., formerly of Sherbrooke, was married to Mr.John Annesley, Paymaster of H.M.C.S.Niobe, son of Captain Annesley, R.N., of Farnham, England.The wedding was a naval one, the sailors from the Niobe lining the aisles, officers of the Niobe acting as : ushers, and the ship\u2019s band being present.The ceremony was performed by tbs Rev.N.E.Lemoine, as-: sisted by the Rev.F.G.Orchard, ' brother-in-law of the bride.The | bride, who was given away by her I uncle, Major Edwards, formerly of the Scots Greys but now retired, wore a * gown of white satin trimmed with : £ Alencon lace, and carried a bouquet A decided;] change hastak- I en place in the | estimate of the i mfg® v iluo ot Hard-ware in its bearing on the appearance and character of We Must Clear our Shelves Of SUMMER FOOTWEAR We have ^reduced t he prices on all Ladies' and Men's Low Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords, 50c., 75r., and SI.00, which will insure quick cales.They are going- fast.Don\u2019 wait This Sale will only be for lo Days.See Window Display.M.J.CHOQUETTE Wellington Street, -\tOpposite His Majesty\u2019s Theatre.Builders are buying the better sorts of hardware because it pays\u2014pays to buy locks with easy, lasting springs, and in designs that are correct architecturally.We feature the Yale make of builders\u2019 hardware.The designs are modern and beautiful and lend artistic effects wherever they are used.Pleased to show you our latest lines and to advise you when you want the advice of experts.Detached House and 3 Lots College Street, Lennoxville.House new, 8 rooms, bath, all finished in hardwood; molern conveniences.Price right and easy terms.Property must be tol'l.Owner going west.Robert S eiveright Phone 342 Rtal BataU and Cnttoma Broker 2 York Apartments ,, .\" .\u2022.\u2022.«.a»*» AHHUNSEMENT TO THE LADIES OF SHERBROOKE h j of white roses and lilies of the valley.Lieut.Aglionby, of the .Niobe, was best man, and the ushers were Lieut.Street, Lieut.Lord Aiister Graham, - Mr.Fletcher, assistant paymaster, Misses Norma and Kate Fuies have ] and Dr.Rousseau, also on the Niobe.rev\u2014ned heme from a prolonged visit\t-r\u2014\u2014 t frlirtfs in Brooklyn, N.Y.\t; E.T.VISITORS AT ABENAKIS.Miss.Mr, and Mrs.H.P.Wales WILSON'S PIANO STONE low Prices For the Balance of Augosf, Following we jive a list of a few ustd irstru-t ments which we ol fer at cut prices tbis month.The ?advantage to you in buying used goods through our f house is the guarantee and exchange privilege which \\ we give with every sale.Many of these instrumerrss f are as good as n ew, having been repaired by com-f petent men in an up-to-date shop.¦ i Mrs.F.T.Vaughan and Miss Al-] frtda Dearden are visiting friends at : Windsor and Kingsbury.Mr.Robert Emerson of St.Gabriel i St .is confined to the house by illvr-'s, but h:s condition was sorne-; wtat improved yesterday.Meeting of St.Regis Club will be I' held Sunday afternoon at 2,30 p.m.ail members are requested to be present.\tj\this car on Queen street and\twhen j Miss Eda iarcp.au, from\t.vtans^ead.\t:\tncarjng Court street he asked\tto be j h?s\tîfken\ta position in the office of\t:\tk (jR to\tboard the other car.The the\tE.I.\tTelephone Company, and\t|\tconductor\tjn ((Uestion agked his H0.j has begun her woik.\t| torman to stop at the crossing, I.\u2022 .\u2022 h-.sprains or bnu.-.cs.: It.is P a boon to humanity.''\tI You ov.f* y to your family, anti your ^ stock,\tkeep a bottle of Douglas\u2019 ^ Egyptian Liniment always on hand, i 4 ready for instant use.\tI IT STUBS BLEKDIN'O AT OXf\u2019E.It ! J heaix cuts and V-ounds without inflam- I \\ mation or proud flesh.It quickly takes j f the pain and swelling out of sprains and .( bruises of all kinds In fact it.is sim- « ply splendid for every trouble of man or I beast which a liniment ran cure.\t; ~ 2.1c.at all dealers.Free samples on request.Douglas & Co., Napanee, Ont.INSURE WITH F.J.Soutliwood & Go.Agent» for Tire, Accident.Employer» Liability, Automobile Insurance.Only Agent» in town Uaulng Dividend Bearing Policies o« premium, paid for Vlr» I*-turance.Offlc,\u2014H.& B.Mutual Building, Neat to I*o,t Office, Sherbrook,.Tel.i*.Don\u2019t Forget To place your property with me if you want a quick sale.I have properties in all parts of the City.CALL IN CHAS.G.BROWN Realty and Financial Agent Phone 62\t158 Wellington 8t rnrwwi inrtiviiifr - Morning gervieg at 11 a m., Sunday School at 11» a.m., evening service at 7 maker, of »ill kind, of Water Kitting, » m- fast.Iron Kiuks, etc.Urass, Bronze I Prayer meeting on Wednesday even-tttKl Xrciu Work made to order,\t' Jog at 8 o'clock.JKEtîfN BROS.,\t\u2022 Stranger, weltgu/io to all the JtetvUsett .Windsor ituis.Que.Ask lor and insist on Ames\u2019 Sugar Cured Ha5YÎ and Bacon Put up by Âkx.Ames 8 Sons, Ltd.279 Wellington Street PHOTOGRAPHS We fit'p.making the finent Sepia Photo*» | In the Eafttern Township» and the equal of tboae made anywhere.We are being told by Htraritfcrn every day they have never ween better anywhere.We want you to rail and eee nur new Studio \u2014 ! one of the few up-to-date in the province of Quebec.GEO.JOHNSTON, 24 King Street.Or.L.C.Bachand SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT, AND ELECTROTHERAPY.At St.Vincent Hospital 9 to 10 a.m.; at 17 Brooks St.12 to 5 p.m.Free consultations for electrical cures from JO a.m.to 5 p.m.daily except Sunday.17 Brooks Street Five Bells Flour and I rfafigTffPTVMMI Typewriters Cleaned You'll be surprised how much better your machine will work if it\u2019s cleaned and adjusted.We'll do it.for you promptly.DOBBS\u2019 REPAIR SHOP 14 Water St., Sherbrooke.Gold Seal Flour Have you tried these brands Dean 8 Lacey YOUR HOLIDAY OUTFIT Is not complete without A KODAK.It la easy for anyone to Kodak.Let us show you.A complete stock from $1.00 up.\\\tTHE\t\u201cIDEAL\u201d GAS\tWATER\t< |.\tHEATERS.\tj { Hie Ideal \u201cTriplex\u201d Copper Double $ j Coil Waler Healer $ The\tIdeal \"Triplex\u201d\tembodies\tà the most scientific practical fea- .tures in copper coil water heater 4 construction.While it la similar f In some respects to the copper coil water heaters of other manu-ro;,11\tf?atQres\twhich are distinctly Ideal and entirely original with na, making it superior, from the standpoint of construction and efficiency, to' other coil heaters.Exhaustive tests by gas companies and gas specialists have established its reputation for attaining a ranch higher efficiency for the gas consumed than any other coll heater on the market.A.R.WILSON, ¦ Plumber E.C.FRASER 1 LENNOXVILLE BOOSE ( oatlcook Houbc -J\u2019opular Home for Travellers, A, A.1\u2019omoroy, Proj The Druggist & Stationer Bherbrooko When in Lennoxville stop hero.Street cars puss the door.Half minute\u2019s walk] from 11.& M., O.T.K.and C.I*.K.stations, Bell 'phono 860.7531 SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, SATERDAY, AUGCST 10, 1912.PAGE FIVE FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS I rmcis ti ii i TO DAY\u2019S MARKET BEST FOR .SOME TIME.The heavy rain early this morning h^pt many from going to market at their accustomed times, and the re- ¦\tsuit was that at nine o\u2019clock the place .vas crowded.To-day\u2019s market was an excellpnt one in every respect.The supply of produce was large, and the hearts of the farmers were gladdened with the large amount of money in evidence.The prices are rather high but this ¦\tseems tc have no efiect on trade, as on everv hand the farmers and tra- PonM Cut Out HO^Kor^irnTslTis Will remove tliem and leave no blemishes.Cores any puff or \u2022welling.Does not blister or remove the hair.Horse can be worked.$2.(X) per bottle delivered.Boob 6 E free._____ ABSOKBINE, JR., liniment for mankind.For Boils, Bruises, Old Sores, Swellings, Goitre.Varicose Veins, varicosities.Allays Pain.Price II and f- a bottle at druggists or delivered.Will tell more if you write.Manufactured only by W.F.YOUNG, P.D.F., tea Lymans Bldg., Montreal.Ca.LET US LOAM YOU MONEY |To Buy or Build Houses \u201e \u2014 .or Pay OB Mortgages\tf (j I THE CANADIAN HOME INVESTMENT COMPANY 155 Wellington Street.Phone 907,^ | dors seemed to be doing a rushing 3!-He per lb; lamb, 1 îc per lb; hogs ; business.\t$5.50 to V7 per 100 tbs; hogs, dress- i New, potatoes were available in ed.P*c per lb; fowls, alive, Keeper iirge quantities and the demand was îb, fowls, dressed, 13Jc per !b; but-i strong.By the bushel they sold at ter.22-2ÔC per lb; eggs.22c to 25c an average price of 'ïil.bO.By the Per dozen, calf skins.Sl.oo to ?l.SO ! peck they sold at fifty cents.\teach.They are selling cabbage 5c per The following is a list of to-day\u2019s lb;1 onions, 5c per TD: tomatoes, 2 ; prices:\t| Its for 25c; radishes, 5c per lb; cu- , i \u2019 To-day\u2019s prices are as follows:\tcumters.5c each; beef, l|-10|c per Roney in comb, per box.2 for 25c tt: mutton, l-lujc per to; spring Beef, cut, per tb.v .10\u201425c lamt, 9j-l9àc per tb; veal, 7Jc to Dressed pork.0\u201410c 14*c per lb.Domestic cheese.1 Pork, r«r lb.PROVISION MARKET.j Pork saueage.1JC Lettuce, per bunch.'\tr ! Radishes, per bunch.5c : DRESSED HOG PRICES ARE UN- 1 Lrrnb, per tb.^2^\t18c\t^ HANGKD.Fowls per tb\t.12\u201415c , Montreal, Aug.10.\u2014The market for Tiripv* per tb\t.25\u201428c live hogs is firm.Packers are paying : Geese per lb .13-15c\t$8.75 to $9 per 100 lbs.weighed ofl Bec-i hides, salted .«|-9c\tcars Dress hogs are unchanged at Beef hides, green.\u2022\u20227_'.Sc\t^12 |D to i î13- ! Calf skins.12\u201413c.i Blood sausage, 2 lbs.2oc\tCOUNTRY PRODUCE Pork sausage., H^m rri @\t.I7\u2014l^c\tEGG MARKET GOOD.Ch-rkens per \"tb.15\u201425c\tMontreal, Aug.10.\u2014The egg mnr- MiTton per quarter.7\u201410c.ket this season is a very exceptional C-b'-age ^\t.7\u201410c ; one, never before in the history of Bem.s hi sh.40\u2014GOc the trade have such high prices been Potatoes, newj per peck .hoc\tpaid at this season of the year by Carrots, per bunch.5c\tboth the buyer and the consumer.In Onions peck\t.25\u201440c.comparing prices with the same week \u2019vvl'njn\u2019, ^\t.2 for 5c last year there is a difference in cost A .s \"neck.5Pc\t! of six cents per dozen.Notwithstand- Citroni each\"\".10\u201420c lug these high prices, the consump- riremnheis .3\u20147c tion keeps on growing, and all re- .ceipts are promptly bought up by the \u201c\t;\tretail trade.Prices\tthis week\tshow E.\tT.\tLIVE\tSTOCK.\tj\tan average advance\tof 1c.to\t2c.per _______\tj\tdozen.Sales this\tweek are\tbeing LARGE\tSHIPMENT\tOF\tHOGS.!\tmade on the basis\tof 23c.to\t23^c.Stanbridge East, Aug.10.-(Spec-j for straight gathered stock, 28c.for ial)\u2014Mr.John Harvey shipped this choice and lie.to 18c.for seconds.weight50 h°e8 ^ Peî CWt 1Ue ACTIVE ENQUIRY FOR HONEY.___\tMontreal, Aug.10.\u2014There has been PRICES AT DANVILLE\t, Quite an enquiry for new honey, but Danville, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014The none .°1 wholesale houses have any prices at the market are down this , supplies.A few' small parcels have week a little.Smith & Leet are pay- been shipped into some of the leading ing for live stock as follows: Cows, | retail grocers.21 :'ic per lb; steers and heifers 3-j\tMAPT f PPnmTrTcs c ttttct Ijc p»er It; bulls, 2Jc per llj; calves,\tMAPLE PKODDCTS CDIET.Montreal.Aug.10.\u2014The maple product market is quiet, maple syrup bringing 7{c.to 8Jc.in tins as' to quality, and 65c.to 7c.in wood.Maple syrup has sold at 9c.to 9|c.SPORTING NEWS SOCCER The 53rd will line up this afternoon at 3.30 p.m.sharp against the Y.M.C.A Every man must be on hand.TO-DAY\u2019S LACROSSE GAME To dav\u2019:.lacrosse game, between the liish-Canadians and Jenckes will be playco, rain or shine.CATSPAWl RUBBER\t1 HEELS 'Tread softly -\t(d\u2014 Step safely, igisrii I CAT\u2019S PAW RUBBER SOLES Es body the patented features of Cat's Paw Heels.tso WHY A CIGAR IS MILD OR STRONG.One must have a very discriminating taste as well as a lot of exper ience to properly select Havana tobacco.Every province, every district, every valley, every hillside, every 1 parish in the island of Cuba has its ¦ own distinct type.Then there are different qualities of tobacco in each parish, depending whether the tobac-\u2018 co is raised on heavy sugar-cane soil, on heavy river bottom, sandy soil, or on very light hillside sandy soil, on new made land, or on old, well cultivated soil.(duality also depends on the kind of fertilizer used, as well as the I quantity.Quality also depends on the sea sou, too dry or too wet produce too great a proportion of undesirable tobacco.Quality also depends on the time 1 the tobacco is topped, whether the suckers are removed quickly, the time it is cut, and the proper wea ther for drying in the sheds.When everything is just right, qllal ity then depends upon the fermenta tion.\t_________ One system is to put a pipe in me middle of a 5,000 pound pile, the pipe projecting, so that a thermometer can be pushed in, to determine the temperature, and the tobacco turned over, when the proper degree of heat is attained.Another system is to judge by ex perience, and when the Cuban thinks that it is hot enough, he places an egg as far as possible into the pile, I of tobacco, and if he gets a bard boiled egg in five minutes, it is time to turn the pile over.Quality then depends upon the ex pert selector, to whom the ferment \\ng tobacco is passed, who will find from ten to twenty distinct types in each pound.The nice silky, light colored leaf for a wrapper \"ill bring $5.00 a I pound and over, the same style of a leaf, but Of a dryish nature $2.IX), the same style leaf but dark 75c.the same style leaf, but dark and thick.Ctlc, the light flimsy torn leaf, 30c, known as sixes, the rough, thick soggy torn leaf known as Manchados.25c, the small torn leaf known as botes, 20c.When the tobacco conics to the cigar manufacturer, he can spoil it by not properly handling it, and when it comes to the cigar maker he can spoil it by rolling too tightly.It is also up to the cigar manufacturer to make his proper selections of the various types, and blend two or more in order to obtain the taste and aroma that suits Unpopular taste.No manufacturer ever selected the tobacco or made the blend that suited the universal taste.You can prove it by asking the name of the favorite cigar from the first half-dozen smokers you meet.For the past ten years cigar smokers have been railing for light, wrappers, believing (hat the color of the.tmiside leaf determines the strength of the cigar, a popular fallacy.A well known cigar manufacturer, working upon this idea, has recently I introduced upon the market a very I mild blend of tobaccos, that gives the fascinating taste, as advertised under the brand \u201cFlor de (Taro.\u201d The manufacturer is very conIKleat that this blend will suit everyone 1 looking for a very mild cigar with an agreeable taste.I_ A R D THERE IS IjARI) AND T ARD.The so-called pure lard is rendered in a closed tank and no chance for evaporation, consequently is full of water.Our DUKE OPEN KETTLE LARD is rendered In an open kettle and all the moisture is cooked out ifntll It la perfectly dry and no water left in, consequently it goes further and is cheaper In the end the consumer.Why buy an inferior article when you can purchase AN ABSOLUTELY PURE OPEN KETTLE RENDERED PRODUCT.that emells better, goes further, lasts longer, does not spatter, but leaves a pleasant, taste in the mouth.This stock, is DAIRY PRODUCE WE OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THE 6o|o FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.OF THE St.Lawrence Sugar Refineries Limited Due June 1st, 1832.Interest payable 1st June and December.Denominations $500 and $1,000.SECURITY\tTotal Bond Issue .$2,000,000.00 Total Net Assets .3,846,446.00 EARNINGS\tAnnual Bond Interest .$120,000.00 Average Annual Net Earnings, \u20ac years (or 4 1-5 times) .503,221.00 SINKING FUND :\u20142 p.c.Sinking Fund operative after 1915.Bonds Redeemable at 110 and interest after 1916.Pr ce\u2014On Application.We recommend these Bonds for conservative investment.The \" ' ' Securities Corporation Lm, 804 DOMINION EXPRESS BUILDING, MONTREAL.H.R.Swenertoh,\tManager.BUTTER MARKET QUIET.Montreal, Aug.10.\u2014There has been some business in round lots of butter at 26jc.and 26|c.to 26fc.Sales in the country have recently transpired all the way from 25 ll-16c.to 26 1-8c.as to quality and location.The two driblets from New Zealand reported from Vancouver amounting to about 4,000 packages are said to be the last of the old season\u2019s goods, and not very fresh at that.A year ago the demand commenced to spring up from Vancouver at 24 jc.to 24 Jc.for finest creamery, and by the third week in November it had advanced to 28jc.It does not look as if it were going that way at present.MARKET STEADY AND PRICES MAINTAINED.Montreal, Aug.10.\u2014Although there is not the vim to the market as experienced during the past week or ten days, sufficient cable orders have been received to maintain prices at a pretty steady level, several orders being filled for Liverpool and Bristol on the basis of 13 5-16c.to 13 3-8c.for finest Western colored and one lot of 250 boxes of bigh colored was placed at 13Jc.English houses will soon be contracting the New Zealand cheese for the coming season, the make of which commences in the middle of November or beginning of December, and around 60s.is already predicted as the likely figure.The country markets are keeping up well, sales on the Woodstock market ruling at 13.}c.one lot selling at 13 5-16c.At Madoc of 475 boxes cheese offered, 280 boxes sold at 13 1-I6c.BEAUTIFUL.BELLEVUE HEIGHTS It Beals All BUILDING LOTS It Beats All No Sock Record in the History of Sherbrooke.Do you wonder why ?No-Because Bellevue Heights building lots are practically at the door of all the industries.Just think - Building Lots on Worthington Street, only Drummond Street to cross from McKinnon Holmes Co.\u2019s works.Sherbrooke and Princess Street building lots, only 490 feat from Canadian Rand Co.and Sherbrooke Machinery Co.\u2019s works.King Ceorge Avenue building lots, only 800 feet from E.tt T.Fairbanks Co.and the, now in cons ruction, Sherbrooke Iron Works and Canadian Brakeshoe Co.Home Site Seekers Can you find a more cenlrai spot than Bellevue Heights building lots ?No, (here are none.» Furthermore When you buy a building lot in this beautiful sub division, bear in mind that your investment will bring you 50 to 100 p.c.inside of a year.How is that Mr Speculator i* Remember our prices include Sewers.Buy at Once.Lots Going Fast.Do it Now.MARBLETON.____ Mrs.E.O.Weston, who underwent a very serious operation at the Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital on Wednesday, is progressing as favorably as may be expected.Mr.W.T.Oughtred, who was seriously ill last week in Sherbrooke with an attack of acute indigestion, is much improved.SHERBROOKE REAL ESTATE CO., W.J.CB0CHETIRE Selling Agent, 111a Alexander St, Phone 1212.155 Wellington St.Phone 549 AUTHiEÛR RARIVI L-OX Were as valuable two weeks ago as they are to-day, but only those who looked ahead could see it.To-day everybody can see that they are worth more than present prices, because a clothing factory is to be built opposite this fine property and GAUTHIER\u2019S FARM LOTS will be the principal residential site for what is only the beginning of a new industrial centre in East Sherbrooke.Besides schools and churches-one right at hand-these lots are the closest to the City and close by the new factory.It is only a matter of time when factories, public buildings, branch banks, stores, fine residences, etc., etc., will find their places on the upper plateau of East Sherbrooke.The prices on the few lots we have left are very low and they will soon be cleared.They are the cheapest lots in the neighborhood, while they are the closest to the City and will always he indisputably the best.See for yourself and select be= fore it is too late.Our automobiles are at your service.Prices $300 to $400.$10 reserves a lot, $5 per month pays for it.ING The Residential Beauty Spot A high class residential site.A gilt edged investment.We are oifering these in the new sub division of the North Ward, opposite the Redemptorist College on the McDougall Farm.This afternoon or on Sunday take a walk or a street car ride (via Ontario Line) get off at Beckett Street, where you will see the College and our property is the superb scenic tract on a fine gradual slope opposite this building on the right.Go there and eajoy the unobstructed, almost limitless, view of the city and sui rounding country.The treat will make it worth your while.Le*s than three minutes walk from the street cars, adjoining the finest residences in the City, and directly opposite the Redemptorist property which will soon represent an investment of $200,-000.If you will let us know we shall be pleased to take you to the place by auto and you will surely agree with us that we have the finest and most practical residential site in this progressive City and you will justify us in giving our new^ subdivision the royal name of \u201cKING GEORGE PARK The Residential Beauty Spot J.R O \u201cT M 1 PHONE 376 PREMIER THEATRE BUILOING 5103 PAGE au BHERimOOKE DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.WILL HAY FEVER BE NEXT \u201cINCURABLE\u201d DISEASE TO BE CUBED ?Wonderful Results Obtained by Using Tablets Made From Fresh Fruit Juices.\u2014Lady In Cornwall Centre Tried Them.Genuine Case Of Severe Hay Fever Completely Eradicated From The System By \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d, The Famous F uit Medicine.\u201cI suffer tortures every year with Hay Fever- : '.ease te!I me frankly if \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d will do me any good\u201d.You are saying this to yourself as you read this article.First of all, read the facts about this distressing trouble.Hay Fever is not a nervous affliction.There is probably no actual disease of the nerves.But the nerves\u2014and in fact the whole system\u2014is affected by the condition of the blood.Th\u2019e nerves are intensely irritated by impure blood, due to defective action of the bowels, kidneys and skin.In fully ninety per cent of the cases of Hay Fever, there is chronic Constipation, Weak Stomach, Indigestion and hot, dry skin.The great truth of this is shown by the fact that sprays, gargles and other local treatment do not cure.They cannot.The trouble does not lie in the nose and throat but in the stomach, bowels, kidneys and skin.This is why \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d cured Mrs.Kemp of Hay Fever.Cornwall Centre, Ont., November 27th.1911 I was a martyr to Hay Fever for a long time\u2014probably fifteen years\u2014and I suffered terribly at times.I consulted many physicians and took their treatment _and I tried every remedy I heard of as good for Flay Fever.But nothing did me any good.Then I tried \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d and this remedy cured me completely.I am now well, and I wish to say to every sufferer from Hay Fever\u2014\u201cTry Fruit-a-tives\u201d.This fruit medicine cured me when every treatment failed and I believe it is a perfect cure for this dreadful disease\u201d.MRS.HENRY KEMP.Impure blood causes the itching eyes, sore throat, irritated nose that we know as Hay Fever.As this is true, the sensible thing to do is to purify the blood by taking \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d.Mrs.Kemp took \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d and is cured.Whv not let \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d regulate your bowels, kidneys and skin ?Why not let \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d give you health, and strength and appetite ?Why not let \u201cFro:: a-tives\u201d so build up the system that you won\u2019t have Hay Fever this summer r \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d is the only medicine in the world made of fruit juices.It is particularly suited to the use of women because it is pleasant to take and acts mildly and gently.50c.a box, 6 for gi.jo, trial size, 25c.Dealers in all parts of Canada sell \u201cFruit-a-tives\u201d.But if you are unable to obtain them in your neighborhood, they will be sent you postpaid on receipt of r-: ^ hv Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.THE ONLOOKER COMMENTS Civic Progress Must Not be Held up.There is a delightful indefiniteness in the opinion of the City Attorney with regard to the probable duration of Alderman McManamy's action to annul the loan and paving by-law.Six months, perhaps a year, possibly two years, advises the City Attorney, may pass before a decision is reached.The City Attorney, through long experience, recognizes the snail-like progress of the law.This, however, does not lessen the cost of mileage.The expenses mount up, somebody wins and somebody loses, at least nominally, though generally both of the litigants are among the losers.The City Attorney and majority of the^Council are satisfied that the by-law is sound.This, however, is not a very\"material point.The serious feature of the action is the delay which it might occasion to civic progress.Should Alderman McMan-amy win or lose in the end, the notable accomplishment of the action would be delay.The Council is, therefore, acting in the interests of the city wnen it proceeds to replace this by-law by another which it believes will be unassailable.The work of street improvement must go on.The citizens have declared for it and the Council must go to any reasonable length to prevent the public will from being thwarted.news of the last week revive several incidents of his life.One was the dangerous illness of his stepson, Lloyd Osborne, a boy to whom he was greatly attached.The other stated that the schooner Casco, upon which Stevenson cruised while in search of health, and which he Immortalized as the ship of adventure, was to be used in the fishing business.So, as time passes, do the tangible things that hold to great personalities slip into the distance with them.\u201cAnd one and all go night and day Over the hills and far away !\u201d but to Stevenson is it given to mark a long road in affection and memory before his influence fails as a beacon to his fellows.Percy Ferguson 654, Dyson Hawk 654, Ellen McCullock 631, Hilton Grant 628, Chauncey Hulburd 576.MARRIAGES RUDMAN\u2014WILSON.St.Peter's Ohurcn was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday evening, when Miss Jennie Wilson, of Yorkshire, England, who has been in the city for some months, was married to Mr.Charles Percy Rudman, son of Mr.and Mrs.William Rudman of Glen Arbor Farm, Beckett Road.The ceremony was performed by the Rev.C.R.Eardley-Wilmot, of Stan-stead, and the bride was given away by ber sister, Mrs.Crisp, from Grand Mere.She was prettily attired in a gown of white voile trimmed with lace, and a White hat with orange blossoms and forget-me-nots.She carried a bouquet of white flowers.The bridesmaid, Miss Winifred Rudman, wore a pink silk frock, and white hat trimmed with roses.Her bouquet was of pipk sweet peas.Thé best man was Mr.George Turner, jr.1 Among thoir; present were Mr.and 1 Mrs.Wm.Rudman and family, Mr.and Mrs.George Wise, Mr.find Mrs.A.K.Gibson, Mrs.Burgess (Boston) and other friends.After the ceremony the wedding party.returned to the home of the groom\u2019s father, where the young couple received the congratulations 1 and good wishes .of their friends, and an abundant and appetizing supper was served, the table and the rooms generally being decorated with flowers.The evening was gayly spent in singing and music, and at a late hour the young couple left for their new home in the city.The wedding .trip will lie taken later in the sea- -V 1 .\tWATERYILLE.' Mr.Wm.Johnston and family have got moved and settled in their new house in Westmoiint street, t Hay makers are greatly discourag-i ed owing to the continuous rain.I There is considerable hay out yet, cut and uncut.\u201c And Far Away \u201d \\ v\\ iKCEHa«3u»!f:;::nui!i!!:i;!:!U2sssi»i DALTON\u2019S CONCENTRATED ORANGEADE is bringing delicious refreshment to thousands of thirsty throats.It\u2019s the finest of hot weather drinks\u2014delightfully cooling, epiHj ^S:::.|* invigorating and healthful.All ready \u2018\t' 'Vt.for the ice ami water\u2014sweetened\u2014no htfij- me-s or trouble to serve.Par cheaper .fresh oranges in summer.A 25c.Bottle makes 33 Glasses.A 10c.Bottle makes 12 Glasses.Of course, von krow aboat DALTON\u2019S CON\u2019» « SNTP.AXED LEM ON AD £.FIgb or.a L t DLrtt.isn't i;! 10c.aiut 2'c.Botti&s.Be rare to Mi four gr'-cer or **\u2022«.\t_ driest for DALTON'S Con- centrated Orangeade and Lcmjr.ade.Look out for imitators.Insist on Dalton's.101 Many writers have been more ad-I mired, but none more loved, than Robert Louis Stevenson.This dreaming son of a race of practical engineers brought so original a pen to literature, and so noble and disinterested a character to human associations, that he holds a unique place in the chronicles of mankind.The man who could write a garden of verses for children with as much ease ! as he could produce a \u2018\u2018Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde,\" possessed a rare ; knowledge of the possibilities of human nature.And because all that pertains, or pertained, to Stevenson continues of interest, two items in the passing The Bull Moose Party.Col.Roosevelt has at last got himself a place among the nominated candidates for the presidency of the United States.Whether he will accomplish more than to make the elections more interesting and doubtful, is a conjecture.There does not appear to be a stampede in the Colonel\u2019s favor.The nomination of Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic candidate put in the field a man whose policies seemed very acceptable to that public desirous of an independent candidate.As an offset to Taft and Taft\u2019s personality, Governor Wilson was a fortunate choice of his party.He brought to the contest some of tne Roosevel-tian qualities, without their aggressiveness, and received the endorsement of a large section of the domestic press, and almost unanimously that of the foreign.Roosevelt and his platform would seem, therefore, a simple seceding effort of the enemies of Taft to ensure his defeat.Opposed by a strong Democratic opponent, and fris own party divided, the present chief executive will have a difficult task, if he desires to win another term at the White House.m pNCEACt ¦SSI# C*{.TQN 930S SNOWDON & EBBITT, Montreal.Wholesale Distributors.Brodie\u2019s British Plate Powder makes it easy to keep silver and fine glassware clean and sparkling.In over a century\u2019s use it has never scratched anything.1 Sc.everywhere.33 A.W.HUGMAN LIMITED, Montreal iwææe: Do Minutes Count With You?The GILLETTE Wffl Save Them ! Are you one of those keen, discerning men who recognize in TIME their most valuable asset, and plan to make every minute count?Then what about the time you lose every day over shaving ?Men who use the GILLETTE Safety Razor shave easily in five minutes\u2014in three if they wish.How many minutes more than that do you consume in stropping and shaving so carefully with your open-blade razor?Or how many times five minutes do you lose in the barber shop ?Two, five or ten minutes lost to-day\u2014to-morrow\u2014365 times a year\u2014counts up into a serious draft on a man\u2019s productive time.This in itself is reason enough, to the man whose time is.valuable, for using the GILLETTE.But when you consider that the time-saving GILLETTE shave is also the cleanest, most comfortable shave you have ever enjoyed, what reason can there be for sticking to old-fashioned, time-wasting methods?Buy a GILLETTE\u2014you\u2019ll enjoy it ! The Gillette Safety Razor Co.of Canada, Limited.vZxtmzm Office and Factory The New Gillette Building, MONTREAL.390 X i STROPPING ^ «tow NO WQPlO OV£H Imperial Reciprocity Although the suggestion of reciprocal trade relations between Canada and the .United States was received very coolly in this country, reciprocity as a policy of national trade expansion appears to be increasingly popular in the Dominion.Scarcely have the arrangements for trade reciprocity, fretween Canada and several Wesst Indian islands been completed, when preparation is commenced for similar treaty negotiations between this country and Australia.Reciprocity within the Empire seems the active agent most immediately connected with the development of closer union witfrin the imperial dominions.While the naval riddle still remains for the future to unravel, a constant cementing of business interest is going on.Imperial sentiment is very excellent, but a foundation of trade preference is a practical foundation whose usefulness is self-evident to the empire builder.The Gas Plant.It is interesting to note that the City Council of Sherbrooke is at last moving to improve the gas plant.While much attention has been given to electrical development, the gas and electric department has not kept abreast with the times in ! the matter of the gas plant.The I service has not been what it should be.The price of gas, on the other hand, is higher in Sherbrooke than in almost any other city.It is to be hoped the city authorities will inaugurate a progressive policy with regard to the gas plant.They should bring it up to-date, make an earnest effort to extend the service, and as soon as returns will ( warrant it, make a reduction in rates which will place Sherbrooke on a par with other cities in this regard.\u2014Onlooker.DillY NEWS FROM TOWNSHIPS.(Continued from Page 1) past 90 days.He also feeds four quarts of wheat bran per cow throughout the year.SIR WILFRID LAURIER AND PARTY.Mansonville, August 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lady Laurier, Sir Frederick Borden and Lady Borden passed through here last evening on their way from the white mountains.SUCCESSFUL COWANSVIRLE STUDENTS.Cowansville, August 10.\u2014(Special) \u2014The successful pupils of Cowansville Academy are as follows : Grade III, Model\u2014Newmay Hunter 659, Russell Dewell fi:{9, Margaret Pickel 60S, Marion Hall 511, Gertrude Bidwell 565, Reginald Buzzell 556, Pansey Denham 541, John Flegg 513, Doris Lewis 484, Albert Hall 472.Grade T, Academy\u2014George Cameron 763, John Wheeler 750, Sidney Cameron 712, Anna Wheeler 681, 0 a No Gas No Dust \u201cSupplies home with W pure warm air.J Fused joints cannot leak.Than Reusing » Heating a Home Properly is Something More the Temperature.The air must\u2019 be pure as well as warm.The health of your family demands it.An odor of gas is not only unpleasant but is a menace to the health; Fine coal dust floating in the air is just as bad.Ç The HECLA Furnace is absolutely gas and dust proof.The Joints, which in other Furnaces are made with bolts and cement, are fused in the HECLA.This process welds the cast-iron and steel into a solid one-piece construction.*\ti Q Expansion and contraction cannot spread the fused joint.Even after 20 years of service, the joints in the HECLA will be found perfectly tight.The fumes from the fire cannot find an opening.The air in the living rooms is always pure and healthful, HECLA FURMACE \u2022\tt For Coal and Wood\t^ Ribbed Fire-Pot one s This heaithlui heating costa less than ordinary warn air heating.The fire-pot of the HECLA is steel ribbed to radiate the heat rapidly.This, by actual test, makes a saving of 13|%, or one ten of coal in seven.I Do you want to give more thoüght to the heating of your home?\u201c Comfort & Health \u201d will interest you.It is a book on sane heating.Your address on a post card will bring it.M Jpi^ tsr CIGARE BROS.CO., EIMSTED, A.R.WILrSON, J.B.DIONNE, \"F\u201c\tProvincial Representative.J ,3TON, Ont.SHKBBROOÜE.COATICOOÜ.E.TAMÏESOK, JLEKTNCÎXVS « ^^mssassammm TilüF s® ü Isi We have secured an over-preductien of a well-known Tin and, for a few days, will offer some unprecedented Tire Baîgaips.Ml siz?s shown on under-mentioned list in stock.* .\u2022 First come,' First.^erwecL ' Out-of-town Motorists write, wire or \u2019phsne yrur orders.Tires v/ill be sent to out-of-town points C.0, D.for inspection before acceptance if desired.DISCOUNT 25 p.c.to 50 p.c.from following Iht prices.Size\tRegular\tNon-Skid\t \tor Pound\tHeavy ' Casing\tTube \tCasing\t\t 28 x 3\t$18.60\t\u2014\t$4.35 30 x 3\t19.90\t\u2022\t\t.\t4.70 32 x 3\t21.30\t\t\t\t5.10 ' 34 x 3\t22.70\t\u2014\t5.45 28 x 3}\t24.85\t\u2014\t5.35 30 x 3i\t' 26.80\t$32.15\t5.80 31 x 3j\t27.75\t33.30\t5.95 32 x 3*\t28.60\t34.30\t6.10 33 x 3*\t29.75\t35.70\t6.25 34 x 3J\t31.10\t37.30\t6.50 36 r 3J\t33.70\t40.45\t6.80 30 x 4\t36.70\t44.05\t7.15 31 x 4\t38.15\t45.80\t7.25 32 x 4\t39.60\t47.40\t7.50 33 x 4\t40.90\t49.10\t7.85 34 x 4\t42.20\t50.65\t8.05 35 x 4\t43.60\t52.30\t8.20 36 x 4\t45.00\t54.00\t8.45 37 x 4\t46.30\t55.55\t8.65 32 x 4J\t50.40\t60.50\t9.30 34 x 4j\t53.55\t64.25\t9.90 \tRegular\t\t Size\tor Round\tNon-Skid Heavy\tTuba \tT t en d\tCasing1\t \tCasing\t\t 760 x 90\t$26.80\t\t\t\t1 -=*¦3 bo o 1 810 x 90\t28.60\t34.30\t6.10 870 x 90\t31.10\t37.30\t6.50 910 x 90\t33.70\t40.45\t6.80 815 x 105\t53.55\t64.23\t9.90 875 x 105\t55.20\t6'6.2g\t10.10 820 x 120\t65.95\t79.15\t11.60 880 x 120\t67.40\t80.90\t11.95 920 x 120\t71.70\t86.05\t12.60 895 x 135\t81.35\t97.60 100.40\t13.90 935 x 135\t83.65\t\t14.25 35 x 4|\t5fi.20\t66.25\t10.10 36 x 4J\t56.75\t68.10\t10.40 37 x 4*\t58.40\t70.10\t10.75 34 x 5\t65.95\t79.15\t11.60 35 x 5\t67.90\t81.50\t11.95 36 x 5\t69.75\t83.70\t12.25 37 x 5\t7*1.70\t80.05\t12.60 37 x 5J\t83.05\t100.40\t14.25 ACT TO-DAY.SEND IN YOUR ORDERS, MOTOR TIRE IMPORT Ü 345 University St, - Telephone : Uptown 915 - MOMBEAL, Que.f SHE KB RO O K E DAILY HECV,.SATIJUDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.\u201cDAILY RECORD\" WANT ADVERTISEMENTS H WATCHES! Big Results For Little Money CJ Kates\u201415 words or less 15e each insertion, one cent for each additional word, six insertions for the price of five l HELP WANTED\u2014FEMALE.rr ADY COOK WANTED AT ONCE.ULJ Apply Grand Central Hotel, Coati-cook.)\\ THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED x\\- lady stenographer wanted.A good salary and permanent position to competent person.Applications treated confidentially.Apply to Box 36 Office.HELP WANTED\u2014MALE.Laborers wanted \u2014 foundry laborers wanted.Canadian Ingeraoll-Rand Co., Limited.SALESMEN WANTED\u2014A FINE CON-O nection open to a few honest and energetic men.Experience not necessary.Must furnish references.Apply Mr.Record Hope, Rooms 9-11 Genest Bldg., Sher-! brooke.\u201cIt is time you owned a WALTHAM !\u201d is a true saying, and in order to keep up with the times you should carry a Waltham Watch.These watches habe proved their reliability and the prices are as low as possible for a high-grade Watch.A full line may be seen at R.J.Spearing Goldsmith, Diamond Merchant.33 Strathcona Sq.i COMPETENT GlltL TU DO HOÜSE-j V work wanted.Apply Mrs.J.A.Planche, East Angus.A T ONCE, EXPERIENCED WOMAN J\\.Jor general housework in private family.Wages ÿô per week.Mrs.Alfred E.Watson.Hartford, Vt.rilABLE GIRD WANTED.ALSO fJL chamber maid.Apply H.H.Ingram, Magog House, Sherbrooke, Gue.lŸVANTED\u2014TABLE GIRL, QUEEN\u2019S LVV Hotel, Sherbrooke./ 1UOK WANTED FOR HUNTING AND My fishing club at Trois Pistoles.Ap-i ply at once to C.O.Palmer, Strathcona Sq., Sherbrooke.ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE.TWO GOOD | ' * teamsters and one young man to work, on farm.Apply W.S.Armitage, I Mountain View Dairy.WANTED\u2014AT ONCE, COAT, VEST '' and pant makers.Apply Walter Blue & Co., Ltd.TIT ANTED \u2014 AT ONCE, AN EXPER-iVV.lenced table girl.Apply at New Sherbrooke House.B OY WANTED TO WORK ON I ARM.Apply L.W.Read, Lennoxville.rilT ANTED\" \u2014 BY SEPTEMBER 1ST, 1 \\V experienced nurse maid.Apply by letter giving references.Mrs.A.W.Blue, Sherbrooke.\\\\/ANTED\u2014LADIES TO DO PLAIN and light sewing at home, whale or spare time ; good pay ; work sent any listance ; charges paid.Send stamp for [ulf particulars.National Manufacturing Co., Montreal.7ANTED\u2014A GIRL, TO RUN KNET-ting machines in our knitting mill.Paton Manufacturing Company, Sherbrooke.w C1ARETAKER WANTED FOR LAW-' rente School, Drummond Road.Apply at once.C.(J.Falmer, Sec.-Treas.Board of Protestant School Commissioners.AY 7\" ANTED \u2014 MAN TO WORK ON farm.Apply Box 53 Record Oti'ce.REAL ESTATE FOR SALB.ft 710R SALE OR RENT \u2018LAKE - Hall,\" one of the largest boarding houses or hotels on the lake.Good reason given for wishing to sell.1».Keyes, Georgeville, Que.Q EVER AL GOOD WILLING MEN O wanted for positions of trust, some of whom will be required during the annual exhibition only, while a few will be permanent engagements during good conduct.Height about 5 ft.10 in., weight about 175 lbs., age from 28 to 35 years.Clean-cut fellows preferred, and must speak both the French and English tongues.Apply by letter or in person to Chief Fire and Police, Sherbrooke, ! Que.>- 1 BRIGHT RELIABLE YOUNG FEL-.V low of 18 or 20 years to learn a j good trade wanted at once.Good pay and short hours.Apply Manager, Box 8, Cowansville.[ITIOR SALE\u2014AT WATERVILLE, HO-ll:-.tel, Skating Rink and Livery Stable at a bargain.Apply H.W.Burton.ft POR SALE\u2014EIGHT-ROOMED, SELF- contained house in first-class condition in north ward, with all modern conveniences ;\tÇ500 cash, balance on easy terms.Apply Box 41, Record Office.rT T BRIGHAM JCT., QUE., ONE OF XjL the best 100 acre dairy farms in Eastern Townships, 85 acres under cultivation, no stones, 1,000 maple trees, good brick house, ' barns and stables of all kinds.One mile from Brigham Village.Apply C.B.Short, Brigham, Que.EIOR SALB OR LEASE\u2014PARKWOOD i cottage, East Sherbrooke, with or without land.Apply to Wm.Jfarwell, 60 Dufferin Av«.Ml VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE jljL farm in Compton of 375 acres, 40 acres well timbered, large well finished house with beautifully shaded grounds, ample barns and outh'nb igs with never-fading supply of water in house and barns.A complete equipment of farm machinery, implements, waggons, etc., Included in sale.Owing to advancing years the owner will sell at a low price on easy terms.Title perfect.A bargain.For fall particulars apply W.S.Dresser, Sherbrooke, or Albert P.Far-well, on the premises.r Uieir former vicious indulgence.' The Right Rev.John Shanloy, bishop of North Dakota, said In an address I have been :ihs J in your furnace or fireplace these\tGBAVEL ROOFER t cool evening; spell .U-OM F O R T.\t1R-Yeat Guaraats* 4 i\t\\v.a.HALE,\tAISr»ss : Alhlom Hotel, Shsrbrooks *\tI Tel.714,\t55 Prospect St. PAGE EIGHI BHBRBROOÏCB DAILY RECORD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.THE SHOP FOR MEN 'A complete line of Exclusive Haberdashery and Clothing.Sole agents for : Dr.Jaeger\u2019s Pure Wool Wear.Christy Hats.Wearbetter Suits for Boys.Exclusive Men\u2019s Furnish-ings and Clothing.Cash and One Price Only.* t * * * t * * * t t f * * * t # * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 KINGSEY.Recent arrivals and departures in- * elude : Miss Eunice Shaw home from Coaticook ; Mr.and Mrs.O.C.Shaw to Kingsey Falls and Danville visiting relatives ; Mr.and Mrs.D.Towne .to Danville to attend the funeral of the late Mr.N.Armstrong.News has been received here of the death of Mrs.Caroline Blake, of Littleton, N.H., formerly of this place.5p.c.to7p.c.INTEREST upon your savings when invested in standard Municipal, Public Service, or Industrial Bonds A list of high grade bonds in denominations of $100.$500 & $1,000.sent on request.W, J.HENDERSON 52 Commercial Union Building.MONTREAL PRESENCE# MIND CASES HEARD BEFORE ;e NOTICE-CRUELTY Any persons witnessing acts of cruelty to animals, please report at once to S.P.C.A.INSPECTOR.When wise men get together they era for delicious tf C0A6I THE WATER OF CVAUTy jj\tthat soothing, refreshing beverage from the / \\\toriginal Caledonia Spring.\t/ CO AG I Water besides being adeligbfultable water c \\\t!, possesses wonderful therapeutic value as a ,j 't preventative against digestive disorders, k, \\ V ¦ ^ \\ gout, RHEUMATISM and kidney troubles.$ Vi® ® ; F C0AGI can be obtained \u201cSparkling\u201d or Still\u2019* At all cafes, hotels, bars, drug stores or from\t«jj %\t' if|\tgrocers by bottle or case '\t*.\tWrite for our book, \u201cThe Legend ol Spring\u201d\t,\u2022 :»\tA iwrrr- o .t r-T\\^»r-r \u2022 r-nw tw e-i c'nvxtJ » «rr 1 TIATTTTt TEE CALEDONIA SFEI5GB COMPASî LIMITED\t,T Caledccia fiprisga, Ontario\t3o < M 1 '-àtâS\"1 ^ - v ¦' \u2018\t' ^f h yifk^ ' /f¦ ¦/ ,r¦ ,1 ; ¦ ^ |\t- mKw : \\ )k J \u2022 ' c » ¦ .i 'i \u2018III .1 1 i , \u2019 \u2022 *\u2022» :* t < & ' -t-v 1 ¦\t1 Wi,;\u2014, \\ ' O.RUcffiMNAMY & CO Sherbrooke AT BARGAIN PRICES Now on Exhibition at The Stadium 12 Automobiles, all overhauled, and in woodwork ing condition.6 St, Lawrence IfJ ft Boats.4 St.Lawrence Canoe?.1 Hotel \u2019Bus, nearly new.two-seated Carriages.6 single-seated Carriages, -i Phaetons.1 Covered Delivery Express.o Ladies\u2019 Side Saddles.f> Gent\u2019s Saddles.2 Olds Engines.2 Power Water Pumps.1 Two-cylinder St.Lawrence Engine.Single and Double Driving Harnesses.Several Upright Pianos.Several Square Pianos.Several Organs, 5 and 6 octave.G.A.LEBARON AUTO SALES CO.201 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, Que.Run&w&y C&r at Scotstcwn Was Stopped Just la Time.MR.R.A.SCOTT PLACED TIE ON TRACK AND STOPPED CAR.Scotstown, Aug.10.\u2014(Special)\u2014Presence of mind on the part of Mr.R.A.Scott here averted what no doubt would have been a serious accident, probably curtailing the loss of life.In some way a fiat car heavily laden with hardwood logs got loose on the Guelph Company's siding, which is down grade towards the main.The brakes failed to stop the car, and as it went towards the main line it gained in speed.Mr.R.A.Scott, who was standing in the yard in front of the R.B.Scott residence, noticed the car coming down the skiing.It took him but a second to decide what to do.He ran down to the track above where the switch is, and seizing a tie he just had time to put it in the right position to stop the car before it struck the sw-itch.With the help of some men from the veneer mill and several horses from Scott Bros.\u2019 barn the car was hauled back to a position which was out of the way of oncoming trains.No sooner had the car been placed out of danger when a freight train was noticed coming around the curve a quarter of a mile away.If this car had got over this switch without getting off the track it would have continued to gain speed and would certainly have met this freight train and a serious accident would have occurred.STAMPS IN FORM OF ROLLS.Toronto, August 10.\u2014The Canadian Manufacturers\u2019 Association has received word that the Post Office De-! partment has agreed to accede to the 1 association\u2019s request that stamps in ; one and two-cent denominations be issued in the form of rolls as well as in sheet form.There will be five hundred in a roll, and an extra charge of j six cents per roll will he made to cover the cost of manufacture.The new- rolls will be available about the first of September.RICHMOND.R-j~/ David Coburn will preach in tiie Methodist Church, to-morrow (Sunday) evening.MAY AS WELL LET UP.In vain we Jacks kick up a fuss At garb worn by our Jills; The only footwork asked of us Is that we foot the bills.New Skid Chains Tire Covers Tire Irone 8 Day Auto Clocks Electric and Jerico Horns.Sangster\u2019s Garage 9 ALBERT ST.PHONE 431 Several Charges Were Dealt With At Sittiog of Court.TUFFT WAS THE CHIEF ACCUSATION AGAINST THE ACCUSED PERSONS BEFORE COURT.A number of cases were disposed of bv Judge Mulvena at a sitting of Court.The King vs.Joseph Bouchard of Rock Island for alleged burglary, defendant having previously optated for a speedy trial pleaded not guilty and Ms tMal was fixed for the 2(ith of August inst.THREE MONTHS FOR THEFT.The case of the King vs.Perrin, whose preliminary trial was held on Monday, the Court found the evidence against the accused insufficient to commit as iar as stealing the horse and harness was concerned, but committed him for trial on the charge of stealing a trunk and contents belonging to the complainant.He asked for a speedy trial and pleaded guilty and was serlenced to three months at hard labor.SI-'TY DAYS FOR $2d.Henry Freeman vs.George Black.A preliminary hearing was held against the.defendant on a charge of having stolen the sum of twenty dollars from the residence of his employer, the complainant, a farmer in Ascot.The accused was committed ; for trial, asked for a speedy trial p\u2019eaded guilty and was sentenced to sixty days at hard labor.COMMITTED TO KING'S BENCH Napoleon Perrault committed on Monday on a charge of pointing a loaded gun at Mrs.Raoul Rochette of ¦ St.Malo D\u2019Auckland, was sentenced to pay a fine of twenty dollars and costs ci thirty days in jail.The same accused optated for a trial by jury on the charges of house-br.'aking with intent to commit an i irdicttble offence, of assault causing bodily harm an other offence and was remanded to jail until the October term.CONVICTED ON\" TWO CHARGES In the case of D.E.Bassette vs Frederick Browley for stealing a watch of the value of one dollar, the accused asked for a summary trial and pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to thirty days at hard labor in the commoii jail.In the case of Gilbert Crosby vs Fiedcrick Browley on the charge of stealing a pair of shoes, the defendant asked for p.summary trial, 1 pkaded guilty and was given an additional thirty days in jail.SUNBURN AND INSECT SUNGS often spoil our enjoyment of the long, perfect summer days, hut relief may be readily had by using GUILTY OF ASSULTING BOY Further evidence was heard in the case of Verville vs Mrs.Amoe Gunn causing bodily harm to a child of i complainant\u2019s by striking it with a j stick.The accused was found guilty j and was sentenced to pay a fine of : two dollars and costs or fifteen days in jail.Reputation proves value.Tested throughout three generations\u2014known the world over as themost reliablepre-ventiveand corrective of stomach, liver, bowel troubles\u2014an unequal-cd reputation has been secured by BEECHAMS PILLS CANADIAN AS CONSUL.Newcastle, Ont, Aug.10.\u2014(Special) j \u2014Announcement has been received by : friends here of the appointment of ! Mr.Neil H.Lander, an old Whitby ; boy, as British Consul at Bluefields, j Nicaragua.f Sold everywhere.\u2022 In boxei, 25c.European Capital Famished for attractive enterprise» in ail sabstantial lines of business.Pvailroada, Tractions, Water and Electric Powers, Irrigations, Timber, Mining, Agricultural and Industrial.Bond, Debenture and Stock Issue» Un-\u2019 derwritten, Purchased or Sold.Properties purchased for European exploitation and Investment.Financial Undertakings of all »oxt» handled.Miscellaneous commission» and orders ; of all characters accepted for execution In any European country.Correspondence enclosing full detail» at first writing invited.The international Bankers MAKES GOOD PURE BLOOD Invalids, convalescents and all who feel run down should take a course of CAMPBELL\u2019S QUININE WINE Alliance 14.Ifl, 18 Bloomsbury, Itreet, London.Eju»' tonic This excellent cvuig strengthens the entire system, creates a healthy appetite, and enables the system to enjoy food.As the direct result pure rich blood is made and vigorous health gradually returns.But be sure it is CAMPBELL\u2019S.Sold by all Druggists.CAMPBELL, A Mfrs.MONTREAL, DR.SIANLEH POWERFUL WHITE LINIMENT (25 CENTS A BOTTLE) This is a soothing, powerful vegetable compound that instantly relieves all irritation of the skin.It is also extremely effective in cases of Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Neuralgia, Boils, Colic, Lame Back and hosts of other external and internal ailments.WRITE TO-DAY FOR FREE DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR, AND NAME OF DEALER NEAR YOU.FRASIER, THORNTON & CO.Limited CooksMre, Due.* *4 4 4 4 4 y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i; 4 4 4 ! 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Announcement MR F.O.JORDAN has been appointed by Layton Bros., Montreal, as their representative in the Eastern Townships, forthe following Pianos and Organs : \u2014 Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock, Stuyvesant 8 Stroud Pianola Pianos Weber, N.Y., Mason § Risch,BehrBros.,0.Wormwith 8 Layton Bros.Pianos Mason 8 Hamlin 8 Thomas Organs SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT BARGAIN PRICES LAYTON BROS., 550 St.Catherine Street, West.Montreal.AD communications to be addressed to Mr F.O.Jordan, Lennoxville, Que., or to Layton Bros., Montreal.Barbers Praise Canadian Pacific Ry.HARVESTERS EXCURSIONS AUG.16th & 28th, 1912 TO WINNIPEG PROPORTIONATELY LOW RATES BEYOND.From all Stations in the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, Renfrew, Sharbot Lake and East.No change of cars between the East and the Canadian West.No customs examinations.No Immigration inspection.Full information on application to nearest Can.Pac.Agent, or to E.H.SEWELL, City Passenger Agent, Sherbrooke, Que.As the Best Remedy for the Hair and Scalp The tendency to put off tint;! tc-morrow what we should do to-day accounts for most of the bald heads we see in the front row.Newbro\u2019s Herpicide stops falling hair and prevents dandruff.The dandruff germ is destroyed by its use and a condition of health maintained in the hair and scalp.Nearly everyone has hair troubles of some description which Herpicide will always carrect.Don\u2019t wair until it is too late.It is conceded to be the standard Ijair remedy and is recommended and applied by all the best hair dressers and ! barbers.Newbro\u2019s Herpicide in 50c and $1.00 ; sizes is sold by all dealers who guar antee it to do all that is claimed.If : you are not satisfied your money wril1 be refunded.\tI Send 30c.in postage for sample and bo.ok about the hair to The Herpicide Company, Dept.R., Detroit, Mich.We require the services of one English and one French - speaking salesman to work in the Eastern Townships of Quebec in conjunction with an experienced man from the Head Office of a large Western Canada Real Estate Company to sell high-class, closc-iu town lots in Western Canada.Reply to the Western Canada Real Estate Company, 502 Temple Bldg., Toronto, Ont.you lean ask of a collar, jni style, fiti comforti and wear, you will find'to oerfèction in TOOKË Collars.Try our new GOLF CLUB VA\" BELMONT REAL ESTATE COMPANY Do you wish to buy some of the most speculative and best located building lots within the City limits ?Do you wish to double your money within a short period ?Get full information from us at once before we raise our prices.Electric Lights, Sidewalks, Sewers and Water already on the property.Prices on lots from $150 to $400.Terms 10 p.c.cash, 10 p.c.in six months, balance in five years with interest at 6 p.c., or 10 p.c.off for cash.Our property is located in East Ward, right behind the Catholic Hospital.Only three minutes walk from the street car line ; eight minutes walk from Church and Schools.Take advantage of this opportunity and buy before the prices go up.\tf or further information and details apply to our Selling Agent Continental Hotel.Bell Tel.76."]